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VOL. 85, NO. 11 J tally, radij. Uoood Ciu» PMOI> RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1962 ItU at R*4 uutteui IUIUHI otutM. 7c PER COPV PACE ONE Makes $4 Million Phone Call By RUSSELL P. RAUCH Thus, my voice had to be carried over regular circuits HOLMDEL-I made a W million telephone call last night. to Andover before being beamed to Telstar. Telstar Triumphs The conversation was short — but it was still unique. Telstar did its job — received, amplified and transmitted The sound of my voice and that of the party on the other end of the line had to travel 3,500 miles into space and back my voice back down to Andover and Mrs. Penley. again. Yet the distance between us was only 350 miles. WEATHER QUESTIONS At the other end of the line a woman answered. The conversation went like this: She'was Mrs. Nelle Penley, a staff reporter for the Bangor Mrs. Penley: Hello, Is this Russ Rauch? Daily News. She was sitting in a tracking station in Andover, Mr. Rauch: Yes it is. How are you? Maine. In Space Mission Mrs. Penley: Just fine. This reporter was one of four newsmen at the tracking Mr. Rauch: How is the weather up there in Maine? station here on Crawford's Hill selected to talk to a like num- Mrs. Penley: Cool. NEW YORK (AP)-Telstar, by the Bell Telephone Lab- Ultimately, the instantaneous, signals beamed to it. Telstar ber of their counterparts in Maine. Mr. Rauch: It's a lovely night down here in New Jersey. America's chatterbox new satel- oratories. continuous circuits might be is an active repeater—its spe- MICROWAVE TRAFFIC How are the tests going up there? lite, zoomed through lonely Only for 12 to 15 minutes on provided by three satellites, or- cial antennae pick up faint sig- The calls were part of a demonstration to test the ability Mrs. Penley: Wonderful. Everthing seems to be going as space today on its pioneering some of- its orbits eaph day biting 23,500 miles high so they nals, its gear amplifies them mission to bring the world a of Telstar to relay telephone conversations from one point to expected, i '" will Telstar be in "line of sight" appear to remain stationary 10 billion times, and the signals new voice, ears and eyes. another. The American Telephone and Telegraph Co. spent Mr. Rauch: Scientists here had some trouble tracking vision between Europe and 'over the same points on earth. are re-transmitted for the sen- In triumphant baptism last ft million to put the Telstar satellite into working orbit. Telstar but everything is running smoothly now. Maine to permit TV exchange. Telstar's task Is first to prove sitive antenna ears on the night, it sent television pictures But one plan calls for the capabilities, and help de- My conversation with Mrs. Penley was carried by regular Mrs. Penley: Isn't this a wonderful experience to be part ground to pick up and amplify spanning the Atlantic to France launching a series of 30 to 50 termine what problems still lie again. land lines to Andover. There it was beamed by a giant horn of this? and England, as well as into similar repeater satellites, so ahead Telstar, making its sixth or- 'antenna to Telstar whirling high in space. Mr. Rauch: It certainly is. U.S. homes. And it relayed a that one or more always would Forward Step bit of the earth after early, Because of its position in heavy microwave traffic corridor. A short and simple conversation — yet Mrs. Penley and I telephone call from Maine to be In position for relay of TV, Telstar Is a forward step from" morning launching from Cape the Holmdel station could not transmit directly to Telstar. both knew this was part of space history that was written last Vice President Lydon B. John- telephone calls, photo or story Echo, the shiny balloon satellite Canaveral by the National Aero- Such transmissions would disrupt the traffic. night by the government and private industry. son in Washington as loud and and message transmission. which simply reflected radio (See TELSTAR, Page 2) clear as the best of local calls. Then for an encore, the ver- satile Telstar—only a yard wide — simultaneously transmitted New Bridge news stories at a 1,000-word-a- minute clip, relayed photo- graphs perfectly, and supplied two-way telephone calla with perfect aplomb from a 3,000- In Operation mile height in space. Remarkable clear TV pictures GOOSENECK — Gooseneck Jersey which participated Were received in France, and Point has long been known as agent for the U.S. Bureau were to be relayed by tape into that \area of Oceanport washed Roads and its state aid plan for French homes today. by the uppermost waters of the improvement of secondary roads, Return Prograrl Shrewsbury River. were Lawrence C. Petersen, John French TV officials planned For more than half a century Frascella and John Fransen of to beam a return program to it had been symbolized by the the Highway Department. the United States late tonight timber Gooseneck drawbridge None of the experts present or early Thursday French time, and its once-impressive overhead were certain whether the old which is six hours ahead of steel superstructure. Gooseneck Bridge or its look- New York in Eastern Standard A $1,500,000 sleek, modern alike twin a mile and a half east Time. concrete bridge was opened yes- over another part of '.he Shrews- A Paris dispatch said this terday and the relic of river bury, the Pleasure Bay bridge, would include a song by Yves Crossing was shut down. was older. Certain on 2 Points Montand, r several views of Paris, and a message from (Sec Photos, Page J) County Engineer H. Leroy Mar- tin said both were built in the Jacques Marette, French com- same period, between 1880 and cunicatlons minister. Cars now arch over the quar- 1900, but that he didn't know In Britain, faint and fleeting ter mile long span between which went up first. Old timers pictures were picked up as Tel- Oceanport and Little Silver with on the scene couldn't resolve the star received, amplified and re- little strew. issue, either. radiated the program beamed And this explains the dateline: TV IN SPACE — This is a picture of a monitor In th*' press building at Crawford's Mr. Martin was certain on two into space from a powerful horn Gooseneck. Hill, Holmdel, showing the quality >of a television broadcast that was beaitied at the points, however: antenna in the little town of Freeholder Director Joseph C. The Pleasure Bay bridge is Andover, Maine. The first tele- Telstar Satellite from Andovar, Maine. On the screen are AT4T officials discussing Irwin, after reporting to about the only remaining swing-type cast via space opened with a 100 officials and other spectators the communications experiment. This TV picture also was clearly picked up at a drawbridge in operation in the view of the American flag rip- from the surrounding area that tracking station in Brittany, France. Tha broadcait was. part of a series *f dernon- county; and. the Pleasure Bay pling in the breeze. Monmouth County and the fed- bridge can't much longer keep T«ANSMI$SION—This pictura was sent British viewer* stayed up late strationt to test Telitar's ability at a "switchboard In fpa6»>" , an} government had split _the. going without major repairs.; for the great event of instan- costs 5040, said no geographic from*Am/oVerTWiaina, to the Holmdel tracking station There has been much discus- taneous TV-from abroad, with partiality was being shown in sion about a new Pleasure Bay 'last night through space. Using TaUtar, scientists beamed the brief reward coming after the ribbon-cutting exercise, span and the first step toward tafephoto lignalj at the satellite and 5n a matter of i a.m. . v • Telstar's first feats were a ' Tha Wading line getting It underway was a final seconds the picture was baing reproduced in tha Holm- "We are right on the line be- agreement recently among Inter prodigious demonstration of del station. The pictura is a mock-up model of the com- tween tittle Silver and Ocean- ested officials that it should be things to come in a future port," he said. "We're nor-in onelocated on the same line as the munications satellite. worldwide satellite communica- or the other." So there, obvious- present one. tions system to meet mount- Played Vital Project Hole ly, is Gooseneck. One of the spectators, Ernest ing demands for telephone, Mr. Irwin paid tribute to Free- Cubberly. 40 South Fifth Ave., news, business, and TV orcuits HOLMDEL - The local track- A corps of newsmen watched last night's test gave him a ter- holder Abram Voorhees, director Long. Branch, remembered the spanning oceans and continents. ing station's part in last night's the local station's performance rific sense of adventure." of bridges, whose honor it be- dedication of another high-level School Board Eyes Joint Venture Praised Telstar project was termed a during the demonstrations from very poor picture at first and came ' to snip the red ribbon bridge in the county whjch .re- Praising this joint venture of "very great success" by Bell a press building, a short distance then became garbled. atretched across the 30-foot road- placed a then-rickety wooden private industry and govern- Labs scientists here. from the control'room. It later came in strong and ment — American Telephone & way at the highpolnt of the creature. Everything went off exception- Two monitors were set up toclear. . . •. .., Telegraph Co. footed the en- bridges—where it gives 25 feet This was the new Highland Tower Hill Land ally well," according to Dr. Rugiv- e a first hand look at the tele- At first scientists said they be- drawbridge. Rt. 36, between tire $4 million cost of building, of leeway to boats passing below dolph- Kompfner, Holland Rd., vision pictures received from Tel- lieved the poor picture was due Highlands and Sea Bright, where RED BANK — School facilities from the first grade of River launching and tracking Telstar at high water. Middletown, assistant director of star by both the Andover and lo-to local difficulty in tracking Tel- the Shrewsbury sweeps into expansion is in the offing here Street School to the Oakland -^Newton Minow, chairman of The freeholder director also the Communications Systems Re- cal stations. , - star.- : •• - •• •v Sandy Hook Bay. The occasion again as the Board of Education Street School seems to be falling the Federal Communications hailed the bridge builders, Public search Division. Later in a press conference. was 26 years ago, in 1936. last night made the first pre- on deaf ears. Commission, remarked: The local station picked up Contractors, Inc., which com- , Kompfner Present Dr. Jakes explained that the pic- Now retired, Mr. Cubberly said liminary move toward the pur- A letter from William Pazicky, "Now we have increased op- Telstar's signals for the first time pleted the Job in 15 months, and Dr. Kompfner viewed the re- ture received in the control room the architect, Morris Goodklnd, he wouldn't have missed yester- chase of additional school prop- River Street principal, advised portunity to increase the flow at 7:31 p.m. The first transmis- sults of last night's demonstra- was "perfect" and said that the who designed the structure. day's show. "Since I'm retired," erty. the board that only 28 of the 63 of Information among all na. sion period lasted'37 minutes. parents contacted had returned tions with Telstar in the press On hand for the state of New (See BRIDGE, Page 2) The land sought by the board tions, to surmount the walls of The local monitor showed a (See HOLDMEL, Page 2) signed forms. Only two of these building along with Dr. John R. is at 18 Tower Hill Ave. and is ignorance and prejudice and to indicated a willingness to have Pierce, director of the division. approximately 50x150 feet. use mass communications hope- their first graders switch to Oak- fully to avoid mass destruc- Telstar is, in fact, the brain- The action authorized by the land Street. tion." child of Dr. Pierce. board last night is the prepara- (See SCHOOL, Page 2) Telstar was designed and built It was he who proposed just tion of an option-to-purchase such a satellite or rather se- agreement with the purchas ries of satellites — back in 1955. p.-ice listed at $14,000. Dr. Pierce said he was "re- The board Is setting a maxi- Wasserman Electedlieved" at the result of the first mum price of $100 on the option two sets of tests using the satel- Itself. lite las a "switchboard in space " The property belongs to the es-BoardVicePresiden tWhen asked what he thought tate of Miss Edith Walling. II of the. project's chances of the executor of the estate, John MIDDLETOWN — Irving Was- success after word had been re- Allen, accepts the option agree- serman was elected vice presi- ceived that Telstar was in orbit, ment, the board may then pro- dent of the Board of Education he replied. ceed with plans to place the item /• last night, succeeding William C. "The most It could do was on the ballot as a referendum. Hyers, who resigned last month work." Plans Not Specific Also nominated for the post was Said Dr. William C. Jakes, William E. Firth, board secre- Warren C. De Brown, recently Rutledge Dr., Middletown, test cy, said the board has no spe-apppinted to fill Mr. Hyer's uri- conductor at the station here: cific use in mind at this time (oi expired term on the board. Mr. "We are satisfied with the JEWEL THIEVES — These ara drawings of the two men the land, but increased play- Wassermair polled five votes and results." Mr. Oe Brown, three. who entered the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fer- ground space and an administra- "It is astounding that the tele- tion building are among the pos- All but five teaching positions vision broadcast was picked up tig, 923 River Rd., Fair Haven, June 28 and stole sibilities being considered. have been filled for the 1962-63 by tracking stations in Brittany, $16,500 worth of jewelry and other items. The draw- The rear portion of the property school year, according to the re- France, and Goonhilly Down, ings were made by tha Monmouth County Identification is adjacent to the existing play- port of Paul F. Lefever, super- England." said Dr. Jakes. ground. intendent of schools. Dr. Kompfner said that as a Bureau from descriptions offered by Mn. Fertig. A At present, there is a four- Eight new teachers hired last result of France's clear reception hunt goat on for the two men. The pictures will be cir- bedroom house on the premises. night are Miss Bernice T. Con- of the TV broadcast, the proj- culated by police and the FBI who have been called in An effort by the board to alle- nolly, Shrewsbury, high school ect was "more advanced than late crowded conditions by ask- had been hoped for." to assist in tha caie. (See story, page 2.) English, $4,600; Miss Pauline ng for "volunteers" to transfer Whitham, Bound Brook, elemen Dr. Jakes also was project di- tary art, $6,400; Joseph Oresic, rector here for the Echo I tests Vineland, high school English, two years ago which served as BELL SCIENTISTS — Dr. John R. Pierce, left, director $5,800; Mrs. Estelle P. Berglund, the forerunner for Telstar. of communication systems research division at Bell New Shrewsbury, primary Irving Wasserman He said he considered both SchoolAdditionPlansDue grades, $4,800; Ralph T. Janna- projects "exciting and said that Telephone Laboratories, and Dr. Kompfner, Middletown, The board approved acceptance ' NEW SHREWSBURY - The Monmouth can talk with Bernard Kellenyi, Red Bank. rone, Jr., Hazlet, (son of Raritan of the original Congressional assistant director of the