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Urui >MM VOL. 85. NO. 252 **"'• •«••*»» ""** *"•*• * en* *"•<«• RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Little Commotion Greets High Court Rule Ban Bible Reading, Prayer in Schools

WASHINGTON (AP)-The Su- nominational prayer composed by "The Supreme Court has its Pennsylvania and Maryland, spe- wrote Justice Tom C. Clark In by parents, who, as Unitarians or on Saturday because of her re- Congress could submit to tin preme Court's sweeping decision New York authorities for the function and we have ours," com- cifically barred Bible-reading and the majority opinion. atheists, said the exercises were ligious beliefs is entitled to unem- states a resolution to change the outlawing required Bible readings state's public schools. mented Senate Democratic lead- the recital of the Lord's Prayer He said the decision in no way offensive to their beliefs. ployment compensation. First Amendment of the Constitu- and the recitation of the Lord's That decision brought-down, a er Mike Mansfield, a Catholic. as part of required classroom ex- shows hostility toward religion. The court also, in a brief order, The noticeable lack of congres- tion, which deals with the sepa- Prayer in public schools appeared storm of criticism on the tribunal, Many state officials, meanwhile ercises in public schools. "Nothing 'we have said here" in- set aside a Florida Supreme Court sional reaction to the historic ration of church and state, but hurriedly read the decision to see Neutral Position dicates that the study of the Bible decision which had upheld the prayer decision was attributed by there was no strong sentiment for today to have been accepted with especially from Congress. if it required changes in their But there appeared to be no or of religion "when presented ob- practice of opening devotionals hi one leader to the legislators' pre- that approach either. little commotion in or out of Con- MUd ReadSea public schools. Thirty-nine states room under the' decision for a jectively as part of a secular pro- Miami schools. occupation with turmoil over civil Rep. Frank J. Becker, R-N.Y., gress.. '" ' ..: '" - But congressional reaction to sow allow rooming devotional ex- teacher to hold such exercises on gram of education" is, prohibited. Another Case rights. said, however, he would push for • The (tiling, affecting* thousands Monday's 8 to 1 ruling was com- ercises in public schools. Many her own since public school teach- The two cases resulted from In another case involving the Short of impeachment, there is such an amendment. He said tha of classrooms all across the land, paratively mild. Generally, the clergymen stressed a greater im ers are government employes. requirements in Baltimore, Md., question of government and re- little Congress could do about the court has a trend to "deny the was obviously expected, however, feeling seemed to be that inter- portance of religious instruction 'In the relationship between and Abingdon, Pa., that public ligion, the tribunal ruled 7 to 2 court's ruling anyway,, and there existence of Almighty God, a Su- in vie*,of the court's action last preting the laws and the Con- in churches and homes. man and religion, the state Is schools be opened daily with de- that a Seventh day Adventist who were no serious suggestions along preme Being, in our public year against use of a non-de- stitution was the courtls job. The court, acting on cases from firmly committed to neutrality," votlonals. The suits were brought lost her job for refusing to work that line. schools." TwoSpaceFlightsReaction to Decision RED BANK -While school of- gretted the decision he didn't "Parents should begin to in- Drawing ToClose ficials withheld comment, local think it is a cause for despair. fuse the home with prayer and religious leaders were divided in "The decision Is an indication fill out usually empty churches MOSCOW (AP)-Soviet cosmo- ver, but they had no idea of the their reaction to the VS. Su- of an estrangement between re- and synagogues," Rabbi Rosen- naut Valery Bykovsky's space purpose of the maneuver. preme Court decision outlawing ligion and public life," Rev. Mr. thai said. flight appeared to be drawing to It was believed that if the 28- required-Bible reading and the Rotteriberg said, "and while I The decision Indicates that a close today as it neared a new year-old Soviet air force pilot recitation of the Lord's Prayer regret that trend, I am not tre- America has departed from a record. His woman space partner should return to earth ahead ol in public schools. mendously upset." way of life that was largely was expected to return to earth schedule the Russians probably Msgr. Eminent A. Monahan, "The Hebrew-Christian tradi- Protestant historically and "re- soon after him. would cut short the flight of space pastor of St. James Catholic tion will continue to influence flects a wider religious base, tak- woman Valentina Tereshkova Bykovsky needed to stay aloft Church, called the decision "un- Western culture; there are other ing into consideration the differ- who was still whirling around the until about 3 p.m. Moscow time-r- brtunate." ways in which the church can ences of religious background" earth in an adjoining orbit. g a.m. EST—to equal the 64-orbit The decision was not unex- mold life In our land," Rev. Rot- among our citizens, Rev. Mr, Valentina today began her 30th record set by Soviet Maj. Andrian pected in the light of other re- tenberg stated. • Lowden declared. trip around the world after sur- cent Supreme Court decisions, Nikdlayev last August in just un- Rev. Stanley Mugridge, pastor passing the American record of Msgr. Monahan said. The court Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal of der four days. of the Red Bank Baptist Church, 22 orbits set last month by Maj was trying to make the break Congregation Bnai Israel, Rum- Losing Speed said the decision Is "in line with Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr. between church and state com- son, and Rev. W. Gorden Low- the policy of the separation ot Western observers said Bykov- M Orbits plete, he said. He added that den, pastor of the Red Bank church and state and in line with sky's Vostok 5 space capsule Bykovsky. this morning had in his opinion, the decision would Methodist Church and president historical Baptist tradition." seemed to be losing speed and completed 60 orbits and was near- weaken the influence of religion of the Red Bank Council of altitude. His original altitude ing the end of his fourth day in on public life. Churches, agreed that religion Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, Red Bank school superintendent; Dr. John range, 112.4-146 miles, had space. The girl was approaching Rev. Isaac C. Rotteriberg, pas- never belonged in public schools, F, Klnney, superintendent ot dropped to 102.5-125.5 miles. the end of her second day. tor of the New Shrewsbury Re- and said the decision would put Rumson-Fair Haven Regional, BEFORE VENTURE INTO SPACE —Ru»ia'» Valentina Tereshkova, 26, and Lt. Col. They said his dwindling orbit Tass, the Soviet news agency, formed Church and former presi- religion back in the home and and Paul Lefever, Middletown Valery Bykoysky, 28, who are orbiting, the earth in separate spaceships, are shown could make it dangerous to re- said the two space travelers slept dent of the Red Bank Council of the church where, they said, it belonged. shortly before Bykowky was launched in his spactihip, Voitok 5. This picture wai main In space much longer. They soundly for seven hours during Churches, said that while he re- (See REACTION, Page 2) speculated that the change in the die night. She awoke about 5:50 released by T«i, th» Soviet news agency. ,-;- ..: Z, IAP Wirtphotb) orbit was the result of a maneu- a.m.-9:5D p.m. Monday EST- and he woke up about 7 A.M. "The cosmonauts reported to Election Circulars Probed the earth on the normal progress of the flight, the faultless opera- FREEHOLD — Chief of Mon- Mrs. Wilson is opposed by H. within legal requirements. tion of flight systems and that mouth County Detectives John M. Craig Lee; Mr. Penn is testing He said his office records con- §iie to Bloii Subdivisions they feel perfectly well," the Tass Gawler said last night circulars Councilman Vincent G. Ronca, tain the names of persons who announcement said. mailed to Long Branch voters in and Mr. Cioffi opposes Council- have caused the material to be FREEHOLD-OHicials, of the Marlboro Township divisions and to declare the composition of the Planning Board today's municipal election by the man Julius E, Tomalni. printed as, he said, is demanded Committee filed suit in Superior Court here yesterdgfseeking unlawful. - • • Branch Publishing Co. will be In his statement, Mr. Garr by a new law signed two weeks to set aside preliminary approval by the Township^Corarnlttee The plaintiffs challenge the preliminary approval given Issues Warning presented to a Grand Jury for contended the circulars were ago by Gov. Richard "J. Hughes. to three major housing development'subdivisions wUch'%>uld by the Township Committee on May 2 to the U. S. Homer Cor- investigation. contain 1,187 lots. poration for a 445-lot development on a 275-acre site on the. ingt The wit. was filed by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Baumaiv west side of Rt. 9 south of Rt. 520; Big Brook, Inc., for a A complaint that some of the Jr., East Francis Dr., and Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Graiiano, 513-lot development known as Village Homes, on a 320-acre NEW SHREWSBURY — Magis- material put out by the firm Nolan Rd., by their attorney, Dominlck A. Cerrato, Freehold. site on the west side of Rt. 79 on both sides of School Road trate Marvin Schaefer served no- headed by part-time printer Close Bridge Today Mr. Biumanrls general chairman of the Citizens^ Committee West, and approval given June 16 to Big Brpok, Inc., for a tice in municipal court yesterday Milton F, Garr, 9 Poole Ave., and Mr. Gratiano'is vice chairman. 229-lot development on a 300-acre site on both sides of Rt. 79 that racing on the streets of this was -illegal was made to the chief Named as defendants in the suit are the'Township Com- south of Rt. 520, , . .'. borough will not be tolerated, Sunday by Second Ward candi- Despite Late Protest date Vincent G. Mazza. mittee, the Planning Board, and the U.S. Homes and Develop- It is further contended in the suit that the Big Brook sub- Maximum fines will be imposed ment Corporation and Big Brook, Inc., developers. divisions have 23 lots under the 20,000-square-ioot minimum henceforth, he said, on drivers Mr. Mazza, a member of the FREEHOLD-Red Bank attor- been issued (o allow closing of the The suit contends the Planning Board acted illegally be- and U. S. Homes has 15 lots under the minimum. who compete on local streets, city Board of Education who is ney Florence F. Forgotson today bridge, She said she was told cause sketch plats were not filed with the township clerk, It is also charged that the Planning Board is not a legally The fine for the first such of- opposing incumbent Walton B. protested scheduled action of the a permit would not be authorized minutes of hearings do not contain names of those addressing • constituted body because one member holds a municipal of- fense is set by statutes at $25 to Fisher, said he would sign com county Board of Freeholders to until engineers receive and ap- the board at public hearings, and minutes are not available fice other than a permitted position on the Board of Adjust- $100, he explained, and for the plaints in both civil and criminal close the Pleasure Bay bridge to prove plans for construction of a from the township clerk. ment or Board of Education. second and later offenses, $100 to courts if Mr. Gawler determined Shrewsbury River traffic at noon new bridge to replace the old one. The suit asks the court to nullify the approval of the sub- The plaintiffs declined to disclose the name of the of- $200. the identiflcaton of those re- today. Mr. Irwin said freeholders will ficial. Yesterday, Paul Fniedauer, sponsible. But, Freeholder Director Jo- confer, for the second time with- (The only official on the Planning Board on an official Main St., Holmdel, drew a $30 The chief, however, said the seph C. Irwin said the bridge in a month, with mayors of the body other than the two mentioned, is Mayor Joseph, A. Lan- fine after pleading guilty to rac- name of the publishing company closing, to make it available for several affected municipalities in zaro, who also is a member of the township Municipal Water ing here, and also a $$ fine for was known and the matter would resumption of auto vehicle use the area of the Long Branch- School Problem and Sewer Authority.) •having a noisy muffler. be brought to the Grand Jury after structural repairs later in Oceanport bridge, probably on directly by the prosecutor's of- the month, will go through on Monday. fice. He said it will not be nec- schedule. The purpose will be to decide essary for Mr. Mazza to sign Miss Forgotson said she is pro- the exact site for a new bridge. Is Seen as Bigger complaints. testing on behalf of herself as an 'We will determine at that Deny Variance Applications 1 In an exclusive story in the Oceanport riverfront property time, ' said Mr. Irwin, "whether Red Bank Register "yesterday, owner, and on behalf of a client the bridge is to go on the exact ThanAnticipated MIDDLETOWN — Variance ap- Lincroft Rd., was made last I testified that the site of the pro- Mr. Garr acknowledge his com- who had planned construction of spot of the Dresent bridge — and plications for a Lincroft swim March by Henry Calais of Berke- posed pool room, formerly occu- pany had printed and mailed the a marina at Oceanport. She said this will mean interrupting bridge club and a billiard gallery in ley Heights. The township Plan- pied by the Pal Discount Center, circular objected to by Mr. Maz- she has not yet decided whether service for cars during construc- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The up to the age of five) in Strath- Middletown, both of which drew ning Board recommended deny- had been rented for only nine za as well as others attacking to take action in court, however. tion for a year or more — or regional school district is going more now, than elementary stu- objections recently from neigh- ing the request at its meeting months out of a period of three ncumbent Fifth Ward Council- To Meet Mayors whether to build slightly north of to have a bigger enrollment head dents. boring property owners, were de- earlier this month. years. woman Lucy J. Wilson; sixth The attorney said she has been the present site. ache within the next few years, He said the pre-school group is nied last night by the 'Zoning Sought by Adler Mr. Adler last night presented ward aspirant Robert L. Penn, advised by the New York dis- "Our decision will be in the as a result of Strathmore, than averaging 70 per 100 houses. Board of Adjustment. Variance to permit a billiard a new variance application in and third ward candidate Henry trict office of the Army Corps hands of Army engineers In the tome officials had anticipated. 1.5 Per House Application for the swim club, gallery in a vacant store in the which he seeks permission to ex- R. Cioffi. of Engineers that no permit has early part of next week. This means an average of 1.5 School Superintendent Luther which was to have been located Adler Bros. Shopping Center, Rt. tend a portion of his building Engineers' Promise children per house. forward 25 feet thus making It in A. Foster told The Register last on a 55-acre tract on Middletown- 35, was sought by Abe Adler who "Meanwhile, the Corps of En- Two years ago, when Levitt line with the remainder of th night" that present enrollment gineers will receive at 9 a.m. to- agreed to build and donate the structure. The southerly end of from the Levitt development is N.J. Demonstrationsday a letter asking them to taka 34-room Strathmore School, com the building Is presently set back running 60 students per 100 no action to interfere with the pany officials predicted that the 25 feet from the northerly sec- houses, for grades kindergarten Sidewalk Survey bridge closing. Engineers have average would be less than one tion, and cannot be seen by south- through six, and 20 per 100 houses advised us they would not inter- child per house. bound drivers on Rt. 35, accord- for the junior-senior high school Planned by NAACPfere if we had firm plans for a This estimate was.hotly dis- ing to Mr. Adler. grades. new bridge and if there were puted and protested at the time ENGLEWOOD (AP)—The New The first demonstration saw However, of more significance, In Little Silver Oppose Application no sizable objection to the clos- by Frederick Wenzel, then a Jersey National Association for some 250 members of the Inter- Residents of Winston Dr., ing. Mr. Foster said, is the fact that member of the Planning Board conditions so prevalent on the the Advancement of Colored Peo- national Union of Electrical and ; LITTLE SMJVER - A survey whose properties adjoin the rea preliminary statistics show there "I don't know what we are.go" main arteries of the borough." ple is going to plan a summer of Machine Workers Local 431 form 'We have talked to all affected of all major streets in this Bor- of the shopping center, objectei are more pre-schoolers (children ing to do with all the children," statewide demonstrations from up with the 34 children at the Lin property owners and feel that ough in now under way to de- About 90 per cent of the parents to the application. G. R. Gerdon, the school superintendent com- Bergen County to Cape May Coun- coin School in the morning and three-quarters or seven-eighths of termine if sidewalks are needed polled in a safety questionnaire 17 Winston Dr., said homeowners mented last night. ty, according to the Bergen Coun- march with them through Engle- them are satisfied that we cannot for pedestrian safety—and where thought some permanent con- in the vicinity were under thi Need Voter OK ty NAACP president. wood main streets to the Cleve- deny service to 3,000 cars a day Boston School — Councilman August E. Roemer struction should be developed on impression the building extenslo He said there is no danger of land School. to accomodate four or five boats. reported last night. main thoroughfares to insure was being sought to permit a fur- The NAACP's New Jersey State double school sessions next year, pedestrian safety, the PTA letter Conference of Branches will meet "But, if Miss Forgotson wantj Mr. Roemer said a report on niture store currently locate At Cleveland School, the Negro Boycott Set but Indicated that after that it's said. June 28 in Newark to plan a pro- to go to court, or if the engineers the need for sidewalks and the there to move to the vacant store children resumed their sit-In as a question of whether the board gram of racial protests stretching want to come down with a truck; stimated cost of their construc- The organization called for ac- thus freeing the present site ol unregistered visitors, while out- BOSTON (AP) — Boston, once can get voter approval for a new from the state's northern to south- and a monkey wrench and an in- tion will be presented at a Bor- tion to assure the safety of young- the furniture store for th side Charles Folks, Negro presi- the headquarters for the move' construction program. ern boundaries, Augustus Harri- junction and swing the bridge ough Council meeting in the near sters walking to school from the previously rejected billiard gal dent of Local 431, addressed the ment for abolition of Negro slav- Recommendations for such a son, the Bergen County branch back open after we close it, they future. Tower Hill development at the lery. demonstrators, saying: ery, today became the scene of program will be readied some- leader said Monday night. will have to assume full responsi- north end of Prospect Ave., and Francis W. Lawley, attorney another in the series of anti-seg- time this summer, he reported. The survey was prompted'by a (See STATE. Page 2) bility." asked that the Point Rd. walk- for Mr. Adler, pointed out that In advance of the statewide regation demonstrations oc- The question being debated is letter to the council from the Lit- way bo improved. the entire shopping center is lo- session, discussion already has curing in both the North and whether the boaitf will ask tax- tle Silver Parent-Teacher Associ- Mr. Roemer said the council cated in the same zone, a B-4 begun in Englcwood on plans for South. payers for a junior high school ation last month, Mr, Romcr said. 9 survey would consider the needs business zone, and such a move demonstrations in the city after The issue here was what spokes- building, or change the system In the letter, the PTA urged of all pedestrians. could have no effect on denial o tho schools close this week. Har- 'Historical Day men for the city's Negro conr back to a four-year high school borough action to correct specif- A reply to the PTA letter a variance for the pool room, rison said oo specific program munity called "de facto segre- and eight-year elementary set-up, ic traffic hazards It said existed, awaits completion of the survey, In other new appllcatons, Dr, has been worked out yet. Until gation" In public schools, or seg- and go to referendum for a new Ocean Twp. Committee in Finale and also called for initiation of Mr. Roemer stated. The organi- Joseph Sanker sought z o n i n now, Negro protests against dis- regation not by law but in ac- elementary building. long-term program to "even- zation had requested a reply by board approval for subdivision o crimination have centered gener- tuality. MM Already OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Mayor ment has much success In work- tually eliminate the hazardous June 1. a 75-foot parcel of the Gonna ally on the city's elementary At present, there are some 500 John J. Rcilly last nlRlit termed ing toward the betterment of tha Negro parents were asked to property, Leonardvllle Rd., New schools. Strathmore children enrolled in the day "monumental in the his- municipality and will carry on in keep their junior and senior high Monmouth, to erect an office. Tho the school system. Marching Demonstrations tory of the township." (he tradition of tho township. school children out of the public ordinance requires a 100 too Strathmore houses arc now be- Two marching demonstrations Referring to last night's meet- "1 feel I have had a part in schools today and send them in- Today's Index frontage in that location. ing occupied at the rate of about were held In the city Monday In ing, which will bo (he last con- the history ot the township," stead to neighborhood social cen- George Milonos presented a 35 or 40 per week. Page Page support of a continuing sit-In by clave of the governing tody un- said Commltteoman Donald V. ters for instruction In "citizen- application for erection of There are 1,500 children in the Editorials 18 Negro children at the predomi- der the committee form of gov- Crosta, "In being a member of ship and the freedom movement." Adam and Eve I doughnut stand at Rt. 35 and Flv district's schools now. Mr. Foster Herblock 6 nantly white Cleveland Elementa- ernment, Mayor Rcilly said that the commtnltteo form of govern- Negro leaders said they expect- Corners on the site of Jim'i laid the total will hit 5,000 or go Allen-Scott 5 Movie Timetable 12 ry School. The children, who num- the community owes a debt of ment." He added his wish of ed no violence during the boycott Diner, which was razed las over that figure by the end of Amusements 12 Obituaries 2 bered J4, have been boycotting tho gratitude to all members of the good fortune to tho new form of which they called "Freedom Stay year. A variance is required foi the coming school year. ' Births 2 Sylvia Porter 6 Lincoln School, where tho Negro administrative body, past and government. Out Day." the undersized lot. "We should 1iave a new con Bridge 17 Sports 14-15 enrollment Is 98 per cent, present, Voters last November approved Ten property owners objected A member of the Negro leader- itructtan program under way by John Chamberlain - « Slock Market J Committceman James J. Gai- a change In the form of govern- via a petition to a request by ship group will ride In the com- next year," Mr. Foster declared, Classified ' _ II Successful Investing i Belford Fabrics rlty noted that he hopes tho new ment when tho council-manager Jack Higglnson to waive setback mand car with the deputy su- "but 1 don't see how It will hap- Comics 17 Television 12 Shop at home. Slipcovers, drap- council, which will be elected to- (orm was adopted. The change perintendent, officials said, pen." Crossword Puule - 17 Women's News M (See VARIANCE, PageJ) eries. Service. Call 787-2717.—Ad/. day, and the new form of govern* will take effect July 1.

* • ' t J«» W, IMS Wttthpr little Sflver NEW JERSEY - fe warm today, higlrjn *he nd nrid-Ms inland to the 70s roteetion LITTLE SILVER - plans ter Acts to Pave MerchantsComplain new tftrough all are on ti» tear the shore. Clear tonight, NVEftVUW B low from the upper 40s in coolest RedBu* architect's drawing board, Coun-|Birch Ave. MRS. FMJ> f ipots of the northwest to the low Program ciiman Charles A. Forfar Mr. and Mrs. WiKam CNeil, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - LITTLE SILVER - An ordi- HAZLCT - WrsV FJOWM* J. and mid-60s in coastal areas. Sun- 101 Navesink Ave., Highlands, last night. ttttingweri, JT, «ed Friday in Of Strewn Debris iy and coninued warm Wednes- The beach erosion control and Each of the departments of the]iance providing for the improve- daughter, yesterday. it« Birch Ave. and authorii- [her borne, MM Florence Ave..; constructed on the 4'/4-acre site. lay, high in the middle and upper Mr. and Mrs. James Hayes, hurricane protection program borough government, and the! mem FREEHOLD-A group of South started by the Army Corps of ing $22,50*. in bonds or notes' to Born in Jersey City, she had The garage was in the origin*! 80s well Inland to the shore. 30 Lone Oak Rd., Middletown, public library, has submitted a ved here two years. St merchants complained to Bor- Engineers has run into another report on the amount of floor! cover part of the cost, was intro- ough Council last night of an un- plans but a variance is needed Marine daughter, yesterday. duced by the Borough Council Surviving are, her huiband, because it would be too close to Cape May to Block Island protest from an area resident. space It would require, Mr. For 'red Stellingwerf; a mi, Fred sightly condition caused by trash Mr. and Mrs. John Robedee, Roy S. Matthews, a fishing sta- last nijht, . , atrewn along the railroad tracks the adjoining property line. Winds onshore 10 to 15 knots Hwy. 35, Kevport, daughter, yes- far said. tion operator, and president A\ "Now, we're waiting to hear Total cost of Wtcktopplng and SteHtagwerf, and two daujh- from South St. to Broad St. An ordinance Was introduced his afternoon and again Wednes- terday. ers, Misses Loretta R. and Ed- lay afternoon, and variable about the local Board of Education, is rom the architect," he reported.jcurbing the 2,589-foot cinder and, Harry Silvert, owner of Sil- prohibiting parking on the Mr. and Mrs. Victor Tneszkow- concerned with a decision by the dirt road *ill be $28,000, the i F. Stelllngwerf, aU at home; streets in the vicinity of the Free- • knots at other times. ski, 43 Msplewood Ave., Keins- Mayor Charles W. Stephens re- vert's Furniture Store, said there Township Committee approving vealed in April tliat a local ar- Council said, of which the bor-hree sisters, Mrs. Ruth Sherman was an unlawful dumping and a hold Raceway during the racing Fair weather with visibility S burg, daughter, yesterday. and Mrs. Isabel GaJiager of season. Public tearing and final miles or more except briefly the program. chitect was preparing "rough ough will.pay half. The it bull- "clutter of bottles and debris" Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkes, 5 The engineers plan to pump sketches" for a new borough hall. nessM and U residences on the anwood tad Mrs, Eds* MuMlrut •long the tracks. He said adoption is set for the July 1 lower in haze during early morn- Fountain Ave., Matawan, son, DenvWe, «nd four brothers, meeting. ing hours. 5,000 feet of fill along the shore- If the project is approved, the street will be assessed for the re- loiterers congregate in the area! yesterday. line. The Cliffwood Beach work present borough hall will be mainder of the cost. \ Vorman Bbersoie of Nu««y, «nd from early morning until late at Receive Audit Mr. and Mrs. John McCue, 52 Is to cost about $129,000. A dredge razed and the new building A public hearing on the ordi- toward,' Laurence and Richard night. The 1962 audit was received by High during the past 24 hours, John St., Red Bank, daughter, would be used to do the job,erected on the site, Die Mayor nance will be held Monday, Ebersole of Jersey City, Mr. Silvert said, "The police council in which Auditor C. Ber- 78. Low, 54. Ocean temperature, yesterday. July 1, at i p.m. Services were held yesterday ger Groe'ndyke stated the com- -Mr. and Mrs. Moses Murphy, which extends from Madison said. chief (Leo Galcher) told me 62. Township to' Middletown Town- Mr. Stephens has declined to] Also scheduled for a public the Mehlenbeck Funeral Home there was not much he could do munity was in "excellent finan- 32 Dean Way, Middletown, son, with Rev. Henry A. Male, pastor cial shape." TIDES yesterday. " • ship. Identify the architect betpre the hearing July 1 is an amendment unless the loiterers were drunk." Mr. Matthews prefers to have plans are submitted, other than to the 1955 fire ordinance which St. Mary's Episcopal Church, "Tfoe site is a public eyesore." An ordinance was introduced Sandy Hook :eyport, officiating. Burial was TODAY — High 6:12 p.m. and PATTERSON HOSPITAL the township's share of the pro-:o note mat he Is a resident ofjwould raise the upper age limit Mayor Frank E. Gibson said permitting sidewalks to be re- gram used to deepen the chan- his area. for a new member of the fire ShoreJand Memorial Gardens, an effort would be made to have paired with macadam topping as low 11:51 p.m. Fort Moomouth department to 45. At present, new iazlet. the Pennsylvania Railroad clean [ong as the color matched the TOMORROW - High 6:39 a.m. PFC Robert L. Tbibault, 38 nel in Matawa'n Creek, to Key- and 7:05 p.m. and low 12:41 a.m. Miller St., Highlands, «on, Wed port Harbor. The channel is re- members of the department must up the area and police will be in- original sidewalks. Public hearing portedly too shallow for large be between 21 and 35 years of ROCCO CIRILLO structed to check the area for and final adoption is also sched< and 12:44 p.m. nesday. age. loiterers. uled for July 1. For Red Bank *nd Rumson Maj. and Mrs. Robert E. Lat- boats to use during low tides. 