Weather MIDDLETOWN- Mortly luir today and tomor- row. Highest temperature today BEDBANK BAYSHORE EDITION SO; loweot toplght IS-7P. 10 -15 m.pJ). northeast and east winds SH I-0010 next II tours. See'weather page [ MONpAY THROUGH /WMY-gST. IBS j 2. Distribution Today 17,050 35c PER WEEK iMued daily, Monday through Frfdiy. Second Ci>i r. ..i,» VOL. 84, NO. 25 Pall at Red Bank and it Additional Malm Ul'im MIDDLETOWN, N. J., TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1961 7c PER COPY BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Reserve Call Is Reds Thr eatenCurb Okayed Congress Acts On Travel in Berlin Quickly to Hike Arms Readiness Say Polio

WASHINGTON (AP) — Danger Congress has given Presi- dent Kennedy the author- ity he asked to call up to Is Reason 250,000 reservists into mili- BERLIN (AP) — The East tary service and extend German Communists threatened active duty tours and en- today to restrict travel between listments one year East and West Germany, claim- ing a polio epidemic in West Ger- Final approval came only many is spreading the disease six days after Kennedy across the Iron Curtain border. requested the military man- Western observers saw the power buildup. move as another attempt to dam the rising flow of refugees stream- The- House yesterday ing into West Berlin from East passed 403 to 2 the emer Germany. The month of July saw gency resolution authoriz- a record high of 30,444 refugees ing the President to put a quar- pour into the Western sector of ter-million ready reservists in the divided city. uniform for one year, either as The East German news agency individual!; or in units. ADN said the Red regime's Health Ministry asked the Interior Min- The resolution, approved ear- istry to take steps "in regard to lier by the Senate, also au- travel between West Germany thorizes extending training pe- and the German Democratic Re- riods for the 2,440,000 members of the Ready Reserve. public that will prodace the best protection for the citizenry." Match Pace RETURNS FROM DISARMAMENT TALKS—John J. McCloy, center, President Ken. The Defense Department The steps were not spelled out matched pace with Congress yes- nedy's disarmament adviser, is pictured a r New York's Idlewild Airport after his nor was any date given for their terday in expediting the swifl arrival from Moscow. Lewis Douglas, left, former U.S. envoy to Britain, was at application but Western Observers BRIDGE PROGRESS—Completed piers for the new Gooseneck Point Bridge lie close felt the East German regime strengthening of U.S. armed airport to meet his daughter, Sharon Douglas, right, who was on the plane with to the antiquated drawbridge the new span will replace. Completion date is July, forces Kennedy called for lasi might use the, polio pretext to 1962. In the foreground is Little Silver; across the Shrewsbury River, Oceanport. [Tuesday to meet Communisl McCloy. IAP Wirepboto) close the border. threats to West Berlin and other Not Epidemic areas of the world. West Germany is suffering a The Pentagon announced late polio outbreak, but health offi- yesterday that four Air Force Giordano to ManageMcCloy cials say there ire no signs of bases, slated for deactivation a major epidemic. There were Gooseneck Point Bridge 1,254 cases r— 76 fatal — reported would remain on active status— McDill in Florida, Ohannault 9 this year up to July 15. There Louisiana, Donaldson ;n South Hughes Campaign Reports were 506 cases for the same pe- Carolina and Laughlin in Texas. riod last year. This is necessary to provide A week ago ADN claimed num- TRENTON (AP) — Richardjthe bench, was named yesterday Work Gets Under Way facilities for continued erous West German tourists were Hueh {orm - "' \ " SMpertor|GiQfdano retired from the Mon- being treated for polio in East

GOOSENECK PO.NT - Work-.and concrete span. Ten more Completion date of the new | ^ated^ B,w way to ,ater| German hospitals. It did not say To JFK how many, A month ago the men and engineers continue to must be laid. wmcn win nave a clear-; , , , has been es mat cam ai n for governor. (affairs, lie had been serving as push .on with the construction of The new bridge is being built ance of 25 feet above the high' " f' ed that this; P 8 Communist regime offered to give Giordano of West Long the state vice chairman for the MM* morir \c *Vruu.t~i ...wt i..i.. means some 240 bombers and! John C. WASHINGTON (AP) - The West Germany three million units the new Gooseneck Point Bridge immediately west of the older tide mark, is expected next July, Lawyers for Hughes campaign (See RESERVE, Page 2) 'Branch, a veteran of 25 years on of live of Sabin-type polio vaccine linking Little Silver and Oceanport drawbridge, considered unsafe according to Otis R. Seaman, res- ;roup. White House remained mum to- for many years. ident engineer on the project. to fight what the Reds called a over the Shrewsbury. River. His appointment fills a job that day on the report President Ken- High Tide Clearance major polio <;pidemic. West Ger- The—abutment™at~- the- north Approach Changes was originally slated for Rep; nedy receivedfromhlsdisarma- The drawbridge is in normal man oiiicialsTrejected theToffcr (Little.Silver) end of the bridge Mr. Seaman said Silverside Peter W. 'Rodino, Jr., D-N.J. ment administrator, John J. saying the vaccine's effectiveness is complete as are nearly five use, although speed of passing|Ave., Little Silver, would in no GrandJuryGets Last week, Rodino said heavy cars and trucks is well restricted McCloy. had not been proved. East Ger- piers which will support the steel way be affected by the Seven- congressional duties in the wake Bridge Rd. approach to the new of the Berlin crisis prevented McCloy briefed Kennedy for many called the refusal mere- bridge. "Very little change in the more than an hour at the White face-saving. grade of Gooseneck Point Rd. will Bookmaking Case Western air travel to Berlin lengthy talk with Khrushchev last Mitchell Says GOP be needed," he said, "on the that Rodino's appointment had continued unhampered despite a Oceanport side." week. new East German regulation that KEANSBURG — Alfred Gasper- the action of the Grand Jury and been opposed by Mayor Leo P. The expense of the $1.5 million Carlin of Newark for local po- Sitting in at the White House (See BERLIN, Page. 2) one, 47, of 60 Waackaack Rd., continued hint under $1,000 bail. project will be shared equally by litical reasons. session was Secretary of State WULRegain Control^ arrested two weeks ago on a Mr. Gasperone was represented XjMhoJlies to Farit-latft harge of-to iy Leo Weinstcin,-Matawaira'ttt>r latter made available to the state this week to meet with the foreign not guilty "to the charge and through the Secondary Road Pro ney. ministers of Britain, France and Commuters SEA GIRT (AP) - James P. independents without whom no waived a preliminary hearing yes- gram. Mr. Gasperone was arrested Germany on the Berlin situation. Mitchell, Republican gubernator- party can succeed." crday in Municipal Court. The coincidental dredging proj- July 12 when county detectives Navy Gets McCloy, who has just concluded ial candidate, predicts the Repub- He continued, "This is normally Delayed Magistrate Seymour Kleinburg and local police raided his home. two weeks of disarmament dis- licans will gain control of theja Republican state and we are ect which has been under way in ordered Mr. Gasperone held for John Gawler, chief of county cussions at Moscow, is the first state in the November election-•--•"— — going to return it to Republican the Shrewsbury for several detectives, said Mr. Gasperone high ranking American to have with the help of independent vot hands. We are going to elect a months is expected to be finished By Storm within a week, Mr. Seaman sair was found by a telephone in the New Chieflengthy session with Khrushchev e7s^: Republican-governorj-a-RepublU BANK _ M Mr. Seaman is borough engineer Delay ^ itthen:—He—said—a~detective tn a meeting at his StocTtlon can Senate~andTTRepublican As- J for both Little Silver and Ocean- manned the phone for over an meeting in Vienna June 3-4 at Hotel headquarters last night, sembly." Platform' Again port. Both communities will con- hour and took bets. which Khrushchev advanced his n n -I fi.lastt ,trSstrikinLg ZnrtthunderstorJ ?iml , Mitchell told Republican county The three counties not rep- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., Chief Gawler said other evi- Today g hunderstorm tribute $13,000 toward costs. hit the .chairmen from 18 of the 21 coun resented at the meeting were (AP) — An attempt to launch a dence was confiscated. He did not •"•tn.polittn area, flood- ties, "We are going to do this Warren, Salem and Ocean. He noted that some private 3? ? dredging has been.completed in satellite "space platform" into elaborate on this. through a revitalized Republican Mitchell is scheduled to enter WASHINGTON (AP) - The Na- waters west of the bridge at the orbit was postponed again to- This raid triggered a dispute Khrushchev says he will sign a organization. But, equally import- Fitkin Memorial Hospital, Nep- vy changes its command today sylvania stati&n was one headed expense of individual property ••ay- t between Mayor Louis Collichio with traditional ceremony at the peace treaty with Communist ant, we are going to do it with tune, today for X-rays of his brok- for Bay Head. It departed at 4:45 No new launch date was set and the county prosecutor over time when it is moving into a East Gsrmany at the end of this the help of independent voters. en leg. He is expected to stay in wners. p.m. but was forced to return. immediately by the; National alleged open bookmaking in the new era of readiness for big or year. He contends this will wipe We must have this segment of the hospital until tomorrow. Councilman Harry S. Koch, New York and Long Branch Aeronautics and Space Adminis- borough. little wars. out Western rights in West Berlin. the public if we are going to Earlier yesterday he announced!Oceanport, said last night esti- Railroad authorities said Pennsyl- tration. The mayor charged that book Adm.George W. Anderson, tall) Informants said Khrushchev re- win." he will send a representative tojmates of an extension of dredg vania train service to the shore The space agency said to- making flourished here and that and handsome naval aviator, be-jstated his position during his dis- The former secretary of labor Washington Aug< 7 to oppose a ing work in the Blackberry Creek area was halted from approxi- day's attempt was postponed the names of bookies were known. comes the new chief of naval op- cussion with McCloy and added •aid, "Our big goal this year is shutdown of passenger service by area are under study by the state mately 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The dam- "because of technical difficul- Last week, Mayor Collichio and erations, commanding all ships at nothing basically new to his pre-age was on the Pennsylvania's to rebuild the Republican Party the Pennsylvania-Reading Sea- Department of Conservation and ties In ground support equip- other local officials testified be- sea and stations ashore. vious statements. line at Sccaucus. Supports on and regain the support of the shore Lines. Economic Development. ment." fore the Grand Jury. • Leaving the post and active Khrushchev reportedly m ade The borough May 4 announced overhead wires were damaged at Mitchell said such a shutdown - The launching was planned Vincent P. Keuper, the prose- duty is Adm. Arleigh A. Burke. plain his dislike for Kennedy's it would seek more dredging in 4 p.m. during the height of the would aggravate transportation as a test of techniques for cutor, recalled the Grand Jury He gained his first fame as a de- radio-TV speech to the nation a storm in that area. problems in South Jersey and putthe creek where a marina is week ago in which Kennedy launching future vehicles to the after Mayor Collichio made his stroyerman, then led the Navy's Subsequently, 26 westbound and JMdMm 300 to 400 men out of work. planned in the^uture. Several pledged to defend West Berlin by moon and beyond. charges about open bookmaking. battles^ for more carriers, sub- residents of the area .petitioned 25 eastbound trains out of New the Estate Public Utility Com- marines and missile ships in the force if necessary. York wer that-the-.work-be-.done ,u i^u L u i e delayed and another Tn issiofirifinrref used- ttr a I low the atomic age. ,.. _. . ^ 4hru?hchev. 20 wefe canceUcd InFatal railroad to abandon passenger "The surveys haye been made," Burke, a Navy man for 34|McCloy meeting was.described as A railroad spokesman in New service but the Penn-Reading ap- Mr. Koch said. "Additional costs fr ank and years, was completing an unprec- , cordial -in tone, not YOrk'laid full service was re- pealed to the Interstate Com- over the original planifr may be bitter. edented three terms as chief of stored at 12:30 a.m. today. Beating merce Commission, which sched- approximately $13,000 to $15,000," |naval operations (CNO). He took Although the Moscow disarma- According to weather observer uled the Aug. 7 hearing. he estimated. ment discussions were largely over as CNO on Aug. 17, 1955. William D. Martin, Long Branch. ASBURY PARK - Police last fruitless, as were the previous The petitioners, several of Secretary of the Navy John B. .66 inches of rain fell in this Bight announced the arrest of two-weeks talks on the subject in whom live on Gooseneck Point, Connally decided that the place area. New York weathermen re- Robert Allen Williams, 21, of 1102 Washington, U, S. authorities saw have indicated a willingness to for today's change of command ported that 1.03 inches fell there Future Nun enough hope in the slight Soviet Sewell Ave. on a charge of mur- contribute toward the cost of the ceremony should be the school during the storm, .88 inches dur- modification to warrant pursuing der in the fatal beating Saturday project over and above what the from which Anderson, Burke and ing the first hour. of John Bolden, 40, of 1225 Wash- the matter further. Loses Gift state may contribute. almost all .o|her admirals have Local police commented they ington Ave. VS. officials planned to confer come—the Naval Academy at An- uu i "•""*'* i?an"e." 1"con":rjhad not received reports of storm Police Chief Maurice Fitzger- napolis. with Western Allies. Then they ex-\° Th storm' howevcr se. Of $150 g ald said Williams will be ar- Tradition and naval custom dic- pect lo resume the talks with ths „ *du not , the tor. vere, did not compare to the tor- raigned In Municipal Court to RED BANK — Phyllis Riddle, tated the script for the command:Sovi,pls '" Nl=w York in a few rents which fell Saturday on this change ceremony Ihis afternoon. weeks. day. He said the suspect has an-18 Bay St., Rumson, a future nun, Index vicinity. Approximately 5'/i inches lost $150 in small bills yesterday The 54-year-old Anderson, a na- swered police questions, but de- Page fell then within a few hours. tive of Brooklyn, has packed into clines to admit the slaying. | in front of St. James Catholic Amusements 7 The Pennsy station in Newark his Navy career a deep reservoir Witnesses, according to Ihejchurch, Red Bank. 2 yesterday became the end of the Births of experience in fiRhlinj; air-sea Car Skids chief, have established that Wil- Phyllis, 18, soon will enter a 6 line for eastbound trains, and Jim Bishop campaigns and in picking his way Hams and Bolden, jostled one an- convent, and Saturday night 5 commuters transferred to the Hal Boyle through international diplomacy. other while at the bar of the Elks'frienris pave her a going away Bridge 14 Into Bridge Hudson and Manhattan lines to Most important in his new job, Club on Atkins Ave. and went in-iparty and the $150. Classified 15 continue their journey to New he has worked extensively on OCEANPORT — A car driven to a lot across the street to con-j Phyllis went lo mass at St. Comics 14 York. joint military organizations, with by John R. Crothers, 557 West- ., tinue their dispute. l.lames yesterday, and she had Crossword Puzzle 14 air and land commanders. wood Ave., Long Branch, was Newark's McClellan St. was Later Bolden's body was dis-!:he money in an envelope tucked Editorials flooded by as much as four feet Burke. 