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BY CARRIER limed Dally, Monday through Friday, entered ai Second Clasi Matter 7c PER COPY VOLUME 82, NO. 271 at th» Po« Olllca at Red Bank, K. J., under the Act o[ March 3, 1879. RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1960 35c PER WEEK PAGE ONE Knee Injury Lumumba Faces NewFire Causes $1 Million Stops Nixon Challenge ELISABETHVILLE, The Con 10 (AP) — Congo Premier Pa- rice Lumumba faced a new Hospitalization Is Called :hallenge, today in Kasai prov- nce, where his soldiers were re- Damage in Neptune City ported battling tribal warriors Precautionary Measure backing the secessionist move there. WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice was a precautionary measure to U.N. forces meanwhile planned prevent any possible permanent to take over control today of Seven Shops Are President Richard M. Nixon is Belgium's big Kamina military hospitalized with a knee infection, njury to the knee. Nixon is to keep off his feet, base in Katanga province. The but plans to keep busy working but is not expected to be cW ast of the Belgian combat troops out campaign schedules and fined to bed. He is in the hospi- U the base were pulling out for Burned Out speeches he will use when he tal's spacious presidential suite, lome or the neighboring trustee- gets out in about two weeks. where President Eisenhower re- ship territory of Ruanda-Urundi, NEPTUNE CITY—Defective wiring in an exterior cuperated from two major Ill- 3ut several hundred Belgian Nixon was admitted to Walter nesses. ,rmy maintenance men were to neon sign was blamed today for a $1 million fire dur- Reed Army Hospital yester- remain until Belgian equipment day for antibiotic treatment of The unexpected change of plans ing the night which swept more than half of the 17 which caught both Republicans s removed. his left knee, injured when he Under an agreement between tores of the Neptune City Shopping Center on Rt. 35. bumped an automobile door on aand Democrats by surprise, forc- ed cancellation of a number of he U.N. forces and the Belgian An estimated 10,000 persons were attracted to campaign trip to Greensboro, government, only U.N. troops N. C, Aug. 17. appearances the vice president the scene by the flames and dense smoke, causing a had arranged for the next two vill be allowed to use Kamina's His press secretary, Herbert G. weeks. 100 million dollars worth of fa- large traffic jam for hours. More than 100 regular Klein, said the hospitalization Nixon had kept a series of ap-cilities, including one of the big- •and reserve police from pointments yesterday and alges- t runways in Africa. The idea' this borough and surround- is to keep Lumumba's troops though he mentioned the injury, ing towns were pressed in- Keansburg he had said it would not inter 'rom using the base as an invas- Avon Fire fere with his campaigning. He ion point against Katanga's se- to service. told newsmen the skin on his knee cessionist premier, Moise Tshom- The blaze spread through To Complete was broken and a lump had be. 11 stores after it was discovered News of the fighting in Kasai Damage Is formed. at 9:30 p. in. More than 300 >vas as confused as most re- Tests Made volunteer firemen from 17 Shore 12 Streets Tests made after fluid was ports out of the chaotic Congo area companies brought morj withdrawn from the knee Satur- in recent weeks. $225,000 than 30 pieces of apparatus to KEANSBURG — At least 12 day disclosed what Klein said the Kasai premier Pascual Ngalula the scene and stayed on the spot streets in the borough's 21-street doctors called "hemolytic staphy told the Belgian news agency thai AVON — Just as the Neplunejfjve hours. Baluba tribesmen had counter- improvement project will be com- lococcus auerus." City Shopping Center $1 million pleted this year, C. Bernard attacked with bows, arrows and Damaged Stores This is an organism that caus- fire was being brought under Blum, borough manager, said pears against several hundred Seven shops were destroyed. es infection destroying red blooi control at 2:40 a. m. today a The A & P Supermarket, W. T. yesterday. cells. Sometimes called the "gol-Congolese Army troops who thrust into Kasai's rebellious blaze of unknown origin broke Grant Co., Miller's Seif-Service Drainage work has been com den bug," it sometimes is diffi out in an electronics plant a! department store, Kinney Shoes pleted on most of the streets, cult to treat with antibiotic drugs, "mining state" Arga three days ago and captured its capital, SPOT OF ORIGIN—Part of the army of firemen called to the Neptune City Shop- 406 Main St. here, causing an Co., Bilow Liquors, Orchid Dry according to Mr. Blum. If it is confined to the skin o! $225,000 damage and Cleaners and Laundromat and the knee, experts said it wouli Bakwanga. ping Center $1 million blaze last night pour water on Kinney Shoe Co. store where estimated Contractor for the project is putting 150 persons out of work. luncheonette. the Manzo Contracting Co., Mat-not be serious. But if it reached But authorities in nearby Ka- •fire is reported to have broken out in exterior neon lighting. the knee joint it could be more tanga said any talk of a counter- Fire Chief Thomas Gagen said Grant's suffered extensive wa- awan. The firm submitted the a dozen persons were routed]ter and smoke damage and Lig- serious. If it invaded the blood- offensive by the tribal warriors low bid of $171,762 early last gett's Drugs, Loft's Candies, and stream it would carry with it po-was propaganda put out by thi from nearby apartments as month. a greeting card store were dam- i, lung, kid- anti-Lumumba leaders seekin, Escape Costs flames fanned through the hugo Included in resurfacing plans aped by smoke. ney or liver damage. recognition of their independenci Leg Amputated Scavicw Electronics Co. are the following streets: Bay- movement. Three firemen and a spectator The estimate of a million-dol- view, Fairview, Grandview, Pine- It was reported that Klein, whc did not announce Nixon's hos- However, a Katanga military Man $500 required treatment at Fitkin lar loss came from Acting Po- view and Seaview Aves., Church station monitored a radio appeal Shark Victim Is In Fair Conditioi Hospital, Neptune. lice Chief Edward Schumacher St., Harding Ave., Leola Ave., pitalization until four hours aft KEANSBURG — A prisoner er it occurred, had some diffi from Bakwanga to Leopoldvillc Chief Gagan said more than and other borough officials. Willis PI., Willis Ave., Moran who escaped barefoot from the NEPTUNE—Shark victim John Miss Filoramo was with him culty in convicing the doctors ti asking for transport to fly ou 12 fire companies, and more than Spared from the fire were the PI., Palmer PI., Wood St., Eu- 10 wounded men. This seemec local jail for a few hours on Brodeur of Jersey City has had to encourage him. agree to publication of their di : 200 men, many diverted from tile two biRpest units of the Iwo-year clid Ave., Beacon Light Ave., Aug. 8, paid handsomely for his his right leg amputated at the The Coast Guard station at agnosis. to support reports of violence ir j^ Jy^ rju/firCitv firoe area, battled old center, Gibbs Furniture Co. Crescent St., Ramsey Ave., See- short-lived freedom yesterday. |Gloucester reported yearterday , Klein was said to have insistei the area. knee. thchh?( which kopt hnsp tnam5 and Two Guys from Harrison. ley Ave., Myrtle Ave., Manning Magistrate Seymour Klein- ; Innlhat aa sllarcharkk or\rr shark enarucs halindn bce hnon n ' ... that everything possible be toll Lumumba's invasion of Kasa He is in fair condition at Fit-! on the iob until after seven a. m. Built with them in a separate PI. and Lincoln Ave. berg fined Hie man—Michael secn in 1 about Nixon's ailment—a stam previously had been virtual!} kin Hospital after yesterday's op-j "PI " Delaware Bay. Seaview and a companion section nf the center were a Anchiaro, 115 Brunswick St., A Streets not completed by thcthat White..House Press Seen bloodless, with no serious fighl eration which his doctor. Dr.!., Coast Guard spokesman said company. Air Marine Corp., oc-jCheckor nrnthers Store, an All end of 1960 will be repaired next ing reported. Jersey City, 5150 for his Charles Samaha, Asbury Park, that it was unusual for a shark cupy the 150x150 foot square State Insurance Co. officeffi , a tary James C. Hagerty took whei trouble. to be found in an area where year. President Eisenhower three time; With the Congolese troops said was necessary "to conserve concrete block building between youth center and paint store. Anchiaro broke through a I the water is basically fresh. f was stricken seriously. Kasai reportedly planning to in Brodeur's life." Garficld and Sylvania Aves. These six places are valued a wire mesh screen on a window (See NIXON Pg. 2) vade Katanga in an effort tc I There was a shark scare at Both companies are owned by more than S1.5 million. in the "bull pen" in the cellar Brodeur's financee. Miss Jean Says Story crush Tshombe's resistance t( ..., ,Bay Head. Theodore F.ilev. They nroduce Flames were first discovered of police headquarters. the rule of Lumumba's centra Filoramo, 22, a Jersey City - - electronic dev'fes for the U.Sin. the neon liphtinR over the Was Hoax government, the Katanga Armj He also payed a $150 fine on schoolteacher, said her marriage:/T Arrriv Signal Corps. Kinney Shoe store. Police were Japan Hit commander in the small rail am a charge of disorderly conduct to the 24-year-old accountant, al-jO summoned by phone. Most stores —the reason he wound up in The fire apparently started at NEWARK (AP) - A man who farming town of Kaniama, nea so from Jersey City, is "post-] the center of the plant, Chief in the center were closed at the Kasai's border, said every roac jail—and another $150 for tear- earlier claimed he was a Do- By Typhoon poned to an indefinite date in thc;O Tl~lllll»orl Ganan said. lime and only a few employees minican Republic seaman seek- and rail line leading into Katan ing up a cell upon his recap- future but there will definitely be "* •* ,| "X CtI TOKYO (AP) - Japan countec ture. BERLIN, N. J. (AP) - A head- Firemen halted the spread at and patrons were in the area. ing sanctuary from the Trujillo along the 800-mile frontiei a wedding." Guts A & P 14 persons dead, at least 32 mis has been mined or blocked. The pretty blonde girl helped on collision on a heavily traveled one end of the structure where regime now admits his story was it adjoins a two-story frame Police said the fire spread • hoax. ing and 69 injured on the mair Oil drums also block the ai Brodeur out of the water after he highway yesterday brought death island of Shikoku and Honshu to Beachland was attacked by a shark in theto six people and injuries to twobuilding which Mr. ERley ac- rapidly through the wiring, en- Eduardo Boria Melendez, 48, a strips at Kaniama and othe quired several years ago as angulfing Kinney's and Miller's. day as typhoon Delia churnec fields along the frontier to pn MIDDLETOWN—The beach on Atlantic Ocean surf in front of more. native of Puerto Rico and a U.S. tne office site for his companies. The spread finally was halted on across the Japan Sea toward th vent unwanted planes landing. the left side of the state Marina! Stockton Hotel in Sea Girt Two mothers from the Chel- citizen with no known address, Au 21 T Chief Gncan said virtually all'nnc end at a firewall in Grant's northernmost main island ( The comander at Kaniama, in Leonardo was donated to the B- - "e shark lacerated his tenham section of Philadelphia, made up the story because he e Mrs. Lorraine•Zimmerman" "3"|,'| business records were prcserv.and, seemingly, at a firewall at needed food and lodging, immi- Hokkaido. which is about 500 miles from township by the Mardean Realty, R- Still another typhoon, Fayi Co. The transfer of property! Dr- Samaha said the amputa- and Mrs. Rita Sklaroff, about 33; I the A & P. However, the stop gration authorities said. Elisabethville, the Katanga capi 5 tion was A garage with an upstair. :jal tho supermarket was short- William Wyrsch, deputy dis- bore down with 125-mile winds tal, said Congo Army patrols was made without compensation! necessary because of in-;Mrs. Zimmerman's son Andrew, fcctiofcction an d 8, an J dJ daughter, Sharon, 2; Mrs. I apartment at the rear of the, lived and aljout midnight th" trict director of the U.S. Immi- on the lzu peninsula. The U.Swere reported moving along th< not witihh compensatioti n as hdhad d inadequate return ooff " - —-•-•••• - •• Army predicted winds of monLubilash River, which forms pan been reported in Thursday's edi circulation. It had not been pos- Sklaroff's daughter Eileen, 2, and i Plant was destroyed. The flatjiarRt* store with its estimated gration Office, said Melendez ar- Cataldo Scarantino 61 of Water-!was occupied by four North Jcr |$100,000 slock was in ruins. rived here Sunday from Canton, than 50 miles an hour woul< of the frontier. tion. sible to repair the leg in an ear- sweep the Tokyo area tomorrov lier operation. The physician said ford, N. J., sole occupant of thelscv women for the summer. | F.ven after Neptune City Fire Ohio. Bordeur will be fitted with an'second car. Treated at Fitkin were Miss (Chief Kenneth Rossman began He appeared at the Third Pre- and urged precautions. The missing included on artificial leg and should be ablej In serious condition at Cooper Florence Miskovsky. 38, Clifton.jdismissing fire companies, after cinct police station yesterday in to leave the hospital in three or Hospital, Camden, was another a spectator, who fainted; and;2:30 a. m., local volunteers stay- •eaman's garb asking for refuge. American, Thomas J. Alford, 5( Henry Cabot Lodge four weeks. of Mrs. Sklaroff's daughters, Deb- firemen Richard Stoner, 27, nefd on the scene wetting down the "I'm in trouble with friends of of Maywood, Cahf., a civiliai employee of the Military Sei Brodeur was reported in good orah, 11. Admitted to Our Lady 700 Ninth Ave., Belmar, Arthur ruins. Trujillo," he told police, "and spirits-both before and after the,of Lourdes Hospital, Camden, jClinch, 35, of 1115 Penn Ave. Fire companies responding to I don't want to go back." Transport Service. His 10-tor yacht on which he was vacation Set For G O P Rally hour-long operation. He knew be-'was a son of Mrs. Zimmerman,!Avon, and John Neune, 41, of IthI e general alarm came from ing foundered off the Pacif forehand that the leg might have Samuel, 5. His condition was list- Walling Ave., Avon, who sufjNepfun- e Citv, Nentune Township, Coast after Japanese sea rescu to be removed. led as satisfactory. fcred cuts and bruises. (See NEPTUNE, Pg. 2) Avert units were unable to help it. The ASBURY PARK-Henry Cabot t - - body of a Japanese girl with him Lodge, Republican candidate for was recovered. vice president and retiring chief Truck Strike Delia caused 182 cave-ins, in U.S. delegate to the United Na- tions, will address a Republican NEW YORK (AP) - Some eluding a landslide near Kobt First OK for $3 Million Project rally Sept. 19 in Convention Hall progress is reported in efforts that crashed down on a woodei to avert a strike by 50,000 over- dormitory with 78 road workmei here, it was announced today by | MATAWAN — The Planning the-road drivers against 1,500 inside. Five bodies were reco J. Russell Woolley, chairman of Board last night gave its inform- trucking .companies in an area ered and hope was virtuall; the Monmouth County Republi- lal approval for a 172-lot subdivi- running from Poughkcepsie, N.Y., abandoned for 11 other men. Thi can Committee. sion of the 117-acre Siano tract, to Trenton, N.J. rest escaped. Mr. Woolley said arrangements Matawan Ave. and Aberdeen Rd. for the appearance of Mr. Lodge Howard Siegel, Livingston, pro- had been completed yesterday poses to construct a three-million and that U.S. Sen. Clifford P. Case (R.-N.J.) would accompany | dollar development on the prop- New Borough Hall the vice presidential candidate erty. and also speak at the rally. ' If the project goes through, It Highlands Needs Slate Approval Campaign Opener will be the largest housing de- The appearance of Mr. Lodge velopment constructed in this HIGHLANDS—A hearing before The borough will buy adjacci will mark the opening of ah all- borough. the State Division of Local Gov- land owned by Alexander one out Republican campaign in Mon- Mr Siegel has built major de- ernment on plans for a newYolanda Klein for $6,000. ! mouth County, Mr. Woolley said velopments in Edison, East Brun- borough hall here is not expect- The new 135-110 foot building He added that the rally is open swick nnd Rnritan Township. ed before the middle of next will house the fire department to the public, with no tickets William K. Tierney, board month, according to Mayor Cor- In a three-bay garage, and bor- Henry Cabot Lodge I chairman, said last night the nelius J. Guincy, Jr. necessary. ough clerk, tax collector and Rep, James C. Auchincloss, next step is for Mr. Siegel to The hearing Is required be- business offices. Mr. Lodge will comment cnndldatttiuuiiiaite: foIUrI ire-election ^-«-ii-*.n«>,,, will , , , , . , . j»prepari i |/MII.e- nithte minifinal I*IUI.plat MUanMd havjuivec cause the borough must exceed Police headquarters will be lo-also speak at thc Convention Hall,«"» Phase of the campaign as borollRh cn|,jncer Kar| Heuser dc Its debt limit to construct the £ cated in the rear of the struc- rally, as will Earl L. Woolley, well as discuss; the issues in his ininee £ a a , for appearance in Monmouth County, j . new building at an estimated ture, along with the assessor's nnd Charlel s I . SmithSih, MtMonmouth appearance in Monmouth County jformanc e bnndd cost of $74,000, office, lavatory, small kitchen, County freeholder candidates. A public hearing will bo con- The borough plans to borrow council meeting room and a li- Registration Drive INDEX ducted before the board makes $90,000, however, to cover the brary room. Mr, Woolley also announced its formal recommendation to purchase of additional property, The old building will be detha- t the county GOP has been Borough Council, Mr, Tierney re- legal, architect's nnd auditor's molished nnd the borough even- conducting a campaign the past Amusements ported, foes and new furniture for thetually will buy more land for aseveral weeks to get residents Births Several points of contention building, parking area., registered. The final day fnrJim Bishop 8 |w(,rp jrnnP(j out during Inst Adjacent Land No Dale registration for the general elec- Hal Boylo • U flight's session. The new municipal building Frank Amodlo, Red Bonk, la tion Is Sept. 2fl, and county Re- Bridge 16 The builder revised several lot BUILDER AND PLANNERS —Buildor Howard Siogol, confer, and momber* of th» will be constructed on the site publicans have been distributing Classified 17 thc architect. lines, nt the requesq t of thc board, Matawan Planning Board iron out wrinklot for a 172-houio project which received of the present borough hall. Jlternturc on registration proce- Comics 16 Mayor Guinny also reported A previously-submitted map had preliminary board lanction last night. Loft to right, aro Calvin Boll, William E. Tlor. that thc state agency has not setdures as well as making n pcr-Crossword Puzzle IB FOR BETTER LEARNING nonal drive to get residents reR- to set noy, board chairman; Mr. Siogol, Arthur H. Friodman, Councilman Everott E. Carlion, Oakhurst Country Day School en- n (Into fnr n henring on plans Editorials « to drill n new wntcr well, nnd Istered. llcrblnck « It will bo thu Iflrgo»r dovolopmont over rolllns limited amount of children nslde two four-acre parcels which and Grayson Van Clcaf, board jocrotdry, purdinse of new equipment for! In it recent speech, Vice Prwl Kilty Kelly 8 will be dedicated fur public use, who need special preparation, fur thr wnlor plant. dent Ulcluird M. Nixon, GOP Obllunrlcii 2 Oni' pniTi'l Is nt the I'nst end conitrucfod in tfio borouqli, 1st, 2nd, 3rd unities. Using the The piolccl will corn an csl|. presidential nindldale, Indicated Sylvln Porter B of tin1 tr;ii't, ndjaci'iit to Mala- 'I In- huildi'i .i^Miii'il lucal of- Very best oducnllonul procedure'* muled $1115,000 nnd Include* In-,Hint Mr. l.odfic, hecnusr of hisKndlfl-TelcvlKlni) 12 wnii Cnvli, Tin1 boiird indicated Thr other pincH, al tin- south HIM J17.nun l« JI'HHIM Murr fieuK ili.it li will make ewry for efficient lonrnlnR nnd growth, slalliillon of new wnlcr nut Inn on 'United Nation,* luickftromul, Snclnl R (hut this lowland itmy lie filled I'liil »f Hie I'l'^'rly. ni.w II"'id r 'IIIn- I»M"I .i|>i"'''ml wr etlull tli'Allll Itrinkllli: tile |>IO- 12S Mnnmoulh Kd., Oiikhurst. tin re streets, mid purchase of n would lake nn nrtlve purl In (icorKO Sokoliky . II in at siirnr future dale hut dhl Uu rrcr.-alnmal |mi|>oscv .linl with tin- |itup,i-.cil i l uilii new -.ewer mains KE 1-1500. Established 1M1, booster pump nnd auxiliary grn-|Anii'rlcnii luii'ljin nffiilrs nnd Itsi Spnrtf 14-13 mil indicate Us possible future, Mr, SKC.'I told 'I he K°' Galbraith, Little Silver, bullet fired by Patrolman Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Koch, siah" will start Tuesday at 8:15 costumes; Mrs. Stich, public re-ShuRrue struck him in the back West Front St., Middletown, Burial will be in Fair View p. m. at Embury Methodist • lations. ' of the head. twins, son and daughter, Sunday. emetery. Church Hall, Little Silver. ! Mrs. WilberfCornelius. Belford,! He was riding in a car on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Briley, Mr. Wbalen died Sunday night Five preliminary rehearsals held i entertainment: Richard Wcstee.iWest 126th, St. early Saturday 18 Frances PL, Keansburg, in Riverview Hospital from a N last spring attracted a near-limiti .7 Shrewsbury, tickets; Mrs.,when the driver, weaving back daughter, Sunday. self-inflicted bullet wound. Sldnc m Fr chnl m e forlh he £ c Police said the victim shot him- attendance of 118 singers, but W.; >; ^P - f £ *\ ;lf °" ' '™ <. 'truck Rev. and Mrs. John Newton, Gordon Pagdin of Little Silver.i"p= .NalhAn LX "' _fre.eh od'|shuB™c. knocking him to the self in the head with a .22 cali- I The Trail, Middletown Township, ber target pistol. conductor, stated that several ''Bhling; Mr.. William Ford, Lm-jSround daughter, Sunday. He had been a special police openings s are stil..Ml I availabl«.-ii«M-f».:e for -in -' croft, librarian; Mrs. Harold W. The patrolman and another of* Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch, 12 E •y, Locust, publicity; and Mrs.; ficer chased the car on foot. officer, serving at a crossing at terested and qualifieQualified singerssincers. ; Appleton Dr., Hazlet, daughter, St. Mary's School, New Mon- Pagdin, resident agent. iShuRrue fired four shots, one Sunday. Interviews and audi ions e mouth. , j, j u «« r> -i .. JT. i Monmouth Civic Chorus activi-l striking Hunt. The car later stop- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ander- handled by Mrs. Patrick McCall, ;ties for tne past scason jnciudcd!pcd and the driver Maurice Mr. Whelan was born in Ire- son, 46 Sycamore Ave., East New Monmouth, chairman of the a performance of Horatio Park-!sims, 18 was charged with fel- land and came to this country conductors committee, 60 Maple , . oratorio, "Hora Novissima"!onious assault. Keansburg, daughter, Sunday.' 36 years ago. In World War I er s Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Blais, wood Dr. A 40-piece professional |ast December, and a production! he was a civilian employee of symphony orchestra will accom- Gilbert and Sullivan'Sullivans "Pa-Pa-1 » . 31 Circle PI., Lincroft, son, the Army Transportation Service. of 7 Saturday. pany thh e anticipateid d 125-voici e " _ which j/Vj I V/>|1 He had lived here six years. tienco in May both of Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly, chorus, and the soloists will be|were prcsented at Rumson-Fair, *"""* Surviving are his wife, Mrs. 399 Church, St., Belford, daugh- Leona V. Whelan; three sons. chosen from among the finestiHaven Regional High School! (Continued) ter, Saturday. oratorio singers in the East. {Theater in Rumson. Three per-| . _, Jack R. Whelan, at home, Frank Mr. Pagdin will be assisted by | formances of "Patience" were K[ in id Mr, and Mrs. Norman Docter- Whelan of Middlesex and Roy 1 s a d Med off, 37 Gerald Ter., Hazlet, son, the following officers and comIf-given as a benefit for Monmouth icin ™Ze and, Dh'e r Jf)hn „ m , h f A LOSING BATTLE—Firemen from Belmar, part of the corps of 17 volunteer com- Whelan of Cranston, R.I.; a mittee chairmen during the year: for s c al Saturday. daughter, Jacqueline Whelan, at County Organization . ° ' I of orthopedics,tne ordered Nixon to panies to respond, try without avail to halt spread of flames during last night's blaze Mr. and Mrs. William Ander- William Nielsen, Middletown, Service and were preceded by; P ° home; a sister, Mrs. Jack Toolan president; Mrs. Robert White, k off his feet f b in Neptune City Shopping Center. son, 278 Amboy Rd., Matawan, of Elizabeth, and five grandchil- Middletown, vice president; John C anCef PatlCnt5 daughter, Saturday. dren. Reed, Lincroft, treasurer; Mrs. ^ThSe chorus wil°Jl present Gilbert "sen Thruston B Morton of Neptune Mr. and Mrs. Robert Disbrow, Vito Predale, Atlantic Highlands, and Sullivan's "Mikado" in the Kentucky the GOP National 200 Park Ave., West Keansburg, LAWRENCE J. STEPHENS secretary; Mrs. John Canonico, spring of 1961.Casting for-this chairman, said he understood daughter, Friday. (Continual) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sam- KEANSBURG - Lawrence J. Shrewsbury, financial secretary; production will begin immediate- there was fear the infection miEht Stephens, 57, of 80 Lawrence Ave. Mrs. McCall, conductor's commit-ily. Wall Township, Belmar, Bradley marro, 139 Morningside Ave., spread to a cartilage if Nixon Union Beach, son, Friday. died suddenly yesterday in his Beach, Avon, Ocean Township, home. did not stay off his feet. Mr. and Mrs. David Kilgus, 14 Klein said that other than the Ocean Grove, Spring Lake and Mr. Stephens retired in 1958 Earle Naval Ammunition Depot. Linda PL, Hazlet, daughter, Fri after 31 years at the Linden plant Meyner Picks Redevelopment infection in the knee, the vice day. president "has no complication." Traffic Stalled of Esso Standard Oil Co. He was "He has no fever and continues Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lavoie, 29 a communicant of St. Ann's Cath- Somerset Agency Sets to be in excellent physical con- Police estimated that traffic Morris PL, Oceanport, daughter, olic Church, Keansburg, a mem- dition," the press secretary said backed up on Rt. 35 and onFriday. ber of its Holy Name Society, First Meeting in -a statement he read to a news Fourth Ave.—the center is at Rt. Mr. and Mrs. William Killett, and a member and first presi- County Judge conference. 35 and Fourth Ave.—more than 14 Riverview PL, Sea Bright, dent of its Ushers' Society. daughter, Sunday. RED BANK - The Redevelop-1 in response to questions he said two miles at the time of the He also was a member of the TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Faust, 36 ment Agency will be sworn in the injury was not malignant. He worst congestion. Cars were at Bayshore Council of the Knights Field Ave., Middletown, daughter, and have its meet- saidthe^ whole knee a standstill for long periods dur- of Columbus, Keansburg and In- , yesterday. lft" ing the first three hours of fire dependent Workers Union of Esso vThe agency, which was estab- Klein said there had been fighting. Monmouth Medical Center Standard Oil Co. t Somerset County judge. lishehdd bby ordinance May IS, willi operation. He said Nixon walk- Long after midnight, autos still Gerofsky is a former Somerset no Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Ferraro, Born in Ireland, he was the son handle the detailed, work in study-ied into the hospital were being rerouted from the of the late Lawrence and Mar- County prosecutor. He will re- ing a possible urban renewal pro-; The vice president's illness will scene. One resident who lives 414 Broadway, Paterson, son, last plaoe Judge Samuel Chiaravelli, Thursday. garet Stephens. gram for the borough. I cancel out quickie trips and oth- within a few hundred yards of Surviving are his widow, Mrs. who resigned to return to private The commissioners are Dr. Car- campaign appearances that the the center found it impossible to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mount, 514 law practice and participate in er Page Ave., Allenhurst, son, Sat-Bridie Healy Stephens; three men J. Scarpellino, who also is j Republican presidential candi- cross the highway to his home daughters and two sons, Mrs. political activities. chairman of the Red Bank Hous-jdate had planned. But Klein said and left his car with hundreds urday. Both men are Republicans. Mr. and Mrs. John Welsh, 297 Barbara Murphy, Misses Eileen ing Authority; Dr. Lawrence R.ljt ought not to interfere with the of others in the widespread park and Bridie Stephens and Richard The notice was given so that Hollywood Ave., West End, Burdge, chairman of the Zoning !Start. about mid-September, of ing area west of the smoldering and Lawrence J. Stephens, Jr., Gerofsky could be confirmed at daughter, Saturday. Board of Adjustment; Frank W.l,jay.by-day campaigning. debris. all of Keansburg. the Sept. 12 session of the state McKenna Jr.. a real estate man; j -• "• gg , Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Leavy, klein said other engagements Two First Aid Squad volun A high requiem mass will be Senate. Chiaravelli wished to William A. Mageeg, , a member ofij vvin be canceled. These include teers, Walter Bangert, 30, of 1134 Branford Cir., New Shrewsbury, quit "at the earliest possible n be canceled. These include son, Saturday. offered Friday at 9 a. m. in St. the Board of Education and pres-la scheduled appearance on NBC's Corlies Ave., Neptune, of the Ann's Church by Rev. Stanley date." ident of the Retail Trade Board M t the Press either next Sun- Neptune Township squad, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Liga, 18 William E. ee Stirrup La., Eatontown, daughter, Levandoski, assistant pastor. Meyner and Sen. of the Community Chamber of; day or Sept. 11 and a planned Walter Johnson, 32, of 207 New- Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme- Ozzard (R-Somerset) conferred | Commerce; Bernard A. Kellenyi, j meeting on Labor Day in New ark Ave., Bradley Beach, of theSaturday. FIRE SCENE—A typical scene during the peak of last Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson, tery under the direction of Ryan Thursday on a successor to an architect and member of the;york with nationalities groups Bradley Beach squad, suffered 508 Main St., Belford, son, Satur- Funeral Home, Keansburg. Chiaravelli. PlanninHern g Board, and J. Henry j Expresp yps Sympathyy night's Neptune City Shopping Center fire as firemen smoke poisoning. Gerofsky was journal clerk of I Both Republicans and Demo They were treated in Fitkin day. °'° - Both Republicanb s and Demo- battle both flames and exhaustion and also sought to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McGrane FRANK H. PRIGGE the N. J. Senate in 1931 and 1932. Mr. O'Hern was appointed by crats expressed sympathy and re- Hospital, Neptune. Also treated save whatever could ba salvaged from flame-swept 30 Holly Dr., East Belford, son, He became assistant Somerset the state commissioner of Con- gret at Nixon's sudden incapaci- were two spectators who report MORGAN — Frank H. Prigge, prosecutor in 1946 and served servation and Economic Develop- j jation shops. edly tripped over rope or hose Saturday. 83, of Midland Ave., a former resident of Freehold, died Sun- through 1953. He became prose- ment as the state's represent-j Wnite House Press Secretary lines. They were identified as Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Marshall, in 195544 andd served ffivi e ative on the agency. The othersj Hagerty said Eisen-i Belmont Ave., Long • Branch, day. cutor ency. The others, Jarnes c. Hagerty said Eisen-i ]•* nl • Fred Wueethoff, 25, of 220 West years f y rGeor e t TOW Sylvania Ave., Neptune, and Jo-daughter, Saturday. Mr. Prigge was a retired em- He is Bedminster Township at-|A. Gray. ° ° 8 Wvelopmenr wats beforinformee thd eo publif thec ade.|MF*Sn . Blair seph O'Connell, -43, of 600 Rus- Mr. and Mrs. Neil Karkus, Ro- ployee of the A. and M. Kara- torney and member of several Urban renewal has touched off nouncement, and added- sell Ave., Long Branch. Both seld Ave., West Deal, daughter, gheusian Rug Mill, Freehold. He veterans and law organizations. a controversy with 'several long-j •••nt President regrets Mr. Nix- Sunday. was a member of the Freehold 11 suffered minor cuts. Mr. O'Con- Gerofsky, 55, was a Navy lieu- time residents of the borough pro- ;On's ailment very much. Camp Edith Macy Stay nell reportedly was knocked Mr, and Mrs, Alexander De- First Baptist Church. tenant and participated in thetesting strongly against the pro- down when a water tanker from Cicco, Jr., 569 Summer Ave., Bel Surviving are three daughters, Invasions of Iwo Jima and Okin- posal. SHREWSBURY - Mrs. George Earle backed into the rope. ford, daughter, Friday. Mrs. Jesse Ellison of Morgan, Urban Planning Associates, Blair of Buttonwood Dr. returned Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Noonan, Mrs. Helen Anderson of Free- awa. He was among the first First OK OBITUARIES A fireman, Harold Bailey, 23, troops to occupy Japan. New York City, submitted a $5,-( home Friday from a 10-day stay 5 Heather La., Middletown, son, hold and Mrs. Ella M. Huber 000 central business district plan' (Continued) at Camp Edith Macy, the nation- BENJAMIN SICA | of West Belmar, was treated for Friday. of, Adelphia; two sons, Alexan- KEYPORT — Funeral services a gashed hand. to the Borough Council in March.!proposed as part of the bor- al training school for the Girl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Raftery, der Prigge of .Trenton and Hen- j will be held here tomorrow for Want Meetings Mayor Gray has termed the ough's $1,100,000 sewer extension Scout leaders. 