'Golf Farm' HAZLET — Rocco CMIo, 46, Councilman Robert Fredrickson ed Friday in his home, 12 Park- Harry Gross, owner of Freehold Endorsement was given to the bridge, add two hours; Sea zell, 7 Magill Dr., Eatontown, Mr. Matthews, whose fishing station is on Matawan Creek, al- reported that the fire depart- lew Ter. Glass Company, said,' "The bor-Junior Woman's Club of Free- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Longj son, Friday. Plan is Hit Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- M.Sgt. and Mrs. Norman S. so thinks the dredge would dam ment's new 1,000-gallon, $27,980 Bom in Montdair, he had lived ough should be able to do some- hold concerning its "Bell Ringing age shell fishing beds. pumper will be ready for use this liere seven years. He owned and ' thing about it. If those people for Freedom'' project, scheduled lands bridge, add, 40 minutes. Suzuki, 18 Marizeles Rd., Eaton-' town, daughter, Friday. Mayor John Marz, Jr., agreed By Liebenow week. The new truck and theoperated the Roxy Radio and were not allowed to loiter and for July 4. The club plans to alarm system recently installed have all of the churches in the Maj. (Ret.) and Mrs. Joseph to'discuss the matter with Mr. "eleyision repair store, East drink, the trash would not be Matthews at a meeting at which HOLMDEL - Edwin Liebenow, in the borough will lower tire in- •range. there." coomunity ring their bells at 2 F. Struneski, 53 Reeds Rd., New ndependent candidate for. Town- surance rates for homeowners by p.m. on that date. 2-Hour Delay Shrewsbury, daughter, Saturday. representatives of the Army En- He tat a member of £t. Jo- Asks Complaints gineers would attend. ship Committee, announced yes- 10 per cent, he said. seph's Catholic Chun*, Keyport. Councilman Joseph R. Collins MONMOUTH MEDICAL terday he was opposed to a pro- In other action, the committee In other business, council: Ap- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. laid anyone who sees trash being Slated By CENTER posed amendment to the zoning thrown in the area should sign a reappointed' Edward J. Flynn to proved die appointment of HIT Ivelyn Dorsey Ctrilto; a daugh- Long Branch the Recreation Commission. Mr. [ordinance to allow operation of old Giblln, Jr., 43 Silverton Ave., Mlss Marie Louise, and a complaint. State Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Franks, a "golf farm" in t residential Mr. Silvert said that he had Freeholders Flynn, whose one-year term ex- and Charles Curcoin, 158 Rumson son, Ronald H. CiriUo. both at (Continued) 74 Squankum Rd., New Shrews- pired June 4, has been given a 'zone. Rd., as special police officers; wne; four brothers, Vincent J. offered money to a group to have FREEHOLD—Visitors planning] bury, son, this morning. "We will continue this fight un- five-year * term. | The amendment was introduced approved the renewal of a retail :irilk> of Psrlin and Anthony A., it cleaned up, but also noted, :o attend tomorrow's county Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vineburg, til hell freeies. We will continue last Thursday by the Townahlp| consumption license for Little Sil- 'rank and Americo ClriUo, all "Within five months, it would Board of Freeholders meeting 30 Lynn Dr., Oakhurst, son, yes- A reported deed and building until Negroes the length and Committee. It would pave the ver Liquor Inc., Prospect Ave., t East Orange, and a sister, have to be cleaned up again." scheduled for 2 p.m. can plan on terday. violation by a Strathmore resi- breadth of the United States have way for the construction of a and retail distribution licenses for Mrs. Julia Aurilto, also of East M. Raymond McGowan, bor- a two-hour delay in the start. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pomer- dent who built a six-foot fence "golf farm" on a 50-acre tract ough attorney, said he would their liberty." Just how many people this will came to the committee's atten- Willow Delicatessen, Willow Dr >range. antx, 435 Prospect"" St., Long on Holmdel Rd. and the A&P, Prospect Ave. check into the legal points of the In a second march at noon, 100 inconvenience,, however, is moot. Branch, daughter, yesterday. tion. The township's zoning of- A Requiem High Mass was of- demonstrators led by local inte- ficer will be asked to investigate The project has been advanced fered Monday in St Joseph's situation to determine whether There hasn't been a visitor—ex- by Charles H. Evans, Haddon- the borough could clean up thegration leaders and Roy Wilkins, cept for bidders seeking county the structure. - Church. Burial was in Hollywood national NAACP executive secre- 1 field. It would involve • driving Arrest 25 Negroes Memorial Park, Union, under di- track and charge the expense to business and newspaper reporters An ordinance is. being prepared range, pitch-and-putt course, • the railroad if the firm did nottary, walked from Lincoln School —since the budget hearing in Conservatives to control traffic in Cliffwood and In Harlem Rioting rection, of At MeMenbedc Fu- to City HaH. Strathmore. Under study by Com- nine-hole golf course and practice leral Home. choose to clean up the area. January. area. NEW YORK (AP)-Nightstlck- Asks Concession "Englewood is carrying on The delay until 4 p.m. Is oc- Search For mitteeman Daniel H. Downey, the swinging patrolmen sent partici- courageous fight," said Wilkins to ordinance would go to the state Mr. Liebenow, former member MRS. DESIDERIO SCHWAB An application by an English- casioned by a special conference of the governing body, said the pants at a Negro rally tumbling town man seeking the concession the crowd. "If it hasn't accom- called by the Army Corps of En Highway Department for approv- to their knees last night bleeding, LONG BRANCH - Mrs, Ella plished anything yet, it has called New Leader al before being put into effect. project was not suited for a at the Lake Topanemus munici- gineers, at Fort Monmouth, to prime residential zone. in a clash, that began a night of Schwab, K, of 367 Lowden Ct.; pal park was referred to the attention to conditions in a city discuss with the freeholders a LONDON (AP)—Britain's Con- Applications for liquor licenses violence, and vandalism in Har-died Tuesday at Monmouth Medi- which had been thought just this He charged that the amend- parks and playgrounds advisory proposed purchase plan by the servative party started to search were approved for 11 establish- lem. cal Center. side of heaven." ment would "break down the zon- committee. county of the now privately- for a new leader today m the ments selling to consumers, two 1 After the rally crowd dispersed, Born In Hungary, she was a A state ruling on complaints of owned Monmouth County Airport [distributors and one club. ing ordinance. ' ormer Long Island resident and Ronald F. Hogan in his appli- wake of a hollow note of con- Mr. Liebenow cbided the gov-some 200 Negroes.from the scene cation said he would move in school segregation in Englewood is and its continued use by the fidence given Prime Minister Ha- caused a disturbance some down had lived here eight years. She expected shortly from Dr. Fred- Army Electronics Command. erning body for "taking too long" a retired milliner and was a mobile-unit refreshment stand rold Macmillan's handling of the :o make other needed amend- blocks away. Police said the mob or use the existing building to erick M. Raubinger, the state A county option on parts of the Profumo scandal. walked dow n the street, knocking the widow of Dtsiderio Schwab. commissioner of education. 66 Resolutions ments to the zoning code and sell refreshments. Rt. 34, Wall Township, facility, Conservative legislators said over garbage cans, breaking hot- Surviving Is a sister, Mrs. Qlga Two-Year Battle with owner Edward L Brown, moving "with haste" on this McDowell, of New York City, Mr. McGowan noted that the privately the only question Is amendment. :les and scattering litter. Harrison said he thought Wil- expires Friday. An Army lease whether Macmillan will resign Two Negro men were stabbed The funeral will be at Temple law requires that the leasing 1 Before AMA A citizens-' group has registered be put to public bid, or the mu-kins speech renewed the enthusi- with Mr. Brown runs out June 30. quickly or wait until the party can by persons In the mob but neith- Jeth Miriam, Elberon, with Rab- asm of integrationist forces, which , ATLANTIC CITY' (AP) - Six- opposition to the proposal. Its nicipality could operate it. The county is willing to buy, at settle on a new leader for the er was injured seriously, police >i Aaron H. Lefkowitz officiating. have been battling for more than fty-six reSbTutldtts' aW up' for spokesman, Warren E. Baum- A variance was granted to Mon- a top cost of {870,000, if the Army, election battle that must come be- said:. • . -..; • ••• 3urial will be at Tenipla-Beth two years against racial imbal- study today- by.committees of the gartner, ,is * Republican candi- 1 mouth Village apartments permit- will stay oir as a -permanent ten- fore October 1964. Police then moved in and ar- Miriam Cemetery, Neptune..»lhe ance in the five city elementary ant. .American .Medical Association, date for the committee. )amiano Funeral Home,' Long ting the construction of a 12-unit 27 Conservatives, most including one prpppsal to put the rested 25 Negroes, including nine schools. Freeholder Director Joseph C. 'ranch, is in charge of arrange- garage on its property between of them younger members of Uw [AMA on record as opposing juveniles, on charges ranging Harrison said he was not en- xwin said the board's regular ments. Rt. 3J and Jerseyville Ave. An parry's right wing, defied party smoking as a health hazard. 'rom disorderly conduct to ju- 82-unit garden apartment is to be husiastic about the bipartisan con- meeting will open on schedule at orders Monday night and refused Reaction venile delinquency. ference on civil rights called by The 10 association committees 2 p.m.- with Freeholder Abran* to back Macmillan in a vote of HAROLD JOHNSON Gov. Richard J. Hughes to tackle I are to discuss Jhe resolutions . (Continued) D. Voorhees presiding. Bids ad- confidence in the House of Com- OLAUF ELVE NEW SHREWSBURY - Harold the problem of racial inequities in vertised to be received at that and recommendation today and mons over the Profumo affair.* school superintendent, said they HIGHLANDS -Olaiif Elve, 65, Tohnson, 73, of 15 Cherry St., the state. The governor appointed lime will be taken and held un- make their reports tomorrow to would await directives from the Law to Curb Macmillan- won his confidence of 81 Laurel Dr. died yesterday ied yesterday at Monmouth 11 Democrats and 11 Republicans opened until the full board arrives the floor.of the AMA's 112th an- state Board of Education.. vote 321-251. This spared the life in Monmouth Medical Center. edic*) Center, .Long Branca. to sit in the conference. - to conduct business at 4 p.m. nual convention. Gov. Richard J. Hughes, State of his government and officially Born in Norwayt he had lived Born in Red Bank, he was a Bad Checks, "From what I've heard,,I don't It was expected, however, that Bidders had better beware and cleared him of any suspicion of Attorney General Arthur J. Sills here 24 years. He was employed lifelong resident of this »rea. think it's very representative, and be sure, that their proposals are the house of delegates of the trying jo cover up security risks and Education Commissioner Dr, as a commercial fisherman. Mr. Johnson was a member of I take, exception to any list that presented on time as required in AMA would hot take a stand Book Misuse in former War Minister John Pro- Frederick M. Raubinger said they Surviving are his wife, Mrs. he Pilgrim Baptist Church in , representatives," specifications, Mr. Invin indi- against smoking as proposed in would have no comment until RED BANK — Borou#i Coun- fumo's love affair with the mis- Clara Elve; four sisters, Mrs, Xed Bank. laid Harrison. cated. He said all requirements the resolution that was submit- after reading the decision. cil, over the negative vote of tress of a Soviet naval attache. Sara Laviak and Miss Tonny Elve He is survived by' his wife, odd star demonstrations pg I ken of the specifications are to be ted by the five-member Florida New Jersey is one of 26 states Councilman Daniel J. O'Hern, But during the debate before of Brooklyn and Misses Anna An. Edith Johnson; a daughter, Other civil rights developments met and that the procedure being delegation. with laws requiring or allowing . last night introduced ordinance the vote Macmillan was obliged Elve and Gerda Elve, both in iliss Dorothy^Johnson of Tren- in the' state' yesterday included: followed by the board has been Delegate sentiment appeared to Brble reading and repeating the Norway,' and two brothers, Bern- amendments which would make to make two damaging admis- on; and a sister, Mrs. Ida Montcjair-^-Pdlice were inves- advised by the county's counsel. favor a recommendation • by the Lord's Prayer in public schools. hard and Bertel Elve, also in It unlawful to draw bad checks sions: itokes of New Shrewsbury, tigating a cross burning incident AMA Board of Trustees that sug- The court's action yesterday Norway. for amounts under $100 and to That Profumo's lyitg complete- gests that any action on the is- The F. J^eon Harris Fmeral as the possible work of juveniles. struck down as unconstitutional The Posten Funeral Home, At- misuse public library books. ly deceived him and his ministers. sue of smoking be deferred until Home, Red Bank, is In charge of A six-foot high' cross was burned such laws in Maryland and lantic Highlands, is in charge ol Mr. O'Hern explained that he Ask Board That his security organs, al- after the release of a U. S. Pub- irrangements. on the front lawn of a home in Pennsylvania. New Jersey had arrangements. felt the offenses are adequately ready compromised by a succes which 20 high school seniors, in- lic Health Service Study on the joined with the 25 other states covered by state statute and the sion of spy scandals, knew less ot MRS. BRAXTON MERRITT cluding six Negroes, were hold- For Tests of relationship between tobacco n petitioning the court to up- MRS. MALTIDA M. PERRINE disorderly act. Profumo's intrigue than London NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. ing a graduation party Saturday and disease. hold the legislation. ENGLISHTOWN-Mrs. Maltida . According to Councilman John newspapers — and failed to tell Caroline Merritt, 71, of. 198 Hope night. The trustees' recommendation New Jersey law requires thai M. Perrine, 83, of 55 Main St Warren, Jr., passage of the Ditch Water him what little they did know. ~:d., died yesterday at her home. Orange—Fifty pickets, mostly and the Florida resolution were five verses of the Old Testimen died yesterday in Fitkin Hospital amendments would not create a The 27 abstentions left the gov- Born in East Concord, N.H., Negroes, continued demonstra- LITTLE SILVER - The Board taken up by the AMA committee be read in each classroom at the after a brief illness. double jeopardy situation. Rather, ernment with a majority of 69. she was the daughter of the late tions at the Board of Education of Health will be asked to test on public health and occupation start of the school day. Another Born in Perrinevilie, she was Mr. Warren said, the measures More abstentions might' have Hiram and Sarah Gardner. The [office in protest of the board's water in a drainage ditch be- al health! Also referred to that clause in '.he law bars all re- the daughter of the late Andrew would give the local magistrate meant that the government as a ife of the late Braxton Merritt, attempt to delay planning to tween Prince PI. and Kings Rd. committee was an Ohio resolu- ligious observances in public and Kate Dye Cox. She lived the discretionary power to hear whole would have had to resign. here all her life. ;he had been a resident of New eliminate racial imbalance at the to determine whether it is pol- tion asking that the AMA resume schools, except for the reading the cases or refer them to the Shrewsbury for 29 years. 99 per cent Negro Oakwood uted. Borough Council spokes- its study on the alleged link be- of the verses and recitation of the Mrs. Perrine owned and oper- grand jury. 1 Mrs, Merritt wag president of [School. Education Commissioner men said last night. tween smoking and pulmonary Lord's Prayer. ated a taxi service and mail de- The proposed ordinance pro- Variance disease. livery service for 25 years, Shi he Ladies Auxiliary of the Brax- Raubinger last month gave the The board also will be asked New Jersey's 60-year-old law vides for a fine of not more than (Continued) retired four years ago. on Merritt American Legion board until July 1 to submit a ) run dye tests to determine Other resolutions being sifted was challenged in 1950 by two $200 or imprisonment for not and sideline requirements1 in or- She was the widow of Abraham Post, Red Bank, named in mem- plan. The board is appealing for where the water is coming from, in committees concern proposed persons from East Rutherford more than 90 days or both for der to build a home on four lots Perrine. Mrs. Perrine was >ry of her last' husband. She jinore time. the governing body reported. AMA policy on ownership by phy- and Hawthorne, but the state Su- convicted writers of bad checks, at Sunset and Shadyside PI. and member of the Sons and Daugh- was also a member of the A.M.E. Local NAACP President Robert In a letter to the council, the sicians of drug stores, drug re- preme Court upheld the legisla- The offender must have written Lakeland Dr. The petition cited ters of Liberty, Jamesburg. Zion Church of Red Bank. H. Martin said picketing will con- board reported that the ditch is packing houses and pharmaceu- tion. That decision stood when, the check knowing he had in- drainage problems and stated Surviving are three stepdaugh Surviving are a foster son, tinue until Saturday. causing offensive odors, and rec- tical companies and the dispens- the U. S. Supreme Court refused sufficient funds or credit for pay the lot depth is 50 feet in a zone ters, Mrs. Whitney Whitson o: Samuel Harper of Red Bank; a T r e n t o n—Leonard Williams, ommended that the existing ing of glass by ophthalmolo- to review the case. ment. storm sewer be extended. requiring a 40-foot setback. gists. Red Bank, Mrs. Harry Farring- 'oster daughter, Miss Rose Marie [Trenton NAACP attorney, saia Merritt, at home; five brothers, Persons who deface or fail tc an injunction to stop construc- Councilman Charles Bruno said The board will ask for an opin Support for the Florida resolu- ton of Mt. Vernon, N. Y,, and Mrs. Mabel Tiiton of this place; Fred, Hiram, Herbert, and Na- return library property would be tion will be sought in federal he will survey an open brook run- ion from Lawrence A. Carton, tion could come from delegates Rules Against a stepson, Forman Williams thaniel Gardner, all of East Con- subject to a fine of not more court if the Trenton Housing Au ning from the south of Markham Jr., township attorney, on an ap- of states where medical associ than $25. PI., east of Prospect Ave. and plication from Willet Associates ations have gone on record Ocean Grove; a brother, William :ord\ and Lawrence Gardner of thority goes through with present Burning Cited Manila, the Philippines, and one Public hearing on the amend- ending on Little Silver Point Rd. to build a sewage treatment plant against smoking—California, New Cox of Manasquan, and a sister, plans for a 256-unit housing pro- grandson. ments will be July 1. The Board of Health said it had at the Willett Acres subdivision York, Maine and Florida, 27 per FREEHOLD — Fire Commis Mrs. Frances Hooper of Brook- ject In a Negro neighborhood, The funeral will be Thursday it Another ordinance, scheduled investigated complaints about the in the Harmony Rd. area of Mid- cent of the voting strength in sioner Frank E. Weeden yester- lyn. Williams said the site of the day reminded residents thai 0 a.m. in the A.M.E. Zion for public hearing last night, was brook, and suggested that the dletown. The $136,000 plant will the house of delegates. The funeral will be Thursda; project, the Charles J. Miller trash burning is not permitted Ohurdi of Red Bank with Rev. withdrawn by the governing body, county Mosquito Commission be treat 240,000 gallons per day and The resolution asks that the at 2 p.m. in the Higgins Funeral Homes, now is largely Negro and on Sundays, holidays, or aftei Charles E. Bourne officiating. The measure would have made asked to clear an open ditch. will service Harmony School as AMA recognize "the health haz- Home, Freehold, with Rev. Thom two schools near the site have dark in the community. Burial will be at White Ridge Pearl St. a one-way northbound well as homes in the area. ard inherent in smoking and ad as B. Wright, pastor of Uie San 95 per cent Negro enrollments The board reported that 177 Cemetery, Eatontown, under Hie street between Monmouth and The board will request the vocate voluntary giving up of He stated at last night's meet- ford Methodist Church, official dogs had been inoculated at the direction of Robert A. Braun Water Sts. Its intent was to force township attorney's opinion be- smoking by ihose already hatritu- ing of Borough Council that un- ing. Burial will be in Fernwooi recent rabies clinic here. Home for Funerals, Eatontown. Rt, 35 traffic to turn left into cause surrounding property own- ated." It also asks for a pro- less "dangerous burning prac- Cemetery, Jamesburg. Water St. insead of conimiing ers were not served notice of gram to influence the young nol tices" are not curtailed, an or- Police Seek Cardhwh to Begin MRS. PATRONELLA E. FREY MRS. LENA SALKIN south on Pearl St. to Monmouth the application on the grounds dinance prohibiting all trash to start smoking. SPRING VALLEY, N.Y. -Mrs and Oakland Sts. Electing New Pope that the plant will be deeded burning would be considered. MILLSTONE - Mrs. Lena Sal- 'Horse Thief over to the township after it is Residents who wish to burn Patronella Elslnger Frey, 59, ;in, 81, died yesterday In her Mr. Warren said council has VATICAN CITY (AP) - The completed. Ocean Sells Lots trash should secure a proper re- 13 Van Orden Ave., widow of Les lome on Etra-Perrineville Rd. received a commitment from the NEW SHREWSBURY - Police 80 Roman Catholic cardinals who ter Ward Frey, died yesterday li Other new applications were ceptacle of wire mesh with spaces She was the widow of Philip state Highway Department for here are searching for a horse begin meeting tomorrow to elect Ramapo General Hospital. for a store, storage area and liv no less than a half inch. [Salkin. two large signs which will clar- thief-modern style. a Pope will live and vote In the To School Board ing quarters at Rt. 35 opposite Mr. Weeden said he hoped Born in Fullerton, Pa., she wa Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. ify the direction of Rt. 35 traffic Three mechanical coin-operatec most comfortable surroundings OCEAN TOWNSHIP — T w c the daughter of the late Cole Middletown Fire Co. No, 1, by citizens would comply with Amy Roze of Elberon; a son, The Pearl St. ordinance has horses were "rustled" from the ever arranged for such a con- township owned lots were sol Elizabeth Porter Elsinger. storage warehouse of the Pice Matthew Zuba, and for a refresh- regulations and be more careful Henry Salkin of Belleville, L. I., been tabled several months pend- clave. to the Board of Education las Mrs. Frey was a legal secre Piper Corp., Shark River Statior ment stand adjoining Moller's and considerate when burnini and two sisters, Mrs. Anna Tol- ing receipt of the commitment The austerity of centuries past nl?ht by the Township Commit- tary for the Practicing Law In Rd. between June 10 and lasl Highway Liquor Store, Rt. 36 their trash. lin of Perrineville and Mrs. Syl* and because Pearl St. business- ij gone from their living quarter* tee for $1. stitute, New York, retiring sevei night, Police Chief James A. Her- and Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth. 'ia Herschcr of New York City. men protested the proposed in the area of the Vatican from The lots, which are on Wesi years ago. ring said this morning. Both would violate sideline re- The funeral will be tomorrow change. which the outside world will be Park Ave., are adjacent to the Sandman In Speak Surviving are four sisters, Mrs The horses, which weigh 3W quirements. A setback variance it noon in the Freeman Funeral In other business, council barred until a new pontiff Is Dow Avenue School property. I EATONTOWN - Sen. Charlei Stillman M. Fay of Philadelphia pounds each, are valued at $1,050, was requested by the Atlantic Home, Freehold. Burial will be awarded a contract for the pur- chosen. was announced at the public salt Sandman, Cape May, will ad Mrs, Dorsett Fraley of Sprin; Chief Herring said. Entry was Highlands Nursing Home, Atlan- In Beth Israel Cemetery, Wood- chase of fuel oil to Globe Pe A small bell has been that the deeds to the tracts wen dress the Affiliated Republican Lake Heights, N.J., Mrs. G. Clarl gained by breaking in througl tic Ave., Navesink, to permit con- bridge. troleum Company which under- wired for the first time to sum- restricted to Ihe school board jClub of Monmouth County tonlghi Worthley of Pompano Beach the front door. struction of a two-story addition bid Lawes Coal Company. mon the cardinals from their housing 60 beds. The lands will be added to th at a dinner meeting at Crysta Fla., and Mrs. J. Edwsrd How The theft was discovered las Bids for gasoline, submitted by rooms to the Sistine Chapel each site of a new $3 million high Brook Inn. land of Rumson, N. J. FIELD MARSHAL night by George Benverman The board granted a special ALANBROOKE the same firms and the Tide time a voting session is held be- school project. County Republican Chairman J Services will be tomorrow company manager, the chief said, use permit to William C, Johnson 1 water Oil Company, were held fore "The Lasl Judgment" and Russell Woolley said the senator, 1:30 p.m. In the Worden Funers LONDON (AP) - Field Mar- Patrolman Gelchel McCnll li for a gas station at Rt. 35 and for further study. Michelangelo's other great mur- a leading Republican critic of the Home, Red Bnnk, N, J., with ihal Viscount Alanbrooke, 79, investigating. Palmer Ave,, East Keansburg, to Council approved membership als. Delay Launch $750 million capital improvemen Rev. Isaac C. Rottenlberg of Uv war-time chief of the Bitlsh Im- Mrs. Eileen Majors, to build an 1 In Wcstside Hose Company foi An internal telephone network bond issue being sponsored b; First -Reformed Church of Ret perial General Staff, died yes- addition to a dog kennel on Mag- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP; terday at his home at Hartley John J, Welsh of Locust Ave. Summer Sclwdule has been Installed so th« cardi- nolia La., Middletown, and to, —Technical difficulties forced a Democratic Gov. Richard J. Bank officiating. Cremation wll and membership in Indepcndeni nals can talk with the conclave (George A. Van Dyson and Robert 24-hour postponement today of Hughes, will discuss his views on be at Rosehill Cremstory, Lin Wintney, Hampshire. Alanbrooke, Engine Company for Henry E LITTLE SILVER - Hie Bor- secretary, Archltilshop Frances- E. Murphy (or two repair shops the launching of a Tiros weather the proposal. den. who served as the top British Soden of West Front St. ough Council will meet only once co Carplno, without breaching the on Railroad Ave., Belford, pro- satellite designed to spot hurri- military officer from 1941 to 1946, FRANK PORCH Martin Loprele of 20 Munson monthly during the summer, secrecy of the conclave. That, viding specified conditions are canes and typhoons. set off a brief postwar furor PAINE INJURED SHREWSBURY - Frank St. called for and received coun Council meetings are scheduled too, Is a first. i*t. when he charged in hit memoirs The launching was reschedule* OCEANPORT - Rlgaud B, Poroh, S3, who died Wednesda ell's pledge (hat the board ol |July I- and Aug 5. that Supreme Allied Commander The board denied an applica- for 4:60 g.m. EST tomorrow. The Paine, Jr., of-1236 Turf Dr. frac- In the Veterans Hospital, Ess Health would Inspect the area a The governing body usually No problem finding tenants Gen. Dwlght Elsenhower was out tion by Dr. Joseph T. Puma to trouble was the breaking of an tured his right arm and foot Sat- Orange, resided at 63 White St. tolfing during one of the most the end of Chipln Ave. where, meets the first and third Mon- when you advertise The Register build an addition to dental of- explosive holt on the Delta rockel urday morning when he fell from he said, refuse is being dumped. His obituary Incorrectly reported :ruc!al phases of the war In days of «very month. way—Advertisement. fices on Cherry Tree F«rm nnse^over during the countdown. a ladder at his home. / 'his address as 63 White Rd. I Europe. r Ask Jughandle Gas Station Monmouth Regional to Hold