59, is a native of Boul- wrecked skidding into the side of covered in the lot, ijn her pockel. Herblock 6 of water, at some points, and po- der, Colo. He will say only that a bridge on Qceanport Ave. near Chief Fitzgerald said lie is h"l'•! When she arrived home after Kitty Kelly lice pumps were pressed into ..-. io he is going to Michigan for a Pemberton Ave., at 12:45 a.m. to- Ing Robert J. Earl, 18, of 1316!mass she discovered the money Movie Timetable 7 service. Elizabeth traffic was month, to learn lo fish." day, police said. Heck Ave., Neptune, as a mate-|was missing, Obituaries 2 snarled for hours at the Central rial witness. No bail for Mr. Earl Phyllis retraced her route to Sylvia Porter « GOING, GOING, Gone wai the chant in Molly Pitcher Notice Mr. Crothers may have a brok- Railroad overpass at Rt. 1 and had been set by this morning. mass and found the, envelope in Radio-Television :.... 7 for en nose. Jle was taken to.Mrn- Magnolia Ave. Flood waters also Hotel last night en auctioneer B. G. Coati, right, con- I will,not be responsible The chier said Earl had wit- front of St. James—empty. Social 10-11 any debts other than those con- mouth Medical Center by the blocked the New Jersey Turn- nessed the fatal fight.-' ' "I Phyllis was graduated from George Sokolsky fi ducted a white elephant auction following the Red Bank tracted by myself. Oceanport First Aid Squad, treat- pike interchange at Bayonne, Williams, known locally as an]Reel Bank Catholic Hifih School Sports 12-1.1 Kiwanii Cli^b matting. Proceedt btntfited ths club's Mr. J. Kichinger, ed, and asked to return today backing up traffic for 45 minutes. gmateur boxer, had been em- in June, and she is working at Stock Market 3 Charitable Foundation. Assisting Mr. Coats is Kiwanian 733 Pinebrook Rd. for X-rays. Power was cut off to some 50 ployed recently as a kitchen work- Perry's food market, Fair Haven, Successful Investing ,1 Eaton town, Officer Lester Mackay Invest! homes in Montclair and another er In Shore restaurants. this summer. W. S. While S Joseph Sand. -Adv. Bated. 50 homes in Roseland, 2—Tuesday, August 1, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Researcher Claims Baker Bakery Front New Jersey News Iriefs New Jersey — Variable cloudi- ASSOCIATED PRESS ness today with chance of an iso- Is Destroyed Deep Inroads Made lated shower over' the extreme Did Not Help Kill Lincoln WASHINGTON - Contracts Nwy HUP-4 helicopter « • southern portions early this LONG BRANCH - A two-!tor> totaling over $26 million have routine training flight, failed morning. High in the 80s, but By RAYMOND J. CROWLEY Ruthless Zest front section of the Ocean Ba been awarded to three New Jer- and caused the craft to ditch in lower along ery, 309 Morris Ave., was de the Toms River off Farragut WASHINGTON (AP) — A long- Mogelever's book "Death to sey firms by the Army and Aii Jn Fight With Reds _ the shore. Fair Traitors" takes its title from a stroyed by fire early this morn Force for missile and electron] Academy. The pilot and a sfY"~yCS-^ tonight with time researcher into Civil War ing. Cause of the blaze was u crewman of the helicopter from undercover activities scoffj at a badge Baker wore. A vigilante work. Sen Harrison A. William By JOHN GRIFFIN Viet Cong has — mobility and th ~ low in the 60s. from California, Baker rode a determined: > Jr., D-N.J., was advised yeste Lakehurst Naval Air Station, ability to mount a major offen- Tomorrow report of evidence linking the A one-story rear seCtioi escaped injury when they were PHUOC LONG, South Viet Nam spirited race horse and entered day. The contracts included sive striking force quickly when mostly fair Union secretary of war, Edward where two bakers were workini rescued by a second helicopter weather and heavy rains taperei a year in Gettysburg. destroyer-type craft for antisul PALMYRA — The body of Free community groups toured the severely by Davis, but talked hi hospitals. enemy companies and report to off today after yesterday': Mogelever said that. In the first marine work. Also a correspond K. Obst, 50, of Philadelphia, has mjseum last year. They came way to freedom. But the strength of the pro- me twice a day. We get to know thunderstorms caused flash floods place, his research into the life ing number of older destroyer been recovered from the Dela- from 304 communities in New Western forces rests in new young their routes and where they migh in many areas from southern of Baker never turned up a single The purported Baker messagi will remain in service instead ware River here. Richard M Jersey and 15 In Pennsylvania. leaders who are fighting the Com- go." New England to Colorado. instance where he used a code. said Lincoln's death had beei going into mothballs. Pipp and Jack Pihlson, Obst'! Opened in 1929, the museum is In the second place, Mogelever plotted by those officially close I munists In new ways — and with Social Reforms A violent thunderstorm hit Ne' Mothball Fleet companions, told police they sa quartered at the State House added, all the evidence is that him and went on: success. He has Instituted social reforms, York City at the,evening rusl Some 40 ships are expected ti Obst fall overboard from a 22- Annex. Baker was completely loyal to "As the fallen man lay dying, 34 Yean Old too. The first thing he did was hour, tying up traffic, floodinf be recommissioned from thi foot cabin cruiser Sunday, but Lincoln. Judas came and paid respects Col. Huynh Van Cao, stocky to tear down the prison in this subway tunnels and expressway: mothball fleet, 22 troop and ca could not attempt to rescue him to one he hated, and when ai NANTUCKET, Mass. — A New •nd only 34, is in charge of co- provincial capital and free all but and knocking out service on thi "I would say there Is not a go transports and 18 smalle because neither of them could last he saw him die, he sai Jersey vacationer is missing and ordinating military activities In hard-core Commjmists, who were Pennsylvania Railroad's mail shred of truth to this 'evidence,' " craft for anti-submarine service. swim. Now the ages have him and nov feared drowned in Nantucket Har- five key provinces that spread transferred to other jails. line. Mogelever said. Members of the Senate Armed Similar accusations have been ;he nation have I'." bor. Charles Paul, 34, of Alpha, across the delta region not far A government services center The storm, which dumped near- Services and Appropriation directed before at Stanton but This is a paraphrase of thi TOMS RIVER - Investiga- J., vanished yesterday after fouth of Saigon. was erected on the prison site. ly one inch of rain in one hour, Committee, notified of the a< have been generally discounted remark generally attributed to tion was under way today to jumping into the water for a He is a graduate of the U. S Teachers, idle because Commu delayed thousands of commuters. tion last week, said no aircraft by historians in the absence of Stanton at Lincoln's death: "Now determine why the engine of a swim from a rented motorboat. Command and General Staff Col- nists had burned their schools, Electric power was knocked oui carriers or cruisers were in solid evidence. he belongs to the ages." Paul was boating with Dr. Lewis lege and was several years ago handled problems on taxes and in some 5,000 homes in Brooklyr volved. In California, Brig. Gen. Rob- Glnninger of Phillipsburg, N. J. in aide to President Ng0 Dinh licenses, saving time and lessen- and Queens. Airplane travel wa; Diem. ing the chancej for the shake disrupted. The World Today: ert D. Campbell said yesterday down by bureaucrats. The teach- the I46th Air National Guard NEWARK—Opposition to the He laid the mid-July ambush Flash floods also hit the are! proposal which would turn tele- In which mora than 200 Commu- ers, moving behind the troops, Transport Wing, which he com of Johnstown, Pa., after a two mands, expects to be called t< vision Channel IS (WNTA), New nist rebels were killed in one of organized councils and conducted inch rainfall. Flood waters rollet 1 active duty this week. Jersey's only TV station, into the government ! biggest victo- Information and civic action pro- out of the southwest Virgini Rlveniew Hospital grams in newly liberated villages. Common Market He said the wing, based an educational station, has been ries. mountains into the (own of Haysi, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Foley, Chang* Tactics Col.°Thao himself calls In busi- Van Nuys, Calif., will be rein- registered by the Greater New- washing away several houses and 7 Coach Dr. East, Hazlet, daugh ark Development Council. In a "We have to change our tac- nessmen and village elders for forced by planes from the 138th two general stores. The floods By JAMES MARLOW the goods from any country no ter, yesterday. letter to Newton N. Minow, tics," he says. "We have too regular conferences on economic Air Transport Squadron, based left about 50 persons homeless. in the Inner Six. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown, chairman of t h e Federal Com- many people in watch towers and and government problems. WASHINGTON (AP) — Tha at Tulsa, Okla. Thunderstorms caused flooding This began' to hurt British 24 Woodland Dr., Lincroft, son, munications Commission, Coun- mud forts, spread out go thin Deep Inroads are being made simple symbol of survival—the The 146th now is assigned H in sections of Colorado, with trade. The Inner Six nations hav< yesterday. cil President David L. Yunich they haven't enough strength to nd progress achieved in this ter- almighty buck—may do more to C97 transports, Campbell said heavy property damage. A wom- 160 million people. The Outei Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jansen said yesterday: "The focus of protect themselves. itory controlled by the Commu bring the people of Western Eu and expects eight more from the an was killed by lightning nea rope together than all the phi- Seven have only 85 million. Bri 1232 Wesley Ave., Union Beach attention on educational and "We need more of what the nists until only a few months ago. ain began to see itself squeeze Tulsa squadron. The planes ca Delta in Western Colorado. losophers, kings, wars and ora haul 96 men or 64,000 pounds o: son, yesterday. cultural programming Is lauda- Although eight inches of rain tory in history. out of many of its traditional Mr. and Mrs. William Stout, ble. However, New Jersey will markets. cargo. drenched Alpha, in northeasl The latest example: British Monmouth Ave., Navesink, not be adequately served with Join 'Em Campbell said his unit proba daughter, yesterday. 22 'Riders' Are Convicted, Iowa, no serious flooding was re- Prime Minister Macmillan yes- b!y will fly men and cargo fe commercial, educational, cul- Mr. and Mrs. Barney Krasnick, ported. Nearly seven inches o terday hemmed and hawed and So Macmillan finally cam the Far East. , and public affairs programming 90 Throckmorton Ave., Red rain was reported in Hawkeye hesitated but managed to mur- around to the idea that if yo Only Reps. Bruce Alger, R which is vital to the decisions of 1 Bank, son, yesterday. German Photog Released wa. mur he'd like to take Britain in- can't lick 'em, join 'em, and he : Tex., and Eugene Siler, R-Ky. a democracy If New Jersey Cool air moved into the North- to Europe's Common Market, starting to talk of taking Britai voted against the resolution giv Mr. and Mrs. Ronald T. Cal must share its only channel JACKSON, Miss. (AP) - City customs and language and "be- sast, dropping temperatures into He wasn't talking out of an into the Common Market of th ing Kennedy authority to call' th< noun, 55 Eleventh St., Wesi with other non-New Jersey in- Judge James Spencer yesterday came confused and got In the he 40s and 50s in the northern mpulje toward humanitarianism Inner Six. Immediately after reserves to active duty. Keansburg, son, yesterday. terests." convicted 22 "Freedom Riders" of way." 'pper Great Lakes and along the >r nobility. Britain is hurting in wards the headquarters of Brit- Money Later Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mazza, ain's partners in the Outer Sev 164 Navesink River Rd., Mid- breach of peace in desegregation At the game time, Spencer said, t. Lawrence Valley. Jie pocketbook. The history be- An appropriation to pay for th« SAYREVILLE — Edward A. en urged the merger of the seve dletown, daughter, this morning. attempts and released a German Ray arrested Pabel in good faith Some early morning reports; hind Ms wish and the common ixpanded forces will come later Modzelewski of 120 Main St., who with the six. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vashey, magazine photographer at inno- because he gave him every oppor- New York 75, cloudy; Chicago market had its roots in humility It will provide $3,454,600,000, in organized a traffic violator "safe- 169 Hudson Ave., East Keans- cent of the same charge because tunity to keep from getting ar- 72, cloudy; Boston 64, rain; and desolation. Before it can all happen a lot cluding $207.6 million to start a ty school" in Municipal Court burg, daughter, this morning. • he became confused. rested. Spencer said Ray arrested Washington 77, partly cloudy; For generations the West Eu- of difficulties—for instance, Brit- civil defense shelter program. here where he served as magis- ._ Mr. : and Mrs. William Stroh- "This court does not Injend to Pabel only when he could see no Atlanta 73, partlycloudy; Miami ropeans lived like tom-cats on ain's own preferential trade ar- trate, died Sunday at Paul Kim-- The Army is preparing to train kirch, 19 First Ave., Port Mon- < use the forces of law to prevent other course of action. 80. partly cloudy; Louisville 75, the prowl for real estate or trade, rangements with the nations up to 225,000 new men in building ball Hospital, Lakewood. He was partly cloudy; Detroit 65, cloudy; the British Commonwealth—hav« mouth, son, this morning. anyone in good faith from writing Among those sentenced were: sven if it meant war, which it up to its newly authorized 44. Modzelewski had been hos- a story," Spencer said. St. Louis 80, dear; Minneapolis rften did. In the end they fought to be considered.