565 Sears Ave., Long Branch, ry Prigge of Atlanta, Ga.; 11 plan a "dream" and said it will Benjamin Sica, veteran Keyport daughter, this morning. grandchildren, and 11 great- project. The training course was speedboat racer who was killed Joins With Candidates not necessarily be adopted. Mem- equipped to train board members Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis, Box grandchildren. He said he will confer with the Sunday in Chester, Pa., as he NEW YORK (AP) — Confer- bers of the governing body have j borough's sewer engineers in theand other administrative person- 146 Keansburg, son, this morn- was making a test run for the Services will be held tomorrow ences with the two presidential indicated they would submit any;near future. nel. Metals Firm ing. at 11 a.m. at the C.H.T. Clayton annual Chester Regatta. candidates to discuss the farm urban renewal plan to a referen- Board members said they see HOLMDEL - Dr. William R Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell, and Son Funeral Home, Adelphia, Subjects covered in the course A high requiem mass will be milk price situation are sought) dum no major problem regarding sew- are how to teach the planning, Opiee , StilStilwelelll DDr.r , hashas joineoi d 181 West End Ave., Long Branch, with Rev. Andrew Anderson of by the presidents of four major,--. offered at 9 a. m. in St. Joseph'sp \°/ -. ^ t , r :: , J er hook-up. policy making, and review func- Catholic Church by Rev Cornel- j American Metal Climax, Inc.. as son, yesterday. the Freehold First Baptist Church dairy co-operatives in the Newll-ri Mr. Siegel confirmed a previous Catholic Church by Rev. Cornel Mr. and Mrs. John Reilly, 102 officiating. Burial will be in the iu tions of the board of directors of research at the Cart- York-New Jersey milkshed. The report that he has tentative planans ius J. Kane. Burial will be in St. enet Runyon Ave., West Deal, son, Adelphia Cemetery. four men said they "view with ;P' and its relationships within the Joseph's Cemetery under the di-' l«»»ratory. for construction of a s e c o n 1 Dr. Opie yesterday. alarm the increasingly lower smaller project adjacent . ..'council's organizational structure, || recrection of Day Funeral Home, '" his new position, Witli Dictator administrative I Keyport. j will Adirect all AMAX copper, Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel McLau- JAMES L. STEWART milk prices affecting nearly 50,- Siano tract, on the 52-acrieo Esin-e the tecnniquetecnniquess ooff administrative I Kt ""'" '—' "" *"* leadership, and effective manage- lead and zinc research. horn, 15 Tilton Ave., Red Bank, MATAWAN - James L. Stew- 000 farm families. NEWARK, (AP) — A man who, posito-Aravitz property to the Mr. Sica was fatally injured son, yesterday. claims he is a Dominican Repub- west. ment. when his boat-collided with a Prior to joining American Met- art, 8 Northfield Rd., died in hfs They sent identical telegrams home Saturday. yesterday to Vice President lie seaman appeared at the Third The board requested that If The school is located in West- hydroplane piloted by a 10-year- al Climax, Inc., Dr. Opie wa.« Patterson Army Hospital Richard M. Nixon and Sen. John Precinct Police Station yester- possible he draw up and submit chester County in a camp setting old boy and then crashed into a employed by the Titanium D Sp/4 and Mrs. John W. Ruch- He was a mechanic for the F. Kennedy requesting meetings. day and asked for sanctuary a preliminary layout before fi- which covers 250 acres of heavily barge moored in the Delaware ision of National Lead Company ty, 655 Westwood Ave., Long Wells Cadillac-Oldsmobile Co- from the Trujillo regime. nal approval of the Siano tract wooded hills and fields. River. He died in Chester Hos- at South Amboy, as the research Branch, son, Friday. South Orange, for 16 years until "I'm in trouble with the friends'map. The living areas consist of five pital. supervisor of the Geochem and he retired three years ago. Mr. To Give Tronhv Capt. and Mrs. Joseph C. Zullo, Stewart was born in Scotland and of Trujillo and I don't want to! Mr. Siegel said 70 to 80 homes permanent units and one more A veteran of World War IIMetallurgica, l Department. He 69 Warren St., Carteret, son, EATONTOWN- Mr. and Mrs. had lived In Maplewood 32 yean go back," he told police. Hisicould be built on the Esposito- primitive area used for advanced Mr. Sica served in the Air Force also has been engaged in re-Friday. Jack Dirkse of the D. & D. Rose identity was not known. Aravitz property. The initial 172- course in outdoor program. Four and was awarded the Purple search capacities by American before moving here. 1 Sp/4 and Mrs. Russell E. Meek, Garden, Mpnmouth Rd., will pre- He refused to give his name unit project would be constructed !units have tents with platforms Heart. He was a member of the Smeltins and Refining Company, 249 Vanderveer PI., Long Branch, Surviving are his wife. Mrs. gent a new silver perpetual tro-and could not be fingerprinted'in four sections. The housesifor student living and two are Central Jersey Racing Associa- Massachusetts Institute of Tech- son, Friday. Margaret Macintosh King Stew- phy for the best grandiflora rose because the tips of all 10 finders, would be situated on lots of 15,-double cabins. tion, and a communicant of St.nology and Wright Aeronautical Second Lt. and Mrs. Norma E. art; two daughters, Mrs. Edgar at a meeting of the North Jer- had been sandpapered smooth. 000 square feet, approximately Each unit is well equipped to Joseph's Church. Company. Levine, 265 Hollywood Ave., Stern, Jr., of New Orleans, and scy Rose Society Sept. 13 in;He would not give the name of one-third acre. be self-sufficient. Students share] He had owned and operated a Dr. Opie received his degree Long Branch, daughter, Friday. Mrs. Charles Pirner of Hanover; Montclair. son, James P. Stewart of Cran- 'the ship he arrived on, police The board will meet next on the responsibility for unit house- launderette in Highland Park for in metallurgical engineering from Airman 1st Class and Mrs. The meeting is being held in said, Sept. 19. keeping through a "kitchen po- the past five years. Montana School of Mines in 1942 ford; three sisters, Mrs. Thomas Robert J. Ward, 74 Portland Rd., Turnbull of Daytona, Fla., and preparation for the annual rose The man is about 45 years old.) — lice" system under the direction A resident of the Keyport area and his doctorate from MIT inHighlands, daughter, Friday. show Sept. 24 in East Orange. five feet seven inches tall, and of the unit manager, who is re-for 31 years, Mr, Sica was the1948. He is a member of the Misses Agnes and Adelaide Stew- Mr. and Mrs. Dirkse have Sgt. and Mrs. William C. Car-art, both in Scotland, and five olive complcxioned. He was or- Weather sponsible for all mechanics of son of Ralph Sica and Rachel Metallurgical Society of AIME, ter, 431 Pine Brook Rd., New tpecialized in growing roses foi dered held for transfer to im- grandchildren. • Fair, hot and humid today with unit living. Breakfast and lunch Auerclio Sica of Matawan. and has served as vice chairman Shrewsbury, son, Friday, more than 40 years. migration authorities. The funeral will be tomorrow at highs near or somewhat above arc prepared in the unit, but din- He is survivied by his parents; of its Extractive Metallurgy Di- Second Lt. and Mrs. Phillip E. 10 a. m. in the Smith & Smith 90 in most places, but a bit lower ner is served at Great Hall, the his wife, Mrs. Elena Bonfiglo vision. Hoover, 293 Liberty St., Long Funeral Home, Springfield. near the ocean. Fair tonight and central meeting place. Sica; a son, Robert Sica, and Branch, daughter, Friday. not so warm or humid as last Great Hall was the first build- two daughters, Sandra Sica and MRS. LEAH M. N1CKENS Sp/4 and Mrs. Anthony J. Hill, ing at Edith Macy and was op-Michele Sica, all at home; two JOSEPH F, DAILEY, SR. Gambling Laws night with lows 65 to .70. Wednes- EATONTOWN - Mrs. Leah M. 45 Main St., Oceanport, son, Sat- day fair with temperatures much ened and dedicated the summer brothers, Matthew Sica of Mid- FREEHOLD — Joseph F. Dall- Nlcken of 40 Richardson urday. the same as today. of 192G. The dedication was at-dletown and Rizieri Sica of Ma- ^: . f ]A, Second Lt. and Mrs. Bert P. ey, 56; of 8 Lcnoir Ave., died sud- Games and Give-Aways Closed tended by such pioneers in girl v d ies terd ln (h At Marine tawan; and two sisters,' Miss f =:- *S 1.? . "S' £ " Allen, Jr., 605 Pine Brook Rd., denly last night in his home. | Block Island to Cape May: scoutinp, as JuliettJulietie Low and Mary Sica and Mrs. Josephine !la"tlc H'Bhlands Nursing Home He was born in East Millstone, TRENTON (AP) — The state aftcr a lonR illncss New Shrewsbury, daughter, Sat- neither the Morris County Pro-Mosl] y s0UtriWcst winds 10 to 20 Lady Baden-Powell, !De Norscio, both of Matawan. ' son of the late James and Cath- Attorney General's Office says urday. secutor's Office nor this officc]knols today becoming variable "Mrs" . Blair, who was sent to the Born in Eatontown, a daughter crine Dailey. He was a member current laws against gambling S/5 and Mrs. Victor E. Powell, can decide which laws we fn^uy north or northeast around camp by the Northern Monmouth CHARLES WUNDERLE of the late Joseph and Mary of St. Rose of Lima Catholic forced the closing of 25 game [Richardson, Mrs. Nlckens was a33 Brainard Ave., Oceanport, to enforce or where they are to knots tonight. Considerable County Council o[ Girl Scouts, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP —Fu- Church. booths and two give-away pro- be enforced. 10 ! lifetime resident here and was ason, Saturday. rloudiness, scattered showers or,is first vice president nf thnerne l services for Charles Wun- Rrams at last week's Morris jmomhc'r of the Eatontown AME Sp/5 and Mrs, Robert H. Gal- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. 01- "I am informed by the prose-• thunderstorms this afternoon and'group. Mrs. William Blair of Fair . •• >. . I - •»• * | wns tncwil [iw II, LonR Branch, son, Sunday. Deputy Attorney Gen. John TIDES Walter Isbrandtsen serving in Dcdle Funeral Home, Keyport,Keyport,! ^ ' °' Amos F. Dailey, Jr., of this place; a lating the gambling laws of New, Nickpns Sr Sgt. and Mrs. Harvey D. Bergin told the fair owners in a v....ndy Hook) j second vice president. Mrs. John with Rev. Chester Galloway fi - - daughter, Mrs. Joan Matthews of telegram yesterday they should Jersey. ! o Hccht, 41 South Broadway, Long Today—high, 2. SI p. m.; low, I Kennedy of Fair Haven is train- thn Preshvterinn Church nf Ma-! Surviving ore two sons, Joseph Branch, son, Sunday. Howoll Township; four brothers, get the law changed by the Leg- Greater Majority 10:31 p. m. JIIIR chairman of the council. tawan officiating. Hurinl will he ""<' Amos Nickcns; a daughter, First Lt. and Mrs. James R. John, James and Thomas Dailey, islature if they were harmed fi- "The greater majority wore: Wndncstlay-high 3:17 a. m.i While in residence at the I.cd-in l-'nir View Cemcteiy. Mrs, Lillian Cnnovcr, all of here; Oblne, 35 Michael Dr., Middle- all of this place, and Aloyslus amusement games of chance not . n . 11 nancially. ani) 4:Ofi p m )ow :48 gi m ROS, Mrs, Blair met many u Mr. Wumlerte tlird Sunday ini step-sister, Mrs. Ida Aikens of tnwn Township, daughter, Sun- Dailey of Matawan, and two sis- liccnspd b v lhp I nn Berfiin .aid Prosecutor Frank! - amusement; am| lkM p, m,' scout leaders throughout the na-Perth Amlvi" General llnsplliil at i - R "ranch; four grandchllrcn, day. ters, Miss Catherine A. Dailey Ramos commission nor the bing^ ,|. . | rjnnk and Rumson C. Scerbo warned the owners Ramos commission nor the bing^ ,| nr RR( (| rj tion, including Virginia, New the n«e of S8, and 14 t;reat-Rrandchlldren. and Mrs. Anna Gleason, both of Aug. 21 that Illegal games would raffles commission. l)ri());c add 2 hours; Sen Bright, Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Ali/n- lie H-II.S born in New York f.ifv, Services will be held Thursday this place. be banned but did not end them "As to the exhibits ggiving away^,,',., ,n inlm,tcs; l.onc Branch', nn, Illinois and Michigan, ns well son of the late (iconic Wunderle |U l::)n !'• m-l n "lc Rohcrt A. The W. H Freeman and Son e house and th | ; linilln ll(mlr for until the fair's third day because the house and the nij; 1S ln|ml(w; Highlands ns mnny oilier representative.* nml Wilhelmina Vollmcr Wiuuler- rimcrnls. Bur- Infant Dies Funeral Homo Is in charge of ar- s s urssin C M llle from New Jersey. of a misinterpretation of the "" , « K ""' " »"<' 1bhdur, add 40 minutes.) lc. ;ial will bo in White Ridge Come ELIZABETH (AP) - Cynthia rangements. 'weight, the late ./ustire Winder- On nn International level, mem- Surviving nre his widow, Mrs. Lynn Rccd, who weighed only 30 Herein, stale director of (:rlm-!['iU sPc'al """ ,'."• , '''I ' '" ! ' ' '"'''iDeiiimin Smith hni rclurnril Vo| '- ' Greece, Kenya and Otto lleins of New York! HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Vlckl died yesterday. bert Shlpp Pcqucs, 85, retired as- IV I air AsMKiation whirl, he rr.,« "«n Ihew Mam ai.K rl.-nrnrklni: ,, , ,„. •import"Avr 'ivl!iltei1 lllr ''""'I1 «? [inn of n Citv l'.,iuin M, novelist whose books The child had been In an In- the dlMHK'lKilis nclween sociate professor of education at Ceiverf l-'iid ''""•'frritn Mdiimoiith Mcdie.i'l renter. l"'threrl''e' month lour of United! included the best seller "Grand "iilmtor since July 2 nnd wns I'-.l (if skill nnd (inr nf Slate, t the New York University School I US) llH IIIIIO when' '.lie underwent She .•ani/iilioiiiil pro- The coned Icm'.ih of youy r suit Hotel," died Monday after n hfief 'i'd with a special tube. of Kducallon, died here Saturday, .SHUT I)I< •>.»• conh It/If i". (it Inlie 1 in tin- lui-,|iil,'il li |;trll Illr MiM!i!m>l 1 ciivcr She had weighed two pounds, Surviving nre IIIK wife, Mrs, I'til. j:,n • '.IM(- i;-"! ' [ yimr '.'•.il f..iM fi I (,<\mi inns" mid Don't make the I'M. ciindiicidr (if the Pasadena j II ounces when ulic died. Horn Peqiirs; n dniifihtrr, Mr*. I I' M'M fl! !*- ' ll.ltl' < ll|Cfr/(irc minimi mi .1 i ll'W In .'I c up Ihr lii-.i ID i: c of lliuil.iiic ih.ii .'i'v in |i Ii (i n v Orchestra. MIMI! , Mien Rnherinnn of Riimsnn, I An .•!„ mnilr jil.nn Ijiniim li.c. lull" |.,, I;, I did1, in IHT'III Ii M.inm, v.hu wan hum In Vienna, | Sweden nnd Norway were uin- N. ,1.; a son, Kohrrt S. Prqurn lir'i! UJ" iirtl .iluji Ml. Ililn 1 ir-.ll I III l.p I, ju-.t tip II|I|HI' ilr Illlr MIIIIICIOUS pillV'.H nnd mo-'led uii'lrr Ihr jnmc ruler, "It >.'.• Ml .•I|.|-,1M HI tl,, h of Yiirklnwn llelRhln, N. Y,, nnd Hie i itv (if Ak.r.hi, ,l,i|..iii. Ilili-I "11 pii line sci ipt.'i. Inns V.l, fiinn ni(l to ]D13. six ),'.i.mdi InMirii Announce Schedule? BED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, Aug. 30, 1960-S In Keyport Schools Kennedy New Prison Has Georgia Urge Medium Security Institution KEYPORT - Grammar schools jasis. Dismissal will be at 4:36 will open here Sept. 8, according ATLANTA (AP) - Gov. Ernest p.m. Vandiver predicted yesterday TRENTON (AP) — Budget re-j need for a new maximum secur- to an announcement by John 0. On Sept. 8, all high school stu- quests from New Jersey's three:ity prison. • H a r t z 1 e r, superintendent of John F. Kennedy will carry Geor- dents are to report as follows: gia for the Democrats in Nov- penal institutions for adult menj The requests for operating Schools. grade 12, high school cafeteria, ember without campaigning in yesterday showed ;,a growingjfunds in 1961-62 said the prison Elementary pupils are to re- 7:30 a.m.; grade 11, high school the state. farm at Rahway, now considered port according to the following auditorium, 7:30 a.m.; grade 10, "I don't think it necessary at the only medium security prison ichedule: West Keyport building high school auditorium, 12:08 all for Sen. Kennedy to come to in the state, is overcrowded. The — pre-primary and first grade p.m.; grade 9, homerooms, 12:08 Georgia," Vandiver said. "He Intelligence average daily population is al- at 8:45 a.m.; East Keyport build- p.m. should go where he is most need- most 10 per cent above the de- ing — pre-primary through se- Students transferring to Key' ed." signed capacity. cond grade at 8:45 a.m.; Broad port High School, with the ex- Comparison This has forced retention of Street Grammar School — grades ception of eighth grade graduates Vandiver said he was little mpressed by Vice President some convicts at the maximum four through eight and the spec- of Keyport, Union Beach, Rari security prison in Trenton. Its ial educable class at 8:45 a. m. tan, Holmdel, St. Ann's and StRichar. d M. Nixon's campaign Given ABA address in Atlanta Friday or the population is now 180 above the in the auditorium; and Miss Co- Joseph's, must report to the high WASHINGTON (AP) — A Cen- hen's class at 9:45 a.m.; Cen- estimated 150,000 persons who designed capacity of 1,100 hard- school guidance office today and tral Intelligence Agency official ened criminals. tral School building — grades tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. reeted the Republican presiden- tial nominee. , says the Russians do a lot of But the prison farm at Lees- pre-primary through third grade to register and prepare a pro- old-fashioned spying in the Uni- at 8:45 a.m. gram of studies. "It was very similar to what burj;, a minimum security insti- All pupils enrolling for the first All transfer students not re happened when President Eisen- ted States "despite the unfortun-|[Ution where the convicts live in hower visited Atlanta eight years ate ease with which they can (barracks, says it lias room for time are to report to the office siding in Keyport must obtain quite openly obtain information!about 30 more before reaching of the principal in the grammar authorization to attend the high ago," the governor said. "Mr. Eisenhower was one of the great in this country." capacity school Wednesday and Thursday school from the secretary of the C. Tracy Barnes, a senior or- identical Setup between 9 a.m. and noon '° sta<<-' "ospital toom assignments will be made 9 "As to the crowd, they picked on is Col. John W. Ireland, new commanding officer of the 254th Artillery. Sgt. He cited two cases this summer hase relieved the pressure to and students will follow regular a time when everyone was get-Cicala presented Col. Lee with a desk set on behalf of the members of Headquar- in which Soviet embassy officials find space for such convicts. Exhausted ting off work so obviously they But they said that unless a schedules on a shortened period ters Battery of tha 254th as a memento of his 40 years of service/ were expelled from the country HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Movie would have a crowd." for making cash payments to new medium security prison is glamour girl Marilyn Monroe en- The governor said he did not Americans who were to, in one;bl"u- convicts in this classifica- Steel, Motor tered a hospital yesterday, over boycott the Nixon meeting or case, supply aerial photos of na-|lion must be keP[ cilher at Rah" come with exhaustion, her doc-fail to extend proper courtesy, val bases and, in the other, seek Hav or tne mam Pnson- tor said. to the vice president. He said' Jungles Called Wastelands a government job "and wait for The request from Railway in- Rail Stocks The beauteous actress has been previous commitments kept him a chance to serve the Soviets." cluded a bid for $615,800 to build n(!W working for several weeks in 95-out of the city. By JOHN BARBOUR James G. Dickson of the Univer-iterview. They are here attending In the past 10 years, Barnes 8"ard towers. It said the Again Dip to 105-degree heat at a Reno, "You must remember, howev STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) —sity of Wisconsin and William C. the scientific sessions of the Am-|said, 21 Russiaans have been ex- prisoners now confined there re- Nev., movie location, her studio er," Vandiver said "Mr, 'Nixon Jungles are the weeds of theiSteere of the New York Botani- erican Institute of Biological Sci- Pelled for espionage activities in quire added security. NEW YORK (AP) — Steels, said. did not come to Atlanta as thetropics—the ruin of what might! cal Garden. the United States. The Department of Institutions motors and rails paced the stock She is suffering from "acute vice president of the United be man's most wonderful garden Yet potentially the tropics are The sun is always directly over-! "Obviously," the CIA official and Agencies wants to finance market's third straight decline exhaustion and needs rest and States. He came as a candidate on earth. the world's greenhouse for food; i p place in the tropics'said> the dlrected individual a new Sll.fiOO.OOO medium secur- more rest," Dr. Hyman Engel- neac s me a a enent to or thr the e yesterday. trying to take Georgia away So scientists picture the vege- production-a great fertile bell of no matter what (ne season-and BB 'sleeper 'sleeper' 'i sis considcr considcr- - ity prison for 500 prisoners at Losses of key stocks went from berg said. from our Democratic party." tative tangle that symbolizes rain and sun 1,000 miles north• the combination of rain and suned by the Russians to be some- Railway with either a bond issue fractions to about a point. Gains Shooting of United Artists' "The Vandiver predicted Nixon will tropical lands. and south of the Equator. ! makes the tropics a I2-month-a- """& ^ °bta»»ng even at theor an increase in the state cigar- running to about a point by a Misfits" was temporarily sus- not get as many votes in Georgia Jungles, deserts and erosion Only scientific research can fin:ind Leay r vegetable factorvfactory., "sk of 'blowing' a senior offi- ette tax. pended. It is the first film script ear scattering of pivotal issues cush- as Eisenhower did four years are tropical wastelands created the efficient agricultural process- j Even tne jungles are testimony cial." Correction Officers written by Playwright Arthur ago. Barnes said that CIA itself re- ioned the decline of popular mar: by exploitation, explained Drs. es, the scientists said in an in- (0 this: great masses of vegeta The state prison wants $2,257,- ket averages. Miller, Miss Monroe's husband, Vandiver said his personal rep- cognizes "a continuing need in; 150 for tho year starting next and also stars Clark Gable, Mont- tion which took over when the Of 1,221 issues traded, 403 resentative at the Nixon cere- original virgin forests were de- many cases for the individual July 1, jftid an increase of about gomery Clift, EH Wallach and mony was snubbed by those mak- The World Today; agent, personal access to the in-$175,000 from its current appro- advanced and 618 declined. New Thelma Kitter. stroyed. highs for the year totaled 54, ing arrangements for the speech. loaav mucn or mexira ,1 aei formatlon desired and the use of priations. Most Of this would go The actress did not collapse, Todaloady mucnh ofr Mexicmexico is aesdes-- . tradecraft techni- f salaries including S37 983 and new lows 11. Vandiver said Nixon did not ert and great clay mountains rise t .„„..h timei worn ,o r !""dnt!>. inciuuing »J/,J»J a studio spokesman said. Over discuss issues in which the South g 1, - Volume of 2,780,000 shares was ^ The prison the week-end she flew to Los An- in Central Colombia where the w he said lu th ot is interested, such as civil rights. Quick Stories Mowevcr> ne sam tne about the same as Friday's. geles for two days of consulta- veeetative cover was aeslrDyedestroyeda ' """'='"•'• "" °" ""-" ".'"" wants four more correction of- He ran his campaign against j .1. i J 7J , I undercover agents provides a CLrsfiri>r, Nine of the 16 most active tion with her physician. She in and the land eroded away. It „ percenlaRe of the in. " - Khrushchev, Vandiver said. "We By JAMES MARLOW Us request notes that the stocks advanced, six declined and tended to return to work but might take nature a thousand te|1fe information gathercd areall against Khrushchev." Associated Press News Analyst prison garage now services Standard Oil (New Jersey) was was overruled by the doctor, di- years to rebuild the land, they b th United states. about 1,500 state cars at a sub- unchanged. rector John Huston and producer WASHINGTON — This presidential campaign may exhaust the laid. "On the basis of a conserva- stantial saving. Yesterday's closing stocks: Frank E. Taylor. candidates, confuse the public, and even become the most bitter Once protective trees and grass, tive computation," Barnes said, Rahway, with a budget of 51,- ACP In.! 41 Johns Man 55 Dr. Engelberg's office reported Theme Set in history. are stripped away, the sun and ("state Department, attache and Adams Ex 34*: Jones & Ij 65»i But one thing is sure: 391,716 this year seeks an in- Air Rnluc 71': Joy Mfc him unreachable, and the studio rain which made the tropic fer- other military reports plus analy- Alien Cp 11» Kills Al 411' said it had not learned which It's going lo be rough on the newspapermen covering it. tile become enemies of the soil, ses of press, radio and publish- crease of about $258,000. Except Ac Kcnnecott 83\ For Start Already Vice President Richard M. Nixon, the Republican [or the proposed construction of Allied Ch Hoppers 40K hospital Miss Monroe is in. In North Central Mexico side- e(j documents and tourist travel Allied SUj KresRe, KS 3n% Taylor said he hopes the com- candidate, is a casualty with an injured knee he banged against a walks rise several feet above thejf i h collectively as much as guard towers, the major item is Allis Clinl LehlRll CAN 10'i car door while campaigning in North Carolina. He will be hos- urn s salary increases. The prison Alcoa Kri'SKC SS 30 Mi pany will be back at work "with- Of Sessions soil level. The concrete protect- so per cent of the intelligence Am Alrlltl Tal n 1I)V in a short time." pitalizcd perhaps two weeks. ed the original level of the land raw material, farm wants $45,731 for II new Am Brk Sh 4(1*. Lch Port O 31'; MIDDLETOWN - "Getting to A check on the plans of Nixon them up in speeches, although he Am Can ass Leh Val Ind Miss Monroe is 31. while the rest eroded away. j jobs, including seven correction Am Cyan Know You" will be the theme and his opposite number on themay only touch on them in a 52 H Leh Vnl RR 514 In Colombia there is a great officers. Am JI*Kdy LOF mass 53 for the program at the opening Democratic ticket, Sen. John F. general way. Kennedy is not go- Am Motors IJn Mcili in ing to use any technique of this scar of land where vegetation The Leesburg Prison Farm re- Am Smelt 55'i S3-!i meeting of the Middletown Wom- [Kennedy, gives an insight not Light Vote Am Sid | I.iik<-n» SII GS Spy Flights kind, one of his top aides says. was cleared to make farms for quests a budget of $454,018 next Am 1>l*Tel ns'i MaekTrk 351 an's Club Sept. 8 in Leeds Hall'only into the problems of the year, an increase of about $52,- Am Tnli Martin Co 57'... He will outline his ideas in inexperienced European immi- Am Vl«roso on King's Hwy. . j newsmen traveling with them but .16*4 .Merck his speeches, many of which will grants who have since abandoned 1)00. Its request noted that the Amp Inc Metro r,M m\ The affair will be a covered,into the techniques of the two For School AnacomU Ii2'i Continuing them because they couldn't make farm produced more than $80- Mlnn.M&M 39 dish luncheon at 1 p. m., with men. be carefully prepared. Armco Stl GI'A Mo Pac A them work. 000 worth of food last year. Armour A- Co X\\ Monli-r OH ni'i LONDON (AP) — The RusMrs- . Joseph Thompson of Colt's Both men sometimes will de Mont Ward All three prisons reported defi- Armst ek -15 31 "j sians charged yesterday that spy Neck, hospitality chairman, in liver prepared speeches — Ken- Education or a scientific ap- AdditionSeen Ashl Oil mm j .N'at Rise cits in their salary accounts, due I Nat Dairy 59 it flights against Communist coun- proach can solve the problems. AtchlHon I Nat Distill charge, nedy more often than Nixon, whoMarks 35 Years Atl Rntln 37•» 'AS'i On thhe Philippinhil e IslanIld of MMini - . MARLBORO - A l.fiht vote to special pay raises lor guards. I Nat Oyps tries have been resumed from Program plans for the club's admits he'd rather talk off the 1S ex Avro Corp lf> 5214 danao natives found the fertile' . PN Moscow Radio quoted a report members met recently at the is relatively easy to cover, With Bell Labs or Halt ft Oh 31'. I No Am Av .17 it their wooden, animal-powered! addition Biiynk CIB 35 -lt'4 in the Soviet government news- home of Mrs. Walter V. Spen- But both men will do a MIDDLETOWN — Norman F 1 Ser Benillx 67 »i Nor Pac 4H4 ; So. they invaded the high- A five- to seven-room addition 'vices Hotli Stopl I Nwst Alrlln paper Izvestia saying( "Recon- ger on 47 Dogwood Rd., club whistle-stopping: Short hops and Schlaack, Laurel Ave., will cele- I Norwich Ph in Wick- Boring Air 45 naissance flights for the purpose vice president and program chair- quick talks off the cuff. brate his 35fh anniversary of atunk ls Horded 4i)>i I Ohio oil soil was softened This threatenh - Panned^ . Of the total Borjt Warn I Oliver Cp 31 Vj of collecting espionage informa- man. Quick Stories service with Bell Telephone La- cost of the Tomorrow Brunswick 6s4 Outb Mar b( ratories ed to destroy the soil and water , addition, $13,146 will Owens 1)1 01 23 V, tion in countries of the Socialist Activities will include a mem- .This means the newsmen try-j > . Murray Hill, Thurs- come from ca al oullav and Buckeye PI :a'i Pan A W Air resources of the whole area. i P" . Bucy P]rle in camp have been resumed from bership tea in October and ajing t0 keep up with them must!day. Buclil Co Param Piet mf Now modern plowing equipment the remaining $131,000 will be For 2 Boys 17*1 Penney. JC bases in Britain." winter theater party in New York take quick notes and write quick] He joined the laboratories in na Bulova Pa Pw&Ll 61'. enables them to till the grass- D° >d. Burl 1ml is-\ 41", City. I925 Pa nit The broadcast gave no other stories and, having written them, . following graduation from Approval was granted last FREEHOLD Services will Case JI 10', Phil El i:% ltl lands. rater Trac 25 S Pill II Pet details of the article. The American Home De-t^h to a phone or telegraph of-' e University of Michigan with Celanesn 53 «. in Africa the British set month by the Division of Local be held tomorrow morning for :r,'i Pt Steel It was from a British' base partment will plan the club's De-in1 fce ant] then dash back to be the bachelor's degree in electri- cues ft Oh Pul) Sv E4G 46'i ice and tnen dash bact carving a massive peanut 'Government and the state De- the two victims of a drowninE Chrysler ii'A 'it 40 that an American RB-47 recon- cal engineering. llipartmcnt of Education for theat 4:i'.i ruhllck Ind cember meeting program. Mrs.!sure ,hey missed nolning fram'Lusa'nroTacrerof'tro Lak. Topancmus Sunday. Cities Svc Pullman naissance aircraft took off for 1 SOfaCr6S0ftr P D Colg Palm 41 1 Pure Oil 33 '-i Nicolina D Anthony is department! In Njxon's case particularly it TJScTveoetaUon ° 'j township to exceed its borrow-! Services for James Smith. 7,will Colum Ons 31 \ the mission on which it was shot ing power t0 build the addition 0 Cmnl Snlv 33 'A RCA 62% chairman. |may [,e difficult on any given Too late theh v found troDical -h hold at the Callahan Funeral Con E%lv . I J^o I. fionrfyenr ,'iS' !!» Plyivd ence along the way if it's hear- ty- water about -1:50 p.m. after com- r.t No ity 1!S Huh 46^-48. Porumbeanu and also has oppos- The plasti* balloon, 300 feet in ing him for the first time. But paninns had pone for help. Ef- ftreyhnunrt ?''' I'S Smell Includes Nearby ed her efforts to get a larger diameter, seemed to collapse just MURDER ARREST jmrts hy first aid men anJd a mur on I'S Steel it will be tough on the newsmen forts by "-- -'•' —- - - llnmmrr Pap 30V Van Al Stl 3S',i Whites - Top quality (48-50 allowance under an inheritance. over the house of Mr. and Mrs. JACKSONVILLE, Kla. fAP)-,physician [ailed to revive them, Walwnrth looking for a new lead at each 1 00 Here Pdr 70 lbs.) 51i/j-55'/J; mediums 40 Norman F. Schlaack Ben Petero It fell in a dense'* " yesterdayy y arrested a James is survived by his ppa- III Cent W Warn I) Pic 48(-i "The acts of my grandmother stop. Int nns Men 550 W Perm El 41 12'^; smalls 28-30. — are inconsistent with my mass, crushing the kitchen and 26-year-old Negro wanted in Wil- rents, Mr, and Mrs. John Smith, Intllarv 43 West Un Tel 47"i Nixon is doing now what he In 1927, he began working on' sleeping perch roof and then rnington, Del., for an attempted 3 Hudson St., Freehold, and four Int Nick SOU WOMB El M'i Browns — Top quality (48-50 rights as an emancipated and murder in i95 ( While Mot 47U Int Paper n.Vi bs.) 52-54; mediums 40i/,-42'/2; married woman," the heiress did in the 195 campaign: (the development of overseas ra- spreading out to cover most ofi ' - Agent D.K. .brothers, John, Richard, Robert InI l T*TO1*TPT1 442 Wonlworth, cnit On his plane or train he findSjdiotelephone equipment, micro-1 the five-room frame house j Brown said Willie Cleveland waiv- and Thomas Smith; fmir sisters, IT-EOkT t HHrk 'JI no 1* smalls 33-35. said through her attorney, Louis 1 od a Jay Brecher, in state Supreme time to sit down and talk frankly wave radio equipment, and over- Mrs. petero said she heard "a hearing before a U.S. com- RosoMaric, Shirley, Carol Ann ^ourt. about his techniques and views'the-horizon radio systems. noise overhead sounding like a'missioncr and is being held in and Delorcs Smith, and his grand- with the newsmen accompanying! Except for the World War II'motor — and all of a sudden 5- M0 bond for Wilmington auth father'-••-•-, Hf-nisi"---•••*- Smith"-:•<•. LOCAL SECURITIES As a preliminary move, Brech- him. Kennedy doesn't go in for er applied for court authority to years, he has continued in (He the roof caved in." orities. Dennis, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tho following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso- much of that. same field until the present she roused her six children,, Allen LogKctt of 'XI Fnrd Ave., "break the seal" on papers ne avBra (1 ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- whereby the grandmoter was Method of Repetition time. During the war, his chief ranging in ages from four to 1144 ''" K rise and fall of Freehold, also is survived by a tions. They are a guldo to the range within which these securities concerns were the design and d th thee lidlidee aatt Galvcston Tex :•••-•••-is brother• , •Ronal ••d• •I.ef^ott - , ---an•d appointed guardian in 1951. Nixon has prepared newsmen concerns were the desiggn and de- anti hurried them oouu t of the Galvcston, Tex.. could have been sold (indicated by tho "bid") or bought (indicated for his method of repetition by velopment.ovlopmtff radidio communica-|housei| . None was hurt, only one foot. At two sistors, Victoria and I-'rances by tho "asked") at the time of compilation. Justice Henry Epstein reserved Maine, it's 18 feet, 2 inches. decision on the application. telling them they may get a little tion systems, and radar and elec- BANKS tronic countermeasures equip- The heiress said through the tired of it. He will oversimplify, Div. Bid Aiked perhaps, but he has a reason for rnent. Asliury Pk.