EATOWN - Tm Monmouth the needed land on the west tide IMwt RtqAWaMt Shopping Center lut night asked ot Rt. 35 without cost, tor the A variance if oecMsary be- the Zoning Board of Adjustment jughandle. This, he Mid, will cauie the site Is in the B3, shop- (or a variance to build a gasoline leave an Island Just over a third ping center tone which requires nation in the center of a pro- of an acre in size surrounded by i IS-acre lots, and large set-backs. ert N. Sandberg, Karen L posed new Rt. 35 jughandle at road and usable only for a g«» NEW SHREWSBURY - Mon- Henry Wihnyk, also of Feist and Schlnck, H. William Schweers, the south end of the center. station. mouth Regional High School will Feist, testified that the proposed James H. Sharp, Judith A. Shel- John Feist of Feist and Feist, hold its first graduation exer- By ROGER E. SPEAR Mr. Felrt stated that the land jughandle will benefit not only nutt, James Siciliano, Ralph J. managing agents for the center, cises tonight at 8:15 in the school has not yet been deeded to the the shopping center, but the Silva, Harry D. Smith, Jr., .-"I'm » 32-ytar-dd Air Force regards Investing. What you must presented state Highway Depart- gymnasium. state, and that approval of the borough »• a whole, by relieving Thomas J, Smock, Helen M. Spen- -nine with the" rank of captain. do is decide on an objective-be ment plans for the jughandle, Sherry Lee, president of the filling sation is "a very Im- traffic congestion on the Rt. 35 jdiff, Patricia A. Stacses, Gor. IVe got into a mess, as {at it growth income, or specula- which, would create islands to class, will discuss responsibilities portant part" of the owner's circle, especially during the rac- ,don W. Stewart, William & Stine, U Investing is concerned. la tive gate. east and west of the highway. He plans for the site, since it pro- ing season. of the first graduating class in her salutatory address. Thomas J. Stoneham, Richard J. 1KB, I bought Merck and Shell In your situation I should choose said the Massachusetts Mutual vides the only possibility ot in- He said the installation will Robert Edwin Whitfield wUl ex- Stryker, Thomas H. Stryker, Ju- Transport. lien I sold SheU and growth and bold Brmly to that Life Insurance Co. plans to cede come from the costly land. provide a Mfe turn into the shop- ore die purposes of a high dith E. Sullivan, Sharon H. Ter- kit money tpecualting. I have a aim. If you buy only consumer ping center for northbound traffic school education in prepara- ,ry, Lois C. Thetford, Oiann F. savings account and cash to in- stocks in major companies, your south of tbe circle, and also make tion for adult life In his valedic- iToon, Sheliva L. Treat, Joan E. vest. I'm out of the country ftt- chances of long-term risk are it possible for cars leaving the Says Police Power Restrained tory talk. Trible and Thomas K. Trigg, 4th. qfiently and can't watch the relatively slight. center via Rt. 35 to make a turn •tock market What shall I do?" I advise you to hold your Merck into a northbound lane on that Earl M. Garrison, county su- Paul W. Van Assen, Kathy E. ,L\C. • •••;•• and buy such issues as Sean, highway. perintendent of schools, will give aupel, Nancy J. Vissering, Jane A-You have done very well in Roebuck; Consumers Power; By Recent Court Decisions Sidney Hertz, Allenhurst, at- the graduation address. L. Warren, Wallace G. Weaver, your profession, and it shouldn't Corn Products, and Safeway Ralph Silva, outgoing president Doris L.Webster, Diana M.Weiss, SPRING LAKE (AP) - Essex torney for the applicants, pointed be too difficult to help you Stores. der the provisions of the search of the student council will present Clyde J. White, Robert E. Whit- County Prosecutor Brendan T. out that the state Highway De- ttraighten out your position as Q-"We are in our late SO's. and seizure law's, are in reality the class mantle to the incoming field, Bruce E. Wilcomb and Jan- Byrne told the New Jersey Asso- partment has approved construc- Our children are educated and placing the public in tbe gravest president, David Teeters. ice C Zahn. ciation of Police Chiefs Monday danger." tion of a service station in the on their own. We have several Thomas J. Bradshaw, princi- that "the power of the police offi- Jughandle triangle, but will not thousand dollars in savings «nd The prosecutor spoke to more pal, will introduce the class. Stocks Down cer has been severely restrained indicate approved curb cuts un- ten shares each of Allied Chem- than 600 police chiefs and their 'rank L. Weinhehner, superin- by recent court decisions.'' guests as the association'! list til the Zoning Board acts on the Variance Case ical and General Motors. We own matters. tendent, win present the class to Robert E. Whitfield a small store In which we both In particular, Byrne said that annual conference opened a four- Gordon W. Bartle, president of Irregularly Firm Oppsoed George F. Mathews, Suzanne G. work, and we could take two or "the courts, in freeing dangerous day run at the Essex k Sussex the Board of Education, who will Goes Back McCarthy, Timothy A. McGay, three thousand out of the business criminals to walk the streets un- Hotel. Eatontown attorney Peter J. award the diplomas. In Slow Day right now to invest. Please give Byrne said: Edwvrdsen appeared to oppose Brian K. McMeans, Maureen Rev. E. W. Butterworth, pastor McNamee, John W. Meeks, Su- To Board us your advice, "We do not begrudge anyone his the application in behalf of L.G.R. NEW YORK (AP) - Despite of the Reeveytown A. M. E. Zion san A. Messenger, Lewis Miller, or her constitutional rights. We Associates, owners of the Family OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The •trength in rails, the stock mar- It is always very pleasant Church, will ask the invocation Barry A. Moffett, Mary M. Moh- tion are attempting to follow the laws Circle store now being construct- Township Committee last night ket worked trreguiaNy lower to hear from people like your- and benediction. The school band ler, Gloria C. Myers, Diane J. of the land in search and seizure ed across Rt. 35 from the shop- referred an application for a yesterday. Volume was the low- selves who seem to have worked will play highlights from "Porgy Nelson, Elaine C. Nitto, Constance est since late March, i hard and accomplished a good procedures, but sometimes they ping center. variance to extend the building Plan Splits and Bess" as well as a process- A. NUTczyk and Charles D. O'Doti owned by the Carmel Shop, Rf. lite Dow Jones industrial av- deal. are most puzzling. It is our hope He brought out the facts that ional and recessional. nell. 35, back to ths Zoning Board of erage declined 3.82 to 718.21. I see no reason why you should the'oqurts will ultimately set down there are now two gas stations Miss Charlotte M. Hohensteln Frank M. Osgood, James N. Adjustment. Turnover shrank to 3.52 million not Invest two or' three thousand Republicans a pattern of rules that can be on Rt. 35, that the land in ques- vice principal, will be mistress Paddack, Thomas J. Patock, Jer- •hares from Friday's 3.8« million dollars conservatively, looking WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate followed, instead of making them tion Is part of the former Brown The firm sought a variance to of ceremonies. ry D. Pickering, Tina M. Pomil- and was the lightest since March toward the day when you can Republicans split today over a up as they go along and chang- Transport Co. site, a parcel of add a two-story structure to the Receiving diplomas will be: la, Linda D. Popp, Gloria Rad- 29 when 3.29 million shares close up shop and retire. leadership effort to take the de- ing from day to day, as they do less than JO acres purchased rear of the present store. The segregation of private business Barbara C. Ambs, William R. cliffe, Daniel S. Reevey, Laurah variance application was ap- changed hands. In your place, I would buy now. separately from the rest of the out from under President Kenne- Bamshaw, Carol L. Becker, Car- C. Rizzo, Patricia M. Ruffin, Rob- proved by the Planning Board Of 1,299 issues traded, losers shares with secure income and shopping center land, and that dy's proposed civil rights pro- "We do not say the courts are ol M. Benz, Clarence R. Bkidgett, and Zoning Board and recom- outnumbered gainers by 804 to good prospects for long-term ap- no other property than the shop- gram. bad, nor are we criticizing the Jr., Nancy Canitf, William R mended to the commltte for pas- 436. New highs for the year to- preciation. In this category, I ping center will have access to Sen. Barry Goldwater, procedures. But lam extremely Chernish, Ralph N. Cone, Joseph sage. It was stated that the pro- taled 34 and new lows 17. would include Marine Midland, a Jughandle on the west side gave his support to a proposal by frightened by a recent Supreme S. Coupland, Richard R. Cour- Timetable posal was recommended due to Of the 15 most active stocks, bank holding company blanketing of Rt. 35. Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Court decision' that police who noyer, Patricia A. DeClerk, Ru- hardship reasons. eight rose and seven fell. Stude- New York State; Standard have conducted an Investigation Harold Hardman, Zoning Board Dirksen of Illinois to make the sella T. Deffendorf, Charlotte E. Shift on Tax Robert Silverman, attorney for baker topped the list of-volume Brands, a relatively attractive over a period of months and have chairman, said the proposal is integration of business firms a Doran, Gary L. Driscoll, John J. Silbert Shapiro, owner of an ad- leaders again. It rose % to 7 on food situation, and Montana Pow- enough evidence to secure a voluntary community matter. "a long-range proposal with many Emick, Roger F. Erb, Allison jacent building, stated that the 75,100 shares. Second was Chrys- er, a strong Western utility. search warrant in an attempt to But Sen. Clifford P. Case, R- ramifications." E. Forbes, Joyce C. Formica, Al- Cut Proposal variance would extend an al- ler, up i\i at 64^ on 53,200 uncover narcotics must first go to N.J., Insisted in a separate inter- "Frankly," he added, "we want bert E. Freeman, Gerald R. Fur- ready existing non-conforming •hares. Third was Sunray DX the door, knock, identify them- WASHINGTON (AP)-House tax view that Congress has ample to proceed cautiously on this mat- niss, Albert F. Gallagher, Judith writers have shuffled'their sched-use. This, .he said, would tend Oil, off yt at 34 on 44,700 shares. selves, say what they are looking 1 power to ban discrimination by ter." M. Garofalo, Andrew K. Gould, , Next, came New York Central, To Appeal for and why they are there and ule to give themselves more time to downgrade the area. Mr. Sil- businesses dealing with the public The board decided to ask for Clyde C. Hackler, Leonard F. Up % at 21% and Pennsylvania then, if the occupant refuses to for their big decision on cutting verman pointed out that zoning and "it should exercise the re- a Planning Board opinion on the Hallo, Robert L, Hambten, Wayne Railroad, up '/, at 18%. open the door, they are allowed tax rates-and to see if they can is Intended to bring about the Bus Pact sponsibility it has so long neg- proposal, even though the code R. Hamlin, Anita D. Hammond, Radio Corp., off \% was the to smash it down. pick up more offsetting revenue. eventual improvement of the lected." does not require this matter to Robert K. Harris, Sandra S. Hen- It may now be three weeks be- neighborhood, nor to add to its widest loser on the most active "Needless to say, by that time be referred to that body. Dirksen asked the Senate Re- drickson, Allen Heyman, Bette fore the Ways and Means Com- deterioration. list. Attracting speculative de- In Matawan you can forget it. Any evidence The hearing was continued un- publican Policy Committee to pass Ann Hill, Richard A. Hollmann, mittee votes on including hi its He said that the structure is mand, lower priced stocks were MATAWIAN - The Regional that has been in the place has til the zoning body's next meet- heavily traded and higher: CJiem- on his compromise proposal. He Robert L. Hopwood, Carol A. draft of a tax bill some substitute in such a position as to obscure Board of Education's 196344 bus indicated that except for this fea- been flushed down the toilet." ing, July 1. Hunt, Donna R. Hunt, Steven L. way rising % to %, Spartans In- contract award Is being appealed for the present 20 to 91 per cent his client's building from high- ture he is prepared to go along Hunt, Kathleen E. Illmens?e, dustries V, to 14, and Chock Full to the state commissioner of edu- range ot personal income tax way traffic. The proposed addi- with a civil rights package Ken- Janies D. Ingledue, Susan D. cation, it was reported last night. rates. tion, it was claimed, would be nedy plans to send to Congress James, Shirley E. Jetter, Ardea- Singer Manufacturing dropped Oppose Asphalt Plant Kennedy proposed 14 to 65 per used for candy manufacturing The |23,000 contract was Wednesday. lia C. Johnson and Richard M, to 74%. awarded June 3 on low bid to cent, but with offsetting changes and for warehouse facilities. Kennedy scheduled a breakfast Johnson. Alcoa dipped Anaconda fell Fred Wehrle, Cliffwood. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The i>erson before the Keyport Zoning that would soak up some of the Township attorney Vicent J. discussion of the proposals with .% andd UnioUi n CarbidC e \% The award is'being contested Township. Committee last night Board when he was ruled "out Kathleen M. Jones. William tax relief; this would leave & net Agresti advised the committee to Du -Pont dropped 1%, Eastman Democratic leaders before talking of order" by the group's chair- Jones, Jr., Mark L. Kirk, Shirley refer the application back to the by Michael George, Cliffwood, took action to oppose construction reduction of $10.2 billion. Kodak 1%, IBM 4, Litton Indus- them over with 10 governors, in- man and attorney. B. Kirk, Sherry Lee, Theodore F. board for futher study regarding the present contract holder, and The committee has compiled tries -1'4, American Telephone cluding four Republicans, at a of an asphalt plant in Keyport. Lewis, Barbara A. Lydic, Georgi second low bidder for thel9«3-«4 The association's statement figures on ranges like IS to 70 or tbe hardship claim. *4, and Goodrich 1. luncheon conference. With an asphalt plant building T. Lynch, Margaret A. Lynch, contract. said, "We believe that it would 75 per cent and has batted down Corning Senate Democratic Leader Mike Jeffrey W. Madlung, Ronald T. Merck gained \%, The board last night authorized permit to Manzo Contracting Co., be a hazard and a nuisance to the Mansfield of Montana said he be- Magathan, Donna L. Maner, Kar- most of the administration's rev- Glass 2%, and Philip Morris 1. its attorney, Vincent C. DeMaio, Inc., already surrendered to the people of Keyport as well as to lieves he and Dirksen can get to- en J, Manfredi, Linda J. Mar- enue increasing ideas. Court to Settle Prices were irregular on the to defend the> school body in the township's zoning officer, the American Stock Exchange. Vol- gether to sponsor a bill which the people in Matawan'' because ceau, Mary Esther Marsh, On balance, the changes it has action. ; J • committee approved a "protest ume was 1.1« million shares com- would include most ot the admin of the dirt, heavy trucking and approved so far make little dif- Mr, DeMaio said the award is resolution'' aimed at the proposed Avon Election pared wtm 1.19 million Friday. istration's probram. dangerous conditions which would ference In government Income. .... being attacked by Mr. Geofge on building of an asphalt plant ACT -tad ITJJ ckl Bt)( 1JW Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey o be brought on by the Lyncar The net is an estimated gain of FREEHOLD — Lawyers argu- grounds that Wehrle did not fol- along a bordering road in Key- MinU 3SH Jolini Mm Minnesota, assistant Senate Dem- Corp. facility. some $39 million a year. ing legal Issues In the aftermath Mr Proa Jonw & L low bid specification require- port. Theater Plan Air Reduo mv, Joy Mff ocratic leader, said this program Mr. Marz, who had "guaran of Avon's May 12 municipal elec- Allel Cp MS KalHr Al ments in regard to surety and Monday, m a possibly signifi- w would include a provision to out- Lyncar Corp., whose principal teed" on previous occasions thai tion will have another go at it Altof Lud Kennecott performance bonds. cant action, the committee recon- JUKI Pw 38tt Koppero law segregation in public places members are Matthew J. Gill and the Manzo lirm would not buil Is Approved June 24 before Superior Court Allied Oh Knift, S3 Studying Salaries Anthony Campo, both of Middle sidered an earlier. decision and Mil CtuI Krocer and in firms dealing in accommo- here, said the building permi EATONTOWN - A new indooi Judge J. Edward Knight. Meat. B* Leh Port C In other business, it was an- town,-will receive a decision by voted a moderate tightening of the US dations and services which do a was given up by Michael Manzi The judge recessed Friday a Am Alrlln Leh Val Ind nounced that the board is study- Walter Reade Theater on th< rules on oil and gas industry Am Brk Sh LOF Olass yearly gross business of $175,000. the Keyport Zoning Board of Ad- after the mayor M directed thg, hearing which contests the elec- Am, Can Lib McN*L ing a new teacher salary guide. y traffic circle near the preseni taxation. Am Cyan Llss * My Other provisions would strength- justment July 11 on plans to con- it b e pickek d up. tion of now-Commissioner Man- Am MFdy s* School Superintendent Luflier A. drive-in theater gained Zonin, These rules, changes, limiting Litton Ind en enforcement of voting rights, struct a (175,000 asphalt plant at "Let's burn it up," Mr. Marz us O'Dorniell to let the attorneys Am Mot Lukens EU Foster said the present salary Board of Adjustment approval the grouping of oil properties for Am Smelt Mack Trk permit the attorney, general to in- Clark St. and Broadway. exclaimed. "Let's get rid of it." prepare more legal ammunition. Am Std IS Marath Oil guide is among the lowest in the last night. tax advantage and the application Ara Tel Tel Martin M stitute school desegregation suits, The resolution, passed unani- Henry E. Traphagen, who had John T. Livingston, who ran Am. Too , Bayshore, and has made it diffi- The variance was necessary be- of the lower capital gains rate Merck set up a community relations mously by the local five-man moved that the committee adopt fourth for three commission seats, Am' Vieooie MGM cult to obtain enough qualified cause the site, in a 10-acre lot to certain sales, would increas* Amp Ine service and make the civil rights committee, reads: the protest resolution, earlier sal contends how Mayor Harry B. Anaconda Minn MAM teachers. size zone, is less than three acres. taxes on the industry by an esti Armco SU Mo Pac A commission a permanent body. that he heard reports that Strath Crook and Mr. O'Donnell had no Armour Mont Ward Mr. Foster noted, however, that "Whereas the Township of Mat- The zoning body's variance was mated $50 million a year. The ful Amxt Ck Nat Bisc more residens would boycott right to notarize—both are no- N Cash Ref all grades in the school system awan has seen fit to bar by or- granted subject to a drainage range of Kennedy proposals on oi 'Arid OU Keyport merchants if the Lyncar tary publics—63 absentee ballots Atchleon Nat Dairy are above Hie national norm in dinance the erection of asphalt program acceptable to the bor- and gas taxation would hav< AU Refln Nat Distill Stout Addresses Corp. asphalt plant were ap- whose votes they had solicited. Aveo Corn Nat Gyps achievement. plants within its borders because ough engineer. yielded an increase estimated up Nat Steal proved. He argues the law forbids can- Batuodt W The board set the salary of its it would adversely affect resi- to 280 million. The committee •Bald Umi NY Central Taxpayer Group The new theater, which has a didates to notarize signatures on Bait * Oh Nla M Pw secretary, Edward J. Scullion, dents in the township; had rejected neariy all these. BajrUK CIS No Am Av MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - dramatic and revolutionary de- ballots In elections hi which they, Bell * How Nor Pac M Union Beach, at $8,500 for 1963- "Now, therefore, as the erec- sign, will be the first of 40 It Is now reported studyinj Btndli Nw«t Alrlln 51 State Sen. Richard R. Stout was are concerned. Norwich Ph « 64. It is an increase of $1,000. tion of any asphalt plant on the Explain Votes again possible repeal of the 4 pel Beth Btnl the principal speaker at the Mat- planned for construction in the Mrs. Gustave J. Freret of Fair Oult> Mar 12 It was reported that seven per- borderline of the Township of next four years, Walter Reade, cent dividend tax credit instituted Owens III O! S3 awan Township Taxpayer's As- FAIR HAVEN-Board of Edu Haven testified that Mr. Crook Pan A W Air 37 sons have applied for the post of Matawan and the Borough of Jr., president of the company, during.the Eisenhower adminis- Borden Param Plct 44 sociation dinner-dance Saturday cation members George H. Mor- notarized 51 and Mr. O'Donnell Borg Warn 'Penny, JC high school vice principal, va- Keyport would affect the residen- has announced. tration. It once voted not to Brunswick night at The Turf, Madison Town- gan and Felix J. Turtur, 3d, two of the absentees in question. Buckeye PI Pi Pw * U cated by Daniel Jackler, who has tial areas adjacent to the town- change the present arrangement, Bucy Brie Pa RR ship. •> have issued a statement tellin The $250,000 building will have She is secretary of the Monmouth Bolova Pepsi Cola accepted the same position at ship. but this decision, like all others Perkln Elm The senator spoke on the ques why they recently voted against a parabolic roof, and entrances County Board of Elections. She Burl Ind Pflier Raritan Township High School. up to the time a bill is actually Can II tions which will appear on the "It is resolved by the Township a (400 increase to $11,700 for at the screen end of the audi- said there Is no way now to de- Cater Trie Phil El Mrs. Mary Groft was rehired sent to the House, can be recon- Celaneee Phlll Pet November ballot, primarily the Committee in the Township of Schools Superintendent Charles E torium. It will seat 900 people, termine how many of the absen- Pit Bleel as manager of the Cliffwood sidered. ChM k Oh 11% veterans' and senior citizens' tax Matawan that a protest be Howard. and will be operated In conjunc- tees voted. Chrysler Pub Bv E4O74% School cafeteria, at a salary of Ciller 8r exemption proposals. made to the Mayor and Borough They said they took "into con- tion with the present drive-in Mr. Livingston wants all of the Coca Cola Pullman 3014 (3.850, an increase of $385. Col* Pal Pure Oil 40-Ti Council of the borough of Key- sideration the salaries paid t< theater. No change in the out- absentee ballots thrown out. He RCA 7114 By unanimous action, the board Three of the past presidents, Colum Gal port that the said application superintendents in the surround- door facility is planned, according Com! Sol Raytheon 24(4 voted a "closed lunch period" for Andrew Germack, Jack Armitage trailed the third place Mr. Con Edle Reading Co 11% be denied for a building permit, ing communities, their compar- to Mr. Reade, except for rear- Two Municipal 8414 Rep.* SU 37 H Cliffwood and Memorial Schools, and Joseph Retagliatti, were pre- O'Donnell by only 12 votes in the Cent Can 47% and that a certified copy of Coop BM Revlon 42% starting next September. This sented gifts by Harry Mason, the able student enrollments, num- rangement of traffic lanes. total vote, largely through the re- Corn Pd 31% Reyn Met 3614 the resolution be forwarded to 56% Rey Tob 40% means that students will be re- association's vice president, who ber of schools to be administered Elections Today sult of absentee voting. Elimin- Corning O 1T4 Cm Zen Robert Cont 26 was toastmaster. the mayor and council of the Bor- unto, and capabilities of these ation of the absentee ballots "Cmcj Btl 5214 81 Jos Lead 33% quired to eat lunch at the schools. ATTEND WEDDING 2014 Bt Reg Pap ough of Keyport." communities to pay for such serv- Municipal elections today i CurtlM Wr 32% The board commended two re- Jerry Iosa and his Trio, of would give Mr. Livingston the Deere 21% Seara Roeb Mayor John Man, Jr., noted ices." They said "Fair Haven had MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Long Branch and Ocean Town MS Shell Oil 901.4 tiring CJiffwood School teachers, Lakowood, played for dancing. seat Mr. O'Donnel assumed Del * Hud 18% Sinclair 44-4 that the Strathmore Civic Asso- reached the top echelon of reim- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Schnei- ship will fill four seats on the 30% Smith, AO Miss Isabelle Ivins, fourth grade, May 19. Sent Sup 33 bursement." der, 609 Line Rd., attended th governing councils in both places. Dour Alrc M'A Socony 67 \ who has completed 42>,4 years' WEEKEND GUESTS ciation had issued a statement re- Joseph N. Dempsey, of Asbury Dow Criem «o« Sou Pae 3514 cently also opposing the granting Voting in favor of the raise Sunday wedding of Judith For- Polls are open between 7 a.m. Dreu Ind Sou Ry service, and Miss Laura Kuhns, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Park is attorney for Mr. Living- 25% Sperry Rd 6114 ma n to Edward Picus at th and 8 p.m. Du Pont W9% third grade, 41% years. of a variance to Lyncar Corp. were Philip H. Roy, D. Robert ston. Henry D. Saling of Atlantic Duq Lt J314 8 marine iubtidi*. velopment of the transportation In Making "B»n ther«(ii BttJe, U any, coInetwor- k as a whole ... ' Ave.-Wayn* W. m/m ordination among these pro- brul«M of bt* am* and two grams." Cue *aid, "Stupe of the fncturft! rib* Htack mrv* rt> dog *» Quit Stalling! Make a Will Transit Policy Nearly *5 billion has been made] hi, ear Wednesday to avoM bit- carriers are regulated and some available to 6 million veterans in WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. Clif- are not Some models are subG- I loans issued by the Veterans a dog ani struck a utility It pays to adVKrtiM By MJUtY FEEUEY Mew Jeriey, and New York. Since Dear Mrs. D.: HM pole fell against the Bank Register we have really no official legal ford P. Case, R-N.J., urged Presi- sidized and some are not. Som« Administration. M«ey Management In your husband's will, there dent Kennedy yesterday to split My objective today is to wor- esidence, when would it be are two people named to help the policy making and adminis- ty'you a little. Just enough to most advantageous to have a will you with procedure—the execu-| trative functions of all regulatory prompt you to seek professional probated? Or, for that matter, tor and the lawyer. EHher of agencies dealing with transpor- legal advice in the matter of anywould we have a choice of pro-these two people can file the will tation and place them in a single property you nay expect to be-bate court? with the surrogate in the county agency within the executive queath or to inherit Mrs. A.L.T., Paramus, N. J, courthouse. Then you, Mrs. D.branch. Letters coming to me reveal Dear Mrs, T.: as next of kin, wtt be asked In a letter to the president, Cas« that many people are playing an I doubt that you wtil have along with any Others"'mentionednoted that on the day Newton N. expensive guessing game. They choice in the mqter. The will of in the will to consent to the Minow relinquished chairmanship •re assuming that the property either or both of you will be pro- probating of the, will. of the Federal Communications they leave will be distributed bated in the state in which you This procedure incurs no great Commission he discussed pro- the way they think it will after have your domicile-at the time of expense, either from the court blems of federal regulatory agen- their death. Or that the property death. That state's laws will pre or the lawyer, if the will- is notcies, especially his own. they expect to inherit will auo- vail. contested. The amount of taxation Minow commented upon the dif- matically become theirs. These will depend upon the size of the iculries of commissioners sitting assumptions often have nothing Dear Miss Feeley: estate. both as a pWicy making body and to writing to back them up. Of- We live on a farm. If the hus- The surrogate in your court- as judges of the FCC. ten, too, people are puzzled by band has everything we own inhouse will discuss with you ai Case said such: a view seemed questions of procedure. his name—real estate, chattels any time the procedures involved worthy of fullest consideration The following letters indicate! and checking account, also stock (You cani obtain Mary Feeley's and, on a broader scale; could be that problems and property can certificates—and if he with a.11 [budget suggestion leaflet b> applied to the important transpor- go hand in hand. to his wife in case of death, what writing her in care of The Redtation roles now undertaken by a Dear Miss Feeley: is the procedure? Attorney's fee? Bank Register, enclosing a self- variety ol federal agencies, in- Inheritance tax? Court cost? addressed, stamped, long envel-, cluding regulatory agencies. I am a constant reader of Mrs. T.B.D., "Mid-West" ope.) yours, and some time ago some- The New Jersey Republican not- one asked you about a will. I ed that he bad introduced a bill was under the impression that DENNIS THE MENACE By Hank Ketchum to create a. department ol trans- when two people were.married, if portation to accomplish his aims. me passed away everything would He said the government now ex- go to the survivor if there wasn't pends billions on highways, pro- a will. ' motes airport construction and My husband and I have three children each. His children are all grown and married, mine all grown. When I met him he had noth- ing but a billfold of speeding We Will Re-Screen tickets. He needed $3,200 to go into business. That was every penny I had and I let him have it, thinking if anything happened to either of us the other could have what was left. Anything What has made me so con- cerned is.that he told one of hi; daughters that their old dad didn't do much for them While CALL TODAY they were young, but he was building up for them JIOW. Not that I would have minded, bul I am the one that has been doing all the work. What is my DON'T STORE situation? ATLANTIC GLASS CO. Mrs. B. H., Santee, Calif. BROKEN STORM 1813 H STREET Dear Mrs. H.: MIDDLETOWN 21 MAPLE AVENUE In the state of California, with Route 35 and , Cor. White St. and Maple Avt, So. of 18th Ave., Hwy. 71 HNJ its "community property". law, WINDOWS/LET BELMAR I am told that whatever both the Hew Monmourh Ro. RED BANK husband and wife have earned Tel. SHadyside 7-2020 Tel. MUtual 1-1200 during their marriage is consider- New Shrewsbury US REPLACE THEM ed to belong to them together. at Route 35 "Glass and Mirrors In Every Sin You Can Break" Each can dispose of his or hei half by will. But if ther« Is no Shrewsbury Ave. will, the survivor gets the entire property. Anything acquired by the hus-Wulff Gets band or wife before marriage, or by gift or inheritance during the marriage, is separately owned Sentence To 1 and not community property. '»?« iU -'

Dear Miss Feeley: Reformatory We belong to the growing group of Americans who might be FREEHOLD - The 20-year ol classed as nomads. We have Middletown Township service sta changed residence several times tion attendant who used a cus X'V'A tomer's credit cartl &, .buy, £a since marriage and at the mo- 1 ment have savings accounts i: station supplies for himself has three different states, and we arebeen sentenced to Bordentown about to move again. Reformatory. In case of the death of eithei Daniel E. Wulff, Jr., 20, Davi t • or both of us (all accounts an La., MildIetowh"Township, wa In both names) what would be given an indeterminate term a the position of our estate as re-the institution Friday by Count} gards inheritance taxes? The ac-Judge Ejjwajro^JP. Ascher. counts are located in Florida Wulff was triafged with rurtninj up a bill of $120 on a card lef at the sta$9,niby;,Ben Cohen, pro prietor of the Brookside Inn, Rt /• I 35, Shrewsbury, in August an I September, 1662. 1 L1 • A Red Bank man who victim 1 1 ized another Ben Cohen—this one 1 1 the proprietor of Ben Cohen' Department Store, Red Bank—bj forging an endorsement on a $623 check, drew a three to five yeaj a 1 \ sentence in State Prison. He was Milfred Waters, 30, Montgomery Ter., Red Bank. Judge Ascher sentenced Lola Harvey Paige, 43, of Upper Free- hold Township, to five to seven |years in the Clinton Reformatory for manslaughter in the fata' stabbing March 22 of her husband George Paige, at their home. Vktor Amato, 44, Lincoln Ct. Keansburg, was fined $100 fo: illegal pruchase of a revolver in CANVAS Raritan Township Feb. 20. Edward J. Linkel, 19, of Madi son St., Eatontown, was finex $150 for a $19 burglary Marc AWNINGS 19 at the Lou Ann's Luncheonette, Crawford St., Shrewsbury Town ship. . look what's blossoming in the Kenneth Benson, 19, a soldie sun this season I Canvas awn- stationed at Fort Monmouth, wa ings in pretty pastels, deep jewel fined $100 for theft of a carownei tones, or flamboyant stripes. by Lawrence Mix, Lewis St., Ea And the good news is-the same tontown. chemical advances that make Judge Ascher also acceptet possible these fast, clear colors these not guilty pleas: also giVe you a canvas that James and Ruth McCoy, both sheds dirt and washes clean 23, of Water Witch Ave., High lands, to an indictment foi as new. See the latest in canvas cruelty and neglect of their fou: in our showroom or in your children between January an home. We'l bo glad to drop b* May. . •-*< Just give us a call. Craig R. Waitt, 17, of Leeds ville Rd., Lincroft, to being on< of five young men who com STANDARD mitted an atrocious assault anc battery Dec. 2, 1992, on Stau AWNING CO. Trooper Edward Werse on Rt. 35 C Moroller. Prop, Eit. 1927 Eatontown. All other defendant *15 RIVER RD FAIR HAVEN had previously pleaded not guilty SHadysidc 1 -0696 Judge Ascher said he will an nounce a trial date later.