- Catherine Prcnsky, 18, of New strength-of slightly over 1 mil Monmouth Medical Center pitalized since suffering a heart He released Hilmar Ehrenfried 67, partly cloudy; Kansas City Me war too many, the last one Rochelle, N. Y., Univeristy of But if the merger comes, il lion. attack two weeks ago. Modelew- . Pabel, 50, of Munich, Germany, 79, partly cloudy; Denver 63, It left them broke and second- will be a new era and more civil Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Wool Wisconsin student, white. The Pentagon refused to dis ley, 24 Jackson St., Long Branch ski started the school four years photographer for Quick Magazine cloudy; Dallas 78, clear; Phoenix rate in a new world dominated ized era than any Western Eu ago for drunken drivers. He later close which two large bases now son, this morning. in Germany. Byron Baer, 31, of Englewood, 86, partly cloudy; Seattle 60, by the United States and Russia rope has ever known. In time i closed or in limited use were expanded it to include most oth- • The 22 Riders were sentenced N. J., motion picture technician, clear; San Francisco 5j(, partly In their moment of disaster they might—but this seems far off under study for use as training Mr. and Mrs. George Brand, er types of traffic violators. He white. - to $200 fine and four months in cloudy; Los Angeles 64* cloudy; suddenly showed a common now—lead to a United .States of camps. % N. Fifth Ave., Long Branch showed films on safety at the r jalT,~Tfie~niaximum penalty for sens* which hadTeetTuntfiinka- Europe. The Army said three divisions son, this morning. r... school, gave demonstrations and breach of peaca by disobeying a nati, Ohio, secretary, National As- Honolulu 77, partly cloudy, ble when they had muscle. If it happens thanks must go of the Strategic Army Force Dr. and Mrs. Andrew P. Ded- invited officers and officials to ick, Rumson Rd., Rumson, son policeman. sociation for the Advancement of •--.-• Monnet Idea to the power of the buck and no (STRAF) will turn over thei discuss various traffic problems Police Capt. J. L. Ray testi Colored People, white. Soon after the' war a French to man's ability to settle his af- raining programs to 10 oper- this morning. and hazards. fed he arrested the Riders for Ellen Zisklnd, 21, of Lowell, Knife Attack economist Jean Monnet had an fairs intelligently because hi ating bases. The divisions wil Mr. and Mrs. George Helser, 94 refusing to obey his order to move Mass., Columbia University stu idea. France and West Germany wanted to be intelligent. be converted. from training to Highland Ave., Leonardo, daugh- cut of the terminal, nine in the dent, white. both had coal and iron ore. Why combat-units. ter, yesterday. Greyhound Bus Terminal, and the Sally Rowley, 28, of New York Jails Woman not pool their resources? Be- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ricci, 145 rest in Illinois Central Terminal. City, secretary, white. RED BANK — Miss Mary R. iides it would bridge some of Oceanport ANIMAL DENTISTRY Morris Ave., Long Branch, son •— R*y-sald-he-arrested4he.Rider* Jejgrjjj, of 307 Shrggsbiiry-AyA. hat-ancient-jmiOetween them. URBANA, 111. (AP) — Wayne esterday. because he felt their presence delphia, UCLA student, negro. was sentenced to 60 days in jail lt would certainly help eco- y, son of SflffSgt would tend to cause a breach of yesterday on a charge of assault lomlcally. The idea appealed, and Mrs. Rod F. Meaney, Sprin^ dent at the University of Illinois, son, 617 Wildwood Rd., West Ail peace. Helen Irene Singleton, 29, of and battery. Lake Ave,, has had as his house is experimenting with a method lenhurst, daughter, yesterday. Philadelphia, Santa Monica (Cal- oo, to Italy, the Netherlands, MRS. GEORGE HAAKE Police said Miss Jeter used a guest this past week Steve Mar of capping a cow's teeth to pro- He said he arrested Pabel be- if.) City College student, negro. lelglum, Luxenbourg. So the Patterson Army Hospital ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Mrs. cause the German refused to obey penknife in Chris' Bar, West Ber- lix nations signed a treaty cre- rinson of Washington, D. C. long its useful Hfe. Bridgid Haake, 82, died yester- Albert Barouk, 21, of New York gen PI., Saturday night to cut PFC and Mrs. James C. Mur- his order to move on and insisted City, UCLA student, white. ating the European Coal and Capping teeth of cattle was in day in her home on Avenue D. ion carrying on a conversation Maggie Green, 29, of Central Ave. Jteel Community (ECSC). These Week-end visitors of Mrs. John traduced by a Nebraska dentic phy, 64 Marivelles Rd., Eaton- Mrs. Haake was born in Ire- •bout the order. Long Branch, about the ear and lix were to work together again. T. Wilson, 274 Oceanport Ave. last year. Sand in sandy pastures town, daughter, Friday. land, daughter of the late Tim- Ear.lier, Ray said, Pabel had body. Another Frenchman, Premier were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wilson or acid from beet pulp diets PFC and Mrs. Richard H. Win- Bthy and Jane Miller Collins, She •ought to enter the patrol wagon Berlin Acting Magistrate Whitney Cro- Rene Pleven, got another of Freneau. Their house guest wears down the teeth. These ters, 22 Navesink Rd., Highlands tad resided here eight years. with the arrested Riders and had wll also fined Harold Bowlin, thought: Instead of having sep- was Mrs. Karl Driggs of Cleve- conditions make mature cattli daughter, Friday. (Continued) Surviving are her husband, to be ejected by force. 30, of 205 Madison Ave., Eaton- arate European armies glaring land, Ohio. worthless within three years. First Lt. Ralph W. Patterson, George Haake; three sons, Pabel testified that he was act went into effect at midnight. town, $50, for assault and bat- it each other, as in the past, In, an experiment at a .station 519 Pine Brook Rd., Eatontown George Haake, Jr., of Ridgefield fng in his professional capacity Planes crossing the Communist tery on his wife. Mrs. Delores Why not unify them in one army, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Van one'group of seven and eight- son, Saturday. Park, and Ray and Henry Haake •nd sought only to do his job of territory surrounding Berlin were Bowlin, 157 Maple Ave. Fair including Germany, which then Brackle, 100 Main St., entertained year-oH cattle with worn teeth Navy CWO-2 and Mrs. William of this place; five grandchildren, reporting the facts objectively. directed to contact the East Ger- Haven. Bowlin also was given a would be an ally and not an Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Harry will receive caps and anothe H. Goodwin, 2 Marsand Dr., Haz- and five great-grandchildren. " • The police had allowed Pabel to man air safety center on entering 30-day suspended jail sentence. enemy? Corbin and son Eric of Plainfield. tooth-worn group will remain let, son, Saturday. The funeral will be at 8:30 a.m. •hoot as many photographs of the and leaving the city. Paul H. Jones, 47, of 151 Leigh- The French Parliament, still uncapped. Sp5 and Mrs. Reece R. Maxey, from the Posten Funeral Home, arrest as he wanted and did not Ignore Rule ton Ave., Red Bank, was fined ifraid of i~rearmed Germany, Miss Lynne McClintock, daugh- 481 Pine Brook Rd., Eatontown, with a high requiem mass at 9 arrest him ••until he refused to daughter, Saturday. Western officials did not believe $25 for being drunk and disorder- tilled this notion. But the idea ter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Me TRAVELING NEST "'clock: toj>e.offered_iy_Rey.,Mi-__ leave the Negro waiting room at ly in front of Chris'- Bar Saturday of, co-operation among the six-r :iintockldf Marlboro, is vacation- PITTSFORD, N. Y. (AP) — Air Force A-1C and Mrs. :hael J. Lease, pastor, in StrAg- the bus terminal. the order would be enforced. They Charles P. Thompson, 1113 Sum told the three.big civilian-airlines night. caMed the,. Inner Six—was just ing at 'the home of "her grand Stephen. Muller found a bird's les CatholicT ChurchT BuTiaTwill During questioning by Assistant starting. mother, Mrs. C. Kenneth Riddle, est in a corner of his automo- merfield Ave., Asbury Park, e in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. City Attorney Bob Nichols, Pabel serving West Berlin — Pan Amer- In 19S7 they signed another Dwyane St. bile trunk. A bird apparently had laughter, Sunday. was asked why he had not obeyed can Airways, British European Harris Graduates Airways and Air France — to xeaty, called the European Eco- ntered the trunk through JOHNSON SERVICES the police order and whether the icmfc Community or Common ignore the new rule and to con- Quartermaster School Dinner guests of Capt. (Ret.) mall hole in the floorboard. He LOOTING CHARGE OCEANPORT — Services for German people obeyed police or- Market. This was its purpose: tinue to report to the four-power and Mrs. Arthur Mason, 18 Maple did not disturb the nest, and a FAIR LAWN - Six boy» who tfrs. Lillian Johnson, 15 Arcana ders. MATAWAN - Army Pvt. Cur- The six would trade freely air safety center at which U. S., Ave., Saturday were Maj. (Ret.) ew days later he found three police say looted 30 homes over \ve., will be held^t 10:30 a.m. Pabel said Germans were blind- tis Harris, whose wife Gail lives tmong themselves, wiping out ggs in it. Muller says he drives British, French and Soviet offi- and Mrs. Anthony Willens and the past seven months were :omorrow at the Flock Funeral ly obedient to the law after years at 11 StftlwHI St. Turns graduated:ariffs on each other's goods. 40 miles a day but the ride ap- of Naii rule"and that the U. S. cers control Berlin's air traffic. from a supply course at the Quar- daughter Susan of Little Silver rounded up Saturday and re- Home, Long Branch. For instance: A man in Rome arently desn't bother the bird leased In their parents' custody occupation troops had tried un- The first four planes into West termaster School, Fort Lee, Va Rev, Robert Oswald, pastor ©f jould buy a German car for the elieved to be a sparrow. pending juvenile court action. successfully to break Germans of Berlin after midnight encountered July 21. lame price he'd pay in Bonn. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Datemasch the Reformation Lutheran Church-' and daughters Nancy and Donna, The boys, of junior high school West Long Branch will officiate. the habit. no interference. They were a During the course. Harris re- Good Start AT OCKANICKON He said he had broken the ceived training in receipt, stor- 98 Main St., accompanied by Mr. age, were picked up after a Burial will be in Woodbine British Euroean Airways plane WiUh this start ,it was thought, EATONTOWN - Marc Alexan woman gave police a descrip- habit himself and now questions age, issue and stock control of and Mrs. Curtis Bradley and temetery, West Long Branch. from Hanover, another from ,he Inner Six could co on to ler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- tion of a teenager, who had en- orders before complying. Frankfurt and'two Pan American supplies and material. The traln- daughter June of Shrewsbury iver greater co-operation, per- motored to Allaire State Park Alexander, Campbell Dr., left tered her home and escaped, JOHN C. KEHS At one point, in complaining lights from Frankfurt. ng included instruction in inven- iaps some day to a common citi- ast week for a month's stay at Sunday. police said. They said the boys PHILADELPHIA - John C. •bout treatment, Pabel said ory procedures the disposition enship. In short, collectively amp Ockanickon, Medford All East German refugees going took about $5,000 in cash, furs iehs, 76, of 1714 North 27th St., Adolph Eichmann was permitted to West Germany via West Berlin of surplus property, the marking, lev would achieve far creater .akes. While Marc is at camp, a dean shirt and a shave by The Evening Circle and the and jewelry, but most of the ied yesterday in Hahnemann travel by air since all ground traf- packaging and packing of sup- rength in coping with the lis sisters, Jill and Holly, are Israeli authorities in Jerusalem Women's Society of Christian furs and Jewelry was recovered. lospital here. fic is checked by the East Ger- plies and the operation of com- nited States and Russia then ntertaining Janet, a Herald Trib- during his trial, but he was not missaries and quartermaster crvice of the Methodist Church Mr. Kehs was a former resident mans or the Russians. But the ev could ever hope for singly. ine Fresh Air Fund child. ST. JAMES BANNS r permitted a toothbrush. clothing stores. But Britain, with its long lone- will sponsor a smorgasbord sun- Freehold, where he had lived Western Allies feel Moscow will 10 years before moving to this Nichols asked if he had any permit no Interference by the' The 23.vpar.old soldier is the wolf history of staying out of per and bazar in the church hall /frs. George C. D. Hurley, Mrs. RED BANK — Banns of mar- part in "killing four million son of Mrs. Alice MacDonald, continental entanglements and on Main st- Thursday night. illiam McCormack and Mrs. age were announced Sunday in :ity 22 years ago. Jews," but Pabel did not under-|East German P"PPet "Kime as He was born in Rosedale, Pa., on as the Ru playing one nower off against !t. James Catholic Church for stand the question and it was" 8 «'ans continue to Newark, and the late Curtis Har- :harles S. Guillaudeu, all of ris, He entered the Army another, wouldn't join. It actual- Miss Sharon Croydon, daughter Iceanport. he first time between Arthur Mc- ;on of Oliver A. and Emma Smith withdrawn. be represented in the Berlin air of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Croydon, (ens. safety center. February, 1961, and completed ly did the opposite. Donnell and Kathleen O'Brien,. Later Pabel told the AP he was 1 102 Main St., has returned to her .nd between George P. Walker, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Western planes crossing East basic training at Fort Dix. He It created a rival trading Word has been received here pleased with the outcome of the group of its own called the Eu- home following a week's visit with and Catherine A. Fischer, 1arie K. Kehs, at home; a son, | Germany to Berlin use three cor- was graduated in 1955 from Shep- ' the_ birth of a son, Jeffrey Stanley Kehs of Freehold; a trial and that he would stay in hard High School, Zehuion, N.C. ropean Free Trade Association her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. nd for the second time between Jackson several days to observe. ridors by agreement with the ^ayne, lo Mr. and Mrs. Harry laughter, Mrs. T. N. Silzer of Ft. (EFTA) In 1960. It had seven Harvey Lambertson of Matawan. an Note in Jacksonville, Fla. ohntE. Johsnon and Nancy L, In handing down his decision, Soviet Union, iiovanni. -auderdale. Fla.; tw0 grandchll- SUZI BARNES HOME members—known as the Outer Ir. Van Note, a former resident Iren and three great-grandchll- Spencer said he was giving Pabel It Is possible the Russians might Seven—Britain, .Switzerland, Aus- Mrs. Charles P. Van Brackle, every benefit of the doubt be- say they can approve only mili- FAIR HAVEN - Miss Suzi Oceanport, is the son of Mr. Iren. tria, Portugal, Sweden, Norway, 100 Main St., was hostess to mem- nd Mrs. Charles S. Guillaudeau, ENTERTAIN OFFICER cause he was a foreigner in a tary flights and thus try to leave Barnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Denmark. bers of the Thimble Club when Services will be held tomorrow strange country with some Ian- civilian planes at the mercy or John M. Barnes, 281 Hance Rd., ( 4 Maple Ave., this borough. OCEANPORT - Mr. and Mrs. 2 p.m. in Freeman Funeral But while the purpose of the the group met in her home. Prizes taymond Nilz, 388 Milton Ave., juage barrier to overcome. the East Germans. But so far has returned to her home follow- Inner Six was to eliminate tar- were awarded to Mrs. Arthur lome, Freehold, with Rev. Fred- He said he assumed Pabel was they have not indicated any sup- ing a visit with relatives in Nor- It adds up! ' More and more ntertained at dinner last week Tick Mold, pastor of the Free- iff barriers against their own Mason, Mrs. John T. Wilson and eople use The Register ads each or First Lt. Erwin Waitzbauer, working in good faith and was port for the new Es»t German walk, Milford and New Haven, goods they also arranged to cre- Mrs. Edward Berry, Sr. Also pre- lold Reformed Church, officiat- Conn. isue because results come fas- Vienna, Austria. Lt. Waitzbauer •nfamiiiar with tha United States' regulation. ate a uniform tariff wall against sent were Mrs. Stella Gibson, ing. Burial will be in Maplewood .