-Manasquan Nat'l 1.30 34 attorney she wanted to inspect this, too: Mr. Schlaack is a professional Dental Auxiliary Asbury Pk., Ocean Grove 2.S0 41 the file of papers to start the engineer, New York State Iidu-^ Allcnhurst Nat'l .50 52 removal proceedings. To get across a sense of what Helmar-Wall Nat'l 2.00 58 kind of man he'd be In the White cation Department, and a mem-Program For The attorney told the court Ihe House. ber of the Institute of Radio En-j Central Jersey Bank .60 15'/$ 17 lie "has been shrouded In mys- Farmers & Merchants 1.00 48 In the 1956 presidential cam- gineers (IRE), lie has served on| o Investors First Nat'l, Bradley Beach 1.25 48 cry" and that "it is lime the paign Adlai Stevenson used the tho IRE's national television Scholarship Set veil was lifted." First Nat'l, Freehold (xx) 12«/4 14 technique of the "Position committee and the international; DEAL — Tho executive board Kcansburg-Middlctown 12.00 375 Samuel Markewich, special Paper." radio consultative committee. ! f the Monmouth County Den- Long Branch Trust 18.00 525 court-appointed Runrdlan of Mm. o MORTON & From time to time during the He is the author of several, tal Auxiliary met last week at tho nationwide investment company w Merchants Trust • .70 22 24 Porumbcnnu's property, also nsk-campaign he would release — at papers on single-sideband radio-1 home of Mrs. Joseph Ilecht on 78 Matawan Dank .30 0 ed that the flic be opened. «ccutivo offices in Bost Monmouth County Nnfl .12 7 great length and in great de- telephono transmitting equipment Phillips Ave., and mndo plans 4 /i "There are some strango things tail a statement of his views and ultra short wave radio equip- to hold a luncheon fashion show Peoples Nat'l, Keyport 3.00 70 ,80 connected with this case," Mark- New Jersey Trust 1.00 44 on the major isucs and how ha'dment, lo raise funds for its dental hy- Sen Bright Nat'l .75 48 cwlch said. "When I was appoint- meet them If elected. These were Mr. Schlaack and his wife, Co- fllcnlst scholarship fund, ed special guardian I read the prcpnred for him by experts In ra, have lived here elfiht yoars. Thl» year's party will be held INDUSTRIAL record and I found thntt Mrs. Electronics Associates (XXX) 32^4 various fields. Sometimes Steven- They hnvo a son, Norman, Jr., Sept. 1!> at 12:30 p. m, at tho Hanson VW-M . 5 * Benedict hncl deposited in Gnm-son failed to follow up these now living In Fort Laudordalc, fi House, Rt. 35, West hle's mother's vnult one million Ilnydu Industries '/. 5/III slnli'Mients of bis views In hi« Fin. Dcnl. Lnlrtl & Company ,.. VA Vj lollnrs In ensli. I wnnl to know speeches. | The Schlaacks nre members of All proceeds will be nllocntod Monmouth I'nrk .4.1 !l he source nf ih« ensh." ; llr neemcd to think everyone;the Maliiwiin Methodist Church.'in the unit'* $500 dental hyxlcnist N. .1, Nalurnl Cm* ' .1)0 24' The m o t h c r, Josephine Men luul read the "Position Papers", '!<• bulonus to and sits on the srhiilnrihip It will nlvc lo n cnun- 22 N. J, Natural Cins G% PW. 1.20 21 idlrl, died In l!M(i. —which were too lonjj for mnny official boards of both the Ncp- ty hiy.h M|KK>| June liiiulunlc to IJ, S. HumuN nml Development Corp 21 ! Trad lvlectrnnlcfl .0!! Mrs. Pnrumlirami, who I* rx- pnprrit lo publish — nnd there- tune Sportsmen's Chih and Ihn use at Ihe denial hyuii'iiltt col- llrockwny OIMHN M'/ vrMnf! n child, U srliniliili>il to|fore apparently M\W no need tr>, Wnyslilo Hod nml Gun Club, llu )r-jy of her rhnler. •Plus ntock dividend, (xxx) 2 percent stock div. 1058; nharlt npproxliniilcly JSfln.nilfl|dwell on them later. nlso [H a inember of thn Cnlcnr. i-avlimni will l>« Ibfy rliilri>'n (xx) (!.7 percent Mock div, 1058; wlicn becomes 21 on Jmi. Nixon, too, will issue "I'ral-J-lNliiiiK Group «ml H former.Drew .Shop nf Whiln St., Kcil "'include! extra dlvidond. 5, 1002. lion PiipcrH" iind then fdllrtw'menibiT of thu Apollo Club. IliaiiK, the abnormal'my Jn wMefc *• 4-Toesd*r. Aug. 30, 1964 BED BANK HECISTEB Asbury Park Man dMW fl»y*r He prefer*, to play ia MEDICAL ' one particular way «Uywd to A> Golle|e Clothes To Mali* the Grade Robbed of 82.200 Socialize with rtfcer diiMres, with ASBURY PARK — Police today aJroort completely iitinUrett in said they are investigating a re- MEMOS often. Washing Dishes port by Henry Lopez, 62, of 1307 Another outstanding lymptom if By M. Bangs Ave., that he was attacked) so repeatedly. It is difficult to NEW YORK (AP) — Washing Moreover, the experience dem- I by two men and robbed of $2,200 Most persons who are scbizo-jget such a child to find Interest dishes and waiting on tables are onstrated anew the truth of what | at 3 a. m. yesterday when he, phrenic had symptoms which in various games or playthings, not, as a rule, considered proper;a certain Englishman named | stepped from his car in front of should have been recognized in A parent should not become diversions for passengers on an | John Milton said several hun-j his home. • ear]y childhood before the age of alarmed because the child seems. acean cruise. dred years ago: It was the second robbery Mr.jjfjve SomSome havhave symsymptomptomss within'twith o act abnormally. To know what U J D But the rules went out the "They also serve who only Lope-—z ha- d reported-*''• this' year. Po-j" the first few months of life. is abnormal one must thorough- porthole when the liner Britan- stand and wait." lice said that three months agoj The importance of knowing this ly understand what normal devel- nic sailed from Liverpool last he said he was held up and rob-]is that if treated early there would opment and behavior are. When bed of several thousand dollars in d h f tai i week. Some 200 crewmen had bed of several thousand dollars in (,e a good chance of memi in doubt the family doctor can of- itayed behind because of the Brit- Telegram his stationery store, Cuba's, 1337 fer the best advice and reassur- ish seamen's strike, and the Springwood Ave., Asbury Park. ance. ship's stewards were in a stew. Mr. Lope/., who was not in- Backfires jured, told police the money tak- So, with typical British aplomb, en from him today represented they took their case to the 899 METUCHEN (AP) — Mrs. receipts at his business place. passengers, with the result that Carrie Smith, who reached her I On Sunday morning, upon open- DID YOU more than 50 paying guests, most- 100th birthday yesterday, has ing the store, he had reported ly younger boys and girls, step- received telegrams of congrat- the place had been broken into ped Forward to serve. ulations from President Elsen- during the night, but that noth- For nine days they manipulated hower and Gov. Robert B. ing was missing. KNOW? menus, displayed dexterity with Mcyner. the dishware and generally bad "Now isn't that silly?" "she Car Hits Tree, Pole, There's a a fine time. A $3.50 a day plus said, scanning the governor's z. tips they averaged $50 apiece for telegram. "He doesn't know me Driver Not Injured the crossing. and I don't know him." And not only that, explained RED BANK - Raymond Hen- disease bei"S held back in its 17-year-old New Yorker Wil- She said the same thing about sler, 39 of Buena Vista Ave.,!dla&nosls- liam Cameron when the ship the President's telegram. Rumson, who told police he was Developement is sometimes docked yesterday. "We were able returning from taking a baby sit-1 complicated by the fact that to meet some very interesting A regional food specialty of ter home, escaped unhurt early jthe symptoms are obvious there and good-looking girls and make Sunday morning when his carare "mes wnen the behavior is Diest, Belgium, is beer and sau- normal and dates," he said. sages. hit a tree and utility pole at 69 medical advice is de- Tower Hill Ave layed or thought not to be neces- to serve you in Police Capt. Frank J. Mazza;sarv- EATONTOWN your own CAMPUS CASUALS For the posh yet practical look in academic circles, a fake fur coat reported Mr. Hensler said he fell . The outstanding symptoms are L'MvlfL.'j LAbu/\LS ... i ur me pusn yei pracucai IOUR in academic circles, a IIIKC uir coal i • , — ,i • j^:r. ,. u; „!„„„ „„> .„ and chic tuo piece knit can.' off honors. Here is a three-quarter length coat (left) with face- |asleep at the wheel of his car. lne aes're to ne aione, not to Monmouth framing collar in Alatia, new dynel and verel pile fabric. Pearl buttons point up the double- The accident was reported at 4:33' MARIAN breasted look. For class, both scholastic and stylishy , there's the orlon and wool Italian knit a. in. Mr. Hensler was giveg n a Moslems believe that one Shopping Center (right) with overblouse with striped sleeves and neckline insert, co-ordinated with trumpet-pleated i summons for careless driving. prayer in the Great Mosque in MIDDLETOWN skirt. J COIN BOX STOLEN ' I Delhi, India, is worth 25 uttered MARTIN RED BANK—The coin box oni'n lesser houses of worship. The Route 35 and What is the fastest way to clear to go home to her mother, except! an automatic hobby horse in front (Great Mosque contains relics of up a black eye, and what is the Middletown Rd. SEW when she got there her mother|of ,|le Mayfair Market, Newman Mohammed, including hair from Fall and . .. By ; excuse to give so people i had gone home to her mother, I Springs RJ., was reported stolen hihis bbeard. . 'tlaught atyou?-Henpecked.,so my wjfe went home l0 mySunday, Police Chief George H. "fljjjjj, Winter Goorge! Dear George: j mother! ! Isn't there some rule Clayton said yesterday. My husband is so interested in,against this? I mean, fair's fair, The Corner overflowed his dopey hi-fi setup he pays no,—Stymied, CUTS FINGERS Wardrobe BY GEORGE , attention to me, and I'm furious! Dear Henpecked, Furious and SHREWSBURY — Edwin Sut- and expanded into the (This is the assembly-line and I was trying to attract his inter- stymied: jphinr ,. 31--., o-f- 12—1 Becchwood Dr.—,, = shop next door. Chock full mass - production age and est by modeling a brand-new j x takcs a heap 0, livi tQ make cut tinmen on his left hand Sun- § b of back-to-school fashions. nightie and all he said was lo'a house a homg |day which he put through a .glass ,| New Color Fashion Boole utilized good old American quit walking around as I was! • Idoor in his home. He received Drop by, have » look around know-how to produce, as below, jiggling the speaker. I hit him ! 12 stitches in Riverview Hospital, and show off your tan. the only assembly-line advice with the mop. Don't you think Potato leafhoppers, which Red Bank. ' ; g column In the entire advice I was justified?—Furious. |Cause damage to potatoes, alfai- ~ dodge.) fa sna beans Dear George: i ' P aid young apple President Zachary Taylor : trees, winter in southern Louisi- served in four wars — the War My wife made good her threat ana. Southerly winds in the of 1812 and the Black Hawk,

By Gellermana spring carry them as far northSeminole and Mexico wars.

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"It's okay, gang! We'll let her play with us after all!" Tiny Driftwood Miss Steps Out SEA BRIGHT - Cute as a jbutton with her dark curls and' red swimsuit, Linda Bloodsworth. 'daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul | Bloodsworth. 99 Stratford Rd., iNew Shrewsbury, was named OUR DEALS j Young Miss Driftwood yesterday THE HAPPIESXSH afternoon. There were 15 girls in the con- test judged by Vincent Arnone,' ARE GOOD owner of Vincent's Beauty Shop, cross Red Bank; Mrs. June Lindstrom. owner of Ethel Krauss Dress Shop, Sea Bright; and Mrs. Ella I Wiltshire Difjgle of the Ella TO THE Wiltshire Real Estate Agency, Sea Bright. A whiz for Linda, now in third grade of style — the most Swimming River School, said she fashion-conscious shoe likes writing best in her school LAST work and that her hobbies are a girl could wear — that's swimming and ice skating. Cross Patch! An oxford — with Runners up were Donna Es- posito. 9. daughter o! Mr. and what a difference! So smart, Stride Rite SWAP! Mrs. Robert Esposito, 25 Rector just had to make it all sorts of PI., Red Bank, a fourth grader at Oakland Street School, and scrumptuous ways. And I Susan Dolan, 8, daughter of Mr. every one with that • and Mrs. Harry Dolan, Jr., 32 It's clearance time on the I960 models—the I9fil Valiants |Branford Cir., New Shrewsbury wonderful fit to I a fourth grader at Sycamore protect eager are coming soon. It's saving time for you-we're making sen- School. feet! sational deals to move our stocks. But they're going fa,t at these Union Beach prices to hurry for a great deal before we make our last swap! Members of the Democratic Club of Union Reach attending the Mnnmouth County Democra- tic Show In Convention Hall, As-, bury Park, Mondv night wero Mr. and Mrs. William Rndgcrs,! Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith, Mr. and MPS Richard Shannon, Mr llarvev Kriksrn. Mr. and Mrs. ,Thnmsis Pcrno, Mr. .tml Mr*. 'Albert Hurnnss, Mr. and Mrr Kugpno Homier. Mr. and Mrs Russell Illrki., Mrs. F.llnn Smith. Mr. anil Mrs. John Ol.imlivt I nnti I .minimi Ciihmlra.

; .lohn RMiert Scullion, win of Mr. and Mrs ICdwnrd I. Scul- lion, Union Avp , left Thursday fnr the Circnl I.nkrs Training Stnlion, III., whom ho will bojjln his bnslc Navy raining.

Mr unit Mrs. Albert |.lr, Kindle AVP., will Irfivc I'rl- diiy via pliinc [nr ^i vacnliim Valiant ...The rar you'd ivanr at any prirr. trip tn ftfrtnuilfi 'lh''\' ni<• MIMHI. I)''IS llf till' Dl'llHK IIIIIC (,'lul) ll' S. W See your local I'lymouth-Valiant dealer now! I'miin Hi'iiili S'oiiii' mi-it |i|(i< In ftilluw (li ml'", win n IHIVIIII' i IIIDH'S (IIIM'I SHOE CO. ,"i'l ,1 Kt< I: mil nf liii'.iluni' Ilirin Hu-.l-vr, ,|'., ,| ,,|,,,,| |,|r;l In K 18 BROAD ST. Wed. & Fri. 'til 9 P. M. RED BANK I hi Ml' I Ill'll. ,|l |l'i|' I V'XI I .1 !" ' ,11 ! l.rjn \\ ill) .Hlljllll)! V .111 ''<'! tl ''III l/.lllll ,ll|t i'l Today's Business Mirror die East governments T than uixTte Wwl n S. Pacetti, who presided us WaHfF; _•. l BED BANK REGISTER ? H oo oil revenue-;. Alg) pbset js Me al ConferenceJoanl imports commissioner, said be would re- tlOSPtlOSPlUll l Tuesday, Aug. 30. X960-5 ' enieja»t seeing much of its oil by tbe end of 1959 manufacturing! _. ^ _: commend Pecoraro's dismissal as! syphoned away in tne output had increased by en *ver'i | lfftp |V| i fireman. ^ £. | ... .. Karvaski has been an' employee general world confusion in the oil agg e .of, , {57 ',p per cent of Trouble Names The fireman made a trip to Cu- and a resident of Che hospital 7953 level in the European com- ba in July, expecting to return Commandeers isince 1957. The Dominican Republic under mon market countries of France. Revisit Cuba to bis Fire Department duties on By S^M DAWSON Thijillo is flirting with Mf. K., West Germany. Belgium, Luxem- Aug, 3. However, he was picked I- too, on the heejs of our breakingbourg, the Netherlands and Italy. AP BUSINESS ANALYST NEW YORK (AP) — Richard! up by Cuban authorities on July PatrolmanXaCEDAR GROVE (AP) - rPolice hirr.HWii IDVHT of srm t off of diplomatic relations. 0> cUy firei Wb ot 30 s ld held so ler (or Z0 rree ir.i». ™ * . T ° f i D ' "9. / ^ have charged a porter at the Es- NEW YORK — Castro, Trujil- shores for the currently morejCaught in (he middle are many cent int0 once ln C for Pccoraro sald he and a 1 A f E "I d1 i ' ' chance lloi-ltrt No. M.8I25..W lo, Lumumba—they are but three prospering ones. The dollars [American manufacturing, ship- ° s ^ d" 'cuss'n8 international politics, says; acquaintance had been discussing of the trouble names on Unclejhasn't been undermined—but thcSP'nB and banking firms with phy- at gun- Switzerland, Portugal and Aus'|h- .e would like to return to the'"ihe political situation." He ac- ride in Sam's list when sizing up his) threat, however far fetched, is sical assets there or thriving busi- By virtllf ftf an Or»liT of thf Su- tria. island — if he can stay out otjknowledged that his ideas includ-a n,,rni trade and investment prospects. there, nesses in peril, jail. 'cd arguments detrimental to tlici . perior Court of New Jeney. Chancery Manufacturing Output ' A thon with the rest of the world. j Causing ^^ Amnkn ,nvestments j "I feel it might help to get! government of Fidel Castro. • " V Karvaski, 31, alleged- AMK'isl. Hifil). m a civil action whfreln In the United States 1959 manu- '"-- , 'ly forced the officer to drive Hi.ward Th'.r H;tlvorsrn m the plaintiff Coming up next months is a: The Soviet government has been Trujillo's hand hovers over on- scurred tack n ;thil v'lii *r* the deffn'lRnt. you ar« ( Island bache or as he New York as soon as he was : a 1 d w e I I, North hcrrhy rfciulrfd 1., answer th» com- l«ii)iifr fm or before the : 117 per cent jpleaded guilty before a Tire De- released and attempted to reportj ivih rlay of Octolior, l!)6n. hy Bfrvinn trade with most of the nations ;t00. Wnile Russia.s total share is investments abroad. These come him his troubles. Kar-l.i oi me western world, us tim-jsn,;,^ it manages to concentrates about 29 billion dollars. The; The capital boom in Europe is parent trial comrrfissioner to for duly as a fireman on Aug. 22 ' # charges that could lead to his!But, he found he had been sus-i i «" ng coincides with growing pro.|on sore spots_and inflame them .spread of unrest in the world; -till continuing in 1960 while the .•capon and '"I""- '•"' «••>''!< New Jer«»y. «nn in tests in this country against in-| The Congo's copper may be the!can't help but increase American U. S. economy is trying to climb dismissal. Ipended for unauthorized absence. . , , ,, Mcf.iiilt therfnr fUcli m-Jement shall h« y assault With a deadly weapon. ren.ler».. JHI.I plaintiff ami Vful. months, it has been booming! Soviet price cutting has led trial potentials abroad, (GATT). Out of these meetings without permission for nearly 22 ago — hut nothing untoward wasj The ride ended at 6:115 a.m.j ! late.I: AnptiKt L'fl. ffMj». when Karvaski agreed to drive WUK. W1SK. WIC1I.MANN abroad. American oil companies to lower The industrial slowdown here, come tariff and quota conces- da vs. recorded that time. * HERICH. A sideline, but a troublesome;prices in India and the Middle seems to be speeding the trend, sions—with prospects this time It looked as if Pecorara wouldl back to Cedar Grov headquar-i *ltorneyii mr rialnlilf, M Broarl Street. one, is the flow of investment!East—to the distress not only of But already the European econ-; that the bargaining will be long have time to travel if he chose. It pays to advertise in The ters for questioning, poiicc said! l>>l tlank, Srw Jruev. money and gold from these our oil companies but of the Mid-1 omy was growing at a faster rate >and hard. Qeputy Fire Commissioner Albert'Register.—Advertisement. lie is being held there. '* I • Kept. fi. lr,. CO )2fi.iS RED BANK MERCHANTS INVITE YOU TO SAVE! WED. NITE END OF MONTH SPECIALS FREE PARKING IN ALL MUNICIPAL PARKING LOTS!

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vtlver covered hanging photo frames Gallon 2 inserts, reg. 98e §Qg FILLER SCHOOL Thrifty Protection. 6 inierti, reg, 1.98 ] . . s^i lecurfty'pZctTrnr ,us!this realization and that we' t00'ar e "-operating with "We are in real trouble now," recounting a visit he made to the Freehold Trotting In this short series. The Ken e some run. ".We are expecting will rise 40 to 50 per cent in thisltne inevitable . . ." Races, nedy group is of unparalleled p nt in this real trouble," run the others. The size and composition, is domin-j CARMICHAEL decade alone. There would be The same problem will face the House of Dele- so-called "Catholic issue" — that "This tipster is a friend of mine," he says, "so I little reluctance to rising social Bted by economic liberals, univer-l Kennedy is a member of the tell him that I want the two horses with the highest sity professors. Whether or notj security taxes to finance these gates of the American Bar Association which meets benefits, A Nixon Administra- this week. A committee has drawn up a report which Catholic faith — is endlessly re- odds for the daily double. He gives me the right horse Kennedy is accepting their views peated in these messages. Another is unknown, but he certainly is v while it is not as philosophic as Richard Nixon's state- factor mentioned again and again in the second race, but the wrong one in the first I being exposed to a dazzling vol- social security taxes. ^mont, it is more a study of Communist activities in is the Democratic convention's end up blowing the double and it pays $932. ume and variety of exhilarating[ (5) Both men would spend more the United States from the standpoint of a lawyer, markedly liberal platform, which Ideas. Vice President Nixon real- "After that, I get lucky. I pick the winner of the for a stronger U.S. defense and it is a sound report. I was particularly interested in already has been repudiated by ly has no equivalent of the Ken-^ nearly every important Demo- second race, the third, the fourth, the fifth and the nedy brain trusts, and it is ar- a more aggressive U.S. stance , ^ ., . • ,. t. • .. i .. ^ wnat tnis cratic politician In the South — gued he has no need for one throughout the world. Since this document had to say about Communist sixth. I'm telling you, I never had such a streak." Including Smathers himself. *ince he has the whole of Ihc gues beyond the realm of eco- lawyers: "I know," said Armstrong, shaking his head in government to choose from when nomics, I'll not be more specific. Operation Dixie, therefore, will sympathy, "but tell me—how much did you lose?" he wants counsel on a bread-and-i "A group of Los Angeles lawyers, who had quit proceed on this pattern: National (6) In the sphere of monetary butter issue. Those identified as tne n Democratic party speaker will policies, foreign aid, efforts to CP ' disillusionment in the latter 1940's described not go into the South without close to him are generally eco- CC1 l 0 i rs va llt a '•Grandpa, I'd Like To Do My Own Hunting" nomic conservatives, and also in £™' A i'^ , f ". ! ! '' i their party experiences. Most of them had been re- Smathers' prior agreement, No this group are several fabulously' into the CP after the other lawyer members party handbill, no party pamphlet, fuccessful businessmen. will be circulated without his much more than a Kennedy Ad-'had induced them to attend informal 'legal' discussion knowledge and concurrence, No Surely too, the difference in the ministration would. Nixon's; groups where they were gradually exposed to Marxist effort whatever will be made to approach of the two brain trusts I OU P dl 1 1 pll 0SO ny w tncy nctua defend Ihc Democratic convention to the vital economic Issues of of thc °?di;us Vhich Kcnn" (ily s! '' P - ^en "y joined the party, the platform. our era has come through un- brain trust believes ore wonfrnew recruits were placed in a special lawyers' group Rather, the purpose will he to mistakably In the proccdinj; serious study. whoso membership was kept secret. There they re- columns. If we assume that the ignore that platform whenever It brain trusts would have Influence intensive Indoctrination aimed at guiding their Is possible. Where there are over- (not to be taken for granted, but, ;oiihtT man would go fiir•'iwyViii'd; thinking along accepted CP channels. Communist law- powering local demands that it a fairly logical assumption), then to left of be discussed, the Southern Demo- the following suggests what might iXsHihower yers are not allowed to disagree with party theory and cratic campaign reply will be occur. | eithcr abido dlctatcs or lcave this: The Southern leaders never accepted that platform. Instead, (DA Kennedy Administration unce of what ii pructlcul and the party." they would point out that any would push hard for a great ex- d 1 hi r y This ls S0 b0CUllS0 th0Communls l Pnrl ls a dis convention can write n platform punslon of government spending tf To rST'the dTffH rt"nci.r "" ° "" y - but no convention can make any tin desirable and OKKcntlnl public cl Iinwl (»:ndoi,urlei.oi .even column-. ! P °rt>unlznthm in which ouch member conforms platform Into law. Only Conxrcia »crvirr« not only because "The AW THE on the llriiln Irutla.) to thh e party linli e andd obeyb s ththe purty't's ordersd . ThiThsi iis can do that — and tho South, no public M-rkir Is syntomulically HHE' E matter \ hnt happens In Nnvcm sliitvi'tl" bill nl<,o hrcniiM' spi'nd-1 lIK; universal pattern. Kven ouch figures as Tito Broz, her, will mill have power In Ini: (in everything from srhouls THE TOO MUCH J:XCITMI:NT IChiiinf! Kai-shek and Karl Hrowder discovered what tn mr-Mlt's I". Ihc bi'M WHY In WII.MINOTON, N<\ li| n (This doesn't menu Hint Ken- N/\on AtlttitiV\lt/item woi/M iwnr |li Ji'lllllil kill)! MI;II ki III ill I ,iin iciitriil authority. On this the report says: iietly »r Johnson will back up «n tniif'h iii'iir (iiiiiintrly U\ 111 r- Hi linn lli'.ii h then Imiili'il "I'lii1 hflinvior of ilrfcnsn counsel fn the 10-1!) inch on Ilii- |iliilfi>rin, It only "I I'III-M I yn\ Inn i M itm " niriiin lluit the .Southern run- 1 New York Smith Ad trial wits In complete accord MK'itilii') Tin' ,'y'niin vii'w k Hnt. :li.- • I |tiili:ii will fninkly Inivr Krnnrdy tin' (mlilx >.i i (nr i» u mi i iv .*i'. Mil !. 11,:nl y .II i, niil. with tlie |>;tily'.'i .'iltiii'lui'l i.owi IIOUIII .slnili'/iy. and Jolmwii on tlilx point,) Miss Caroline Walling PEWISTHE^HENACK fcjr HANK KE^CHAM Around Monmou+h RED BAXK REGISTER ' Tu«a*r, Aug. 30, 1960-7 With Mill! Miss Mildred Podracky Marries Robert Phelan ly Mr*. Albert J. Hrutict KEYPORT - Miss Caroline filled with carnations, babies'- Thi* if Bikini weather, although and Jeanne Strendberg, Prospect Mary Walling of 215 Broadway, Is Wed to Newark Man breath and ivy leaves. the only bikini I've seen around Hill, Red Bank; Ellie Qualay, ! daughter of the late Mr. and Jacqueline Hurster of Keyport, Monmouth was on Lilo, the Leonardo; Rich McQuiilen and NEWARK —Miss Mildred Lin- Mrs. Robert Sikora of Arlington Mrs. Rufus Ogden Walling, Jr., the flower giri, wore a gown of French actress and chanteuse. Trudy Ross, New York; the A.J. da Podracky> daughter of Mr. [ was matron of honor for her »is- and Robert William Phelan, son white silk organza over pale gold She wore hers aboard Jim Bish- Hruskas, Rumson, and Charles and, Mrs. Stephen Podracky, 2,ter. The bridal attendants were of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. taffeta. She had a crown of white op's newest boat, "Away We Go Gabrielle, Toms River. Oregon Ave., Hazlet, and DonaldiMisi s Betty Podracky, Hazlet, sis- Phelan, ST., of 44 Middlesex St., velvet flowers on her head, and IV." Jim sailed to Atlantic City! Don Stuart, who is a member Lardieri, son of Mr. and Mrs.jter of the bride, and Miss Mary Matawan, were married Saturday carried a small basket of-jiejlow Sunday with Bill Armstrong of of A.I.D., is president of Stuart Anthony Lardieri, 132 South Sev-j Alice TOWLTS and Mrs. Robert In St. Joseph's Catholic Church. carnations. Matawan and Joan Sullivan and! Inc., of South Orange. He is re-enth St., here, were married Sat- j Miller, Newark. Michelle Kovac, Rev. Alfred W. Smith officiated in St. Antoninus Catholic Kearney, cousin of the bride, Theodore Phelan, Jr., Matawan, Melda Kaiser of Jersey Cityidecorating Fran's apartment on, , at the double-ring ceremony. n rcn was the flower girl. was his brother's best man. The They attended the races yester-lsouth Munn Ave., East Orange, r " RevKev . John Andre officiated at: j The bride was given in mar- ushers were John Miller and Pet- day and are due back in Sea and one of the rooms of her! , - A) wore orcnjd cnifl0n street riage by. her grandfather, Rufus er Hallock, Matawan, and Rich- Bright today. ibeach house. He also supervised the ceremony. length dresses with small match- the entire interior decor of (he Given in marriage by her fath-;jng hats. Mrs sikora's orchid Ogden Walling, Sr. Her floor ard Phelan, Morganville, :er the b de vvor a whlte n |on bridegroom's cousin. Luaus top the list of popular iLiebermans' new home in Short - " e y i parasol was trimmed with orchid length gown was rosepoint lace, tulle gown desl ed Wltn a ted styled with a basque bodice Mrs. Leon Garrison of ICeyport, parties this summer. Every luaulHills. ! g" '" 'camations. The other attendants trimmed with sequins and seed the bride's cousin, wore a along the shore.. .so far. ..has! |bodico with square neckline andjcarried orehid parasoi9 trimmed pearls, and a full skirt of lace had record attendance. The Ship: Marion Siefried, a supervisor three-quarter length sleeves. Ruf-iwith pink carnaijons. The flower silk crepe afternoon dress with flcs of matching tulle trimmed and tulle. Her fingertip length a hat of red feathers and a cor- Ahoy Beach Club's Saturday i at Riverview Hospital, celebrated girl carried a princess basket the skirt crown of sequins and . veil was attached to a lace Juliet sage of white orchids. The bride- night was almost an S.R.O. af-iher birthday with friends at Dop- fiHed with orchid carnations pearls. She carried a cascade! cap, and her cascade bouquet groom's mother wore a blue or- fair, although it was for mem-jpelfs Hofbrauhaus in Highlands Nicholas Lardieri. Newark, I bouquet of was carnations, babies'-breath, ganza dress with matching &c- bers and their guests only. Wheth-! Wednesday. roses and lillies of;brother of the bridegroom, was the valley. lily of the valley and ivy leaves. cessories, and a corsage of white er it is the Polynesian food or! ; (best man. Ushering were Stephen orchids. the zany clothes people wear to! Casting of the Monmouth Play- Podracky, Jr., Hazlet, brother of Miss Helen Sweeney of Mata After a reception at Rollo's these affairs,, one thingg is cer- ers' first fall production, "The play "Banjo." Lee Hendry of Lit- 'theh " bride; RobertMilier and!Sal- wan, the bridegroom's cousin, tain: Everyone loves a luau. P.S. M.Ma_n un,,Who. r™Cam.e .to„ nin.»,Dinner,"" jst|e silver will be Mrs. Stanley," lVatore pagano Newark Post House, Keyport, the couple If you are invited to a luau, get was maid of honor. Her princess left for a wedding trip to Canada. iid l nearing completion. There are 36 with Don Davis of Monmouth! ... . . „. ., styled satin gown was styled with there early or you'll miss the best roles in the play, although more'Hills as "Mr. Stanley." Jocelyni*"" a rec

TRUCKLOAD Win (Mrs. Samuel) Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Penick of Cooper Rd., Middletown, dined at the Rumson Saturday and on Sun- SALE day afternoon Win was hostess at a chicken barbecue in the garden of "The Sycamores," her new! Wardflex! lovely home on Thomwood Farm in Middletown. Guests included WOOD the Penicks, Mildred (Mrs. Coe) Norton of Cobble Close Farm and house paint her houseguests, Tex Neville and George Brankey of New York, and the Jack Giordanos of Pat- EXTENSION 100% ACRYLIC-LATEX erson La., Middletown. BASE-REGULARLY 6.99 Lorita (Mrs. Thomas Irving) Brown of Rumson and the Ken- LADDERS p«r gal. In neth McQueens of Fair Haven ! were enjoying the music of Billy 4«gal. ca«e i McKim at the Rumson Saturday Saturday night. . .The McQueens' I son-in-law and daughter, the Al- Single gallon 6.18 j bert V. Joneses, and granddaugh- j | ter.. .Lorita. . .aged 6.. .have re- • Save 4.04 per case turned to San Antonio, Tex., con- 16-Ft. cluding a visit of several weeks LADDER e Wath tool* In water here. 9 e Resists blistering Mr. and Mrs. Edgar V. Denise Reg. 13.95. Sturdy Self-cleaning white and popular pas- :and the Noel J. Lartauds of Fairj seasoned weed. ' Haven have returned from a trip tel colors. Extra-durable protection; to the New England states, high- Hardwood rungs. Moisture-resistant; no peeling. light of which was a dinner ofi TIENS- AT PUSH-BUTTON STEPi Rust resistant freshly caught Maine lobster in! "The Lobster Shanty" out on I IN. Hidden elosticized inset. Blac$ locks and hard- 1.39 SUPER HOUSE PAINT the dock on the tip of Cape Por- j smooth feother. $4.90; B. BACKJ poise, Maine. They spent one day! ware. in Mystic, Conn., the town which j BEAT BOOT. Blocked,' bone) is a museum of old colonial green, or seaweed smooth leather] 4.22 I homes and fishing and shipping k $4.99; C. NEW KILT-TIE. 2 shoe* ' 'T\ Sols 24 Ft. Ladder par gal. In vessels. From there they went on to Rhode Island and to Kinne- in 7. Brown, grey or green "P/g« Reg. 24.95 20.88 4-gal. case er brink and Biddeford, Maine,, 5-gal. can million", pigskin. $4.9?.*Sixes STURDY where they crossed the state into j 4*,0 9 Choose brilliant, $elf-cleaning white, New Hampshire. They stayed at; CONSTRUCTION the Winding Brook Lodge in | I rich, fade-reilitont colors. High Keene and then headed for; 6 FOOT \MfaQ power; fights mildew. i home.