WHOLE HOUSE INSTALLATIONS This phone was a hero recently WINDOW UNITS riingin a North Jersey home. Mother receiving medical attention;And.sooiVafterihat,jByyBiy* ,tiaaieTt«ej^njee;year^jt^ithgrandma.£randmahad thing was back to normal, made*a f ewiroutine^hone^'ailslAnd thenXsuddenly,va n '.Emergencies like this happen somewhere everyday;Whert emergency/Grandma was sicMUnconsctous.VThe little they do, everyone's first thought is the telephone. That's boy dialed operator. She calmed him, and got the informa- when reliable te)ephflfl£»Sfty]cjJs mo/e than.vaJu* LAWES ablest is priceless! SHREWSBURY SH1-4300 BED {LANK M&STEB AH Sides6et Oft Points By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott Center's '."TRENTON - The driver* 11- COMPANY I COMPANY censes of IS county residents WASHINGTON —' The Kennedy administration ii Summer have been impended under the pursuing a crazy-quilt policy in Yemen of giving help to ?AII III lAttf / VMHUWM M>IAM Watt's point system, Ned J. P*r-all sides. •eklw, director of tho Division While our diplomats at the United Nations were Program of Motor Vehicles, has announced. actively arranging the dispatch of a peace-keeping force They are: six months, Cairl J RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The FW*n, Jr., 19, of IK Main St., to Yemen, the White House was agree- Community Center stiff his out- Keaneburg; three months, Harry ing to train a number of pro-Nasser Ye- lined a, full summer social pro- Ktaimaji; M, of 1M-D Ceptrd, men officers in the U, S. gram for the adult members Vest Ktansburg; Rlchan) J. of the community, to compliment tyarawk, 16, of- Main St., BoJm- To still further muddle matters, theits youth program. In addition, del; Lewis 1. Brows, 22, of Piia- State Department has initiated negotia- one service project has also been luui; William A. Callahan, 19, of included on the schedule. 8, BtaghanuCir., Rumson; David tions -with Egypt and Saudi Arabia, the Cotenjan of 83 Stephenville Blvd., two main weapons suppliers to the con' The'program, adopted by the lew center's executive commit- MWdfetovm; JohnW. Haujlin, 23, tending Yemen factions, to increase U.S. of 24 Bedle Rd, Hariet; Barry tee at a recent meeting, is "def- W. HenrJckson, 19, of Hotmdd, economic add to the two Arab countries. inite in substance, but tentative end Joanne Walsh, 21, of 28 Pem- Allen Egypt, with an estimated 28,000. in dates," according to Robert berton Ave., Oceanport. J. Benedickson, president of the troops in Yemen supporting Abdullah al-Salai, com organization. And, two months, Thomas E mander of the royal guard that overthrew the Iman, Highlight of the summer social Boitogtov, 19, of 1732 L St, West is seeking an additional $100 million in surplus farm schedule is a Splash Party, a re- Belnar; .Brian M. Dows, 19, of peat of last summer's successful 18 Hartehome La., Rumson; and commodities. This huge quantity of food is needed to outing at Clearwater Pool. Ten- Lenny Worth of Rt. 9, Freehold. ease the strain on Egyptian economy caused by thetative plans call for the party to Aftd, one month, Norman H. soaring cost of Nasser's large expedi- start splashing on a Sunday even- Levy, 20, of 312 Second St., Brad- ing in mid-July. ley Bead), and Ttanias E, Carey, tionary force in Yemen. 24, of 125 Idlewild La., Matawan, Saudi Arabia, although immensely In mid-summer, the center plans to present a show-deo, a and!20 days, Conrad B. Smith, oil-rich, wants some $30 million in eco- 56, of Unton Ave., Eatontown. variation of the standard cow- nomic and military aid to replace arms boy rodeo, for adults and young- and money extended to the tribesmen sters. supporting the ousted Iman, who is still The summer Mason will close with the center's first annual fall waging war. dance, tentatively scheduled for The administration's astonishing mid-September. Center officials said the recent spring dance policy of aiding all sides in the Yemen Scott was successful. struggle came to light during a closed-door grilling of On the service end, junior and Assistant Defense Secretary William Bundy by thsenioe r members of the Commu- Beach bags, caps • • • relax in glitter A SimpU. EffId.nr House Foreign Affairs Committee. nity Center will paint street ad- and Convenient dress numbers on curbs through- Highlights of his revealing testimony are as fol Way to Pay Bills out the township to facillate find- smartest you've seen scuffs or slippers lows: ing homes, especially at night. Make* a Hit of the.. "What are we proposing in Yemen?" demanded The practice has been commend- Amount owid lo «ach ifcri. ed by police, fire and first aid KLHNWrS Sova-Wov* Cap* Nothing mart flittering efe*t than glum- Representative Vernon W. Thomson, R-Wis. "The secret squad officials, throughout the, fmirranci you don la attl. ing, gltmoreut gold. See how it adds ipir- Text! yew fcovt Is po/.i charts given us today list funds for Yemen, Saud state. When htv* you uen • mor» {Uttering swim Me to so many occasions this suntmerl We la/anc* ewtd on lumiltitt, radio Arabia and Egypt. This looks lake we may be financing A number of other communities encf etfor ;i»mi bought on lint. the fighting by both sides. Can you explain this?" have conducted this project and cap! It's "Sunflowers" ... and it's juit on»~< show two from a new collection. AwfomdMf* npe'm, Hntfhalitry. met with approval. of a group by Kleinert. 4.00 l"The figures for Egypt «»p«W|rfbe)or, dtnlhllend negotiations with Egypt and Sau> Sim S, S'/>; M, t-i'A; ML, 7.7'/,; L, I hnpitol bilk and Saudi Arabia are for Other Sava-Wav* Capi .—1.25 to 12.00 di Arabia. XL, MO'A. Aid in* elhtr ti/l» or oblijpf/ow projected aid, and the State Levitt Applies yov may Hat* to mill. Department can supply the THE FULL STORY - The loss (Top) lurlep fabric slipper; white leither Bring'this list to/our office. committee with the deof- the nuclear attack submarine For Listing IEACH AND IOAT 1AGS Well make you a loan Thresher was a far more serious trim. Alio in black, red. 4.00 tails," replied Bundy. 'The blow to the Navy than reports of ANY AMOUNT money for Yemen is for athe tragedy have revealed. On Exchange You'll lovt the new look, the new style of (loftom) Leather scuff; pixie toe, wedga new military training pro- All of the Navy's highly sens!- LEVnTOWN - Levitt and this season's beech bags. We show the "Re- tive and secret evaluation equip- heel. In gold enly. 8 *5OO gram." Sons, Inc., has applied for list- gatta" from • new group. 3.00 - to pay off at or part ment for its topi>riority Subroc Ing on the American Stock Ex- HELPING NASSER-"! thought missile program was on the of your obligations. change, the company reports. Its Nasser's military forces were do- Thresher when it sank off the All loam art tmcnrcoHmtmiM. stock is now traded over the Other beech begs._.. 1.00 to 4.00 ing the training and fighting in coast of Massachusetts. counter. TIltniONE • WRITE . or Yemen," said Thomson. "The This is one of the major find- The board of governors of the vitit the office nearett newspaper report he has 28,000 STtlNIACH'S HOSIERY ings of staff investigators of theAmerican Stock Exchange is STEINIACH'S BEACH BAR 1 . your homo or work troops in Yemen. What is left for SttMt fleer IM Aibiiry *arfc Joint Congressional Atomic Com- scheduled to act on the applica- Fleer and Alkury Ptrlc BELL FINANCE us to train?" mittee who attended the proceed tion at its semi-monthly meet- "We are proposing a program ings of the official inquiry of theing Thursday in New York City, COfMPANY combining orientation visits and Navy's worst submarine disaster. Levitt will celebrate its 34th Swvlnj anniversary in August. The in- IMMM«lb.«U«tr some specialized training at Fort In an unpublished report to ' MMtfbsu• COM Benning, Ga., for a number of of- Senator John Pastore, D-RI, ternational home builder CMMIM ficers of the new Yemen army," chairman, the staff investigators launched a major expansion and Kit Bank (Mb* • Miami SH I-N00 answered Bundy. recommended that the Atomic diversification program in 1960. 77 WOiO ST.fi Ov« NmferryV Committee conduct a full-scale Today, the company has current tld»HtRiehlintdfn,,,,iU 1.1300 "Are we co-ordinating that with III HIST AVt. . OM>UIM Sotarar inquiry of the loss of the Thresh- or immediately projected branch i Nasser's activities?" continued er, including the impact its loss offices in seven locations in the United States and overseas. It I. MAIN (IT. • Onni liter Thomson. may have on the Subroc missile COMPANY Uug Bnueh I • Mwoti CA 3-1114 "This is a program to.keep a program. Two additional branch offices MS IIOABWAY • Sraarf floor foot in the door," explained Bun- The probers disclosed that the were announced in recent weeks. Aiiutr TAII sie SANK PK«w:U J-4400 One, in Suffolk county, Long Is- n MAM n. • ICK. Mala and Uwb SH. dy. "The officers are probably Thresher was assigned one of the pro-Nasser but 1 am sure we areNavy's most sensitive missions- land, N. Y., wiU have as its first NtU IUm»OLrOWH OFFICE-tk.w not clearing this with him." evaluating underseas tests of thejob a 1,300-house community Amu Fnm Howard Jehnion'i near Stony Brook. The other, In 17) HIWAY » - HUM: (Storm 1-3111 Later State Department Subroc missile being developed Here now! Jantzen boys' by the Navy. Florida, will begin construction !IOANS MADE IN ALL NEARBY TOWNS of a 1,600-house community near committee disclosing the new aid This underwater missile, lik the Polaris, can be fired from a Cape Canaveral. swim trunks—all sizes submarine while submerged. The spring migration to Strath- While the Polaris is designed tc more at Matawan has begun. New ii the rim* to gat your boy's iwim trunks.; BULOVA rise straight up after launching, With the completion of the first the Subroc travels as far as SOof the 1963 houses in the subur- Wa have every populer style fram brief t» LIFETIME MAINSPRING miles under water before surfac- ban community, families now are ing to continue through the atarriving at the rate of 30 a week. boxer to Bermuda ... e big selection far lixei mosphere to its target. By early December, more than The Subroc, equipped with 8 900 additional homes will be oc- • to 201 Come see todey! [ nuclear warhead as powerful a; cupied m the community, Alex- Buy a Bulova for y««r 'round ac- ander Pollett, company vice pres- curacy. You'll b* proud to own on*. the Polaris, can attack enemy submarines, ships or land targets, ident, said, bringing the total in A. Jintzon plaid Bermuda „...... 4,98 Its range is estimated at "several Matawan to nearly 1,500. hundred miles." Jersey's B. Jantxen solid Bermuda . 4.9Q O»M Wtd. and Largest Loss of the evaluation equip Fritter Nights Jewelers merit, according to the committee Church, School, investigators, may delay the Sub C. Jantxan plaid baxer 2,98 roc program for as much as on«Finished in Fall year. BROWNTOWN - Construction The Navy is now seeking mon on the million-dollar St. Ambrose D. Jantxtn leifex brief .„ 4,9ft than $1 million from Congress t Catholic Church building here is WEST secure replacement equipment tc nearing the halfway mark, ac FURNITURE CO. continue the highly successful cording to Rev. Bernard A. Coen, STIINBACH'S BOYS' SHOf Subroc tests. pastor. Fltir tnd Ateury f«rk KEYPORT, N. J. The Senate investigators alsi Steelwork has been erected for CO 4-0181 reported that the Thresher ma the church-school-hali project on never be located because of the a 13-acre tract in the Sayre Navy's lack of deep diving equip Woods South development, and Shop Wednesday and Friday Nightt 'til 9 ment. The hull is believed deepl completion is expected late in buried in soft slime on the ocea the fall of 1963. Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 P. M. floor. The buildings will include a Aibury Park Open Monday, Wednesday contemporary church, an adjoin- i NEW IDEAS - Space-bon ing hall and social center, and a ideas, developed by scientist; 16-room elementary school. The and Friday Nightt 'Ul 9 ' working on government missile project is being financed primar- and satellite research, are start ily through the contributions and ing to flow to private industry. pledges of the 1,137 families in "Welding Tips," discussing new St. Ambrose parish. SAND techniques for joining metals, is the first of a planned series ENLISTS IN NAVY "Application Notes" prepared b; RED BANK - Kenneth K. the National Aeronautics & Spaci Huhn Jr., 19, son of Mr. and CHAIRS Administration. It can be ob-Mrs. Kenneth Kenneth Huhn, 12 ••* tained by writing the Technologj Soutlivale Ave., Little Silver, en- • HEAVY WOOD FRAME • 98 Utilization Office, NASA, Wash listed in the U. S. Navy today ington 24, D. C. ... Federal to serve four years. He will un- housing authorities propose • DECORATOR CANVAS dergo basic training at the Naval rent more of the homes ownet • ONE INCH TUBULAR T.49 Training Center, Great Lakes, by the government in a move t< 111. He enlisted at the Monmouth ALUMINUM WEBBING # produce revenue for the Federa St. recruiting station. • WOODEN ARMS • TOP GRADE Housing Administration. In re cent months, defaults on mort gages insured by the FHA have houses, and new sales are slow. increased. As a result, the agen By renting these homes, FHA SAVE! cy now lias 40,000 hopes to induce the tenants to foreclosed buy. LUCITE WALL PAINT 6-79 before you buy or build, tee . . . Regular 7.45 MARINE VIEW BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY Dally & Saturday 8 A.M.-5:S0 P.M. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION Wed. and Frl. 'til I P.M. _, "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" "Between Yanko't « Reuuillcs" fS D MAIN OFFICE •ranch Ofllct 874 Highway JS (Five Corners) Atlantic Highlands MIDDLETOWN 13 First Avenue 32 Iroad St. SHadyslde 1-7500 Red Bank OS 1*2400 291-0100 Kat tmk Kqister WaUngton,D. C, Jane^ WKT N.J. State Support of the Arts '* By JOHN CHAMBlRUiN PabfisM *y n« ted ink Renter loewpontH President Kennedy has announced the establish- ff. HAMY PENNINGTON. FraMem JAMES J. HOGAN, EOM ment of a national Advisory Council on the Arts,and M. HAKOLD KEU.Y, General Manager by the time this column is in print he will in all proba- J.Ky WlliUm F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamla FraakW.Hartsur bility have divulged the names of the 30 private citizens Autmu* Billon UUMm Sunn lift. who are to join 13 federal department and agency heads Member of tt» Anodated Preu M trm u wliu*4 uauMnly ta mi an lor mwbiUMW d u tM M*l *m »ttta IB am in composing it. MUM w nil M W tf nn tKpttdiu, - The creation of such a council must Member o! American Newspaper. PubUshen Assedittea evoke mixed feelings. On the one hand, Member Audit Bunurt Circulation lt suggests the official patron — and Itat IU4 auk R*fiau inra a* «n«nciu twpouMHtlM tor tjrporwblwl «m>m te tlnitlMDUU M •a nvttot MUaai akuu. »ta» Hit ot «a *4nrUMam tu wtact tlw typographical *rnc MOW, MnMtn Ml when patronage or recognition is offi- IIMM Mitt ik» auuivua umtuamr « ur wnt wu«i ma «oear. cial, a matter of state commendation, Mnw« mM M nmMlbllWw tor «at*muu

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„*-«, Joint Sewer Plant Plan Hits Roadblock MIDDLETOWN-A Joint proposal by a developer and the Board of Health refusal to- permit a temporary sewage dis- Palmer Estates, Lakeland Park sections 1 and 2, Maplewood township to enlarge a package sewer plant in a homing proj- posal system for 10 homes already completed. Estates sections S and 6, and the Mills tract. ect to service.an additional 300 homes has hit a snag. The firm proposed to install a 10,000 gallon storage tank Also Mercer Park, Kinkade Manor, Lincoln Park, Country- side, Cadillac Homes, and the Thome and Harmony Schools. Mayor Earl Moody said officials of Willett Acres, Inc., to receive waste from the 10 homes. The idea was to use this system until the package plant Is completed in the fall. Municipal officials are anxious that the plant be built to may not go through with the plan. provide temporary relief from sewerage problems in the Har- The health board turned thumbs down on the proposal. The proposal involves having the firm enlarge a package mony area. Sewage disposal has been a chronic problem in Mr. Moody said he had heard reports that the contract that section of the township since the housing projects were sewer plant in its 172-house project off Main St. The plan would for the project has been signed but that it had not been for- permit an additional 300 homes and two township schools to built. hook into the system. warded to the township. He expressed hope the builder would Officials feel that the package sewer plant would be an go through with the plan. ideal temporary answer until a township-wide sewer system The township already has appropriated $55,000 toward the If the proposal goes through, homes in the following exist- is constructed. cost of enlarging the' plant. ing developments could hook into the plant, The total cost of the plant would be $136,000. It would have The mayor raid, official* of the firm were unhappy over Harmony Gardens, Sunset Manor sections 1, 2 and 3, a capacity of 240,000 gallons per day. Trestle Hazard Warning To Be Referred to PUC RED BANK, —; Eric A. Black, ing inspections by officials in re- in March are being rebuilt. . 46 Shrewsbury Ave., chairman of cent years. Mr. Black said the Mayor Benedict R. Nicosia re- the Westside Civic Association's PUC had ordered repairs four plied to those statements that, public safety committee, last years ago, that parts and mater- aside from reports by the build- night prompted Borough Council ials had been left near Shrews- ing inspector, council could not action in connection with elleg- bury Ave,, and that they had re-be directly concerned with those edly hazardous conditions at the mained there ever since. matters. ARSENAL — Eatontown police and Councilman Edward railroad bridge over the Nave- Mr. Black also said safety Building Inspector S. M. Hoff- sink River. hazards exist at a local market, man said he did not feel that the 0. Clark look-over recently purchased tear gat equip- Council voted to forward Mr. a local restaurant, and at the temporary lack of shoring at the ment and a new riot gun. Chief William Zadoromy, Black's remarks to the state excavation on Monmouth St. Monmouth St. excavation consti- left, holds a tear gas projectile as Capt. Henry Riddle, Board of Public Utility Commis- where buildings destroyed by fire tuted a hazard. sioners with a copy to the attor- standing, center, displays a gas grenade and Council- ney general, since the enforce- man Clark admires the 12-gajge riot gun. Patrolman, ment of safety control laws is in- William Hutting, kneeling, holds gas gun which fires pro- volved. JFK Continues jectiles containing tear gas. Capt. Riddle and Patrol- Structural Engineer man Hutting recently completed a course in handling Himself a structural engineer, Mr. Black explained and demon' gas equipment at Saltsburg, Pa. .,'..' strated with photographs what he Rights Meetings called structural damage to the columns and foundations of the By NEIL GILBRIDE ices of private business. Dirksen trestle.. He said a retaining wall WASHINGTON (AP)-President doesn't go along with him on this holding up the rail bed near West Kennedy continues today his ex- One white Southern religious New Jersey Front St. has-cracked and is in danger of collapsing. traordinary series of conferences leader, Dr. Albert Garner, report- on' civil rights amid signs that edly told-Kennedy "we have deep The problem is particularly some think he is going too far moral and religious convictions FOR SERVICES RENDERED - Mis, Mildred Cook, Highlands teacher retiring after News Briefs serious at this time, Mr. Black too fast—and some that he is not that • integration of the races serving 45 yaars in school system, watches as Joseph R. Bolger, administrative added, because heavy loads of doing enough. morally wrong and should be re- principal, pins rose on Miss Mary O'Neil, who celebrated 50 years of teaching. By Tho Associated Press rock are being transported over Ten governors were scheduled sisted." the rails here. for a White House luncheon con- Dr. Garner, president of the They were guests of honor at teacher recognition dinner Saturday in Conner*' Ho- NEWARK - The clickety- CAMDEN - :T$e,4&e!v,pf i He called for immediate ac- ference, following Monday's meet- Florida Baptist Institute and Sem- tel. It was sponsored by Board of Education. Also feted were Miss Deborah olack erf: the railroad track is un- Navy nuclear-powered frigab tion, suggesting that another ings with 250 religious spokesmen inary of Lakeland, Fla., said Brooks, 46 years' service; Miss Irene Opfermann, 38 years; Miss Elizabeth Costio, der att*ek and it won't be back was laid yesterday at the New Woodbridge rail disaster might and congressional leaders, In Ken- many people in Florida "do not An arniy'.of specialized machines York Shipbuilding ^i be averted. , ;•; nedy's continuing efforts to gain accept in silence back home, and 37 years; Mist Clarice Wright, 35 years; Miss Constance Egglestcn, 33 years; mannefiy a corps of track spe- The ship is known support for the civil rights pro- will not accept at the polls, the Mils Anne Lawrence, 34 years; the late John P. Adair, board secretary and cus- cialists;'went to work yesterday Continuing Inspection 2d and wU cost posals he pJuis'to present to Con- segregation - be - damned attitude remov^the clickety-clack from todian of school funds, and the late William Weber, custodian, 40 years. $53,987,000. Itwill Complaints similar , to Mr, gress Wednesday. ' they feel is now being pressed the NoirVjj passenger track be- of the Navy's surn&» Veombal Black's have prompted continu- tween Pennsylvania Station and The President will see some 200 upon them by intimidation and ships powered by nudear reac threats of federal agencies." South 'Jft&et Station. Steel rib- tors and will be equipped with national educators Wednesday, bons mofe than 1,000 feet long Terrier guided-missijes And the and about 200 lawyers Friday. Another conferee, the Rev. Dan will replace the conventional 39- latest in anti-submarine weapon Borough Hall Monday's conferences produced Potter of New York, said Kenne- 93 Become Citizens foot rail.sections, providing pass- systems. opposing views from white and dy's proposal for an Interfaith Negro churchmen on Kennedy's council met with a generally en- FREEHOLD — County Judge Elizabeth DePekary, Freehold, Basan Nicholas Nembirkow, engers with a quieter -and smooth- Edward J. Ascher at the Mall Hungary; Dorothea Maria and Farmingdale, Germany; Mary er ridei— and eliminating the Parking Area proposal tatMInterfaith racial thusiastic response. - ORANGE - The Confederate committee, and some disagree- But a Negro leader, the Rev. of Records here yesterday pre- Siegfried Pitsch,'Allenhurst, Ger- Bridget and Patrick Joseph Tor- historic ,'clickety-clack of train sided at swearing-in ceremonies many; Gisela Emma Nalasko, wheels passing over the small flag almost flew over Orange ment from Senate Republican Ralph Abernathy of Atlanta, sail phy, New Monmouth, Ireland; for 93 new United States citizens. Howeli Township, Germany;. Yol- •paces Separating the rails. City Hall yesterday. Four men To Be Closed leader Everett M. Dirksen on the Kennedy's hope that such a coun- John Philip Hills and Alice Ger- Judge Ascher told the group to ande Marie Marehetti, Fair trude Ellis, Manasquan Park, About a half-mile of rail will be were trying to hang the Stars LITTLE SILVER — In a move planned civil rights proposals to cil would encourage community : laid daily. and Bars on the flagpole when to safeguard youngsters en route Congress. leaders to seek better race rela- defend the laws as those laws Haven, Switzerland! Adeheld Great Britain; Henriette Tarfoot- police stepped In and arrested to the borough playground, the Dirksen said, however, that tions would be like "putting vase- would protect their rights as Karajew, Englishtown, Ukrania; ton, Belmar, Germany;. Erika them. The quartet said the act Borough Council last night or- "there is an area of agreement line on a cancer" in such states citizens. Monica Teresa Power, New Mon-Gertrfid Crouse, Long Branch, TRENTON - Lorraine Belin- resulted from a bet they had dered the parking area on the on a number of items.'1 as Alabama and Mississippi. Federal Examiner James J. mouth, Ireland; Mark Allen Lat- Germany; Elfego Escobar-Rios, sky, 2q,«lster of baseball pitcher with a friend. Charged with north side of the Borough Hall The point which may give Ken- He added, "We must have more Turmey presented the following ham, Belford Germany; Linda Oceanport, Guatemala; Anna Bo Belhrky, has been named disorderly conduct were John closed. nedy, the most trouble in the ex- action by the federal govern- for the swearing-in to Mary A. Parlene, Jett, Ht>we)Lr,|'pwnship, Maria and Miexzyslaw Jozefczyn, Miss Trenton in the elimina- Dietrich; 22; William Fitisim- A post and rail fence will "be pected rugged battle over his ment." He said he wasted Ken- Collins, naturalization clerk; <; ttermWymWy;; Wirain^lMJreJJKain^MJJJKss Keansburg, Germany and Poland; tions for the M1& Universe con- mons, 29; Arthur O'Berlln, 24, installed to keep cars and trucks civil rights legislation is the pro- nedy to' "come South on a good- . Michael Abraham Shater, Deal rioibryzyj, Manalapah' ToWhship, Rea Arnold Goetchius, New Mon- test last night. Miss Bellnsky, and Paul Ryan, 24.; from using the area council posal to outlaw segregation of ac- will tour and interpret the law Park, from Syria; Ginette Gen- Ukraine; Gerhild Magdalena As- mouth, Greece; Juri Linhein Mul- a graduate' of Trenton High spokesman said. commodations, facilities and serv- of the land." evieve Guindon, Freehold Town-hew, West Long Branch, Ger- ler, Little Silver, Estonia; Maria School, will appear in the state ship, France; Friedrich Alex many. Manschikow, Howeli Township, NEWARK —A Livingston wom- Trucks using the area as a finals'June 28-30 at Stoneybrook Brandl, Farmingdale, Austria; Maria Dora Menna, Red Bank, stateless; Johanna Maria Hessels, (oil and field club. an gave birth to a daughter early "short cut" from Prospect Ave. Dusa Badushov, Howeli Township, Bradley Beach, Holland. to Markham PI. were endanger- Italy; Hildegird Emilie and Hel- Sunday, three hours after her Russia; Mary Nazaruk, Freehold muth Michael Kaunzinger, Nep- husband's auto was involved in a ing the lives of youngsters using TereentenaryEvents Township, Russia; Fausto Pon- Rose Scorzelli, Bradley Beach, an adjacent walkway to the Mark- tune, Germany; Hannelore Elsa Italy; Irene Lendis, Oakhurst, two-car collision that smashed ciano Menendez, Long Branch, Gallien, Eatontown, Germany; Ask for Park ham Place School and the, ball- Greece; Ofelia Caterlna Delia every window and heavily dam- Cuba; Natalie Simonow, Lake- Horst Tebbe, Elberon, Germany; field, Councilman August E. Roe- Zanna, Belford, Italy; Beate Baa- aged the left side. The mother, mer said. Planned by County wood, Russia; George Philips, Emilia Critelli, Long Branch, Mrs. Shelia Nan Kraft,' 27, o Matawan, Russia; John Menna, den Smith, Belford, Germanyjl Regulation 2. A concentrated series of his- Italy; Netti Delcau, Freehold, Livingston, and her newborn And, Councilman Charles A. FR'EEHOLD--Monmouth Coun- Red Bank, Italy,; Saran Ivan- Gabrielle Odette Marie Allen, ty may stage a giant demonstra- torical exhibits, featuring signi- Romania; Majles Fitzpatrick, daughter were reported doing Forfar added, shoppers parking chukov, Howeli Township, state- Belmar, Sweden; Hans Herman West Keansburg, France; Sybil in the area for long periods of tion and parade featuring par- ficant points of the particular lo- less; Cesare Riccio, Oakhurst, Oneita Angioletti, Little Silver, AtOceanTwp. fine in Beth Israel Hospital, New ticipation by hundreds of local cation, to be presented during Eine, Farmingdale, Germany; time sometimes made it impos- Italy; Carmen Maritza Ortiz, Canada; Terence Joseph Whelan, York. In fair condition at St. and municipal units as the cli period of two to four weeks by Pamela Mary Grimes, New Mon- OCEAN TOWNSHIP - A 44- sible for the police to move cars Highlands, Panama. James Hospital, Newark, are the max of its state Tercentenary ob- each of the county's public, par- mouth, Great Britain; Ester and East Keansburg, Ireland; Lorene lignature petition was presented in an emergency, or for borough Alexander Posidelow, Farming- woman's husband, Melvin C. equipment to be moved. servance next summer. ochial, and private high schools, Samuel Parnes, Freehold, Po- Joyce Shappirio, Long Branch, to the Township Committee last dale, stateless; Iwan Sulimenko, land; Christel Luise Ash, Eaton- Kraft, 32, and the other driver, This was part of plans for 3. Publication of a JOOth birth- Canada; Utschur Moschkin, night asking for regulation of the Cleveland Thomas McCallum, 37, Howeli Township, Russia; Eleni town, Germany; Herta Guenther, Howeli Township, Russia, and recreation park at Logan Rd. the 300th New Jersey birthday day booklet bringing previously of Jersey City. Police said Mc- Fund to Purchase Bozaudis, Red Bank, Greece; As- Asbury Park, Germany. Edgar Hoess, Freehold, Germany. and Park Blvd. party in 1964 examined last night published county histories up to sunta Camei, Hazlet, Italy; Anna Callum had been stabbed in the by the county Tercentenary Com- date and bringing together a J. 0. Howard, 1411 Maple Ave., Vehicles Voted Rubin, Red Bank, Germany; Ger- abdomen shortly before the ac- mittee at the Hall of Records. comprehensive county ctironicl presented the petition which OCEAN TOWNSHIP - An or- traud Katharina Ferguson, Ea- cident in a scuffle with a group from the county's origin. stated that signers live along the dinance setting aside $14,830 for County Judge Elvin R. Simmill tontown, Austria; Margarete and of youths outside a bar. They is chairman. , To Develop Plans Builder's Hearing perimeter of the new recreational the purchase of three trucks and Sylvester Martin Meitinger, Nep- facility. It was claimed that they said he crashed his car into the a station wagon for the street The committee took under ad- Charles M. Pike, secretary of tune, Germany; Ernest Suriani, have been called on to make a side of the Kraft auto on Rt. 1 department was adopted by the visement three major projects: the commission, will develop Howeli Township, Italy; Robert "unique and not inconsiderable near the Newark Drive-In Thea- Township Committee last night 1. A parade in which units plans for the county-wide dem- Randolf and Ida Alouisa Hodge, onstration in discussions with rep- Slated By Board sacrifice" in order for local resi- ter. The child was the third for on final reading. from various parts of the coun New Shrewsbury, Austria; Helen dents to enjoy the park. the Krafts. The other two — It was reported that the sum ty would enter the county seat, resentatives of 19 existing mu- Fuchs, Asbury Park, Poland; nicipal Tercentenary commitees, SHREWSBURY - The Board Jr.,, reported that he will The petition claimed that in ad- Lauren Ann, 5, and Evan Mi- will be taken from the capital here, from different directions Chung Soon O'Dwyer, Hazlet. chael, 2 — are being cared for improvement account which now and converge on the Freehold fire companies, service clubs, his- of Health has set Tuesday, June attempt to obtain easements dition to the taxpayer's share of Rosel Ruth Peckham, Eaton- from Alfred N. Beadleston and by Mrs. Kraft's mother while the has $21,269 in unencumbered Raceway at Rts. 33 and 9 for torical scoeities, veterans groups, 25, at 8 p.m. as a hearing date the cost of the playground, they town,' Germany; Frank Clifford for charges made against local Marx Brothers, wholesale butch- parents are hospitalized. funds. ceremonies. and other organizations. have to pay the "additional price George and Audrey Olaire Will- building contractor Charles Her- ers, to allow the Monmouth Coun- of interrupted privacy, harrass- County Superintendent ol iams, Little Silver, Canada; Eve- man by Plumbing Inspector ty Mosquito Commission to dean ment by noise and, possibly, de- Schools Earl B. Garrison will in lyn Anne Greco, Belmar, Great Nicholas DeMaio. the brook running from Broad vestigate possibilities of co-ordi- Britain; Elsie May Lange, Free- creased property values." William Wardell, board presi- St. to the railroad tracks. Ha nating an exhition schedule in hold, England; Emmy Elise Mr. Howard stated that tho dent, stated that the board has stated that this wiU save the bor- each of the high schools. Mayer, Middletown, Germany; ough several thousand dollars. plan is to open the park from 9:30 Andrejs Gustous Vezis, Fair had difficulty with Mr. Herman a.m. until darkness. The instal- Freeholder Director Josep hC, in the past on health code com- Mr. RockhiU also reported that Irwln said financing of the his- Haven, Latvia; Ivan Mindlin, he and Charles Newman, a board lation of lights, he said, tends to Fair Haven, Canada; Rozalia and pliance. It is now charged that reveal the fact that night activi- tory booklet will be studied by he stated that he had submitted member, are working with the the board. Possibilities included Dezzo CsorJba, Neptune, Hungary; police department to remove ties are planned for the si Emig Coleman, Hazlet, Raritan revised plans for a septic system deferring part of the costs—still on a house under construction on about 20 junked cars from pri- seven days a week. Township, Canada; Marie Korn, The signers have asked for reg- unestlmated—by charging a fei Samara Dr. although he had not vate property in the borough. Freehold, Israel; Margaret Whel- They are attempting to provide ulatory hours from 9 a.m. until for sale of each copy with the done so. blanace to come from a county an Hagerman, Eatontown, Great this removal at no cost to tha 7 p.m. and that the park be appropriation. Another is raising Britain; Tina Weisz, Freehold, The board heard a letter from property owners. closed on Sundays. George Blair of Fogging Unlim- funds through private contribu- stateless; Simon Weisz, Free- Mr. Newman stated that a clos- Mayor John J. Reilly told the tions. hold, Canada; Theresa Anna ited, an exterminating firm, stat- ing that the "rat" problem on er liaison between the Borough gathering that the governing ria Sestlto, Long Branch, Italy; Council and the Board of Health body has not been aware of the Joy Marcia Clark, South Belmar, Sickles PL was duo primarily 'to muskrats and not to the common should be established and that proposed schedule and that it has Groat Britain. the council representative to tha not sanctioned night activities at Seek to Break Up type of Norway, or house rats. Angla Iorlida, Red Bank, Italy; Mr. Wardell pointed out that the board should be present at meet- the field. ings. Committeeman James J. Garri- Racial Odds borough maintains a sanitary landfill on Sickles PI. and that The discussion took place over ty said there has been a baseball ALBANY, N. Y. (AP) - The Stolen Items the fact that Dr. Raymond Salm field at the site for the past 25 New York state education com- the fill has not been properly packed to prevent attracting the had submitted a pJan tot the years. missioner, in an historic decis- Are Recovered muskrats. board's approval to correct a "We have put a park in the ion, called upon local school KEYPORT - Police reported septic overflow on his property. area," he said, "and suddenly, boards In the state today to that a Thermofax copying ma- Mr. WardeH said that tho prob- The board approved this plan on after the field is designed and break up predominantly Negro chine and two typewriters, stolen lem of controJ Is difficult be- May 9. A complaint atkwt the completed, we get objections." enrollments In public schools. from the local high school, were cause federal law protects musk- condition was later made to M He added that there is a 35-foOt Commissioner James H. Allen recovered yesterday. rats. He advised residents to Borough Council and not sub- wooded buffer zone between the Jr. declared that "the racial Im- Police said the machines were keep garbage covered In order to mitted to the Board of Health un- field and nearby properties. prevent the common type of rats til May 27, Mr. Wardell said. HEBREW SCHOOL GRADS — Rabbi Albert Hollander, canter, of Red Bank's Con- in a school in which ihe found in the weeds In a lot on Mayor Rellly said the park will enrollment Is wholly or predom- Van Dora St., behind Taylor's from breeding. The muskrat is Ho stated that the complaint be supervised and that hours will gregation Beth Shalom, confarrad diplomat lait night upon tht four graduates of inantly Negro Interferes with the barbershop. a vegetarian. should have been Immediately be regulated. He stated that the the Hebrew School. Completing ths five-year court* of iludy wtrt, from Uft, achievement of equality of edu- The equipment was stolen June "Ninety-five per cent of the forwarded to him so that he could committee will inquire a.i to the Gary Solomon of Liticroft, Robert Goroff of Fair Haven, Sorefta Rodaek of Shrews- cational opportunity and mutt 7 from the high school. rats In this area are muskrats," inform the council that plans to Recreation Commission's plans therefore be eliminated from the Police said th,e equipment ap- Mr. Wardell said. correct (he situation has been for park activities. bury and Sara Bretlow of Fair Haven. schools of New Yorft State." peared to be in good condition. Health Inspector Charles Rock'adopted, RED num. TV Key TELEVISION