—Advertisement. stationed at Fort Monmouth. emetery. RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, August 1, 1961—3 a #11 ±* jt IBusy Week Successful Investing \M sycamore The Berlin Crisis: | Prussian monarch* and Double Troubles in a Firm Playground German emperors. Hitler was the NEW SHREWSBURY — A hobo Historical Backgrounc last ruler of a united Germany to Make Stock Purchase Unwise contest and a horseshoe tourna- ride in1 triumph along its broad By ROGER E. SPEAR ment climaxed the week's events boulevards. at the summer playground at the Of Isolated, Divided City The Nazi dictator built a new Q— "I have read where a ain a good growth rating; but, Sycamore School. chancellery in what was then the broad reorganization is under n addition to profit-margin trou- Activities also included egg foss- EDITOR'S NOTE: In. this first only place on earth where you center of the city, next to the way at Ampex. I heard the stock iles, the company has been beset ing. clock • golf, and tennis re of a series intended to illuminate can walk across the street from president's palace, near the U.S., will be a good buy for growth. I ith internal management dis- bound contests, two' Softball the problems that make up the communism into the Western British, French and Soviet em- am in my mid 60's and am think- igreements. As part of a large games, and a pantomime presen- Berlin Crisis, AP correspondent world, and vice versa. bassies. Western bombers and ing of buying ihape-up, the chief executive of- tation by Sandy Irons and Mike Carl Hartman, a veteran observ- This is a legacy from Adolf Russian artillery destroyed them some for my cer resigned and a top Bell & Luccarelli. er of the German scene, outlines Hitler and the Nazis whose swas- all, along with 43 per cent of all young grand- iowell official has been brought The playground looked like a the historical background of the tika banners flew in Berlin from the housing in the city. All that di son, toward his i to succeed him. vagrants' outing Thursday. Mike isolated, divided, threatened 1933 until the country was driven is left of the chancellery now is ed u cation. Ampex has a good basic prod- Donahue and Linda Guise were city.) to collapse in 1945. a little grass-covered hill just in- "Your apprais- ct line, but the company is selected as king and queen of the By CARL HARTMAN The Red arm occupied the city side the border of the Soviet sec- al would be ap- robably going to need a major hoboes, and were presented can- in the closing days of World War tor—East Berlin. taloupes. BERLIN (AP) - Isolated, di- preciated." policy overhaul. In fiscal 1961, vided, threatened—these are the II but then turned over a little Less than a year before Hit- Pat Sherman, Leslie Guise, more than half the city to the H.McG. 'olume was down and a large words most often used to des ler's body was turned in his A) I would leficit resulted. Marcia David and Richard Ovest- Americans, French and British chancellery garden, his major rud were chosen for the royal cribe Berlin. All of them are ac- Allies. not be in any Even at current deflated levels, curate. enemies agreed to divide the city. great rush- to would be inclined to avoid Am- court. In the 6-year-old group, Division In Defeat But just as remarkable is one The Western Allies got the more , SPEAR buy stock. iex until some of the clouds over Nancy Lynn Jessup was the pret- This division in defeat was a characteristic of the city that no populous half, with some of the Ampex (NYSE) may, again at- ts operation begin to clear away. tiest hobo; Marilyn Lee, the most LIFE MEMBER — Samuel Scalzo, president of the Red low point for a city that had best living quarters. The Soviet typical; Sandra David, the cutest; single word can describe. It is the once been the capital of efficient For the kind of rapid growth Bank First Aid Squad, presents a life membership badge sector included the central dis- •our grandson will require, I Kenny Henderson, the funniest; trict of government buildings and iuggest that you take a look at Albert Dorsey, the most deco- n the squad to Fred Brower. The presentation wes made Schlaefer Praised shops, but there was little left Street Has ipencer Shoe (NYSE), a smart rated, and Joan Orlando and Lynn at a meeting Thursday night. of them. Thompson, honorable, mentions. merchandiser with a growing in- Four-Power Jlule erest in discount store opera- In the 7-8-year-old group, Joann Cautious Day; Green was the trampiest hobo; The system of four-power rule ions. Kenny Field, the funniest; Doug- Ixpanded Research Held did not last in Berlin. By 1948, "Is it a sign of weakness Monmouth CollegeEast and West Berlin had separ- Fo0r -a company to pay part or all las Lee, the most origifltal; Caren Trading Dips Jessup, cutest; Michael Donahue, ate currencies and city govern- if its dividends in stock instead ments. They were soon to have NEW YORK (AP) - The stock most typical, and Leslie Guise, Key to Highway Safety jf cash?" separate—and unconnected—tele- market yesterday retreated into C.S. prettiest. In the 9-10-year-old group, Patty NEW YORK (AP) — How can This research, he said, should phone, electric power and surface the cautious frame of mind which A— Absolutely not. Some of our President Retiring transport systems. Subway and has shut off any 1961 summer most reputable and well-managed Green was the most typical hobo; e cut down the slaughter on our iclude studies of drivers' reac- Linda Guise, prettiest; Charlene on time and physical condition. elevated trains, however, contin- rally. :orporations pay at least some of ighways? WEST LONG BRANCH - The chool to the 150-room main Orlando, cutest; Dana Ovestrud, Build More Safety ued to run through both parts Trading volume contracted with ;heir dividends in stock. It's often "Expanded research" Is the an- man who headed Monmouth Jun- uilding and annex of the estate funniest, and Richard Ovestrud, "And," he said, "we've got to the city. There was little in- the loss of exuberance, too, fall- good business for a company to wer of a man who is winding up ior College and became president nd became a four-year institu- terference with pedestrians and Ing to 3.17 million shares from conserve cash for working capital "trampiest." 35-year career in traffic safety. uild more safety into cars. It In the 11-13-year-old group, Ann ikes better brakes, better tires, when the college became a four- on. private cars. The only time the 3.61 million Friday. or expansion purposes. John J. Hall is retiring today year institution is retiring. Last year the $3 million Gug- Iron Curtain was effectively rolled Some of the better known com- Cobianchi was the most typical i director of the Esso Safety letter everything because we Automobile shares, however, hobo; Joan field the funniest; ave higher speed." Dr. Edward G. Schlaefer sub- ;enheim estate was donated to down was for a few days during panies which in recent years foundation. the anti-Communist Uprising "of tookrlittle notice of any depress- Marcia David, most original; Pat Speaking for "the Esso Stand- mitted his resignation ~to the je-eellege-for-useas a library. lave paid a part of their dividends As he prepared to step down, 1953. ing factors. Chrysler climbed 2% Sherman, prettiest, and Donald rd region of Humble Oil & Re Board of Trustees at a meeting Last month the college increased to 49ft - its 1961 high - while .n stock are Georgia Pacific, Jail—known as "The Father of last week. He cited ill health in :s land holdings to 106 acres But the Communists isolated Commonweath Edison, O. M. David, "trampiest." Hoboes and Ining Co., Hall said: leading the most active list on their guests participated in a totor Vehicle Inspection"—said: the past two years for his action. y acquiring the six-acre Brook- West Berlin much more effective- Scott, American Electric Power, "In the traffic safety movement "We have a real obligation be- turnover of 93,900 shares. watermelon feast. ause our products are being Dr. Schlaefer will retire no lat- de property with its 35-room ly from West Germany. This was Great Western Financial, and e haven't had research such as re story building. easy, since the city lies in the Ford also was strong, rising Household Finance. Some which In the horseshoe tournament, ised. The same goes for the auto- er than June 30, 1962. e ig business conducts. All indus- In a statement issued after Dr. middle of Soviet-controlled East 1%, while General Motors re- have paid their dividends entire- Chris Thomas walked off with ries involved in motoring should mobile industry itself." Judge Elvin R. Simmill. chair- covered from early weakness to first prize. Jack Way, Donald Hall entered the automotive man of the Board of Trustees, Ichlaefer's announced retirement, Germany, with the rest of the ly in stock are Standard Kolls- aise a research fund such as we Western world 110 miles away. move up %. American Motors man, Raytheon, Crowell-Collier, David and Ann Cobianchi were iave had for cancer and tubercu- ield in 1914 with the Des Moines said a search will start immedi- udge Simmill said the board ilso was up %. the runnersup. iranch of Ford Motor Co. He ately for a successor to Dr. 'recognizes that for the past two The Communists permitted con- nd First Charter Financial. losis and other scourges." tact between West Berlin and Steel shares also were strong In the egg-tossing contest, two later became wholesale manager Schlaefer. ears,, following his illness, Dr. 2jj West Germany only across two despite a slight decline in week- couples were the last to keep here and service manager of the Named President In 1957 chlaefer has not been in the canals, four roads, four rail lines to-week industry operations. Beth their eggs intact. They were Pat 'hiladelphia branch. Dr. Schlaefer helped found jest of health. Now that the col and three air corridors. Com- lehem Steel, active and off Ryan and Robie Arnold, and Rod He got into safety work in 1926 Monmouth Junior College in 1933, ige is in good condition, both Dix Among Center Has munist East Germans took con- Was the exception. Futerfas and Donald David. hen he was named Eastern and was dean of the institution cholastically and financially, and trol of the overland routes, ex.- In clock golf, Chris Thomas was :ates merchandising director of when it became a four-year col ow that its accreditation has Chemical shares moved ahead cept for a small amount of West- champ, with Don Radcliffe second 2 Playgrounds he Automotive Equipment Asso- lege in' 1956. He was named presi- )een continued, it seems an ap- •trongly near the close with Forts Set ern military traffic. The Soviets and Rod Futerfas, third. iation, which represented 800 dent In 1957. ropriate time for the president Allied up 1, Union Carbide up 1 continue to work with the three In tennis rebound, Chris Thorn manufacturers and wholesalers. The board, in accepting Dr. o be relieved." and DuPont yt higher, Stauffer n Operation Western Allies in controlling the Chemical dropped l'/ - To Expand as was again champ, with Jack He promoted the first statewide Schlaefer's announcement, said! Dr. Schlaefer was born in New a Way, second, and Larry Stevens that without him "there would air lanes through the Berlin air The Dow Jones rose only .24 to WASHINGTON (AP) - Three OCEANPORT - At a recent heck of cars for mechanical safe- fork City. He worked his way third. not have been a Monmouth Col safety center. 705.37. Strategic Army Reserve Force meeting of the Community Cen- y defects — the "Save A Life" hrough Penn State Normal After winning three straight, :ampaign of 1927 in New York. iege." chool and began teaching at the The West's Airlift Yesterday's Closing Stocks: (STRAF) divisions which are be er at the clubhouse it was an ng built up to combat readiness New Shrewsbury suffered its firsl lounced that both playgrounds This was a forerunner of state The trustees voted the college ige of 18. He later graduated In June, 1948, the Communists ACF Inrl I-T-E Ckt Brk 18V Softball loss July 25 to Fair Ha blocked everything but the air Adams Ex 30 Vi Johns Man 64 under the new defense program the borough are operating. motor vehicle inspection through- president a sabbatical year o! rom Columbia College, where he Air Reduc 74 S Jones * L 72' will turn over to other units the ven, 7-3. Greg Williams was the Games, arts and crafts and mt the country. full pay following his retirement also received an M. A. degree. corridors and the "knapsack-lift" All Op 1014 Jo; Mil 41V Kaiser Al 40 training chores they have had up losing pitcher. ther activities are offered to chil- Hall joined the accident pre- conferred upon him the honorary During World I he saw service —smuggling. For 11 months a AU« Pw 45V4 Kennecott 871 T he usually long-ball-hitting title of chancellor and prepared Western airlift—mainly American' Koppers 47", to now. Irert between 5 and 15 years of ention department of the Na- in the Army Medical Corps. La- Allied Ch 33 N. S. team failed to produce any a retirement pension to include —supplied West Berlin's 2!4 mil- Allil Chal 25S ! Kresre. SS ! The STRAF outfits being con ;ge Monday through Friday ional Bureau of Casualty and er he held administrative posts Alcoa 74 I Kroger 29 home runs, but did collect seven his wife. lion citizens. Am Alrlin 211J ! Lehllh VAN 14'. verted to combat readiness under 'ran 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. urety Underwriters as director in Connecticut high schools. 48', I I.eh V«l Ind 11 hits, including a bases-loaded Am Brk Eh 52 President Kennedy's plan-are the Tentative plans were made to if special services in 1929. Dr. Schlaefer said he was leav- In 1957 Fairleigh Dickinson Rations and fuel were short, Am Can H\ I LOF Glus ! double in the ninth by Chris Am Cyan 43% I Lib McNiL 12 Infantry Division basec' ave present kitchen facilities With the encouragement and ing Monmouth College In "excel warded him an honorary doctor but there was no talk of giving Am M*Fdy 45 >. Lin A My i» Thomas. lent" condition. in to Communist pressure. Am Mot 1B'4 i Lukens Stl 70 Fort Riley, Kans.; the 2d In- mproved and remodeled. ie!p of the Casualty Underwrit- f laws degree. 