STEP Single gallon ... 4.66 Edgar Farrington of Sea Bright and New York will close the LADDER PAINT NOW-PAY LATER summer season here with a week- Reg. 5.95 end house party at his beautiful ON WARDS EASY TERMS Bimini pink house on the strip SALE 4.88 in Sea Bright. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marks1 and Dr. and Mrs. Vincent Tier-; nan of Rumson were among the1 dinner guests at the Rumson Sat-! urday night. i SUB-TEENS-D.'. STRAPi STYLE. ALUMINUM SCREEN STORM Brown,'red or black'mooth Flitting about town In her new leather.^ $3.99;' E.' SIDE-LACER French vanilla Lark is Helen j (Mrs. Clarence) Ohnmacht of! STEP-IN.'Stretch laceOBIack Middletown. tmooth leather. $3.99; F. SADDLE WINDOW 1 OXFORD. Black nylon velvet with Johnny Gots of Keansburg, lyrl-' cist and pianist, is playing week-, leather. $4.9?. Sizes 854-4, ends at Sullivan's in Sea Bright. (The handsome and silver-maned' SALE! Jim Sullivan is not getting mar-| ried as has been rumored around Take advantage of this terrific sal* to modern town. Jim couldn't be to cruel tn so tnanv fair ladies as to Use 1 ixe your home with Ward* aluminum iereeni— take himself out of circulation.) 1 they won't ru»t, tag or warp. Alwayi look I Bprth!1 (Mrs MlM) Horvath Of Wards of Mountainside and Leonardo has, her niece (Mrs.) Eleanor Cook 3 Easy of Riviera Beach, Flv, ns a h use RUMt for AURU5t and P Credit Plans All Aluminum SCREEN and STORM tcmbcr" . " BOYS-O. STRETCH SLIP-ON, From our exclusive Educator'collection. Black More than 200 attended the smooth leothtr. $5.99; H. BLACK OXFORD. Smoolh4ond grained learner WINDOW. Easy cleaning tilt type clambake at the Driftwood Beach combination, Slzei 12V4-3, $4.99; 3W-6, $6,99. Club In Sea Bright Saturday. GUARANTEED For at low at Mont of the members ended the Young mtn't ilui to $8,99 evening listening to Chuck Rob- INSTALLATION CAN bins playing his unique and mar- e For any tiie up to velous arrangements on the Ham- BE ARRANGED BY EXPERT mond organ and piano at Ihc 40x78 Driftwood Bar, (The beach club FACTORY TRAINED Is private but the bar la open to the public all you round.) INSTALLERS 1" Thick Aluminum Combina- tion Door Salt Prlet I;rnn Ailler of Mnnmnuth Bfitch and I'.ast Or»n«« had hrr »l«li»r, Molly, iinil brnlhcrln In* (IJr ) Milton l.lnlicrniiin nf Sluirl Illlli nml Dt unusuali tne Na. (May I see you tomorrow?) Is >ned with is stalking'the moors— ma be ganizers of the Olympic Games er and principal, held their clos- The doors of the show will be| y obtained from the show!tiona, Aeronautics and Space Ad- followed by: fwo-Gun Tony Armstrong-Jones. today introduced a strong note ing session Friday, followed by a opened to the public at 4 p. m. j secretary F. H Walker of 725 miriistration says. "Posso vederla qucsta sera?" Royal estate workers say 30- R vn re of romance into the Olympic Fleet Candidate luncheon in Old Union House. Friday, Sept. 9. but New Jersey's a ^ Ave., Interlaken. NASA gave three reasons why (May I see you this evening?") ear-old Tony is even outgunning C R f Far in Village. • BAINERIDGE, Md. - Midship, Summer classes were divided largest flower show will officially | \. ' , ° ™ K the communications satellite re- The Italians—who think ' of •rince Philip, wHo long has man Frederick H. Massey, son of into two teams, with members open at 8 p. m. with traditionaliPresident of the society, is flects more light at one time Every foreign athelete was everything — follow the above thought himself the best shot in e show Hl Mrs. Gladys Smith, 1 Van Court of the losing teams serving as ceremonies by public officials.! *"""?"° * - than another: issued a dictionary telling him expression with: the royal family. Ave., Elberon, N. J., has been hosts at the luncheon. The show wilill continue Saturday;K>ng of Little Silver is treasurer., , On A hoHlon , |ooks dim. or her how to make love in "Ecco un regalo per lei." This is quite an achievement for Mrs Mar rescher Oa khurst selected as a fleet candidate to from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m., andj - >Lf ' _ -{mer than it does overhead pr Italian. (There is a present for you). sx-photographer Tony. Until he Also at the luncheon, Mrs. Everlst the Naval Reserve Officer's Sunday from 10 a. m. to 7 p. m.jand Mrs. Thomas B. -jneariy overhead. The edition issued to English If the ncophite has gotten married Princess Margaret he O'Shea presented special awards Training program. featured the M m0U h a r y a r n X ne satellite speaking particpants in the this far, he's home, for tho seldom toted anything more le- to students for achievements in ' C°" .*'* T i -1 ih e Afr ican Vio"tsec?i'o r "' »» pa.slng through periods of total or par- games includes some highly next declaration is: > hal than a Long Tom lens. their studies. Elberon exhibition will be thei fourth annual show of the New tial darkness. useful expressions for wooing. But when marriage comes, a "Kitten" Marx, a beginner in FACES HEARING "Io t'amo" (I love you. ) Jersey Council of African Violet 3. Clouds and atmospheric var- It starts off with: chap has to face up to his re- typing, received the top prize for And the final expression is, Clubs. African Violet clubs and NEW SHREWSBURY — A Long iations may make the intensity " Quando posso vederla?" sponsibilities—among them the her record of 50 words per min- of course: growers from all sections of the Branch man who collapsed in the of the reflected sunlight differ (When can I see you again?") arouse shooting which is the ma- ute, with no errors during a spe- state will participate. | Atlantic Superama parking lot at short intervals. Next comes: "Vuoi spnsmari?" (will you jor event of the royal family's cial test period. Top winner in j Saturday night faces a hearing in Asked about impressions from "E bella" (You are beautiful). marry me?") annual vacation in Scotland. the shorthand classes was Miss! Most of the garden and womens' municipal court here today. He some observers that Echo may The book explains that this is The dictionary also tells the Soon after his springtime hon- Betsy Thompson. clubs in the shore area will be has been charged with disorderly be tumbling, NASA said this is for use by men only. atheletes what to say when eymoon Tony took himself off to Miss Gail Becker was captain represented in the large flower conduct by Police Chief James not so. This is followed by: they arrive in Rome, in res- Prince Philips' tailor to get rig- of the winning team, and Har- irrangement section. Herring,, who said the man ap- The agency explained that the "Le voglio bene molto" (I taurants, in hotels, when shop- ged out in the obligatory tweeds old Kelly, the losing team. Other Recognized as one of the lead- parently had been drinking. The satellite is still in the shape of like you very much), and "Mi ping, and on the phone. and deerstalker hat. students attending were Misses ing dahlia displays along the man, Howard Johnson, 40, was a sphere and thus can not tum- vuole bene?" (Do you like And as one American girl— Next came the purchase of two Joyce Formica, Nancy Hazelton, Eastern Seaboard, the show of- y lodged in the Mnnmouth County ble, although it does roll. me?") pestered by local wolves—com- shotguns at 150 guineas ($450) fers 21 trophies and $500 in cash Joan Murphy, Sandra Webster, However, a spokesman said, As any athelete can see, if he mented; each and four weeks banging awards to winners in almost 300' jail pendiing today's court ses- Margaret Dotls, Phyllis La- when Echo docs lose its shape, or she has gotten this far, he's "The most useful phrase in away at clay' targets in a London classes of competition. ! sjon. brecque, Veronica Gergin, Regina as expected eventually, it prob- truly off the ground on a love, the book is: shooting school.' While the emphasis is placed j Bolen, Penrly Graham, Donna French Guiana in South ably will tumble through space. flifiht. * " 'La finisca di anno,armi' " His progress at that stage was on dahlias, the numerous classes Pinson and Mary Jane Gauss and America sends one senator and To help negotiate the rest of (Stop bothering me). not spectacular. One skilled ob- in the show schedule permit the Richard Doremus, Bill Rich, Pe- showing of many flowers, fruit'one deputy to the French The average January tempera the distance, the dictionary is "The trouble is, she sighef, server predicted: "He might ter Nylin and Roger Doughty. and vegetables. Entries are open National Assembly in Paris. ture in Montreal is 13 degrees. quite specific. "they don't pay any attention." make a fair to middling shot if Mrs, O'Shea will open her he practices." school for the fall semester Mon On the moors, however, his day, Sept. 12. The school offers skill has come on tremendously a complete secretarial course. and Princess Margaret is report Frederltk H. Massey ed delighted. So presumably is is everybody else, except the Massey is the son of the late grouse. Thomas Massey, 17 Mount St. Twining Red "Bank, N.J. WARDS M O N T G O He will enter Vanderbilt Unl To Retire versity next month and study Case Urges electrical engineering with a ma MONMOUTH jor in electronic computers. Sept. 30 SHOPPING U.S. Control Upon graduation from Vander- WASHINGTON (AP),, -Gen, CENTER bilt, he will be commissioned an Nathan F. Twining's retiremen ensign in the U. S. Navy and Eatontown Circle as chairman of the Joint Chiefs Of Rackets be assigned to active duty. OPEN: 10 A.M.-9:30 P.M. WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. of Staff will become effective Clifford P. Case (R-NJ) yester- A 1958 graduate of Red Bank Sept. 30, the White House laid Mon. • Wed. • Thurs. • Fri. day urged broad use of federal High School, he enlisted last Sep- yesterday. Call: LI 2-2150 powers to curb interstate rack- tember at the U. S. Navy Recruit- Press secretary James C. Hag- eteering "in illegal gambling, liq- ing office in Red Bank. erty announced the date after uor, narcotics or prostitution." After recruit training, Massey Twining had conferred with Pres- Declaring present federal laws •completed 16 weeks' training a ident Eisenhower. are too limited, the New Jersey the electronic technician's school Twining will be, succeeded by Gen Republican offered a bill which before receiving orders for the - Lyman L. Lemnitzer, whose would tighten federal control of naval prep school here. , nomination was confirmed by thi racketeering. Senate last week. WHO AND WONDERFUL 'It would make it a crime for Twining is retiring because o: any person to travel interstate or Suspend City ill health. to use communication facilities in Interstate or foreign commerce to aid racketeering enterprises," Firemen For Keyport he said in a statement. ' Case said his proposal would Mr. and Mrs. George Wester, ban travel for such racketeer- Extra Jobs Pershing PI., spent Sunday visit- the Ing t>r distribution or profits, as NEW YORK (AP) - Two city ing friends in Blairstown. well as transportation of equip- firemen were suspended without ment or records used for book- pay yesterday for allegedly hold- Miss Arleen Hughson, Main St, making, numbers policy, bolita or ing outside jobs without special is attending Camp Cherith, Reed- similar gambling games. permission. ers, Pa., for a week. Many citizens have been shock- Acting Fire Commissioner exotic ed in recent years, Case said, by eorge F, Mand said he suspend- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Kat7, expansion of organized interstate ed the firemen after receiving in New York City, spent the week- c:-'~unal activities. formation from Police Commis- ends guests of Mrs. Katz's pa- rents, Mr. and Mrs. Hyman The senator said local law en- sioner Stephen. P. Kennedy that Korobow, Division St. forcement has broken down In they had worked as chauffeurs. many areas, sometimes because Such employment Is in violation Mr. and Mrs. George McCar- jungle of corruption of local enforcement of a department regulation re officials and other times because quiring special permission for thy, First St., and children have local officials "feel powerless to outside work by firemen appoint- returned from Williamsportp , Pa., Ret effectively against the evi ed after Oct. 1, 1956. where they have beeb n visiting Mrs. McCarthy's p they know exists." parents, Mr. Suspended as of 9 a.m. were and Mrs. J.P. Lunt. Case said existing federal laws firemen Stephen V. Santacroce, such as the Gambling Tax Act 32, of 60-68 60th La., Maspeth, Dr. Louis Silcox of Pennsyl- are too limited. Queens, who transferred to the vania spent the week-end with look department June 1,1959, from the his mother, Mrs. J.E.D. Silcox, Sanitation Department, and Fred- Sixth Birthday First St. Dr. Silcox and his broth- erick Casaburi, 28, of 28-35 Zu- ers Charles and Arthur and a NEWEST "BIG GAME" IN FASHION For Richard Burtt lette Ave., the Bronx. crew of two participated in the FAIR HAVEN —Richard Burtt, Mand said that the police de- «on ot Mr. and Mrs. George Raritan Bay Yacht Racing As- partment information indicated sociation races from the Keyport Burtt, Jr., of Beekman PI both men worked for Chauffeurs marked his sixth birthday Satur- Yacht Club to Fire Island Satur- Wards bags the most thrilling fashion trophies or Fall Unlimited of 229 Willis Ave., the day. Due to trouble aboard the day at an afternoon party and al Bronx. No details of their em . .'. makes them the catch of the season for you a barbecue partv Saturday nich< Cayuga, they had to drop out ployment or why Commissioner of the races. Here ... the leopard-look in everything frc>m toss Guests were Paul Burtt, Diane Kennedy supplied the informa- Romenko, Janice Prominski, El The Ladies' Auxiliary of the jackets to Parisian-look scarfs to give your dre:ss-up tion were given by the Fire De- Yacht Club is sponsoring (he end sie and Joseph DeClark, Jr., Rus- partment. casual life that magnificently olrvs c sell Stroupe, Jr., Vivian and of the season buffet supper and Department charges were being wonderful feeling. Try the "call of the vni today! Dicky Marcatili, Sarah Ann and dance Saturday. Reservations drawn up and a departmental Robert Culp, Jr., Carol Ann and should be made before the week- hearing for both men will be (a) Cropped jacket, rayon pile cotton* James Desmond. Also Mr. and end. scheduled. backed. Small, medium, large. 5.98 Mrs. Joseph Desmond, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Romenko, Mr. and Thomas Hendrlcksen, who has (b) Brentshire shirt in Wamsutta's Mrs. Peter Prominski, Mr. and been serving three years with the fine "Wampoise" epMon. 32-38. 3.^ U.S. Army in Germany return- Mrs. Robert Culp and Mrs. Jos- Bunche Says (c) Leopard-look bracelets, earrings eph DeClark. ed with his wife and child this week to the home of his pa- pins... gold-color metal with dangle The motto "In God We Trust' Team Work rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hen- coins. Bracelets, $2*; pins, earrings, first appeared on U. S. coins I dricksen, Pershing PI. 1864. (d) Clutch bag in rayon pile Never Better Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Abbazia, plush, cotton backed. 2.98* LEOPOLDV1LLE, The Congo Walling Ter., moved this week (e) The big leopard-look bag in (AP) — Dr. Ralph J. Bunche, to Matawan. Mr. Abbazia \i departing head of the United Na- teacher in the public school sys- cotton-backed rayon pile plush. 7.91 tions Congo operation, said: "I tem. (f) Natty beret, rayon face have, never been anywhere where pile, cotton backed. 3.98 misunderstanding was so deep." Frederick Linden, Chingorora "I don't think there has ever Ave,, is a medical patient in (g) Parisian-look scarf, nylon acetate been an operation wiUi more de- Monmouth Medical Center. lined with Acrilan* Acrylic. 1.98 mand on every individual for (h) Handsome wool-camel car coat patience, restraint and en- Mrs. George Totten, First St., durance," Bunche said. "Nowhere entertained Tuesday at bridge with cotton-backed rayon pi I have international teams respond- in her home. Guests were Mrs. lining. 10-18. 29.98 ed better thah here." | Daniel Hendrickson, Mrs. Russell (j) 24" silk square, 98c Bunche, undersecretary gener- Scobey and Mrs. Leon Garrison. al of the United Nations and a (k) Two-inch contour leather Nobel Peace Prize winner Is fly- Mrs. Albert Wuestefeld, St. Pe- belt flashed with rayon ing back to New York today. He ters PI., is a medical patient in pile plush buttons. 2.98* has been in The Congo since Monmouth Medical Center, suf- (I) Leopard-look accent, the June 25 and has lived through fering pneumonia. We offer you e good its turbulent birthpains and trag- Dynel*-mohair collar. 1.98 ic nftcrmnth. Mrs. Joseph Rlmkus, Holmdcl- 'Pint 10% FnUfol Tot place to hang on to mon- Bunche will he replaced as Hazlct Rd., entertained her card head of the U.N. Conpo opera- club Thursday. Present were Mrs. ey. Real Insurance guar- tion by Rajeshawar Dayal of Bernard Horneckcr, Mrs. Wil- India. Pending Dayal's arrival, liam Ortnerod, Mrs. Robert Hors- antee! you'll get back 100 Andrew Cordlcr, executive assist- Imp and Mrs. Norman Larson, cents of every dollar, and ant to Secretary General Dag Keyporl, and Mm. Thurlow Har Hammnrskjnld, will be In charge. rls, Union Bench, you earn steady dividends Cordler arrived from New York Sunday, i Mrs. Mae Boycc, Division SI., while you sit tight. Addressing a packed news con- spent several days this week ference — his second In The with her sister, Mrs. Frederick Congo — In an emotion-choked Frlck of Red Bank, voice, Bunche said: RED BANK SAVINGS "I lenvo with mixed emotions. Mr. and Mrs, ICdgnr L, Dls AND LOAN ASSOCIATION I am vory happy to RO hack brow and three sons nf Chicago homo and lo my regulal r bbeat, were guests thin week of Mrs. 10 Broad Street But I am sorry lo leavo this jDlsbrow'a parents, Mr. nnd Mrs, Red Bank, New Jersey tenni. 'Raymond Knurr, 249 Main St. Cliniliiri.l 1007 "In nil my Inlcrnntlonnl oxper- I hnvc never experienced The Duke* Atixlllnry will merl Op«n 8 a,in, lo 4 p.m. anything an Inspiring In the way tomorrow In the homo nf Mrs. Monday thru Friday nf Inlprnntlnnnl rn-tiprrntlnn. Jo.icph Ormimclll, fi.1 Cornel "There hnji never been nny- Dr,, lln/.lrt, Just lay "Charge If" ot Wardi. Pay In 30 dayi or Extend Payment!. T«l. SHadyilde 7-0330 Ihlng Ilkp It In hlMnry." | The oldest exiillnn hntimlr i:nr- 1 Arrtiunl* liiMircil In (1(1,0011 II pitVK lii Tin ilrn In Aiiieiiin win I'Miililnlieil. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ... or your money back! 'in (,'ninl>rUljj>', Mn.'.i., In ISO/. I *•••"••> from Bax Ave. Md Jacbiw St, Bemoetifle fta* fleithe fame period from WSI to v Station to the Mb Pofc ted ! 10-^Tuewby, Aug. 30, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Mdmftorftopii*tB?yiAn. iaBd prosperity it spotted, (tut mem m», • '.-•''- •••<.•• • I Wo* wWrtart thto year owaa Schedule MPJer a;>Bay lA^iWyallejr Uttag Better Antarctic ptoyroent it more than 5 per cent atomic power station to provide St, and Bay Ave. tut Cedar ft. of the labor force and that the In a category where the Dem- electricity for permanent «cien- But three fervfng til*-Water ocrats have pointed to record tor Buses economic indicator* have taken! Assault Set Iffic installation! at McMardo Witch section leaves at la. n. Highest Prosperity high marks in the cost of living, a downturn. WASHINGTON CAP) — For theSound, the main bate of Ameri- the Republicans said, "People are from Bay Ave, a»d Seadrfft Ave, The' Republicans said gross na- sixth year a Navy task force will can Antarctic operations. Is Listed and stops at Bay Ave, and Bar* Republicans Take Credit for It living better." The plans, announced yester- tional product has gone up from start south next month for a HIGHLANDS — Joseph R. Bol-berie Ave. Bay Ave. and Hud- They said per capita consumer new season of Antarctic explora- day, call for using nine ships, 347 billion dollars in 1952 to _505spending had gone up from $1,400 ger, principal, has released the dy Ave., and Huddy Park and WASHINGTON (AP)-A pol- more and saving more and spend billion now. Personal income was tion. more than 30 planes and about Waterwitch Ave. yearly in 1952 and $1,760 in 1960. 3,000 men. The planes will start bus schedule for high school stu- itical campaign document said,!ing more," the Senate Republi- listed at 406 billion as compared , Mr. Bolger said he would be "People have more leisure and A new assault is planned by southward next month, the be- dents in the borough. yesterday "The Republican ad can Policy Committee said in its with 301 billion eight years ago. available in the high school au- travel more," the Republicans icebreakers and other ships on ginning of the Southern Heml Bus one will leave Portland Rd. ministration has brought the na weekly memo. ditorium at 3 p. m. the first day Average personal income was said. They said the average work the Amundsen sea coast, where sphere's summer season, and theand Memorial Hill at 8 a. m. and tion to the highest prosperity in of school to make any adjust- "They are living better, eat- put at $6,600, a gain from $5,630 week had been cut from 41 to mountainous pack ice has kept ships will follow in October. will make stops in the- hill sec- history." ing better, getting a better edu- in 1952. 40 hours and vacations lengthen out all previous expeditions. The tion, at South Bay Ave. and MeJment- s necessary. It cited statistics designed to cation and receiving better health Under the heading "Labor Is ed from two to 2V2 weeks. Navy calls it "one of the last morial Hill; Navesink Ave., and back up the claim — one that protection, enjoying more leisure Far Better Off," the committee unexplored parts of the contin- The Fates were Greek god- Miller St. Navesink Ave. and Charcoal is made by heating seems likely to be emphasized and more culture — enjoying, in noted that total employment now The seat of government of the ent." desses of destiny, charged with Rogers St., and Navesink Ave., wood in an enclosed space where by party workers between now short, a higher and happier stand is 68,700,000 (M) compared to 61United States was moved to the Also planned for "Operation spinning the thread of life, de- and Linden Ave. there is a limited amount of air. and the November elections. ard of living than ever before.' million in 1952. It said the aver District of Columbia on Dec. 1Deepfreez, e 1961" is an overland termining its length and finally Bus two serving the business The- wood glows but doe* not cutting it. 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L (A FA C TI ON Ji\) A R A MI MEM <.» • * of Use Our Wari &£ Home Delivery For REJSBANK 35' Week Quick Results I MONDAY THROUGH FMDAY^ZST. W$ BEGISTER Section Two RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1960 7c PER COPY County Tax Board Nixes High Assails OAS LeviesForHighwayFarmland Castro Reaffirms

KEYPORT - The County Tax cement block structure); An- Jr., 2995 Rt. 35, $4,080 to $600. Board, in hearing some 78 as- thony Granata and John Pasino, land, and $1,720 to $1,000, build- Ties With Soviet sessment cases yesterday, indi- Keyport, property on Rt. 35, Rar- ing. HAVANA (AP) - Flaunting Castro termed the action of the cated that several appeals deal- itan, $930 to $400, and Coastal Recommendations were made ing with highway proparty being Cuba's "solidarity" with the Sov- OAS foreign ministers at their Properties, Inc. (formerly known by the Raritan tax assessor, Wil- et Union, Fidel Castro early to- Costa Rica meeting "treason to utilized as farmland will be ap- as "Pacific Park"), six appeals liam R. Greene, and the revalua- proved, based on "recent court day called for a giant rally of the the peoples of Latin America." covering 53 landlocked acres, tion firm, for the following re- ^b people Friday afternoon to rulings." $12,740 to $5,394. "Those who subscribed to the ductions: answer the declaration of San declaration of Costa Rica will Appeals were filed from Holm- The corporation, represented Eagle Millwork and Lumber Jose. be known as the Judas Is- del, Raritan Township, Matawan by Matawan attorney Ralph S. Co., Rt. 36, from $1,960 to $1,- The bearded prime minister re- cariots of the Americas," Castro and Keyport. Heuser, also appealed the assess- 570, land; Morton Hall, 1699 Un- affirmed his regime's ties with declared. He denounced the San Board member Frederick Frie- ment on 50 acres sold to the ion Ave., from $2,490 to $2,360. Russia as he lashed out at the Jose meeting as "one of the bott made it clear that "from Board of Education, without building; George Bender, 3 Kay- organization of American states blackest and most repugnant now on, the board is going to specifying a reduction amount. len Pi., from $3,860 io $3,660, (OAS) and the United States dur- pages history has written," consider such land strictly as Also, Austin J. Ely, 515 Union building; Mary Caliendo, 7 Kay- ng a three hour and 15 minute He scoffed at the "alleged in- farmland, if it is being used, Ave., $1,390 to $500, land, and len PI., from $3,020 to $2,860, harangue. tervention" of the Soviet Union regardless of its potential as $5,930 to $3,700, building (gas building, and Wladyslaw Cieiica, in the hemisphere. "When the business or commercial proper- station); Joseph B. Langan, 95 Lillian Dr., from $540 to $400, Castro boasted to a meeting of Pentagon was finishing up plans ty." Union Beach, four' appeals cov- land, and from $2,710 to $2,570, LOW BRIDGE —She tried, but Mrs. Lucy Wilson, Long Branch, had no luck yester- teachers bound for new schools of aggression against Cuba," He instructed Raritan officials ering Raritan property on Rt. n the mountains of East Cuba building. day in getting her boat through Gooseneck Point drawbridge. Mrs. Wilson said Castro continued, "the Soviet Un- and repersenlatives of Municipal 36, totaling approximately three An appeal filed by Raritan As- that "we have had the honor ion offered us the support of Revaluation, Inc., the firm which acres, $6,050 to $1,295; Louis J. sociates, Inc., PatersDn, owner bridge tender refused to open span for her. and glory of being the one lo in-, itiate the rebellion of America al0_mii: rockols' last year revalued all Raritan Costa, 11 Bedle Rd., $800 to $100, of the 140-acre "Raritan Valley land, and $3,210 to $850, building, against the Yankee empire." That, he asserted, was not in- property, that local assessment USA" tract, was adjourned to tervention but a "generous offer highway farmland "on any other and Phyllis Cox, Ciiffwood, 15.2 He charged the United States acres of Raritan land, $3,520 to Sept. 16 in Freehold. used its proposed 500-million-dol- of aid to liltlc people if they basis" would be overruled by A total of 102 appeals were Bridge Can't Be Opened were invaded militarily." the board. $1,500. lar aid program for Latin Amer- filed from Raritan, an all-time ica and its allocation of-the 700,- Situation!; of Crisis Gas Station record there. All those not heard OCEANPORT — Mrs. Lucy Wilson's Boat Works, Long ter she "gave the proper sig- Market Value 000 tons of sugar cut from Cuba's He predicted the San Jose de- In most cases, highway farm- Also, Andrew Dickey, 45 Hol- yesterday were settled, prior to Wilson, 279 Atlantic Ave., Long Branch. nals" yesterday. ly Ave., $3,190 to $2,000, building, quota sold to the United States cision would create "situation* land in Raritan had been asses- the hearing, by "stipulation." Branch, tried yesterday but Mrs. Wilson said she was to buy the San Jose declaration. and Mr. Dickey's gas station at was unsuccessful in her at- told by a U.S. Army Corps of Harry T. Sickles, county of crisis" for tile Latin Ameri- sed on "market value," includ- Matawan bridge supervisor, said he has In the declaration 19 member Laurel Ave. and Rt. 36, $1,680 to tempt to maneuver her boat Engineers spokesman that the can signatories and cited the left- ing the business and commercial $800, land, and $4,240 to $2,400, Three Matawan appeals were orders from the freeholders not nations of the OAS joined yester- ist riot last night in Caracas, factor. through the Gooseneck Point Army has never given the Mon- building; Vincent Gesualdi, 12 approved: drawbridge. mouth County Board of Free- to open the bridge. day in denouncing Soviet and Venezuela, in which seven per- Even though the board indica- Rt. 36, $1,350 to $1,000, land, and Anthony Guadagno, 308 Main Communist Chinese intervention sons were wounded. ted that many appeals will be The bridge connects. Ocean- holders permission to close the Mr. Sickles also said there $2,345 to $1,500, building, and St., from $5,000 to $4,100, build- bridge to navigation. Is a possibility the bridge could in the Western hemisphere and He priaised Venezuela, whose granted, it reserved decision in port and Little Silver along reminded OAS members—mean- William Plate, 511 Palmer Ave., ing; C. Randolph Heuser, 291 Seven Bridge Rd. She said the bridge tender not be closed were it opened foreign minister tried unsuccess- virtually every major case. no amount stipulated on 16.9 ac- ing Cuba particularly—of their Main St., from $3,000 to $2,375, Mrs. Wilson