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His 2—Searc,h For Tomorrow Ml 7:« conscience succumbs to the 4—Truth Or Consequence! 4-Weather 5-Call To Prayer-Religion thought of a silver star award, J-Cartoons 1:45 7» but the usual complications arise 7—Father Knows Best 2-News 5-News and they're exciting enough to 9—Memory Lane—Joe Franklin 4-News 7:25 "Hud" star*'*aul Newman in fhe ««• role wifn Melvyrj, sustain your interest. 7:30 p.m. U-Rocky And His Friendi 7-News 7-New> Douglas « hit farher end Brandon de Wilde «s his ABC. 11:45 TtM nephew. Directed by Martin Ritt, "Hud" ii e drametie 2-Gulding Light-Serial 4-Ripcord 5—Columbia Lectures REDSKELTON. (Repeat), 11—Comedy Party 5—Beachcomber—Adventure 7—Early Bird Cartoons story of contemporary cattle-ranching filmed on location the main, fans get a chance ti 12:M 7—Phil Silvers-Comedy 7:45 in the Texas Panhandle. Starts Wednesday at the Carl- 9—Merrytoon Circus see Phil Harris and Alice Payc 4—News—Ray Schertr 7-King Odie ton, Red Bank. again as Red plays the mean U-News 8:06 little kid, their son, in a sketch. 2—Burns and Allen 13-Learn T» Read Music 2—Captain Kangaroo The New Jersey Highway Au- Red's pantomime goes back t 4—Afternoon Drama 7:11 5-Sandy Becker—Ghildren the Nineties for • look at men1 5—Cartoons 2-Weather 7—Tommy Seven-Cartoons lights to-Mark thority announced today that the proposing styles, and there's som 7—General Hospital 11-Local News 8:25 living landmark will be illumi- singing from the Harris coup] 11—Bold Journey fill 7—Billy Bang Bang Oldest Holly nated by spotlights during the THAT MEAN WIDDLI KID, JUNIOR —Rad Sk.ltcn, of state's Tercentenary celebration too. 8:30 p.m. CBS. 1:11 2-News •".'•' • • ' • 8i*t • •• WOODBRIDGE - The oldest court*—it hald in row by hit televition parents, guast 5-News 7:25 7—Little Rascals next year. holly tree in New. Jersey—and The tree, known as the Shoe- •tan Alice Faye and her real-life huiband Phil Harris, JACK BENNY. (Repeat), U-Weather *M one of the oldest in the nation- favorite Benney guest, Gisele 2—As The World Turns I'M 2-Life Of Riley—Comedy maker Holly, is 300 years old in • rebroadcait of "The Rad Slcelton Hour" tonight on stands in the center strip of the MacKenzie, appears on this I960 5—Film—Berlin Correspondent 2-Marshall Dillon 4—Birthday House Garden State Parkway at Pal- and measures 30 inches In diam- the CBS Television Network (8:30-9:30 p.m., EDT). show. She and Jack play their -1942-85 Min. 4—Laramie 7-Susie ermo, 23 miles from the high- eter at its base. It is 60 feet violins, Gisele sings, and Benn; 7—Girl Talk-Virglnii. Graham 5—Lock Up—Drama »:25 way's southern terminus. tall. visits a barbershop where he 11-Film-Stolen Face-1952-«0 7—Combat—Drama 5-New» isn't treated "like a celebrity Min. 9-Fi!m-Wichlta-1955-B5 Min. 1:30 A Day of Drama should." 9:30 p.m. CBS. 1:45 11—Sportsman's Club 2—Our Miss Brooks 9—Faraway Places 13-Art Of Film 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers GARRY MOORE. (Repeat). 1:55 7:4* 5—Toppei^-Comedy BUTKHTAIMMolHT Right can democratic heritage—cour a few moments of simplicity and civic organization called, "Mo 2—Jack Benny 7—December Bride •ge! tenderness seldom encountered bilization For Youth," is on th 2-To Tell The Truth-Panel 4-Dick Powell Theater 11—Jack Lanne It began early in the morn these days anywhere in films or air tonight. Trying to alleviati 4—Loretta Young 7—Untouchable) 11:25 PAUL NEWMAN Ing on BC's "Today Show" am TV; the problem of juvenile delin- J—Doorway To Destiny 5-News wound up On NBC late in th< Johnny Carson loomed into view quency in the slum areas of New 7-Queen For A Day 2—Garry Moore 11:11 evening with intermittent but im a while later with an uninten- York's lower east side, it has de- Il-How To Marry a Millionaire 5-Detectives 2—Pete And Gladys—Comedy portant stops at CBS along thi tionally hilarious coverage of the •eloped new techniques for cop- 1:25 13-World At Thirteen 4-Concentration—Downs way. Some of the contributors I much publicized opening at New ing with age old factors, namely 2—News—Douglas Edwards r 10:15 5—Romper Room-Children m the day's drama were already fi York's Rivoli Theater of "Cleo- -poverty and ignorance of for- 1:11 It—Sports 7—Seven Keys < mous throughout the world—Le patra." (Referred to in show-bus- eign born minority groups, side 2—Millionaire—Drama 1«:H , 9—Playhouse 34, M na Home, Rex Harrison, AJfrec iness circles these days as the by side with lower income Amer- 4—You Don't Say 4-Chet Huntley, '•: U-Operaiion Alphabet Lunt and Lynn Fontanne, bui "sleeper of the year." Mind you, ican families with children who 5—Texan 7-Here's Edie ;, >. • the person who made the mosl THE MAN WITH Carson normally tries, and fre have a high rate of school drop- 7-Who Do You Trust 11—Steve AH£n 'i: 1-, profound impact on the homi THE BARBED quently succeeds, in presenting outs, narcotics addiction and law- II—Best of Groucho 13—Festival Of The Arts screen had become a national WIRE SOUL! an amusing divertissement, but lessness. It shows bilingual so- 3—Music Interlude figure only In the preceding 1( REfcBANK the brief interviews Carson of- cial workers discussing rat-in- 4:0* 2—News—D, Edwards hours and at the expense of h CARLTON- fered the home viewer were riot- fested, overpriced slum dwellings, 2—Secret Storm-Serial 4-News Uf!y America I'M; 7:00; 10:60. life-Medgar Evers, the NAACI ind the efforts being, made by 4—Match Game—G. Rayburn 5~News Prevue: Hud 9:00. ous in a ludricous sort of way, AtytiM *p t* leader ambushed In the earl; 'Mobilization For Youth" in help- 5-Felix and the Wizard 7-News EATONTOWN thanks to the spectacularly in- f P.M. 0*4 SM hours of Wednesday. morning ng to solve these pressing needs. DRIVE-IN- ept handling of the questioning 7—American Bandstand 11-News-J. K. McCaHery A CcmpltM Show! Jackson, Miss. 10:30 p.m. NBC. Come Fly With Me 8:90; 13:30: ILVYND0U6LAS-P1W by Bert Parks. 9—Playhouse 30 11: U The M&n From The Dinen Club 10:60. The day's drama began Parks asked composer Richard 1—Big Bozo Circus 4-News long after sunrise with the ap< HERE'S EDIE. You can't keep 13—Profile: New Jersey 5-Film-He Walked By Night— LONG BRANCH Rodgers whether, while watching BARONET- pearance of Lena Home and na- a movie, he paid more attention Bob Hope off the air. He Joins V.2J 1943-1% Hrs. ti»y Of The Trlflidf 3:10; T:M;| tional NAACP leader Roy Wil to the music than to the dialogue Edie Adams tonight with more 4-News 7—Local News 9:50; The Elj W»v< 2:00: 1:30. ASBURY PARK kens on "Today," to discuss with spoken by the actors. Rodgers space and government gags and 4:1* ll-Steve Allen EATONTOWN SHORE Hugh Downs, the producers LYRIC- * DRIVE-IN * graciously replied that he -lis- song from their current movie. 2-Edge Of Night 11:15 * DRIVE-IN * thought, the preceding days' de- Edie and the United Nations' 4—Make Room For Daddy Cutoon ft Trtlltn 7:00: 9:07; Hud tened to the actors, and then to 2-Weather 7:io: »:i7. velopments in Tuscaloosa and Children's Choir sing "Peace On the score. Responded Mr. Parks, 7—Discovery '63—Children 4—Local News ST. JAMES- President Kennedy's nationwide Earth," and Edie does a haunting 9—High Road To Danger Lawrence Of Arabia 8:00. "I see. WeH that is unusual.1 11:21 TV address on the civil rights version of "Little Girl Blue. 3—Home Nursing Story COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE But the highlight of the entire 2—Film—Babes In Arms—1939— crisis. On Thursday and Friday Lionel Hampton and his big- band SHORE DRIVE-IN- LAST NITE LAST NITI viewing day was sandwiched in 4:55 Mickey Rooney—1. Hr. 50 of the preceding week Mis: go full blast for "Flying Home,' Ujly American 8:60: Girl., Girls "Come Fly with Me" Marlon Ironde between the Lunts and Johnny 7—American Newsstand Min, Glru 11:00. Rome had been in Jackson meet- which rounds out Edie's last S:N "UGLY AMERICAN" Carson. CBS telecast a 15-min- 7_Film-The Quiet Gun-1959- NEPTUNE CITY — ALSO — show of the season. 10:30 p.m 2—Love That Bob—Comedy Ute interview wifh Medgar Ev- 2 Hrs. 25 Min, NEPTUNE CITY- "MAN FROM THE Also "Girls Girls Girls" ABC. 4—Film—Frontier Marshall— The List Of Adrlin Ueuen|er 1:29; ers which' had been prepared \ Hits Partnolae 7:00: 10:00. DINERS CLUB" 1939-75 Min. 4—Tonight—Johnny Carson ONE YEAR AGO as part of the * STARTS TOMORROW * TONIGHT. Johnny Carson has 7—1 Married Joan "CBS Reports'* program on the 13—Reflections North of Red Bank •k Starts Tomorrow good lineup of guests including 9—Zoorama problems of Negro voting in the 12:N ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS :ony Bennett, novelist Rona II—Dick Tracy—Cartoons PAT BOONE South and specifically in Missis- J-Film-See 7:30 p.m. ATLANTIC- FOOD affe, author and social critic ,3-Once Upon A Day Crttlct' Choice 7:00: »:00. sippi. The footage with Evers 12:15 In a Thrill Packed Romano* /ance Packard, and, for variety 5:25 HAZLET was not aired on the "CBS Re- 1—Passing Parade lake, tumbler Muriel Grosfield. 9—News LOEWS DRIVE-IN- Ol ilit Clrcvi WorU Bring the family and ports" show, seen months ago 12:50 Color). 11:15 p.m. NBC. 1-Rocky And His Friends Cirtoon 8:M; Hud 8:67; U;U; Ter- but because of the slaying of 5-News ror On A Train 11:00. 5:11 "MAIN dine at Luigi's for Evers that morning the interview 1:0* PERTH AMBOY 2-Film—Dr. Kildare's Crisis— with CBS producer Willam Pe- 4-News MAJESTIC- ATTRACTION" fine Italian and American 1940-75 Min. ters was telecast Wednesday eve- 5—Film—It Could Happen To Dr. No 3:30; «:50; 10:10; Tower ol 5—Sandy's Hour London 2:00; S:2O: 8:40. with NANCY KWAN ing. TV Key You-1939 HUD! dinners. Also enjoy 7-Highway Patrol 1:05 EDISON 9—Film—The Sharkfighters— 4-Trouble With Father MENLO PARK CINEMA- clio our Pizza Room. MAKES DEAN'S LIST Dr. No 2:00; 3:60; 6:10; 10:00. 1956 1:10 JANI FONDA RED BANK — James J. Feder, Mailbag Prevue: The Stripper »:30. RORY CALHOUN 1—Popeye 2-News son of Mr. and Mrs. John Feder, WOODBRIDGE "PERIOD of ADJUSTMENT" 1:15 DRIVE-IN— "YOUNG AND Jr., 61 Dwight Rd, is in the up- LUIGI'S By STEVEN H. SCHEUER 2-Fllm-The Sea Shall Not Come Fly With Mi 8:30; 12:30; Five THE BRAVE" per S per cent of all students in her father. I haven't seen Question — I recently saw Lira Have Them-1954-l>/ Hrs. SIIIM to Midnight 10:<0. RED BANK the School of Science and Liter- her In a long while. What is she 4 MONTCLAIR dinnelli on the "Tonight Show" 1:30 ature at Auburn University, foing these days?—L. F., Fall CLAIRIDGE- Cad SH 1-9220 ind was very impressed with her 9—Almanac Newsreel where he is a junior. He has iver, Mass. The Best of. Cinerama 8:00. 90 Ntwrnan Spring! Rd. singing voice. I think it's re- 1:35 been placed upon the dean's list. Answer — Miss Bergen has markable that she sounds so 4—Mayor Of The Town much like her mother, Judy gone dramatic. She can be seen the forthcoming film, "The 1:45 Garland, despite the fact she wa 7—Film—Treasure Of Fear—1945 an adopted child. Does she plan laretakers," in which she plays Dine on the water-watching the boats go by! 2:05 "Wrong Arm of Low" any more TV appearances soon? _ mental patient. She has also 4—Sermonette HOWARD KEEL I think they should remake "Wiz- made a few TV appearances dur- — PREVUE TONITE — 3:00 ard of Or" with Liza playing ing the past season on sudi 2—Film—Daughters Courageous Joone Woodward "Day of Triffids" LOBS/TEFU.V "Dorothy." — Mrs. G. D., Paw- shows as "Dr. Kildare" and 1939-JohnGarfield-2Hrs. pmmmn tucket, R, I. Eleventh Hour." She is current- mm tin m "The Stripper" and "Big Wave" Answer — Liza is not an adopt- f working with Doris Day and -WHUD"! unuwmm.1 4 )f Honor." His co-stars are Nick MELVYN MXJGUS • PAIfllCIA NCAL ed child; her mother is Judy Gar- ames Garner in the film "Move BRANDON d* WILDE Warns, Claude Rains, and Joey •zz land and her father is film di- )ver, Darling." Incidentally, Heatherton. No release date has NEWMAN rector Vincent Minnelli, The re- "Move Over, Darling" is the re- TERROR ON A TRAlN'-tiEiiK »Ea semblance between mother and amped version of the film called 'Something's Gotta Give," which show up in movie houses before • Exciting Vltw daughter is very difinite. Liza is currently appearing in the off- larilyn Monroe started but never the end of the year. • Sensible Prlcti B'way revival of the musical inished. • Good Food comedy "Best Foot Forward" (For an answer to your ques- Starts Tomorrow at 2 P.M. eo«"nW CARLTON and will probably guest on her Question — What are the names tion about any TV program or LADIES: For your club luncheons mother's new series slated for the ' the films which the TV medics actor, write to Steven H. Scheuer, TV Key Mailbag, in care of this MEN: Meet h-»r« for rtknclnq, luncheons and for Fall. There are no plans for a ade this year? Of course. I'm remake of the M-G-M classic, eferring to the TV Drs. Casey fomli -rogtrhtrs "Wizard of Oz," in which Miss ind Kildare. Will these films be Garland first song her theme eleased soon?-Mrs. C. R., New Buying or selling? Use the 83 Channel Dr. TW 9-6700 Pt. Pleasant Beach song "Somewhere Over The Rain- ritain, Conn. Register Classified for qucik re- sults.—Advertisement. bow." However, Liza has record- Answer — Vincent Edwards ed an album whloh Is based on rill be starring with George I the "Wizard of Oi" story. 'eppard, Melina Mercouri, Eli SUMMER STOCK 'allach, Jeanne Moreau, and | Question — I remember Polly lomy Schneider In "The Vic- WAGON WHEEL Bergen from the time she used to rs," which Is set for release I •H, II. tUftmt On Wn»l»l C««« have her own TV show a few is Fall. 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Air Cooled Theatre 17 Iroad St RIO IANK ACRIS Of FRU PARKIN* StaphtMe Piwlnw, DUaa, Am- R£D BANK REGISTER , JUIWJ 18, M6J-W Vacation School Pupils Present tad JoeKtn ?.«U u the girts y*» broke up the ict and: hers. The fourtit and fiftfe gradei The program was under tht Music Carnival the audience. choirs at each school sang three] direction of Miss Ann Beekar and July 20 NEW SHREWSBURY - A Mariann Ruscio, Lynn Thomp- numbers. Mrs. Phyla's Fredericks. 'Carnival of Music" was pre- MIDDLETOWN —The vacation son, Martha Kohn and Deborah At Sycamore School Mrs. Phyl :ented Thursday and Friday it Brennan portrayed fat ladies and ; NOW IT'S LOWER I church school at King of Kings lycamore and Swimming River Us Teeters, Mrs. Linda Alden, Lutheran Church here trill,begin bearded ladies. Patrick Teen and Mrs. Nancy Wood',CIifford Simp- ALBANY, Calif. (AP)-Mayor Schools by the elementary | Mark Murphy performed juggling Joseph Egenberger told the city Thursday and continue through grades. son and Amos Reevey made the Friday, June 28. feats. Lisa Ralph and Kathleen scenery. At Swimming River the council the U. N. flag in the Morning classes, for youngsters Mrs. Louise Smith's and Mrs.Ciddings "walked" the tightrope. children' made drawings in the meeting hall was a full seven four years of age through high Florence Brown's pupils por- Kevin Connors and Bruce Rich, circus theme under the direction inches higher than the American school, will meet from 9 o'clock rayed elephants and prancing at Sycamore, and Kim Macllroy, of the art supervisor, Miss Marflag. Nine inches were out off until noon. The theme will be ponies under the direction of ring Kevin FarreU and James Man- jorie Doust. the U. N. flag staff. "We Belong to God." Mission master Leonard Kaminow. ami, at Swimming River, were emphasis today will be on the Another act featured Richard barkers. {Middle East. Musical activities,, Aahon and Robert Oppwild, as All the pupils in grades 1 Add to the Value special projects, and refreshments rild men; Ronnie Flemming nnd through 3 participated in the of your home with will be Included In the daily "ary Ricciardelli, strong men;songs, dances or rhythm num a low-cost Home 'schedule. Improvement Loan The evening class, for high l»oekel school students and adults, will TRANSISTOR Radio YOU PAY MOUTH UY meet from 8 until 9:30. The Outfit HOUSE m 12 mo. s« mo. theme will be "In Him We Live." ALL 49 Pay only KM 1M» 1&7S Marvin F. ManlcowiU Richard*. Wut William E. Mugravc The mission study will consider 6244 27M 1».17 FOR 50c a week 70.1t M.71 2S.M the Arab refugee. Pastor William 8 MONEY H 105J7 66.07 The association voted to donate Cox will conduct the class, Compact, powerful radie that will 3 Teachers Kane Elected O0 for' the football camp ex- (it pockit or purl*. Complete with Aibnrr Park • IX Bank • M&nu«Bia penses in September, and to out- STICKY TIE-UP carrying can, battery and ear- • North Aiborr Part • phone. Playt wherevar you 90I F«lr Haven • Holmdd To Attend fit a* high school basketball EAST PALOALTO. Calif (AP) • BrleUa By Boosters Henmooth Corner's •>. teams next season. — A real traffic jam was caused Iion.1 Biik, M Ton •f OnUnMW Sorln Institutes on Bayshore Freeway when many Member Federal Depoiit At RBCH Rev. Richard Leadem, Booster cans of black linoleum glue oS Irrad St. Jnmrancs Corp. NEW SHREWSBURY - Three RED BANK — William Kane [moderator, spoke. ipilled from a truck-trailer. O»e» Wed. * fri. Hltea Monmouth Regional High School was installed as president of instructors will attend summer the Red Bank Catholic High institutes. School Boosters Association last Marvin K. Mankowitz, guid- week. He succeeds Charles R, BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH DRIVE-IN AUTO CENTER GIVES ance counselor, will attend s Donath. summer guidance and counseling Installed wfth him were Floyd institute at San Fernando Vallej Brown, first vice president; Paul YOU COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE WHILE YOU SHOP State College, North Ridge, Calif. Schissler, second vice president; The institute, authorized by theJack Phillips, treasurer; Jack 0' National Defense Education Act Keefe, recording secretary; Jo- will run June 24-Aug. 2. seph Hintelmann, corresponding ADJACENT TO BAIWBERGER'S William E. Musgrave ahd Rich' secretary, and David Sheridan ard P. Rose, biology teachers sergeant-at-arms. AT THE EATONTOWN CIRCLE will attend summer classes or Mr. Hintelmann was awarded a grants from the National Science trophy for his services to the or e Tires e Batteries • Mufflers • Shocks • Brakes Foundation. ganization and for being the mos Mr. Musgrave will attend a ardent- supporter of the e Seat covers • Wheel alignment • Parts and repairs seminar on human biology ai school. Randolph Macon College, Lynch John Walker was named way: burg, Va. Last summer he had i and means chairman. Mr. Donath National Science Foundatioi will be publicity and public re- grant to study marine biology a lations chairman. Bowdoin College,, Brunswick, Maine. During the winter he at' tended an in-service institute on agricultural biology at Rutgers Shop-Rite University, N£w Brunswick. Mr. Rose will be at Yale Uni- Store Opens versity, New Haven, Conn., study- BAMBERGER'S ing environmental biology for th' six-week period. Tomorrow All three men recently receive* OAKHURST - Al Gitnes, gen AUTO CENTER master degrees. The summer in-eral manager of the Shop-Rit stitutes will provide credit toward Super Markets Co-operative wil an advanced degree. be on hand to open a new unii MAC V A CO . INC here tomorrow at 10 a.m. The newest member of the store chain wiU be located on Rt Two Contests 35 at West Park Ave. Oakhurst Shop-Rite will be a In Strathmore full supermarket with all de- partments and with large parking facilities. The store will/tie owned Civic Election and operated by Seth Beller. Oak- The More You Buy MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-There hurst Shop-Rite will be open sev- will be a contest for two office: en days a week. Monday through In the Strathmore Civic Associa-[ThursdaAssocia y hours are 9 to 9; Fri tion when the group holds its first day 9 to 19; Saturday 8 to 9, an election tomorrow night. Sunday 9 to 6. Edwin Pordy will challenge Wil Ham M. Lynch for vice president and Jay Kravitzky will go againsl The More You Save Frank J. Clement for secretary Health Hints Robert J. Chesterman is un- RULES FOR SWIMMING POOLS opposed for president, as is Greg- VANDERBILT100% NYLON TIRES During the hot and sultry sum ory L. Brennan for treasurer. mer days and nights, swimmin However, there may be furthei pools are inviting places for a! nominations from the flooi types of people—and precisely WITH 24-MONTH GUARANTEE* Wednesday. therein lie their dangers. Toddlin, children are drawn irresistibly t BLACKWALLS WHITEWALLS them by the lure of their cool Day Heads clear depths. Older people of all ages, with dolphin diligence, in- dulge themselves — frequentl; Funeral Men with an abandoned assurano LEONARDO - James C. Day, which their prowess as swim Sr., of 361 Maple Ave., Keyport mers fails to justify. Unathletic individuals flagrantly overreacl 2 for 15.88 2 for 19.i was elected president of the Moiv mouth and Ocean County Funera their strength and stamina Directors' Association at the an sometimes with serious, even nual meeting Wednesday at Bea tragic, consequences. con Hill Country Club. The safe and full enjoyment ol He succeeds William H. Posten swimming pools is bound up witf Jr., of 59 East Lincoln Ave., At good sense and good behavior. 4 for 29.88 4 for 37.88 lantic Highlands, who served two When pools are well kept and years. Others elected were H cleansed they are a source of re- 640x15 tube-type blockwoll, 640x15 hibe-type blackwall, Laurence Scott, Jr., of Belford, freshment and pleasure to those plus tax atxj my old tires in trade. vice president; William H. Free who use them intelligently. When plus lax and any old tires in trade. man of Freehold, secretary-treas- neglected, they could become Tube-type TnbeleM Tubotype Tubelea) urer, and Robert E. Nicholson, veritable sink-holes of infection 2for 4 for 2 for Size 2 for 4 for 2 for 4 for Eatontown, and Howard L. Ely of Size 4 for when incautiously used, wate 670x15 17.88 33.88 21.88 41.88 670x15 21.88 41.88 25.88 49.88 Asbury Park, trustees for three pits of danger and distress. years. 710x15 21.88 41.88 25.88 49.88 710x15 25.88 49.88 29.88 57.88 Pools are only as safe as thi 760x15 25.88 49.88 29.88 57.88 760x15 . 29.88 57.88 33.88 65.88 The new officers were installed people who use them are sen 21.88 41 .B8 by. Stanley J. Winowicz of Tren 750x14 750x14 25.88 49.88 sible. Keep this in mind as you 800x14 25.88 49.88 800x14 29.88 57.88 ton,' president of the N. J. State plunge light-heartedly in, or youi 850x14 29.88 57.88 800x14 33.88 65.88 Funeral Directors' Association. pleasures may be short-lived. 600x13 20.88 39.88 600x13 24.88 Mr. Posten presided at the Michael S. Newjohn, M.D. 47.88 meeting. Mr. Scott gave the open- 650x13 24.88 47.88 650x13 28.88 55.88 Ing prayer, and submitted hii All price* pin ran and a like number W old rim in trade AM price, pihn ten and a like number el old rire• i in trade secretary and treasurer reports. Walter J. Johnson of Wall HEALTH CAPSULES by Michael A. Petti, M.D. •AH lira guaranteed against all roed hauros rarh ae ewrb lnuiaea, glees rats, impact breaks, encotmtered under normal driving condi< Township was accepted as a new tions, traveling an average of 1,000 miles per month. Tiree will be replaced or repaired at the discretion of Bamberger'a. Replacement! member. John A. Hartmann, Jr., CAN VOU BE HURT BY prorated again* lhe*e selling price* for amomtf ef tine oaed. of Trenton, secretary of the N. J. HVPNOSIS ? State Board of Mortuary Science, spoke on state matters of interest to the local organization. William C. Hoffman of Cranbury was a guest. The next meeting wil be held Wednesday, July 10, at Our House Tavern, Ardena, with C. Ensley Clayton of Adelphia as host. Others attending were Leroy F. King, Point Pleasant; Elmer Gawler, Atlantic Highlands; Mi RUST-RESISTANT MUFFLERS chael R. Tamburro, West Keans- Fully giMrotite»d_

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It was- the first win for Branch IAMA, 11-2. FRANKLIN LAKE - Bruce Ocean Township featured the Ed Coach Angela RapoHa's Eaton- Freehold broke into the win Anderson, a Monmouth Boat Club Carletoo Memorial Baseball town entry. column with a 104 victory over sailor, has won the North Jersey League action fast night. West Long Branch (3-0) (topped winfess Rumson-Fair Haven. \ It Yacht Racing Association's Mike LuccarelU's fourth inning the touted Shrewsbury nine, 8-3, was the first win in three start* COay Trophy single-handed sail for Coach Ron tidy's Freehold champtomhip. nine. Anderson, * Middletown resi- Mango, Monmouth Regkmil'i ent, woo the four-race series star athlete, faced only 21 bat- sailed in Penguins with a total ers in disposing of Neptune (04). of 14)4 points. The victory qual He fanned 10 and walked two. ifles the Middletown resident for OeSarno also hurled a fine game, the North American Yacht Rac- striking out nine, but made one ng Union's . semi-final O'Day mistake, a fourth inning pitch competition at Annapolis, Md., that Luccarelll rocketed over d uly 4, In Finn Dinghies. By Hy Cunningham left centerfield fence for the A victory at Annapolis would game-winning homer. send Bruce to Alamitos Bay, LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL sometimes has Its WLB Wins Third Calif., for the NAYRU champion- West Long Branch scored single ship finals, July 17-20, also in difficulties on the baseball field, but Little Leagues who runs in the first four frames, but Finns, the Olympic single-handed are not legally Little Leagues, also can have a bundle needed a four-run sixth to put sailing craft. of difficulties. Our good friend Bill Goldstein, district away the victory at Shrewsbury. Anderson, a top-notch Penguin It was the, first loss in three administrator of little League Baseball Inc., in a letter and Jet sailor, scored three firsts starts for the Shrewsbury team. and a third to edge Denis Farley this week explains how easy it is to get into Little Terry Burke and BiB KieJy un- of the Lake Hopatcong Yacht League difficulty. loaded home run* to stake West Club by one and one-half point. Long Branch to an early lead. Dear Hy: Farley had a first and three Shrewsbury came up with three seconds to wind up with' 13% "From time to time I note in articles printed on runs in the middle Innings to cu points. Herb Moti of the host your fine sporting page, stories of different groups the deficit Indian Trail Yacht Squadron was The winners Jumped on FUi of sports-minded people, participating in a base- third with seven, while Bill Dora in the sixth to settle the Defreitas of the Spray Beach ball program for boys in the 9-12 age group. In issue. Jim Van Brunt was the Yacht Club was last with six CIRCLE CHEVROLET WINNERS — Circle Chevrolet bowling team captured th« Keyport BusinewnenV Bowling these articles they have used the name LITTLE starting and winning pitcher, but markers. league and recently received iti trophy at a bowling dinner. Chempioni, left to right, are George Fennell, Joseph needed relief by Fred Kamri in Puffy breezes prevailed for the LEAGUE to Identify their organization and pro- the final innings. Montano, Henry Gulrich, Al Merrell, captain, Thomas DeFelice, sponsor, Chariot Dilione and Stan Urbine. series sailed on Franklin Lake Burke collected three hits for gram. a small North Jersey body of West Long Branca. Gary Dris- "As district administrator of LITTLE LEAGUE water. coll had two for ttie losers. National Open BASEBALL INC. for Monmouth and Ocean County, I Commodore Morris D. Sher Long Branch IAMA Errors Costly would like to take this opportunity through your col- wood and secretary treasurer Ocean Township took advan William T. Haebler, two NJYRA Sailors Win umn, to advise any of these groups not to use the name tage of numerous IAMA errors to officials were also in attendance. or its emblem, in its league operations, if they are not score an easy victory. Hie IAMA Arnold Palmer Using Old franchised by LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL INC. This nine (1-2) didn't score until the Over Pine Lake final Inning. Giants Working LONG BRANCH - Ths new is illegal, as the use of the official emblem and words Mickey Abarbanel and Bttl Lo- Pelican ten class sailing fleet of LITTLE LEAGUE, LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL, LIT- boda combined to pitch a three- Magic—Locker Number 13 the Long Branch Ice Boat and hitter. Abarbanel fanned 13 in Hard for Outs Yacht Club has gained a revenge TLE LEAGUER, registered under Federal Certification in five innings, befonrLoboda took SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-How's Most of the Open contenders victory over a Pine Lake U. S. Patent Office, is granted only to Franchise over. BRO0KL1NE, Mass. (AP) - ta and beat Palmer in the rich that again? Arnold Palmer checked into the Tournament of Champions at Las had arrived by mid^afternoon yes- ;Wayne) fleet. Bert Stronstroff took the loss. Leagues and cannot be used by any other organization In the third Inning of the second Country Club yesterday for the Vegas. terday, finding the famous old The Long Branchers, spear- He allowed only three hits in five game against Houston Sunday, course basking in bright sunshine headed by high point winner Sig for any purpose whatever. innings but the errors hurt him. 63rd National Open Golf Cham- The latter setback plus a poor the San Francisco Giants sent and made lush by heavy weekend Lucassen, thumped the visitors, "As recently as last September, a final ]ud- Lee Gaitman finished up. pionship and immediately drew showing in the Colonial Invitation four batters to the plate. rains. 