divition, watch t television Regional High School Board of Education is Rear Adm. Andrew G. Shepard. a board mem- Township superintendent - of Medal of Honor awarded to Corp. monitor last night at the Holmdel tracking station dur- schools), upper elementary Bathing Beach expected to announce school enlargement ber, said he understands that Mr. Kellenyi is H. Marvin Thorne of Middletown, ing tests involving the Telitar communications satellite. plans at a special meeting called for 7:45 interested in.designing the proposed addition grades, $4,600; Mrs. Helen Voss, for whom the new Thorne School Opens Saturday Telstar and the whole proposal of communications satel- p.m. Friday. and should be given the chance to compete Middletown, upper elementary is named. The gift wps cT-'-d Gordon W. Bartle, board president, said with other architects for, the assignment. grades, $5,000; Miss Linda B. by Mrs. Lester M. Thorne, mc TRENTON (AP) - The 1,600- lites was advanced by Dr. Pierce in a technical paper McQuate, Bryn Mawr, Pa., high at last night's regular meeting that the plans, TMO TIME TO LOSE' er ol the World War II hero. foot b"'hing beach at the new back in 1955. which must be submitted to the New Jersey Mr. Bartle said the board "is aware of school arts and crafts, $4,600, San'' - .look State Park will open In a program to test older five- Department of Education by Sept. 12, "seri- the fact that we have a growing school popu- and Mrs. Patricia K. Wagner, for swimming at 9 am. Saturday, ously concern federal aid on construction." lation and will need to achieve the best con- Middletown, .high school home year-olds for possible placement Conservation Commissioner H. And, he said, "we must determine what struction at the least possible cost." conomlcs and sewing, $5,000. In first grade in September In- Mat Adams said today. Today's Index might be expected." •He also asked for speed in working up stead of kindergarten, Mr. Le- Adams said opening of the NEED FOR SPACE the construction proposals, saying "we have 80 New Teachers ever reported that 12 to 15 beach had been delayed because Page Page In all, 80 new teachers have youngsters scored high enough to The need for additional space was shown no time to lose." of soft sand left, by floods earlier Adam & Eve II Herblock a in the annual report submitted by Frank L. Mr. Weinhelmer said in his annual report been hired for the forthcoming skip the opening year. A total of this year. They had prevented Allen-Scott 7 Movie Timetable .... 4 school year. Thirty-seven of these Weinhelmer, superintendent, whlclf showed that it Is up to the regional high school to 125 children were tested. earlier completion of some facil- Amusements 4 Obituaries 2 that the high school total enrollment of 743 "provide adequate facilities to avoid over- are replacements and 43 will fill ities, he said. Births 2 Sylvia Porter g students in the 1961-62 year is expected to new positions. The park has been open for crowding and double sessions . . . One glance Refugees Arrive Hal Boyle I Radio-Television .... 4 grow to 951 in 1962-63, to 1.146 in 1963-64 and at tha enrollment study included in this report The board accepted with regret fishing since March 1. Bridge 21 Social ... 14-15 to 1,296 In 1964-65. is sufficient evidence that'we cannot afford the resignation of Miss Frieda KEY WEST, Fla. (AP) - A 28 Shore Modeling School Classified 20-21 George Sokolsky _ 6 Tliere will be a meeting-interview held to rest on our oars If we are to maintain our Biieler, fifth grade teacher in foot boat with IT Cuban refugees Charm and modeling summer Comics Jl Sports 1S-17 by the board's long-range planning committee present adequate facilities, and a one-session Fairview School, who Is moving aboard arrived In Key West last classes forming. Limited. OS 1- Crossword Puule 21 Stock Market _ i at 5:11 p.m. tomorrow in order that the board - day." p. to Maryland. > night, the Coast Guard said. 2WAdv EdltorllU « Successful Investjns - * ?,. -I - »»
, Inly 11,19^2 RED BANK REGISTER Weather To Start New Jersey—Mostly sonny tad Middletown Police warm today, high 85 to 99 ex. Construction OBITUARIES To Advise Board sept for lower readings along the sbore. FAIR HAVEN — A list of items He said the Monmouth County Tornadic winds whipped acros reviewed and adjustments made. building, electrical Installation of Hamilton Methodist Church, Nep- Stone of California; a grandchild, totaling $18,500 In value which Identification Bureau had com- ear Odessa, in western Texas In its request for a raise, the the burners, and painting projects tune, N. J., at 2 p.m. Friday. and two-great-grandchildren. 'Vere stolen from the home of pleted drawings of the two men ausing minor property datnagi police department asked that the in two schools. On Collector Rev. Charles Curry will officiate. Services will be Thursday at 2 * "Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fertlg, taken from the description offered question be put on the ballot il nd knocking down several tele- In each case, the quotation of; MATAWAN - Mayor John W. Other services^-are to be held p.m. in the John P. Condon Fu* 423 River Rd.. has been dis- by Mrs. Fertig. the committee decided' not to the low bidder was referred to the phone poles. Rain amounts wen Applegate last night told resi- at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the "Walter neral Home, with Rev. Howard closed by Police Chief Carl J The collection of articles taken ght in most places in the wei building and grounds committee dents, in effect, to stop picking B. Cooke Funeral Home, 1 West M. Irvin officiating. iakubecy. include 11 watches valued a jelt. However, earlier loca with power to act on tax collector Koert C. Wyckoff. 190th St., here. Burial will be in •I Two men invaded the Fertlj $4,700; two mink fur capes, [ownpours drenched Key West, G. E. Schilling, Inc., Shrews- Telstar He said some taxpayers have Hamilton Cemetery. EDWARD M. THORPE :|K>me June 28. They bound ani $2,250; an $800 sterling silver Fla., with nearly three Inches oi bury was the low bidder on both HIGHLANDS — Edward M. Ragged Mrs. Fertlg as they ran- service for 12; a number of gol< aln and more than one inch in (Continued) oil burner items with a figure become abusive to Mr. Wyckoff over the telephone about "high Thorpe, 64, of South Peak St., «acked the house and took witl cuff links and tie tacks, $1,000 Wichita, Kan., and Fort Smith, nautics and Space Administra- ot $7,539 for the burners them- died yesterday in Ocean View them the jewelry, furs, $1,600 in two rings, one a star sapphin. Vrk. tion, came into view of the selves and $1,038 for the electri- taxes" this year. To Confer Today He described these people as Nursing Home. itsh, other items, and seven valued at $1,500; three cameras, Andover antenna Tuesday eve- cal installation. Temperatures held to seasonal "insulting," "selfish," "thought- Born in Highlands, Mr. Thorpe books filled with S&H greei $520; a 18 mm movie projector, ning. The only bidder on the painting OnGamingProbe levels in most parts of the coun less," "ignorant," "vicious" and lived here all his life. He was a •tamps. $150; and a triple strand o: Precision instruments locked was Paul Sommers, Oceanport, try. Hot weather continued I "venomous."' JERSEY CITY (AP) - Law retired railroad maintenance , Chief Jakubecy was optimist! pearls, $1,500. onto it, and commanded its with a figure of $11,000. much of the Southland. Temper- state Supreme enforcement authorities confer to- worker and a communicant of over the early apprehension o: Also a pair of large pearl ear electronic equipment to warm The board asked for bids on He said the itures again soared above 100 de- Court, not the collector, was day on a countywide gambling Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cath- the two men — but declined to (rings set with diamonds and up and get ready for action. four separate projects, — the ex- Tees yesterday. In southwesten crackdown while awaiting the de- olic Church. give toy details. rubles, $500; a strand of cultured Then Frederick Kappel, chair- teriors and corridors of both the responsible for revaluation and "exas and the desert region c the 100 per cent valuation cision of a special grand jury on Surviving is a sister, Miss Mary pearls, $500; two wedding bands, man of the board of AT&T, high school and the River Street tax Vrirona and California, with system and declared that thelwhether to place new charges Thorpe of New York City. $450; a number of antique gold top of 112' in Imperial, Calif. Ii picked up a telephone, and school — but probably will do town was fortunate to have had against the reputed numbers A requiem mass will be offer- pencils, $500; an antique sterling was 105 in Laredo, Tex., 103 ii chatted with Vice President only two of them because of Mr. Wyckoff as collector for the ed Friday at 9:30 e.m. Our La- silver fruit knife, $100; a pair of Sage', Okla., and 99 In Alma, Ga Johnson. Kappel's voice was funds available. racket king of Hudson County — past 20 years. jjoseph (Newsboy) Moriarty. dy of Perpetual Help Church. | Births \sterling silver mother of pearl At midnight the mercury was beamed to Telstar and back, A contract for printing the var- The mayor noted that he, too, Burial, under the direction of the knife rests, $23. 02 in Blythe, Calif., and 100 ii then by regular ground lines to ious forms used by the board and County Prosecutor Lawrence has been "getting these abusive John P. Condon Funeral Home, A small miniature carriage iTucson, Ariz. At the same time Johnson, whose reply was by the administration was awarded A. Whipple predicted that the • ' Rlvtrvfotf phone calls from a few people." Atlantic Highlands, will be in dock. $150; two gold filled cir- was 47 in Philipsburg, in cen regular land lines only. to Grant Printers, Monmouth St., Jury, which took evidence at a Red Bank During one part of his mono- closed session yesterday, would Mount Olivet Cemetery, Middle- larette lighters, $50; an attache] ral Pennsylvania. Some othei Tebtar next pioneered TV on a bid of $1,109. town. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strelsel, case, $100; a gold end sterling marks and conditions: New York spacecastlng carried by the logue, Mr. Applegate said he did indict Moriarty when It recon- 24 Tallen Dr., Hulet, daughter, silver lighter, $10; a Swiss music |72, clear; Chicago 72, clear; ihree major networks, with an- not mind receiving these calls venes tomorrow. ' Monday. box, $150; a set of golf clubs, oston 68, clear; Washington 68 nouncements that the program Bridge himself—but later the mayor The meeting here today was to Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Welch, 56 1*150. lear; Atlanta 76, clear; Miam was being picked up by the sen- changed his mind- and declared: be attended by Attorney Gen. Ar- Middletown laurel Dr., Fair Haven, son, r6, clear: Louisville 67, clear itive French receiver at Pleu-1 (Continued) "No official should have to take thur J. Sills, Assistant Attorney Monday. Detroit 71, clear; St. Louis 75 meur Bodou on the Brittany he said, "I wouldn't be a good such abuse." Gen. John J. Bergin, Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, 4 loudy; Minneapolis 71, clear; peninsula, and the British station citizen if I didn't come to this and representatives of 14 law en- To Discuss opening." Nautilus Dr., Leonardo, daughter, Holmdel Cansas City 79, clear; Denvei co-operating at Goonhilly near forcement agencies in Hudson. Monday. (Continued) 12, clear; Dallas 85, clear;' Phoe- Falmouth, England. Gateway to Long Branch Moriarty, named by police as The Gooseneck bridge is a ma- Teacher Pension Charter Plan ' Mr. and Mrs. Louis DeMalo monitor in the press building was u'x 91, clear; Seattle 62, clear; Clean Signals the owner of $2.59 million in cash jor gateway to Long Branch and, MIDDLETOWN — The Town- 741 Broad St., Shrewsbury, not functioning properly. ian Francisco 52, clear; Los An French technicians said they and 58 bags of lottery slips found eles 63, clear; Anchorage 55, consequently, the city was well Bill Is Signed ship Committee fs expected to yesterday. Hunt For Satellite received remarkably clear sig- last week in two garages here, represented among official 1 discuss and presumably come to Mr. and Mrs. William Funk lear, and Honolulu 75, clear. is now serving a 2-to-3 year sen- Dr. Jakes said the local station ials for 17 minutes, as though guests. Heading the group was TRENTON (AP)-A bill grant- a decision tonight on n proposal 24 Mason Dr., Hazlet, daughter, tence In state prison for posses- did have tapuble tor about a ro he broadcast had originated City Manager Richard J. Bo^en ing dual pension benefits to 3,800 to place the question of a char- yesterday. inly 25 miles away rather than sion of lottery tickets. r ute locating Tdstar with its pre- and Councilmen Edgar L. Din- elderly school teachers was er study on the November ' .r. and Mrs. Raymond Smith, cision tracker. laving zipped thousands of miles kelspiel, Lucy Wilson and Vin- signed into law yesterday by Some $2.4 million was found in ballot. •293 Spring St.. Red Bank, daugh- Atco Strike one garage and over $168,000 in He said this was due to the hrough space. cent Ronca. Gov. Richard J. Hughes. The question was put before ter, yesterday. All that British viewers saw was another. fact that data information fed the The Long Branchers, however, The bill permits the teachers to he committee several weeks ago ' Mr. and Mrs, Edward Arndt, lickcring pictures of a man In It was understood that only the local station on Telstar's orbil At Keyport were left out of the official pic- retire, and collect both a full by Committeeman Earl Moody. business suit. second cache was involved In the |50 Cloverdale Cir., New Shrews- was running a minute behind An ture-taking. This was limited to state pension and a full social At the request of Mayor John During about 25 minutes of Jury's deliberations. The first bury, daughter, yesterday. dover. the freeholders,, Mr. Irwin, Mr. uriftf benefit. It permits them IT. Lawley, discussion on the Idea : hoard, found by two carpenters, Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Courturier, As a result, he said, the track- Continues rorkout on the first useable pass, Voorhees, Walton Sherman and to avoid the effect of a 1955 law was put off until tonight when 124 Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown, Telstar relayed a picture of it- was confiscated by the FBI. ing crew had to hunt for the KEYPORT-Trouble continued Charles I. Smith; Mayor Charles tielng the state pension system the full governing v body Is ex- daughter, yesterday. satellite. esterday at the Atco Ceramics self supplied jointly by the As- Stephens, of Little Silver, and and social security together, pected to be in attendance. sociated Press and United Press Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robblns, He also noted that Andover had] lorp. plant, where 189 mainte- Mayor J. Edward Wilson of which provides a combined Several weeks ago. Committee- international. This was trans- 215 Arlington Ave., Union Beach tracking equipment which cov- lance workers have been on Oceanport, and the builders and monthly pension payment. man Thomas S. Field was absent mitted by land lines to Andover, daughter, yesterday. ered a larger area. He explained rike for 33 days. engineers. State Pension Director William Car Hits and on vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scarpa, ip to Telstar and back from that if the same command track- First Undersheriff Courtlandt When it was over all adjourned Joseph estimated the cost of the If the governing body decides 'elstar by land lines to the re- 26 North Park Ave., Shrewsbury er had been located here the sa- iTiite, Patrolman Donald Nuss for lunch—just south of| Goose- measure for the state's taxpayers o place the question on the bal- eiver In New York. Steps daughter, yesterday. tellite's signal would have been md a representative from thi neck—at a dining room of the would be $2.25 to $3 million a v by ordnance, voters will de- On the seventh orbit, 158 min Mr. and Mrs, William Starrett, picked up Immediately. Mediation Board of the state De Monmouth Park Race Track (in year for 30 years, depending on RED BANK-Mrs. Ann Marie cMe whether a commission 70 Leedsville Dr., Uncroft, daugh tes later, Telstar was switched Russel of Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., He noted that on the next orbit, lartment of Labor and Industry Oceanport). how many teachers choose to should be appointed to review the |er, yesterday. r rom broad band to narrow band escaped injury last night when there was no problem picking up ere at Ihe scene for an on-the- take advantage of the bill. existing township form of gov- Mr. and Mrs. Lea Kordoski, 35 :hannels for triple duty. the brakes of her car failed at he satellite's signal, spot Investigation. Boy's Hand Mangled ernment here. Salem La., little Silver, son, yes- Patrolman Nuss said pickets By high speed data transmit- the intersection of Branch Ave. Also on the ballot would be terday. It was not until the sixth orbit :ion, it relayed two wire service In Meat Grinder and Harding Rd. that scientists were able to con- igain, attempted to stop a truck Beach Revenues candidates for the study corn- ', Mr. and Mr*. Norman Barton, itorles, one from' AP corres- Mrs. Russel's car damaged a duct a telephone conversation, TVj hich arrived at the plant to pick KEANSBURG — Kenneth Piet- mission. 