67«. Mack Trk N. S. played a running game He said: Am Kmelt fantry at Fort Benning, Ga., and The next meeting is slated for rs and Hall, Pennsylaynia be- The retiring president, who After the blockade ended, West- Am Sid US Martin Co stealing six bases. The stealer: "The quality of instruction Is Am TeliTel 124% Merck 85: the 2nd Armored at Fort Hood, :ame the first state with a state- lives in Long Branch, is a mem- ern authorities set about building 54 Vug. 23 at the Community Center Am Too 92 MOM : were Rod Futerfas, Nick Novel- wide high school driver education superior; the enrollment is mount up stockpiles of everything a city Am VHcoie 55 Minn MAM 76 Tex. t 8 p.m. ier of that community's Rotary Amp Inc 28 Mo Pac A 41 lino, Mark Finucane, Bill Beaty, irogram. Hall developed the text- ing; admission standards are needs, from hairpins to the bulky 28 The Army said 4 the training Attending the session__ were Club. He has three grown chil- -Anaconda 58ii Mont Ward and Greg Williams (2). y 3O0k "Man and the Motor Car," good and rising; administrative and uneconomic brown coal that Armco Rtl 74»i TWBlic 78 jobs are being shifted to 10 posts were' Charles S. Gillaudeu, dren. Armour * Oo 5214 Nat Dairy 69 where facilities for the purpose The second loss of the sea/on ince used by hundreds of thous- and staff officers are working ef- heats so many Berlin homes. Sup- Armit Ck 67 Nat Distill 28 •• took place last Wednesday when laymond Sculthorpe, Lester Aahl Oil 26V4 Nat Gyps 62' will be expanded. mds of students. fectively; the budget is balanced plies for about 18 months were AlchUon 24'i Nat Steel f« Red Bank, won 9-8. Greg Williams ilackay, Charles Hoyt, Mrs. Ray- "Every kid ought to be required the college holds deeds to it accumulated. All Rerin 53!i NY Central 16 These bases include Fort Bliss mond Nilz, Mrs. Warren Mewes, Avco Corp 25^4 Nla M Pw 46 V and Sam Houston, Tex.; Fort Dix, Was the losing pitcher. ;o take a driver education properties; reserves are adoquati Class Firm 'Economic Miracle' Babcock * W 47U No Am Av S3'l N. S. was back to its slugging .Irs. Chris Widdis and Mrs. Bald Lima 1»% Nor Pac 42», N. J.; Jackson, S. C; Knox, Ky.; :ourse," Hall says. "What's more to meet outstanding indebted It was after the blockade, too, Bait 4 Oh 31 h Nwst Alrlin 31 again as 14 hits were collected Elmer Sutphin, all of this bor- ness; the development of long Norwich Ph 59 Leonard Wood. Mo.; Sill, Okla.; important than to teach them Names Hartman that West Germany's "economic Bell k How 57 3Ugh. Bendlx Ohio Oil 43», Ord, Calif; McCellan, Ala, and pne of which was a home run b> IOW to live in a highly mechanize range plans is well advanced, an miracle" spread to Berlin and Outb Mar 19' TOLEDO, Ohio - Ernest W. Beth Steel Walter Jackson. There were also ;ge? I shudder to think what the Middle State accreditation has developed the contrast between Boeing Owens III 01 87 Gordon, Ga. Hartman, a former resident of Borden Pan A W Air 18 There also Is a definite pos- three doubles, one each by Mark might have happened if we hadn't been extended." the East and West sectors. Now- Borg Warn «i Param PIct Finucane, Greg Williams and Bit: Red Bank, has been appointed Brunswick 54 H Penney JC sibility that the Army may decide 4 Drivers ad this program." With Dr. Schlaefer at its head, anyone can see it by taking a Pa Pw4U director of compensation.and or- - Buekeye -PI J314 Beaty. The big hitter of the day Hall became head of Esso the college in 1956 acquired Shad short ride on the elevated. Bucy Erlt 19?i Ti RH tp use two other large bases now ganjzatlonpIanningJox_Qwejis-.| Bulova Pepsi Cola closed or in iimited~Use-^Forts wai Bill Beaty, going 4 for 5. ltandard-Oil-€o^s-Safety-Fottnda. —Welt Berlin is a city" of new Burl Ind 20 !i Phil El New Shrewsbury's record "I Lose Lieenses- "Ilmon GiaisCoV Case, JI 10 Phil Pet Chaffee, Ark., and Carson, Colo. ion in 1954. ation from Long Branch Hig] buildings, has heavily stocked and Cater Tra« 38 K Pit Steel three wins and two losses. NED SHREWSBURY — Three The foundation's efforts have even luxurious shops. Streets are Celanese 36 "4 Pub Sv EAO Details of expansion or reopen- Chei & Oh 5814 Pullman ing of bases are still to be worked Last Wednesday, Sandy Iron: *4ew Yorkers and one New Jersey been directed toward education, filled with well dressed people Chrytlfr 49T4 Pure Oil visited and pantomimed to sev resident paid fines and had their raffic engineering and enforce and there is the beginning of a Cities s>c 55». RCA out, fitted to whatever money MV Director Coca Cola 87 \ Reading Co and authorization programs are eral records including "Water driving privileges revoked yester ment. Scholarships, fellowships traffic probleVn. The air of pros- ColK Palm 42* Repub Stl loo," "The Thing" and "Orange Colum Gas i Revlon finally approved by Congress, a day as the result of speeding on ind. grants have gone to 20 univer- perity is none the less genuine for Coral Solv 31H Reyn Met Colored Purple Sky." Mike Luo ses. being based on heavy subsidies Con Ed Is Rey Tob spokesman said. the Garden State Parkway. Announces -Rob-Fulton Brooklynite~Joseph-ticausi-paid —Does4MRhink-that-drivers~*p- from We~sl~ GeTrniany and"the Corn Prt 53V4 8t JOS iMd .12' ing "Ambrose' and' "Little Blui St Reg Pip 33 $105 fine in Municipal Coun preciate the effort that have been United States. Crown Zell Man." Cruc Stl S33 Sears Roeb 69 here and lost his driving privi made to keep them from killing Revocations East Berlin has much less to Curtlss Wr 19'i Shell Oil 43 The playground Is under the di Pel * Hud 161 j Sinclair 42 To Enshrine leges in this state for six months hemselves? TRENTON - Ned J. Parsekian, show in the way of construction, Dent Sup Smltfi AO 32' rection of Nicholas Costa. His as- 29% 46 'or driving 90 mph in a 60-mile "I really think there is a wide acting director of the Division o Doug Aire 36'4 Socony sistants are Mrs. Gladys Fiel least of all in what was once the Dow Chera 7UV4 Sou PAC 24' :one bn the highway. icceptance of safety programs," Motor Vehicles, has announced heart of the city. Wilhelmstrasse Du Pont S26K Sou Ry 52 Battleship and Miss Virginia Berglund. Duq Lt 27H Sperry Rd 28' For traveling 70 mph in a 60- le said. "Eighty-five per cent of the names of persons who havi and Unter Den Linden, the great East Kori. 10444 Std Brand «4 he drivers are safe people. Fif- -Snd John MW Std Oil Cal 51K zone, John W. Weddington, New lost their driving privileges a names among Berlin streets, are Erlft Lack' *% Std Oil NJ 4M York City; Joseph M. Busch, een per cent are causing the ac- the result of speeding violations dead. Shops are poorly stocked -Firestone 45% Stud Pack 8 N. Carolina- cidents." FMC Cp 7«t Texaco 102 WASHINGTON (AP) - The Mitchell Says Queens Village, N. Y.,.and Rob- Motorists whose licenses havi and the stock is sleazy. There Ford Mot »H4 Tex Q Prod 38 are few people on the streets Gen Accept U4 Textron 25 Navy says it has no plans to re- ert Mannello, Bellaire, N. Y. been suspended for 30 days an Gen Cigar 30 Tidewat Oil . 22' each paid $15 firfeT-sntl received John R. Cuthbertson, 19, of < and their clothes, though ade- Gen Dynam 3<4i Traniamer 37 activate the battleship North He Will Oppose Gen Elec 66H Un -Carbide 136 Carolina. The Navy gave this in- iO-day suspensions of driving Gunman Escapes reek Rd., Port Monmouth; Jc quate, are weary-looking. Cars Gen Fds 8314 Un Pac 34 are scarce. Gen Motors 47>,i Unit Alrc 49' formation to members of the ights. Goon Bow, 59, of Yee Hing Farm Gen Pun Vt 31S United Cp 871 Senate Armed Services Commit- Rail Shutdown Robert R. Caroselli, Jersey Englishtown; Ali Rahkouy 28, Communists' Competition G Tel*EI 2525** US Lines 32 After Holdup In one field the Communists Gen Tire 77H US Plywd 48 tee. SEA GIRT (AP) - James P ;ity, who drove 80 mph in a 60 Farmingdale; Joseph Calicndo, 2' Gillette 115 US Rub 92 LONG BRANCH - A gunman make an effort to compete: East Glen Aid 14% US Smelt 36' The state of North Carolina has Mitchell, the Republican candi mile zone, lost his license for 3f of 8 Daniel Dr. Middletown; Pi US Steel Berlin has two operas to West Goodrich 60'4 86 arranged with the Navy to berth date for governor, has announce- days and paid a $25 fine. Mr. wearing dark glasses and holding ter J. Dalton, 17, of Oak St., Lii Qoodyeaf 43U Van Al Sli, 36 Berlin's one, and East Berlin's Grace * Co 74'd Walworth \ 8' the dreadnaught at Wilmington, he will send a representative t Caroselli also was fined.$10 foi a kerchief over the lower part of croft; John Berth, 18, of 19 Moi Ernest W. Htrtman —4U - AAP- 511 Warn B Pic 82 1 theaters have a good reputa- Wn Un Tel N. C, as an historic shrine to operating a car with no driver ! his face held up a night attend- mouth Ave. East Keansburg; Jo- Greyhound 25ft 44' Washington Monday to oppose tion. But East BeTliners flock to —Gulf-Oil 3»— _We»t» El -43>j honor members of the Armed shutdown of passenger service b; license. anrara"scrvice;sratroff~at Third seph P. Carloni Jr., 23, of 44 Mr, Hartman, a 1929 graduate' . Hammer Pap 2DH White Mot 54 of Red Bank High School,' is the West Berlin to sec Western movies Here Pdr 93% Woolworth 76 Services. Plans have been made the Pennsylvania-Reading Sea William S. Chester, Paterson and Morris Aves. Sunday night Shore Acre Ave., East Keans- Yngst ShAT. 1M of Mr,, and Mrs. War- rather'than productions of the 111 Cent- 42«i, to tow the ship from Bayonnne, was fined $15 for driving 68 mph and escaped with more than $200, burg; Anker Holt, 44, of 68 Eliza- bit Harv 51', shore Lines. ren Hartman, 129 Maple Ave., Communist countries. And West tnt Nick. 83H N. J., to the Carolina coast short- / Mitchell said such a shutdow: lit' a 60-mile zone on the parkway the owner,. John Brockreid, re- beth St. Keyport. Sit Paper 31 'i ly. • s-?... ported to police. Also Ralph C. Hlbbitts, 26, of Bclford. Berlin's philharmonic orchestra tnt TelATel 57 \ IJivo.ul'd aggravate transportatioi Also fined by Magistrate Mar- Is much better than Mr. Brockreid said the exact Freehold and William E. Lemon, His sister Is Mrs,. Lucy Stone, anything problems in South Jersey and pu: vin E. Schaefer was Robert East Berlin can offer. amount of money taken Is un- 24, of 1181 Sycamore Ave., Eaton- secretary to the building inspec- 300 to 400 men out of work. Brooman, Point Pleasant, whi Berlin, th Western showcase, known. town. tor in Red Bank. e The state Public Utility Com paid $105 for driving on the re- has probably enhanced the at- LOCAL SECURITIES Harry Snider, 34, Df 61 Wood Theodore Weidemann 55, of 82 Mr. Hartman, who will continue mission has refused to allow th voked list and $10 for failing ti to supervise the industrial engi- traction of Berlin, the escape The following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso- railroad to abandon passenqe keep to the right side of the road row Wilson Homes, the night at- Stone Rd., West Keansburg, lost ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- neering department, joined O- hatch. The Communists, having service but the Penn-Readin Fined $15 each for careles tendant, was alone and working his license for 60 days. made East Berlin the capital of tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities on a car when the gunman con I in 1933 at its glass container appealed to the Interstate Com driving were William H. Hills, 271 Six county drivers lost their li- plant In Bridgeton, N. J., and their "German Democratic Re- could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated fronted him, he said. censes for one month under the by the "asked' at the time of completion. merce Commission, whic Swimming River Rd., N e was located there until he moved public," found it hard to stop peo- Shrewsbury, and James H Mr. Snider told police he was or-provisions of the state's point sys- BANKS scheduled Monday's hearing. to Toledo, Ohio, in 1942. ple going there from the prov- Bowles, Jr., Oakerson Rd., Free dered to open the cash register tem, the director announced. Dlv. Bid Asked inces. And any visitor could com- Asbury Park-Manasquan Nat'l 1.30 48 hold. Another Freehold residem and, while the Intruder was They are Alex R. Dick, Jr., 25, pare for himself the advantages Asbury Park, Ocean Grove (adj.) .37 V 16 Egg Market Martin L. Cornell of the Howe! empyting it, was forced to go of 100 Washington St., Long Guess Who of the Communist ,and Western Belmar-Wal! Nat'l .37 58 Trailer Park also paid $15 for no into a rest room. The holdup Branch; Barney Levy 46, of 1206 systems. Any visitor had only to Central Jersey Bank .60 19 NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA)- halting his car at a stop stree man carried a blue steel auto Birch Ave., Wanamassa; Anthony s go up to the nearest police- Farmers & Merchants 1.00 48 Wholesale egg offerings of a Thomas Davis, Jr., Hamilto: rnattc? possibly a .22 caliber wea- Nappi, 45, of Long Street Rd., man for help if he decided that First National, Bradley Beach 1.25 100 sires ample to burdensome, Rd., New Shrewsbury, paid $1 pon, hejadded. Holmdel; Robert J. Apel 38, of the West was where he wanted First Nafl, Freehold (XX) 15 mand spotty today. Georgia Rd. Freehold; Thomas to stay. Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 250 on a similar charge, and Charlei New York spot quotations fo F. Scarle, Jr., 20, Park Ave. A. Dowd Jr. ,49 of 18 Hart- Long Branch Trust 20.00 545 low: Hundreds of refugees have been Eatontown, was fined $15 fo Due for Parole shorcn La., Rumson and Henry Matawan Bank .30 12 Mixed Colors coming over to West Berlin every 37 Avallone 31 of 1318 Third Ave. Merchants Trust .70 Extras (47 lbs. min.) 36-37^ noisy mufflers on his vehicle. day, and at peak periods the daily .12 After 14 Years Asbury Park. Monmouth County Nat'l V»/4 extras medium (40 lbs. averagi Atio fined by Magistrati figure has topped the 1,000 mark. New Jersey Trust 1.00 48 TRENTON (AP) - A 45-year- Suspended for two months were ^; smalls (35 lbs. ave Schaefer were Rita R. Schwar Though they have had to leave Peoples Nat'l, Keyport 3.00 70 old Paterson man. who has served the licenses of Edward W. Sil- age) 21-22; standards 31-3: zan, Cliffside Park, $15 becaus behind almost everything they Sea Bright Nat'l 1.00 50 14 years of a life sentence forlcookcook,, 31, of 116 Crescent Dr., checks 28-29. she was unlicensed to operate owned, they have had good pros- INDUSTRIAL motor- vehicle, and Raphael killing his girl friend, has be^Brick Town; Darvis H. Simms pects for jobs. io>/< Whites Alkon Industries W< Auriemma, Union City, $15 fo come eligible for parole, it wasi20, of Cliffwood, and Eugene W. The flight of refugees has hit Brockway Glass 29W Extras (47 lbs. min.) 36-38; e: 16 tras medium (40 lbs. averagi driving with an expired driver announced yesterday. Glum 25, of Freehold. the Communists heavily. In both Bzura Chemicals The state Parole Board said it A three months' suspension has their economy and their propa- 31'/4 31^-33; top quality (47 lbs. min license. Electronics Associates («oO |would soon consider releasinj» b;cn given to Edward T. Sweeney ganda. West Germans are fond of Hanson VW-M *K 39-43; mediums (41 lbs. averagi For an interstate registratio: 34; smalls (36 lbs. averag violation, the Rhode Island Lea; Robert Neal, formerly of 163 12thj 18, of 1721 River Rd., Belmar', saying that although voters don't Haydu Industries BW laird & Company • • • 21-22; peewees 17-18. ing Corp., Wayside Rd., paid $2i Ave., Paterson, who was con- while a 15-day suspension has have any opportunity for choice 2'/4 in any election on Communist ter- Monmouth Park •*» 9% Browns Ronald N. McCarty, Alelphl victed of the pistol slaying of his been given to Joseph Greenspan. N. J. Natural Gas (x) 90 33'/, 42 of 78 Inlet Rd. also of Bel ritory, a great many people from 22% 23% Extras (47 lbs. min.) 40'/2-4: Farms, Adelphia, and Mahlon I mistress. N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. 1-20 to there have learned to "vote 22>/4 .06 * | P quality (47 lbs. min.) 43-4! Stiles, Martinburg, West Va Neal shot her June 7, 1947, he,mar. Trad Electronics 3 with their feet." In recent years, .02 2 /t mediums (41 lbs. average) 36-31 pleaded guilty to disorderly coi said, she jilted him. "I was jeal- . hai an appointment with U. S. Homes and Development Corp. 1 It pays to advertise in The about the only practical place to (x) Dividend (xx) .25'Cash 3% stock smalls (36 lbs. averajgp) 21-2: duct charges. They were fined $5! ous, I guess I loved her, ' he told thf otometrist. each. i Register.—Advertisement. do this has feeen Berlin. O&c) 2 percent stock div. 1958. i peewees 17-18". police. 