232 to 191, in a team race on the Freehold answered a three-run locker No. N.-13. at Forth Worth, where he finished ment of injunction, signed by Federal Judge James There were two doubles, a sin- "Good," he said, with a broad 20 strokes back of the winner, "It's a course putting heavy Shrewsbury River Sunday. Rumson first with a five-run gle and a walk. Yet only one A. Coolahan, was entered in the United States Dis- grin. "Maybe it's an omen—this caused Palmer to quit the tour premium on placement," said Joe The Pines Lake contingent splurge of its own to set the pat run scored and the side was re- is my lucky number." and go to his Western Pennsyl- Dey, executive director of the whipped the Long Branch fleet trict Court for the District of New Jersey in a suit tern for its initial victory. Rum' tired. son dropped Its third straight. "Aren't you superstitious?" vania home for a rest and a re- U. S. Golf Association. "It will in a team race last September filed by Little League Baseball, Inc., against a non- Here's how it happened: Freehold Rallies someone asked. juvenation of his sagging game. take a good golfer to win it." at Wayne. affiliated league in Edison, N J., which had been Gaylord Perry doubled. When "Certainty, I'm very supersti- "It wasn't a real slump," Ar- Dey said it probably would play Lucassen, who won the second Three walks, an error and Irky signals fouled, Chuck Hiller let tious," the golfing capitalist from nold said. "I was just mentally just as long and as tough as Oak- improperly using the Little League name. The of a three-race series, was the Falk's triple gave the losers three a ball go by instead of bunting it Latrobe, Pa., said "That's why and physically tired." mont, called the Jack Dempsey Judgment ordered the defendants to stop using the high point scorer for the win- runs, but Freehold went to work and Perry was out trying to go to I'm happy about getting 13. The muscled, architect of spec- of golf courses. on Wit Budulew in the bottom third. ning Long Branch group. The "Little League" and "Little Leaguer" words, and "Every year I've won at the tacular comebacks is definitely "The fairways are tight and half of the first. Henry Daum's Hiller then beat out an infield winners also swept the next three also forbade them from using names confuslngly Masters (three times, 1958, I960, his old self again. He is booming the greens are very small," com- single, a walk to winning pitcher single. He was out trying to steal places with Dr. Clark Mitterway 1962), I've had No. 13. It's cus- the ball off the tee long and mented former Open champion similar, to these, such as "Little Fellows" or "Little Herman HUI and triples by Jeff second. Harvey Kuenn walked. takjng second, fleet captain Louis tomary (or the man who wins straight. He Is relaxed and con- Ed Furgol, after his first tour. Fellers". Under the terms of the Judgment the de- Gordon and Barry Friedman did Willie McCovey followed with a A. Mion, third, and Harry Mor- to get No. 1 the next year. Each fident. . • "It will take a lot of finessing. die damage. double to the left center field ford, fourth. fendants may not use the Official Little League time I've worn No. 1, I've lost." "Winning the Thunderbird did There are a few holes—the first, The winners wrapped it up with fence. Kuenn scored, but McCov- Dr. Mitterway won the opening After parking his clubs, Palmer, a lot for my morale," Palmer second, 11th and 12th-which are Emblem or any Imitation of it, nor may they false- three more runs in the fifth. Hill ey was thrown out at third on a race, sailed in extremely light who won the $25,000 first prize said. "I need a little refinement potential double bogey holes. I ly represent that they are in any manner connected allowed two hits in five innings, play from center fielder Howie breezes. The winds picked up for in the Thunderbird Golf Classic on my irons, but I feel very good don't think anybody will murder but needed relief by Gordon to Goss to second baseman Johnny the next two races. Lucassen won with the Official Little League Organization. Vio- Sunday at Harrison, N. Y., in a about the Open." this course." preserve the victory. Buckalew Temple to catcher Jim Campbell the middle event, with Brad Jury sudden death playoff with Paul lation of the order signed by Judge Coolahan, went all the W£y, giving up six and back to third baseman Bob of Pine Lake taking the finale. Harney, wandered out to the 18th would be treated as contempt of court. hits. Aspromonte. green. It is in the shadow of the The 17*oat fleet (eight from Yesterday's Results Three GBA Track Aces Heading "As of the present time the Lincroft Little League old, yellow clapboard clubhouse, Long Branch and nine from Pine Eatontown 1, Neptune 0 St. Mary's and he gave the green a critical Lake) sailed a windward-leeward and the Union Beach Little League are the only two of- W.L.B. 8, Shrewsbury 3 examination. course in the Pleasure Bay-Rac- ficial franchized Little Leagues in the Northern Section Ocean Two, 11, L.B. IAMA 2 Toward Intercollegiate Careers Junior Baseball "Boy, I'd like to come up to coon Island area of the Shrews- Freehold 10, Rumson-FH 4 of Monmouth County. here Saturday afternoon, leading bury River. The finish was in Standings ST. MARY'S LINCROFT-Christian Brothers place in the unseeded section of "Back in 1950 when the first Little League W by 10 strokes," he said, more to the two-mile relay. front of the Patten Point club- W Academy's loss at graduation ex- Yankees ... 5 himself than to the small knot of ercises last week figures to be a house, franchise was granted to Freehold hi this area, it West Long Branch J The Colt foursome, which again Red Sox _ .4 friends barely within earshot gain for Villanova University, The victory gave Long Branch has been a strong and steady growth. We now Ocean Twp. J had the misfortune of running in Braves «_ J "This is one tournament I'd love Manhattan College and New Jer- a first leg on a new perpetual Rams . .2 the unseeded section turned in have 26 franchised leagues in Monmouth and touts ..J to win big." sey's own Rutgers University. trophy donated by the host club. Shrewsbury 2 an 8:14.8 clocking which went Falcons ....2 This is the current tenor of the Another team race may be held Ocean County. This includes 3 more franchised L.B. Fire DepL 1 Three of the stars of CBA's unplaced in the final results. Dodgers _ ....2 man everybody will be watching in September at Pine Lake. this year, namely, Stafford Township Little League, Eatontown . 1 crack track and field squad are Other members of the two-mile Pirates ...1 this week-end when 150 oi the L.B. IAMA 1 heading for those schools in the team were sophomore stars Tim Marlboro Little League and Jackson Township Tigers .....JI World's greatest golfers go after Freehold 1 fall and the Colt aces all hope Sheehan and Johnny Eager and Twins the most prized championship in Baseball Loop American League. Over 1% million boys are play- Rumson-F.H. • to continue their track careers, junior Joe McGuinness, Mets 0 5 golf. Until yesterday, Palmer had FAIR HAVEN Ing organized Little League Baseball in 26 Coun- Neptune ...0 3 Augie "Gus" Zilincar is head- Saturday's Results never seen the 6,870-yard, par 71 DeFazio qualified for the fina ing for Villanova to ]oln Coach Class A tries throughout the world. GAMES TODAY Yankees 18, Twins 1 course. in the 180-yard low hurdles and "Jumbo Jim" Elliott's IC4A W L Pet. Eatontown at Fire DepL Red Sox 8, Pirates 0 "Sure, this tournament means placed sixth, in a blanket fin "Any group wishing more information as to how champions. Frank Ragan will en- Hawks .7 1 .S75 Eilontown (1) Giants 7, Falcons $ a lot to me," Palmer said. "A lot ish. His time of 20.2 seconds they can qualify for a Franchise can do so by contact- Nfphme (O> ter Manhattan, which has a new1 Orioles ... .. J i .<25 ABBH ABR H Braves 9, Mets 4 of people already had written my was only three-tenths of a second Ecieut coach in Jim McHugh, and Art Eagles .4 4 .5M ing either myself or writing Little League Headquarters Day,* 3 0 0 Carey.lf Dodgers (, Tigers I golf obituary. They called me an slower than the winner's clock- Lam,L'l l 10 0 Manjp.p •'Sugar" DeFazio will probably Cardinals ...3 5 J75 old man and said I was washed ing. in Williamsport, Perm. We will be only to glad to sup- B'km'n.u >00 Ul'cVllJ enter Rutgers although Mount St. Robtm ...J i 475 M''llMtl.* Hi Cone.cf up and had lost my edge. I'd ply them with all the necessary information." Rochellix 2 0 0 L«wli,2b No-Hitter Tossed Mary's of Maryland is reportedly Ed Mulvihill, CBA's junior high Larks .2 I .250 Kttio.U 2 0 0 HarneU,3b like to show them." jumper, matched his best ever Sincerely L'fcwrr.* 2 O 0 Tuck.Sb pursuing the crack hurdler. Class B DeS'r o,p >O0 Kapolla.lb In CYO Encounter The game's all-time leading in the event, 6 feet, 4 inches bu Delrado,c All three stars turned in out- W L Pet. Bill Goldstein FREEHOLD - Jack Szalecki money winner and the man gen- had to settle for a tie for second AmV«,2b standing performances in their fi- Vikings . -.7 1 .875 Llb'dl.rt of St. Aim's, Keansburg, tossec erally acclaimed as the No. 1 behind Bel Benjamin, LaSalle District Adm. nal wearing of the CBA silks Vultures ._.« 4 .6*0 31 O 0 20 1 a no-hitter to pace his club t tournament professional last won Academy, New York, who New Jersey II. Saturday at the Eastern Inter- Devils ...... 5 4 .555 Neptune ;.-...OOO 00O O—0 a 13-0 romp over St. Rose o the Open in 1960, He was beaten cleared a record height of 6 feet, Kaumtovn JOOO 100 x—1 Braves . -A I .400 in a playoff for the title at Oak- scholastic championships HR —. I/lccarelll. SO — D« Bartlo 9 Lima on the losers' field here 6 inches. Deadlocked with Mul- Rangers i I .333 Manfo 10. BB—Da Sarao 4; Mango last, night m a senior division, mount last year by Jack Nick- at Downing Stadium, Randall's vihill, state parochial record hold'- Island. Pirates . 3 7 ,3M WMI U B (!) Shrewiborr Monmouth County CYO League laus, a pressing rival for World er, was Frank Costello of Union, ABR II ABR Be'M'd.u 3 1 0 Weir,.: 2 0 game. golf honors. Zilincar, state parochial divi- Group 4 champion in the NJSIAA A. H. BUSLNKSKMEN'S Lamb'i'n.at % . SzalecH struck out 18 batters Nicklaus, at 23, 10 years young- sion winner with Bob Higgins of meet. (SUMMER EDITION) Burke, 3b 5 P. St'w'l.Jb 3 0 W h Fer's'io.rf 3 Delll.c 1 including the final eight men to er than Palmer, also grabbed Bergen Catholic at 56 feet, 1 inch, Hal Robinson, who won the Camso'i SMO —...9 3 Co'tlno.Jb 4 CoylB.p a o finished fifth in the shot put with LaPare'R Team _.._ 7 5 Ch'p'r.c Dorn.p 0 o face him. He walked four men Arnie's virtually private Masters Group 4 pole vault title for As Wall's Team * Don'ue.Ui 2 2 0 Ftlld.oFltll'd.oll 3 O in the seven inning tilt. championship last April at Augus- a throw of 56 feet, % inch, behind bury Park High, was the fina' Slgp'j Team _..._..« « Klely.ll 2 1 1 Kant.K* s o HcKtnde'a Team S Vn Br'tp 10 Drla'ol.rr 3 I Matt Nazuruck of Archbishop shore performer to gain a scor- LaRue'D Team ..... „ Z 7 K'mpf.p 0 0 Thome, rf 3 0 Malloy, New York, who heaved 600 Series — Dan Marchetll Hoc'th'r.ll 1 0 ing position when he cleared 12 20T, W—«X2. 201. Sch'ierlf 3 1 the 12-pound iron ball 60 feet, 10 feet for fourth place in the vaul M0 Cluub - lou Papa mm Bill odjktM 20(5 S» Ttl Dd M S t M 1 inches. event. HodjktM 20(5. S», TtonnlB Duda J16, W l# B ___ J1_1. _104 ft Major Leag Have Horvatf. 205, Lou KlU 204. Shrewsbury . .00000 1220 0 Ragan, who ran everything HR-T. Burke. Kiel* 3B— Eutwlck, from the 220-yard dash to half- K1U OR — Van Brunt » In «; 3B— Kampl, Stelnrelia. JB—Fermstar mile for Coach Ernie Muir's Lambwion. 0 In 1; Cojlt t In 6; Do: I In 1 80—Van Brunt 10; Kampl squad brought home CBA in first Ooyle t: Dorn S. BB—Van Brunt Kampl 0; Coyle 8; Dorn 0. Umpires—L. Wlteox A I>an Dorn Ji thru AUG. 3 Oeeu Twp. (II) IAMA <}> Associated Prer Cardinals Defeat ABR H ABn st't'rcf 3 0 0 (fta'ao.Sb 3 0 American League National League WEEKLY HI-LIGHTS \ SELECT HANDICAP Btett'r.cr 3 0 0 Surak.3b 3 0 7 Wed., June 19 Lob'da.ct 1. 1_ 1j Bt'itr'f.'' p 3 1 W.L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet. G.B, CJi'let.c 5 10 CCont.lt. 3 0 Braves in Bigger Orob'i,2b 3 0 1 "•"Dtllir." c 1 1 New York 34 23 .596 - St. Louis 38 27 .585 — MOLLY PITCHER Wrut»t,2b 2 O 0 Ht'nTr.ef 1 0 Chicago 37 26 .587 - Los Angeles .... 37 27 .578 \ D'Ea'u,lt> 2 1 II Oaltm'n.p 2 0 Sat,June 22 Anl.As'nel.A'l pp 3 10 Btro'lfcrt 3 0 Boston 31 26 .544 3 San Francisco 38 28 .576 ' League Contest Ho«Tn,3tHT3t ) 3 21 01 WllVl.lh 1 0 FI't'ai.D't' M 3 2 1 Wem'Jilti 1 0 Cleveland 32 27 .542 3 Cincinnati 33 30 .5H 4 Tralka.lt i J 2 KapTw.3b 0 0 RUMSON - The Cardinals de- Spst'n.rl Bipit'n.il 1 0 Baltimore 34 29 .540 3 Chicago 34 31 .523 4 Murn'y.rf 1 1 0 Minnesota 32 29 .525 4 Milwaukee .... 30 33 .476 7 feated the Braves, 4-2, in the 30 11 I 23 2 Kansas City .... 30 31 .492 6 Pittsburgh 30 33 .476 7 battle of this borough's Seaboard Ocean Twp .J10 230 3-1 Los Angeles .... 32 34 .485 6'/ Philadelphia .. 30 34 .469 7>/i Bigger League teams last night. IAMA 000 000 2— 3B—Orcxlberc. 2B—Loboria, Plttaterai Detroit 24 36 .400 ll'/3 Houston 27 38 .415 11 The Cardinals scored single (Hitman HIU off—Abarbanel 1 In 5 Washington . . 21 46 .313 18 New York 25 41 .379 13: TOP ARABIAN MARE — "Binkarra", an Arabian mare, I 2 In 2; StronitroH B In 3 runs in the first and third innings Oallman 3 In 4. SO—AbarbenH 12 Monday's Results Laboda 0; Btronatroff 3; Gaitman I Monday's Results before adding their final pair in shown with owner Mrs. Libby Placills of The Wea Farm, BB—Abarbanel 1; LtoMa 1; Stran«tro( Philadelphia 4, Cincinnati 2 Lincroft, is headed for a second succenive high point 3; Oaltman 3. Baltimore 7, Boston 2 Pittsburgh 9, Milwaukee 3 the sixth. The Braves struck for RumionF.il. (41 Freehold (10) Cleveland 1, Washington 0 St. Louis 8, New York 1 both of their runs in the sixth. performance Arabian mare championship of New Jer- AB R II ABB Only games scheduled aelty.Xb 4 1 Los Angeles 2, San Francisco 0 William Beattie went six in- RESORT OF RACING sey. The picture was taken during the New Jersey All- Falk.el 3 11 Or'b'akl.ll 3 O Today's Games Only games scheduled Pa'la'n.ii 3 10 qu'b'c*,ir n o nings to take the win for the OCUHPORT, N.J. Arabian horsa show at Wyckoff where "Binkarra" swept DoTy.lb 1 1 0 R. D'm.cf 1 I Kansas City at Los Angeles (N) Today's Games I allies froB Girdea St Pkwy,, Exit 105 ...... B'kaf'w..p 4 O 1 H. Di'm.o 3 t Cardinals. He also slugged a majc bury; Mrs. Robey CoUb, Syca- SD-Clmc.DCl ; J-upJ ; 6 f.f : offtt 131:377 . more Ave., Shrewsbury; Mar- New dams, creating many new lakes and reser Beam (B've) 88.00 3S.M •.30 Cassius Clay, (Brooki) »« 4.10 garet Combs, D. V. M., Freehold St. Louis Clubs Mets, 8-1, — Bo-y. (MoCurdr) ».4O vodrs for water supply, flood control, power and irri T.-l:lH4. Also Orafblc Last, Bravee. Rd., Eatontown; Mrs. Joseph Ir- Sugar Plum Talry, Campo Basso, 4-1 Favorite gation, have changed the interior of the continent to a Aliens Dtllfht, Hasty Fine, Hampton win, Hubbard Park, Red Bank; Miss Pam Riker, River Road, LONDON (AP) - Undefeated watery network of amazing complexity and of endless 614 f.i S:MVt. Saltman (KaUal) 4.HT S.« -- Rumson; Mrs. Nathaniel Beck, Cassius Clay, the self-proclaimed To Take Over National Lead! fascination for those who like to get afloat It is in these Voukrtr (Lawless) 10.69 Ward Ave,, Rumson; Mrs. "greatest heavyweight of them new areas that there has been the greatest increase in T.-l:0fHl. Alw—Well to Do Nihdeen, Walter Deiss, Sycamore Ave., all," was a 4-1 favorite yesterday There's Just no stopping Sandy a single as Pittsburgh walloped He's now an Indian chief, with Boston Klnf, Oresfi Pa), Bcarlet 8ag«, Koufax, the Dodger dandy who Milwaukee 9-3 and Philadelphia a string of six straight victories boating in recent years. Owens Lee, Heot Trick, Zrin Boy. Shrewsbury, and Mrs. William to make British heavyweight 5TH-Clm».; 4-up; « I.; oH 4S3. Atwell, Island Rd. Rumson. champion Henry Cooper his 19th continues to mow 'em down, but used consecutive homers by Roy going. KrowDar, (Korte) T.30 4.M 3.10 this time found his catcher caught "Seeing America First" on a boating vacation RelentTrain (C'n'rei) SOD 1.00 victim before a possible record Severs and Don Demeter for all Kralick's latest triumph came is a great way to get to know the country. The Uncle Pld (Boulmetls) e.30 HARNESS DRIVER KILLED British boxing crowd tonight. in the crossfire. its runs in a 4-2 triumph over Monday night as Cleveland edged T.-1JUH. Also: On flu Watch, Win- Koufax spun his usual assort- Cincinnati. Houston and Chicago's ter Promise, Asphalt Boy. Laddie n, A capacity turnout of 55,000 Washington 1-0 with a gift run Interior does not offer as many possibilities for the Fundamental, ftwifty Bill, Court Cryer. REGINA, Sask. (AP)-Veteran ment of fast and faster balls along Cubs were idle. in the eighth inning. Jack threw «TH—Alw.; 3'Up: • (.; otf 4:51%. may pay $230,000 to see if the visitor to fly in and charter a boat for a cruise as Inara'ned (Culm'ne) U.40 «.4O J.8drive0 r Jim Findlay of Craigmyle, with his good curve at San Fran- Broglio, 8-2, was supported by a five-hitter in besting tough-luck Honor Blue (Orl'm) tt) 4.40 Louisville Lip can make good his cisco Monday night, scattering do the two coastlines, but the universal use of boat Sir Gay (ailllran) 3.40 AUa, was killed during the third boast that "Cooper will fall in a 15-hit Cardinal attack against loser Jim Duckworth, who yielded T.-l:ll»i. Also: Stev* Kltutl, Juk race of the annual harness meet four singles in a 2-0 Los Angeles starter Jay Hook, 3-7, and Galen the game's only marker when he trailers opens up unlimited possibilities for the Daly. Natallti B.; Mutlal Owens, five" in outdoor Wembley Stadi- triumph that dropped the Giants Chic Chla. at Exhibition Park Saturday Cisco. Bill White hit his 11th borne balked after committing t two- owner who wants to take bis boat with him on a TTH—Alw.; J-yrs.; If, m.; oil 1:18. um. The 10-rounder will start from the National League lead to Salt Box (Korte) 37.30 10.40 about 4:30 p.m., EOT. run and Ken Boyer and Curtbase throwing error. vacation trip far from usual home haunts. If you do Prince O Pllien (Oll'fan) 3.M third place. Flood each collected three hits. Stir Bock (Brooks) . 3.00 Findlay, 52, was making his With Its latest winning streak The fans, almost to a man, St. Louis, 8-1 winners over the Stargell led the Pirates' offen- want to rent a boat in a vacation area, the most T.-VM. A!«o-Redrih, StralllDf Blm, second start of the eight-race pro- at five, the fourth-place Tribe now Pretty SwIB, Olmyour Uitils. will be rooting for the London New York Mets, took over the sive with a run-scoring single in 8rrS-Clmi.; 4-up; lftm.; 5:4* gram when his horse, Mohawk, cockney to flatten brash Cassius stands just three games behind common way is through fishing camps or boatels Stall aauer«rt>rs) 10.60 SOD '" top spot by one*alf game over the first, a twcHrun homer in a ?:« tto reared and fell backward on him. New York's front-running Yan- which have rental outboard skiffs for day use. Will To Live (Korte) with his thumping left hook. But the second-place Dodgers with the three-ran sixth-Inning uprising Pigeon Creek (Orlram) 3.00 The accident occurred on the kees in the tight American T.-147H. Also—Oathyfl Way, Teisle not many of them expect to seeGiants another two percentage that snapped a 3-3 tie and a wrap- For those who have confined waters at home and T., Roman Spirk, Brlanrood, Monkey first turn as the eight-horse field League race. the upset occur. points back following Koufax' up shot with two on In the ninth. Puzzle. ,i,tu,»4.) left the mobile starting gate. In the only other AL game, the who would like to see wider horizons, the Great Lakes (Alt. 1MM. Handle Clay's poetic and non-poetic ut- sixth shutout of the season and Sievers hit a three-run homer terances have steamed up the10th victory. slumping Baltimore Orioles re- are, of course, a prime attraction. Many owners of smal and Demeter followed with a solo vamped their line-up, cot a home outboards trail to a motel near the shore of one of the usually hard to rile Britons and Koufax, however, made one shot in the sixth inning that turned the promotion into a bo- mistake. He neglected to tell run and a neat pitching Job from tagged John Tsitouris, 2-2, with lefty Mike McCorfick, and beat Great Lakes and venture out on the big water on good Monmouth Park nanza for Jack Solomons. catcher John Roseboro he was the loss. The homers gave Ryne coming In with a faster-than-fast Boston 7-2. The result left the Ori- days. If conditions are too rough, however, they can BSf-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS If 55,000 pay their way In, it Duren a 4-0 lead, but the Phillies oles and the Red Sox also three head inland to smaller, protected nearby lakes for will break the record of 54,000 pitch in the third inning and the starter gave up single runs in the SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT Dodger receiver was forced to games off the pace, Boston two set in 1948 at White City Stadi- sixth and seventh and Jack Baid- percentage points ahead of Cleve- day afloat, conserving valuable vacation time. Michigan By DOTTIE GORMAN By SAM um for the World light heavy- leave the game with an injured schun had to come on to preserve and Ohio have many sites where this may be done. left palm. X rays were scheduled land and Baltimore two points weight title fight between Amer- the victory. back. Mean Cold Farmer's Friend ican Gus Lesnevich, the cham- to see if there were any broken For extended cruising on cabin boats, some of the Manager Billy Hitchcock shuf- Karary Mean Cold pion, and Freddie Mills of Brit- bones. fled the Orioles, who won only top spots are the Hudson River, Lake Champlain and 1 Fanner's Friend I Defend ain. Mills won the crown on a 15- While Koufax was lowering his Dependable Jack their fourth in their last 23 games N.Y. Finger Lakes area, the Thousand Islands, Canada's ' Summer Savory Mr. Auwah round decision. earned run average to a micro- Expendable Jack has become with the victory over Boston. He Rideau and Trent canal systems, Lake Ontario's Bay o Mr. Marine . Summer Savory The 21-year-old Clay has won scopic 1.63, Moose Skowron lifted Mr. Auwah Mr. Marine his microscopic batting average Dependable Jack. didn't start first baseman Jim Quinte, the Lake Erie Islands around Put-in-Bay, Geor all 18 of his fights, 14 by knock- That would be Jack Kralick, the Gentile or outfielder Russ Snjgder, Lost Sheep Lost Sheep outs, since he turned pro after to .235 with a two-run double off gian Bay and the North Channel on Lake Huron, the Whereby Gun Fire loser Billy O'Dell in the third ih- lean left-hander, who's been on a moved John Orsino from catcher winning the light heavyweight tear for Cleveland's 'streaking In- to first, put Joe Gaines Into the south shore of Lake Superior and the Green Bay area Jersey Norseman Rope Halter title in the 1960 Olympics at ning that accounted for the only Trial Balloon runs of the night. dians. •-'?•• outfield, and juggled the batting on Lake Michigan. Langley Flyer Rome. He is ranked as the No. Considered by the Minnesota order. Fearless Fox Royal Clipper challenger to heavyweight cham Elsewhere, Willie Stargell drove Large cruisers can also operate successfully on Royal Clipper Mays Landing in six runs with two homers and Twins the southpaw they were Gaines responded with a three- pion Sonny Liston, "that big, most able to do without, Kralick nm homer that capped Balti- Tomy Dixon (BEST BET) Tomy Dixon the TVA, the Ohio and Mississippi, and in some of the ugly bear" as day calls him was on the trading block for some more's six run fifth inning. Me- Dr. Mebo Bombi Cooper, 29 has a 27-9-1 record, larger artificial lakes and reservoirs of the Southwest, Bombi Auburn Jeep time before he was dealt off toCormlck, the ex-Giant star, tossed including four straight victories Beatty to Run Cleveland for right-hander Jim a six-hitter in his first complete such as Lake Texoma on the Texas-Oklahoma border, Fauleggro Fauleggro The London plasterer hag scored Perry six weeks ago. game in the American League. filling what used to be the Red River Valley. Elegy General's Sister IS knockouts and has been Best Course In Toronto This meandering waterway has over 1,200 Best Course stopped five times. Ole 'enery Second Breakfast Second Breakfast has pretty good power in his TORONTO (AP) - Jim Beatty miles of shore-line, as long as the straight-line No Reprieve No Reprieve left hook. But he also has a chin of Los Angeles, one of the topHance, Anderson Continue New York-Miami distance, In all its coves and trib- Tudor Sovereign Sun White of fine China quality. distance runners in the world and utaries. These are navigable for cruisers up to 50 ManhattenviUe ManhattenviUe The blond Briton is ranked a 3:55:5 milsr, will compete in Easy Way Eastern Pete fourth by the World Boxing As- Toronto's June 25 international To Win in M.B.C. Series 8 Easy Way and 60 feet, and many boats this size base there, Biloxj's Best sociation and eighth by Ring track and field meet, it was as well as cruising sailboats up to 40 feet, going Magazine. nounced yesterday. RED BANK — Commodore In that series. Bill Olsen was off on cruise of one or two weeks. Late Scratches "We've got a little plan to deal Meet chairman Lloyd Percival Borden "Brub" Hance and Bruce runner-up with Fred Simon, Flirting, Hustle Stroke, Hello Turn, Draw-T with Mr. Clay," said Cooper, said Beatty will start in the mile Anderson continued to pile up third, in a seven-boat fleet. Another Texas system is the Highland Lakes north- Kit Coffey, Redbow, Golden Sixties, Li'l Eddy speaking more like a manager against at 'east two others who sailing victories in the Monmouth Lewis won by a wide'margin west of Austin on the Colorado River (of Texas, not Man of Araby than a fighter. "We're supposed have broken the four-minute bar- Boat Club's summer series Sun- over series leader June Methot to be confused with the Grand Canyon Colorado). This Willow Deb, Dark Fairy, Garnet and Black, Pioneer Girl to be slow at the start. But we rier—Bob Seaman of Los Angeles day. in Lightnings. Bill Hills was and Bill Cornell of England, now Is a favorite vacation area for Texans, and there are Breezy Lane can adjust-we'll be ready to deal Irv Lewis won his first Light- third in an eight-boat Beet. Lucy K, Packed House with Clay's speed. a student at Southern Illinois Uni- ning class race, while John Kull The winds were light south- rental boats available in many of the camps. WEATHER-Clear TRACK—Fast versity. posted his second Frying Dutch- easterly at five to 18 knots. Minnesota's lakes attract visitors from all over the Jim Grelle, Pan-American man win in a row. Ron Evans Games 1,500-meter champion won the Penguin test. -SUMMARIES- country, with trailed boats a favorite means of opera- UOHTNINOS from the United States, also may Hance won his third race in j. Irv Lmvls. 2. Jus> MiUlot, tion; and, just to name a few, such areas as the Lake Monmouth Entries mn against Beatty. He is another BUI HU1>, 4. Marvin Broder, S. Harold four starts to continue his pace- Beck, 6. Vlrg Vautbui1, 7. ROM MSI- hlier, Bill Heron (DNS ). of the Ozarks, the dams of the upper Missouri River First Race-Purse $3,000 2 y.o. Mdns Clg 5^ fr. 6. Scorched Earth 109 Gromra 8-1 sub-four minute miler. setting role in the Wood-Pussy 10-1 FI/VING DUTCHMEN 1. Black Tie US Perna 12-1 7. Close Order 112 French olass. Brub took yesterday's 1. John Kull, 2. Jim Po«f«. and the southeastern Ohio conservation area along the Me Curdy 10-1 8. Langley Flyer 118 Culmone 15-1 U.S.C. WINS TITLE WOOD-PUSSIES 2. Butch 'II' Ana 110 Navesink River race by a wide 1. Brub Hance. 1. Bill Mahomy, J. 115 Monacelll 8-1 OMAHA (AP) — Southern Cali- Muskingum all have more than enough attraction to 3. Karary Fifth Race—Purse $4,000 3 y.o., clmg, a furlongs margin, Runner-up in the eight- Rip Lartaud, 4, Dou( RATnor, 6, Ktn 4. Flirting 115 NB 20-1 fornia, propelled by 400-foot hom- Altreuter, 6. Rvlft Cook, T. Dick Call, provide a great boating vacation. US W. Chamber* 10-1 1. Do No Wrong 109 Perna 5-1 ers by Bud Hollowell and Gary boat fleet was Bill Mahoney, 8. Ed Scheffer. 5. Silent Debbie 2. Fortuaa Mia 112 Boulmetls 8-1 PENGUINS (Next Week: West of The Rockies.) «. Mean Cold 118 Scurlock 20-1 Holman, defeated Arizona, 5-2, with Harold "Rip" Lartaud, 1. Roi Kvani, 2. Bill Mill*. 111 20-1 3. Dr. Mebo 114 Grant 3-1 Sunday night and won an unthird- . JETS 7. Miss Maple Shade Korte 4. Tomy Dixon 112 NB 3-1 1. Bruce Anderton, 1 BUI Olwl, 8. Slmmo 115 Kallal 10-1 precedented fourth NCAA base- Anderson has won all three Jet 3. Fred Simon, 4. Bob Xiudwnan, S. SEAOMtl CHSTILLUS COUPINY, N.Y.C. BtEHDCD WHISKtV. 66 PtMF. SS% Gf!K NEUTBU. SPIDtrS. 12-1 5. Belsabar 110 NB 10-1 Bob Maxwell, «. Sam amlUi, John I. Farmer's Friend 114 J. Block ball championship. class races to hold first place 118 3-1 6. Auburn Jeep 108 NB 10-1 Pewotta (DWD. 9.1 Defend Brooks 7. Bombi 112 Boulmetls 5-2 II. Navitore 114 Sofensen 20-1 12. Alletor 118 Brooms 5-1 Sixth Race-Purse $4,500 3 y.o. fillies, all., 1 mile IS. Hustle Stroke 114 NB 15-1 114 15-1 1. Generals Sister lit Boulmetls 8-1 14. Hello Turn NB 2. Charlie's Staff 114 Monacelll 4-1 there's a 'Jeep' vehicle that's right for you! 111 NB e-i 15. Roman Dove 118 3. Iron Vixen 114 NB 10-1 [I. Draw-T Brooks 8-1 4. Queens River 114 Brooks 12-1 HERE ARE THREE ESPIES: lecond Raoe—Purse $3,000 4 & up Clg. 8 furlongs 5. Elegy 114 GllUgan 15-1 'JEEP' UNIVERSAL. The vehicle 1. Scot Free 110 Me Curdy 20-1 6. Fauleggro 114 Grant 5-2 of a thousand uses. Carries cargo 2. Beau Pilot 115 Brooks 6-1 7. WOlowDeb "104 Heagen 12-1 or personnel. It also tows, winches, 8. Best Course 114 Sorensen 4-1 3. Kandy King 115 Lefebvre 20-1 digs, plows snow, etcWorld's nwttj 4. Mr. Marine 115 French 10-1 9. Peerless Cindy 114 Harmatz 20-1 5. Paroxysm 117 Shaw 20-1 10. Fleetute Fantasy 114 Brooks 20-1 proven 4-wheel drive vehicle I (. Royal Boy 117 NB 4-1 11. aDark Fairy 114 Zakoor 5-2 'JEEP' GLADIATOR.* Powered by" US 12. Garnet And Black 114 Korte 2-1 7. Mr. Auwah Gllllgan 5-1 the new Tornado-OHC engine— 8. Ted B. 115 NB 10-1 13. Swing Bolero 114 NB 10-1 118 14. aPloneer Girl 114 W. Chambers 5-2 America's only automotive over* t. Summer Savory Brooks 5-2 : it. Mars Hill 115 Balrd 10-1 a) L. F. Altken head cam engine. Now available in 117 4-1 both 2 or 4-wheel drive. Choice of 7 11. Dancing Dan Addesa Seventh Race—Purse $5,000 3 y.o. & up, al, 1 m t 12. Kit Coffey 114 J. Block 10-1 ft. or 8 ft. pickup boxes. GVWsop 115 1. Tudor Sovereign 117 13. Redbow Grimm 15-1 Bove 8-1 to 8600 lbs. 14. Golden Sixties 117 Scurlock 8-1 2. Galeway 112 Korte 10-1 15. LI'I Eddy 115 Culmone 20-1 3. Upswept 110 Bove 2-1 'JEEP' WAGONEER.* The family 115 112 [«. Martial Nan Brooks 8-1 4. Sun White Sorensen 4-1 wagon with 4-wheel drivel More 5. Second Breakfast 119 Brooks 5-2 Third Race—Purse $3,500 4 A up Clg 1A miles (. No Reprieve 108 Boulmetls 12-1 cargo area than any competitive) 1. Great Borough 114 NB 20-1 7. Vitality 119 Monacelll 7-2 wagon. New Tornado-OHC engbw 2. Capital Limited 114 Culmone 20-1 8. Dancing Prince 119 Balrd 15-1 is standard. Also available Int. 3. Lost Sheep 114 Brooks 8-1 9. Pet Dare 115 Harmatz 15-1 wheel drive. 4. Gun Fire 114 Brooks 10-1 10. Breezy Lake 117 Madden 5-1 108 5-1 „, Mal *Opt(oni i lulomsllc traMMrfsale*. tatfsat*lMl 5. Rope Halter 114 W. Chambers 5-2 11. Retrenchment NB •JEEP* GLADIATOR (ronl I. Plucky Plet 114 Grant 8-1 'JBeP* WA60NEER «i»"».i»'i'i»«lni«<(««i»«*«| 7. Star Sight 114 W. Chambers 10-1 Eighth Race—Purse $3,500 3 y.o, clmg hV miles 8. Whereby 114 French 20-1 1. So Whato New 1 (2 Brooks 10-1 VKH8ATILB...POWCHrUL...VIRTUALLYINDBSTRUCTIBLB t. Jersey Norseman 114 NB 20-1 2. Schomberg 114 Grimm 15-1 KAISER JMp CORPORATION.loMt,i.Ohlo 117 Duit Jacket J. Fleck 12-1 3. Easy Way 115 Brooks 8-1 -world's largest manulictuw ol 4-wh«»l drive vehleltt 1. First Lord 117 Boulmetls M 4. Blloxl'a Best 114 Baird 5-1 12. Prince Rascal 117 NB 8-1 5. Vestal 103 Boulmells 12-1 I. Man of Araby 114 Ilirmitz 4-1 t. Judge Joe W. 114 Grant 5-1 7. Yankee Relic 11* Lefebvre 5-1 MONMOUTH MOTORS tairth Race-Purse $4r0M 4 A up Clg I furlongs 8. Sunday Score 117 NB 15-1 1. Royal Clipper HI Boulmetls 2-1 t. ManhattenvUle 105 French 20-1 Highway 35 of Kramtr Ave. Eatontowit. N. X All summer long, 2. Fearless Fox 111 Zakoor 1-1 10. Lucy K. 107 Bove 20-1 1 Mile N. of Eatontown Circle 3. Trial Balloon 117 Culmone 4-1 11. Achlllef Heel 112 W. Chambers 4. Mays Lending HI NB 3-1 12. Eastern Pete 114 Zakoor n Kaiser Presents the Lloyd Bridges Show Tuesday, 81OO P. M. $ay Seagram's and be Sure 8. Royal Stepper III Sfauk 1-1 11. Packed House lit Gllllgan 3-1 20-1 HOUSES SALE WX> BANK BK15TE& AUTOS ft 7SUCKS BUSINESS NOTICES VANTEIMMUB WHAHOAL FOR SALE ifi—TWity, Ju»* 1JS, l%3 . H/,WKh - MUM