267 Rt. 35, Middletown Township, pondent Don Guy In Andover; Up in Long Branch stop sign and crashed into the broadcast, and transmission of a! p a load of tile, and that the rozewski, 5, of Kenbury Rd., If the proposal is approved, the •on, yesterday. ilayed three pictures, and gave Somerville, is In satisfactory con- steps ot a building owned by Dr. :elephoto using Telstar. rikers were generally disorder- LONG BRANCH — City beach five commission candidates with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ruther, lewsmen and officials the thrill dition this morning in Riverview revenues this year are running Arthur Kraut at 42 Harding Rd. The audio portion of the dem- He reported that one of them :he highest votes would form the 177 Falrfield Ave., Belford, son, if talking really long distance be-] Hospital with a mangled right 40 per cent ahead of last yearj Patrolman Franklin White in- onstration and the reproduction hrew a rock at the truck and two study group. this morning. ween Andover. New York and hand. at this time and are" about half|vestlgated. of the telephoto also were perfect. Ihers were carrying sticks. State law requires that they - Monmouth Medical Center Mr. Nuss said Mr. White re- Washington. According to police, the boy of the total receipts for all of submit a report on their findings The phone conversation was > Dr. and Mri. Monroe Reiner, orted to him that the labor In a sole bobble, a picture caught his hand in a meat grind- 1961. ed this year compares to $9,600 and recommendations, if any, to between Frederick R. Kappel, 376 West End Ave., Long Branch, mion local president, Richard 'rom Andover showing Kappel in er-at an amusement stand oper- City Manager Richard J. Bo- received at this point in 1961, !he governing body no later than chairman of the board of AT&T, daughter, yesterday. reps, conceded that he cpuld arlier conversation with John- ated by his parents on the Beach- wen made this report last night. and with $31,000 for all of thatlnlne months after the group Is and Vice President Lyndon B. ot keep the pickets in order. ion didn't come out—because dur- way last night. He said the $15,000 already count- formed. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smyth Johnson. year. Jr., 113 Elm Dr., Neptune, On Monday, the pickets made ing transmission, Telstar was daughter, yesterday. Mr. Kappel's voice was beamed leir first attempt to stop a com- iwitched over for «ome more TV 10 Telstar while Mr. Johnson's Mr. and Mrs. Pllnio Agresti pany truck. As a result, the ve- iroadcasting. France and Britain 230 Van Dyke PI., Long Branch, wjice was carried by regular land de was escorted into the plant licked up some of those signals son. yesterday. lines. [rounds by police. or the second time. ;: Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Wilson. Then followed a television Mrs. Roberta Dunn, secretary The Bell Telephone Station at 503 Newark Ave., Union Beach, broadcast involving Bell officials ! the local, yesterday denied thai Holmdel, N. "J., the voice f»r daughter, yesterday. n both Andover, Maine, and ne of the pickets, Mrs. Helen Echo satellite, picked up trans- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A Washington, D. C. )elph, Freehold, deliberately missions from Andover for relay MONMOUTHST MEATS 110 MONMOUTH BRANCH AVENUE Charles, 103 Center Ave., Leon Scientists at the French track- [ood in front of the truck Mon- AT&T offices In New York - OPEN FRIDAYS ardo, son, yesterday. ing station said the picture was :ay. :ity. RED BANK LITTLE SILVER Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fiore, 50 io clear that it looked like it was Telstar Is not a sometimes SH 1-5292 TILL 9 P.M. Collins Ave., New Monmouth, leing sent about 25 to 3C miles She said the truck brushed :hatterbox. It also Is equipped 741-5350 . son, Monday. The first portion of the broad- igainst the woman's hands as she vith 115 channels of telemetry to . Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jones, 39| :ast showed the American flag as attempting to get out of the relay reports it is gathering on Highlands A v e., Keansburg waving in the breeze in front of ay, and that Mrs. Dunn intends emperatures in the satellite • i-resn Killed—3-4 ib. size—Split, quartered or cut up 4^ 4^ .daughter, Monday. the giant dome at Andover. The sign a complaint against the 'oltages, effects of protons and : Mr. and Mrs. John J. Berbrlck, ludio part of the picture was iver. lectrons In the Van Allen radia- G 89 Spring Rd., New Shrewsbury, the National Anthem. On Monday, strikers at the ion belt, and effects of cosmic son, Monday. During the first demonstration, :enr told a Register reporter ays and tiny meteorities on Its Ib Mr, and Mrs. William Thomas 'elstar was approximately 3,500 iat Mrs. Delph stood in front of olar cells and many of its 15,000 •Frying CHICKENS 29 Conway, 9 Rose T e r., West miles up in space and 5,650 miles e vehicle and attempted to stap /orkinn parts. Keansburg, son, Monday. 'rom Holmdel. Police confirmed this account For TV, it acts as a microwave f CHOICE—BONELESS elay station in space. TV slj» r CHOICE—BONELESS •• H Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Calabret The satellite's signal which was Mr. Nuss said that he managed a Is travel only in a straight %% Jr., 15 Elmwood Ave., West! ilcked up here hid a strength of get the truck through yester- Long Branch, daughter, Monday. iy by ord*ring strikers to stand ne, and heretofore have not c ne trillionth of a watt. «en able to span the oceans due . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker. 307 On the seventh or next orbit, iack and that no police squad Newark Are., Bradley Beach, o the earth's curvature. Associated Press dispatches were r escort was necessary this Ib daughter, Monday. But a burgeoning and ever jeamed from Andover to Holmdel ime. CROSS RIB ROAST 75 lore busy world population is Mr. and Mrs. George T. Urn the satellite and, in turn, Mr. Nuss said the strikers In- hreatened bv a shortage of chan LEAN—FRESH GROUND pey, Franklin Ave., West Deal, elayctl from Holmdel to New formed him that they decided to LEAN—t-KESH GROUND •• J% Js and circuits for telephone, son, yesterday. fork on a 1,000 word a minute take "strong action" a few days able and radio communication Mr. and Mrs, Paul Flynn, 364 !ata speed equipment. ago "because they were getting MacArthur Ave., Long Branch, Iso. Underwater cables are c The telephone conversations nowhere with a settlement and daughter, yesterday. wanted to try to force one." ostly. Bell officials estimated d transmission of another pic- tat by 1980 it would take 50 Ib Fllkln ure comprised Ihe rest of the CHUCK CHOP 59 Neptune Sunday School Picnic uch cables to handle the esti- .emonstratlon. lated needs just for telephone Mr. and Mrs. Frank Renlck, FRESH-KILLED—5-6 LB. SIZE Demonstrations conducted on Set for Saturday nd a few oth&r services. 313 Yorke Ave., West End, Long irbifs early this morning involved TOROANVILLE — The Meth- Branch, son. yesterday. TV can be sent by cable, but echnlcal matters. odist Church will hold its annual mo TV program uses the elec- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. B. Ur- Vice President Johnson, in his c Sunday school picnic Saturday at belis, 72 Bannard St., Freehold, ical path wide enough to carry elephone conversation with Mr. McGuire s Grove, Rt. 35, Middle- 90 separate telephone conversa- •on, yesterday. :appel, said: town. FOWL Ib ons. ". . .1 am sure millions of them Sunday school classes are held Officials hope Telstar will con- It adds upl More and more Americans) have been proud of 39 throughout the summer at their inue to work for two years as Economical |C|SAVARIN £Ac I SKINLESS ilAc I Short Ribs/I people use The Register ads each his achievement which is an- regular, time each Sunday, 10 swings In orbit ranging from ! BACON Issue because results come fast- ther first in our conquest of a.m. The church service contin- early 600 to 3,500 miles above 2 COFFEE OUlb I FRANKS 49Ib | OF BEEF 4 s er.—Advertisement. space." ues to be held at 9 a.m. lie earth. ' Nagon on Education Air Force * Freslunari Freedoms Contract To By LESLIE i. MASON the whale college career. year ind com* bicic when be ctn County Firm Professor of Eduction Students wi» attrt with « Ught start on time. Is it going to be a dormitory load usually persist In carrying Imagine the feelings of a col LONG BRANCH — A large- ' or ' 'f-campus apartment this a light load each semester. Tlieir lege professor at the start of the scale analog computer system for simulating various aspects of tail for ;th* brand new college spare time soon is absorbed in second week, after three hours of freshmaii? other activities. the X-20 (Dyna-Soar) space pro- carefully prepared lectures, when gram will be built by Electronic This Is the time when young Most of the courses elected by he is confronted by a youngster Associates, Inc., under a contract }«qj the first year college student who says: awarded by the U. S. Air Force op ing should be courses in which he "This is my first day. Have I has shown ability. They should missed anything?" The $679,000 system, to be in- stalled at the Air Force Flight AUU 01 pin present no threat since the student (You may obtain a copy of Dr. Test Center at Edwards Air feels that he can succeed with a Nason's "You Can Get Better «I0]PIX)S3J JO Force Base, Calif., will be made reasonable amount of effort. IBAOtUM 9(ft O; Grades" booklet by sending $1 up of three PACE 231R general PJBAUO} . JJOOt An Untried Course to "Better Grades," Box 2160, purpose analog computers, each At least, one course can be in General Post Office, New York.) capable of being programmed in an untried field! The experience denwidently. of gaining background and.learn- uo ajji JJBJS William F. Blodgett, manager ing to cope with a new situation of RAPs Western Regional Office, Dr. NaiM -jsd UIOJ; XO should not be put off even for Stocks Rally said the 558-operational amplifier jpra-iq sidod s one semester. system is one of the largest or freedom comes responsibility? ...... The standard of scholarship Qn News Of dered from the company. It wil Such freedom should come established in the first semester be. used for preflight studies ol gradually. It is not fair for a is extremely important. No job, missions and the training of pi- young man or woman to be placed no fraternity, no sport, no any- Eased Credit lots for the X-20 (Dyna-Soar) pro- MONMOUTH COUNTY PROGRESS — The ntw $1,500,000 Gooienick Bridge, opened yesterday, over the Shrews- suddenly in a situation which de- thing should be allowed to take NEW YORK (AP) - Celebrat gram, a research vehicle de- bury River, bstween Little Silver and Oceinport, contrasts with the more than SO year old iwing-type drawbridge mands so many important de- precedence over scholarship in signed to explore the problems ing easier credit for slock pur- in foreground. Old span will be dismantled
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(4) Your First fcM- (4) Local Mm (4) SlUnnuttes HAZLET By HAROLD SIEKN er.") revealed that he'll probably "I told tier: 'However old you Impression (7) Blue Angeli (7)'Memory Line NOT PART OF THE MAW be making a trip through the say you are, I'm only two years (11) Brave Stallion ».1J-(4) Family ATLANTIC Cmf, «:•*', <*» A quick conversation with Eol Pacific area again this Christmas 1 (7) Jane Wymin v Hope while he was making hi: older. (U) Merry Mailman 1:4*- (4) Weather 9:2S-> (f) News PERTH AMBOY -Thli convention and rtrtrt city to entertain our servicemen. 1:45- (4) News one-shot appearance at Net "Then," she continued, "I ran 12:50— (3) Search for Tomorrow fcSO- (2) My Little Margl* AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- is actually on an Island oft tt» It*- (2) News (3) topper -• — - - — • York's Randall's Island recently (4) Truth or Consequences New Jersey coast. • '•••'/•• slated to be in Nairobi (Kenya), (4) Death Valley Dayi (7) Beulah revealed Bob to be in good spir work for my father. (5) Cartoons Three smaller resort conmnmt Africa, this summer and having 9:S5-(4)News itt, as ever. "He looked at me and said: (7) Camouflage (5) Aquanauts •on Voytfr 1:00: 4:U; T.lt:IM. ties-Ventnor, Margate ni4 Long* similar plans myself (Continent (7) Shannon 10:00- (2) Calendar port-are on tM Island. Afcuwn "I'm still Island hopping." 1}' •Oh, I feel so' 613.'" 12:45- (2) Guiding Light - EDISON dropper!) I asked when he'd be '"I know exactly how you (11) Rocky ft Hit Friends (I) Terrytonn Circus (4) Say When MENLOPABK CINEMA- Island. ' remarked, harking back to a trij (5) Movie there—I love running into people feel," I told .him. 'I've just been 12:50- (») News And Weather (11) News through the Pacific on which 7: It- (2) Weather (7) Susie like Bob Hope in bizarre locales through it'." 12:iS- (4) News was a hitchhiker, "if I make gooi —and learned I'd probably be (11) News 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy Too Supreme? (7) News on this island, they're going ti leaving a few weeks before he 7:15- (}) News (4) Play Your Hunch book me on the mainland " As far as a number *f record (I) Almanac Newsreel was scheduled to arrive. 