is the owner of refused to open the bridge af- for a boat. fully to water down the San Jose Board members said they res of land; $360 to $100 for 14 building, and Edward P. Mack, obligation to submit to the "dis- declaration, as a country o( will view many of the properties lots off Raritan Ave., and $260 1 Schanck Ave., from $3,000 to cipline of the inter-American sys- "most heroic and revolutionary, before the decisions are reached. to $200 for another lot off Rari- $2,660, building. tem." anti-imperialist feeling" that has Most of the cases heard yester- tan Ave., all 15 lots owned by The board reserved decision Police Follow suffered much from military ty- day were filed from Raritan Hussein Holds Firm Mr. Plate. on the following Matawan ap- rants and "exploitation by Yan- Township, as a result of revalu- peals: Satellite kee monopolies." ation of that municipality last Also, Edwin Skeeter, 128 Hazlet Water Trail, Ave., $390 to $200, land, and Prospect Point Gardens, Pros' A five minule chant of "out" year. Timetable $1,350 to $1,050, building; Frank pect PI., $1,750 to $1,000, land, Control of Jordan and "Cuba Si, Yankees No" Raritan's ratio to true value Romanowski, 97 Lillian Dr., $2,- and $60,000 to $40,000, building; Nab Motorist WASHINGTON (AP) - The greeted the first mention of the Is 20 per cent. ^ Randolph Harris, 128 Main St., AMMAN, Jordan (AP) — King was decreed for the Amman Echo satellite will be visibile over 710 to $2,400, land, and $250 to EATONTOWN-A leaking car United States after Castro had Airport Plaza $150, building; Anthony Delia $2,775 to $1,500, land, .H.id $4,100 Hussein apparently held firm area, and armored cars with New York City at these times been speaking for 90 minutes. The Airport Plaza Shopping to $3,000, building; George M. radiator led to the arrest early control of Jordan today despite troops in battle dress patrolled (Eastern Daylight Time): Pietro, Rt. 36, $5,150 to $3,185, this morning of a man charged He attacked the United States Center, Rt. 36, asked a reduc- land, and $1,760 to $1,600, build- Harris, Inc., (hardware store), the assassination of Premier the capital's streets. with leaving the scene of an ac- TODAY as the "accomplice of as many tion in land assessment from ing; Joseph Panaccione, 610 Main St., $2,400 to zero, personal Hazza Majali. , Airports were closed to traf- exploiters, as many loan sharks, $18,070 to $5,000, and building, Holmdel Rd., $2,350 to $1,350. and Anniz ambertson, 7 Schanck cident. The young king quickly named fic and Amman Radio suspended 8:43 p. m., north of city, 62 Charles Thornton, 53, of Texas degrees above horizon traveling as many bandits as there are in from $171,540 to $14,500. land, and Kenneth Halbert, S Ave., $560 to $500, land, and $2, Bahjat El Talhouni, veteran chief ;ts regular programs. the world." lie described the pres- Builder Philip Levin testified Kaylen PI., $480 to $150, land, 500 to $2,000, building, and an- Rd., Matawan, was apprehended of the royal cabinet, to succeed Gen. Habes Majali, the slain northeast. by police from this borough and 10:43 p. m., north of city, 66 idential campaign in the United that cost of construction of the and $3,880 to $1,050, building. other property at 11 Schanck Majali and last night approved premier's cousin and commande Stales as a "real competition of center was $567,520. He estimated Ave., $720 to $500, land, and $2,- New Shrewsbury about 20 min- the new 11-man cabinet. Seven of Jordan's army, ordered an degrees above horizon traveling Also, John J. Oliver, 12th St., utes after his car allegedly southeast. stupidity." its annual income at $100,000 less $2,690 to $2,040, building; Angelo 500 to $2,000, building. members were ministers in Ma- mmediae search for the assas- He charged the U. S. Defense some $30,000 for expenses. And, John W. Kehoz, East Rd., struck an auto at Grant Ave. jali's government. sins. TOMORROW Alfano, 7 Kaylen PI., $3,410 to and the Garden State Parkway Department had made threaten- Brookdale Nursing Home, Rt. $2,420, building; Helen Manetti, Belford, 27 acres of vacant land London newspapers said Presi- Reports from Nicosia, Cyprus 12:56 a. m., south of city, 60 ing remarks about troop move- spur. dent Gamal Abdel Nasser of the said the Royal Air Force squad 35, asked for a reduction in land $330 to $150, land, and $1,920 to in Wtawan, $3,316 to $2,700; degrees above horizon traveling ments in the Caribbean during Police identified the driver of United Arab Republic was bound ron assigned to fly British troop; assessment from $1,800 to $1,000, $1,400, building; Rose Straniero, Fred Burlew, 61 Wykoff St.. $180 southeast. the OAS conference to influence and building, from $16,390 to $5, 342 Middle Rd., $3,270 to $2,000, to' zero, persona); Edward Mur- the other car as Charles Liber- to be suspected of ordering the to Middle East trouble spots ha atore, 31, of 153 Helms Dr., Eat- time-bombing of the Jordan gov- been ordered to stand by. The 3:08 a. m., south of city, 2 the meeting's decision. 000. " land; William Schulz, Liberty PI., phy, 6 Edgewater Dr., $1,750 to "Is it that the Pentagon thinks $1,000, building; Arthur Fried ontown. They said Mr. Libera- ernment offices yesterday, in RAF headquarters on Cyprus!i degrees above horizon traveling Owner Herman Stein, and John $720 to $400, land;- and $2,140 to L J its paratroopers can descend here man, 23 Schanck Ave., $2,500 to tore was driving north of the which 10 persons beside the said no special "measures - D. Lazarus, realtor, both listct $1,700, building, and on another 8:21 p. m., north of city, 63 like little butterflies without any- $1,800, building; Albert Capraun spur when his car was hit by premier were killed and 41 been taken, however. the total (true) value of the Schultz property, $170 to $100, degress above horizon traveling body bothering them?" he quer- 5 Freneau Ave., $5,000 to $2,500 Thornton's auto and turned over wounded. The view in Cairo was that El nursing home at $57,000 to 560,- land, and $2,440 to $1,300, build northeast. ied. "If the Pentagon does not 000, whereas the revaluation firm ing. building, and Robert Crane, 192 twice. Mr. Liberatore suffered Majali was regarded in Cairo Talhouini's appointment indicated a deep cut on his left arm. His Hussein intended to stick to his 10:27 p. m., north of city, 65 want to remain without para- listed the total at $93,400. Former Assessor Freneau Ave., $600 to $300, as a leader of Arab forces op- land. wife suffered scrapes and bruises. posed to Nasser. However, staunchly anti-Communist, pro degrees above horizon traveling troopers, they had better not hur- Other AppVals Also, Thomas Brennan, Union Mr. Liberatore was taken to shortly before his death he ap- Western stand and that pros southeast. ry to send them to Cuba." Other Raritan appeals, Ave., former Raritan tax asses- Keyport and Holmdel Patterson Army Hospital. proved the recommendation from pects were dim for any reconcili' which decision also was to $500, building, on a 1.5-acre Decision was reserved on these the meeting of Arab foreign ation with President Nasser o property, and $9,700 to 55,550 on New Shrewsbury police were served, were: Keyport appeals: ministers in Lebanon that Arab the United Arab Republic. Robert Chadwick, 44 Bucknell a 44-acre property; Joseph La- Safeway Self-Service Laundry, alerted after the accident. Police said Thornton drove up nations halt propaganda attacks British newspapers said Nasser $15,000 Found sor, $640 to $330, land, and $900 Dr., $1,900 to $1,500, land; Holly 38 Broad St., $1,500 to $300, land, against each other. The bitterest veglia, 20 Hudson Ave., $2,200 to Wyckoff Rd. after the accident is bound to be the prime suspect Hills Motel, Rt. 36, $7,480 to and $3,500 to $800, building; i/iter-Arab exchanges have been $1,980. building; Alfred Johan and turned into a lover's lane. in Majali's assassination. $4,650, land, and $12,680 to $1,- Roelif LeRoy, 258 Van Dorn St., between Jordan and the U.A.R Couldn't Remember Hotel Name sen, 52 Central Ave., $1,540 to $975 to $475, building, and James Sgt. Fred Garranbrant of the Nasser's Work 900,' building; Ella Kurica, for Even observers in Cairo said the Dutch Maid Motel, Rt. 35, $600, building; Edward I. Cullen, Jerbasi, 204 Broad St., $1,250 to New Shrewsbury police, and "Is, this Nasser's work?" asked OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — checks, S3.800 in cash, $660 in 104 Hazlet Ave., $1,570 to $660, $750, land, $2,000 to $1,250, build Eatontown Patrolman Lawrence Hussein still was firmly in con- London's Daily Express. 'I must have been like an ab- $20 gold pieces, a bill of sale $860 to $360, land, and $12,270 to trol of his desert country. But $9,080, building; Robert Bottger, building; and James F. Martin, ing, and $200 to zero, personal. DeVito followed a trail of water The Times of London recalled sent-minded professor," said for an Oakland apartment build- 512 South Laurel Ave., $350 to to Thornton's car. Jordan was placed in a virtual that two months ago, on his re the man who left his $15,000 ing, his passport and steam- 68 Bethany Rd., $710 to $250, There were only two appeals state of emergency. A curfew land, and $2,160 to $1,512, build- $270, land, and $2,270 to $2,100, from Holmdel—decision also be Also aiding in the investiga- turn from Yugoslavia, Nasser life savings in a New York ship tickets. Ing, and George W. Thorne, Key- building; ing reserved: tion were Eatontown Patrolmen led off a violent propaganda at hotel room and then couldn't The dejected Radin had port, five acres of land in Rar- And, Anna L. Martin, three Overlook Heights, Inc., ad Robert Fary and John Bennett. Third Trusty tack on Jordan's ruler. find his hotel. enough cash in a money belt to itan, $2,390 to $1,400. properties—Rapelye PI., $560 to dress not listed, $8,000 to $3,000, Thornton was charged with "This campaign included open Maxim Radin, 7!!, a barber fly back to Oakland. Also, Frank Livoti, 153 Liber- $300, land; South Laurel Ave., land, and A. Lincoln Niess, careless driving and leaving the Walks Off Job incitement to murder," The in California for 50 years, was No Relatives ty PI., $2,470 to $1,200, building; $180 to $100, land and another Holmdel Rd., $850 to $G00, land, scene of an accident. The sum- Times asserted. to sail for his native Yugo- "I had no idea what had hap- Hussein in a broadcast to the Austin M. Crosbie, Laurel Ave., South Laurel Ave. parcel, $320 and $1,500 to $1,100, building. monses are returnable Sept. 10 FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP—The slavia with the fruit of his pened to him," said Michael nation said Majali and the olhers $2,800 to $1,500, land, and $23,- to $240, land, and $2,030 to $1,700, The hearing, conducted in before Magistrate Peter Edward- third prison trusty at the Coun- labor in a battered linen valise. Funk, manager of the Hotel ty's Rehibiliation Center walked killed or wounded with him were Ashley. "He had told us he was 150 to $5,500, building (two-story building; and John J. Warnock, Borough Hall, lasted sy2 hours. Radin arrived in New York off his work detail yesterday but victims of treachery, wickedness week ago Sunday and going back to Yugoslavia to was captured later near his home and aggression. checked in at the Hotel Ashley. I die." Radin, unmarried, has no Government in Freehold. Others Killed He paid $12 for two day's rent, relatives except in Belgrade, The trusty was identified as Among those killed by the two unpacked and went for a walk. capital of Yugoslavia. William F. Wilson, 20, of Center bombs were Zuha Iddin Ham Funk took Radin's lupsage They All Tried To Help Payroll Goes St., Freehold. mouf, under secretary for for- Wandered Around into a storage room and rented He had walked off a work de-]ei8n affairs; Assem Taijo, di- "Then I couldn't find my way the room to Mr. and Mrs. tail at 8:4p a. m. at the County's|rector of the tourism department, back," he told newsmen last James Labodie of Winnetka. No Panic as Ferry, Sea I rain Collide Up Again Welfare Home on Dutch Lane Rd.jand Sheikh Jamal Malji, chief of night. "I couldn't even re- 111., and their II and 13-year-old WASHINGTON (AP) — The He was ordered held for the village, j member the name of the hotel." sons. The boys found the valise NEW YORK (AP)—"It was persuaded them to remain "A few women screamed," government's civilian payroll, al- Grand Jury last night by Magis- The assassination was another He wandered around New under the bed. very nice the way everyone tried aboard. She praised crew mem- Miss Conners said, "but there ready more than a billion dollars trate Isadorc I. Zlotkin. blow at the regime of the young! York for two day. s looking for "I didn't know people ivere to help each other although they bers for preventing panic. Mrs. was no real panic. Everyone a month, rose another 307 million king whose grandfather, Kingj the Hotel Ashley. He went to i that honest," marvelled Radin Cummings is an IBM operator went to the stern and everyone were all so excited and I guess dollars for the year ended June essential federal expenditures, Abdullah, was fatally shol out' po'ice. They drove him around i when reporters reached him in at a New York brokerage firm. I saw managed to get a life a little bit scared." 30. side a mosque in old Jerusalem until he spotted what he er- an Oakland Hotel. preserver. which Byrd heads, said last year's That was the comment of Miss Miss Patricia A. Connors, Sen. Harry F. Byrd (D-Va), civilian payroll totaled $12,637,- in 1951 by a young Arab tailor roneously thought was his hotel. ( "Now I'll start nil over Lillian Skupin, one of the New Short Hills, said she was sitting "I saw only one person who noting that pay increases for 000,000, not counting 268 million believed backed by Pan-Arabic But what he thought was his again," said the spry, white- Jerscyans aboard the ferryboat on the port side of the top deck appeared to be badly hurt. She government workers effective paid to foreign nations employed extremists. room he found bare. headed retired barber. Chatham when it was in collision when she heard a man yell: had been sitting inside the cabin July I were not included, pre- in overseas installations. In 1958, Hussein's cousin, King Radin was convinced he had Ik' missed his ship which with the scatrain Georgia yes anch was knocked down by the Fai'sal of Iraq, was assassinated been robbed of his valise con- I "We're going to be hit. Get dicted another climb in total pay- The year's total included an sailed Aug. 23 but will catch terday. impact and her head and arm in Baghdad by revolutionists. taining $11,067 in traveller's another one Sept. IS. to the back of the boat!" Sec- rolls during the current year. estimated 64 million dollars paid The Chatham was crossing the were bleeding." A report of the Senate-house during the year to temporary Hudson River from Hoboken, onds later there was a crash, she said. Miss Connors said the injured Committee on Reduction of Non-!census workers. N. J., to Manhattan and the woman was helped to her feet Georgia was inbound from Sa> by Elliot Keppler of Hanover, Vannah, Ga., en route to Edge Other men helped Keppler carry water, N. J., When they collided. Train Victim the woman to the deck below. Concern Mounts In Miss Skupin, 55, Clifton, like L. Gayle Huggins, 60, Glcnj most of the New Jerscyans Still Fair Ridge, said when he saw a crash | aboard, was en route to work was ImmImminenn t he sat down to; Police Jobs Probe at the time, about 9:15 a, m. LONG BRANCH - Robert Bor- brace; himselhlnis f against the impact, j She is a teletype operator for NEW YORK (AP) — Mounting All four had been found to be Hz, 8, of 11!) Seventh Ave., re- "I believe those people who the Erie Railroad. • She described official concern over the prac-j violating (he rule against holding mains in fair condition in Mon- were hurt were standing," he the crash after being taken to tlce of outside jobs beset the;other jnbs by working In their mouth Medical Center today with said. Beckmah-Downtown Hospital. Injuries he received when ho was ranks of Ihn cily's police ami npnro time as drivers for a prlv- "I snw a young Indy who np- "I didn't know what hap- hit by a train Saturday on the firemen today. joti; chauffcurlng concern, Chauf- pearcd In a stain of shock. She cur pened. Everyone was wonderful. railroad bridge between Jolinc An Investigation ordered last' " Unlimited. They were All the passengers helped one AVP. nnd Bordnn PI. was knocked to the floor, bleed- among 13 policemen and 25 fire- another with life preservers, ing profusely from her chin. Sh'sts. siblc fractured hip, and deep cuts swim,' heard this terrific noise and I helped her as best lj | | p nsion of Iwo f'oficomen are not allowed lo on the head and buttocks. could," nml e( tn lnc RU!i 0 fell to the floor. The windows llrcmcn (llkt' outside Jobs. Firemen need all shattered and glass was fly' Detective John Purrl mild the Miss Eileen Kuhn, 30, Hobok- offlclnl The dismissed patrolmanp . Snl | so, Ins everywhere." boy had been fishing from the en, an Eric Rnllroml secretary, Another Inquiry vntore ,// . MessinaMi , was iicc who Buffered a linnd Injury and of etirninjt $111,811 work Bl Meanwhile, In another Inquiry, Horllz, 7, and Thomas Campbell, ton City, said: n chin cut which required II welder Kfnr.c KIM. In (hut tlmol"",. lllll;lenim*d "\pmhcr °[ lhc 10, and his brother, Patrick, 7, of "Several men passengers on stitches, tmlcl she was sitting In he look 3lill days ilck leave from ft0 f"r( :,t; tlc\crl *[' ."* B hl«h< ,1.15 V'.aat Columbus Ave. r the rear dock look (iff Iliolr (he cabin rending her newspaper III.. p»Hc« force, llr wan fired '"Mnii "ffk('r '«"'«' [nr,mm Jackets Mini slincs. I took off Whpn crnsh cnm( The four boys climbed lo Hie "'" '' '(him an hour ypMerdny before a FIELD DAY WINNERS—Momberi of thoNow Shrowsbury Firo Department who won my shni'H. The IMP mun llfled 1 Jury lnvM(l(in(ln« reports nps of Hie hrldui and were happenepp d lo Iniik up lhrmi|!| h : Oilier Acllnn* of n lnw i nr nukrl ll HIM! Iliey wriil out lo ll th« Shorn Firo FighUri Auocifltion field d«y competition in Ocoanport Sunday HlniwH Into the wnler Hie windoid w mid naw (Ills hliick! In iillirr iiclliins, n ilrlrelivr Invchllt'iilnra tire uppkltif In (lie mil of tin IIIIIII and I fill- when they spotted Hip nncniillnj1. «ro knooling, loft to right, Marvin David, Robert Singloton, William Kano, L, C. Imvi'd Ilii'in." Milni! cnmlnjt nl UH. I hen l^m reiluml in piitmliimn sliilui Ir.im il llieie ,, M,m,. til, |>(-| wt-tri * ruin. All but Robert jumped off fimml M lf f r Poirrindl nnd Ed Purcn, all of tho Tinton Falli Firo Company. 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Lei Smith WOR McCollouuh it Eliot The noises are added later produced three plays-two of Robert Treat Hotel, Newark. MOVIE TIMETABLE HIS—WOR Galen Drakt 11I3O—WABC The World of along with siren sounds — byiwhich had lengthy runs—Elaine 4:30 p.m.—Reception in Alexan- MO—WCBS Allen Gray Tomorrow RED BANK WCBS Music "Til Dawn technicians. | Perry now will take on the chore dcr Hamilton Hotel, Paterson, WHTO News: Carlton—Strangers When We Relaxing Mu«ic 12:00—WABWNBC \e AH v ht i Most sounds other than aclors> iot director as wel1- Ifor Case and Walter P. Kennedy. j,ss WABC News: Dick Sbersrd 1 Meet 2:00, 7:00, 9:30. WNBC Emphasis N- . T.. «'« i i" voices that we hear during a' The pplayy is "Catstick" byy one-eighth district Congressional I:OO—WCBS News: WOR Long John candidate. 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WNBC Emphasis WOR News: Filmed Shows Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon 8:15 4lOO—WCBS News.: Dirk Noel John Gambling Strangers When We Meet 8:20, WHTO riosinit Slock WNBC News: Bil) Cullcn In filmed shows, it is the aimj Report: Mu*!e T:SO—WHTO News: of the director to produce a 12:00. Law and Jake Wade WNBC News: Art Ford Wake up to Mmia sound track clean of everything 10:30. WOR News, John WlngaU 7i4S—WHTQ Civil Service News 4llS—WOR Karlin New York 8:00—WABC News: Al Lohman but necessary dialogue. When an ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 4H0—WHTO News: WHTO Headlines: outdoor shot is necessary, it is Relaxing ilaslc Wake Up To Mfjslc Atlantic—Psycho 7:20, 9.30, 4l||—WABC News: Martin Block WCBS N-ws; Jack Sterling customary to swathe the sensi- WHTO Ft. Mnnmnnth * Phnw tive microphone in cheesecloth to HIGHLANDS .Added Feature at Eatontown Only. Civil Service News WOR News prevent it from picking up even WNBC Ernl>ha»is WNBC NVws: Bill Cullen Marine—Psycho 7:27, 9:43. f 100—WCBS News; Dick Nofl HIS—WOR riorothy and nick the sound of a gentle wind. And, "YOUNG JESSE JAMES" WHTO Mnnmnuth-Orean illO— WHTO News: during the shooting of a cowboy KEANSBURG News Summary; Relaxing Mtistc • :SS—WABC News Rpporls show I was watching last week, Casino—Murder, Inc. 2:00, fi:45, WNBC News, Art Ford tlOO—WABC Hreakfaat Club it was necessary to make two 9:45. Trapped in Tangiers 3:30,1 WOR Nem, John Srn't WCBS New.; expensive retakes of one scene fllS—WOR TiarlinNew Yoik Arthur Godfrey 8:30. • 110—WHTO N.«<: WHTO Mr-ndiinev because a stage-struck blue jay Til-Using Mufcle Strictly for Women inserted some squawks in the KEYPORT WNBC News: Hill Cullen tiss—WABC ;;-., WOR N»wa: Galen Crak* middle of the dialogue. Strand—The Story of Ruth 6; 45, EVCNINO t:3O—WHTO News: 8:15. • 100—WCBS News Even the gunshot noises one WHTO Ilesrlllr,e>: B.IB-WNU K^phi;".""" hears on TV are put into the COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE / WNBC VpToThe VnuU 10:00—WABC News: sound track later. When a scene Shore Drive-In—From The Ter-ALL THEATRES ARE AIR CONDITIONED WOR News. I.vie Vnn Martin Illaek is being shot — particularly • US—WABC Howard Cn.etl WCBJ News: race 8:20, 12:30, S.O.S. Pacific WCBS Spirts. Roll fm.ke Murtha Wrlltht when the actors are close to each WHTO Meadlinn, Mt. r JOANNE WOODWARD and PAUL NEWMAN in a pen- 10:50. WOR News; John Winaati WNBC News: Art Fnril other — the small charges put • tlO— WCBS News- Itasiness WOR New. lirpnrt. into the blank bullets sound like tive mood from the 20th Century Fox dramatic smash, Fly-In Drive-In — Pollyanna WABC ,lnhn T)«!r 10,'IS—WOR Martha Dune WHTO Newi: 1OI3O—WHTO Now.. cap pistols when fired. The 8:20, 12:50. Houseboat 11:00. AS ASBURY, Dinner Muilo "FROM THE TERRACE." Starts tomorrow night at both TMnxinff Music • charges are Just large enough to MAYFAIR Pl7 i PARAMOUNT PARK WOR News, WOR Interviews, Carlton Theater, Red Bank, and Eatontown Drive-In. LONG BRANCH Henry nisH.tr,ne Mnrtha Tleane make a little realistic smoke, but • I4S—WABC rin.ini-.. I,T,HI; FRANK SINATRA 1OI»»—WAB C N,.*.: Msrtln B]r>rV small enough to eliminate the Baronet—The Story of Ruth 3: LANA TURNER News Ttet»nrt« WNBC I'mphnoi. danger of burning n nearby per- 05, 7:00, 10:20. Valley of The ANTHONY QUINN DEAN MARTIN WCB» l.nwelt Tlu.rr.ss lliOO—WCBS New,; llnus. Tartr SAMMY DAVIS, JR. WOR Snorts. SUr, t.nmar WHTO IlenMlln..- Mu«lo former Redwoods 2:00, 9:15. WNBC Three Star Kxtra WNRC New<: Art Fnrrl "Portrait In Black" "OCEAN'S 11" • ill—WCBS Phil P.hrilto WOR Nen. ASBURY PARK fiOO—WABC Mw.rrt I*. M.NJ.H Autograph liuntera 11IIS—«">>» M,,(-,,n, ,i n,,m, WCBS News: Amo» 't, And; WHTO Hepi.-t I'mtn Hollywood's autograph hunters Lyric—Cnmo Dance With Me WHTO n.,,r:r-. \hf r- ,,tifrt and tourists still hang around mmmmmmmmmm WNBC Nm: Wnvno Unwell 3:00, 7:45, 9:55, -WABC Ma>i,r, Ulna. M.V. the more publicized restaurants s Y WOR Fultnn Lewis IVI>',-» llallrnom Mayfnlr—Portrait in Block 2:- BRAN(JI Till—WAH0 .!/•>» Frunklln WCII riitrrv \|nnr. waiting for A signature or glimpse 45, 7:15, 9:55. LYRIC \ rK I' BARONET WOR Ilu.lnf..; New. WHTO Rarl Bank Rtnliler 'of a glamor boy or girl, Till—WCBS KIniraInn Trm Newt, ^sle Hellmin Ocean — Strangers When Wo "STORY OF RUTH" TlIO— W»«C l'rf.,1 nnhMro Show WOR MrCinni It Itnrn. Hut they'd calch more game Brigitte Bardot WCBS Pnl, Illrhaids I1I4O—WCB> ('"xliv-aonney Meet 2:50, 7:30, 0:50. 1 "VALLEY OF WHTO News: Phow if ihoy fprn-tlcfl out spots where 'Comi Danct with Ms 1 Ttelsjlno Mtisle IlltS—WABC '.V,,. Ihe working «tar« do most of Paramount — Ocean'* Eleven THE REDWOODS" nff »:ori p. m. WNBC tlu'ir restaurant eating. ,1:00, 7:15, 10:00, WNBC Moritan Finny Mill—WHTO Mnld.r .'fork rtrtinrl There'll a liny liulian restaur- St. JnmcN—lien llur 2:00, 8:30. Further Theatre Information Coll 5H 1-9600 iinl a coiiplo of blocks from Col- umbia I'icluri's which dully sorv- is nl Iciist one hl(; Mnr nt every A WA AI tnblf!, And fhi're'n a rcslauranl SHORE DRIVE-IN &SH dfMf> lo Hi'tmlilic .SIIKJIO.I wlierc RTS. 33 & 34 • COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE ill Ihn Mjirn [lock fur luncheon, DRIVE-IN SHOWS NITELY FROM DUSK * CHILDREN FREEI 11-;11xi 11V 111 ro'ilume nnd iniikeup. THEATRE OAm oriN ft JO r.M.-Movin AT OUIK (.i'1,'..ir Knmrro was nolalilr LAST TIMES TONITE iiiniMi}! HIM rjili'i3 llu* olhi'i' dav KIRK ONHAf. KIM NOVAK "FROM THE TERRACE " — "S.O.S. PACIFIC" it ('iity spri lt ]i' VMIII MMIIIIJI' Alan Halo, Jr. mid Rory Callioun in "THUNDER IN CAR- I hliiml • r,i i n-. fivrnnjj hi\ 'Jml 5 ERNIE KOVACS- BARBARA RUSH 1 tuts StranfpraWhcn • • tt.i . in tin' pi tit (".'. 1)1 linllj OLINA," thn slory of Ilio rjrcrit Southern 500 nuto MCO • • • STARTS TOMORROW • • • III," Illlli ll llM'.ll, itaitini) (omoirow at tlio Tly In Orivn-lri Tluialnr, Rt. 34, **d WtfMtet IHCOiort Report* Direr.tly From the Beochfronf i ,1 "THI 1AW AND JAKI WAM" Brilmaf, Piny dfitnt: Wddnnsday IIKOU'JII Sflturci/iy, Aug. Jerry Uwis ^ "TARZAN THE 11:15 A. M. and 1:15 P. H Oaily lifihin i,' Hill it I,. 31 to 'joijt. I, li "THE BELLBOY" ^ MAGNIFICENT" RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, Aug. W, 196O-J3 P—r Mmwt* Phttmophcrx EVII HAFTEN TO YOU? Bank.Mayor Er Donak^Ortorpe, Manasquan, and MayorJKarJjK. Party Set Baron, New Shrewbury; Mr*1 Vi- ealth Courses Next Week freaking Point ola Horan, Highland*, and Wr«. For Sept. 1$ Helen Hill, Keansburg. NEW BRUNSWICK-TDe State program of public health course* - By HAL BOYLE Department of Health and toe for this fall. SEA BRIGHT - Democratic Local candidates who will at- Rutgers University Extension Di- There will be courses in meat you an addict of television Western pro- County and local candidates and tend" are Mrs. Cecils F. Norton, vision announced today their joint Are food service their wives will be guests at the and William 1. Darby, candidates inspection, food service sanita-j grams? card party and fashion show the for borough council, and Mrs. uuauuii '"vital' Do vou ^ee' ^ey are flighting your life because Women's Democratic Club of Sea Joan Axelsen, candidate for bor- statistics, according to the an- you spend more time watching them than you do work- Bright will hold Tuesday, Sept. 13, ough collector. at "Driftwood-by-the Sea" on Mrs. Norton is chairman of th nouncement. iing at your job or entertaining your wife and children? Ocean Ave. affair, with Mrs. Claude Minald SHERMAN'S All four courses will meet once . Do not despair. Hope may be at Among those expected, are co-chairman, and Mrs. ThomaL a week for a period of 10 weeks Farrell, honorary chairman. from 7:30 to 9 p. m. hand. The ailment may cure itself Katharine Elkus White, Red The first to get under way will spontaneously. It did with' me. be the meat inspection course, Today there are millions of Amer- which starts Wednesday, Sept. 7, at Hightstown High School. This icans addicted to liquor, narcotics or INTEREST ON YOUR • Draperies course, preparing for the examin- gambling. But for every one of these ation for license as meat inspec- there are probably five who are compul- • Window ShadeIs tor, covers the general anatomy — SAVINGS • Slipcovers of meat animals and poultry; de- sive viewers of TV horse operas. termining abnormal situations; The disease is insidious in its onset. • Bedspreads general sanitation; sterilization At first the victim is supremely self- techniques; and layouts for B0YLE • Upholstering slaughter-houses and processing confident. Shop-at-Home Service plants. Oscar Sussman and Jo- "I can take this stuff or leave it alone," he says, Phone SH 1-8345 seph Hearl, Newark's chief meat twirling the knobs on his TV set. ^_ Sherman's inspector, will be the instructors. © 106O, King FMluro Syndicate, Inc. World rights rraerved. RED BANK HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN That's the way I felt, too. At the start all 1 Home Decorators Two courses will begin Tues- 468 Broad St. Shrewsbury day, Sept. 13, one in food service watched was "Gunsmoke" because, a few years back, sanitation to be held at the East that's all my neighbors wanted to talk about, By the SH 1-2646 FREE Parking Orange Health Department, 143 Alert Public New St., East Orange, and the time I got really acquainted with Marshal Matt Dillon, second in plumbing regulation an "Doc," Chester and that dance hall lady, I discovered inspection to meet in the Union one Western program wasn't enough. In 'Operation High School, Morris Ave., Union. Feeling Empty KIDS! The food service sanitation course covers methods and tech- One simply left me feeling empty and unsatisfied. Sky Shield' niques of food service inspection; I craved more gunfire, more stampedes, more redskin LITTLE SILVER — The gen- technical information for dish- raids, more U.S. cavalry charges, more rustlers. With- eral public, as well as Civilian washing, hot water, ventilation, Defense organizations, may be edical Mirror refrigeration, equipment design, out knowing it I was hooked. asked to co-operate with the Air forzen foods, catering, and vend- don't go I couldn't wait for "Gunsmoke." I had to see Force in the forthcoming "Oper-I mmummtiumm ing machines. This course is de- ation Sky Shield," Jay Berger, rk I began to swagger up to the water cooler bow. or will it go away? A. Many people have this expe- tion forms, applicants are asked legged. I began addressing total strangers as "Pod rience at times. There is no cause to write to the office of the Uni-ner." When I pulled out my bus fare, I did so as if for alarmt provided the jaw func- versity Extension Division, Rut- OILHEAT tions in a normal mannner. It is gers-The State University, 35 Col-were quick-drawing a six-gun. very likely that the click will lege Ave., New Brunswick. But it wasn't until my eyeballs began vibrating disappear in time. If not, a com- petent oral surgeon should be and the people in the subway started looking like In- consulted. JUNIOR AIDES dians that I finally sought medical advice. When th Questions directed to Science CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP)— Editors, P.O. Box 396. Madison Organizing Chattanooga young- doctor heard of my vice, he said: Sq. Stc, AT. Y. 10, N. Y., wilUe answered in these columr&.when sters into a Junior Deputy Sher- "We're getting a lot of cases like yours lately possible. iff .organi7ation turned out to be a You're simply suffering Western hallucinations—a form pretty good idea. Deputies Eddie SHREWSBURY Curbin, 11, and John R. Sims, 10, of TV D.T.'s. Frankly, we don't know quite what to di called Sheriff James Turner say- with it." PHARMACY ing they found some things they He suggested that I taper off. believed stolen. They led detec- CALL SH 1-4874 tives to a portable television set "One or two before mealtime shouldn't hurt you, Bread St. Shrewsbury and walkie-talkie valued at but I wouldn't watch any after dinner." $350. This didn't work out at all. I couldn't taper off. [The disease got worse. Then suddenly one night, whili 'I was watching my fifth Western program of the ev'e ning, I began to sweat. I trembled violently. Back to School { Calmed Down j The hero was just about to gun down the villian Well Groomed! 