ITOWij iWJfflill«rt-!Jvtaf «**, but «* •to AHHOUHCiMOtTS Ing, M.4Mi. BOB WHITS BIJXCK, Mac- pruuci Avenge t»u>e J124 plua point. DRAFTING ueoroom. futt Mtehan. »rlvat« Mm mm Wight nxm» « «#• LOST AND FOUND mouth St., Red. Bank. Why pay more? Tti-astS any boor. WE'RE MOVING' entranw. all utlHOes. T«*rty. UJJB 1* a »Hortl»I »Jy«" LAWN SERVICE — Lawns cut and lnW. |U mo. N«wlr furnliha* »« IM2 CHRYBLER 300 - Four-door hart- TRAINEES 'ACKAOK UQUOR WtGKM - THB W«r — Black tail wblts beagle puppy, top, power brake* and gteerlnf. Call cared lor at lowest print, t41-MZL or OS 1-0060. S4Z-A125. 78TRA AGENCY. 01 JUrt Front CHOICE AMERICAN AND tr tur ih Bd i sHtht weia old. vicinity Vail Home*. St., Red Beak. 741-WOO. THREE ROOMS - » ^ . 'B_1 S fOllO 1956 FORD HALF TON PANEL — Best EXCAVATING - Lots cleared, cellars, Immediate opening* Opportu- ENGLISH FURNITURE ond floor. « Allen PL, Red Bank. dug, fill dirt and grading. Reaaonable nity to join our draittw and IF YOU HAVE W.tdO CASH — Toil 47-0007. " LOST—Finder of purse lost at Grand- >ffer. Call can b« tb« owner ttt it bctuty parlor Associates way, Kesunsburg, pleat* return pictures, 946-4275 ates. 747-3023. design train in i progrun for Governor Wlothrop Duk uid %ttA\xtktn who have rtcenlly located In Mlddlejex Count} Shopping Ctit_>peatlftiti otuUr, Two hand- COMMERCIAL RENTALS license, papers. 1669 MO ROADSTER — *885. BOB EiB TRUCKING AND MOVERS—Free completed h]gh school, or with Center. PhM» DELLCOR BEAUTY R»alf on SOMEONE STOLE OUR LAKE CANOE WHITE BUICK. Monmouth St., Red estimate. Reaaonable rates. a Maximum of on* year col- A.OADBMT, 373-3133. Closed g.tuniay Bunk. 264-0767 HeppJewhlieT cherry KldtSoard with Ont year old. Excellent condition. Call leje; must have 1H yetra LONG BRANCH — LlQuur llceme and brui back. L*rfe pint breakfast, STORES 9tH B wm m LO 6-22S1 after 5 p.m. 1961 PONTIAC VENTURA — Four-door BUCK'S FURNITURE SERVICE — A.lgfrt>ra, ODB year Geometry, equipment. Paclcaga liquor store. Will wood mad old [lau doora. Hepple- ^- 0.I4W * hardtop. Beige with red and white Furniture repairing and reflnlshlng. half year Trigonometry. ODB lease or sell. Write P. O. Box 333 Long whlte tour-4rawer pine ' chert. Wills Bt. — Bast location, nlscora- LOST — Pawbook R13429. Finder interior. Fully cowered. Sharp. RUS- Antiques and modern. 747-2435. year mcchanictl drawing. Branch, N.J. , Cherry irtndfatlier'i clock. tol» rJoa com»l»u4, im»ll or lirfj «»»«• '" pleaae return to Monmouth County SELL Oldsmobiie - Cadillac Co., 100 tuxe aqd wood work. Chtpip*nda)« National Bank. :ARPENTER WORK WANTED, odd KITCHEN CONCESSION — Pin* ov«n •alt your r«aulrem«nt. 7*741tt). EXECUTIVE CLASS Newman S&ringa Rrt., Red Bank. 741- mirror with Mifle. American dock BTORJ TOR MNT ri N«t to "*''•" 0910. Ask for Mr. Walters. obs, large or small, screen porches, available. Call wlUi eafle. Two English ooruoJt Iterations. Call 741-2109. COME IN TO SEE US M?-»M7 Supsr Market, Hawman aWjjB Rd., Beautiful 7H yesrs old cuatombuUt TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION 1959 OLDSJ1OBILE ~- Power steering, MONDAY-FRIDAY, & A.M. TO I P.M tiblei. Pair wbeetback chain. Pair Rat Bank. Call dura IH 1-NW. ranch, brick front . QuW, woodrf automatic radio, healer, excellent con- IRASS CUTTING — Light trucking. OR PHONE &49-M20 GULF MODBRN TWO BAY neighbor •pool chain. Canopy four-potter nlnjs Ttl-4013. section of Uncroft Six bedrooras, TRANSPORTATION NEEDED _ Flve- dition, SI, 095. BOB WHITE BUICK, edge trimming, Cell hood station lor lease. Holmdel and bed, high boy. Miniature canopy wo baths. living room with lira- 2911091 Bethany Rds., Haast. PaJd training, (our-pc#ter b«4. fimal! ploe cheats. PROFESSIONAL OPFICKS lor rent oj place. beautUul science kitchen, spa- dey weak Irom Kings Village, Middle- Monmouth St.. Red Bant Slate Htgnway Zi between Red Bank town to Griffith Building, Newark. 671- 9-5. HE «4««. Nlgiils and weekends, Sntllsh Inlay flat tap desk. Inlay ous den plus a gams room, large 1959 CHEVROLET — Red Impaia. con- CO 4-316L barometar. Many Hunt prints. Al- and Asbury Paik. Oru to seven at- soreened-ln rear porch with barbecue U84. so Currier Jb Ives. Many alnflt tleei available, suitable insurance or ertible, V-8, power glide, power steer- EMPLOYMENT BELL CARPENTER SHOP — Sin 25H0', >lt, built In, overtooklnf bH, rear Ing, brakes, new whilewall tires, radio, and double student lamps. l>oubl* [ce acoduntant, engineer, attorney, afd with UxStf swimming pool. machine equipped, parking, ready to Astro lamps. Chins. Silver. Brass. itc Call RAYSTIUJIAN. Realtor, MS AUTOMOTIVE heater, good condition, one owner, HELP WANTED-FEMALE go. Responsible rent, opposite Red Bank Intlrt area beautifully landscaped $1,050. 671-3313 Three rtnktoi chairs. Two palm Broad »t., Birewsbury. BH 1-8600. rim noodllghti for evenings. Hurry: TELEPHONE .umber. Call 1U«m. extra large coach lamps. AUTOS & TRUCKS CHEVROLET — 1858 station wagon, OFFICE SPACE 30,000. six-cylinder, standard shift, very clean, General Factory Hany other Items too numerous ROWELL AGENCY, Realtor 1961 CADILLAC SEDAN DeVILLE - quick sale, S600. Private. 787-6174. LABORATORIES MORTGAGES to'mentlon! ' Beat furnished, will redecorate t» sul Qold with matching interior. Fully Near Red Bank. EvereU Rd., Craw- your ranuirmenU. Beit location, wii 41 I. Front Bt. Red Bank , powered equipped Including air condi- 1866 MERCURY CONVERTIBLE—Re- HELP ford's Comer R4. BANK RATES subdivide II necessary. See and «m tioning. Cool, coDfortable driving. RU8- built engine in February. Sacrflce, These article* can be aeen by appoint pa». 74W100. $195. Call 222-8945 afler 6 p.m. IMMEDIATE CASH ment only. Call dally alter 10 a.m. SH 1-4030 8ELL Oldjsmoblle - Cadillac Co., 100 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 1st, 2nd, 3rd Mortgtges LODGE ROOM lor rent. Center - Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. J41- 1959 8TUDEBAKER LARK wagon, low DANELECTRO Home Improvement Loans town. Could b. used fUo lor otBc. 0910. Ask for Mr. Walters. mileage, good transportation, 1795. BOB >erjt ConsolldaUon — Lowest Katea SH 7-3898 ce, Approilniately WOO ao. It Write WHITE BUICK, Monmouth St., Red CORP. EXECUTIVE TRAINEE — Ar« 21-35. $2,000 month 116,88 nr 8M 51L Red Baik. RIVERFRONT M57 HIIXMAN — Four-door. Extra Should have some, sales experience. (NO DEALERS) j^n/J^^Vaw Hiw 'ir*s>i »w^*» •^••i. »et tlrel. Top condition. >395. PR 6- Bank. 2.N0 month _21,10 207 W. SYLVANIA AVE. ftgh ichool graduate. College prs- 3,500 ' month J2S.64 OPFIOB IN TB«BI!-ROOM air ccm Hlfh on a bluff, flva b.drooms, 2H S209 nights of TW 2-35S5 days. 1967 PLYMOUTH PLAZA — Six, stick, erred. Top salary to those selected, 5.CO) month S43.2O dltlone4 wdhe.t»d_iuitunn . lAtex paint, white, f2.99 fil. SH 15M>9 1961 MERCEDES — Rsdlo, heater, of Railroad Station.' 774-0303. REALTOR NOW THAT YOU have Btudied the SEOHETARY — Must have Borne book- 0490 after & p.m. [RaJnbow line). Turpentine 89c gal. .701100 WAREHOUSE, ALMOST NEW, Rt. 34 Colts Neck $2,595. BOB WHITE BUICK, Monmouth 1 Shop by pjione. Faat delivery. Call St., Red Bank. ADS. . . "Hustle to Russell ' to Inspect BE PREPARED for next Year! Tutor- FOR SALE OR UEA9E, ENTRANCB and buy a top reconditioned Cadillac keeping and Insurance experience. ing in English, German and Spanish. ON TWO HTKEETO, THRBK BIG ATTRACTIVE 1960 "SUNROOF" VOLKSWAGEN Oldsmobiie or other make car! Reasonable. Call SH 7-0630 after «. PROWN'S OVBRKBSAD DOORS. IDEALPOR Ratlin, heater. Very clean, excellent Hours to suit. ADAMS AGENCY, 3 SALESMAN PRIVATE LESSONS-Lesrn shorthand 32 Broad St. Red Bank TU-7S00 BOAT BMLDBR OR ANY OTHER IPLTT LEVEL, THREE LARQB running condition. SH 7-1729 alter 6 ASSETS: Prestige company, stable IEDR0OMS. V,i BATHS, LARGE and typing. 30 Shrewsbury Ave., High' OOINO OUT OP BUSINBSS-FabricB. BUSINESS, 8W4773 AFTEIl U U59 JEEP SNOW PLOW MOBILE HOMES Howard Ave., New Shrewsbury, 8H employment, growing* company in •. lands. 872-1421. DAILY. FAMILY ROOM, «AT1O. MANY BX- growing Industry, Monmouth County notions, trimmings; reduced up to 60 TRAS. CLOSE TO PARK, BHOPPINO. Warren Hubs-Model FC1S0. Cab over per cent MAE'S YARDSTICK. 31 Mon engine. Reasonable. 542-3753. MOBILE HOMES 1-5098. location. 'R1VATE TUTORING — S-4, Monday MORTGAGE CAN BE ASSUMED. Used • 10% down LIABILITIES: Highly competitive, through Friday, morning lessons, after- mouth St., Red Bank. HOUSES FOR RENT BUY DIRECT. $18,400. OS 1-37D4, 1957 MERCURY — Must sell, best noon, swimming;, tennis, etc. Gradea New • 7-year financing ATTRACTIVE WOMEN — Over 23, hard work, long hours, minimal base WABHIWO MAOHIME — Automatic. offer. RPBBINSVILLE pay plus commission, "long range" kindergarten through eighth. Three Westlnihouse. Purchased 1»59 like new. WIDH MLBCTJON OF RBNTAtS MIDDLETOWN AREA apable meeting public, earn up to qualified teachers. Call 291-0524 or 222- SH 7-1003 MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. i an hour, full, part-time. Apply In potential. Call 7<1-413< evenings only. rumlslierlld d and unturnlsbed. lmmedl Enchanting three-bedroom split-level. 1S62 RAMBLER — Custom wagon, ra- Route 130 Robblnsvllle. N. 3, person Studio dlrl, Hwy. 33, Thompson REQUIREMENTS: Sssiuni of previ- 922. ata occupancy. SamueSul l Telcher Afency n one acre of beautifully landscaped dio 'automatic, S2.195. BOB WHITE JTJ 7-1320 Ave., (Ideal Beach) East Keansburg. ous experience, pretexrably In sales ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE Oceanptn-t Ave., Oceanport Call or dial iroperty; with a brook and wooded BUICK. Monmoulh Bt., Red Bank. or related field; educational back- A J-3S0O or U 2-MOL _^ ectlon. Ideal > location for school!, 16' TRAVEL TRAILER — Like new. REGISTERED KURSE — Also Nurses ransportatlon. Will consider sale with ground and present earnings. Reply MERCHANDISE Rant A Piano 912 per Month SUMMER RENTAL 1957 CHEVROLET — Four-door »edan, Self contained gas relrigerator. Toilet. tides 11 p.m. until 7 a.m., 3 p.m. to "B.B.," Box 511, Red Bank. KNABB, UASON-HAUUk SOHMKR lecorator furnishing! Included. CaU •lx cylinder, automatic transmission, (11,450. Sleeps five t*T0081 mtll 11 p.m. Information 10 until 2 FOR SALE LONO BRANCH - On the ocean front iwner after 4 p.m.. weekdays or all CABLE-NELSON. KVERBTT. STECK Private beach. Four rooms and bath. rood tires. Original owner. Reasonable. .955 PEERLESS TRAILER — 8'l45'. i.m. RIVERCREBT NURSING, 31 Chal- MATURE INDIVIDUAL — Experienced Ooolcmaa Ave. * Main St., Aiburr Fk, y weekends. 291-1848 741-7131. Two bedrooms. Partially furnished. 'In Ave., Red Bank. In repair of gasoline powered lawn Open daUy till » Sal. UU 5:30 229-1M3. raw SHREWSBURY — Colonial, lour 1961 THUNDERBIRD - Two-door hard- Call CO 41640 after 5:30 p.m. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES Wanted. mower equipment, year-round employ- PR 5-M01 IMMACULATE FAIR HAVEN BUNGA. ment. Call Port Monmouth, 53-52927 or PAINT DISCOUNTS LOW — Four excellent rooms. Two bed- bedrooms, all large rooms. $29,600. Ex- top Fuly taulpped. TAKE OVER PAY- MOBILE HOME — 47'xlO'. Two bed-Apply In person, SHORE POINT Bherwln A Williams, DuFom, Kemtone. BABY CRIB — Blonde, with mattresi cellent condition. Owner. 747-9380. MENTS. 8H 1-5255. INN, Hwy. 35, Hailet. 5322723 (or appointment for interview. rooma, modem kitchen and bath. Per rooms, kitchen, living room and bath. Cook * Dunn, Save on paints now Good condition, $10. feet condition. Yearly lease to coupK 1955 V-8 FORD — Automatic. $185. Six years old. Excellent condition. Sac- BOOKKEEPER, FULL CHARGE — TREE CUMBER 281-77M with grown children. $139 per month, JIDDLETOWN-RED BANK AREA — rifice. 787-0845. Trial balance, payroll, excellent op- uperlenced only, full time. Call 221 PROWN'S KINE PIECE MAPLE DINETTE SET plus utilities. June occupancy. HALL Builder's closeout. Six-room ranch, two Full baths, three bedrooms, attached SH 1-2149 portunity. P.O. Box 952. Red Bank. 1391 for appointment. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7SO0 — Also couch. Good condition. Cal BROS., Realtors. 741-7686. 842-3218. garage. J18.DW. call 741-1799. ' 1951 GRAY WILLYS etstlon wagon, WANTE1V-AUTOMOTIVE DO YOU NEED TWO INCOMES-Ohoose MAN—NEAT, RELIABLE .YtliVVKTllClia, ADUIKO macnlnes. *95 to *1Z5 Per Month good running condition, asking Su5. your own hours. Learn while earning. All mtkes new or used. Quarantetd. THB BERO AOBNCY MIDDLETOWN — Split, [our bsdroonu, Phone 566-5359. Call 264-8789 for PERSONAL interview, Low as »2i. Serplco's: ini. Monmoutb STERO SALE i . ) Hiddletown eat-In kitchen, dining room, family With car and phone (or order, delivery St. Neit to theater. M7-0IS5. 1961 CORVETTE — 9,000 miles, auto- TOM'S FORD INC. between 10 and 12. and collection work. Guaranteed up AU makes and models reduced. Ovei 611-1000 'oom, two full baths, basement, ga* matic, radio, $2,995. BOB WHITE A BIO BAROAIN - Color TV 1963 30 sets to choose from. All new, (till) 'age, patio, sewers. Walk' to school MB PAX CASH FOR USED CARB GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER — Po- to 1112 per week, national company. SIX-ROOM HOUSE — Ail Improve Lnd transportation. Decorating unnecel* BUICK. Monmouth St., Red Bank. 10 Main St LO 61500 Ma'.awan iitlon open for nice person, ex- Interviews by appointment only. Phone model 9393 complete. Come in for a guaranteed. We service what we sell. menta, Conveniently located. Inquire at ANDERSON'S, 30 Broad St. lary. $18,300. 747-5481. 19S7 FORD FAIRLANE 500 — Two-(150 yds. from Mat&wan RR Station) perienced, wishing permanent place- 127-2442. tree demonstration. ACE TV Hwy. 39 24 West St., Red Bank or 70 Main ment and excellent salary In ranch Neptune City. PB 8-806J. TWO GIRLS 2l" BICYCLES — (id and St., Oceanport. door hardtop. 1250. Call home. No heavy laundry, plain cook- ACCOUNTS RECKIVAI>BLE CLERK- COLTS NECK • HOLMDEL DESKS J15 up, FILES 112.50 up, tables, 15. One metal bed, best oiler. EAST KEANSBURO—Small four-room J. 0. Roche Agency 842-2053 inj, own room, TV. 8*2-1308. Sorae typing. Minimum five years 67I-2874 TRIUMPH TRIH — Excellent condi- BOATS AND ACCESSORIES experience. To *3t6 chairs, adding machines, typewriters, house. $76 per month, plua one month Long Bridge Rd., Colts Neck GIRL—Part time, two evenings per jfflce equipment, etc. at bargain prices. security. Couple with one child, or 0(6(955 tion, newly painted red, new brakes, New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, LIKE NEW — 18 monlh old Hotpolni tuned up, never raced, three covers, week. In doctor's oiflce. Previous ex- KEY PERSONNEL electric range. Extra wine oven, rea idulla only. 787-7633. _^ SAILSTAR-EXPLORER perience preferred. Send resume to Rte, 35, Oakhurst. KE 1-3990, IDDLETOWN—Three-bedroom randl* $775. firm. 671-3362. 64 Broad St., Red Bank Eisner sonable. Call 7&7-M12. RUMSON — Three-bedroom ranch. % ilose to shopping, schools, churches. 17' Fiberglass sloop, dacron sails, •A.D.," Box 511, Red Bank. Building. Em 17, M23m baths. Air conditioning. Excellent loca- D 1959 CHEVROLET — Red Impaia, con- centerboard, 5% h.p. Johnson, two HAMMOND hone 671-2770. vertible, V-8, power glide, power steer- HATURE WOMAN — Night aide li MATURE MAN — Night aide In sum- WE LIKE YOUR VOICE ion. Lease. Rererences. 842-3088. years old, in water, ready to fail. lummer camp for orthopedicaliy handi- ing, brakes, new whltewaU tires, radio, Buying larger boat. Cost $2,500, sell mer camp for orthopedlcally handl Call ui cv the phone. Free delivery ATLANTIC HIGHLANDB — June 2: LINOROFT — Eight-room, three-level :apped children. Some nurse's aide ex- capped children. Some nurse's aide ORGAN STUDIO split, two-car garage. i%% mortgage, heater good condition, one owner, |1,825. Phone 222-8198. - perience preferred. Up to 150 a week, on needed itemn. Try us first. August 22, furnished, modern, fou (1,050 671-3313. ixperlence prelerred. Up to J50 a week, OF ASBURY PARK rooms and bath, water view, reason- buy owner. BH 7-9690. BARGAIN — Any boat YOU want to room and board. KE 1-0215. »lus room and board. KE 1-0215. 1961 MERCURY — Power steering, USED ORGANS PROWN'S ible. Call after I p.m. 281-8359. own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- YOUNQ WOMAN — Seorelary in sum- 12 Broad Bt. Red Bank 741-7600 MALL BUNGALOW—In good neigh- brakes automatic, radio, heater, $1,495. rangements completed In one call at EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE Hammond Speaker : 4 95. MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom split borhood. Three bedrooms, large living BOB WHITE BUICK, Monmouth St., mer camp for orthopedlcally handi- SALESMAN-Jvppllcant must be ac- Hammond Chord Organ 300. and dining room, good buy for Invest- any of our olfices. THE MONMOUTH capped, some typing, some bookkeep- Hammond Chord Organ 450. 1>A bslhs, large yard, outdoor tire Red Bank. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. 741- quainted with local area. Must be Inter- MERCHANDISE WANTED Place. Vacant July 20. FU 1-9277. ment. Only $5,300. CaU SH 1-B103, 1000. ing, experienced preferred. Camp Oak- ested In only & permanent position. See WurllUer 2 In 1 Organ 440. 1950 CHEVROLET-265 cu. In. V-8 4- hurst. KB 1-0215. , Ben Kassas, at RASSAS BROS Lowrey " Starlet —:.'-„ 475. RANCH — In excellent condition. Thre barrel carburetor, 3-speed floor shift, "SNUG AS A BUG" MARINE SUPPLIES OFFICE NURSE — Five-day week. PONTIAC, '3S5 Broad St., Red Bank. Hammond Chord Organ' ._-— 650. WAN'1'EI> bedrooms, living- room with llreplac {ere's & home of quality from every 12-volt system. Honduras .maroon. SH Everything for the Boatman. New Jer- Baldwin Spinet Organ 650. U8£l> ORLENTAl, KUG8 / and dining room, large recreational angle 1 Three bedrooms, cozy living Must have had at least two years T41-4180. CH1NIBB AND PERSIAN 7-3313. sey's largest marine supply house. training. Phone CO 4-D107. Conn Spinet Organ ...- 650. basement with utility room. Lease re- room, large (farm size) kitchen, full, 194B STUDEBAKER — Excellent con- Evlnrude Sales and Service YOUNG MAN — Bakery work, 11,60 Lowrey Holiday ....;i..-..: ...... t;. 650. FRIEDMAN GALLBRUSS quired. GLAZB8H0OK AGENCY. Real painted basement with tile floor. Lo: THE BOATMAN'S SHOP SECRETARIES- to $90 per hour. HARRISON'S BAKERY, 107 Jansen Piano w/organo ...- 596. PR 4-3143 Bvenlnts CA 2-7482 lor, Avenue ot Two* Rivers, Rumson :ated a block from transportation anq < tlOn C 11 24 Wharl Ave. 7(1-5780 Red Bank STENO-CLERKS to J70 Summit Ave., BeHord. Hammond Kltra-Voice 450. 842-170O. two blocks from shopping and elemen,- " - ' 03 1-338. Open pally Till 9 - Saturday Till J;3f ONE LITTLE GltlL, wpE HAPPY. Open Sundays and Holidays 9 am-1 pmTYPIST-ADVERTISING Open CARPENTERS OP. CARPENTER'S BtlH need one more 26"* Ehgllsh-type RUMSON — Six rooms furnished, unt: lary school. The area is beyond re- 1960 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio, white- ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK J80 HELPERS — With experience. Circle COdKMAN AVB. AMP JOIN ST. , proach! J2(.76O. WALKER * WALKER, walls. 11,196, BOB WHITE BUICK, 1963 8COTT OUTBOARD MOTORS now COMPTOMETOn OPERATOR S55 PK J-83W ' girl's bicycle. CaU DI «-M7S (Toms Labor Dav. Near rfver and ocean, 21 ; In stock! — Also Polyester Resin only Construction Company, 542-3583 or 787- Itlver)). First St. 7(1-4317 after 5 p.m. Iwy. 3S, Mlddletown. SH 1-821S. 2l Monmouth St., Bed Bank. CLERK-TYPISTS to J60 0628 after 6 p.m. 8TICKLEY CHERRY end table, both lour Service. 58-S5 per gal. Bottom paint rope, ASSEMBLERS *l.<0 hour ,'IANOS WAUTICD-HIGHEST PRICE! NAVESINK — Three-bedroom ranch, 1961 CADILLAC COUPE — Dark green snaps, anchors, etc. JACOBS HARD SUMMER OPENING (TWO) 26>A" high; one square (21% top)PAID; . CALL H. TENZER, 30» MAIN with beige Interior, Fully power WARE CO., Bergen Place * Shrews ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY other circular 22" In iliametir. Really recreation room, nice location. Leas: DEAL HOME FOR COMMUTING — U Broad St. Red-Bank 747-3481 Put your summer time to work and ST., LAKEWOOD. 363-2180. required. 291-1523. ?lve minute walk from railroad sta- •quipped, like new condition. RUSSELL bury Ave.. Red Bank. 747-3654. earn lop salary with the Fuller Brush fine furniture. 747-4M2 arter 3 p.m. Oldsmobiie - Cadillac Co., 100 Newman BOOKKEEPER for retail business In lon in Little Silver. Cozy Cape Cod on 1314' ALUMINUM. RUNABOUT — IV, Company. Must be neat and personable. POWER TOOLS — i" planer with FOUR-BEDROOM CAPE COD-Doubl islf acre, five rooms downstalra with Springs Rd.. Red Bank. 741-0910. Ask Red Bank. Double entry, payroll. Pleas- Phone and car needed. For appoint- stand and motor |4S. 24" Jigsaw with garage, sunporch, nice basement. O lor Mr. Walters. h.p. Evlnrude Motor (like new). Foran- t working conditions. Write to "A.F.' PETS & LIVESTOCK lath and utility room. Two rooms up* ward controls, steering, windshield, $300 ment phone PA 7-2442. motor $40, 40" wood lalhe with 15" dead end street. 741-8316. italra with % hath, double garage. Bor 511, Red Bank. extension, face plate and set of lathr iiii PLYMOUTH—Good second car, 899-3942. YOUNG MAN — Ambitious and willing RABBITS — All colors, all sizes, ove one fireplace, plus other features, Excellent transportation. New battery, Experienced only tools. 7«-S280. -acated In choice neighborhood on Sy- 18 H.P. JOHNSON — 1961, like new, BEAUTICIAN to work, train for drapery installation 20O to choose from. Call SH 7- WANTED TO RENT pointi. plugs »nd Ignttion system. $125. Year-round permanent position. Inquire man and general «hop work. Excellent SELLING OUT — Frlgidalres. washing i724. camore Ave. Asking $20,900. SH 1-4634 Call SH 1-1939. Only rive hours. f225. PR 4-387B afte' STEPHEN HAIRDRESSERS. 518 Main Lfter 5 p.m. ,. . 8 p.m. opportunity lor steady job with a future machines, gas ranges, deep frys, H«y- GETTING MORE AND MORE PROS- St., Belford. apply INTERIOR SHOP. 8X White Rd. ers Root Beer barrels. . many other HOUND PUPPIES — Wale and IB 1958 HARLEY DAVIDSON motorcycle, males, good pets tor children. Cali PECTS — For three-bedroom rental immaculate, condition, tSOO In ac Iff OLD TOWN, 1B60, — 40 h.P. Bvln- PAYROLL CLERK — And general o Shrewsbury. things, all used. 109 Hwy. 36, Port homes. List smy rental for fast action. CHARMING REMODELED COLONIAL rude, electric wiper, horn, starter, Monmouth, 787-0639. Open 9-5. 747-1860 evenings. —With river rights. Minutes to beach- eessortes, recent motor work. Must sell flee. Apply In person. SHOP RITE OF DRIVER — Home newspaper delivery MATTHEW J. GILL AGENCY. 711 Rt $850. 291-0592 alter 6. Completely equipped, used one season, M1DDLETOWN, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. HUNTING DOG — Fully broken, foul 35. Mlddletown. 671-8200. es, race track and points of Interest, 11,150. COA»S»XAfiBT WORKS, Bod Reliable, dependable. Knowledge o SWIMMING POOLS year old female, must sell reluctantly. iome adjacent to large waterfront ex- 1960 CADILLAC — Two^oor coupe. man PL. 741-438ft;»)Tt BABYSITTER — At Peninsula House. Mlddletown roads. Long hours, six days 8H 1-5183 ' alter 6 p.m. lenslve properties. Home has four fully equipped, clean, 12.495. BOB 1 one week, Sevan days next week; 787- large bedrooms, 3H baths, all modeim 35'xlO BEAM CABIN CRUISER -In For boy 2!4. Call FURNISHED ROOMS WHITE BUICK. MMonmout. h St., Red 741-7338 B540. • ' AND SUPPLIES AKC DACH8HUND3 of quality, healthy, appliances Including sleam bath and water, ready to go. '• Galley, and head excellent lemperment, reasonable, master bathroom. Over $3900 worth of. with basin, jleeps-two or more. Call CHAMBERMAID — Inquire In person LABORER — Able- to drive truck DOI/OHBOX AND BUSTER CRABBE Champion at stud. 747-509S. CURRY'S ROOMS — Baths, ahowers, extras. Comolete new electrical and hot 1959 .MOA — Red, wire wheels, extra 291-0390. Holly Hill Motel, Kt. (6. West Keani- Apply Harvey Tllton, 37 Highland Ave,, POOLS. Easy charge on above ground porches. 14 B. Highlands Ave. Atlantic water heating system. An excellent pools, Chemicals, pool service and sup- rim, tools. $950. Call 17' OWENS RUNABOUT with 35 H.p burg. Rumson, N; J. DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC, black Highland. Kitchen privileges. 291-OoW, home for the discriminating buyer, 842-3568 after I. plies. All your pool needs In stock. and tan, also red. Wormed BUid tem- lend for brochure. GLAZEBROOK Evinrude. Sleeps two In shelter cabin, JLECTRONIC INSTRUMENT MAKER Free delivery. SWJMMINO RIVER porary shots. 741-8728. PLEASANT ROOM — Shower, some 1858 PLYMOUTH seat cushions and mattresses, head, TRAINEES -— Recent high school grad LGENCY, Realtor, Avenue of Two Rlv HELP WANTEIMOALE POOLS SALES. Hwy. 35, Eatontown, kitchen privileges, parking. Call SR * ;rs, Rumson, 842-1700. • Call after * p.m. OS 1-2565 or 06 1 Painted, ready to go in water. Ideal uate with electro-mechanical aptitude s low taxts, sewers, excellen Colonial. One block from Forrestdale. MR. HENRL KREI3ER (Firat store south of W. T. Grant). BRAND NEW air conditioned apart- Vn baths, den, and fireplace in large Renault • Volvo In water. Call afler 6 p.m. SH 1-2785. Please do not phone, bring auto In COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR — Good ment In the newest and finest project borough services, police, lire, lir condition. Reasonable. aid, a fine hospital, very good school ivlng room, two-car garage and nlca 17' GliASSRAR — 1962, 100 h.p. Mer- lurance policy. In Red Bank. Living room, dining 787-3828 room, bedroom and lovely kitchen. lcture window overlooking 20x20 flag- '60 TR-3—Ited _..*1295 new 1963 trailer. 671-2159. Write statlna age, experience and sal 60 Broad St. 747-0577 Bed Ban USED T.V.'S DIAL 741-7200 itone ratio. 21x14 paneled den with ary expected to PvO. Box 833. Red J29.86. ACS T.V., Hwy 35. Neptui THREE BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED - llreplace. 100x100 lot. Detached garage. '60 VOLVO 2-Dr. serf JU95 INSTRUCTORS CALL 787-6090 Apartments available. All utilities. All Real Estate Sines 18M 'SO VOLKSWAGEN—Conv J1O95 Bank, N. J. City. PR 5-8062J Storms and screens. 842-0290. BUSINESS NOTICES Bertolo Music year round or seasonal. Modern bat}- SO White St Red Banl '58 AUSTIN HEALY-Le Mans 51195 TANK TRUCK DRIVER — Experienced 83 Hwy 38. . Port Monmouth TONS OF ALL TYPES ot eicellenl and kitchen. One furnished two roon HIDDLETOWN—Seven-room split plus preferred, apply In person to NAPPJ lumber for sale. A buy for contrac- 1 WANTED — Accordion Instructor, pref- beach apartment, all utilities. Season itlllty room, l ^ baths, quaint white DOMESTIC THOMAS BOECKEL, BUILDER- Ne TRUCKING CORP., Morrlstown Pd tors only. Call LO 6-2Z22. si only. All above have private bead ANY QUALIFIED BUYER brick front, flagstone patio, brick wall, Matawan, N.J. erably niil-tlme. Call alter x&'Sll with privileges. Overlooking Sandy Hool homes, addition, dormers, garages, re- : 4-7575. SUMMER DREB8ES — Skirts, coats flowering trees, wall-to-wall carpeting, '« COMET 2-dr. «ed. 41295 modeling, general contracting. Quality PAINTERS WANTED — Experlenc 10-12 and 14. Children's coals an Bay. 872-9711. 90x190 let, muraled living room. OS 1- REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON - NO MONEY DOWN! '56 FORD—4-dr. hardtop J 1S5 workmanship; 741-1736. necessary. Call dresses, 7-8. Small chest, high cha.1 8PR1NQVIEW GARDENS 12S6. perlence noi necessary, but d dresier, chair, deik, odds and end, Once In a blue moon opportunll BERT AND HARRY nre really neai 916-4275 atile. OLAZSBROOK AGENCY, 283 Spring St. lied Ban! to buy a brand new tiiree-bedroo RIVER OAKS RANCH — Immaculltt but to save money little ole Ace can' nue of Two Rivera, Rurnaon. 8VM700. 8421111. Immediate and future occupancy ranch home without the usual dowl three-bedroom ranch on nicely land- be beat. ACS TV, 89 Hwy. 35. Neptuni MAHOGANY English dining room table, Large four-roDin apartment, two bed payment. Feature Include sclenci scaped plot. Living room with fire- E. Newman Springs Rd. City. MAN HAIRDRESSER — Experienced only. U00. Call alter 5 ' rooms, complete kllchen, spacious clos kitchen, tiled bath, gas heat, plu: place and built-in bookcases; paneled Salary plus commission. Excellent op- SH 1-5229 •l«. Adults only. PleasB call SH 1-5672. dining room, modern kitchen, finished HELPING HANDS — We clean attics, INVat, reliable, with cur, to i^rvlc portunity, Call Larry Elfleman. 741-5010, a free clothes dryer. Not a develop Red Bank —SH 1-5886 cellars, yards. Take down storm win establish route. No experience need LONG BRANCH AREA —" Elberon ment. recreation room. Large flagstone patio. aary, $85 per week white training. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN WANTED BIG DISCOUNTS Neat three rooms and bath. All utll Lovely rambling roses. Transferred daws, etc. Also light trucking $13,500 owner asking $21,500. REDDEN AGEN- moving. Call 787-1B56. For appointment cu II 462-1074. — New Jersey's largest rcnl catal Factory clearance sale. Men's socks, ties except electric. Yearly. 105. C, broker haa openings for real estat 2.8305. CY, Realtors, Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave., bs-rgln prices. MONMOUTH HOSIERY corner Bergen PI,, Red Bank. 741-0100. salesmen. Why aelile for Juat a Job MILLifl, 457 Broad St., Shrewsbury THREE-ROOM FURNISHED APART- SNYDER REALTORS- any Job? Enter the profession that Is Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. the basis of all wealth — real estate. MENT — Adults, no pets. M0 per os 1-2590 ONE-FAMILY HOUSE - PORTLAND No experience necessary; we will tral WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTH month. 741-6(21 or LI 2-2277. RD., HIGHLANDS. FOUR BEDROOMS, you nnd ofler excellent commlsilon ]NG — Borne used, some new. 39 Hlgli BEACHVIEW GARDENS now rentlni FINISHED ATTIC, LARGE KITCHEN, and opportunity with us In real edate, land Avr., Leonardo, 9-11 a.m. for Immediate occupancy, fipacloui LOW DOWN PAYMENT LIVING ROOM AND DINING ROOM, Parl-Urm and full-lime men mid worn three-room air conditioned apartments THREE BATHS, OVERLOOKING RIV- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY MAN'S ENTIRE WORKSHOP — Musi River Plan Cape Cod. Perfect condl ER AND OCEAN. $14,500. CALL DAILY t-n. Call now for appointment. Ask for with large closets and full tiled bath, go. Trices low. Three Mexican cos- tlon, eight yeara old, three bedroom AFTER 11 A.M. 8721773. Harry Werner. THE BKRG AGENCY RenU start at 8105 per month. For ad- (room for fourth!. Basement, love!: A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Middletown, 671-1000. tumea, (10 each. SH (-2216 5 p.m. it ditional Information dim BCHWE1ZER 8 p.m. yard. FKA appraised lor »U,000. $41 REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 787-0123 at down. Asking »I5,000. Mr, Coiem B1X-PIJCCB ROCK MAPLE BEDROOM Main St., Keansburg. 