1;»- (2) Burns and Allen 7:25-(ll) Weather (7) Gale Storm Bob, who claims he's taking companies are concerned, youth "We'll be doing a picture there (4) trouble With Father 7;lt- (2) Alvlo 11:00- (2) Verdict is Yours easy ("I gotta cool it, daddy, reigns supreme, perhaps too su- (4) Wagon Train (4) Price Is Right NOW PUYIHG called 'Call Me Bwana,'" be (5) Cartoons gotta fceep those wires togeth preme. The Chancellor label, said. (7) Dr. Hudson's Journal (7) Howard K. Smith (7) Ernie Ford which was founded apparently to (») Movie 11:25- (5) News (AT IOTH THEATRES) Good Cast - (9) Understanding Our propagate the myth that Frankie (11) Honeymoonera 11:30- (2) Brighter Day In it, with Bob, wiU be Anita Avalon and Fabian were singers, World (11) Movie 8:00- (2) Window on Mala (4); Concentration Ekberg. Allistair Sims, Margaret relentlessly carries on in that tra- Street (5) Romper Room Rutherford and possibly Edle dition. "You Are Mine" sings (?) 1:25- (5) News SALS 1:19- (2) As The World Turns (5) Danger Man (7) Yours For • Song Adams. I noted that, as usual, Frankie Avalon and then pro- (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Focug On America 11:55- (2) News he'd be working with a good cast. ceeds to sing 11 additional songs (5) Movie (II) Bold Journey TAVERN and "The cast is fine," he said, with the same consummate art- (7) December Bride 8:30- (2) Checkmate "but right now we're working on istry. Want to "Dance On The (4) Rebel RESTAURANT Wild Side" with George Young, (9) Wild Bill Hickok MOVIE TIMETABLE story. That's always the 1:55- (4) News (5) Award Theater _ , featuring trouble, gelling a story. The Cousins and The Playboys? (7) Top Cat RED 2:00- (2) Password "t thought that last picture I don't, but I'm not going to get (11) Wanted Dead or Alive CARLTON—, A FAMILY In your way, certainly not if (4) Jan Murray Ride the Hich CCountry 2:00; *:»; ('"Road To Hong Kong") bor- 1:00-(4) Mystery Theater t:00; 10:00. you're doing the "Night Train (7) Day In Court o The Tartan 5:35: STYLE TAVERN rowed too many things from the (5) Movie EATONTOWN Twist." (9) Favorite Story (7) Hawaiian Eye past, from our other 'Road' pic- 2:25- (4) News DRIVE-IN- Our Specialty ... tures. But I guess they figured "Panicsville," anyone? Join (9) High Road To Worid ot Comedy 8'"; 13:19; Da; 2: JO- (2) House Party tht Birth C»u«M Fir« UM. they had to do it that way." The Panics (Honest. ThsJ's the Danger "ITALIAN DISHES" name of the group) on Chancel- (4) Loretta Young (11) You Asked tot It LONG BRANCH 1 assured him I had so much lor. Then you too can do the (7) Seven Keyj t-.lt- (2) Dick Van Dyke BARONET- ORDERS TO GO... fat laughing, I didn't pay much (9) Star And Story Th« T«rt»n S:SO; 7:10; 10:10; Bld« "Peter Gunn Twist." (Oh, No!) (») Kingdom Of The Sea Iht High Country 2:00; S:30. attention to the story. But as long (11) Movie SH 1-9748 On ABC-Paramount, the very (11) M Squad as he brought up the subject, 2:55- (5) News ASBURY PARK talented Teddy Randazzo, suc- 10:00- (2) U.S. Steel Hour LYRIC— 141 Shrewsbury Ave. what was "The Road To Hong I:C0- (I) Millionaire RED BANK . ceeds in concealing most of it on (4) Play Your Hunch y Klrtt Out J:M; 1:18; «:39. Kong" about anyway. "TRT" — English translation: (4) Young Dr, Mslone (7) Naked City . MAYFAIR— 1 "Well," he mulled, "I'm not "Teddy Randazzo Twists." (5) Racket Squad (9) Harness Racing Counterfslt-Trlllor 3:(0; T:lt; 10:00. sure. I guess if It's about any- Then there's Atlantic. You can (7) Queen For A Day (11) High Road ST. JAMES- thing, it's 'beware of your psy- («) Jack La tanne Wtil side Story 3:30; 1:30. get some terrific jazz on Atlaiv 10:30- (4) Brinkley'8 Journal BARONET— FINE FOOD chiatrist!'" S:JO- (2) To Tell the Truth wmmm tic. You can also get Ben E. (9) Movie Jutliment at Nurembiri S :M. Youth Can Be Fun King. His latest album is called (4) Our Five Daughters 11:00- (2) Newi BELMAR TO GO... (5) Medic With 15-year-oM Sue Lyon mak- "Don't Play That Song." Only (4) Newi FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- NlffiMMR PIPING HOT (7) Who Do You Tmst? Ths Head 8:90: 12:19; Hull of I ing it big In the title role of someone with good reason to be (3) Newi (9) Movie Stranger 10:50. ChlWrtw Alwoyi "Lolita," we'll probably have to overconfident would dare use that (7) New* FISH • SCALLOPS 1:55- (2) News NEPTUNE CITY contend with a rash of features as a title of an album. (11) Steve Allen At Drlvt-hi (II) Abbott And Costello NEPTUNE C1TY- starring teenagers in very adult The nicest thing about these 11:10- (2) Weather Mr. H06M Tiku a V»C»UOB Shrimp - French Fries 4:00— (2) Secret Storm COO; 1:00; 1:00; 10:00. situations. Once again, as is gen- records for the very young is that (4) Weather (4) Make Room For C0LLINGW0OD CIRCLE erally the case, youth Teign su- as much as I dislike them, there's (5) Movie Fried Chicken Daddy 11:12-(7) Weather SHORE DRIVE-1N- preme. not much I can do about it. The Boa Vwate tM; UM. WILLIAM HOLDEN lull) VU-IDS ORD1£H (5) Divorce Hearing 11:15- (2) Movie I'm reminded of something Su- fact that I was a teenager once "COUNTHIKIT TRAITOR" Huriw S.slad Planers (7) American Bandstand (4) Tonight zanne Pleshctte told me a while has no effect on today's crop. <11) Laurel And Hardy (7) Movie . the ago. Suzanne, who's so loaded Pinocchio 12:00- (9) Crime Doe* Not Pay with talent one forgets she's real- Finnan Haddie OUTDOOR CONVERSATION 12:30-(U) News KIM NOVAK ly quite young herself, had to *S0- (!) Edge or Night PIECE 12:35— (2) Movie Cove face up" to her years. (4) Here's Hollywood JAMES GARNER LINDSBORG, Kan. (AP) - (5) Mr. District Attorney 12:55-(5) News ; i HI 160 "IOYS NIGHT OUr "I was doing an episode of one Malcolm Esping of Lindsborg (11) Boio The Clown 1:00- (4) News Open U,t.', - Sun, 'til 10 P.M. of their series," she told me, "so has developed a burning water 4:50- (7) American Newsstand (5) Theater Five WUUM uui I went into the Warner's make- fountain for his front yard. 4:55- (4) News (7) Movie HOLDEN PALMER UEU HANK up room and it was a shock, i •MUDOEMENT AT Esping worked up the idea of (11) Mr. Peabody (9) Almanac Newsreel ..THE I Itjmk wt'«u ot K.K. edition I was the oldest one there. Carol combing a gas jet with the foun 5: JO- (2) Lire o» Rlley 1:01- (4) Headline COUNTERFEIT NUREMIiRft" tain's water jet. The water sprays (4) Movie (9) News and Weather up around the ignited gas. (5) Felix and Diver Dan 1:30- (5) News TRAITOR" Searching for the ultimate (7) I Married Joan 1:35- (4) Sermonette CHARLTON HESTQN Monmouth Opera (9) Looney Tunes 2:15— (7) Evening Prayer TUMPOUNES|FREE CANDY SOPHIA LOREN (11) Dick Tracey 2:20- (2) News llPUVOBOUNO SEA FOOD "ILCIP1' All the season's delicacies FESTIVAL 5:25—(11) Rocky And His 2:25- (2) Give Us This Day Friends THURSDAY MORNING superbly prepared for your CONVENTION HALL 5:S»- (2) Movie dining pleasure .... plus a ASBURY PARK 8:30 P.M. (7) Highway Patrol 1:15- (2) Previews "WIST SIN STOUT" magnificent view of the ocean (9) Movie 1:20-(2) Give Us This Day Rostrved Stars . 1:25- (2) News from our beautiful dining room, Saturday, July 14 (U)Popeye NOW-EVES 7 AND 0 perched high above the surf. ,; (4) Sermonette JohaWy OTELLO WEDNESDAY EVENING 0:iO— (!) 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Dr. Mele is a native of Hartford, BOILED HAM 99 Conn., and interned at Fitkin. Dr. THIS HAS mn mm TO ova mjm SAimito FOOD John R. Ayres, Jr., of Sea Girt is a third-year resident in obstet- rics snd gynecology. Dr. Ayers 7 interned at Fitkin. Dr. Carl Marchetti, second MAYFAiR ? TREMENDOUS COFFEE SALE! year resident in obstetrics and gynecology interned at Fitkin. He is a native of Uniqn City. First- year resident In obstetrics and gynecology is Dr. Nicholas Con- 1300 'Jbrti, • native of Eliiabeth, who CHASE & SANBORN Interned at Fitkin. Second-year resident in medi- cine is Dr. Joseph Formichella of Interlaken, who Interned at Mlserlcordia Hospital, Philadel- EXTRA FREE phia. First resident In medicine BEECH-NUT or ICDr. Jack J. Klein of Pittsburgh, who interned at Gerjnantown Hospital. Philadelphia. King Korn Stamps Dr. Rosaria Toleda of the Phil- ippines is second-year resident in pediatrics. She interned at Eliz- with these Mayfair abeth General Hospital, and hai EHLERS COFFEE a one year's pediatric residen- bonus coupons! cy at the Seton Hall University School of Medicine. A first-year medical exchang resident is Dr. Marc Rudermsn, who interned at Jackson Memori Neam Cut AHCovpom Apart for I|IM*« llmiatoaf al Hospital, Miami, Fla. A medi- cal exchange program wltt Hahnetnann Medical College, Philadelphia, has been established by. Fitkin Hospital whereby SAVE • FREE-20C-HTRA; medical residents will be ex- changed for a period of three I KING KORN STAMPS I ; with this coupon ft jew pureha*e of • months. Surgical residents are on a ro- tating basis with Hahnemann i $10.00 or More and come to Fitkin for sin ] EHeetrw thn Sat, My 14. IMS J months. Chief surgical resident b Dr. John P.. Com, of Wilkes- Barre, Pa., who interned and completed three yan of res dency at Hahnemann. Dr. Baslli HOLLAND HOUSE Bautista of the Philippines is surgical resident He interned si Niagara Falls Memorial Hospital, or LINDEN HOUSE Niagara Falls, N. Y., and was a resident at Hahnemann. The intern and resident pro- gram at Fitkin Hospital Is under the auspices of its Department ol Prince Elbow Macaroni MedicaJ Education; Aittti co-di rectors of tha department are D George H, Burke and Dr. Ar mand Verga. Fitkin Hospital is a 37S bed non-profit general hospital which White Rose Tuna Fish offers a graduate medical educa- =H CirCrt GfMGIMR IMIU,, CIMMJ4 Cam0 , Wtnfe w SDctd Iwti, SHad C«mh tion program. The residency training program and the one- 1 year internship have been ap Umln.HouM-ANFkmn proved by the Council on Medi ORANGE JUICE "•*"""" ***** eat Education and Hospitals ol Canned Soda «-»•»« *'•« »~- 7« the American Medical Associa- tion. UMEIFANIS- Umbii FonM w Happy Bgy-AH Mnen FRESIFMZEI Ice Cream'^'59« Swrffs Santa Clous Cook-Out To Vmt Charcoal Briquets July 21 Even MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -San ta Claui is coming here Satu BONELESS day. July 21. A "Christmas in July" dinnei dance will be held by Guadalca- nal Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, in the Veterans Memori Home, Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwooi Dinner will be served at 8:31 p.m. Dancing will be from II p.m.. to 2 a.m. Cross Rib Roast The decorations will include 5,--el/ Ao-c'c-fful Tco Chcc- Christmas tree and Christmas t 1 c % ble and room decor. Santa'Clau; Cut 'rco GIOT i j V^jr-.q S"i.. c-' also will make his appearance Music will be provided by Bol Rudders and his Musical Ri! cals. Tickets will be limited to 250 SAVE 30 LB. ' ' After the reservations, of mem bers have been filled, the public will be able to purchase ticket: from, chairman Harold Robedee, 151 Church St., Keyport, oi "UIIPLYWMtEIIF8L"^TW CHICE CHTFRW IRMI FD YMII STEER-SAVE 30. LI. Charles Ralmo, 86 Cliffwood Ave. Cliffwood Beach. lllii The proceeds will be used to- ward the Children's Christmas Top Sirloin Roast *°* '79« parties scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 16, at the post home. Th "SWPLY WO»ERFHL"-HIU CUK-LEAR-HHLEU—SAK 20. LI. youngsters' party for ages through 12 will be held from 1 ti 4 p.m., and the teenage danci n will be conducted from 5 to p.m. Brisket Corned Beef- , »49 "ttapd WiK«ffil"-TM Csritt-Fstk TiMtr-Utu UVE 40e U. "Itaply WntirfaJ"- lltkwy tntki. luitr-CwidHiii to Eat There will be dance contests r FRIE-50-EXTRA and prizes. This party and teen g age dance is restricted to chil- Tender Cube Steak Khg Kom Stiapt dren of members of VFW Post, Ham Steak »S u -89= Ladles' Auxiliary, Memorial Home and Corps Mothers. HKllUullf Ait Condifioiwd For tar ttotfinf Camfart Granata Receives Marine Lieutenancy 5 * KEYPORT — Louis H. Gran ata, «on of Mr.—and Mrs, Pa rick E. Granata of 381 Maple PI was commissioned a Marine Sec NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. ond lieutenant upon graduatior from Officers Candidate Schoo at Quantico, Va. RED BANK During the 12-week course, em ma phasls was keyed to leidershli and physical conditioning. He ii IMimiMHIIMtlllMtMIIMItl' attending a 25-week basic schoo *OPEH SUN. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. required of all /newly commls Prkw afhcttn *r» tatardsy, JMV 14, INI. Mgkt to IMT. sioned officers, Upon completloi of school, he will be assiened t< a Marine Corps organization fo duty or to another school for fu ther training. Ked Xante Register WELL, BACK TO THE OLD LABORATORYl These Payix •M».N.J. , - • ; stata Stealing Our Products EMMttrf tW *! M> & CM* arf Httq Cta> By GEORGE £, SOKOUKY THOMM avnw wtoww, It is not enough that we give European countries IAMES J. ROGAN. BAtw M. HAROLD KELLY. Ctawnl Manager military and economic aid, but some of them arrange W. HAMtV PENNINGTON. Prtductioai Ma«n«r their Jaws to damage American firms by encouraging Member of tt» Awodated Prtw the stealing of the results of American ingenuity ted Ma l» auut* MCJUUMIT e u» u» lor ncubuucoa i •«U u d U D«WI dupiteua Mat n»t >ruua competence. This has long been true in the drug busi- Member el American Newspaper FnMiiben Ajtaciatfoa ness in which Americans spend hun- Member Audit Bureau at Circulation dreds of millions of dollars in research Tlw RM lid Rinun uwmn no flc«n»l»l r.ipojilbmti.1 tor qrcotntlUMi wrora to «4nrti»miii! only to find that European firms, most- tot «ia rtpnat »1UK>UI cbut*. Uut part ol u tdmtlMinut ID akiek Ibi typogriMilMl •"» OMurc. fc nmn "ill tuw Mb