'but I instinctively switched off the set. In a few mo ments I calmed down and felt better. What had happened? I still don't know. But thi The first stop on the agenda for 'disease had apparently run its course. It is still too back to school is a visit to Card- 1 early to be sure the remedy is permanent, but I feel ner's for a perfect hair cutting | it is. Whenever I accidentally switch my TV to a that will guarantee an "A" in Western program, I get nauseated and begin to shake. appearance. If you are a helpless horse opera addict, don't give up hope. An overdose of the stuff may turn you into a 4 Barbers Always [teetotaler, too, and you can start living a normal lifi On Duty... again free from the noise of bang-bang. SH 1-0792 Navy has dipped impartially in Civil War to the history of the Civil War BARBER for names to assign two new Name For guided missile ships. GARDNER'S A guided missile destroyer at the New York Shipbuilding Corp- RED itANK oration,' nearing completion at 12 MECHANIC ST. Destroyer Camden, N.J., will be named af- WASHINGTON (AP) - Thj ter Maj. Gen. Randolph C, Berk- eley, Marine Corps hero of the action at Veracrus, Mex., in 1914. The Navy reached back to the BACK Revolutionary War for the name of another guided missile frigate under construction at Camden. veil/ TO The ship, scheduled for comple- tion next year, will be named after Covnmodore Richard Dale. He won fame as John Paul SCHOOL Jones' lieutenant in the historic battle between the Bohhomme Richard and the British frigate 1960's OILHEAT check your burner for peak efliciency DRY CLEANING Serapis in 1779. — the result of and maximum comfort. If you have a Guess Who intensive research 1940 burner or earlier model, change to in the 1950's—is a combination of a 1960 burner and enjoy the greatest THE TOY SHI fuel and equipment. And you get the comfort and luxury in heating. most out of the improved fuel with Your Mew Jersey OILHEAT dealer the improved equipment. will give you all the facts. Call him NOW is the lime to have your dealer today. You'll bo glad you did. BRING ALL YOUR DRY CLEANING IN OFF NOW! AT STORE ONLY! OIL HEAT COUNCIL OF NEW JERSEY DRESSES - SUITS • SWEATERS - SKIRTS, ETC. 10670 BROAD STREET, NEWARK 2, NEW JERSEY • MArket 3-2420 S&H GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH EACH ORDER UNION - IMPERIAL LAUNDRY 500 BROAD ST. RED BANK SH 1-2228 .. , hat only on« child. Orioles Close In On Yanks Americans In Three By Defeating Chicago, 4- 0

ASSOCIATED PRESS ~ that Grant has beaten the Sen- Second-inning home runs by ators this season. His career Frank Malzone and Lu Clinton Aquatic Finals The Baftimore Orioles defeated were all Tom Brewer needed to total is a remarkable 16 victories the Chicago White Sox, 4-0, Mon- against only one defeat. down the Athletics. The right- ROME (AP)—America's swim-i who already has won the spring- springboard diving by Califor- hander spaced eight hits for his nian Gary Tobian—needed points day night to boost themselves to Cleveland rapped 16 hits off mers and divers sought to triple board event and led going into loser Camilo Pascual and two re- eighth victory. Don Larsen, the their gold medal output today today's hjgh diving competition. badly in its heralded, unofficial with 1!4 games of the idle first- loser, dropped his 10th against with three aquatic finals on thei She was in from by 1.60 points (battle with Russia for the team 'place New York Yankees. lievers with catcher Johnny Romano getting three. one victory. Olympic game program. [with Paula Jean Pope of Santajtitle. The Russians had 61 points, The victory was Baltimore's But blocking their way was]Ana, Calif., the favorite, second, iItaly and Germany 60 and the iecond straight over the third- Bv Alan Maver golden-haired Ingrid Kramer, the; The United States-its only gold'United States 40. place White Sox who dropped 3'/j BRAVES' LEW-lOO 17-year-old East German diver, | medal won yesterday in men's The best American bets for games behind first, two behind ' gold medals (and the 10 points the Orioles. ithat go with them) were in lo- Cleveland defeated Washing- inight's women's 100-meter butter- !ton, 6-4, to move within two ' fly final and men's 200-meter games of the fourth-place Sen- jbreastroke windup. ators. Boston's Red Sox whipped Carolyn Schuler, 17-year-old Kansas City, 4-1. The Yankees, school girl from Orinda, Calif., after playing three doublehead- smashed tha Olympic record and ers in three days, enjoyed a W'LLBS. led the qualifiers in the women's welcome day off. Detroit also A butterfly. Bill Mulliken of Cham- was idle. paign, 111., raced in Olymic rec- BRAV&, Pittsburgh retained its 5>/ - ord time in both the prelimin- 2 POW/J TJfS game bulge in the National aries and semis to gain the men's League, walloping Los Angeles, A Part* — Purse $650 for championship distaff honors, will pit her speed board diving. finals by defeating Bob Kemp, 1 Spencer Llnrt. M. O'Neal 7-2' 7-5, 6-4, here yesterday. Lester 5 Cindy M. Graltan. fi. Meyer 9-'2 against male rivals at Atlantic City Race Course. The Tobian edged' out teammate A Rush Win. R. FarrtiiKton 3-1 2 Afton Bflle, M. Robinson S-l Peper's Reward Cops 1st Win Royal Charger filly is eligible for the $30,000 Added 3 Wise You. J. Altlzer. Jr. M expected 6 Yen Shi- Will, W. Hubbard 6-1 Olympic Handicap at the track Saturday. is the upcoming platform diving. 7 Bessia C, P. White 10-1 In other matches played dur- 8 Mountain Lass, G. Wlmhroiv 10-1 In 2 Years In Freehold's Third Tobian's performance was Also eligible: Praam tte*C. Carr. ing the past week, Gary Gold- Third Race — 1 mile — 2:50 p.m. shaded by Australia's Dawn Fra-| berg seeded first in tne Class D Trot — Purse $650 5-2 3 Lilhopriiph. C. Kabmh FREEHOLD—Pepper's Reward, daily double yielded a $91.80 pay- 200-Lap National Championship ser who won the 100-meter free i8 and under advanced to the 5 Volo Clear Advice. E. Loar driven by owner Hartford Rob' off for holders of the 8-2 num- style for the second time, the finals by knocking off Bill Conk- 2 Bee High. W. Dill ' 8-1 1 Spencer Lasiie, T. Qulnn 111-1 first woman ever to do so. She lin| 7.5 6.3 Conklin took ,he ear. A Way Better. B. Wagner S-l inson of Middletown, Del., ended bers. 6 Avon Regent, J. Webater I'M Race at Old Bridge Friday jbeat Chris Von Saltza, in a her-j |y ]ead in tne first set_ but once a two year victory famine by Miss Ethel continued the long 7 FlaR Pay, D. Bailey 6-1 jalded rivalry, in 1:01.2, break-! Goldberg got to Conklin's service, 8 Darnelwyn. J. Altlzer. Jr. . B. capturing yesterday's third race shot bettors in a happy frame by ing her own Olympic mark of Also ellgihie: Sure Hanover • OLD BRIDGE — Old Bridge! Friday's 33-car field will ne nad the match packed away Barnes. Jr. at Freehold Raceway. The_ five taking the fourth race at the 1:02.4 and matching her own Jerry Wynkoop moved into the, Fourth Race — 1 mile — 3:15 p.m. Stadium will offer one of the biddinb g for a record $4,300 purse Class D Pace — Purse $650 juicy pay-off of $34.80, $11.60 and world record. 8 Aflon Midnight. J. Wilson year-old bay gelding, whose lasl 1 11 5 c final match by taking Sandy' I thought we were going 3-1 most attractive shows in the his-!" .™" -" "'" 4 Inia Dream. E. White .VI 7 , , „ I drivers will be competing. Jim Two more Olympic records Hance over the coals with a 6-4,1 to do this dive together?" 3 Diane Q, C. Krnny 12-1 victory wits early in 1958, foughti* - . . „ . tory of the Rt. 18 oval this 1 FIHy Bob. H BalJard S-l The above winners all raced to Hendrickson, recently the winner were shattered by the Americans 6-1 victory. Sunday at 2 p.m.,! 2 Uncle Jim. W. Zendt off the stretch challenge of an- week-end. the aqUaliC eVentS CarOly 5 P.eil Jay, It. Rohlnaon their fastest times of the year. of the Islip'500, and Joe Kelly.!'" ' " Goldberg and Wynkoop will play 7 My Scotchman. iX Murphy other Delaware-owned horse, Buccaneer was clocked in 2:09.1, ,j!Shuler, 17, did the 100-meter but-for the championship, 61 The three-day racing week-end winner thi. _s summer of. _ _ * Qhl 11A f 17 A\A tVitt 1 Aft motor Kn*_ 8 Vernon Lou. W. Evans B. Wag. the terfly in 1:09.8 in preliminary! In the men's singles, Maj. An-! Also eligible: Wllminjtlile • Martha Direct, In provide fancy lone and three-fifths second.! features around ner. faster Linda Caro1 will be highlighted by the long- straight mutuels of $38.60, $14.60 and j won in 2:09.1, arp heat, bettering the 1956 record ofigelo Monti won over Bill Birk- Fifth Raw — 1 mile — .1:10 est and richest-paying modified- NASCAR racing circuit, are , , „ . „, . Class C Pace - Pur UP $!»O one-fifths better; Pepper's Re- 11:0 by America s Shell8V enmiere, 6-4, 7-5. ': Mr. Kllroy, J. AltUer, Jr. 2-1 sportsmen race of the New Jer- tabbed the favorites in the!l; I Cardinal K. Direct, M. Ronfnson fi-1 ward negotiated the mile in 2:- sey racing season—the 200-lapjchampionship race. Hendricksor.l Maj. Monti later teamed up 1 Johnnie W. Wilson. E. Barnes, Jr, 1-1 Help Raritan Longshots had dominated thej1() shaving off two seconds from 1 with Dick Lees to win a men's j .1 Grattan Express, W. Dili 6-1 national championship modified-land Kelly are ranked No. 3 and: The United States Bill Mulh- 5 Arch Bob, E. Bally opening part of the card. Buc- his previous best and Miss Ethel ken was doubles match over Al Peskoe! iportsmen race—to be held Fri-,5 in NASCAR's national mndified! clocked in 2:37.2 In win- 6 Roxburgh Mary. H. Ballurt caneer, despite a second and vic-l t 2:07 was two and four-fifths |mn hls s and Tom Vinning, 6-1, 6-4. 7 Punjab. H. Rtnyton s-i a ipoint standings. Elton Hildreth. « e™'-'mal heat of the 8-12 League 8 Marvolo Trebluh. F. Hulberl tory, respectively in his last two d quicker than ever this day night. men s First seeded Frieda Reinitz and: Sixth Race -- 1 mile — 4:0.'V p. ]secon s night the popularlwinner of the Trenton 100 re-j ' . 2«>-meter breaststroke. Class C Pare Purs starts, was lightly suDported at.y , Saturday ...... g . _.. r-r Dick Long took Barbara Hubsch-: RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Car 1 BowzClaso Yorks C ,Pac Ee. •Whil Purse e $900 car " ™..1.. ."" icentlv. and New England a,PJ breaking his own mark of 2:38 set drag races take over the race-jcen11y. and New England aces1, 1 tH w vl the pre-race wagering and when'HURT RACK — 1 nuip; Trot. j6.w. man and Ron dcKant, 6-2. 6-1. in!washing facilities of Kapushy J K 1!, "^"(i,o ; a Vi'rpnjr Bil1 slatcr Red Foote a way's home stretch. Stocks, - "d a mixed doubles bout. In wo- Bros. Esso Service Center, Rt.'? sin-an, r. -"'••• he came home to his second i n,lncV,,r,.r , M AIIIIIO. ;7.SOII;O ,v«n F!emke are als0 mcn s 13 Micha*! tire. W. Zcntlt straight Freehold triumph in thelArmour I'l.-h isadov«kyi s.so <:o modifieds and dragsters will expected aquatic competition. In the men'S" ' doubles. Sheila Link and35 and Bedle Rd., Hazlet, were 5 Voln Hrl. W. Rlilgway battle if out for a bi wil opening event he returned $27.80.l imf s:oo i start their runs on the 1/16 mile 8 >- 800-meter free style relay pre- Marge Daly won over Barbara'turned over to benefit the Rar- 6 Dorhy Chid. E. Bully T 7 Blue Dan. T. Maunx s-i $11.20 and $5.60. SECON'li HACK -1 mllp; Pncf: $650; stretch at 6 o'clock. Time trials for starting posi- liminaries, Japan topped his own Hubschman and Ann Coates, 6- itan 8 to 12 League on Sunday. Seventh Race — 1 mile — 4:30 pro. Off 2:30. An all-girl powder puff derby.'iions will start at 8:30. Making 1, 6-3. , - , . f'lass B Pace — Purse $1100 When Linda Carol closed fast Ulmla C'artil (Viragj 5.20 .ISO 3.«1 existing mark of 8.18.7 with a Members of the executive com- r> liamy st. Patrick, H. camden M Volo M. Sjipncer 8.10 X?H a gigantic fireworks display, a;the marathon even more inter- to take the second at $5.20, the cracking 8.17.1 performance. Aus- mittee, managers, coaches andjj ^m^ ™""j. Mam"" I.'Amour fMsttox) 10-car demolition derby and theiesting will be the placement of rP Time 2:0!).'.' tralia is awaiting, however, cer- volunteers pitched in to handle ' p«ny Baby. .\t. t,ami> Dally Onuhle (H-Zt Ruccanfrr and novice cars will be featured in the motor pits in the infield in tification of an 8:16.1 time turned Bowling; Banquet the car washing chores. All pro- J captain "BS1 ch'olliwy l.liula nrlti 13.00 S.4H putting Japan and the U.S. in ,„_._, ,-,.„„„., T, ,,-JJI ... , „ , . , ., '"1.1" '-' Pace - Purs,- 190C Honpst Desire (B«lote) <• So Time 2:10 direct challenge in the finals as , M1DDLET0WN -The Middle - Walte"-—r Or rwa wa~ s chairman of„ the 5 i.onr r,\m nnip. J. ncring Wins Two KOfllTH RACE-1 mile; Pacr; 1900: (own iho fjvnriio* i Tuesdav Nile Summer Mix- project ana was assisiea Dy n Pala. 1.Flllv 1)11. 1 W. Evans MUs Klhel IR'h'«nn» 3t.Mll.DO IM Major League ad 4 Plplomat Marie. I). Borovaky I)an Conprfss iPsrsonsl 4.60 *.00 In the water polo competition, son with a bowling banquet sched-'g y. Francis A. Ludwig, Thom- 7 Easlfr Olrl. (.'. Kotiasri Arrow Races Durk Mink iKIrljyi (W) defending champion Hungary led, achstaclfs Tavern, Eastias McCarthy, Paul Huber, Jerry 8 RWfrt ' Dlrprt. B. Time ::l)7 ulcd at B RUMSON - Dick Mercer, skip- PlrTH HACE-i mile; Pice; WOO; seven other teams into the semi-;Keans[)Ur_ Sept |Q ICorbett, William Mueller, Donj pmtii Ra» — i mile--s:2n p. m. Off 3(3:(> nn r> p r im pering Bobsie, was the big win- Audrey lPlk»> 3.00 .100 o: I form one bracket with Italy. Ro-:Frnck treasurer, and Wanda In addition to donating their'sRvS ?. 'jB"niM 45 oo n fin 9 ?n TODAY'S BASEBALL n M *bi»i.Hi» •'! Mercer topped the fleet SaUir-lmf,", '.«,»'»,* " (mania, Russia and Germany m• oberle. secretary. facilities, the Kapushy Bros, pro- J ^ ^>!,'; s < llr tne otncr j day when UP beat out Ed Slcw-'^J' ., ,,' -' "" ^y The Associated Press i - | Hazel Monahan, Ed Dcutsch vided cold drinks and favors. Re- T'POIIM 1 mnp^ 5^ 1 ( ./art in Vanguard. Jack Adams,; RKVKNTU P.ACE 1 mile; Tact; WOO: ! Power-packed Brazil, along and Bill Bumbaugh form the ban-'frcshments were also donated by ._, .y<,iiy* v.>iov"?n.. A. CI«;W Off <:3S. , AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE l r t r F i;ln Manton Metcalf's Windward, with Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Den-quet committee. Wanda Oberle. the Hazlet Sweet Shop. The J ,''"" y" »i?,'i"''w i Karl's Pal iPar'ttoni IM 4.«" 2.«0 Monday'* Results Monday1! Results l n n L was third. Bill Haebler, skipper- Muck l.ybrnok (Wagner) 7.20 fort mark. Argentina, France and Ida Van Vliet and Harold Coward Kapushy Bros, sponsor the i jdiv oay. G' " Ikey iMurpliy) I.in Bnv. II. BUyliHI ing Lukundoo, finished fourth. Baltimore 4, Chicago 0 (Night) St. Louis 3, Milwaukee 0 (Night) Hungary charged through their composed the trophy committee.;Hawks, champions of the West-|J ?"„' A Win. W. Unnll Time '.':O5.4 Cleveland 6, Washington 4 (Night) Pittsburgh 10, Los Angeles 2opposition in the tightly Sponsors and 20 teams will at-iern Division of the Raritan 8 tojjj Knii Don Summa, sailing Pintail, was KirjiiTIl RACE-i milt: race: JDOfl; fifth; Neils Johnsen, Jr., in Ariel, Oft n:f)4 Boston 4, Kansas City 1 (Night) (Night) j tested soccer competition. The tend the banquet. 12 League. Tnr-P. Pollnra. nhylliy m Mary fl.'k'm'ni 28.61) lfl.rn t.KI was sixth, and Leo Fennelly, al Tippy Plugo roh'snni 4.60 3.20 Only Games Scheduled Philadelphia 2, San Francisco OUJnitcd Arab Republic, Turkey, Miirtha Drrry (Bvansi 4.so (Night) | Britain, Taiwan (Nationalist the tiller of Jay, did not finish, Time 2:07.2 W L Pet. G.B m.VTIf HACB - 1 mile; P»ce; |»0O; Only Game* Scheduled [China) Tunisia, Peru and India tn Saturday's Turnabout class, New York . 73 49 .598 John Atwood, sailing Seraph, fin- Off S:20. W Pet. G.B. were definitely eliminated. Den- Rose Dillon fT'biltton) 15 CO 7 40 (.00 Baltimore . 74 .583 ished in the lop' position. Scotty The Clipper fZentlt) 3.60 ?.»o Pittsburgh 76 .608 mark was the surprise as highly Chicago 71 Stewart, skippering Rainbow, was nilly 8. McKeei J.00 70 .565 5i/, improved combinations which de- Time 2iO«.l Washington 63 .504 second, and John Miller, at the TENTH RACE I mile; Pace; J«SO. Cleveland 60 .488 Milwaukee .557 61-2 feated Poland today and Argcn- Off 6:S5 LDS An 1 tiller nf Shark, copped the third Nubbin Mite IMnltoil 10,20 6 00 4.Ml Detroit 58 .472 151/, 8«>e» .541 S ^ tina earlier, to head Group (' KTIns Afton fMnrrtnen ( «0 -MO position. Rurprlse Eden [,'kermnnl Boston 5J .431 ,01,; San Francis .500 l3'/jand be virtually assured of a spot Cincinnati Sunday in the Arrow race It Time 2:11.J. Kansas City 44 .155 30 .444 2O'/j;in the semi-finals. y Allenclsnrp. 4.17D Hmirile, YM 114 Chicago .402 25'/j Unofficial point score at the was MMercer, Haebler, Stewart, Today's Games Philadelphia .384 28 ;end of four days of competition Johnsen, Bill Riker, sailing Her- Detroit - »--• ...... lit Boiiofi, Twi-nlght, ' Todny'f. (iamci 'in the WfiO Olympics (gold med- on, Summa and Fcnelly, p. m. Clncinnull at Chicago, 2:30 p m. als in parenthesrs; points nn STOCK CAR RACES Kansas City at New York, 8 ATI.. IIHIII. J.MAN CMKHII' Philadelphia al San Francisco, 10-5-4-3-M basisV Pelerspn p. m, 4:30 p. m. Russia (3), fil points; Italy PoInK Cleveland »l OiUlmort, 8:05 MlfthlHiida Itriv Onler . Mfl IR SI. Louin at Milwaukee, 2 p, m. (S). 60; Germanv (2), fill; United jw.:'f> p. m, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, II Slates (1), 40; Hungary (1), M; f)i:enn View . Hen HrlKM ,V)fl.37 Chicago at Washlnglnn, N;05 Frank'! Tn\ern . !H)4 H4 p. m. Australia (2). 25; Denmark (I), Htrb'a Plare . . 4fH),fl8 p. ID. WedncMlay's damn 21; Groat Britain (1), 20; Sweden All. Illlh. lire Onler .. 4Dft.0« Mauaer'ii lrmuranc* (fm,4H Wednesday'* Game* Si. I.ouIs ni Clnclnnntl, 9 p. ni. (I), 20; Netherlands l!i, Pnlnnd I, *, M^ Rulldera , I7S. TM, 'at fl«: WHH Anilermm l»n. "J24. '."J( Ii:i7. P' ">. f'hilade/phia at Un An((clc«, II r/. f'nnadn 4, Fmncr .1, UMl (lull; johnny milli 517. llnrrv Wall Stadium Kansas Clly m New York, (2) p. m. I Nurwny I. IIKIMUII. 2IS. ?o.v t.emiv M"ll"//n 'Jll .Ilin Kiililln. 'JIJ. Charley (1'NIPI 811. I:SI> p. m. I'lllsburgh al San Francisco, 4:30 lifimy Rinlih 210. flklp i ll Rout* 34 Belmar HUM Mr( I'illr FRANK PORTER'S ni;i.orr, wu. (AP) - .inckj i;van«, «f Ucnvillc, N. ./., raced) RED BANK TIRE CO. his A mock hydroplane to first |)ln Unnifnri by (wo pri 10 pupils dr Romn iiflnr Ihny won (op lionori in The Jhf»»-ni»)er I': 'Ml' '.t 'lllMllfl', jpf iiifjbortrd divincj nvmit ames 0 dle Vern Law, its ace right-hander, "'*"« . ^ « v ' »• J To 'Dance' With r la ce New ork Ya eM games since Burleigh Grimes i " " P A ^ ^ he A me Can racked up that many victories'!" H f " «, ^ "Ti jn ,q1g . land defeated Washington, M Gene Fullmer „'"',, , I and Boston downed Kansas City, LOS ANGELES (AP)-"Do you Pittsburgh broke a four-game j 4.1 •till dance?" someone asked one- losing streak Monday night andj £aW| 3Oi virtually a cinch to ime hoofer, Sugar Ray Robinson, Law posted his 19th triumph as'|become lne majors. lint 20- in town for a crack at the NBAthe Pirates walloped Los Angeles ;game winner lhis year pennit. middleweight title. 10-2. By winning, the Pirates ted eight hits for his eighth "You come out and see me' maintained their 5'/j game lead v victory and fifth over tight this guy Fullmer." smiledi° er St. Louis, a 3-0 victor i lne Dodgers the dapper Sugar Man. 'Til|against Milwaukee. Philadelphia, ' Catcher Hal Smith and Don dance like hell that night." | blanked San Franscisco, 2-0.|1Juak supporied Law'* pitching Robinson arrived yesterday' — [with three-run homers. Hoak ad- with'an entourage that included U.- . ... . ided a triple and drove in lour his dietician and his voice coach lj\1(Mfil)(M%Mprrihpr' runs. Law also chipped in with Robinson told reporters at the j »viii«ti a nome run airport that his masseur is com-; 1\ >>9 T«««, i Larry Jackson hurled tha Car- ing later by train. UrduS O£ J eaiTlh Ulinal shutout. He yielded just Robinson's first words were a „ „..-.„ i three hits and did not permit » complaint: "You fellows quit t ' Milwaukee batter to go beyond writing that I'm 40 years old- At Beacon Hill first base. The Redbirdi man- I'm only 39." I LEONARDO — Th i r t y-lwo aged just six hits oft loser Joey Robinson, five times holder of. 'cams competed in the member- Jay and Ron Piche and did not the 160-pound title, said he has! member match play champion score until the seventh. been listed a year older than he ship at Beacon Hill.Countryy CIul> The victoryy,, fourthh, straight actually is because he lied about last weekenweek-endd . RRa y LLcstrangt e and fof r StS . LouisLi , enablebld thh e Cards Ruth (arrow) hits single, scoring Combs in fourth game of *27 Series. his age when he began fighting Jim Riescnbeiger carded a net to climb past the Braves into in the days that only Archie 64 to win medalist honors. | second place. Moore dimly remembers. Second medalist honors wound Rnokie Art Mahaftey handcul- Robinson said he plans to re- "P in a lie ivith Tom Black and fed the Giants with two singles lax at a Beverly Hills motel be-; Dave Star, and Harold Mullins as ne registered his fourth vie fore leaving Thursday to set up [ and Paul Doherty, with S6 team |n withoul a de|eat , th his training camp at nearby Gil- scores. . , . D,.... , man Hot Springs ! Low gross was recorded bv '^',7, *T uf T" He meets Gene Fullmer Oct. 8. £lar with a 74 sc»rp- Bcmie Du- " SCOUTS LOOKING — Tha at the Memorial Sports Arena, PreS a anidh Larr7 y Scott each post-,Z^. , ,.t , . 20. ,ret X_.. X, ed 76 scores to share second flrst b baUers •"'befor• retiree Eddld thee 15-year-old St. Louis ichool- place honors. j Brcssoud singled In th8 sixth. boy pitcher, who hurled 30 Ctydo Barahart Joe Harris Trot Track Harold Kcrr had a 75-5-70 lie Johnny Callison and Tony Tay- JSZO no-hitters and was declare with Rocco V. Cioffi, 81-11-70, for|lor drove in the Philadelphia individual low net honors. runs, off loser Mike McCormick. Champion Bucs of 1927—last Firate pennant year. a "hardship case" by Com Is Opposed By WALTER L. JOHNS The Yankees were the Amer- Poison) Waner hit .380 andi Waite Hoyt, now a radii missioner Ford Frick, show Most of the pennant-heading ican league winners, and they Lloyd (Little Poison) finished broadcaster, topped the Yanke off his style to big leagu JERSEY CITY (AP) - More had made a walkaway of the with .354. Then came Pie Tray- slab corps with 22-7. And th than 300 Hudson County members til I IN 1111II1111111=1 Pittsburgh Pirates weren't even scouts who came to St. Loui born when the last N. L. cham- race, finishing with 110 victories nor, with .342; Joe Harris, with other Yankee throwers wen of the New Jersey Council of pionship flag was unfurled in the and 44 losses, a new high in the .326; Clyde Barnhart, with .319; Wiley Moore, 19-7; Herb Pen to watch him work out. Fric Churches have been asked to op- Smoky City. American loop. The Yanks, with Kiki Cuyler, with .308, andlnock, 19-8; Urban Shocker, 18 waived the rule prohibitin pose a harness racing track in super-power, had led the league George Grantham, with .305, 16; Dutch Reuther, 13-6, an The year was 1927, and it had players from signing unt Secaucus meadows. been a big year all around — from May 1 of the previous year, The pitching staff was led by \ George Pipgras, 10-3. Ministers have been requested Charles A. Lindbergh made his when they also won the pennant. Carmen Hill, with 22-11. The! high school graduation. to circulate petitions opposing solo flight across the Atlantic, This was a year of torrid hit- other members of the starting' Came the World Series, wit the proposed track and attending the size of U. S. paper money ting and the Pittsburgh array quartet were Lee Meadows, lfl-i the first game set for Pitts hearings here Sept. 7 and 9- 10; Ray Kremer, 19-8, and Vic burgh on October 5. The Yanks was reduced by about one-third, of smashers looked almost as Rev. Samuel A. Jeanes of Mer- the first successful demonstration good as the Yankee blasters. Aldridge, 15-10. | won the first, 5 to 4. The Yank; Trackman's The Yankee cast was even j won the second, also in Pitts- cliantville, legislative chairman of television was made in the of- And, each team had fine 'pitch- of the New Jersey Council of fice of Secretary Herbert Hoover! ing staffs. more impressive. Iron Lou Gch-; burgh, 6 to 2. The Yanks wor rig led the hit parade with a the third, 8 to 1, in New York Freehold Churches, made the request in Washington and Babe Ruth hit yesterday. Applications for per- 60 home runs. The Pirates, paced by the .373 mark and 47 homers; the And the Yanks won the fourth great Babe Ruth smashed his 14 to 3, also in New York. 1 Selections mission to operate a track in In Pittsburgh, the Pirates were great "Poison" brother act of Secaucus meadows have been fil- the darlings of baseball, for the 60 homers and ended with a was the first time in America Paul and Lloyd Waner, had ed with the state. Buccos had won the pennant with .356 batting mark; Earl Combs league history-that a team ha Jennie Use Scott a record of 94-60, beating out seven .300 hitters and a quartet had .356, Bob Muesel .337, Ben won the classic in four straight Homestretch Vonny the Cardinals and Giants in a of pitchers as good as anything Pascual .317 and Tony LazzerijAnd the second time in majo Ascot Wick .309. I league history. American league close race. in the big leagues. Paul (Big Cindy M Grattan Spencer Lind "FREE MONEY FIESTA" Rush Win May Get 2 Teams r— OFF AND RUNNING by John I. Day-) LOW-LOW PRICES! BONUS TRADE-INS Lithograph NEW YORK (AP)-The Amer- Volo Clear Advice ican League meets today to con- Darnelwyn sider the possible expansion to Buffia Motors Is happy to announce the reduction In price Of 10 teams. "Fixes" and Reversals Ima Dream the fabulous new FIAT SPORTS CAR. A report by the realignment Afton Midnight committee which voted, along Vernon Lou with a three-man committee from Here Is a true sporls car, 4 cylinder, 4 speed transmission The American "tout", unlike, similar experience in an at- his colorful English- counter- tempt to "re-run" the. first Johnnie W. Wilson the National League, for expan- with speeds to 95 miles per hour, fuel savings at 35 mllei part, is a petty racketeer who American Derby on its EOth Mr. Kllroy sion at a meeting in Chicago per gallon. Visit us today and see and drive the new 