4-TuewUy, August 1, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER lack of moisture may appear to more-harm than good- D.M. Smith Joins Cardinal Named Director Watering be dead, but wTth the return of Frequent light sprinkling "will cooler and moist weather it will promote shallow root development FREEDOM RIDER iUnivac Division recover surprisingly ttst. which will make the lawn even JACKSON - Bryan Bur, 31, of ST. PAUL, Mtan'. — Acquisition Tardini Can Ruin The deep Infrequent type of more susceptible to any dry spell Englewood, N. J., wu one of of three new application* engi- watering helps much more than which may follow. •Ight white "freedom riders" ar- neers with extensive background* light frequent sprinkling. " • This type of watering promotes rested on charges of breach of th Funeral Set Your Lawn the growth Of crabgrass and other in military systems design man- Each time the lawn is watered, peace Saturday for attempting < VATICAN CITY (AP)-Funera! FREEHOLD — Many lawns, shallowrooted weeds. In addition, agement gives the East Coast of- apply enough water .to moisten desegregate the Negro waitin services will be held tomorrov have turned from a lush green to conditions are made more favor- fice of the Univac military appli- the soil to a depth of at least six •room of a Greyhound bus static* (If you have problems send in ' St. Peter's Basilica foj a drab brown rather suddenly able for grass diseases. cations department a vital new them to George, c-o this Inches. Generally this means ap- capability, E. R. Quady, eastern news- Domenico Cardinal Tardini, chii this year. The sudden loss of at- l paper. It beats thinking.) aide to Pope John XXIII, wh tractiveness is due to a lack ol plying from 1 to l /i inches of region manager, announced to- died early Sunday in his Val adequate soil moisture, explain; water depending upon soil condi- MORE PAY day. tions. The light sandy type soils NEW YORK-The Department Dear George: ican apartment. Dr. Henry W. Indyk, extension i One of the three men is David will require less than the' heavy of Labor's bureau or statistics The Pope interrupted his an turf management specialist a :M. Smith, Bethesda^Md., former When we first started going to- clay type soils. says factory production workers nual summer stay at Castel Gan Rutgers University. manager ot the Rarno-Wooldridge gether this boy said he only The amount of water ap- in the metropolitan New York- sparked when he was with me. dolfe, 20 miles south of Rome office at Fort Monmouth, N. J. The change in appearance has plied can be checked easily and Northeastern New Jersey area A year later we got married be- and hurried to the Vatican ( Smith previously spent five years caused many to panic, wondering quickly by spacing a series of received more take-home pay 'a, cause he said I was the light of pray beside Cardinal Tardini with the Burroughs Corp. as a what has gone wrong. Growth and cans of the same size under" the June than ever before. The bu- his life. Now, after only a few bier. design, engineer, sales engineer green color can be restored and sprinkler. Turn the sprinkler on reau said Sunday the net years of marriage all he does is The 73-year-old prelate wa: maintained with water. and manager. for about 15 minutes and measure spendable weekly earnings dur- go out and get lit up every cardinal secretary of state am Proper watering will maintain the depth of water in the can. ing the month averaged $82.30 He is a native of Pittsburgh, night. What can-1 do? carried much of the burden o green color during dry spells bu Knowing the amount of water for a worker with three depend- Pa., and a graduate of Mt.Leb- Jo church government, particularl; it is not necessary to keep the applied in the 15-minute period it ents and $74.20 for a single work- anon, Pa., High School, and Penn Dear Jo: in the field of foreign affairs. H grass alive. Grass browned- from er. That was $2.08 a week more is easy to determine how long State University (1952, electrical Check your fuses. had been ill for several days wit than was taken home after taxes engineering). Smith is a member Alb:*t Haselman the sprinkler should be left run- I'M SITTING IN A WHEEL recurrence of a heart ailmeni during June a year ago for the of the Air Force Communications CHAIR — but don't expect "Toe-Cosies" ning to apply 1 to l'/j inches. Dear George: and also suffered from harden KEARNY — Lewis A. Bondon, worker with three dependents and Electronics association >(AF- my imile to turn to a ing of (he arteries. His attendin As a final check, the following All my boy friend thinks and president of Prodelin, Inc., ha: and $2.04 more for the single CEA) and the Institute of Radio frown. I'm home now and doctors, however, had not consid- days after watering open the soil worker, the bureau said. doing more things for my- talks about is baseball. announced the election of Albert Engineers. ered his condition serious. with a spade to determine the self every day. Before the He's crazy about baseball. He Haselman to the board of direc- The doctors have been muc depth to which the soil has been accident I felt sorry when plays third base In the commer- tors of the corporation. more concerned over the con soaked. The time of sprinkling I saw a wheel chair. And cial league.. Everything reminds Mr. Haselman, a resident dition of Nicola Cardinal Canali then can be adjusted accordingly. I suppose I'll always feel him of batting averages or some Sailer's Way, Rumson, holds thi a little bit that way. But 87, who has been near death wit During prolonged dry periods a silly thing like that. I finally got office of vice president and gen now I know a wheel chair pneumonia since Friday. Ai thorough, watering qnce a week him out to a romantic spot on eral manager. Prodelin design can be wonderful, too ... head of the Administration Com usually will be adequate. On very the lake. All he did was show me and manufactures broadcast an Every morning I thank the mission for Vatican City, Card sandy soils or seashore areas it South Jersey Surgical Sup- how he got * double play against tennas and transmission line sys inal Canali is in effect the mayo may be necessary to water more ply Co., who sells and the drugstore team. What do you terns for the communications in of the little city-state. frequently, says County Agent rents them. think of a guy that thinks about dustry. A native of Rome, Cardina Marvin A. Clark. nothing but baseball on a beauti- It is better not to apply the We carry many items that ful moonlit night? Tardini was ordained a priest i: make illness less unpleas- water until the grass shows signs Beginning to Wonder 1912 and entered the Vatica ant. We serve your doctor; of needing water. The first indi- Dear Wonder: Curia in 1921. Since then he ha: we'd like to serve you . . . spent almost all his time in thi cator of the need for water is a Drop him for a football man, blue-green or grayish color of the government of the church. So. Jersey Surgical Supply who is interested in passes. grass. This color may be first Cardinal Tardini's death re- WERE LOADED Co.. M East Front Street, detected in small areas, which duced the membership in the col Red Bank—SH 7-2614. It pays to advertise In the are localized dry spots, before the Register.—Advertisement. lege of Cardinals to 83. Theri entire lawn shows signs of off- has been speculation Pope Johr color. would increase the college to IOC • TRADE-IN SPECIALS persons. The hundreds of thousands o Unless water is applied proper- persons who swarm the beache: ly, it is better not to water at all. • DISCONTINUED MODELS and other places exposing thei The daily type of sprinkling hold- ing a hose in your hand can do Fist Fight bodies to the direct rays of th. sun attest the fact that eithei • SURPLUS STOCK hey do not know nor care aboui In Cable Car he damage that is being done ti DRUG FACTS SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - heir skins. So far as they are Heavy Sunday traffic came to concerned the important thing i ,...MJD THIS UTTie choking standstill at Union o get a tan which they believe PI6GIE WENT TO Square when a cable car passen ger and the gripman got into I • s r PARKE DRUG BARGAIN BUYS fist fight. The action took place on a cai #RED BANK jammed full of tourists return TRANSMITTERS - RECEIVERS PaopU who have savtd ing down Powell St. from Fisher- TO OH A PRESCRIPTION CAN RELAX. Sp.nding man's Wharf. FILLED. As hundreds — perhaps thous- Light up the reindeer's nose TUNERS - AMPLIFIERS may b» fun, but HAVING ands—stopped to watch, traffic with a RED sequin—charm tots money is fun, too. You backed up all the way up Nob s evidence of health. People talk with these cozy slipper socks. if a "healthy tan." ar»n't so frightened of Hill and over the crest as far as JIFFY! Knit a slipper in an Washington St. Eight, other cable Think, for a moment, what the evening—just one flat piece plus SPEAKER SYSTEMS losing your job, getting cars were stalled among the au word tan means. ibbed cuff. Thrifty gift! Pat- lick or facing life's dii- tomobiles. When the hide of an animal is ern 928: directions for children's anned, it becomes leather. In a Police finally reached and izes 4 to 12 included. attars. SAVB HERE) way, it does the same thing to parted the combatants. The pas Send thirty-five cents (coins) he human skin, not only making senger, Joseph Byrne, 30, was or this pattern — add 10 cents leathery when such exposure to treated for a cut on his fore- or each pattern for first-class ALL PRICED TO MOVE DIVIDEND RATE he sun is prolonged and repeated head. The gripman, Arnett Mer-| mailing. Send to Laura Wheeler >ut it ages the skin. cer, 29, was told to lake his pas- are of The Red Bank Register, PER ANNUM When a doctor examines a pa- niie»Ati», we. sengers on to Market St. leedlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 161, ienl he is often impressed by the Patrolman Robert Stone, who •Id Chelsea Station, New York RfD BANK SAVINGS remendous difference in the age 1, N. Y. Print plainly pattern federated Electronic? made no arrests, said the argu- the skin of various parts of Mb AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ment started when Mercer ap- umber, name, address and zone. he body of the same person. The OR THE FIRST TIME! Over 10 Brood Street plied his brakes at Geary St. and iart3 which have been exposed Shrewsbury, 483 Broad St. (Rt. 35) SH 1-8811 jostled Byrne. !00 designs in our new, 1962 Red Bonk, New Jersey o the direct rays of the sun such 'eed!ecraft Catalog — biggest OFE.V MONDAY TO FRIDAY TILL i P.M.—SAT. 11:30 TO • the face, arms and legs may Mountainside, U. S. Route 22 AD 2-8200 Chaiii.Tf.-d 1887 NEW FAD APPEARS ver! Pages, pages, pages of fash- old, dry and wrinkled where- ons, home accessories to knit,

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Cowes we*k," RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, August ], 1961—5 flying goif bail . • - Prefers said the paper, "she has never even visited the Isle of Wight TWO INJURED laodells suffered bead and in- Crushed over backward in a rickety rocking chair at all." EAST HANOVER—Two «e> ternal injuries and was ad- on the front porch of a broken down resort hotel Horse Races Friends of the royal family said eupants of a FalrefeUd plane mitted to St Claire'f Hospital Summer at Home while listening to antique ladies brag about their symp- LONDON (AP) - Queen Eli* the queen's "absence from Cowes were injured when the craft in Denvllle. Hill was treat** abeth II yesterday^ again boy- Is no mystery. plunged Into the Troy Mead- and released. By HAL BOYLEtoms. cotted the' Royal Cowes yachting "She l^es horses and he ows swamp yesterday. They Suffered writer's cramp writing postcards to regatta but her husband, Prince doesn't," explained one. "He were Charles Landelli, Jr., 17, MARRIAGE BANNS NEW YORK (AP) - How is your summer going? likes yachts and she doesn't. Philip, was there. She prefers Totowa.Borough, the pilot, and . FAIR HAVEN — Banns of mar- friends during a trip abroad. That's all there is to it." Summer is a perilous time, the most dangerous horse races. Charles HUI, 34, Nutley. Par-* riage were announced for the Another put it a littler strong- of the seasons, when both nature and the gadgets of Each day my wife has to venture across the sippany-Troy Hills police said first time Sunday in Nativity Cath- With the Queen at Windsor Cas- er, saying: street to the grocery store and announces on her re- the plane had left Hanover Air- olic Church between Louis Cooke man lie in wait to ambush the unwary. tile, Prince Philip—who doesn't "She doesnt even like yachting port when a wing separated of Holy Cross parish, Rumson, turn: particularly like horse racing- types." Most people have enough sense to come in out took off for Cowes. from the fuselage and the craft and Marjorie Porter of Nativity of the cold in winter, but few have enough wisdom to "My,, it's hot out there!" nosedived Into the. nwamp. parish. "Well," I tell her, "let me know when you see an The queen's repeated absence It adds up! More and more come in out of the heat in summer. They flee to the from the regatta, biggest annual people use The Register ads each great outdoors — to a. mountain, lake or beabh resort- ioicle — then I'll go to the store." event of society's sailing set, issue because results come fast- where all kinds of pitfalls await them. Yep, it's been a wonderful summer so far. Of caused the Daily Herald to ask: er.—Advertisement. course, we've missed a few things. Last week, our TV "Will the queen ever visit I prefer to flee to the great indoors when the tern Cowes?" -ADVIRTUnCMBNT- set was out of whack for a few days and our neigh- Then the paper added: Worry of perature zooms over the 90 - degree bors down the hall told us we missed seeing 37 in- "As our premier yachting event mark. The best way to survive summer teresting murders, 84 stirring barroom horse opara gets off to what promises to be FALSE TEETH is to pull in your welcome mat, and hole brawls, and a heartwarming speech or two by Krush- its most brilliant week since the . ,. . . war, the question (the Queen's Slipping or Irritating? up for the duration in an air conditioned Don't b« embarraMKil by loan f tin chev on the Berlin crisis. absence) is increasingly in the teeth dipping, dropping or wobbllni apartment on the door of which you when you ««. Ulk or liugh. Juit But then you can't have everything. minds of isle of Wight people." "prlSJ. i Uttl. FASTKETH on. you* City-style clothes and country-style have hung a sign saying, "Do Not Dis plitei. Tbii plM»*nt poydtr |l'« » All in all. however, the safest way to survive the J* ». U«JWI . £ «•» nm>rk*bl» HIM or ld<3«d comfort service at J. Kridel. turb Until Autumn." «nd wcurlty by holding plite* morj good old summertime is to hibernate at home in youri ,,Not on]y has the queen ney flrmly. No gummy, gooey, p«tJ *"» Fine Success or twllnf. Ifi Ailne . own air-conditioned foxhole. i ler accompanied Prince Philip on O«t FA8TEETH kt »ny drug counter. Our family has followed this policy BOYLE with fine success. With summer at the half-way mark not one of us has — Had a bad case of sunburn. PRE-INVENTORY Come down with smoke poisoning or — ptomaine poisoning — from helping a sunburn pioneer father in a backyard cook-out. Caught a summer cold. . .or the mumps. . .or the measles. Been stung by a wasp or bee. Had to fight off a colony of ants seeking to take over a picnic sandwich. Stepped on a thorn. SHOP 10 A.M. DAILY TILL 9:ft P.M. TUESDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 9:30 P.M. Tel. Liberty 2-21S0 Been stepped on by a horse, or had to run from a bull. Fallen out of a hammock while trying to read SMART SHOPPERS SAVE NOW ODD-LOT CLEARANCE SALE! "War and Peace," or other light summer literary fodder. Been hit oh the head by a baseball, horseshoe o tennis racquet. REG. 4.49 GAL REG. 3.98 Come home bankrupt from a race track. 