Iliey lave sever ceased pre- Chaing Kai-shek Set to fight partnj for that. By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT They have built up a large inva- sion fleet along this coast. They ' WASHINGTON — Generalissimo Chteflg Kairshek now have a number of Soviet- HERE'S ACTUAL buiit submarines/ tad in the put is vigorously proposing to bomb vital Red Chinese rail month hive been sneaking Rus- and,other supply lines in the event of a large-scale sian motor torpedo boats into Amoy and Foochow at night. assault on Quemoy and Matsu. These heavily-armed, light-draft The Nationalist leader is determinedly pressing craft have been run into these this forceful measure as Intelligence ports at the rate of several a night. MI and other authoritative sources 'report are a continued massive build-up of Com- Has The Air Power munist forces and munitions opposite Chiang Kai-shek has the air power to blast the Reds' crucial the two beleaguered offshore National- supply system. ist strongholds. The Nationalists have upwards It is now definitely known that in of 500 combat planes, approxi- the past several weeks large quantities mately half of them jets. These more on this typical include late-model "century se- orjet fuel and artillery shells have been ries" fighters, comparable to the laboriously transported into the area best the Russians have given the opposite Quemoy and Matsu. Chinese. Further, the Nationalists have repeatedly demonstrated Two factors are mainly behind Chiang's insistence they are far superior combat pi- on bombing the Reds' supply network: lots than the Reds. Chiang strongly argues that be- food purchase for Its crucial necessity to them, and at the same time cause of the dire menace that the its high vulnerability. The rail system consists of twoCommunists may gain air su- single-track spur lines, one 435 miles periority, a passive defense of and the other 125 miles. In addition Quemoy and Matsu is no longer; there are a number of newly-built tenable. He contends it is es- sential to take the offensive by gravel roads and old coolie trails that attacking the Reds' supply sys- tem. 4 cents worth of are largely unusable in heavy rains. , Principal threat to Quemoy and President Kennedy and his State- and Defense Department Matsu is in the air. The powerfully- advisers have reached no deci- fortified, and strongly-manned National- sion on this momentous proposal. ist bastions cannot be subdued solely It is known to be favored by U.S. commanders in the Pacific. by artillery pounding. That was clearly They ar« credited with heartily demonstrated in the long 1958 attack—and the islands stamps. Why throw supporting Chiang's position, and now are a far tougher nut to crack than they were want this country to back him to then. Air superiority is essential to take them, and the hilt. What the outcome of this event Chiang is determined to prevent the Communists from ful backstage debate will be is gaining that conjectural. The President has He proposes to do this by destroying their supply given no hint of his learnings. Significant Straw your money away? lines which the Reds must keep functioning to support However, there has been one tn all-out assault. significant straw in the wind. vita! rail lines extremely vulner- As previously reported The President has authorized a able;, to disruption. In this column, Peiping has heavy stockpiling of "iron massed in this area upward Subject To Aerial Attack bombs" (TNT) on both Formosa One Is that they have 46 tun- and Okinawa—main U.S. military of 425,000 troops and some nels and 140 bridges, which are base in the Far East. That was 400 jet planes. For the first readily subject to aerial attack not done' in the 1958 attack on Save (ash-Not Stamps time, these aircraft include Many of these points have anti- Quemoy and Matsu. transports and bombers; 30 twin-aircraft defenses, and the Reds Also, Admiral Harry Felt has engine transports and 50 two andpowerful air forces also would been empowered to strengthen four-engine jet bombers — all be used to ward off bombers his forces in the Formosa area. We made this at random!! Shoppers comparison, we But this would not keep these But nothing beyond that. He has Soviet-made. single-track rail lines from being not been authorized to take any Hie transports are capable ot cut—to the Communists' serious combat action: want you to do the same—You'll be convinced too airlifting • battalion of para- discomfiture. . Meanwhile, Chiang Kai-shek troops, and the bombers of drop- The second factor is the ancient has greatly Intensified the opera- that..... ping huge loads of explosives on and worn«ut equipment being tions of his elements on the Red- Quemoy and Matsu. used on these all-important sup- ruled mainland. VULNERABLE JUGULAR - ply routes. The engines are 20 These are largely conducted The two long single-track spur to 30-year-old steam locomotives through so-called "secret socie- lines, carrying the bulk of the that are in had repair and fre- ties;" They- are directed by Na- CITY'S EVERYDAY Communists' heavy weapons and quently break down, with long de- tionalist military leaders, and are lays in traffic. The flatcars and|used tor Intelligence, subversion Supplies, are clearly . their a d Achilles heel. other rolling stock are equally as n sabotage. These societies If. these crucial rail lines are old and battered. have colorful names—such as PRICES ARE LOWER BY FAR Heaven and Earth, White Lily, knocked out, the Reds are in a Amoy and Foochow are virtual- White Cloud, Scent of Spring, jam. ly useless to the Communists so Fragrant Wind. , Both spurs start at Yingtan, a long as they are barricaded by The anti-Communist operations key center on one of the main Quemoy and Matsu—the former ITEMS TAKEN PRICES AT PRICES AT ' north-south Chinese rail systems. five miles off the coast and the of. these secret societies do not From Yingtan, the 435-mile spur latter 15 violate the mutual defense pact AT RANDOM STORES A, B, C & D FOOD CITY line traverses, a circuitous route, That's why Peiping is so per- between the U.S. and the Na- via Nanping and Yungan, to sistent in its costly efforts to get tionalists, which requires prior Amoy. an important port block- rid' of these Nationalist strong- consultation by the latter before aded by Quemoy. The 125-mile holds. Once Amoy and Foochow engaging in military measures. RIVAL DOG FOOD ™»™ — 2/51' 2/45' s.ur extends from Yingtan to are cleared, they could be used Nanping to Foochow, another siz- to mount an Invasion of Formosa No problem finding tenants C e able port dominated by Matsu. —the Reds' burning aim for when you advertise The Register Two other factors make these years. way—Advertisement. 6 PACKS OF CANDY 25 21 HELLMAN'S MAYONNAISE o, «« 77' 66' SKIPPY PEANUT BUTTER .»..« 63' 57' NABISCO OREOS 39' 31' UNEEDA BISCUITS 14' 12' SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS 31' 26 NABISCO PREMIUMS 31' 26 BURRY'S SHOOTER PIES 49' 39' )•!:• WESSON OIL FAMILY SIZE 1.09 95 PORK CHOPS CENTER CUT—LB. 99' 69 $5.88 $4.87 CiilBhBlifcrtwreoMqMlhuunln. Window*? At lM«l».&o»r»» 9 should do. 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SCHEUER Answer - Cara Williams, who DRAFTING MATERIALS plays "Gladys" on the situation By MB THOMAS entirely different life since the Question — Who played the trouble began." comedy, had one of the leads in Tthpfeort AP Merie-TetevtehNi Writer part of a doctor who was forging Established Since proper facilities w this 1954 film. If you looked a prescriptions because he was a SH 1-O001 HOLLYWOOD (AP)-A wave, a Jacking in Nevada, she moved bit closer, you might have also 18B4 drug addict on a recent repeat of RED RANK faint nolle from cupid's-bow lips, back to California while he re- spotted Audrey Hepburn In one 17 toad St. "Ben Casey"? - D.L.C., Pine and Claia Bow lapsed back Uto mained behind, rising to lieuten of the prominent roles. Grove, La. the secluded life that has en ant governor. Bell said he and the (For an answer to your ques- veloped her for a dozen years. sons visited her often. > Answer — George C. Scott played the doctor in the episode tion about any TV program or She emerged Monday to attend She has seen few others. Her titled "I Remember a Lemon actor, write to TV Key Mailbag, Then rememberthls; the funeral of Rex Bell, whom she oldtime pals from the studio days c/o The Register.) 7 out of 10 toniS married in 1931 when both were get handwritten Christmas cards Tree." Colleen Dewhurst, who DO YOU drinks made in screen stars. After the services, from her every year. But their played his wife on his show, is •he returned to the small home in his real-life wife. America are mixed requests to visit her are politely with bpnedry bitter- West Los Angeles where she has turned down. Question —I would like to know Gets Three sweet, exhilarating lived quietly for the last seven What does she do? some vital statistics about my KNOW years. "Oh, the days just aren't long favorite TV star, Connie Stevens. Summonses Before that, she was in a sanl enough for her," said an intimate. How old is she? When is her tarium in Culver City, trying to 'She swims a great deal and birthday? How much does she J2L LLJ QinNWEWMER conquer the nervous condition that watches television by the hour. weigh? What is her real name? After Crash plagued her as a result of long She devours it. She watches after What was the name of her first EATONTOWN - A Red Bank TRUTH time insomnia. her business interests and often movie?—S.L.T., Saginaw, Mich. man was arrested for disorderly "Clara always had trouble goes out on such errands. When Answer — Connie's real name conduct and charged with care- ABOUT sleeping," recalls her onetime she is out, she might go to a is Concetta Ann Ingalia; she was less driving and driving without leading man and still a friend, restaurant for dinner. But most of born in Brooklyn Aug. 8, 1938, a license after a three-car acci- Richard Arlen. the time is spent at home." which makes her almost 24 years dent at Rt. 35 and Wyckoff Rd. TONICS? "After Clara quit, I used to go She lives with a nurse, Estella old. She is 5'2" tall, weighs 107 early Monday morning. Sumi excluilvely at Rim Houst, Rmtmi up to the ranch she and Rex hadSmith, who has been with the lbs. Her first film was "Eighteen Police said Thomas J. Conklin, in Nevada. Rex had built a sound- family 15 years. Also with a Si- and Anxious," which was re- 24, of SO Mechanic St. struck two proof room for her to sleep in, berian husky and French poodle— leased in 1957 and can be cur- cars that were halted for a red but that stilt didn't help." 'They really run the house." rently seen on TV. light at the intersection at 1:45 Clara, who had been the symbol One thing is certain from having Question — Where can I write a.m. GRAMAN'S of flaming youth in the 1920s, re- viewed her this week: the old Bow to James Whitmore, of "The Law No one was injured and dam- VACUUM AND APPLIANC! PARTS CO. tired shortly after her marriage. magic is still there. At 56, she is and Mr. Jones"? Also, is it true age was limited, police said, but She returned lor a couple of pic- still a looker. She is small—only 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED IANK. N. J. that this show may not be on Conklin became loud and abus- tures at Fox in the early 1930s, 5 feet 3—and remains trim. Judg- JOURNEY FOR GEMS — Hyman Liftman, president of next season?—Mrs. G. A., Me- ive during an investigation con- PHONE SH 7-5623 but she wasn't happy. She retired ing from only a cursory look LiHman's Jewelers, viiiti Tel Aviv, Israel, for the pur- tuchen, N. J. ducted by Patrolman David Co* once and for all to Nevada to be under trying circumstances, she chase of diamonds for the 10 Liftman's stores in New Answer — Address your fan nelly. AUTHORIZED Mrs. Rex Bell and mother of their still has the look of a star. letters to ABC-TV, Prospect abd two sons. Jersey. Mr. Liftman, seated, said he often selects gems Patrolman Connelly signed the Talmadge, Hollywood, ,palif. three complaints. HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE But sleep still eluded her, with HERE TODAY, from Tel Aviv, the world's second largest diamond cen- ABC's fall lineup doesn't include Conklin was arraigned before the resulting inroads on her emo- FORGOTTEN TOMORROW ter, for his stores, including the one at 65 Broad St., "The Law and Mr. Jones," If NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS , tional health. Bell attributed her LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) Magistrate Peter J. Edwardsen, R«d Bank. you remember, this show « who set bail at $230. Conklin was • REPAIRS ON • trouble to the high-strung decade —Fame has been fleeting for dropped once before but the when she was the nation's "It taken to the county jail in lieu Leonard Walker, who served six fan's protests to the sponsors GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. Girl." of bail and will have a hearing years as U. S. district attorney. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus was so great that it won a re On a visit to federal court, in Municipal Court July 19. IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS "Mentally she is fine and dan- Keyport Ross and Mrs. William Ortel prieve. dy," Bell told me eight years ago. where he was the prosecutor. Matawan; Mr. and Mrs. Roland Question — What is the ac- PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. "But she has had emotional dls- Walker was stopped by a deputy Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hughson, Emmons, Atlantic St.; Mr. and NOW HE TELLS US PARTS FOR turbaoces that have knocked out marshal until a thorough check Main St., entertained at a fam- Mrs. William Ustadt, Hazlet; Mr tor's name who plays "Captain ATLANTA (AP) - A Fulton her health. She has bad to live an could be made of his identity. ily party at their pool recently. and Mrs. Leon Lambertson, Mid- Kangaroo"? He Is a very good County Grand Jury had been in VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS dletown; Mr. and Mrs. James performer.—Mrs. C. 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Baby (Mas End of a Job Cranberry Sauce 2 "~ 45< 33: Natural Swiss Slices 65° By PETER GROSE 'Still Salami' 29: LEOPOLDVILLE, Congo (AP) Diplomats — male — who had Hoiaz U.S. Government Inspected—Freih . .,„. LEGS BREASTS Domestic Blue Cheese — About the most attractive and been alerted remember huddling bl cheerful fixture of the Congo's inside the modern embassy build- Brown Mustard c AOc Imported French Roquefort ^75° first two chaotic years of inde- ing only to see out the windows pendence leaves for home tomor a blithe Miss Palmer walking CHICKEN PARTS »» Cream Cheese crisply to work as the troops strtightjioe Front B She's a pert and bouncy blonde were rampaging through the louden c Mild Cheddar BarjFJA: 'i ;;33* from Amltyville, Long Island, Cut. *"ib. Gutt lb /SPBnnd streets. frier's 69 Moeitter Slices Donwrtie pkg. Alison Palmer's life as consular "Missionaries and American BRISKET BEEF or LIVERWURST officer of the U.S. embassy put residents sought refuge in the Baby Foods Supir-Rlghr her right In the midst of up- embassy that day," she tald. hcavals that made headlines all "By night we had 150 people Stf«in»d ChopptJ ANN Beef Short Ribs 49* Bologna Fr.ili over the world. camping- out in the offices and C 59^ PAGE The first Belgian ambassador lobby. None of us could 10-M« 6-89 to the Congo huddled a broken home. leg «f MIMP of VEAL 69*'. H«w*r.Hllit F«ncy man, in her office for.24 hours. "There was no food but ths Halibut Steaks 59 while crazed Congolese, troops next morning someone went out •OOOlHPlBt VealCubedSteak fi 99, outside were searching for himand bought about IA yard* of IIEXTRA WID STAMPS «Hfe airohiM »f with fixed bayonets. Later they saiami. It lasted two or three Baby Foods expelled him from the country. days — I tried cooking It every SfrtliwJ Onppml Veal Roast '»•>--»-*• 79« ed Beef Tongue 59' Cooked (or Refugees possible way I could think of, but lb. When local employees fled she it still came out only salami." 10-99* $• 89 Gardtn Frtsh Fruits & Vtgttables manned the official switchboard Demanded Release with girlish gusto during the first Later when embassy political days of rioting back in I960. At officer Frank Carluccl and War- Saifrieh Spread put the same time she gamely rant Officer Clyde St. Lawrence box cooked for 150 American rf were knifed by a Congolese mob, AMI hg* BLUEBERRIES 27 gees In embassy sanctuary. Tally's convertible was one of J R C w She happened to drive UN the first. cars to arrive at the Watermelon ^69 Bing Cherries ^ PWECMBJIPPUJfUYit dersecretary Ralph Bunche into scfne, She took the bleeding St. 39,: town when he first" arrived in Lawrence to sjfety. C nm SvN> PURfBUCKBEtPURE BUCKBERRtY JELLY '^27' Leopoldville for independence, When Congolese and UN troops Fresh Broccoli ^29 Red Plums - giving him his first look at the were locked in gun battle around SAUft MESSING Congo he and the UN would the Ghanaian embassy In No- My.T SESKRVK niSTMCT .NO, S TV Crush tllARTEH NO. KM DEAR ADAM AND EVE: cies. Such introduction cervices REPUKI Or CONDITION of the Monmouth County National Bank, I'm 11 years old and I love a often charge $25 for a three- Red Bank ul Red Sank. In the state ol New Jersey, it the close of business on man 35. He lives in Hollywood month membership, which I think June 30, 1M2. Published In response is exorbitant. call foaue by comptroller 01 Uie and has a television show of his omency, under aectloii 8211, U. S. own. Whenever I see a picture In France they have a St. Cath- nvuea statutes. of him I try to get it. At school erine's Day Parade every No- ASSETS vember. This gives single girls L Casb, balances with yesterday my girl friend told me other banks, and cash he just got married. I nearly and women a chance to parade Items ID process ol col- he citieSvwith the idea of land- lection J I,3S7,(».