741-7685 or 222-D180. LOTS AND ACREAGE SITUATIONS WANTED, Female flKT—Reaaonable. Call after 6 p.m FIVE-ROOM APARTMENT on 111 741-0112.- VffiTBUANB — NO DOWN PAYMENT PORT MONMOUTH — Plymouth Av«. Adding Machines — Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating river, best residential section. 1125 Four bedrooms, recreation and utlll' and D St. Lot 70x100. Clly water. Larg* SECRETARY EXPERJKNCJQI*- short- monlh. Call between 7-10 p.m., a(2-12M. trees, Easy walking distance tn »tor en. hand MMIHJ ppr minute, typing. Other BRING YOUR ROLLERS room. City sewers, trees, school bi TOM 8LATE - Painting and Decor- slops on corner, 6 minutes to large M school and railroad atatlon. 1000. THB ADDINO MACHINES — Typewriter! SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. nccrrtarlal okllls .Will gnuluati Jun NEW WINDOW SHADES WHO BRANCH"— Furnished or tin rlne Yacht Basin. Convenient city bu DBRQ AGENCY. OS MOM. •old, rented, repaired, Berplco'i 101 Leeching field added. Hackhoa work. ating. General Contracting, fully In- \'J. Monnr Hull slmleni. Willing to lean.: Put on whlla you wait Any alii uj (urnlihed three rooms and large bath, sured. Twenty years experience. Freo transportation. Approximately. $143, Monmouth St.. ned Bank. BH 7-0481. C. II. Wilson. SH 1-1141 Reference* 787-432.1 iiftfr 1 p.m. to largest plcturs win daw i. Frea mat centrally located, completely prlvule. monthly payments. VA approved, .. WOODED LOT — New Shrewsburv. estimates HI! 1-S4DI alter a pm. leas eytlet, frea crochet ahnde pull Call 222-560S, 6,11-0776. Olf Sycamore Ave., 133U85. $8,200, 222- TAKK~CAKK OF CHILDREN ln~rn~ year mortgage. NOW ONLY $17,8O( 1017. Home Improvements Home. Cull diatom inade shades, acallop am TI1I1EE ROOMS FURNISHED - Oni WALKER i, WALKEH. Realtor, Hw Antiques Wanted Piano—Organ Tuning ige, any lype. Prompt delivery. Fre .18, 1000' south ol Llly-Tullp Co., Mlddl CO 4-765D measuring service. Convenient termi. pie, nr> anlmsls, JOB Catherine St. lied Hank. town. PHOND 671-3311. Multiple LIs BUSINESS PROPERTY Old Dolls. KUn>, Jewelry, cut claai, FINISHED BASEMENTS, remodel- PLANOS— ORGANS X man SCHOOL aimTwIah PROWN'S Ings and trade-Ins. Send for catalo Im,. plumbing, electric wiring, ma- iahy-HittliiK job for minnncr. week AVAILABLE JULY 1 — N«wly painted Open 7 days. furniture. Clvl] War boohs. Appraisals Tuned — Repaired — Regulated 91 nronit St. Iltd nank 711-7501 two-bedroom apartment. Alolly I'llchei FOR BALE OR LEASE made. Oilman EM 7.11(1. ' sonry And pnlntlng. For frea estimate nayrnond Bosworlh BH 1-7&M . lWertncta. Tlione 741-9107. call SH 7-1872. ANTIQUE MAHOQANY M1OPLEA Village, Sl'25 per month. Call 8(2 230 SHREWSBURY — New Cape Cqd Ol Corner Lot lOOnlfio Shrewsbury Ave, (:oi-LKGK 3KNi0R-VVlflhc5 auriimei inquire at 335 Shrewsbury Ave. R.B. PIANO TUNING — Available eve- position a.t children'a roni|>nnlt>n TABLE — ['oiiBole marble lop table. ATLANTIC IIIOHLANIIS AUKA—Mod tree-shaded lot. Thres bedrooms, H' Appliance Repairs WOEKINO MAN'S contractor—Alter- nings. James A Ityan. CA 2-79% Call FreiiDh Unjiiiuce tutor. Call OR 3-iHlH.Itusonnble. B42-1O74, em three rooms, unlurnlshed, large baths, lull cellar, hay window In llvln FABLUOUS OPPORTUNITY — five ations addition*, painting, masonry, after 6 p.m. room, large kitchen, plenty of cablnr apartment house at the nhore. Best flMnHELI,A TENT -• 12x12. »«5, Ilk vlng room, private entrance, all utll $15,000. 741-3441. anil all tliose little lobs. Evenings LO new. Folding lablf, JR. Two sleepln lies, S8S. 2HI-IB83. location. Full furnished. $4000 Income. APPI.IAKCB HE PAIR and Imliill- 6-1714. Asking $17,000. "A.E." Box 911 Rtd llon. Residential'and commnrclal wir- Plumbing and Heating SITUATIONS WANTED. Mat* I llhH I71JI KA8T KEANSnlJItr, — 4!J rtfoms, ltKU BANK HOMB-JUBl otl Uroa. Hank ing. Allen Electric. 811 7-0411. St, Seven rooms, two batha, fireplace COMPLFTiTcONTENTil OK HOMB— with garage, 970 per month. Adtll sunporch. Jn excellent condition, Qul Lawn Mower Repairs KKEQANB liiclndlnc 15' tnmllj' pool end filter. prrletrml. W5< 2ft Hour Service. All healing unltl in tim<> utiidy, co«t analysis, planning, atreel. Walking distance to nhoppln Auto Body Repair serviced. 811 7-1027. SH 1-7I7B. maelilniriK, packaging, wnrelioiialng, USnNifl — 3'4 roonTTpifrt schools snd trains. $17,850. Call us t (More Classified Ads All. KINDS OF LAWN MOWEH8— and ihi[)|iln|, Writs "A.W,", Hoi 611 ment, Good location. Immedlste pon day. ROLRTON WATBRBURY, Real On Th« Next Page) Kcil llanli. snrtslon. |I(W per montli Includes hem tors 16 W. Front Bt, Ited Ban' BXPBRT rAlNTINO and body r«- Hand and circular saws, itlinrpened. Roofing, Siding and Insulation lu)t water. For appointment. 747, 717-3MO. pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy repaired. Free pick up. 201-2137. KKLIARLE HI(llT"nOl'lOOL Hoy Me" Chevrolet, Atlantis Highland). 291-MOo Bircn mini in nr work; ulio A vatlnblr RUMSON MVMnvIEW — 114 yea: ALUMINUM HIIIINd --Inalslldl liy KUMHON • Knur-room furnished apnr HOUSES FOR SALE aluminum mechanics. oUAItANTHUI) pirttlirin for winter monthn. Call 747 old ranch, Immaculate condition. Three Painting and Decorating J HGf». mrnt. Heat anAYH~WOItk WANTED -CH|["«fiV 41.1 Ilirillni ltd., lied Ilirik. I. 11. HILL — Painter .Interior and or Adam lilnzmnyer 201-O;j[>2. ft p.m. I'lmNISHKI) -- Ona-nmm aparlment RLBicitON~/Ul"llA — OAKHUnBT — Building Contractor exterior. No Jobs too large or too KM 7-A1DI — IVr Nenr Unit nnd station. Private entrance, OLSON CO. INU.—Hoofing, Hiding A ^nnrlltlnn, will tncrlfkf, Intl. rimn Isvdtiny, lintlifl, rPlrlgrrntor. I.a r K Winding road leads Into carrlaga house •mall. Very reasonable. Oil 7II-OC30. IVMU-K MAN WlBl.es to ctfiin anil caretaker's cottage, formerly ps BU1LDEK - NSW liomss, room ad- Insulation. Instnllsd and guarnntsed T47-OHT4. _ rtN, lilesl ror light nnusskrenlng fot for 10 years. PJl &070H—201 0610. (luring evening limiu. Cal rellrnl r>r huslnrss persons, 911 7-2406, of large estate. Overslsed plot wll dition, basement and attlo rooms, CAUL U. JONES - Painting and 741O7IH). DI'ItlaUT riANO — In good cnniililnn nliade trees. Convenient, yet seclude kltc/wu,. ««r»f«. repairs and alter- decorating. Kull Insurance coverage. J7B. Assurlment of WliKfle trera an TiiitiisnooMa^ UNFiJiirTisTiEirv^ Itedur.fld 10 lU.H'HM ICNNU-VOOBL, ations. Herbert Blaenraucn. 811 I-S'luh For fr«e sitlmaU call 747-3011. Tel. Answering Service BC1IOOL T Heeki an mine very ol<1 blacksmith vicr. Call betweei Kesnaburr, heat nnd hot water ln- Iteallor, 292-6 Norwood Ave., Deal. KE outdoor AftTMENT~FOR RBNT — Unlur •rwo-KKiniooM HOU8B—Uvlni rooi Thru Th« Rtd Bank Ar*a •uric*, Jr.. uftmita, ClU ttl-HM Var a good clsaa Job, reajonabla, to mist calfi. 24 hour answering VoUN«~MAN~~Hl|[h"Vi;h«oP|tr«fl ave receiver. D.M. Pilot tuner. West- nlthed. Four rooms and bath, heat, kitchen, hath with ihowsr, oil hut or M1.WT7. Call SH T.3ID1. Ell fclmar. service. SH 1-4100. Ilk* work taking car* iiwni, rifting od< InKliouss AO-PO K«neE*CH - {few STEVE lOPER LIST YOUR HOME ti Dm tkal of the TMdwri AoodaUon (or DAILY CROSSWORD ACBOM X.8oop« lt.r»cai •• OPW THE DOOR/ A'NKKMSf the ichool yen 1M3-1M4. LOB Th« officen are M«. Out S.O0M ir»Ur I WWTATALK •tlMt M.Unoot 70 YOU/ wa NXBD roan aom Gilnwrtte, president, B.S., Rut- Oar 11 WINMIVM have tu««« mt- (weU-UHJo) ttn •mti: Hi tar mi UKta|. Tber need ranches, gen, • teacher (or (even yean; B.Mor« the»L tplil level*. tw» tfortM! aljo Imreat- tnfraqoesit aunt Mourn. CM iii lot a quick MM. France* Cpyle, vice pres- M.Coin: uii. Two office* eervtnf you. ident, B. S., MiHricwdia, a It Potato: e.Mtadinao Swed. WALMR * WAIXIK dtaL native* M. KxcU- RegioRgi n teacher tor seven years; Mrs. 11 Web-footed m»Uon •hnwiburr Oine« lflddlttmm orriee Margaret Kimm, recording sec- birds Lat 23. Nu- 1H 14M OR 1-3311 retary, B. S. in math, Fordham, WS MMSD — Fir« or ill, 2-1 bedroom IS. Kxpurif* S. Sharp m«rtl homw furnUJiei ot unftinUAed, mm and B. S. in chemistry, Brooklyn 11 Stupid 10. Sea bird U. Jewel Teetertair'e Aiuwee- IU0 to Hit per month lor Incoming Polyteeh inst., a teacher for two mniUVM. T& BIRO AQUNCT. Kt* ptrtoo:iL U. Tent* of St. Style of fc, HiddMsm. M 1-1000. years, and John Connor, cor-U.Umi|lM: UMFIaiw ftirniture 35. Reach WANT TKRUB OR FOUR — Bedroom esponding secretary, B. S., Mon- •I. lndlatie] IT. Brown In across houtf In 1U5 BiAic to but or tut itut- <) IS. In the mm 3«. Unite by inr Jtutuit M. cs.ii co (4(07 «n« « mouth College, a teacher for tour 1 years. 17. New to a the JLExUnUof meltlnj fm - ' Mnttr •taU canna 37.CMl«and ——-LEGAL NOTICE -LEGAL NOTICE of 32. Small fever dothM Utaitd S«. Objective MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY M.T«Hurium: teited 33. On top case of KOHO« (3wds.) StGirl'i "they" NOTICE Take notice that William D. Hahon y Takf notice that tppUcttion hu been at applied to the Mayor and Coun- JJ.Loodon lT.Tivern nanw 41. Bu»r Insect Bide to tha Mayor and Council of I of the Borouth ot Union Beach, POOK. aoon's the Borough of tea Brtihl, to irs.ni- I. J. for a plenary retail eoniumptlon haiard |tr to Ancient Medfaer Inn, a oorvo. 2 4 S e> 7 IN HBRB wrrrf cenie for premlen iltuiled at Union 25. Bade part / 5 e ration, for premises located at ml ivenue corner Jtmty Avenus, Union Ur4CA SOOPY,> Oo«an Avenue, ftca Brjfht, N.. 3., the 28.remal« % HOW PIP VOO leach, N. J. ft, i Plenary Reteil Ooniuinptlon. license •hoop 9 r n 0ET-THE 6OUT1 Mo. C-8, heretofore lamed to John Objection!, If any, should be made Xtlteei anil Mariaiet J. Kerteei, T/AImmediately in wrltlni to Alfred T. M.Mmienota Ancient Mariner, for premlees looted fcnnuiy, Jr., Munclpel cleric of tha » a n at W7» Oeeu Avenue,' Sea Briiht, lorough of Union Beach, N. J, WJUJAlt D. MAHON attract V- ?. IS John Kwtwu, PrtatdiM and VIM Pres- attaticn ident NOTICE or uu: SLrmseo's Unit Ocean Avt., tea Bright, N. J. On Frldar, June JS, 1M3 at 10:09 oountrjr Marisxet J. Kertew, Secretary- .M. I will sell at public auction on rr Treuurer. lehalt ot Seacoast Finance Co. at IS 88. Attacks % % 1J7J Ocean Ave., lea Briiht, N. J. Broad St., Red Bank. N. J. one 1M0 34.011 8 IS 20 a 24 Objection*, U any, riiould be made Tord, Tudor HT. Qalaxle, Ser. No. '//< tmmedisiely In writlnj to Joan Aul IE53Y 11MH for default In a Con- 3».HofUke fa •en', Clark ot laid Borough of Bel lltional Bales Contract made by Shir- iS Briiht, N. 1. ey Jonee. Said car may be seen at Garland Inc., Hwv. 39, Neptune, N.' J. C. Am. ANCIENT MARINER ]NN SO Uf». Ocean Avenue, Auctioneer—W. J. O'NIIIX 40. at 28 Sea Brlrht, N. J. lunt 16, f2 a| (deride) % June U. 18 *13.34 •ID NOTICE 32 The Board of Education of the Bor- 418Uktcarf: V oufh of Rumson, County of Monmouth, Eod. A ^/A % % THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK NOTICE ana Stale ot New Jerier will receive 48. To follow W •X 57 38 Take notice that the Laird * Com- individual aea'.ed proposals at Iti of- pany, trading ae Laird * Company, fice In the Forrestdale School, Forrest it out kvenue, Rumson, New Jersey, prior to 59 40 M hu applied to tha Director ot the Di- ( vision of Alcoholic Beverage Control 10 July 1M3 at «:00 F. M. on the :ollowln( item: eolloq. for a Limited Dlittlltry Llcenee for 45 the premise* situated at L&ird Ko&d. lnduitrlal No. 4 Fuel Oil, M,M0 gal- 48. Abound •2 id Scobeyvllle, New Jeriey and to main- lone. DOWN tain warehouses at Laird Road, Scobey- Individual specification and bid In- % •W H vllle, N. I. ilructlons may be obtained from the LRaod J. E. Laird. Jr., President, Director board secretary at tha above address. Bide will be opened by the board frenadei: ww and Stockholder, Fair Haven, N. J. 5010W" Andrew F. Ward, Vice President, Fair >f education of the Borough of Rum< •ws MUST BE Haven, N. J. ion at the library, Forrestdale School, Sambel H. Howirth, Treuurer, Far- Forrest Avenue, Rumson, New Jer* ley, commencing at 1:0a P.M. on 10 lln, K J. luly 1963. II. L Laird, Secretary, Fair Haven, The board of education reserves the N. J. 'lght to reject any and all bids. Agnes Morrli, Asslalant Secretary, OEROGE I. CONLKY Bridge Column Belford, N. J. William A. Consodlne, Assistant Secre- Secretary tary. Newark, N, J. lune 1« , • ts2J K. L. Balnton. Director, Lonf Branch, By ALFRED SHEINWOLD N. J. NOTICE 0. W. E. Baldwin, Director, New York Take Notice That George Reldy, T/A Ruffing is the subject of each City, N. T. Mayer's Inn, haa applied to the Mayor THE HANDS L. Drfjrun. Director, Essei Fells, and Council of the Borouth ot Rum-hand this week. Today we see eon, for a Plenary, Retail ConeumpUon V. J. an example of jetting up dum- Donald McCall. Director, Hlllsdele, Liquor License for premise* situated North dader at Avenue ot Two Riven, Kumion, my's long suit by ruffing out the North-South Totoenbk C. '(chock, Jr., Director, Sea Olrt, MARK TRAIL By ED DODD high cards held by the opponents. NORTH N. J. Objectlona, If any, should be made a. A. Sloan Jr., Director, Sarasota, Immediately In writing to Allwrt A. 4K107 K«IT, Jr., derli of the Borough The South hand isn't quite Estate of J. E. Laird, Brobeyvllle, Rumson, N. J. worth a jump to four spades on WHILE MARK John E. Laird. Jr., Fair Haven, N. J. O-EoKoK RIIDY the second round. Three tpades Avenue of Two Rivera, ISPUNIN9 Stockholders. would be a more accurate bid, Objections, If any. should be made Rumeon, N. J. HI3BI3 -ne 18, X ti.28 Immediately In writing to the Direc- after which North would prob- tor of the Division ol Alcoholic Bev- « < 4 HftKIOWBt erage Control, 1100 Raymond Boule- NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS OF ably raise to game. When the O.AI0 7 5 OJ0DB4.Y AMOUNT, TIME AND FLAOE OF vard, Hewark !. New Jeriey. hand was actually played South (Slrned) REDEMPTION 6TAHT3HO LAIRD * COMPANY HDPEEIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY had a timid partner and decided rrXTTOR J. £. Laird, Jr. President CHANCERY DIVIH1O.N, MONMOUTH June 11, 1» t»« COUNTY DOCKET NO. F-»M-« to risk the overbid. TO: "UNKNOWN OWNER* OR UN $7?J KNOWN CLAIMANT*, the! West opened the queen of 0 9 8 3 heirs, devisees tnd personal NOTICE representative*, and Their or hearts, and dummy won with the Take notice that the Laltd 4k Com ai Jast Sort any of Their Successor* In right, ace. Declarer cashed the ace ot KSPV3URR0D nany, trading aa Laird * Company, ttU« ana interest": 1 • Pass 1 * , hu applied lo the Director of the By vtrtura ot in Order of th dubs and ruffed a club with the DP; TRAIL, umLi Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control Superior Court ol' 'Nctv ' Jeruy, 2 * Pass 4 • All Put 6W1HS THE BOOT for a Rectifier and Blenders License Chancery Division, Montnoulh Coun- eight of spades. This was a key for the premises eltuated at Laird AROUND/ ty, madt on Maya*. UW3, In s. cause play since1 it lelt three trump en- Opening lead— $ Q Road, Rcobejvllle, New Jeriey and to whereto Joseph Scurajio, 14 plaintiff maintain warehouses at Laird Road, md you are defendants, tai wherein * tries in dufimiy. ••;•• • BconjyylUe, N. J. default judgment nil b«en taken NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW J E. JLilrd, Jr., President, Director •.gainst you In this cause, and where- South led' thT detice of spades and'Stockholder, Fair Haven, N. J. in the Court found ibat tbere la dueto dummy'*'seven, and,ruffid a •••SM Andrew F. Ward, Vice Prealdent. Fair to pliJntlff the sum oL.|44t« to- Haven, U. 3. gether with Intercut Uierfron Iroin May club with the jack of' spades. Sumtn&rHigh IS, 1963, together with taxed cosU o YBf,MA'M\. Samuel K. Howarlh, Treaeurer, Par- Once again, the idea was to keep tin, N. J. hi* tax sale certiflcat* cove riot M. L. Laird. Secretary, Fair Haven, premises located In the Borough ol entries to dummy's trumps. New Shrewsbury, County of MonraouUi » J Continues Plan School Set and Staie o( New Jawey, known ai Agnes 'Morris, Assistant Secretary, Bel- Lot I, Block 130 on ttie present Of- ford, N. J, ftclal tax map of the Qoroufh b/ South continued his plan by RUMSON - Donald F. Trotte, William A. Consodlne, Assistant Sec- New Shrewsbury (formerly Lot 5, In retary, Newark, N. J, Block SO on tht official ttx map otleading the nine of spades to assistant superintendent and dl R. L, Balnton, .Director, Long Branch, the Township of Shrewsbury); and dummy's ten. He then ruffed an rector of the Rumson-Fair Have such counsel and aeuch («et at th* O. W. B. Baldwin, Director. New York 1 city, N. T. Court may allow on proper, applies. other club, this time with (he Regional Summer High School tton therefor. L. DreyfUM, Director, E»sel Felle, ace of trumps. has announced plans for the er N J ' And the Court by said Order haa June 38, 1063 between tha hours ol Finally, South led the queen of rlchment and' remedial aspeci Donald! McCalg, Director, Hlllsdale, ten o'clock In the forenoon and thrci spades to dummy's king, draw- of the 1963 summer school. o'clock In tht afternoon, prevailing C. Sch'oclc Jr., Director, Sea Olrt, tlrae, and Ann C. Ervln, Deputy Tax ing West's last trump. The lead A 12-phase program has beei Collector of thi Borough of New S. A. Sloan, Jr., Director, Saraosta Shrewsbury at her office, Borough was now in dummy, and declarer established for Regional studen BstaU'ot J. B, Laird. Scobeyvllle, N. J. Hall, Hamilton Road, New . Shrews• could cash the last two clubs to and seventh and eighth gradi John B. Laird, Jr,, Fair Haven, N. J. bury, New Jersey, as tha time, placi Stockholders. and person before whom tti» defend' fulfill the contract, students from Rumson and Fai' Objectlona, if anv, should be mad ants in this cause shall pay to the immediately In writing to, the Direc- plaintiff the amount due1 for principal South's line,of play is very sim- Haven, selected fifth and sixtl tor ot the Division of Alcoholic Be' and Interest on ptalntlir* tax salt ple, but he must execute it with grade students from the sami erage Control, 1100 Raymond Bouli certificate aa aforesaid, together wltl POGO By WALT KEUY: wrd, 'Newark 2, New Jersey. plaintiff* taxed costi as aforesaid li care. Each club ruff must be schools, and interested summe (Signed) thli suit; and auch counsel »TM5 leard fees u the Court may allow" on props made with a high trump to make neighbors. LAIRD * COMPANY f, H6 . J. E. Laird, Jr., President. application therefor, sure of keeping all possible trump Mil, rwA # WOI?KIN'IN The advanced English compo WOUNP HI* June 11, 18 «23-« You are, therefore, given thli notlc fWfeN entries to dummy. If South tries sition course for above-averagi Wff bHIAHUt so that you may. appear and male AK£$0Ti cated approximately 300 leet north ol JOSEPH SCARANO, DAILY QUESTION lish, Princeton University, w 292 Broadway Hllhway No. 35 on northwest side ol \ Poole Avenue, Township of Rarltftn, Long Branch, New Jersey Dealer, at your right, opens conduct a three-week course DATED: JUNE 4, 1M3. County ot Monmouth, Elate ot Ne instruction dealing with them Jereey. Plans and specification* < June IS 117.M with one spade. You hold: S—5, building to be constructed may be ex H-K 8 6 4, D-A 10 7 5, C-K writing, analysis and criticism os amlned at the office of the TownBhl] NOTICE a college level. Clerk. AN ORDINANCE VACATING A FOR J 10 8. What do you say? ^ Following are the names and res TJON OF POMPANO STREET 1 One of the most difficul <5 THE BOROUGH OF RUMSON. Answer: Double. This asks your fences -of HI officer* and all director: courses for college freshmen hai who > have no other named office and COUNTY OF MONUOUTH AND partner to bid his best suit and -A STATE OF NEW JERSEY the name* and residences of all stock- promises support for each of the been freshman composition, am holders holding more than 10% of the BE IT ORDAINED by the Mayoi Itock of the corporation: and Council of the Borough of Rum the purpose of this program is son that: unbid suits. This is a light hand Joseph AzzollnR. President and Dlrec. prepare future college studen MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST lor, 75 Her Dr., Mlddlftown, N. J. Section 1. Thai portion ot Pompanc for a takeout double, but the ex- Street in tht Borough of Rumson Loui« Scadulo. Vice President unit r>l cellent distribution should induce for this adjustment. The coursi which portion of said street Is mor« They nj 1OT» often start! with Whatever nay haT» reclor, 180 Hamlltonlan Dr., Mlctctl at Regional will meet from Ju 1 MURIEL!-HAVE particularly described as follows: you to stretch a point or so. an urge to protect..I don't know.. town, N. J. Pared One drawn u« together, Once Scaduto, Secretary and Dlrec' 1 to July 19. Y£ ANY NOTION Beginning at a monument In tht For Sheinwold's 36-page book- arbs It mi Ju»t tM way ahe La >at talking tor, 180 Hamlltonlan Dr., Mlddlelown, titened to as.. northerly line of Pomvano Road In let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," I realm, Mother, thera for hourt... OF THE TlMt N. J. ttt* dividing line between lands John Azzollni, Treasurer and Director, that, at »jr (haha'.} {about a thoutani rr is? now or formerly of Scholen on send 50c to Bridge Book, Red There's no Trick to Having EJ 180 Hamtltonlan Dr., Mlddlelown, the eait and lands now or formerly advanced age, a«r« thing!...until.... N. J. of Berg on the West an shown on Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand tra Cash. You Get it Fast When I0UTH It beaut/.,, Angelina Azzollna. 180 Hamlltonlan Dr. "Map of Rlverfletds Estates, Rum- Central Station, New York 17, You Use The Register Classified, and to an .old Mlddletown, N. J. son, New Jersey" filed In Cane 'drake* av«n &ri Objectlona, If nnv, should be mftdi 29-24. and running; thence U> South N. Y. —Advertisement. Immediately In writing to Kathryn Me 57 degrees 24 ml nuts West a dis- UOLI DUCKLING can Hugh, Township Clerk, Township ol tance of 11.16 feeljto the beginning •*«ei adorable!..,. Itarltan, County of Monmouth, State ol point of a curve having raiiiua of New Jersey. 4,1 feel M shown' on "Rlverfletdi June IS. 25 110.71 Estates Section A" filed In Mon- "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean mouth County Clerk's Office In Caae W-15; thence (2) Along said curve to the left, a distance of 25 feet For Wednesday, Junt 19 more or Ifus to Its intersection with PROPOSAL the propoied northerly line of Pom- ' Notice is hereby given that si ps, no Road as nhown on "Map nf Pr«$«nt—For You and bids will be received In the Receptioi Riverfleld Estates, Rumson. New Room ol the Office nf the nSreclor Jersey" filed in the Monmouth Youri • • • Morning and eve- Division or Purchase tnd Property, 2nd County Clerk's Office In Cane 29-24; floor, Room 232-2, Slate House. Tren thence Cli North 48 degrees 42 ning hours ire most favorinly ton 25, New Jersey, on June 28, 1W7 minutes IS seconds East along s&td at 2:00 P.M. and will hu opened am proposed northerly line of Pompann ispecled, M avoid miking im- read Immediately thereafter, for th Road, a distance of M feet more following: or less to the point or place of be- portant appointments in the By GEORGE SIXTA OAMK fllltl) FKE1> RIVETS Specifications nnd the farm nf bid afternoon. Eat a light lunch as dontract and bond for the proposed PwreS Tw» work are on file in the OfNce of ini Beginning at a point in the south- lunan stress (he possibility o( HE'S B6EN WAITING ALL MIND IF ITS PELAYet? Director and may be secured b; erly line of Fompano Road dis- DAY FDR THE SOUND OF A LITTLE? NOEJODV proapecilve biddfrn during office li tant 547.69 feet from the Intersec- digestive upsets. It will be a Bide must be (1) marie on a stan MY KEY IN THE LOCK. A THOUGHT Of LOTTING tion of the westerly line of Blng- THGRES AW BEST proposal form, I2I enclosed In the ham Avenue with the souterhly line cinch to get favorable attention . HIM OUT TODAY. lal addressed envelope, *3i accompa of Pompano Rond. said beginning FRIEND. ME SHOWS nled by a certified check drawn lo th paint in also the beginning: of a during the morning if you ap- ALL HIS UO/EAWD order of tin Trrnaurer of the But* curve having radius nf 28 feet aa of New Jerney. or a bid boml, an AFFECTION IN EVERy shown on "Rlverflelds Estate Sec- proach people properly. of which inn!! not be less limn 10 tion A" filed In Monmouth County WELCOME/ or the amount of the hid, and (4t ft Olerk's Ofrice In Case 65*10. and live red at the Above place on or befor running: thence (It westerly a I on* Past • • • Although Rusiia-is not Future . • • The mystery of the the hour named as no hid will be at naid curve lo tha left, a distance cepted after the hour specified Bid nf 31 feet morf or lew to a point on the "preferred list" of vaca- Loch Ness monster may be not so submitted will lie considered In of reverse curvature; thfnce (2> formal and will bs rejected, The P Continuing westerly along a curve tion spots, thousands of visitors solved. A team of mturaliiU rector reserves the right to reject «r !o the right having radius of 4B and all hldi and In sward contra Teet, a distance of 100 feet more went there in 1962—20,000 has submitted photographs tnd In part or whole If (teemed lo tin or leflfl to Its int^flection with the heat IntereaU of the Btote to do an projxiBrrt southerly \\r\t ot Pompann Frenchmen, 19,000 Britons, and evidence that something big The successful bidder will be r«* Rnnrt ns shown on "Mop of River- tn furnish surety bond In the hi Drill But n ten, Rumson, New Jer- 17,000 Americans, among other does live in the Scottish lake. amount nf th* contract of a mmpan; «ry" filed In thit Monmouth Coun- aiithortieri tn do business In thi Stat ty Clerk'n Office In Cut 2H-24; nationalities. of New Jersey. thencf (3) North 441 dftfrreeii 42 mln- Sonar will be used to locate it. utrs IB sernnrin East along nntd nro- DEPARTMENT OF THE TtlEA&Ufl pn.ifd noutlierly lire of Pomjiano nivlaion o( Purchnse and Proper Ruad, a dlatance of 40 feet more OHA-nJiKfl r. SUhUVAN, Dlrecto or leii tn a point of curvature; The Day Under Your Sign .June 1ft, 2ft • 921. thence (4) Easterly along a curve THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY, to the right having ridtui of 171) ARIES (Iwn Mirch 21 t. April If) LIMA {Stpt. 31 toOct, 12) feet, a distance of 10.24 Ttet to R« i*U-cTitifil, Aie JOM 1mn| ue to l.tt cttieri Vtiow whir* you Hind hut tie itKQVKHT run BIDA the point or p)Hce of beginning, Tht Board of Education of tha Hoibe and the same Is hereby vacated the (Wilrn RuUF If not, why notr diplomatic in Haling your f**f. ough of Hair Haven, New Jerney, r i a public street, road or hlahwi TAURUS (April 10 I. Mer 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nor, 21) quests bids for (he following materla flection 2. Thl« Ordinance shall ti HuiK otilo your ttmptr and (willow Hon't Kfi tKcittd about vhat you hrar HIKE AFTER-KDUVE on the flute* ineclfled: Tret upon Id passage anil ri'hllca hinti word*—rrtn if thty chokt you! uniil you rfx'itj thr fart*. ART BUPPIJRR tlon accorrilnc tn law, COFFf E.' HAP SOME- Noon, July 3, lift GEMINI jMeyll io JUNE 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 (« D«, 21) FUK!J OIL PllftUC NOTICE lit? Rinlle with i Itm-ager who i« hiving Maitrra will finally rntnr tn • head and Nnon, July 3, 1M The foregoing ordinance was Intro • rott|fi lime dm id i lore iffiir, your nafirnrc will bt r«*ardcri at tut, HOMOOKNIZKI) MILK dured and pnn««d first reaitlng at regular rneellng of th« Miyor im CANCER (June 221» July II| CAPRICORN (Dtt.22UJin.20) Nium, .Inly X 1I Conrtntrtt* on what you're M\ng nr Desert pi Inn it and specifications mi Con nc II of thf Horniigh nf Hum so i t>r>n'l k« a »wlil rlimkr, Attend hn ohiulned from (hr flecretarv, Hfisr. held on Thiirndny, June 1.1, IDfll am you mi (hi >IRTC • minHip of •one mrl. funrtinn if aoh^l, but don't jvmt if not. or Kducatlon, 120 Fair Haven Road will come up for final connlderatln LEO (July 12 to Aug. 21) nd naisaxti at a regular meittlng AQUARIUS (Jafi, 21 to Ftb. If) Fair Haven, N. J. during regular bum You'll bt loo btny taking ttt* of [»r Ovtrieniiljrrfieii roitM wnrlt u> your ness hours, the Govern Ing flody to he held Thursday, June 27. 1M3 at 1:30 P.M tonal affalri t4 worry about othtri. iiiia>i?>ntt|r. DUrrfard a thotightM Tha noard rMrrve* Mm right to re rrmirli, Jict any or all bldi In whole or Inat the nornugh Hill, nummn, N. .! VIRGO (Aug. 2Z U 5.pt. 22) part In the best intrreau nf th* schoc at which time anil plate all perinm Kttp fmntiofullr ii^dj- and yw wnn'i NSCES (Feb. 20 lo Msrth 20) dftlrlng tn be heard will be glvei run Into difficulty dunnj tht next dajr A I'UTpriiinglr utflul jdit miy romt lyium. full opportunity. irm in i^MptftH mttrr* (hit WMV Junt 14, im:\ VAN ALIJBN ALBHRT A, KBRlt, Jit. A gftcretay Borough Cltrtt. O 196Jt PubliiiHtrt Jtint ti r" June II Brunch, who died April V, Wt uy, wto 4M Mty ti ktthir U-TWL.r, hm tt, 1963 KM> BANK REGISTER *tod*t April U taAU*U& K tm mm TO vow *l» to Sur of ite Sea CatboUc itsie to KOM V. Ward. t County WithCnurct, Long Branch; $91 to the MMUE E. BOYLE, Qcwaport, UOSattUti wiwdled M»y It, ill Simpson Memorial Methodist, 'ho died Maya, left her «sta» of MtddMown, left choir estates FREEHOLD — The following Long Branch, and tht balance oi ) her husband. John E. Boyle. to their wiyes. WILLIAM S. WHITE will* wertJrtbated here recent- his estate to the Ham* for die CHESTER V. GALLOWAY, WASHINGTON - Those pro- tlain and single reason that she ly by Surrogate Edward C. Chronic Sick, Inc., Long Branch. latawan, who died May HANDLE2; S TOUGH CUSTOMERS Broege: . fessional "liberals" who seek to s indispensable in the great con- JOSEPH F. AUTHENRIETH, 1ARRY F. ROHRER, Little Sli- DES MOINES,.Iow« (AP)-You dipgttkde President Kennedy fron st with the Soviet Union. This LOUISE TAYLOR, Red Bank, Ruinson, who died May 26, lefl er, who died May 14; WILLIAM can can the Northwestern Bell bill forthcoming and first official s a decision long made. To at- who died May 19, left property at his' estate to his daughter, Helen WOODWARD, Atlantic Hlgh- Telephone Co. in DesMoines and visit to two of our Western allies smpt, in effect, to reverse it 199 Bridge Ave., Red Bank, to herA. Stewart. mds, who dledApril 3; JOSEPH get tough-Miss May BeUe Tough Italy and Free Germany, are tow would be madness. Nobody ion, George J. Taylor; property WILLIAM D. COWAN, Keyport fARCIA, Eatontown, who died that is. She's a clerk. showing what is, even for them sows this better than, for ex- at 191 Bridge Ave., Red Bank, to who died May 26, left life right! lay 24; FRANK GERGORETZ, a curiously total blindness. lmple, the Israelis—who • have, daughter, Alice Markham; $1,000 to property at 60 Main St., Key- Ang Branch, Who died Feb. 25; It pays to »dvertlse hi the Red It is a masterwork, a magnuir leaven knows, quite enough rea- each to grandchildren, Ann J., port, to his mother, Jennie IATTHEW CHASKOWnZ, who opus, of Kntlmental wrong-head- son to remember the old Ger- George J., 3d and Lois L. Tay-Cowan, and the balance of his Bank Register.—Advertisement, edness for those whose invariabk many. . lor; and the balance of her es-estate to his grandchildren, Judy certainty" of their lightness In The bottom truth is that those tate to her son and daughter. Wayne, and David Kite. all matters !s matched only bj vho are so full of "protests" at JOSEPH L. MAYER, Long ELIZABETH MAHER, Shrews flieir rarely failing capacity to this Presidential visit to our miss the real point in anything Western allies would be caroling BUS that matters very much at all. ioyfuHy it the President wer* go- It is said that the President ing hat in hand, say, to neutralist shouldn't go-not now, anyhow— India or, better yet, to some pom- because Italy is in political con- pous conclave of African leaders fusion. It is said that the Pres- in some dreary piace like Ghana. ONLY ident shouldn't go because the ROUND TRIP Papacy has not been filled since FROM the tragic death of Pope John. Ben-Gurion. HUFFMAN

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