7 Lost a toe in a power lawnmower. - Outside Mouse Paint- *•*. Boys Lightweight Jackets Been visited by a cldud of relatives, or bitten by a •Ingle ohigger. REG. 1.88 ASSORTED Boys'-Girls' 3-€x No Traffic Jams Stalled for hours in an endless summer Sunday PLASTIC TACKLE BOX SUMMER PLAYWEAR highway snarl, or bawled out by a traffic cop. REG. 2.98 — 8-14 SUB TEEN Been smashed across the stomach by a shovel in REG. 29.95 the hands of a grave-eyed small child at the seashore. 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RED BANK Labriola Motors, Inc., 120 E. Newman Spring Road JMaurice Schwartz & Sons, Inc., 141 West Front St. I SATISFACTION GUARANTEED JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS I or yew meney badu War** ••Iky slnta 1172 MONTGOMERY WARD No Mcnoy Dawn on Crtiit PurchiMl at W«ra"l lender's, First and Lincoln Avenues MARLBORO—Bennett's Garage, Inc., Main Street Ked flank Kegistet AN 'ETERNAL' TRIANGLE JIM BISHOP: • " • IMS Wmi Start, Red Bask, N. J. • ' __^_ State Highway J5, MIddietowa Reporter ErtibHihtd 1878 by John H. Cook and Henry Clay THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1MH85» It Was Just an Ordinary Sunday JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager It was an ordinary Sunday. The house was as W. HARRY PENNINGTON. Production Manager quiet as a blazing ammuntion dump. Karen, 8, and Member of the Associated Press Kathleen, 6, the beautiful blondes, were in the back on Tb« Aitoetautf Preu If wtitiad exclusively 10 tb« uw lor republlc&uon 01 tfc* ucml n»m prlottd t» tnii mwiwwi u n» M HI AP »««t aiipticnti. the swings. Gayle was pushing them and the happy Member Audit Bureau of Circulation screams could be heard across the river. Th» fttd Bank Rttfitar uiumw no financial re»pomlblime» for typographical errori In advtrtliamtnti. Frank Gerace was wrestling with km will reprint without chard, that part ol an advertiiement In which th» typographical arror occur*. Ad- nrtliara wiu nuaia notlrj th» miinnnl lnuaadlat«ly ot an> error which may occur, Rocky. Jim Hughes and Janet were try- Till newipaper aitumei no rMponilbllltlei (or itatementt of opinion! in letter! from 1U readers. ing to get James Dominick to take his iubinrloUoa Prlcae In Advanca One year 115.00 Six montha. W •will copy by mall, » cantf nap on my bed. He isn't a year old, but •lafla copy at eouniar. T eanu he has muscles to spare. Ginny and TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1961 Charlie came in with their four little ones, and the picture was complete. My wife was in the kitchen trying A Question of Direction to carve a leg of lamb. It looked to be BISHOP about gjgn,. pounds and r said: "These The announcement last week basis—in setting up curriculum and locusts will go through that before you set th,e platter that Keansburg and Union Beach administering the syster in a man down." She said she had some cold roast beef and plan to undertake a regional high ner which is mutually satisfactory. some potato salad and a tossed salad. It was a memorable scene. The television was on school study took a good many peo- The law also permits Union in the dining room. The picture was bright and clear, ple by surprise in light of the cur- Beach to regionalize with Keyport but I could hear no sound in the babble of babies. There rent school plans in Union Beach. and continue use of existing Key- wasn't a solitary moment when someone wasn't cry- The fact is that Union Beach, port school facilities. In this event ing. The mothers and fathers sat around the table, with its planned new elementary Union Beach would have four mem- talking as though they couldn't hear the bedlam. Runs Fast for a Size 48 Waist school construction program, will bers on the board. One of the children turned the air conditioner off; far exceed its debt limit and, based A study to determine the feasi- another one, Kevin Frechette, was crawling toward on recent Trenton talks, would be bility of these possibilities most cer- the front door when the bell rang. It was James Dur- in no financial position to go into tainly would be more productive kin, a publicity agent and friend. He came in looking a regional program which would re- than a Keansburg-Union Beach re- like a beached whale in beige shorts and he tried to quire new high school constructor! gional study, j say hello, but he almost fell over Kevin and, when he tried to back up, he bumped into little Jimmy HughesT and a tremendous additional debt. In any event, the school boards These Pays: He seemed like a man who has been caught in a Union Beach now sends its high involved should first seek the WILLIAM mad orphanage and has forgotten where the exit is. school pupils to Keyport, as does guidance of the county school su- Weyl's 'Red Star Over Cuba' I made a drink for him and he gulped it, said thanks, Raritan Township. perintendent—something which up By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY S. WHITE and ran. He runs pretty well for a size 48 waist I asked Raritan is pulling its students to this point has not been done. who would like to go swimming and most of the chil- Although it is now settled that the United States WASHINGTON-In the matter dren who can walk said: "Me!" out of Keyport next year. will make its stand against Soviet Russia at Berlin and of juvenile delinquency and wide- All it did was start another problem. Some had Because of this fact, Keyport has not in Cuba, the Cuban situation will always raise spread -Juvenile , shiftlessness, As one that looks up to the there are increasing signs of a bathing suits. Some didn't. The crying started all over offered Union Beach a 10-year con- doubts in the American mind. Have we not lost too heavens and sees the splendor of the healthy revolt against that old again and one sister said: "If I can't go, she can't go." muoh by the consistent policy of permitting Castro to American custom of expecting tract, based on the construction of After a half hour of preparation, I led them across the stars thinks of the Maker and get away with it? George to do it—George in this a small addition to Keyport High searches, so whoever has contem- case being "the government." street to the Ship Ahoy Motel. There is a big pool and School, in order to insure full In this, connection one has Nathan- Many days of solemn Congres a kiddie pool and I was betting myself mentally that plated the Intellectual Universe and iel Weyl's "Red Star Over Cuba," now sional hearings here into such sessions. none of them would go into the little one. known it and wondered for it must revised, brought up-to-date and issued things as violence on television and into ways and means to Pamela Isn't; She's Robin It is no secret that Union Beach as a paper-back. ' search after its Maker too. What make the youngsters pull up their Carl Flemming, the manager, met me at the gate, is unhappy over the prospect of hav- socks in general have produced being has raised so noble a fabric? Nathaniel Weyl is a former Com- and said, "Why don't you go for a swim?" "What," I munist who has turned on the Party about what might have been ex- ing Keyport govern the school sys-]and where? and how? pected. There have been end- said, "with these monsters? They'll tear the place tern (as the receiving district) in a and has done yeoman service exposing less speeches in the Congres- apart." —Plotinus (205-270) it. Familiar with Communist language sional record, and there has been situation where Union Beach will Mr. Flemming had them for an hour. I haven't Roman philosopher SOKOLSKY and Communist techniques, Weyl is not much viewing with alarm. have a larger number of pupils in At last, however, and partly seen him since. They came home, dripping and sandy deluded by Soviet propaganda although as a convert due to certain unusually brave and sunburned, whining that they were hungry. Mrs. B. the high school than Keyport. from communism he is fanatically anti-Communist. government officials like Secre- Of all animals the boy is the most tary Abraham Ribicoff of Health, fixed up some food for them; their mothers fixed up But this problem will not be Weyl establishes beyond doubt the Communist na- solved by wasting valuable time in j unmanageable, inasmuch as he has Education and Welfare, the plain jars of colored glop for the little ones, and soon the ture of the Castro revolution. This may not be neces- facts are insisting upon raising little dears were eating as though they invented it. regional study with another town the fountain of reason in him not sary for the initiated, although there are still many in their plain heads above all this hullabaloo. The plain facts are I picked up Pamela and kissed her behind the ear the United States who believe that Castro is a noble which has no prospect of feasibility. yet regulated. He is the most in- these: and said: "How is my Pamela?" and she nodded toward dictator who leads his people to a better life. They are Parents' Job The fact that Keyport controls sidious, sharp-witted^'and insubordi- her twin sister and said: "Dat Pam." So I had Robin. like the deluded ones who spoke of Mao Tze-tung's There is not now, and there nate of animals. Wherefore he must never, will be so long as we re- Little Jimmy Frechette, who is two, a year younger the receiving-sending district school Communists as Agrarian Reformers. ;•" be bound with many bridles. tain constitutional free speech than his twin sisters, kept pointing to a jar of gum board does not preclude Keyport and Thorough Study of Fiasco and the right to private manage- drops and saying: "Canny. Canny." Union Beach from working jointly— —Plato (c. 428-c. 348 B.C.) Nathaniel Weyl has made as thorough a study as ment of private property, any lawful and effective means of Pain Wasn't Much, Just Mumps if only on an informal extra-legal Greek philosopher is possible for the layman of the Cuban fiasco. Ap- preventing television from show- Kathleen asked me to examine a pain behind her parently he had close contact with primary sources. ing what the public either wants President Kennedy has issued all kinds of ukazes lim- or is too lazy or too stupid to re- jaw. There was a slight swelling. It wasn't much. A ject by turning off the dial. iting communication between government officials and day later it turned out to be mumps. Gayle said: "Aren't Your Money's Worth; And there is hot now, and never you glad I didn't bring little Elinor?" I said no, because the press. Such an attitude never succeeds. It only will be, any lawful and effective gives opportunity to the abler newspapermen to dem- way to saddle the public author- Elinor Gerace is one of the most beautiful infants I onstrate their talents. Regarding Cuba many attempts ities entirely with the responsi- have ever seen; I could watoh her open and close her Spending Habits Undergo Study bility which belongs to parents, hands for hours without becoming tired. have been made to be secretive; all have failed. Dur- always has and always will. This By SYLVIA PORTER ing the campaign, John F. Kennedy used bold words is the simple responsibilty to di- There was a crash in the kitchen and everyone rect, to guide and to discipline- hurried out to find that one of the little boys had pulled The tale about the New York [stable now and we're not r justed for price rises and thus which were not implemented after the Inauguration. repeat discipline—their children. grocer who bottled quart Jars of spending to scare talk of Infl reflecting the actual buying pow- an electric cord which was attached to a percolator. There is no reason whatever water, labeled them "Instantjtion. We are aware that supplies er of the dollars in our pockets The President has never explained this change in atti- why federal action should be The leg of lamb was gone, so was the roast beef; my —just arid hot coffee" and of loods are ample and we ar —are at an all-time high. For- tude, which is unfortunate because it leads people to taken,-even if it could be taken. did a fine busineis at 85 centsj refusing to be stampeded intc tune Magazine estimates that real -wife-made-4he mistake of asking if-anyone-would-like \ wonder whether his bite is as sharp as his bark. to prevent children from seeing a jar, has started the pundit buying. To quote Dr. Ralph income per person is now three a dish of ice creami Everybody would. sordid or otherwise harmful TV pontificating anew about what a Barnes of Prentice-Hall, today's per cent higher than at the start The case of Richard Nixon is different. Weyl says: programs. There is a perfectly Fortunately, there were two gallons in the refrig- mysterious, capricious, hysteri is "a sophisticated buyer's mar of the year, one per cent above "As early as April, 1959, Nixon had held a three- simple remedy, a home-grown do- cal creature erator. Also, there was some cold beer and part of a ket—one that knows how to take the previous peak reached last it-yourself one. It does not re- are you, tha hour conversation with Fidel Castro in Washington, advantage of such price-weaken- summer. There Is no doubt that quire a vast lobbying effort un- cocoanut layer cake made by the housekeeper, Carol ! U.S. consumer. had reported back to President Eisenhower that he was ing factors as widespread excess we have leeway to expand our der the slogan "There ought to Taylor. She made the cake and fled. . > Reflecting the capacity, tough foreign com- on-the-cuff buying when we de- convinced that Castro was a tool of communism and be a law! '* It does not require a new bcfuddle- From six p.m. all the babies hit their stride. They petition." cide to. We have been preparing had recommended that the United States proceeded marching of boycotters. ment about you Much Better Off for this by paying off our install- began to tire, so they tore up the Sunday newspapers, Grown-Up Approach is the fact that In the face of widespread and ment debts at a strikingly fast forthwith to the training and arming of Cuban fighters. got a finger caught in a closing door, picked the leaves economists are stickily high unemployment, we, pace. It does not require sending now divided in- This recommendation was rejected." delegations to the Federal Com- off the planter, wet my bed, stopped up a bathroom as a nation of consumers, are Finally, despite repeated state- to two oppos- financially better off than ever However, during the campaign, Nixon was very munications Commission, to Con- with a whole package of Kleenex, and watched a ball ments that we are saturated with gress or the White House—or ing groups on before and we are fully conscious mild on the Cuban question, either because he did not goods, there is no such thing as even to City Hall. It only re- of chocolate ice cream melt into the gray dining room how y o u'l I PORTER f our power to fill our needs "saturation" In this sense. When wish to embarrass President Eisenhower or attack the quires grown-up people to do one spend in com- 'or goods. rug. ing months. One group ij using e have that raise, that house, little thing: Tell the children to There is no doubt that real in- CIA. President Kennedy was apparently embarrassed this'tale to illustrate how easily hat car, that appliance, etc., we shut off the blasted TV at those It was, as I say, an ordinary Sunday. There was ;omes — meaning incomes ad "hysterical