1200 anniversary. The pageant Arch Bob last Aug. 2, was the chief item gives a different horse to each 1 different "client" in a race, went according to script hut By WALTER L. JOHNS on the agenda. FIAT. Big trade-In now on your present car. thus giving a winner to a/por- for one tiling ... the wrong Streak tion of his .clientele who ara horse won. ITEMS OF SPORTS INFO picked up here and then Bozo York Machipongo Trenton Eliminated 20 FIAT MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM Jorever convinced that they Francis P. Dunne, steward and strung along the typewriter... First of the mino have been "in on a fixed race". for the New York State Rac- By Macon (Ga.), 8-3 At Saratoga some years ing Commission, has a good leagues to wind up 1960 season play is the Alabama Peggy Guy Priced as low as $1098. POE 1 personal reason not to eye Jimmy Thistle back a movie company waking Florida loop which ended regular play Aug. 22 . . .Be- WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - Macon a film concerning Mono' War every form reversal cynically. Hardy St. Patrick (Ga.) Eliminated Trenton, (N.J.) tried to fix a race with the Some 30 years ago Dunne was lieve it or not, but counting his winter league activities trainer of a horse named Old Lone Elm Dale 8-3, in the national non-pro base- lull approval of everyone con- ball tournament Monday night. cerned ... except the horses. Faithful. After the •well- Luis Arroyo, the new Yankee reliefer, is a veteran ol 8 Diplomat Marie Tha sequence was to" show backed Old Faithful had failed some 30 sesons in baseball .. • Ohio State's home foot Frisco Pat The New Jersey team was Upset beating1 Man c' War in to live up to his name on sev- ousted under the double loss rule. MOTOR CO. eral occasions, Dunne decided ball attendance, which averaged 82,000 a game ove Spencie the Sanford Stakes, tha only Major's Queen Macon's Cliff Coggins limited BUFFIA xaca Big" Bed ever lost. Tha that he "just wasn't much the last several years, will be down this year . .. No ; nee had to be tun three times horse" and placed, no het on For Sure Trenton to six hits, while his HIGHWAY 35, EATONTOWN, N. J. LI 20020 ! him in his next start. You because of a lack of interest, for they'll all be sellouts mates jumped on three pitchers befor« they got a shot with Cap A Win i"Upi8t" crossing -thu -wire guessed it... OId,Faithful (rot for 11 hits. C/j mile north of Iiatontnwn Circle) his nose down in front at a but the Bucks play only five, instead of six, at home . Johnny Laird 'tint -WMhin£ton Park had a 10 Molly Volo Macon 221 000 120—8 11 2 cool 100 to 1. The Skywriters who make the Big Ten tour are each Trenton 002 001 000—3 6 3 covered by $62,500 worth of insurance . . . Concluding Coggins and Irby; Burns. Down- event of the world championship auto racing schedul Rocca Featured ing (3), Mont (9) and Naples. • = • 11 • I i 11 [ 11111111 If I will be the Grand Prix of the U. S., set for Riverside Calif., Nov. 20 ... The 1960 pro campaign marks th In Team Battle 12th year in the paid sport for Nohn Van Brocklin ASBURY PARK-Antonio Roc the Eagles' fine passer . . . Maureen Galvin, 28, o ca and Bruno Sammartino wi Jamaica, N. Y., a top pitcher in the American Softball team up to meet the duo of Pa Kelly and the Great Antonio i Assoc., made her debut as a lady umpire in organized the feature bout at the Conven baseball recently at Allentown, Pa. ... Bobby Mattick, tion Hall here Friday night. the Redleg scout, has done pretty well for himself in In the top solo bout of th evening, Rlcki Starr, the most COMET discovering ball players ... He picked up Frank Rob- controversial wrestler in the inson and Vada Pinson and now, has another future ring, will meet the most devas- tating matman in the person of star with the Reds, pitcher Jim Maloney, who was with Dr. Jerry Graham, the blond Nashville earlier. bomber. ! R.B. Open Tennis Tournament NEW YORK bookmakers aren't taking any The second team battle of thr more money on the Pirates to win the N. L. pen- evening has the Bavarian Boys. Rudi Saturski and Harry Wenzel, IN earing Completion: Final Sun. nant and the Yanks, at last look, were 1 to 2 to going against the team of Lar- with that club after the first three weeks ... Chic- ry Simon and Chet Wailick. Rene Bardot, the popular ago writers say that Ron Santo, the youngster the RED BANK - The Red Bank Cappy Pregnal and Ray Kuia- French champ, will make his forpt Open Tennis tournament is slow- va won a mixed doubles match Cubs brought up, will be a great one in the future. return against Mike Torres. Two ly but surely reaching the finish- over B. J. Hesseltlme and Jack Oklahoma has moved ahead of Notre Dame for the more solo bouts have Waldo Von I ing stage. In recent matches, B. .Fowler, 6-3, 7-5. Erich tackling Tony Marino andj J, Hesscltinc won the women's Men's finals are scheduled for best football record over the last 25 years .. .The the Puerto Rican champion, Mi-1 championship by defeating Cappy Sunday will' a 10 a.m. starting Sooners have an .800 percentage which is largely quel Perez, meeting Bud Cody, I Pregnall, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2, to wipe time. Women's doubles finals arc the Australian star. ' i that division off thn schedule. slated for tomorrow morninR. due to Bud Wilkinson . . .There are three Browns and The opening bout starts at 9 In other matches, Sue Porter but no Smiths on the 1960 University of Illinois p. m. and Phyllis Lobdell detcated Nor- The third highest price ever grid roster. . .Sword Dancer wilt stand in stud In thr Olympic pole vaultcr, nun a wed- (•'liul nierting IWure thr howl- ENGLISH MOTORS diug date in November. IMR »ca«on gels undrr way n billed Srpi. |2 HI R.,10 p. m, at 34 MAPLE AVENUE t « «wli 11. It.'tt ft, i,r, *M U>mlu» IMf M< Middlctown Lane*. 16—Tuesday. Aug. 30, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER By SAVNDERS and OVERGAHD Women Demos S7EVEROPER, • A - '. •%<- • @rf ®tf ®M €fc ®ft* ®* To Hold Forum TOWUME, evpsv/ DAILY FORTUNE FINDER MONSTER/'-W SURe I AND-'IU. WYCOOS i To learn your Ttortune'' tor toisy {torn the »taw, writ* in the UUent SHE-DID MOT KILL J WUU BE NEXT/ of .the alphabet corresponding to the numerals-on the line ol the astro* On Major Issues MY BROTHER, Column logical period in which you were born. You will find It fun. TRENTON (AP) — The wom- MR. ROPER/ 12345678 91011 U'<3 1415 16171819 20 21 22 23 24 25 2& en's division of the Democratic By ALFRED SHEINWOLD AICDE.F'CH I J K IMNOPQR STUVWXYZ State Committee has announced JAN. 2:- 1 34 21 11 20 IS IS 21 2 12 6 1 20 9 13 5 an all-day forum Oct. 5 on major You can't always pick the right FEB. 20 play out of a vacuum. A know!' political issues of 1960. FEB. 21- 21 U 5 21 16 5 3 29 6 1 12 21 21 21 18 25 edge of the opponents may steer MAR. 20 Mrs. Thelma Parkinson Shar,p, you to the right course. Democratic national committee- MAI. 21- « 22 9 19 9 15 11 lfr South ruffed the third heart with 23 IS 34 1 18 6 21 12 woman, said Gov. Robert B. AH: 20 a high trump and drew two Meyner will act as moderator for AM. 21- 20 B IS 9 12 12 9 11 7 20 18 9 21 13 16 8 rounds of trumps. Then he went MAY20 the forum at the War Memorial Into a session of silent thought. Building. MAY 21. 11 5 23 13 9 18 1 3 12 5 15 6 12 15 22 6 It was clear that East had start- JUNE 21 She said Mrs. Charles F. Sul- ed with seven hearts and two dia- JUNE 22- 21 11 IT 21 6 19 20 a IS 11 S 4 7 1 9 11 livan of East Brunswick, wife monds. There was room for only JULY23 the state director of purchas JUIY24- 19 15 13 6 Z 15 4 25 12 15 22 5 16 25 .15 21 and property, will be forum d fonr black cards in the East hand. AUG.22 If East had two clubs and two rector. AUG. 13- 1 19 20 18 15 14 1 21 11 8 15 11 4 b MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY spades, the contract could be SEPT.23 n a The forum, based on the theme, made by a squeeze play against of "New Horizons in a Changing SfPr.24- 13 S 6 15 18 3 15 21 18 20 19 8 9 16 West. If East had three clubs, OCT. 33 20 9 World," will discuss foreign poli the situation was hopeless. If cy, defense, education, health OCT. 24- IT 21 9 5 20 3 6 12 6 2 18 1 20 0 13 11 East had three spades, and one NOV. 22 and old age assistance, civ: club. South would need some sort NOV. 23- 18 0 7 8 20 3 8 15 9 S 5 19 13 1 4 S rights, and the national economy of luck in clubs. DEC.22 I Mrs. Sharp said. Which was the case? DEC. 23. 16 1 18 20 9 11 7 9 19 1 22 15 9 4 6 4 The clue came from West, who JAN. 21 was known to hold 11 black cards. Blinker Signal West discarded on the second ©'lMa tOBt rmttmi synltntt. Inc. Patent Given McKEESPORT, Pa. — A pa- THE HANDS round of hearts and also on the West's distribution, but the infor- tent for a blinker signal designed second round of diamonds. mation was far more useful to to warn oncoming motorists of a Helpful Signals South. He led the jack of clubs stalled automobile has bee; East dealer through West, capturing the queen Both sides vulnerable granted to Maurice Levey, A. West discarded the deuce of and nine on the same trick. Then NORTH spades and the seven of clubs. bury Park. *K 8 3 South returned to his hand and VJ94 South knew that West was a very led another club to finesse dum- The device has a vane curvei • Q 9 8 4 reliable soul who would try to my's eight. in opposite directions with one signal his distribution and his Reliable opponents are worth surface painted red and the oth SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF EAST strength if he could. Like eir weight in gold. er surface yellow. It is activated good players, West would by the wind and may be see: X KMOW, WU--Y0U THIS REPORT CONCERNS THE high-low with an even number ofj DAILY QUESTION • 6 3 at great distances. . VWW'THAr WAS S0HB ?&6T, NrTO«5erTOT)M I 5 cards in a suit but would play! As dealer, you hold: Spades— LITTLE ENVELOPE/ K 8 3 Louis A. Bopp, 297 Fair Haver WtDA/l'M 0WSTIN0 AT THE SOWS.' 9 low-high with an odd number of j Hearts-J 9 4 Diamonds- BBWllISUNI iQ 9 8 4 Clubs-A K 8. What Rd., Fair Haven, received a pa ANPTHeserrne ISSOCEAUTIFUU rXCIFlC-LlWA-UVA/ • A* cards. tent entitled "Neoprene Com I HATE TO CAST A STONE ON Apparently, West had an odd do y°" say? pound, Self-Adhering to Lead.' •me wows, BUT- • A K J JO 7 2 number of spades and an even Answer: Bid one club or one WlWff diamond if you use standard bid- The patent has been assigned number of clubs. What's more, General Cable Corp. Eat StxSb W« North' West seemed to have something ding methods. The hand is justj 2 • Pass 3 • barely worth an opening bid. If 4* good in clubs. Wiih six worthless 3 y 2 • Pass you use the Kaplan-Sheinwold The United States administers Pass Pass clubs, West might ha<-e started a 3 £ 5 • high-low, but he would have used "weak notrump" open with 1 NT, 8,475 square miles of Pacific 4 • the four and then the three for showing balanced distribution and Islands under trusteeship grante< this purpose. 12 to 14 points in high cards. by the United Nations. These signals told East all about By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Yeiterdiy'i Punle "ASTRO-GUIDE" For Wednatday, August 31 ACROS* i-XInd ot chee» Bias BQBQQ naa 1-SuperlatlT* ••Tavern nan nasas ana ending 10-Ths eelf a Hntaaaa Present—For You and NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL 4-Seml- 31-Small child aa tann Yours • • • Morning starts on a precicrafl IS-BIck atone 18-Clerlcal ana aaaa harmonious note, but later in the l-Wager collar iaaa smm 12-Brown kiwi 30-The aua day people are inclined to over- 13-EnthuBlMtlc 22-Damp indulgence and a tendency to 1<-Tlme eon* J3-Bury by H-French alas an carelessness in habits. Trouble IE-Small «hf»U article 17-Colorful bird J6-Dririki in romance or marriage is sug- IS-Farceli ot ll-Rlver la gested, and disapproval of par- land Siberia Il-Parent M-South ents is probable. Women do not (colloq.) American It-Small animal feel as well as usual, but the factory Jtl-Irritable 41-Uan'i fil-Openwork health chart for men is excel- IB-Steal M-Meanrr* of nickname fabric 17-Dart oft weight 44-Rotatinj il-Chang* :. lent Il-Number M-Ethloplan part of color of 12-SatJsfactoi7 title machinery (4-Baseball I4-Fronoun J5-Powerf«l 46-Girl'a Implement Future • • • There will be a 35-Uppennoft person nickname (5-Falsehood Past. . . Inflation seems to be part tt-X atat* 48-Tlme gon* \ff 56-Guldo'a htrh plotting a steady course. In continued national shortage of IS-Tub (abbr-i 49-Suppllcato note 1959, both the increase in the J7-Conjunctloc 40-Cut off 50-Reverence 63-Sun fod teachers. Although VS. colleges I8-Florlda cost of living (2 per cent) and supplied an increase of 8.3 per Indians I' 2 the average wage increase settle- U-Danlnh land ment (8.8c per hour) were the cent over last year, the small division U-Jog samees 1958. gain will be offset by drop-outs. 43-Cllclc beetle 44-Molat earth MARK TRAIL By ED DODD 45-IndednlU article The Day Under Your Sign 47-Farent (colloq.') ARIES (Bom Msttk II «o April It) UtRAISepi.21toOct.21l - . Make Ibe most of chmc£ to loaf around Don't act bored white fritnd ti reUttdg 49-ProhlblUd neit weekend. Don't roih here and tronblea (even tfaoagh you arc I), M-Wager there. 17-Femal* 32 SCORPIO (Oct.2) to Nov. II) (8-014 TAURUS (April M <• M*y 10) Don't let politic! interfere with bttai. musical You can expect aomc diacord nt do- nets. Xnow when to keep silent. , initruiBint* mritic afliiri, bat nothinK aerioM re- mit t. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to D«e. 2t J 10-Ba 111 Let TOUT imagination roam freely >nd •1-Obtaln 40 GEMINI (Mty2l«« JWM2I) you'll wind up with tome *ood ideal. 62-Fewe«t Drop the mbject before anger resuhl if M-Afternoon convenation geta too vehement. CAPRICORN (Dtc 22 to JM. 20} party 43 CrratiTc work suiters, bat tasks re- CANCER (June 22 »• July 21 { quiring •yjtrmattc attention work out DOWN 46 47 48 Be more tolerant of the opinion! of well. thot« who do not agree with you. 1-Bltter vetch AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 HF.b. It) 34 56 LEO |Julr22toAuo,. 21) Plain nomethins; different for the week- I-Soak up Expect to get oat of roar lilt oolr M end instead of surinc in the same old I-Thick, black rut. substance SS much »i roa are willing lo put into n. 4-Jason's ahlp VIRGO (AM. 12 re Sept. 22) PISCES (Fab. 20 to Mircfc 20) I-Snatl Dott'l worrr rf joba doa't go wcL Tfce Head trade pttblieitiona for helpful la •-Hebrew 63 littulioa clean tip tbortlT. iormation conccrnine; career matters. month e I960. 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REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY ANNOUNCEMENTS WATS & ACCtSSOMES HELP VAKTED-FEMALE HELT WASTED-MALE FOB SALE APAKTMEtTO HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK REGISTER FOUUJJP PATBOIX GfMBK — Kt ODWOABD iionm BOAT *sn> ftec* work, JwHrty Tuesday, Aug. 30,1960—17 lit* *>Ut* eat mt» «MtcJMCOT omnsna xnwamoyti tut. rtd . ralttv THREE-BEDROOM RANCHER U lot tomwue U pur »?eeuiii> I** Vberu FACTORY' GOOD USED FURNITURE n » TO.eWir, f» rnr«4. Call m i KttitUn, TEanecfa c 64203, collect. t» b« roor cenOmum wtxebmn. put In best Little Silver area. PJNBALtS FOR HEALTH, »n «Bd to mm, W# tr»U pty torUi.. BRANCH v At Low, low Price* Bed BuHt* riatn Exclusive with us — F*mal* «U«M cnt, vlctoilr »r lotftt vtovisti rm buttr* ft Dilute t>Mutl»ul fc*r «wl Mi-room Betiwcnker'* Pond, Ftlr Har«. »ft •Jth u», LOtt RATE Or <%, Vpitr IEWIHO lUCHUnt OPERATORS — Vow..... turfs; inn (or penwuust pen- firi'o »p»rta>enU tor October I Sfod- Asking S23.W0 ATHENS, Ohio (AP) — Pintail » toj>. oo deductible o«r » O.p, |W tlM to u erttaizuim Oat dm erery • Living Room Suite* (50 •Intfc needle nut post muMot, Af* H)*P BQ »*-«-v»rw«*»/ wtor» ntTMcamM. rm kltcben, o,u!rt nntt, free puidsf. machines confiscated during deductible, C«JJ fc>r laJormMiop, tod*r. • Bedroom Suite* 50 Midlsoo Gtrdens raids by the Department of Liquor ply: De Genniro, J47 Brldf* Arc, fa eiperleoce oewsstrr 112 South St. SH 1-7833 WALKER & WALKER AUTOMOTIVE Call (U 1-4019, Ask For Personnel Control are being turned over to Rolston Waterbury Red Bank. » Sectional* 50 BED BANK RIVERFRONT — Furnish- REALTORS AUTOS AND TRUCKS Department. ed or unfurnished. Three lovely Che state's mental hospitals. 16 W. Front 8t. Red Bank PART-TIME HELP — Apply tn person * Studio Couches 25 rooms. First floor. Three exposures. Highway 35 Shrewsbury 1954 DE SOTO, Power Master, ail SH 7-3500 to Manager, Schulte United, Broad Beautiful view. Convenient location. Coin levers are stripped off to cylinder, power steering, automatic 35 years ot bottlns anfi SALARY $92 * Hide-away Sofas 45 Business person only. 14 Riverside Ave. SHadyside 1-5212 allow free play and the machines transmission, radio, heater, dfrectlon- yacht insurance. St.. Red Bank. als, lour brand new tires, a very beau- EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — 11 a. m MAINTENANCE MAN — Familiar with RED BANK—Modern tliree rooms. Open 7 Days are used to help patients relax tiful car. $15 down. S6.50 per week. to 3 p. m. Apply In person Lineroft rough carpentry, concrete and elec- • Odd Box Springs and furnished, desirable. 118 McLaren St.. "22" OWENS CRUISERS, several, nice Inn, Newman Springs Rd.. Llncroft, and talk. Lsbrlola Motors, 120 Newman Springs Condition, 11500 to S3000. trical work. Steady, year-round position, Innerspring Mattresses corner Prospect. SH 7-1175. FAIR HAVEN - RIVER OAK3. bug* Roail, Red Bank. BU 1-2433. 31' RICHARDSON Sport Model. lots BABY SITTING OR LIVE-IN - To six days a week. Also capable of work- FURNISHEtl APARTMENT — Three oaki shade charming Colonial by 'It's not the game but the con- extras, $11,809 ing In supervisory capacity. Bayshore from 1059 THUNDEKB1RD — Cmls-A-Matlc, care for two school children. Light area. Write qualifications, past work rooms and bath. In good location, pond, holly and dogwood, other flower- versation that goes on during the power steering, radio, heater, leather FAIR HAVEN TACHT WORKS housework. Call SH 1-2010 or SE J-O2O5. record slid salary required to "Main- • Reconditioned Refriger- 'ho lwwstra Agency. SH 1-871)0. ing treet. Superb conditiOQi. Fine cor- Interior, Immaculate. 93,250. CO 4-5129 Ft. DeNormandli Ave. SECRETARY tenance," Box Sll, Red Bank. 'URN1SHED — Two rooms, bath, first ner lot, river rights, close lo «chool game that counts," says Thoma» after 6 p.m. Fair Haven SH 7-3010 and park. Tlire* bedroomi, two baths Attracttv* position open *• secretary BAKER — HellCble married man, som* ators 79 floor, private entrance. Near rail. upaialn, living room, fireplace, full Clark, state therapies co-ordina- 1954 OLDSMOBILE 88, Two-door hard- for Insurance executive, age ' 25-40. 1 oad station. CA 99803. 1, TOO-doi 23' MAYCRAFT cabin cruiser, sleeps Must have initiative and be competent experience in donuta. Apply Eat-N dining room. den. powder room, mo- top, hydramatic, radio and heater, two/ Head and galley, full canvas Donuts, Rt. 35, Eatontown. 12-5, Op iIONMOUTH BEACH — 6 Sunset Lane. dern kitchen with patio, screened porch, tor. Konci condition, mectiinlcally verlect. in typing and shorthand. Many bene- 15 3 ROOM OUTFITS coverings, 100 b.p. Gray Marine. In fits. No Saturday work. Forward com- posite Kim Lane Bowling Alley. Furnished, three bedrooms, kitchen full cellar, two-car garase, black top $125. SH 7-4273. quire Pappys Landing, 1306 Ocean Ave. driveway. Top value! Selling dllect. plete resume, Including former employ DISTRICT MANAGER ;inlne; and living room, ilnilism xas 1857 PONTIAC — Four door sedan, Sea Bright. ers. and-salary desired, to "S.I.E. Yours for the balance only! leattMi. September 15-Jurifi 15. winter Owner transferred. Call SH 1-9108 for For Circulation Department ol growing appointment. HOUSES FOR SALE low mileage, excellent condition. Has 15' FIBERGLASS — 1959 Glasspar run Box 511, Red Bank. newspaper concern. Good starting sal- •e.ntnl. Security S100. CA B.35«7 or all the extras. This Is a luxury car. about. 1958 Evlnrude 50 h.p. All.ac- tlsolow 2-6767. Rent J1CI0 per month EXPERIENCED SHIRT operators need- ary with opportunity for advancement. Outfit #76493 r.ANCIl~f7pE ifijME Six spacious'. With over 50,000 driving milts led. cessories. Must sell. Any reasonable Deliver to boys and stores on eslab- lus utilities. rooms and hath. Fireplace, oak; SWISS CHALET Anting $1150. Call CO 43392 alter 6 offer considered. SH 7-1941. ed. Apply Donald's Laundry, 44 Mar- Ilsherl route, and work with boys on PARTMESTTvallsbie Saturday. First nclosed l.reer.eway, two- p. m. lon St.. Red Bank. • 3 pc. Hide-a-wa'y suite 14' THOMPSON RUNABOUT remote efliclency. No experience necessary - floor, three rooms furnished, ('lope car atch es . 160x2(10' lot. 811 1-High on a hill, surrounded by EXCEPTIONAL BUY controls, wheel, lights, 25 h.p. Svin- CASHIERS will train. Ability to associate with • 5 pc. dinette owntown Broad St. $S5 with heat. 3ui. Price M'j.aoo. statuesque trees. Marvelous cov- 1M0 SUNBEAM ALPIUNE, three rude, accessories, trailer 1390. SE 2-2880 NEW people essential. ...t wsler. Call SH 7-<557 nr SH 1-1019 months old. Sacrifice. Her 2-6141. MARKET APPLY JN PERSON • 3 pc. modern bedroom suite fter 6 p. m. WATERKRONT |ered porcn with that carving thtf RED BANK nEGlBTER CANOE — J5' all aluminum Grum- A new Acme Market to open soon In FlVE~Ko6"M~aliartment7~Aif utilities 235*100 on attractive •"'onmT'iining! characterizes a true Swiss Chalet. 1957 AUSTIN-HEALEY 100-6, converti- man, excellent condition. *fl50. Call Line ro ft has openings for cashiers, with 40 Brnad SI. Complete with ypar oM home. Llvln, ble, overdrive, wire wheels, radio and after 6 p. m. SH 1-0755. or without experience. High ichool Red Bank. supplied. Call AT I-'-'6<6 »»er 7 bedrooms, two I spacious living and dining rooms, heater. Leather. (1850, CA 2-4532, alter graduates preferred. You will receive Tables, lamps, rugs, cabinet arpa, kitchen, thrpe 6 p.m. JERSEY SPEED SKIFF — 10' mahog ROOFING AND SIDINO mechanic. Ap halhs. screened porch, twn-car four bedrooms, two baths, two- any hull, 150 h.p. Dodge V-8 16CK Good starting salary ply 0 a. m. Insulation A Siding. 908 THRBE-BEDROOM APARTMENT on V**ry low t^xns and priced at a reas- PONTIAC 1855 convertible, fully SH 7-3749. Periodical wage increases Main St.. Asbury Park. and farm, newly decorated. Attractive sur- onable J2T.500, car garage and basement. Two equipped, excellent condition, CA 2- Steady employment •oundlnRS. U 2-0077 evenings. ire-places. Select neighborhood. 4269. 16' DODGE RUNABOUT. Gray 45 Paid Blue Cross and Blue Shield YOUNG Man — Drug store clerk, de- .Reconditioned refrigerator FOUR ROOMS — One heilronm. beauti- h. p. |4C0. Paid group Insurance livery and stock work. SH 1-9664 Take over low Balance fully furnished apartment. Private en- The Dowstra Agencgy y Fine value for those who appreci- 1951 BEL AIR CHEVROLET — Auto SK 72755 Pleasant working conditions and mint Dell's Pharmacy. 598 River Rd., Fair trance, private bath, full kitchen. CA L EEas t Front SI Rd Bkate the unique, $26,750. matic transmission, excellent condi' erous tther benefits. Haven. 911 1-S700 Red Bank tlon, »525. Call after 6 p. m. OS 1-3855. ON DISPLAY-IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Apply Wednesday, August 31, Septem of only $197 20757. lfMl model Owens. 25'-27'-2»\ Beit ber 1, between 9 a. m. and 3 p. m REAL. ESTATE SALESMAN — Expert WANTED — Man tn share four-room 1957 BEL AIR CHEVROLET, eight enced male, full time. Interview by Pay $2 weekly deals at this time of year. at N. J. state Employment Office, appointment only. Friday fl-12, 1-5. Cal apartment In Atlantic lllchlnnds. Call WALKER & WALKER cylinder, four-door two-tone, radio, 33' Owens sedan, 1950 model, nice 48 East Front St., Red Bank. AT 1-16M-J. WILLIS CONOVER heater, Turbo Glide, power steering, condition. 55500. SH 7-5000. Thompson & Eartell, Inc. power brakes. Excellent condition. RELIABLE woman for light house- Hwy. 35, Mlddletown. And lots more—10,000 sq. feet of MONMOUTH BEACH — Modern three WH 6-8681 Holmdel VUlaie REALTORS FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS J1195. AT 1-2086. keeping In exchange for room and . Bargains! rooms furnished. Private entrance. COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREAGE Highway 35 Shrewsbury FAIR HAVEN. N. J. SH 7-3010 board, with widower and 12-year old MAN — To repair one roof. 285 Broad S.V1 monthly. Winter only. CA 2-6323. 1959 OPEL RECORD St., Eatontown. Holmdel, Allanllo and Marlboro Twps 14' LIFEGUARD CATAMARAN — Per daughter in West Long Branch. Call Two-door sedan, good condition. SS76. after 6 CA 9-2433. LI 2-1568 SHadyside 1-5212 AT 1-3262 feet condition, very reasonable. AT 1- OUT MONMOUTH — Four-room ex- 1763-VV. WOMAN — Part-time. Worlc two o Field Furniture COMMERCIAL RENTALS pansion attic, with bath. Sun porch, Open 7 Days 1948 PONTIAC, four-door sedan. Hydra- three evenings. Pleasant dlgnlfle back patio and all shrubs. In A-l con- matlc, radio, Heater. 62,000 mllel. 1956 15' TROJAN OUTBOARD runa- HELP WANTED-Male - Female bout. Mahogany deck, windshield, beauty service • no canvassing, no de- FACTORY LOFT illtlon. Call al 37 Collins Ave., Port flood tires, Very eoorl condition and livery, no collection. Experience un- Thrift Warehouse For rent donmouth after 5 p.m. mortgage. $12,9(10. Tliree bedrooms. appearance. J155. SH 1-7289. steering conlols, six life saving cush- ions, 33 hp Scott Atwater motor, with necesary. PR 4-0420 for appointment 11.000 so., ft. Call SH 7-1101) VAIL HOMES — Apartment, three l*j halhs. »w split level, oversized HAIR COLORIST corner lot. Aiklng $16,000. 1951 CHEVROLET two-door hardtop, six gallon tank. Master Craft, trailer, FEMALE ASSEMBLERS for electron! 22 E. Front Street STORE FOR RENT clean looms, SMO. S5i monthly four new tires, FnwergUde. Good everything In excellent oondition. Best GEHLIIAI'S equipment. Light, Interesting work. On W1ilte SL eludes utilities. LI 2-1991 evenings. KE 6-5055 runnlns condition. Call KE 8-41157. offer. KE 1-1791. Experience preferred. Apply Monda' nambf-rgpr's Mnnmouth Chantrey Keyport, N. J. Call SH 7-1100 SPACloUS AND GRACIOUS — Four- through Friday between 10 a. ni. anrBeauty salon has an opening for an bedroom. thrre-Iinth split. Huge i 1!).V! FORD M50 16' RUNABOUT — Forward controls, expert cnlortst. Salary commensunte PROFESSIONAL OFFICE — Three V/Cn7~HOME"8 — Knur room. J59.5O one toll truck. Mark 20 engine, «225. CA t-0561 af- 4 p. m. nt Electronic Mensurpincnis Co CO 4-3020 rooms. All utilities. Ground floor. -ntlon room, oversfted .screened porch, monthly. Includes all utilities. Rea- SH 1-5722 of Red Bank, 10 River St.. Red Bank, with background. All employee bene sonably priced. LI 2-0"54. ter 6. tits. Fre« Storage- Free Delivery In business district o[ Red Bank. deluxe kllliceii with dishwasher ami PUT 60(1 1959. radio, neater, white- 16' GLASSPAR — 1959. with 50 h.p.CLERK-TYPIST full time, permancn Call SH 1-5J6S. wall oven. On large landscaped lot MlTJnLETOWN — 115.ooo modern thru* position. Opportunity to assume, rp Store Hours'. Monday thru Saturday In lovely area close to schools. Early wall tires, low mileage 1900. CA1EvlnrudeI . 1958, (750. Irwln'a Yacht Por personal Intarvlsw call 'til 6 p. m.—Thursday and Friday OFFICE for rent on Hwy. 3.1, Eaton- bedrooms, SHOO down. F.H.A. $120 CO 4-3513. Works. Marina Park, Red Bank. Call sponslblllly. Five-day week but yo evenings 'til 9 p.m. town. Ideal for Insurance, accountant, lins.ies.nlon by transferred owner. Call per month. Owner transferred. SH 1- SH 1-0003. must work most Saturdays. Employe .1 S-3-J13. 1!)57 BUIPK — Station wauon. On discounts on clothes. Apply in persor MISS THOMPSON- lawyer, etc. Ample parKlnjr. Write "Of- OWL tury. Power steering and brakes, 16' LYMAN RUNABOUT — 1959 Scott 9:30 to 11 a. m. Wednesday, J. Krldel LI 21211 EXT. 231 RCA TV »35. Frlgldalre »4n. Phllco fice," Box SM. Red Bank. LITTLE SILVER -• Splc anil span. like new. Call RU 1-0885, alter 7. 25 h.p., electric starting. Windshield, Broad and Front Streets or phone SH 1 air conditioner S40. Bedroom set S60. STORE TO LET — Prominent IOCH- Dutch colonial. LarRe living room, convertible top, canvas cover, remote 5300 for appointment. MnhoKany buffet S35. Contour rhalr tlon, uptown Broadway, LonK Branch. flreplacp. Mlnlnff area. Kitchen with LOTS f\ND ACREAGE 1950 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE — (60. Lamps, chairs, tables, etc. Morn- flood condition. $95. Call controls, anchor, new lire extinguisher, Suitable for men's clothing, shoe store, dining ar?a. Threp bedrooms. Laun- trailer. Many extras. Mooring to end PART-TIME ADVERTISING production Ings and evenings. RU K214O. flower shop, or business office. Rus dry room. Dry basement. Two-car UOONARDO — 100x150. Ready to b« SH 1-41M of season. S750. Call evenings or week assistant, some shorthand preferred. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female built on. Leonard Ave. Favor«bl« Mornings or afternoons, five days. I! THREE PIECE solid cherry bedroom slop. Ample parking. Apply CA 2-810O. garage. Large plot. 518.500. 