«1 fell through the floor! I want 2, Limtid State* Uovern* your opinion as to what I should ing a husband. Any woman thus ment obligations, direct parading can propose marriage And guaranteed (Net of Preview For do, but don't forget I like him any reserves) 21,127,700.43 to any man, and if he refuses he 1 utilisations of Utatea very much. and political subdlvl- is stuck for the price of a new alons (Net of any re- Fall Brides . . . Scared Fan dress. aerves) U,372.3T».6! Dear Scared Fan: You can ft. Curpo.ate stacks i In-, Why can't American states eluding 1159,100 stock Your own personalized keep on liking him as much as have something like this each of Federal Reserve before. We're sure his bride Mrs. Harry William Tktharit bank) iNet of any re- Fall Bridal Fashion year? •ervts) 171,681.25 won't mind. S. l>oan& and discounts show at your request. Love a Parade (Including fl3.239.18 Adam and Eve overdrafts) (Net ol any Stop in today! Dear Love a Parade: Other reserves) -. 81,803.1)60.8! countries have variations of 7. Ban* premise* DEAR ADAM AND EVE: owned 49SS.e20.64, this same theme. Even we Schaefer-Durstewits lu.Miture and All my life I have been con- have leap year, when the girls fliturea W99.8M.TI 1,2JJ,2M-J8 1 Real estate owned oth- sidered beautiful but dumb and leap and the boys duck. er than bank premises 0,992.21 I am very conscious of this. At Adam 9. Investments and other present I am a university sum- assets Indirectly rep* Adam, for your information, Nuptials in Red Bank rtaentlng bank prem- Use Our Convenient Lay-A-Way ise! or other real estata 27,246.44 mer student and am doing Slight- the girls are always leaping 23 W. Front St., Red Bank ly better than average. No mat- IL Otner asseta H3,«J8.08 Hours: 1:30 to S:3> Wed. aai Krl. Till 1:1* and the boys ducking. There's 11 TOTAL ASSETS . 4.940.341.13 ter how hard I work I never get much truth to the age-old say- Easy Charge SHERMAN'S an A. Sometimes I manage a ing: the boy chases the girl un- B, but usually C's and D's. til she catches him. LUBIUTIES I am extremely jealous of an- 13. Demand deposits ot In- Eve dividuals, partnerships. other girl who is plain but an A and corporations _ 29,913,607.88 student. She in turn is jealous of 11 T.uie EUU *avings de- FOR Send your personal questions potlts of Individuals, me because of the number of p«nmr«iij>», and «»••„„,,, and problems to Adam or Eye pontloiu , 47.6W.4S3.47 Draperies men I can attract at first glance. Lowell or both, as you prefer. IB. xieposiU of United Please help me with this prob- Stales Government (In- For a personal, unpublished re- cluding postal savings) 1,»!,<3C-17 Slipcovers I lem. If, IJCKMUS o. states and ply, enclose a damped, ad- political subdivisions — 7,450,224.51 Upholstering Pretty Vexed dressed envelope. Mall to Adam U. Ostaled and officers' Dear Pretty Vexed: Would check., etc. «J».liT.5S & Eve, In care of this news* U. TOTAL MPOBIT.; Bedspreads you trade your looks for her paper. , 4Sa.Mi.8W.4l Clearance! grades? (a> Total u.'iiifl .••-- Curtains posits ..R8,457.511.30 Adam (b) total turn- and sav- Shop-at-Home Service Rumson Club lnga deposits Phone SH 1-2648 Be hanpv with what you've ._ $SO,4S9.3S«.14 ON SUMMER MERCHANDISE •got. And be careful with those To Hold Dance 23. Other liabilities I,2M,l»1.70 Sherman's glances! 24. TOTAL. LIABILITIES ..S18,256,(aU.l FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK Decorators Eve RUMSON — "Summer Frolic" «8 Broad St.. Shrewsbury is the theme of the dance to be CAPITAL ACCOUNT* FREE PARKING DEAR ADAM AND EVE held by the Rumson Woman's a. Capital Buck: DRESSES • JAMAICAS Club Saturday in Willowbrook (a> Common gtock, I read the letter about the total par 1269.000.00 lonely man and the common-law nn, Fair Haven, at 9:30 p.m. Surplus 2,900,000.00 SLACKS SKIRTS wife who refused to leave her Music will be by Vito 37. Undivided profltl , 1,S19,27».M Maraschio and his "Three Tunes TOTAL CAPITAL BLOUSES SHIRTS present companion to marry the ACCOUNTS _S 6,«34,27B.n lonely man. It was very inter- aid a Vibe." Chairmen of th SIZES: Prelect. I tell esting. It does seem funny that event are Mrs. John Sparling 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES many single men and women Rumson, and Mrs. William F. O ANO CAPITAL Juniors S to 11 OUR ACCOUNTS 14,9)0,341.13 ONLY who would like companionship sen. Fair Haven. STORE must hunt up matrimonial agen- Committee members are Mrs Frank McKenna, Mrs. Joseph S MEMORANDUM 31. Asaetl pledged or aa- All Sale* Final Lang, Mrs. Gene De Falco am signed to secura liabil- Mrs. Robert Callinan ities and for other pur- poses .. 1,377,004.56 I, George L. Elellu President, of the above-named' bank do hereby declare DONNA'S Bridge Winners that thla report of condition la true and correct to the beat ot mj knowledge MIDDLETOWN — Winners i and belief. oEonai u BULITZ the junior look the duplicate bridge game playec We, the undersigned directors atteil by members of the Jersey Shor< the correctness ot this report of con- » Broad St. Red Bank Bridge Club Friday evening Mr». James Myron Schaefer dition and declare that It baa been ex- amined by ua and to the best of ou Open daily 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The Oaks were, North and South knowledge and belief Is true and cor- RED BANK - Miss Grace- John Karbo, Hazlet, and Mis- rect William Horlacher, Little Silver M. HAROLD KELLY Wed. & Fri. 'Ul 9 p.m. and Robert Young, Hazlet, first; mary Durstewitz, daughter of Jean Dyer, Atlantic Highlands, ALSTON BEEKMAN, JR. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Durste- WM. B. LYMAN Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nankivel who were gowned in turquoise Director! Matawan, second, and Mr. and witz, 78 Lafayette St., Rumson, peau de soie with romance blu July 11 123.21 Mrs. Edgar Theimer, Rumson, became the bride of James My- cummerbunds. Junior brides- third. ron Schaefer of Syracuse, N. Y., maid, in powder blue peau de June 3D in St. James Catholic soie, was Miss Pamela Sysak, Winners. East and West, wen Church. The bridegroom is the Mrs. Arthur Gross, Jr., Litth Baltimore, Md., cousin of th son of Mr. and Mrs. Myron bride. All attendants carried yel DON'T JUST SAY CLEAN Silver, and Milton Gottesman Schaefer. New Shrewsbury, first; E. Granl low carnations. Scheck Allenhurst, 'and Dr. Er- Rev. William Anderson offici- Richard Lang, Syracuse, N. Y., SAY nest Theimer, Rumson, second, ated at the double ring ceremony was best man. Ushers were An- and Mrs. Carol Prybylowski, Lin- and celebrated the nuptial mass. thony Durstewitz, Rumson, broth- croft, and Edward Stevens, Ret Soloist was Michael Bergin, and er of the bride, and William Bank, third. organist, Mrs. Georgia V. Ma- Martin, Fair Haven. son, CLEAN The games are held each week Eatontown Reception under the direction of Mrs. Ken The bride was given in mar- A reception took place in "thi neth Chandler and Mrs. A. Jud riage by her father. She wore a Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. son Dunlap. bouffant gown of imported silk organza and French Alencon lace The bride is a graduate of designed with a basque bodice, Rumson High School and at- I Ith Birthday sabrina neckline and long pointed tended Monmouth College, She RUGS CLEANED PORT MONMOUTH - Th sleeves appliqued with lace and was a secretary at the Armed 11th birthday of Geraldine Mag- sequins. Her three tiered elbow- Services Electro-Standard Agen- BY KLEENIZE gio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. length veil was held by a crown cy at Fort Monmouth. Salvatore Maggio, 7 Sunset PI., of sequins and pearls. She car- Mr. Schaefer is a graduate of WILL LASf LONGER ... LOOK BETTER PROJECT TELSTAR was celebrated here recently. ried white sweetheart roses on Oswego, ,N. Y., High School and Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Car- a missal. ' the State University of New York Each nig completely duittd, Seo television transmitted via outer space. ..learn niello Maggio, Mrs. Josephine Attendants In Blue at Morrisville, N.Y. He is Phila- cleaned, Inspected, wrapped the scientilic facts about a fantastic new satellite that Romano, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mrs. George Barker, Eaton- delphia area representative for and delivered. relays telephone calls, data and TV pictures hundreds Fasciano and daughter Rose- town, cousin of the bride, was the Sealright Corporation of Syra- domestic run of miles above the earthi Don't miss"ProjectTelstar"— mary, Mrs. Mary Maggio, Mr. use. 9 matron of honor. She wore a the first of two fascinating documentaries on the now and Mrs. William Murtagh, Mr. peau de soie gown of romance The couple will reside in Phila- 613 Prospecf Ave., Asbury Park era of world-wide space communications, with Chet and Mrs. Timothy Reardon, blue with a turquoise cummer- delphia following a wedding trip Huntley as narrator. Misses Joan Runge and Charlene bund, a matching cloche and cir- to the Poconos. PR 4-1314—CA 2-5042 arkham, and Daniel, Barbara, cular veil, and carried yellow FONiGHT 10:30 fo 11 on NBC-TV CHANNELS David, Kenneth, Martin, Paul carnations. It pays to advertise in The I presented by the Ball Telephone System and Stephen Maggio. Other attendants were Mrs. Register.—Advertisement. , |f Mrs wKh special low-priced Adulu slaif members began ar million pound* of food and equip-. RED BANK REGISTER oesus. riving at the Button Bay liu Bound for Vermont Monday. By the time the girii meat oeeded tor the «^Wedn«(ty/J«uy II, 1962-15 1M SUMS arrive, 1,700 adulU at the e*j»j In addition to the trains, there will be ready to greet them. M be more than 100 chartered uses, tome originating in Louie- The ounpen will carry onlj County Scouts Head for RoundupiUe, Ky.; Clarksburg, W. Va.ligh, t hand baggage. The Girl jid Youngstown, Ohio. One group Scouts are arranging to shi[ MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Girls in green will bead for ather countries, w'Jl arrive at the The round-up contingent in< Also, Carol Hendrickson, Terry if girls from the Rutland, Vt., ahead the patrols' tents, kitcher the Green Mountain State bj mcampment on the shores of eludes Peggy Ann Winter, Atlan- Parenteau and Susan Perlman, will complete their trip by supplies and duffel bags totality plane, train, bus and even hay Lake Champlain next week to tic Highlands; Beth Heidelberg Freehold, representing the form- lay wagon. 1 million pounds, as well as PATROLMAN EXAMINATION wagon to attend the Girl Scout stay until July 30 and 31. and Kathy Layburn, Fair Haven; er Courthouse Council, and Dor- Senior Roundup in Button Bay Among them will be 17 young Susan Waite, Oceanport, Con- othy Patterson, Sea Girt; Faith State Park, Vt., from next "Beat the heat," dine on the water representatives of the Monmouth stance Barsky and Wendy Hock- Penna, Avon; Gretchen Long, AT THE Wednesday to July 31. Council of Girl Scouts who will er, Shrewsbury; Leah Fredrick, Wanamassa; Carol Thayer, Bel- Eighty-five hundred teenage leave Wednesday via chartered Middletown, and Jean Morris, mar, and Susan Umstead, Inter- Applications may be obtained from Gir| Scouts, 14 through 17 years bus from, headquarters in the Matawan, all chosen by the form- laken, from the former Shore old, from all parts of the United MonmouLh Shopping Center, Ea- er Northern Monmouth County Council. LOBS/TER the department of Civil Service, States, U. S. possessions and 14tontown. Council of Girl Scouts. The three councils were joined State House, Trenton, or from the last February to form the new branch offices located at 80 Mulber- Monmouth Council. Most of the girls will travel in ry St., Newark 2, N. J. . . . *ni 11 special Girl Scout trains or City Hell, Camden. doling date, special coaches originating in cities all over the U. S. A. and Good Food July 20th. Canada. In the largest transporta A_ Sensible Prices tion movement of teenage girls Exciting View ever attempted in the United JERSEY LOBSTERS — SEA FOOD States, almost every passenger We will eater your clambake. railroad in the United States will be used to transport the camp- ON MANASQUAN RIVER'S SCENIC ers. Railroad officials and Girl 83 CHANNEL DRIVE Examination Will Be Held Sdout adults will accompany each Point Pleasant Beach TW 9-6700 group of girls. The Girl Scout At Middletown Township High School trains will set up buffet-typs din- Closed Tues., open from 12 Noon 'til it P. M. daily OpM WO tofcSO, Sat . to SALTWATER TAFFY— Monmouth County Girl Scouts who will attend the annual Scout Roundup next week in Button Bay, Vt., brush up on salt water taffy produc- tion, their roundup project planned to illustrate products of their home territory. The 4 •even above, representing the former Northern Monmouth County Council, are, left to right, Peggy Ann Winter, Beth Heidelberg, Susan Waite, Constance Barsky, Leah Frtdrick, Jean Morris and Wendy Hocker. Not in picture is Kathy Layburn. STORK SHOWER •PARLIN - ' Mrs. William Miss Maroney Engaged -a Beds, Specially Priced! Smith, Jr., of Roseland, former- lv of Leonardo, was guest of hon- LITTLE SILVER — Mr. andMiss Suzanne Maroney, to Peter or at • stork shower recently W. Wood, son of Postmaster and at a stork shower recently given Mrs. Edward P- Maroney, 77 Lit- tle Silver Pkwy., announce the Mrs. Clinton W. Wood, Jr., of given by Mrs. Paul Keffer in her Oceanport. , A Huffman & Boyle special purchase! Fashionable home here. engagement of their daughter, sofas by day, comfortable beds; by night WEEK-END SPECIAL! WED. thru SAT. ONLY Reg. 49c - Plat Bottle Witch Hazel WITH THIS COUPON SUN RAY DRUGS Miss Suzanne Maroney 46 Broad St., Red Bank (cor. of White St.] Miss Maroney, a graduate of FREE DELIVERY SERVICE -SH 1-7960 Red Bank High School and Kath- Open WED. ft FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. arine Gibbs Secretarial School New York City, is employed at Bell.Laboratories in Holmdei. Mr. Wood was graduated from Long Branch High School and served four years in the Navy, He is attending Monmouth Col semi-annual lege. Big T wide, with Beoutyrest mattress Bride-Elect It has « smart scalloped base, poly-dacron cushions and deeps two in sale! supreme comfort! Ha» a 60" wide 837 Muslin-pocketed CoH "Beautyrat" mattress. Choose from Nataral, Rose-Beige, Turqaoue, or Charcoal Brown. A fabulous buy at this price! Reg. 499 ACCENT FOOT FLAIR Reg. to 13.99 NINA 99 CAPiZIO FLATS NOW 6 VITALITY R«g. to 14.99 99 NOW 8"-10 AMALFI Reg. to 17.99 6EPKTT0 99 CAPEZIO HEELS NOW 10 DELISO DEBS FLORSHEIM Reg. to 29.95 Contemporary Hide-a-Bed Sale Colonial Hide-a-Bed SALE 239. PALIZZIO 99 Miss Margaret Wallace ANDREW NOW ;Thi« fine 2 or 3 cushion model deep* two on its large, 23 #• This charming wing-style Colonial Hideabed bat laf. 319. HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Comfortable Deepsleep Mattress. Choose your fabric "T"~ Comfortable Poly-Daenm cushion*, Reg. to 8.99 NOW 4" Council to Meet OPEN EVENINGS LEONARDO — Beacon Light Council, Daughters of America, Sferei «• will meet Thursday in the First Budget your purchase if you wish! Use Aid Building here. our 90-Day No Carrying Charge Plan (Small EATONTOWN The council recently celebrated Service Charge) or our Extended 18 Month SPRINGFIELD SHOES its l!Hh anniversary. The group observed birthdays of Mrs. Rita Plan, fully insured for your protection. ORANGE Strausky and Mrs. Elsie Fclsing The Florsheim