1957 HARLEY DAVIDSON Motorcycle endi. AT 1-0001. 1 RELIABLE WOMAN wishes to take location. On» block from btsch. AT 1- you've been out tho business world bu set. Almost new, asking 9.125. Phon OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE In lilr Immaculate condition under 5.000 care of children In her home. 157 SH 7-3585 or SH 7-4314. 0155. miles. After 7 p. m. call HI 3-1452. 20' AUXILIARY SLOOP, good condl you're ready to try ymir hand agalr Maple Ave. SH 7-2W9. Will hoard. conditioned professional building. Cor- Lawrence J. Schilling tlon. must nil. Best offer. HI 3here'- s your chance. Immediate em- ner of Btst» Hwy. .IS and Fleetwood ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 60x100. In- HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS — Musi R E .A I, TO It terracial, Jl.inn. Terms. 1953' OLDSMOBILE, four-door sedan. 1446. ployee discount on family clothing pur- TYPING DONE AT HOME be sold by Wednesday. Also forma: nr. Haslet. Call Fleelwood Prnfesslonnl It Spring Street Red Bmk Radio, heater. Good condition. Rea- chases. Apply in person 9:30 to 11 Bulldlns. CO 4.707(1 or Ht 2-l>4!><. Rll 1-1(101 CATAMARAN — Dscron 10' by 6', on IBM electric Call 8H 1-9199. (owns, size 12. SH 1-7068. SHadyside 71121 sonable. 131 Hnnce Road, Fair Haven. a. m. Wednesday, J. Krldel, Broa Mrs. Wynberg. S325. Can be aaen at Beach Comber's and Front Streets or phone SH 1-5300 SEVERAL hundred pounds ot coke FOUR LOTS — South Pearl St., Red inrttt PLYMOUTH — Four-door. Run- Bench Club. Ocean Ave., Long Branch. GET HEADY FOR SCHOOL. Ironlnj, M1DDLETOWN $15,nOO-Mrxlern three Bank, rhone for appointment. 53 Rldga Rd., Rumson or phone SH 1-4M5. nln*. $73. 13' RUNABOUT — Windshield, steering mending. Occasional or steady or- RU 1-1101. HOUSES FOR RENT bedroom ranch. J5IIO rlown KHA, Bus SH 7-lfi73 wheel, center deck, running lights, REGISTERED NURSE for night duty ders. AT 1-J787-J. direct from transferred owner. Call imNEli LOT — 50x11X1. Close to Also practical nurse and nurse's aide. BOY'S BICYCLE — *lfl. Bendlx clnthei SH 1-omi. 1931 CHEVROLET — Two-door, deluxe boat hobV, oar, seat cushions, good WILL CAR)? FOP. children from Oak dryer, excellent condition, {45. LI 2 school under constructing Only M25. coupe In fair condition. Radio, heater condition. S90. SH 1-9138. Call tn person 10 a, m. to 3 p. m land Strept school for working moth' NEW SPLIT LEVEL - Three bed Others in naritan Twu., W. Keansburg Rlvercrest Nursing Home, Chapln Ave 4235 evenings. RENTALS and Port Monmouth. Chateau Realty. Illi. Cull SH 5-5S90. BUGEYE CATCH fast shoal-draft de Red Bank. ITS. Call SH 7-0257. rooms, l'i baths, living room, dining HOTPOINT refrigerator, 110 cu. ft. »u WE SURE HAVE THEM •nom, kitchen, recreation room, laun- MOTORCYCLE — Court condition. J125. sign, 24'. sleeps two, new Scott 7H per store, perfect condition X75. Well dry ronm. attached garnge. Walking 1055 Volkswagen, $150. CA 9-0561 af. hp auxiliary. Fully equipped with 'ANTKll " Five ti> ten acres In Built atove 20", J20. Can be seen eve instance to school. S23.'.KIII. 311 1-5787 Holmdel or Atlantic Twps. Prefer- ter 6. mooring, winter cover. Owner buying SITUATIONS WANTED, Male nlngs, 85 Waterman Ave., Rumson F. A. Gehlhaus larger boat. Call SH 1-4640. Offered at COPY WRITER sfrTilEWSBUilY CAPE Con — Four ably with no buildings. Partially wnnd- 1957 CHEVROLET BEL AIR hardtop N. J. $1,(150. Interesting' position. College graduate, THREE BOYS — Available for lawn Real Estate rooms, bath, expnnslnn attic, $13,000. ed or what have you. Private party. convertible, radio, heater, like new. some experience. Five day week, lib- mowing, weeding, boat care, light Stale price. Wrllo 'Land' Box Ml, SOFA BEP — Twin size bed. match HiWay 38 Leonardo Sll 1-HH Call SH 7-M33. 1959 CHRIS CRAFT Cavalier Cruiser. eral benefits. Apply personnel office, chorei, Eipertenctd, Svestnti SH 7- Ing chfat, white; crib, matching AT l-oiss Red Bank. N. J. Like new. Many extras. Used only fifth floor Stelnbach's. Asbury Park RWMSON — Twelve room funitshei OLDSMORILE IMS two-door 88. Radio, chest, white i baby carriage. SH 1-8847 31 hours. J35OO. PR 4-6383. MOTHERS — Do you need extra mone WJDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — house. Finest neighborhood. S50.II0II power steerlnc. power brakes. Just VARDS. CELLARS, ATTICS cleaned. AIR CONDITIONER — S2SB.95 Installed Furnlalied nn. I' plebrook. Mlddlotown. N.J. $165. pv\Cash anil Investments -. ~* 410,626.88 HP and delivery. W. Hurray, KE 6-4677. IMMEDIATE employment in cur re>edroom ranch SI.15. Also H vide splec Honds and Votes i'ayati'e 57R.SB.1.IV1 own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- tinti of wintor rentals, furnished. Klin 2S.152.7» rangements completed In one call at EMPLOYMENT REFRIGERATOR MAN — Must b< home raised, beautiful puppies, stud Improvement Authorizations PIANO INSTRUCTION — Given In the service. SH 7-5955. Wiltshire Agency, Realtors. 14S0 Ocean Llnbllltles und Special Funds - 136.184.61 any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH experienced. Apply In person. Eaton home of Mrs. Judith Werner, B. A. olhpr COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. 8H 1- HELP WANTED—FEMALE town TV, 50 Hwy. 35, Eatontown. Ave., Sea Bright. SB 2-1)00!. __ | Amorllzallon ot Debt for Fixed Capital Acquired Rutgers University. KE 6-1423. r 7S.1.S27 701.272.81 1000. FOUIVROOM bungalow, ""all Improve-' " Aulli'irlzed —- — GENERAL OFFICE WORKER — Must BARBERS WANTED ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS IN DE- nienls. 16.'. per ninnth, 15 Marlon SI.. I Reserve for Certain Assets Receivable 1W.n0l. 1.M.32.V8T MERCURY outboard sales and service. Itt! good at figures and know how to BUILDING 703 MAND—Attend one night a week or REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Red Hank. Sit 7-n2'lii. ! Surplus .. - 175. .111,1 Big discounts on 1059 motors. The type. Apply Globe Petroleum, 9 Cen- Fort Monmouth tral Avrnue, Red Bank, N.J. Saturday morning. PRospect 4-0303. APARTMENTS Moat Center, 75 White St., Red Bulk. Monmouth Radio Electronics Institute. Tl R i ES ItKSKIlV ES Open Sundays and Holidays 9 to 1. A SALESWOMAN with experience In 814 Cookman Ave., Asbury Ave. room, dining room, kitchen. Bnsr-tnenl rnr,!us !'' r -.. ' ..^."..-.-. li.w.vm.n WMU. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS and garage. JKtfl per month. Yearly 3 16" BOAT WITH canvas top, 35 h.p. misses find women'* coati*. Mnnc- gomrry Ward, Monmouth Shopping Opportunity lo grow with new i_. ase. Itussell M. Bnnis Realtors, 600 Bunm »ml .Vole. AulhorlleJ But Not lf.iued S 26.000 00 I '3.7OO.M Rvlnniue outboard motor. Front steer- LLOYD MANOR ivcr_P_l_. _Falr Hayej_ KH T-ip2. j Inc. with remote control!, llany ex- Center, Eatontown. «xpan41nft factory branch. Must be be tween 19-36 and not afraid o( work MERCHANDISE ,VO -- Seven room houses. In Ceil. tras, sacrifice. 1,1 20687. PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER familiar Thesa are permanent position!. r<»ir\n.vriVF. STATK.MK.NT OF IIPKRATION AM) suiri.is— with posting payroll records. Bay- APARTMENTS Hank. All Improvements. Cnll 7 p m. I < IIIHKNT FI;M> NEW CHRIS CRAFT 18'. !()•, 23' Sea FOR SALE Sll 7-11171. i Year Year 1951 Skiffs. Hero for Immediate delivery. flhoro area. Hours arrangt-,1 lo suit $87.50 TO START LONG BRANCH. N. J. applicant. Good position for retired or 376 West End Ave. (West o[ H'estwood) OPKA.N OJtOVE • *'O7>- twii-hpilrnoin RKVKNI'K II'ASH BASISi IHW1NS' YACHT WORKS seml-retlred person. Write "B.K.," Box } 15D.M7 37 15I..67.M Marino Park. Red Hank SH 1-OO03 CALL SH 14019. lininp. Yearly, best lucatlon, PR 5- Sur|ilus Revfime Halanci' .I.in'i^ry lit 511, Red Rank. HAMMOND CApital 2.2110 (7S0. lh-lln'iuenl Taxes. Tax Title Liens and Sales of SO' RICHARDSON' — J5O00. Excellent SALESMAN REAL ESTATE — B Foreclosed Property - B7.M2.2* H.2.SM.J7 SALESWOMAN Netr two and three bedroom Duplex OAKHIM'.ST — Furnished four-room 620,.1ID.H 599,138.82 condition, Must be seen to he ap-Full or part time, experienced aelllnu happy, make money. Join county'i ORGAN STUDIO apartments all with IVi tiled baths and Collections of Current Tax Levy preciated. May be seen nt Jrwlns' bungalow Including electric range Miscellaneous—From Other Than Local Properly coats and dresses. No others need ap- fastest growing realty firm. Krona As- full basements! Sound proof treated! nil refriKeratoi. spacious screened Yacht Works. Marine Park. Red Bank. ply. Top salary, pleasant working con- sociates Inc., LI 2-2133. H5.S71.75 163.361.09 of ASBURY PARK TWO BEDROOMS 1125 PER MONTH arch, quirt residential Rrea on large 30.31 SEVERAL USED OUTBOARDS — Allditions. Apply Mr. Seldln at Srlvettei, ^ooiled J)lnt at 1'.' Phoenix Phway. All Interfund Imams Relume! Mlddletown Shopping Center. MECHANIC for outboard motor re THREE BEDROOMS S150 PER Prices. 52.10 to J1900 pairs. 4S hours, steady work, al All Models on Display MONTH year rental at $55 nionthly. P.pfcreiu'es 51.0M. 121.55 J H79.99O.9J New 25 Scott Electric S350 YOUNG WOMEN — 18 or over for year, modern shop, good equipment, HAMMOND D.R. 20 required. Occupanry September IS. II" I.ulirj Skiff J1200 new damn shop. Full and part time. excellent opportunity. Boatman's Shop, Speaker. Used ....J165 t'nexcelledi Children's Playground "••lie "Onkliur«f, Hex Sll, Red Hunk. FAIR HAVKN YACHT WORKS 24 Wharf Ave., Red Bank. WVRIATZER Two In One Organ ..$625 Facilities. EXPENDITURES ' ACCRUAL BASIS) Apply Ent-N'Donuts. Rt. .15, Eatontown. !UJ.MSO,Y — Six or elKM-roorn hoiise. Budget Exrienriiturivs: 1**1. DeNormandle AVP. 12-5. Opposite Elm Line Rowling Alley. EXPERIENCED PRESSER — Good H-R 40 TONE CABINET (walnut) $325 furnisher! or unfurnished. September .,$ (1(6.111101 I 4.11,7(19.% Fair Haven SH 7-3010 HAMMOND EXTRAVOICE „. (695 Ask about our Co-operative 1 Municipal Purl'iises — BOOKKEEPER — Experienced ac working conditions. Call OS 1-223; ownership plan. orcup.incy. Call Rl' 1-07H: ,. laical Sdi'nil Taxi's - — 5B5.5S6.M H1 CRUISE ALONG — Cabin Cruiser. for appointment. 111.1. HLm- TYPEWRITERS, ADDINO machines. unfurnished. Call EH 1-9115 or InFtTRNISIIKD five-room hungalow. Mon- roMi'ARWiVK RT.ITKMKNT !i ROOM apartment fur- TOTAL FINI'S -•— —••••-' 91.3lli »" S M.6.17.4J ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters SBPTIO TANKS, dry wells lervlceo. HELEN MILLER — Dry and frozen many models, reasonable, We sell, nished, sll utilities, couple, 100 Wai sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's, 101 UechlnK tl«ld added. Baokooe work. fish foods to order by mall or ap- lace St., Hed Bank. O, H. Wilson. BH 1-1846 rent, repair. Talco Cash Register Co. Monmouth St., Red [lank. BU 1-04SS pointment. Call AT 1-1675. CA 2-0414. WANTED TO RENT KXI'F.NIHTUl'.KS 'ACCRUAL BASIS) FURNISHED Three and lour rooms, g | 81 :>:'« 51 | 55.85100 China and Glass Repair DRAPERIES A N I) SLIPCOVERS i)Mn infur- O|ieratlon . Appliance Repairs Plumbing & Heating MADE TO ORDER. SIMON'S FAB- Avallabl. Immediately. Call after 6 nlshed. Saint Mary's parish, 11.767.1,1 11.967.ni) New Capital Purpo 16.201 06 18,678.65 EXPERT MENDINQ-Chlna, JlasT REPAIRS, SERVICE and Mainte- RIC CENTER, SUNSET AVI AND Mnmniiulh. (.'all OS 1-2B1S. Debt Sprvlre APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- silver rennlshlni un plating. Therm- HWY 35. ASBURY PARK. p.m CA 91553. tion. Residential and commercial wlr> nance. 34-hour service, seven days. LAKOK HOUSE cm buckets. China A Olass Shop, 147 Martin J. Mcdulre. Inc., SH 7-3767. t gn.SOT. n | 8S.326..65 ing, Allen Electric. 811 7-0812. Broad St.. Red Bank. SH 7-4600. WANTED AVAILABLE Immediately. Newly dec Future Revenu* 4.500 no Reliable party lo take over three orated four-room apartment 132 South Radio-Television Repair rooms of furniture fn fair condition. St., Ret Bank. SH 1-7933. »12J.SD month- !in™llif«l?wal|,!rVllj!1"""'1 '"'" '• """! TI)TAL ADJISTED EXPENDITURES »_85.397.4I) »__«•____« Auctioneer Floor Waxing Kalftnce due Is f237. Originally 1600.00. ly. AC, RADIO * TELEVISION CO.- J. TANNAHILI. - floor wailm and Payments and delivery to be arranged IlKTIKElVctlfPLK desires holis OPKP.ATINfi SI'III'LI'K HALANCE DEC. 3IST X 8 B1H 16 ».310.7» B. o. COATS—An essential Auction Janatorlal service. Comm.erclal, res- 123 Shrewsbury Ave, B11 1-4761. by Warehouse Manager. |20 dejioslt OARAOK APARTMENT — Kent free. aparlTuent. Two sir Itiree ln.dntonis i Appraisal Bervico "anywhere." 490 idential. Low rates, KEJ 6-277&. SSiRVICB WHILB VOU WAIT. required. Call CO 4 3618. Ask for Avalhible fur cnuple. Man to work Qui,.| iwlehliorlinoil. Oil. I. I'.n.l Ilnrik Bath Av».. Long Branch, Dions Bus. Warehouit Manager. Appointment week ends and fr»t> time, In return or vlclnlly. AT I IK.'I W ; STATKMKNT IIP OfKltATIO.NS AMI sl'KI'IXH CApltal 3-3509, Res. SHadyslda 7-2821. only. for rent. Woman to do general house- j NKWKR iTii.irv ri.N Fuel OIl-Heatlng Roofing, Siding and Insulation work In home nn salary. Reply lo WANTF.h - Octolur «ilutl|ltKVf"VUK i TASK BAHISi Year 1959 Year 1»5I "flAC" Box 611, Ueil Bank. 'or unlurnlsl >l« _ _ ^ PUHL OIL * HBATINO-Call BH 1. Insulation * Biding Corp, Certified THINK KOAM f Surjiui^ n.il.i'irp January 1st Nonf None Auto and Truck Rental 0810, Oil Delivery, Inc., Bsrvlca Johns-Manvllle contractor PR 5-4(07 THINK FOAMART TJIREE-ROOM SJautliulTy luTrTlshed j '•!!'nJ;'1i"W',, .^'f.i'"^^'^!' "' '''"'""""•' ''•'•:h'i :••"• •>} 'I'.rnls Bales, 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. or Adam Llnimayer AT 1-0302, RT 35 EATONTOWN. apartmentpartmnnt,, privatprlvRte entrance, pprivate | „_„.._'"_ _ M •'•inium |.' *-.in ii'in Tlnn Rents AVIA—Rent a new car or truck. Low OLSON CO. INC.-Rooflng, Siding * ANTIQUE PATCHWORK (JUVLT. Inrjie ham, full kitchen. All utilities. CA 2' K c i,- n r- r M I Fund* lir J >r fi rit . rates. Maplfl Ave., HeA Bonk. BH 7- Insulation, Installed and guaranteed sb.e. Antique bird cage converted to 0757. 0308. PR 4-5214. Dally 7 a.m.—10 rm Home Improvements tor 10 years. PR 8-0705—AT 1-0940 Hunting llxlure. flnrouk runner 3<)*'x>'. FURNISHED ROOMS TljTA,, K,-N|,K BH I-737S evrnlnm. WpRIONO MAN'S contractor-Alte'r' (!AIU1ENN!»PARTMKNTB -NICK CnMFOIVI'Alll.K i-li-nn fiirnislie.l ..,.„. .rrvm ntlons, additions, painting, maionry. Tile— Ceramic PIANO — Baby~grand~"A~bfaiitlfui Awning* — Canopies those llltle Jobs. 1,0 6-1714. Instrument belonging tn a famous REMODELING our specially. Certm- musician. No dealers. Call SH 1.0755 af- AWN1NOR-CANOPUD8 made to order. Insurance lo or mosalos. Ltfeume heauty and ter (Iji. m. 44'S4 rmsrooms. . 112|12(0) HeitembHeiitemberr 11In1 i |m«si.«. HAfllKLOIl (jCAI'.TKI'.s He.ii-iiiuii. j ,., ,M,' ,, ,.„„,,, |iY«s estimate!. Stantiard Awnlni Co., construction. Ploori, wmis, ceilings. Sinn. Beautifu"- l setting nn Naveslnk Riv- silting mum. rrlngeMtor, Iliiht ciuik- lt','hl i,'r'{ ,, "Z.T'7'. tilt Rlvar Rd., Fair Haven, RM 1 OHM. ALLSTATK INSURANCE CO. — All Paul's Tiling Bervico. CO 4H834. T6l«Trlc«ii«7AjaV| er. Dnukuig privileges. huwn< Ing. furnished, exreiit linens HII types tailored to suit your nerrii. tnent mr.e. Very good condition, Phone town, hut secluded, Huperlntendent on TWO COMFOP.TAM1.K HI.N'i;LK~roums RIM-746S. I.ow cnit protection, John P. Me- premises, nr call. Cnnventenl loratlon. (lentlemsn pre- Tnl '.I, KM'KNIHTri'.HS . . . $ Humi. Agenl. RU MOM, Trco Service : Boating Supplies AONAv61TTlT>7^6T«(lM(i fFr|iho- KACIlf-IN * CO ferreil. Bll I R.I.I* Kwj.jiiurei to .ie Hailed by Future MFT TREK HKRVICE-lnsurnl. Oen- migrapli, four speeds with 45 rpmI."__.;_1J1)..'..' _".!_ ^LIIj.^1.;'" [ ATLANTIC HlflllLANtiH - Three bed- Re NKVKIt HINK with NAVKSANDI Landscaplng-Gardenlng eral tare ol tries. 134 Btlshaw Ave,. ailsplrr plus mnrt than tn l.l'i, srnrrs •it 45's and record stsnd, 1170. 811 1-FIVKP.OOM DI'l'l.KN gnrden «|nrt- rn..ms prefer eldeilv trull.MM'H Naveiand Marlm Halps Co., Ocean Katontown, LI 9-2427. tnent. Avnlliilile rirtnber I. nmims are six sovi-n nml elRlit iliill«m 'I'llIM, AIUI HTKIl KXI'KSIilTI'RKU „ . LAWN BKRVIOB - lloto tilling. De- 0062, Operation Huriilus Halnnce I''i .llsl ,. A vs., Bet Brliht. ill 3-1101. r»ndabl», resicmaMs, ssrvlot. Call HII 14H5O Iwei'kly. Until and "li'iivr AT 1.0«llT-.f O«org« Dorden, BH 1-7777. Upholstery OMPUSK llvluiToom7fiT54TV, Highest offer. I'rlviite entrance •ml bath' Adult's! I NF.WI.Y DKfnr.A 1'BH bed •»itiiii«"'ruoiii" KI.CIIMMf.Miino.N.i Building Contractor PAIUB UrilOLHTKRV DHOPS-Drip- OH I-3AAI by Lawn and Garden Supplies erles, sllpcovrn, upholstery, 30 years No pels, nil 15987 or LI S-5271. I |.ilvm» i-unkliiit. Fur one iii'rsim. Con-. • I Tinl Ihe IH'ill charges (ID irnisl "I !<• " " nl lorn I ion HII I.H,:!ll. ] t'MnlijImii of tile MuriMlKn I'.iutiiil If di' 0*0 IIUILDKHB HAIRP UAVISON CO., INfJ •ipsrlrnne. 27 Pearl nt. all I07MI. wbirfri"Tro()ir~P(JriahTe""lT(r't"ra'lii lay- HEM HANK .- Four.rnnm unfuri'lshed [ for all Uwn and Otrdss Siipiillti nut, Complete, Mnny extra*, Cnnm • 2 ThU tan Rale Ttlli I:. S 51 i III 1 It S'1 . on dpeclallclng In aluminum alrflni plui ". _l,i>l» get ln«ethcr. Hi: 1-2.1H. apurltuenl. Choice location. Ml 1- i PltlVATK n ATI I. 1'ltlVATK KN- ulmli 10 h 1 17(1 W. Front St. Ill 1.3300 uomplels building lorvice rtnrj remod Vacuum Cleaner Repair WU. Blf |.|»76. I TIMNCK, ].*ri* I'loselt, •jitis-l. liusl- c.iuinni for I" allnc, CO 4-1076 or CO 41137. TKMI'afiiiinir hfntrr. 7ll.!Klll Tilu""Muil ll1 m • J Tinl ii'i-idp uf 'ink nf I'l,. 11 nf remove, l.'.i, in 31479-11. Call In- irrrl '' ' ' < 111 of Ihe AM, TYl'K Improvements anil new Odd Jobi BLHCTKOLUX ween In a. m. HIKI II p, in. heal, near stores, schools, bus! $nn. I itouM - 1'1,-asniil lunne, suiinhii* f'>r nn I H»- lie uf V i Li I SI nil it if lie I l.y !i>se •ales Birvlce Suppllei tui^iit"** il i\. work Guarnntncil. Kitchens, dormers. CKLLAliaLLAa,, faraiefaraiess cleansilnl, , TTrees lllKhlnnds. Ill 3-1111. I hnilni'M irmri, lenrller nr cini|>le. Call J, (,'iulw(illn,l(ir. /lines IK.IS. RU 1-IHJJ. removed. Ilaulln 720 Mattlson Ave., Asbury Park. Por ikLii KitNisinNQii — iJiiT. • 4. TMal |,rn|ii'i nh -i'i-ifil« IT m .I : • it iV III •it, Ihe removed. Ilaullni, ApplltnApplltnceic , prompt home fflrvtca or free chrrktip TIIRER~ltlJOMn"— First Floor."Menu-'?"„-' '"'''' . .... - U.'l Mt,ihMtlrn .,•:! l'i-r '"' tturnltiirl e movedd. CA J.77B7, elle art, flrefilnna screens, llvlrtst l' i.f llea':'" DoHTUl'ANO CONUTHUCTION-New on your RlectrniiK, cell |>R B0H11. nurn srt new allti fuvers, 41 lllrcll tlful view on riverlrnnt prri(>eilv. I • 5. Tin! I!M" «'• I 1 In llrlrt unfit"*. alttirfttUinn, repairs, time psy> Avn , l.llilo Hllver IIPIWPNI OH Painting and Dccornilng Tlirm tlpuliirrl. <'onvi'lil»ntly Incsli'd. BCAI CCTATB COD (A IB IT ',1 ' I •'lit fiuim, l'hons KM d-iana—icic "..[to, Watch Repair IIKDIKIOM"- • DrrHWr I'lifsl nf'il'raw.' lluilness p,-ri.,n only. 14 Itlvrrslde Ate-| REAL ESTATE rOK SALE • II I Ml'. M|ti l.u'.Mich tl'.ht Up ('I il*M< #<1 ">>v If |ir ••[•••: iv i'riTAYi7N~f i" CATIT'KN T KR woi ik" I.OUJH UAHtJAN—l'alnter, dscoratofT en, ', hrd framr, boa snrlui, ma|. snl 1 p«.p»rh«n«;nr. ai yesrs experience. <3 'fM«, >7fl. Mil 7-HJ.I. ItKilllANK-l'NlurnlsheK idd „„„„„„•,»(ir r . i '"'U'""-' « "»• < ' 7, 'I'li-tt fffi ['IMMIIH 'n-it!f.i4 '(|.|.'h ili't nllernllmifl, ati'l srf'tllfnni 2ft years l Ml III' «*|irrlf>nn<, lUymonil Cl, HnecllPl, < lupin Ave, HI! 1-17(1* srter (1 p. tn. vahiei wlltl every w«tth rrpnlr. Inilli. '('(([• Hvrr Inrntffiii. Artdlf*. .N MKI.INA JKWULKItfl, AH Monmmith KIIAHY t.AWNMOWKn' |IH; puw. '«tv $is tiifuiihlv. HII MHI7*. 'I ht-i- Hit I-IK fr ml iiuiiiKr, «l(i, rmn|il>l», wurkliia Ml I I Rt Ileil Itnnk. ^1 to 4H hnnr Hf«l vlr». PHUT MnNMUl'TII "' 'inifi ,,1 f nnl NIOW" IKIMCTI m'lmitT'Vih rV|T>TiVi7 ... dei-iirslnisj, snil paper bangnii, inlr-i I'A IHIMI nllrr « 1 HlKlirHt rillitHIy wollt. l-'or enlluialrs Ksllinales cheerfully »li»n, \V, W. Nf n Imrni. AsnllHhln Kf!>lnnl>< lit TH I' KK HKt H',< n 'M I '* f.iH"i ! »' INK t'AHAT dinni"iid" rinn s«t"~m rtli KK II I (Nil, | M I i mi'(".i .) I'l I" r-ntl tirrttert IWKfnrniirU Hit IMHI r-« ill ;iw,w Welding — Fabricating I'Mllnuri Cull ii Hff I WNKM,IIM i NrMTCT lL~ii. .HiNKH — rmiitiiijTYniT'lriv UH 1 IMt ll'MHON" ri;|IN.HHKI.i"AI"Mri nrt^dliTut7lsl iulV -Tw» |«r|# imirnp. hltfltPfiMli. ftl'inn nlnioin n>!lng. awnlnii. Mil iln«. Ufiiersl onrit mrltnc. Fr»e inent. Partible wel<1ing. Ailsntie 1 / 2H.VI nr Nil !-<>:« m*IM. l'i\ll Nil 1IH1, ]( hours. 1" I'lln •| AIII,B"Milll«!l".'"TV."|M"in ifftr leu, fll'iicti, HcfdM-l (I'.IM ( Welillni <• irabtloatim CX III 7-.1JU. ijillm KMVI'H pFtiarliiirnl. Kstonlnnii ntrain, p, t'll«il. tMi). P.U I -Id Mil 30, I960 BED BANK KEGISTER K-Dee. 5, tint termf ««* t* -vs.'-t '•'-• - • , "-•• •>,•-• iV 30-Apri! 3, second torn; Tim- day clanet — Sept 27-Dec 9 and 3m. 31-April 4; Wednetfoy classe* Sept 28-Dfec, 7 and Peb, 10 Guild of Creative 1-April 5; Thursday classes — Sept. 29-Oec. 8 and Feb. 2 April | 6; Saturday classes — Sept 24 ' Dec. 3 and Feb. 4-April 8. (There j th Art Classes Slated will be no classes the week of OUR 90 YEAR Thanksgiving, Nov. 21.) j SHREWSBURY — Ten art I Sc ulptu re — Mr. Mcllvain, Enrollment in the two 10-week classes for fall and spring were j Tuesdays from 8 to 10 p.m. Class sessions for each class opened ASSURV announced this week by the Guild will be held in the instructor's this week for both beginners and of Creative Art, which opened its,studio, 257 Navesink River Rd., advanced students at the gallery gallery four months ago at 620; Riverside Heights, Middletown, in Shrewsbury. Gallery hours are Broad St. with study in sculpture in wood from noon to 5 p.m. daily. Closed The initial classes mark a step; and stone, in relief and in the Mondays. i forward in cultural service toj round, for beginners and ad- The guild will hold a student' its membership which totals' vanced. Mr. Mcllvain received a show in the gallery in the spring more than 400, and to residents bachlor of fine arts degree from in the shore area. Temple University and master of The six artists who will con- arts degree in education from Judge Refuses duct for the puild — Yvonne Au- New York University. He attend- bert and Nea! Festa, Red Bank; ed Mexican Art Workshop Mu- Roberta Carter, Fair Haven; seum School of Fine Arts and is 2 Requests By Douglas Mcllvain, Middletown; a student of Jose DeCreeft in Stephen Bapnell, Long Branch, New York. His work has been and Babette Bauman Edelstein, exhibited extensively in the shore Owings' Lawyer New Shrewsbury — are being!area and also in museums in featured in an instructors' group j Montclair, Newark, Jersey City, NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) -' exhibition opening today and con-! Pennsylvania and Detroit Insti- Middlesex County Judge Samu tinning through Sept. 15 in the lute and New York University. el V. Convery rejected two -re- gallery. Sculpture for Teenagers — Mr.quests by the lewyer for Albert Four classes are scheduled toiMcIlvain, Wednesdays from 3:30JOwings,_a fugitive from Green be held in the Guild's Studio at|to 5 p.m. in the instructor's stu- ville, S.C., prison for 13 years 69 Broad St., Red Bank (abovejdio. Work will be in clay, plas- Owings" attorney, Rudolph' Singer's), and others in the imter, wood and stone. Zalowitz of Elizabeth, asked for stnictors' home studios. The first Painting — Stephen Bagnell, reinstatement of' the $2,500 bail class will begin Sept. 24. Wednesdays from 8 to 10 p.m., Judge Convery removed 1 hurs | Enrollment is open in classes at 69 Broad St., Red Bank. Work day. Ho also requested a 90-day. as follows: will include watercolor, oil and extension of the extradition hear Watercolor - Mrs. Aubert,, tempera. , with creative painting !....ing„ scheduled fo...r Sept„, . 12 in or Mondays from 1 to 3 p.m. in from life and still life. Students der t0 prepare his case. Guild Studio, 69 Broad St.. Red!may arrange fora model at their Judge Convery set new bail!; Bank, for beginners and advanc-1 joint expense. Mr. Bagnell at- at $7,500 after hearing a request'L ed students. According to Mrs. j (ended the Art Students League, from the Middlesex County pros-1 The newest rage • • • Aubert, who has exhibited exton-jNew York City, and was a slu- ecutor's office for $15,000 bail. sively in New Jersey, New York dent of Olinsky, Kantor, Trafton, He rejected an extension of the and Connecticut and is the re- Brackman and Levi. extradition hearing, saying Zalo- cipient of numerous awards as Oil painting — Mrs. Edelstein, witz needed a better reason than "Precious Pets" a watercolorist, emphasis will be Thursdays from 9:30 to 11:30. the mass of material to be stud- made on technique, composition i Class will be held in the instruo ied in the case. Darlene Fills Your tor's studio, 23 Edison and personal expression. Owings assumed the name of Sketch class — (No instructor) New Shrewsburyy, for beginnerg s Scatter Pins dd Robert Tate after making good Mondays from 7:30 to 9.30 p.m.and advanced. Stress in instruc- his escape 13 years ago and was for beginners, advanced and pro-tion will be on composition, de- known as a "model citizen." He fessional artists. Class in any sign, color harmony and struc- at one time lived in Laurence Fall Fashion Picture media will be held at 69 Broad ture. Mrs. Edelstein is a gradu- Harbor. St., Red Bank. ate of Cooper Union in architec- Portrait and figure painting — ture. She has studied painting Authorities learned his true • $2* Mrs. Carter, Tuesdays from 9.30 with S h a n k e r, Stuart Davis, identity July 29, Gov. Robert B. Miss Marie Gardinier, the Darlene Representative, to 11.30 a.m. in the Guild Studio, Gwathmey, Chiam Gross and Meyner signed extradition pa- 69 Broad St.. Red Bank, for be- Burgoyne Diller. Her work has pers Aug. 19. Cunning little animals to add perfness to your will be in our Asbury Park Sportswear Department, ginners and advanced artists. been exhibited in museums in But before the papers could be Mrs. Carter has studied at the Newark, Jersey City and in the served, Owings and his wife dis- costume. Sparkling stones with a touch of Wednesday, Aug. 30, to help you select Darlene's Societv of Arts and Crafts. De- City Center Art Gallery in New appeared from the trailer camp troit, Mich.; and at the Art Cen-York. She also is well-known in they shared on Rt. 1, Edison. gold, There are Fish, Birds, Poodles and Cats color-cued sweaters and skirts for your Fall ward- ter School in tos Angeles, Calif. the shore area. He was apprehended Wednes- Her work has been exhibited in Mrs. Edelstein also will con- day at the Swan Motel, Rt. 1, to choose from . . . wear them singly or in robe. Exciting colors include Gold* Dahlia Purple, Montclair Museum and in de- duct an oil painting class Thurs- Linden, where he had registered! Young Museum in San Francis- days from 8 to 10 p.m. for be- under the name of John L. Sul- pairs! Spice Green, Oriental Blue and Teakwood. Shown co. ginners and advanced. livan. Ceramic Sculpture — Mr. Fes- Children's art class — by Mrs. Zalowitz asked for reinstate- *plus tax are two sweaters from our large collection of skirts ta, Tuesdays from 8 to 10 p.m. Edelstein (in her home studio) ment of the original bail on the! Classes will be held in instruc- — will be conducted Saturdays grounds that Owings was not try-! and sweaters. or's studio, 8 McLaren St., Red from 10 a.m. to. noon for chil- ing to avoid justice after leav-l Bank, for teenagers and adults. dren nine to 13 years. Media ing the trailer camp. j! Work in sculpture will be in soft will Include pastel, tempera, He said the county authorities! STEINBACH'S JEWELRY, materials, ceramic clay, plas- charcoal, lithho and others, ex who sent out a 13-state alarm! Street Floor and Asbury Park ter, plastelene, papier mache and ceppt oil. Mrs. Edelstein states for Owings were "somewhat ui:-! A. Cowl neckline in French Angora with baby buttons outlining bib others. Mr. Festa holds a bach- that the goal of this class is duly alarmed" by the alleged front. Sizes 34-40 15.98 elor of arts degree fron^the Ro "to develop and encourage chil- disappearance. The lawyer sail Chester Institute of Technology, dren's explorative, interpretive he knew where Owings was 24 School of American Craftsmen, hours a day and that his client and expressive abilities." She ( i.'it. )i MI<&> .i'.?;; J.iv; V.ft,.-.: .•.";%•.-,;'. '.•:.-; - - :™".Kw'•>:•-.-. '•• .'• •:'•*•'•'• •'•'• •';..• ;.;-.;..".•. '*• •• '•••'•* •••'-• B. V-Collared slipon in Minlclam. Full fashioned. Sizes 34-40 12,98 and has studied at Alfred Uni- said children are encouraged to would have appeared in court if versity. His work has been ex- work from their imaginations and ordered to do so. hibited at America House, New from nature. Zalowitz said further that he York City; Museum of Wichita, Class terms are listed as fol- "placed" Owings in the motel'' Also not shown: Kans., and Syracuse Museum. lows: Monday classes — Sept. himself. ".*•< !f Scarf tie pullover in French Angora. Full fashioned 15.98

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