Shop on the Mall and the wedding anniversary of HUFFMAN^? BOYIE POMPTON PLAINS Mrs. Archie Black. Mrs. Walter Shop 4 Nights 'til 6:30 p.m. Mon., Wed., Thurs., Frl. Anderson, Mrs. Stephen Adeska- Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown, LI 2-1010 HACKENSACK MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER wltz and Mrs. Rose DcCarlo were welcomed as new members. Opppiiu Monmouth Shopping Center RAMSEY . label Summer TgS3**£T NBA Adds Cleveland - ' Dr. CiUcfcrirt told Board of ^AIIAAI XnotiD.ua Education taejaber* m« oCllOOi allCCcSS &*»per cent «tim*» ' tre from4 public aos4 priwtte In Expansion Move MIDDLETOWN — The town- schools in the metropolitan area ship'Paul s Ffirs. Lefevert officia,l summesuperintendentr school, outside of Middletowa Township, haands beeDr.n Willialabelemd aA . succesGillchrists by, There is an average of 12 at* NEW YORK (AP) - The Na would happen to the ABL, which Bloch later disclosed plans for Jr., assistant superintendent of dents per class wit* 19 staff tional Basketball Association ex- is hard pressed financially, but the suspension. schools. members assigned to the session. panded to 10 teams yesterday by He said the ABL had been told A total of 211 students in After playing 508 straight games taking in the Cleveland Pipers, 1 last week of the Saints' with- grades 1 through 11 are enrolled vith Cincinnati's Reds, outfielder prize team of the rival Ameri- drawal by the club's president, in the six-week courses. Approxi- Vada Pinson pulled a muscle in can Basketball League, and the Bayshore George McKeon, and that the mately 23, per cent of these are his right teg and rode the bench. move apparently will knock out withdrawal would cause insur- taking enrichment courses and 77 His streak began with tie last the infant ABL — at least tem- Softball mountable scheduling difficulties fliree games oH?M. porarily. with Hawaii in the league and The Pipers were champions of Long Beach, Calif., a potential the ABL in its first season this Conference member. year and possess in Jerry Lu- Results of Sunday, July 8 'It would mean a tremendous c a s, three - time All • American Monterey Manor 14, Mario's 3 amount of transportation prob- from Ohio State who recently Maplewood 8, Bucty Smith's • 2 signed with the club, one of the Wilson Park 4, Xone Oak 2 lems with a Long Beach and Ha waii schedule," Bloch said. "In Old Manor 19, Mlddlebrook 10 game's great gate attractions. my opinion, it would not be feas- Countryside 14, Coun'y Tav'rn 11 Word that the ABL would ible financially for the league to fold, for the coming season at Standings operate under these conditions. I1CIN! least, came from league counsel AMERICAN DIVISION The Saints' withdrawal certainly Allan Bloch in Chicago., He said W L knocks out Long Beach and Ha- the ABL was informed last week Maplewood 6 waii. that the San Francisco Saints SENIORS' CHAMP — Mike Lettieri, ri§ht, secretary of the Beacon Hill Country Club Bucky Smith's "Also it knocked out the Cleve- BEADTIFBL were withdrawing from the Mlddlebrook ...... J tournament committee*, presents a trophy to Seniors' victor Dave Starr, left, while land Pipers. The Pipers would league and that their withdrawal Mario's . 2 hove stayed in the league if the Pro Andy Sikora looks on. Starr edged out Herb Berghof in a "cliff hanger" by a spurred Cleveland into joining Old Manor „ 1 Saints had not withdrawn." the NBA. I up score. This was Starr's second victory in Seniors' competition. NATIONAL DIVISION Podoloff said the principal According to Bloch, the result W stockholders In Cleveland's NBA would be suspension of play for Monterey Manor 'L. 5 club, in addition to Steinbrenner, the 1962-63 season. He added Wilson Park _„ 5 would be McKeon and "several that the ABL would resume the Lone Oak .._ .,._ 5 other owners of American Bas- Maria GardellaFinishes Third following season if conditions Countryside 4 ketball League teams, among were favorable. He did not Country Tavern - whom Is Ken Kreuger of Kansas 9 9 elaborate on what would happen City." to players under ABL contract In State s Jr. Girls Tourney during a suspension. However, Kreuger said in St. NBA president Maurice Podo Palmer Leads Louis he had sent no telegram MORRISTOWN - Maria Gar- Golf championship held at Spring knocked her right out of the loff, in announcing the acquisi- to the NBA and that he had put della, Rumson, * member of Brook Country Club, one of the championship. Maria three-putted tion of the Pipers, said lie had in "another pitch for Kansas Jumping BrQOk Country Club, hardest courses- to play in the five greens with the green pres- received wires from all ABL Americans City's admission to the NBA." ^Neptune, finished third yesterday Miss Gardella's putter was act- sure forcing her to miss two six- ners "indicating agreement TROON, Scotland (AP) — De- Kansas City was in the ABL in the N. J. State Junior Girls' ing up in such a way that it inch puts on the first nine. For with granting the franchise and fending champion Arnold Palmer last season, along with New the round, the Rumson golfer had a similar message from Abe shrugged off a nagging back in- York, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Ha- a pair of 44s for an 88. Carleton Loop Saperstein, president of the jury yesterday and led eight waii, Cleveland and San Fran- ABL." Americans into the British Open cISco. Lok Angeles started a Both Podoloff and George Golf Championship starting aver team in the league, but dropped cHiunum IIMBMI i« NO* M-nrn Steinbrenner, president of the the tricky, windswept old Troon out before the season was com- IAMA Errors Aid Pipers, dodged questions of what course today. pleted. POST 2:30 • Daily Double Closes 2:20 Rams9 3-1 Victory ' LONG BRANCH - The Earns, miscue. Willie Davis, Red Bank defending league champions High star, started things off with scored two unearned run* to re- a single. Eddie Winrow moved cord a 3-1 decision over the Davis down to second with an Long Branch IAMA on the Long other single before Ken Bulli- Branch High School diamond In vant struck out. Jack Ottlno the only Ed Carleton League ac- then drilled a grounder to Volp tion last sight. at third. Volp tagged third base The win moved the Rams into for the second out of the inning undisputed possession of sixth and relayed the toss to first for .place in the nine-team loop with ap attempted double play, but New "TELSTAR" a 4-4-0 record for eight points. the throw was wide allowing The Rams went into the game Winrow to score all the way from tied for sixth place with Ocean first. Township. Ocean Twp. has a In the fifth the winners added 3-5-0 record for six points. relays phone calls another as Davis walked, stole The IAMA nine is deep in the second and eatne around to score cellar with a 1-10-0 slate for two on Bullivaht's\single. points. Davis again started the ball The Rams took the lead with roiling in the top of the seventh and TV pictures an unearned run in the top of with a single to left. The left the fourth frame as a double fielder tossed to the shortstop play attempt by IAMA third who, seeing Davis had taken a wide turn at the bag, threw to Maria Gardella for first time! first. Sbs throw went wild and Sandra Paine, Rockspring Rifle Matches Davis (ink another base. Davis Country Club, West Orange, won came home with the final run the tournament with a 42-40—82. New Jersey scientists play key rote for the winners as the left field- Second was Barbara Frelinghuy- Open Thursday er then dropped Winrow's fly. sen, 41-45 — 86. in developing Bell System's active IAMA scored its run in the bot- Susan McCarthy, Rumson, play- :om of the fifth as Phil Huhn ing her first competition round, communications satellite At Fort Dix ingled, stole second, took third turned in a 49-49 — 98 card. Miss FORT DIX — The northeastern on a wild pitch and romped McCarthy's long tee shots Regional High Power Rifle Cham- across on Bert Stromstroff s in- amazed the crowd tee after tee. The world's first private enterprise conanunia- pionship Matches will be held field out. Her longest for the day was 235 tions satellite is now being used for dramatic ex- here tomorrow through Sunday. lUmi (3) IAMA (1) yards. SJie paired a long 435- II AH n ii periments in relaying telephone calls and television The matches, sponsored by the 0 0|Epiteln,2b 3 0 0 yard hole, with her second shot U. S. Army Training Center, In- J 2lVolp.3b 3 0 0 internationally. 1 2|Olltm»n,cf 3 0 1 hitting the green. She, too, had fantry and the Fort Dlx Rod and Bulllvant.p 0 llNkhclll.lb 3 0 0 putter trouble, three putting eight Ottlno,2b - 0- 0IA»row,rr -3 -0 1 Its name: Telstar. It was launched from Cape Gun Club, an! open to service Mirtem.rf 3 0 2!TomaIiu>,rt 10 0 greens. Reimer.c 3 O OIHuhn.ss 2 11 personnel and civilians. Mottlne.ef 2 0' O|H«nneUjf.p 2 0 0 Brenda Luca, Long Branch, of Canaveral at Bell System expense by the National Competitors, however, must be J.Burnl,3b 3 0 l!stromit'fr,c 3 0 0 the Deal Golf and Country Club, ILewU.lt 2 0 Aeronautics and Space Administration. members of the National Rifle shot 51-55 - 106. Association or one of its affiliates 35 3 I Dona Hembling, competing in The satellite was built at a special Bell Laboratories Competitors must register at the beginner's class, carded 101, plant in Hillside, New Jersey—underwent testing match headquarters here tomor- and with her handicap, managed at Bell Labs in Murray Hill and Whippaay—and row and Friday. Signs will direct Carleton to come home with a second competitors to the headquarters. place medal for low net. the signals transmitted via Telstar from the ground Meals and housing for competi- Forty girls participated in the station at Andover, Maine were picked up by the tors will be providd at a nomi- League tournament sponsored by the N.J. nal fee. i State Women's Golf Association. huge horn antenna at Bell Laboratories in Holmdel, Tomorrow and Friday, ranges Last Night's Result New Jersey. 16 and 17 will be open for prac- Rams S, L.B. IAMA 1 tice firing from 1:15 p.m. to 5 Standings GetCrevAwa rds Telstar amplifies and transmits signals beamed to p.m. Record firing takes place on WLTPct. it from one ground station to another—perhaps ranges 16 and 17 on Saturday and Shrewsbury ...... 8 2 IS PRINCETON —• Edmund H. Sunday begining at 7:30 a.m. West Long Branch .( 3 12 Gaunt, Jr., 181 Prospect Ave., an ocean away. The new satellite makes it possible Entries for individuals close Rumson-Falr Haven ..5 2 12 Red Bank, was one of 113 mem- for voices, TV pictures and data messages to leap midnight last night. Match entries L.B. Fire Dept .5 4 11 bers of Princeton University's close at noon Saturday. Neptune - - ..5 2 11 arsity and freshman crews who thousands of miles in a hew and exciting way. Entries are limited to 625 com- Rams 4 4 8 were awarded playing and man- Telstar is a major experimental step toward the petitors. Ocean Township S 5 0 6 agerial insignia for the recently world-wide satellite communications system first The coordinator will furnish Asbury Park 2 6 2 6 concluded 1962 rowing season. added information about the L.B. IAMA 1 10 0 2 Gaunt's letter was for rowing proposed as a practical venture at Bell Telephone matches for those interested. Tonight's Schedule with the varsity lightweight crew. Laboratories. Progress toward such a system would NRA high power rifle rules will Rumson at W.L.B. Royal H. Gibson, 94 West River be given in three categories — Neptune at Shrewsbury Rd., Rumson, also received a not have reached its present state withoutxwnnu- service, reserve and civilian, Rams at Asbury Park letter for competing with the ing research-and development by the pnvate com- baseman Bob Volp turned into a Ocean Twp. at L.B. Fire Dept. unior varsity lightweight crew. munications industry. Above all else, Telstar is the latest achievement in an unending Bell System quest—the search for LUNCHEON ways to make your telephone service still better, more economical, and more useful. Luncheon at the MOLLY is a at the gracious, relaxing affair — either in the delightful cock- tall lounge or the picturesque MOLLY River View dining room. And, your taste buds will tingle when yo« set Hia many delicious choices our menu offers. And the food .. . volki! Make it a date; come to Hie Molly for luncheon ... You'll be glad you did. Table d' Note lunch- eons and dinners at prices that make sense to the value-minded. HUGE "EAR" of the sensitive radio receiver is this horn-shaped intmna it the space communications research facility of Bail Labi In Holrndtl, NiwJmqi MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL It Is one ol tha racdvinj stations lor Teljtir siinali Irani outer sped "On the beautiful Shrewsbury" RIVERSIDE AVE. SH 7-2500 RED BANK NEW JERSEY BELL part of th« n«tlonwld»,B»ll T»l«phpn» SyaHnt Wednesday, July 11. 196&-17 Monmouth Entries RED BANK REGISTER Flat lav* - Part* (MW 1 ys, CJg l-l/ll mil** Fifth Rat* — Porte Hfi*, I * 4 Rumson 'Cap. JSattoikilHurdle lUertttSerwk* NB 11-1 1, Tare Me fa 111 KarU*- z 1*7 MoaweU 12-1 2. Legend Dancer m Steveai M«««u*il Boy 112 2tl I. HOUUM Gal us u Featured at Monmouth Today 4. BKm Margla M Brouturd 1M 4. Iberiaa in NB IM I. GeM Rhythm IN Petite 8-1 5. Jack Daly in MonaceM S-l OCEANPORT - A double-bar- Oceanport. Rounding out theSenegalor looms as the likely •.Jlauny Rap IK Monacelli 6-1 I. Quick Note 120 Boulmetis M reled stakes program is on tapRumson field are David Shaer's favorite in the National Hurdle 7. Foxy Gem 111 Ztkoor 15-1 7. Windsor Visit 11) Culmone U-l for Monmouth Park patrons to- Misty Day, Golden Triangle Sta- which has a gross value of f 10,- 8-Ryna Beth 1*7 Smith 20-1 8. Camp Royal no Broussard 1H day as the track offers the 17thble's Sweet William and Jo-Mar 900 and will net $7,083 to the 111 9. Red O'Hare Culmone 2-1 t. Osage' us Brooks 1H running of the six furlong Rum- Stable's Hot Cargo. ' winner if all seven go to the post. II. Cold ArcUc 112 1-1 NB Sixth Race — Purse $4,500 i ft 4 y.o. » furlongs son Handicap and the 10th run- Green Ticket, in addition to his Riding assignments in the 11. Gemormont US NB *-l 108 Pern* 20-1 115 1. Rededicatioi ning of the Monmouth National local stakes, has won the Swift Rumson include Sam Boulmetis II. Adamli Glasaner 4-1 2. Mystery Ship 120 Block 7-2 Hurdle, at a distance of about a and Suffolk Downs Stakes, Weath- 1». (a) Trl-WhJte 107 Pern* 20-1 on Jets Pat, Charley Burr on 1. Gold Gust 110 Brooks 20-1 mile and three-quarters, eron won the Wilmington and Weatherton, Eric Guerin on (i) Fox-Millch entry 4. Oracle Junction 1)1 NB 12-1 was second in the Churchill Second Race - Pane $S,MO : y.e. Clg S& lur Boncrist Farm's Jets Pat and Green Ticket, Bill Boland on 5. Heap Big Injun 115 GUIigan 8-1 Downs, Misty Day was a beaten Misty Day, Steve Brooks on 1. Pnebloa IB Grant 8-3 f. Beebrook 120 NB 7-2 J. Welch's Weatheron at 117 pounds are co-high weights offavorite in the Salvatore here,Sweet William and Mario Beneito 2. BlUro 111 GUaaner 10-1 7. On The Watch 110 NB 5-1 in which he was fourth; Sweet S. Sally Straw 1U Culmone «-l 106 12-1 the Rumson and face four rivals. on Hot Cargo. In the Hurdle, the 1 Pete's Jet Shaw William finished fourth In thridine g assignments include Mi- 4. Petit Frere US Monacelli 15-1 I. Lord Scolt 106 Chambers 15-1 Mrs. Henry Ohre's French-bred 115 Senegalor, winner of his last four Armed and Hot Cargo, after be- chael Wettach on Sengalor, 5. Fria* Imaie Zakoor 12-1 11. Fearless Fox 111 Zakoor 2-1 ing first in the Capitol at Laurel, «. Gam Code 112 Sorrentino 4-! starts, heads a field'Of seven in R. S. McDonald on Miracle 117 20-1 Seventh Race — Purse $(>000 1 y.o. and up 1 mile the Hurdle. was disqualified and placed sec- Moose, Tommy Burns on Guardi- 7. Aetlnthepark NB 1. Outrigger 114 Brooks 12-1 ond. •.Falat Step 1U Addeii 20-1 While the field for the Rumson an Angel, A. P. Smithwick on t. My Irene IN 20-1 2. Nalanda 111 Brooks 10-1 A gross value of $22,400 and aSwift River, J. Willard Thomp- NB t. Bombastic 114 Grant 7-2 is small, it is one which provides II. Jims Storjiand 114 Peru 6-1 all sorts of possibilites and could net of $14,560 to the winner will son on Sea Master, Tommy 116 5-1 4. Fountain HUI . 114 Boulmetis 5-2 result from a field of six. Walsh on Lord In Waiting and 11. Sea Mew NB 5. Be On Time 114 NB S-5 be one of the keener speed tests 12. Betty Wood 11B Brooki - 4-1 of the season. While Jets Pat Facing Senegalor in the NaEdwi- n Deveau on Appointed 115 10-1 6. Bronze Jet 114 Sorrentino 6-1 tional Hurdle will be Norman P. Hour. ' 11 (a) Playful Star NB 7. Fairy Circle 112 Burr 10-1 and Weatherton are actual high 14, HUM Mark 111 NB 20-1 ME AND MY BOYS — Edward J. Brennan, assistant weights, Adele L. Rand's 3-year Bate's Miracle Moose, Windward ll.(a)X«rad tie C«rmr 115 NB 10-1 Eighth Race — $20,OM added, J-up I furlongs treasurer and general manager of Monmouth Park, takes old Green Ticket could come up Farm's Guardian Angel, S. , H. Three members of Michigan (a) Coal-Mar Ftnn-Foalet entry The Rumson Handicap time out to get inside riding information from jockey, favorite in the race. Rogers Fred's Swift River, C. State's four-man national cham- ThW Race — Purse f 7,5W 4-up hurdles 1% m 1. Weatherton 117 Burr 5-1 Mahlon Kline's Appointed Hour, pionship freestyle swimming re- in the know, Eddie Arcaro, left, and Sammy Boulmetis. Green Ticket already has won 1. Miracle Moose 1U McDonald 2-1 2. Misty Day 116 Boland 7-2 the Select and Lamplighter Hand Greenwood Stable's Sea Master lay team, Jeff Mattson, Bill Wood ttStaegalor 1M Wettach 8-5 3. Sweet William 113 Brooks 10-1 Retired Arearo was on a visit, while Boulmetis is a mem- leaps at the current meeting. and Mrs. M. G. Walsh's Lord In and Mike Wood, will return for 4. Green Ticket 116 Guerin 5-2 1. Guardian Angel 141 Burns 3-1 ber of the Monmouth Park jockey clan. Jets Pat was the winner of theWaiting. • competition in 1903. 4. Set Milter 158 Thompson 15-1 5. Hoi Cargo 111 Benelts 10-1 I. Appointed Hour 141 Deaveau 20-1 6. Jets Pat 117 Boulmetis 3-1 •. Swift River 151 Srolthwlck 10-1 Ninth Race - $3,500, 4-UD Clg !'/« miles 7. Lord la Waiting 141 Walsh 20-1 1. Thespian 113 NB 8-1 Fewik Race Purse *S,5W 4-up Clg I furlongs 2. Iked 117 Brooks 1H l.Baraote 114 Broussard 15-1 3. The Axe 106 Moscarelll S-l r X Frask Marble 117 NB 4-1 4. Odyesseus 108 Murray 15-1 I -1 Father Bob 117 Brooki 2-1 5. Iranio 113 Regalbuto 15-1 4.O1'K«1 114 Culmone J-l 6. Reliable Joe 113 Culmone 7-2 I. Royal dipper 117 Korte 5*1 7. Hindu Wand 117 Scurlock 10-1 I (.The Draker 114 GiUigan 4-1 8. Poker Player 113 Peake 1-1 r 7. Tebyi Brother 117 NB 1-1 J. Salamander 110 Perna 12-1 I Lonesome Joe 118 Boulmetls 6-1 II. Noble Stan 111 Grant 1-1 :$f. Long Branch Ice Boat & Y.C* ONE Regatta Scheduled Sunday LONG BRANCH - Ten classes ners. The City of Long Branch The drivers' meeting will be at LOW win. compete on the Shrewsbury perpetual trophy will go to the11 a.m. in the pit area on Steve River Sunday in the 13th annual driver clocking a speed closest Schmidt's property at Shallow Long Branch Regatta. The event, to his individual class record. Point. sanctioned by the American Pow- Some of the nation's top stock Trophies for first, second and er Boat Association and spon- outboard competitors, including third places for each class wil PRICE/ sored by the Long Branch Ice four national champions, are ex-be awarded in the Long Branch Boat and Yacht Club, gets under pected to vie here. Pits and IB&YC clubhouse at Patten Poin way at 11:30 a.m. launching facilities have been following the races. The program consists of nine provided on the Portaupeck side Officials BLACK-TUBE TYPE •lock outboard and one inboard of the river. Ample vantage The co-chairmen are Otto class, the Jersey Speed Skiffs. points wilt also be available and Becker, West Long Branch, and 6.40-15 yl 7.50-14 The stock outboard classes in- will include anchorage for spec Sigurd Lucassen, North Long clude: JU, AU, BU, CU, DU run-tator viewing around the racing Branch. The referee Is Charles fe.70-15 V 8.00-14 about! and ACH, BSH, CSH andoval. The starting and finishing Hornickel, Springfield, Pa. DSH stock hydros. The Jersey line will be the official yacht The measurers are Joseph Me- 7.10-15 v/ 6.00-13 Speed Skiffs will have a special "Margaret," anchored abeam Nally and Bffl-Wherle, timer Ev- two-heat race to highlight the acPatten Point. erett Throckmofton; starter 7.60-15 1/ 6.50-13 tion. A field of five Jersey Speed Francis Frame, scorer Mrs. Each class will race two heats Skiffs are listed including Nation- Charles Hornickel, pit manage! \ MF Sf. SIZLS ALSO AVAILABLE i JBELEbSOnly •>! 90 of five one-mile laps in theal champion Bob Perri, Ocean- John Boland, course surveyoi Pleasure Bay area of the river, port. Perri, driving Dan Ardoli Robert Wilcox, and publicity The course it not approved for no's skiff "Jo-Carol-Too" has chairman Andrew DeNucci. records. Eliminations may have been winning consistently on the to be held in several classes be- 1962 JSS circuit. cause of a heavy entry. The C Stock Hydros will open Baseball : Expect Large Entry the program at 11:30 a.m. fol- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS £J Club officials expect 100 to 125lowed by the AU Runabout class drivers for the open regatta. at noon. The Jersey Speed Skiffs American League More than 11,000 worth of silver- will complete the slate with races W. L. Pet. G.B. \M ware will be awarded class win-, at 4 and 4:15 p.m. New York ....:_.. 46 33 .582 m Cleveland ._ 47 36 .566 Los Angeles 45 37 .549 if! Minnesota . 45 4411 .523 Monmouth Park Detroit _ ... 43 4400 .518 Baltimore ... 42 4433 .494 IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS Chicago ... 4433 45 .489 SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT Boston 40 43 .482 By DOTTIE GORMAN By SAM Kansas City 40 45 .471 9 Washington 26 54 .325 2&1 Red O'Hare Red O'Hare Tuesday's Result Gold Rhythm Great Borough National League All-Stars 3, 1 Gemormont Cold Arctic American League All-Stars 1 Sea Mew Precision Today's Games Precision Sally Straw No games scheduled Sally Straw Sea Mew Boston at Kansas City (2), 7 Senegalor Miracle Moose p.m. .\H Swift River Senegalor Cleveland at Baltimore, 7 p.m • Miracle Moose Guardian Angel Detroit at Chicago, 8 p.m. Lonesome Joe Fresh Marble Washington at Minnesota, ! Father Bob Father Bob p.m. ^... tmsmi BIT cxnuT OleKel Lonesome Joe New York at Los Angeles 1 Jack Daly Quick Note p.m. TIRE Quick Note Jack Daly Camp Royal Turn Me In National League MOUNTING! W.L. Pet G.B. FREE Heap Big Injun (BEST BET) Fearless Fox , Lord Scott Heap Big Injun Los Angeles 58 31 .652 — Fearless Fox Mystery Ship San Francisco .. 57 31 .648 ', Pittsburgh 52 34 .605 4'/ Outrigger *Allpric«i ploiVix Bombastic Cincinnati 46 36 .561 8', Be On Time Be on Time and Iht old llr* from • Bombastic Outrigger St. Louis 47 38 .553 9 15 MONTH Milwaukee . 42 43 .494 14 your car REGARDLESS Green Ticket Green Ticket Weathernm Jets Pat Philadelphia .... 36 49 .424 20 OF CONDITIONI 8 Jets Pat Misty Day Houston 33 49 .402 21ty GUARANTEE Chicago _ 32 56 .364 25'/ OQainit all road hazards In pas- Iked Nobel Stan New York 23 59 .280 31'/ Nobel Stan Iked senger tar use. Damage Will '^ Odyesseus Reliable Joe Tuesday's Result BRAND NEW- National League All-Stars 3, m altbarborepalredwlthout charge, Late Scratches American League All-Stars 1 or replaced with adjustment Today's Game and PERFECT QUALITY 1. Adamis, Tri White i Probable Pitchers w>v\ charge pro-ratod monthly bawd 2. Jlmi Storyland, Titans Mark, Round The Corner :• . •• TRACK - Fast WEATHER - Clear Houston (Johnson 4-11) at Phi on regular selling price. adelphia (Mahaffey 10-9), 7:05 p.m. AFTER THE RACES Relax in the Jockey Bar Only Game Scheduled 100% Continental Dining Room Thursday's Schedule Complete Dinners Cincinnati at Chicago, 1:30 p.m. or a la carte San Francisco at Philadelphia, Air-Conditioncd 7:05 p.m. Los Angeles at New York, p.m. Houston at Pittsburgh, 7:15 p.m. NYLON GEM Bright, Cheerful Rooms St. Louis at Milwaukee, 8 p.m Private Beach Club Near Sea Bright Bridge . 10 Waterman Ave. MIXED w L Rumson, N. J. 842-2000 Lost soula 5 Nine Pins .13 7 10 Minutes from Monmouth Park Npwlyweds .11 .10 8 AIRFLO TIRES Four Jerka R Alleycitii .10 I TwlBlera . .1(17 11 NO MONEY DOWN Hippytlmea _ 9 12 Hustl*ra 5 13 P""" Red Bank's only O Avt. with TWO WAYS to I 42 WEST FRONT c»c» r. Mill .17 I" RONT STRE J. nirzulln ' 0 BUY on CREDIT! I « IT. Aachettlno « Iffl • Thirty Days or NO CHARGE or F. Mueller . . .18 183 JJBU STORAGE VAULTS D, McCrum .18 inn • Take Months to Pay on our EASY Paymint Plant H. Schneider 15 IS RED BANK M. Ely . .IB 15! R. Rcaradale . . .12 151 D. Phelpi -18 16 FOR FURS AND WINTER WOOLENS J. Newsome . _ . _ .18 IB la* *•• C. Walllns . PHONE SH 1-3440 _ . . .18 151 •a *•«•• P. ntlabresfi . . 19 14' OUR POLICY B. Errlrkson . is m fir Other Storea In SPECIAL BOX STORAGE PLAN J. Anitellr .18 14! GUARAHTEES L. Blihort - -.15 141 It. Murray .12 HI your • Bonded Routemen • Economical Rates Akimnto 3 131 LOW-LOW A. Mill 17 HI J. Cnle» .. 18 14! Open Friday evening J. MorrU .in ill PRICtS! If. Carney 18 14< LEON'S J. Mnrford „ 1% 14: IE, Newaome . .18 13 I WHITEST.. RED BANK M, .lonfi - .18 IX T>. Willing 18 13 N Zlnsdala . _ . .19 138 P. Johnaon l 1» y, frly 11, 19(52 SSMJAfflC REGISTER "Good morning, Lily-Tulip Holmdel..." Monday morning, 8 o'clock, several months from now, and a cheer- . endless variety will flow to people throughout the East. If you like #35 you will see one of the finest expressions of modern manufact ful voice greets the first phone call to the new Lily-Tulip plant in soda fountains and ice cream, you'll like Lily-Tulip. Sanitary, dis- turing philosophy. In an atmosphere of cleanliness and employed Holmdel...the first call to the largest, most modern plant of its posable cups and containers speed service and safeguard -your comfort, over a thousand people will be at work making the prod- %pe in the entire world...almost a million square feet of space health. Homes and hospitals, cafeterias and schools, dairies and ucts that contribute much to daily living. Lily-Tulip is proud to be •under one roof. The size of this plant may be hard to comprehend delicatessens are just a few of the many places where Lily-Tulip here and happy to contribute to the growth of Holmdel as it has to because it was designed to blend with the atmosphere of which stands by to serve you. When you pass the Lily-Tulip plant on Route other communities across the nation. Holmdel has always set high Holmdel is justly proud. To get an.idea of it just think of the nine standards for itself and Lily-Tulip will continue to strive to meet thousand 9'x 12' rugs which would be needed to cover its floor area. those standards with the hope that many years from now HolmdeJ^ Or, in terms of volume, imagine the capacity of two million 12 LILY-TULIP Township will have retained all its traditional charm and beauty: cubic.foot refrigerators! From this new plant paper products in an • Uly-Tulip Cup Corporation, 122East42ndSt.( NY BANK BEOSTEa Wcdmdtj, July 11,1962-1* LANCASTER LANCASTER BRAND LANCASTB BRAND LEG CHUCK LAMB ROAST ROAST RIG STYU BONE MNWSM or 35 lAMflMMT PfflflQ Raw Save On Nationally Advertised Qroceries! DEEP BLUE TUNA 5K 4L~I. Chuck •JMMttr Put FREE! MUSSELMAN'S 7 si HORMEL SPAM Cross Rib Roast 50 S&H QIEEM HMMK WnfH fME UieittBr MUSSELMAN'S 1 Of A m ROAIT t tONPON MOW California Roast Bran FMil W SW NBM tTAMKt Hl-C DRINK ... 79. Loin i» mim m n it iiiiihi »iini.i :. k> 59> lamb ,89 c fc 99< EHLERS COFFEE ,_, _, . . , Bread Shank UPTON TEA BAGS AM- .S99. JlfT19 r. •.Lancaster Brand h. 19. EHLERS COFFEE — -59. Chuek$ ° laBl11 Lancaitar Brand 3 in 1 b. 29* Sliced Bologna u.aiun,.nd ,b^. 5c OFF 1 ft>. rag. 59* BEECH-HUTCOFFEE Got FRK 90 S&H Oraan Stamp with tha pwanaia af • Ib. pfcg. of SIIDMI baloorn and Qaupon ol right. FREE! TOILET TISSUE r 37« IDEAL-NATURAL SLICES DOG FOOJD •»« 7"r$l CI u I) AI u m i n u in 100 S&H Hammercratt Water less Cookware roci /fR ffAo /r so FRESH/ ITital IN AOemON TO YOUR M9OUUR IMMK SWEET JERSEY »*** «M AND COUPON HIOW... __ 1Vi«jt. eovwwlioue* pen $5.95 $2.95 • • Sav*food...Sow Wavor ^«!'• «ov«wdMUM pon.... 6.95 S.W 100 SiH ORKN STAMPS ... Sav* FIMI 3 qt. cavarad nuca pan ^ 7.95 4.99 UlfMMlf rNMTAUtl Deodorizer w Bath Soap COUPON No. 6 FOR 19-ox.Pk9.33e 22-or.pkg. Z/ 5Mi-ox.bot./)^C 2balhcak«OOc 10cOff /7, THERM-0 CUP 100 S&H STAMPS 3-ib.pkg.77c C FREEI 30 SAH GREEN STAMPS Kaap it HOT. Kaap UOULAR 5ioi.pkg. O/ l> aiMIHtn t* yoar ngshr iMnya it COLD. Dlthwoih- $1.00 wW. purdMto of 2 pk(«. of ar urfa, vnbraak- VALUl Lux Toilet Praise Lux Wisk Swan Liquid Virginia LM DONUTS ablal Unharmad M C by bailing er fraax* Soap Bath Soap Flakes i601.39cM-01.73c Nam* Ing — itain-proof. ^""63 Addraa ^regularcaUi^iC 39 57 Chaica of colon. 2 bath cakes ^]C 12v4-oz.pkg.35c '/.-gal.]" gol. 2 32oz.lr.g7c y Guaranfaadby 29 Uaitt on. coupon por Good Hou$k—ping SAVt 7U •fwppififj Tomliy, wMi $5.00 purdioM and eo«p»n Lux Bath Vim ____ ACME VALUABLE COUPON Handy Andy Surf Silver Dust /cOfflabalQf,. Soap kg.of2443c , WITH AMMONIA C i6K.xix.35c CUP P : 2CM>z.pkg. ZO FREEI 30 SAH GREEN STAMPS 2 15c Off label zOr la .MMOII to yvn »a*hr itaaf* ObatheakeiOlc 13 C 38oz.Ux.g-Jc Rag. $1.00 And Purehoia 8-lb.pkg.2 ^39c LT69' 50 RED BANK-170 Bnxjcl Si. FAIR HAVEN-574 River Rd. UNCROR—Newman Springs Rd. at Hurity lam WEST LONG BRANCH-Rt. 36 and Broadway APABTMENT9 AUTOS AND TSUCKfl BUSINESS oppotnwrnEa BUSINESS FOR MIJB ' B£j) BANK EECJSTEH MOBILE HOMES SOATS * ACCESSOtJtS GOOD VXX — T5u»»-reoB>*B»!sfc*« ipsnroenl- »>tb all utilities, fit mooti. 20-Wednesday, July H, 1962 tlUWLM 868 MOTOR — IS' M-F.G. Runnir, MAGINEI J2J8 BUYS 11MS ChU, ttoot end oootr^ii W* eoe# FOR LEASE ^ tioo,. pm. BH 14KL I*M VOLVO r— MtT* Raaio; 'HREE ROOMS OF iiss}VU*Ls W T»O11P»O« i«eoM« Black, red aoe whit* uteritrriSw *AUU. M h.0 sutlil* witl; «l«lric starter oot ftr from his*!. » *W* KMT AND POUND tim xm Route tat RaoMuvlile. l> IWMltor, OTerHitd »M Unlrj, Kavr IRAND MiW FURNITURE wX. "U*$8L " •«-*»»• top. &*t a>rer plus tumu traU»r iSSO STATION Um-*Z bbek etesj, Goctor-Sjiitt, lit. KARKAN OHJA - U«e), wttttereS: JU t-M» Many «ttra«.' M.2W. MM884 *K«r « .nfiinilsJied, wwly »*lnt«I, «sM«»UsJ, III white «« chin.' answering to ntme venibie, pew top* toanesui cover. Call p.m pu don't h«v»,»o pay f«ncy [round floor. Near (lores, dutches, It Ltnky. TeD-yeaj-old female. Lost on 7H9112 weelulay evenings. ruuporutlon. UHUUes, beat UrtMei, •in-oTJuly in > lclnlty> W. Keansburg. M' CHRM-CRAJT — Runabout. M .:-••,' IN • ' ' • priest for « threa room out pa montli. Call after * p.m., «1-S4«5. Boot* M. C«ll M7-WM. CMIarin nea- 1883 HARLtY DAVIDSON' — "lIMo? TRACTORS' h.p. Wlurd motor. BlwlleKt condition. cycle. Good condition. CA.fr-2301 atter 1100. Ml-0723. tl Our Ipw price inpludai a UNFURNISHED 3% ROOMS r- ««*« ilen. 5:30 p.m. TRACTOR, — 1852 WorUlinj-ton. Call 1 floor U Riverside Avenue. Apply M, LO 6-3UO TWO BOATS - M outboinl. 35 h.p.. 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