you" .can be stam- ioon "want a little more income, by being a Democrat because some of the leading times when programs obviously nothing unusual about it. Dull, in fact, if ypu discount few; additjonaLgpods, ..and^a personalities in his.party were opposed to his taking unsuitable for. them are going on. the noise. By 8:3.!:3(X-p.m' . the place was empty, except.. py CARMICHAEL omewhat better house than we any.action against Castro. This was especially true of And make sure that it really is will- seMjff another inflationary - But, here too, Katona's sliut off. > for my wife, Kelly, and her two girls. She flopped in a udies underline, we are realistic Adlai Stevenson. Weyl says of Stevenson's attitude: upsurge. "Hieiopposinj} grouftjs The same goes for movies, and, chair with both legs over the arm. using retail sails and other sta- bout our desires, not hysterical, i "Adlai E. Stevenson urged 'a categorical promise actually, for juvenile delinquency A weary hand moved across her forehead. "Don't tistics to suggest that "myster- What About Future? that American forces would not be used in Cuba.' His itself. In nine cases out of 10, ious you" will hold back on buy- tell me you're tired," I said. "Children keep a woman What, then,, does this suggest interest was in being able to' justify U. S. action be- any father or mother who can ing arid bv so doing curtail the <£T A bout us in the near future? npt cope with this thing before it young." ... Infant business advance. It suggests that we'll be ex- fore the United Nations. He was taking a stand in favor starts is simply not doing his or What loose thinking about us onding our buying steadily of expediency, not international law." her job. Nobody needs a degree "You Brought A Friend Don't You this Is! icross the board—and new sur- in "child care," for illustration, : In defiance of this tale about eys signal that we'll be major Weyl attributes much of the President's negative to know that teenagers should Trust Me?" Instant Water, we; American's buyers of cars and houses as the attitude to Adlai Stevenson and has devoted consider- not be careening around in auto- consumers, have demonstrated months roll on. mobiles past midnight. And the over and over that we are rarely able space to an effort to prove the point. The problem, It suggests that just as we were however, was much more complicated. Several of the way to stop it is just to stop it; hysterical or mysterious or he crucial stabilizing force in the physically, if nothing else will do. capricious creatures. •ecent recession, we'll be the countries of Latin America were fearful of the rein- Some will object that there are Sane Spenden racial stabilizing force in this stallation of the Monroe Doctrine and the employment cases where a mother has to Most of the time we are much ew advance—and that's as much of Marines to maintain a United States form of govern- work and a father is away a laner in our spending activities s any one should ask. great deal. The answer is not at than businessmen. Businessmen (P.S. About that Instant Water ment in Central and South America. This would have all complicated: Any adult usually are organized into groups, —maybe those who did buy it raised many problems which were not particularly re- capable of brincini? a child into constantly talk about each other's have been having such poor luck he world can find the time, if hopes and fears, tend to become ewinfj tasty coffee recently that lated to Cuba but which might have involved us in he really wants to. to Rive that over-exuberant in times of bus- hey figured it was worth ,(he many unfortunate situations with some countries. jChild some responsible guidance. iness upswing, overpessimistic oney to find out what a change . Almost Sickening In times of business slowdown. Needed Account of CIA Activities water would achieve. Makes Not us, though. We're disorgan- Now, of course, it is a sad fact ense to me.) There was also the possibility .that Soviet Russia ized and as Dr. George Katona was playing a not unusual Communist trick, namely it of life that some children—a very of Michigan University and one few—are never amenable to any of the nation's top experts on AMERICAN WAY would make trouble in Cuba and Laos, diverting Ameri- kind of discipline. In such cases, consumer behavior emphasizes, DOWN UNDER can military strength to those areas and thus throwing the parent can only do his best. But it is extremely improbable, we "are influenced to a much les- ROCHESTER, N. Y. (AP) - the United States off focus while Soviet Russia at- .T\.V evemsl ser extent by the opinions and 1en's fashions from America h7 tacked Berlin. of federal regulations, on tele- behavior of other consumers." e becoming very popular in vision, movies or anything else, While we may at times "become .ustralia, says Harold Saokville, If this was Soviet strategy, bhe United States the victims of rumors and prop- would accomplish much here. Melbourne clothing manufac- should have kept far away from the Cuban situation So the vast majority of Amer- aganda," most of the time "con- urer. turners do not lose their sanity." at the present time. ican parents have only one ne- Contrary to the folklore about "The tie* of tradition with On the other hand, if we calculated that that was cessity: To do their plain duty consumers' ignorance, we have Iritain are still strong," he says, by the children and quit expect- demonstrated over and over that 'but American-style suits are such a program why did the United States, encourage ing somebody or everybody else we are knowing, often astute, popular for their comfort, bet Cuban refug' •. in this country to aim for an invasion —the government, the schools, buyers. r appearance and fit, and light of Cuba, suca preparation culminating in the fiasco some committee br other, some We trs Bwtrt that prcet ate ;r "weight construction suited to social worker or other—to do it 6—Tuesday, Augu^l, ]%] Ji« Australian climate." of Pig Bay? for them. f RED BANK REGISTER GINGER By Geltermann Chund 7 -WABCTV Channel J TV & Radio _WOR-TV WNBOTV, Tuesday, August 1, 1961—7 TELEVISIONI ChanneSl •11• _WPDC-TV Ouamel 5 WNEW-TV PROFESSOR DIES Septemter Stars TUESDAY AFTERNOON (11) Movie (11) Betty Fames. PRINCETON-Or.O«fordSpef> J:K—(13) Community Newsreel I-.00-K2) Comedy Spotlight tor, associate professor of mathe- U:N- (J) Love of Life v (4) Thriller By CYNTHIA LOWRY :an keep it, are Barry Coe of (4) Truth or t.U- (2) Verdict Is Yours matics at the University of Michi- HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Take a 'Follow the Sun," Brian Kelly of (4) From These Roots (S) Wrestling gan,-died Saturday at Princeton Consequences (7) Stagecoach Wwt hard look at the names: Richard 'Straightaway," Robert Harland (7) Who Do You Trust? Hospital. He was 30. He was ad- (7) Camouflage (9) Movie Chamberlain, Vincent Edwards, (9) Movie mitted to the hospital several if "Target. The Corruptors," 12: M— (2) Search For Tomorrow 9:30- (2) Playhouse 90 Mark Richmond. Robert Lansing of "87th Pre- (4) It Could Be You (13) Jack La Lanne days earlier. Cause of death waf They are the names of soon-to- cinct," Rhodes Reason of "Bus (5) Cartoons 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (11) Movie not revealed. be-televtsion stars — but the pub- Stop" — and many more. (7) Number Please (4) Make Room for 10:00— (4) Special for Women lic will not see them in their .2:45- (2) Guiding Light Daddy (7) Alcoa Presents MAN KILLED (13) Movie starring roles for another month "77 Sunset Strip," ABC's prl- 2:55— (4) News (5) Mr. and Mrs. North MIDDLEBURY, Vt. — George v (7) American Bandstand or two. Chamberlain will play the ate-eye series, will return this 1:00— (2) News 0:30— (7) Dangerous Robin Pasquini, 27, of 379 Ann St., Phil- (13) Cartoons title role in NBC's new "Dr. fall with some radical changes (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers 11:00- (2) News lipsburg, N. J., was killed Satur- (5) Cartoons 4: IS— (2) Secret Storm (4) News day when the car in which he was Kildare" series — Lew Ayres' old within the sleuthing organization. 4:30- (2) Edge of Night movie part. Vincent Edwards will Richard Long, who as Shamus (7) Ray Milland (5) P.M. East . . . P.M. riding overturned on Rt. 7. 1:05- (2) Burns and Allen (4) Here's Hollywood West play the title role in ABC's rival Rex Randolph, joined up last sea- (5) Mr. District Attorney doctor series, "Ben Casey." And son, has departed the firm, victim 1:20- (9) News and Weather (7) News 1:25— (4) News (11) Laurel, Hardy and (9) Movie Mark Richmond will be Lawyer of ill health. Chuck Cain of NBC's "Cain's Hundred.' Edd Brynes, who has been play- (5) News (11) News 1:10— (2) Weather They are just three of perhaps ng more and more importan (1) Almanac Newsreel 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole a score of young actors destined parts in the show, will be pro- 1:10- (2) As The World Turns 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (4) Weather (4) Dial Four "I like these rainy days at the seashore!" for "star" billing. moted from part-time detective (4) Movie 1:12— (7) Weather (5) Movie 1:15— (2) Movie On the stage, an actor gains to a full-fledged investigator and (5) Dateline Europe (7) Susie <••' (4) Jack Paar experience, is accepted by the his hip-talk quietly de-empha (9) Jet Jackson (9) Understanding Our (7) Movie public and the critics and even- sized, thank goodness. He'll be (11) Boio The Clown World (IS) Cowboy G-Men (11) Movie RADIO tually sees his name in lights, used for comedy relief, however, (11) Movie S:25-(U) Clutch Cargo 2:30- (5) Sherlock Holmes WABC 770 WNEW 11S0 In motion pictures, the public and they'll bring in a new boy 2:00- (2) Face The Facts 5:30- (2) Movie WCBS 880 WPAT 930 elects its stars by buying tickets to park the detectives' cars — (9) Midnight Mysteries 1410 WQXR (4) Jan Murray (5) Heckle and Jeckle WHTG 1560 at theater boxoffices. Bob Logan. 2:45^- (7) Evening Prayer WNBC $60 WOR 710 (7) Day In Court (7) Rocky and His 1:00- ((2) Movie In TV, however, the producers (9) Guy Madison Friends ArTCRNOON WHTO News; of a series decide which actor Garry Moore apparently (4) Local News . Relaxing Music 2:10- (2) House Party (() Movie lllOO—WABC CharlU Gr«tr shall be a star. The public gets its reached an agreement abou (9) Almanac Newsreel WNBC Morgan Beatty (4) Loretta Young (11) Three Stooges WCM New. WOR News; first chance to see him after the landling new commercials with- 1:05- (4) 13th Hour WHTO Monmouth-Oc«»n Gabriel Heater (7) Seven Keys (13) Streets of Danger N«w» Summary.. TlSS—WOR Capitol Close-Up performer has completed a back- out destroying his "believable (9) Star and Story (9) News and Weather WNBC News: Jim LOM 7145—WNBC New York City TV," because his show has been TUESDAY EVENING 1:35- (4) News WNBC News; Jack Scott Talking log of as many as a dozen epi 2:55- (5) News •tit*—'WOR The Fitigsraldi WOR Carlton Fredrlcki sodes of his series. picked up by an automobile spon- 3:00- (2) Millionaire COO- (4) News and Weather 1:40— (4) Sermonette WCM Paris Report 7110—WNBC Wayne Howell sor. The "Garry Moore Show" 2:30- (2) News WHTO This Is Monmouth TlSS—WABC News; Chuck It's a Gamble (4) Young Dr. Malone (5) Felix and Diver Dan County Dunaway It's a gamble that sometimes was sponsored by another -brand (5) Theater Five (7) News 2:35- (2) Give Us This Day lllXO—WHTO County Ajfnt ilOO—WCBS World Tonight pays off. And sometimes the of car last season, and Moore (7) Queen For A Day (II) Popeye WEDNESDAY MORNING WCBS Allen Gray WHTO Headlines; Muslo 1:15— (2) Previews llllO—WHTO News; (Sign OH 8:30 p.m.) "star" goes back to lesser parts didn't want his public to think (9) Film Drama (13) I Led Three Lives Ytf laxing Muslo WNBC Newsi: Wayne But win, lose or draw, the stars that, by switching vehicles, he «:15- (7) Local News 1:20- (2) Give Us This Day tails—WABC News; Farrill Smith Howeli 1:25- (2) News WNBC Emphasis WOR News, World Today of next season's programs wil was less than sincere in his sales- 1:20- (7) Weather llOO—WCBS News: Hollywood (US—WCBS Ed Joyce keep their status until the show talks. Hal Humphreys 1:25- (7) Sports (4) Sermonette WHTO Headline. Em •130—WOR Sports t.H- (4) Local Newt Prices, Musio •US—WOR My True Story is canceled or just disappears 1:30— (2) Sunrise Semester WNBC News; Jim Low* •iSS—WABC News; Chuck Television producers are fre- NBC is planning a Project 21 (5) Cartoons (4) Computer Age Math WOR News Dunaway (7) Eichmann Trial ~*|1S—WCBS BobDijton COO—WNBC News; Bob Humes quently quoted on woeful shortage special for fall called "Cops an 7:00- (2) News WCBS News; World 01 Quincy Howe WHTO Beach Report of "new faces" for TV. Apparent Robbers," the story of crime i Shows to ' (4) Today Muslo WOR Carlton Frederick! • HO—WOR News; McCullough ly what they seek is the impos America from 1776 on. Edward G Narrator (5) Call to Prayer USD—WHTO News; &EIiot Relaxing Music • iSS—WABC News; Scott Muni sible: a performer with plenty ol Robinson, the screen's "Littlf (11) Quick Draw McGraw 7:15—(5) News llSS—WABC News; Karrell Smith 10:00—WCBS News TV experience whose face is Caesar," is the natural who hai Watch (13) Movie 7:M— (7) Morning Prayer WNBC Emphasis WNBC News: Bob Haymea been tapped for the narration. 1:40- (4) Weather |l»O—WCBS News; Woman'* WOR News; Us Smith completely unknown to the audi TONIGHT 7: JO- (5) Ding Dong School Report on 10US—WOR McCullough & Eliot ence. "Seasoned but not over-ex- CBS will bravely give up it 1:45- (4) News (7) Early Bird Cartoons Washington 7:00 — (Ch. 7) - Focus on WHTO Headlines. Musis posed," is the way one network morning re-re-re-runs of "I Lov America — (Choice Viewing) — 7:00- (2) News 8:00- (2) News WNBC News; Jim Low. IOISO—WCBS Dance Muslo is describing one of its new, un Lucy" shows in October In favor (4) Phil Silvers (5) Sandy Becker ' WOR News, Lea Smith 10:45—WOR Bible Reading Fifth in a series of documentary HIS—WCBS Bob Dixon IOISS—WABC News; Scott Mnnl tried series stars. of a 9-9:30 a.m. network program programs produced by network (5) Coronado t (7) Little Rascals •WOR Galen Drake lllOO—WCBS News Among the lucky performers of news and information, witl (7) Focus on America 8:10- (2) News " tise—WHTO News; WNBC News: Bob Haymea: affiliate stations'. "Roundup," bv Relaxing Muslo WOR News who have been given the title o Harry Reasoner handling the cur- KOMO-TV in Seattle, is a film ac (9) Terrytoon Circus 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo HIS—WABC News; Jack Career llllS—WCBS Starlight Salute "star," and soon will know they'rent events and interviews. (11) News 8:30— (7) Tommy Seven WNBC Emphasis WOR Jean Shepard count of a wild west cattle round- lllSO—WCBS Musio 'Til Dawn up on the biggest ranch in Mbrth 7:05- (2) Local News 9:00- (2) People's Choice CARLTON KIDDIE SHOW SlOOWCM News; Personal Story Hill—WABC News; Happiness 7:19- (2) Weather WHTO Headline.. Muslo Exchange America. Cattle are worked as (4) Family WEDNESDAY 2 P.M. WNBC News; Jim Low. (11) Local News WOR News: Lyle Van laiOO—WNBC News; All NigM In they were in the Southwest be- (7) Beulah Sill—WOR Arlene Francis N.y. fore the turn of the century. 7:15- (2) News 9:25- (5) News WOR Long Johi. "CAfr. PIRATE" WCBS Martha Wright 7:2S-(11) Weather 9:10- (2) My Little Margie tt»O_WHTO News; MORNINO PROQRAMS Plus CARTOONS Relaxing Muslo 7:00—WABC Herb Oscar Anderson 10:00 — (Ch. 4) — Purex Spe- 7:30—(2) Brothers Brannagan (5) Topper .,18 WABC News; Jack Carney WCBS Jack Sterling cial - (Choice Viewing) — "The (4) Laramie (7) Memory Lane WNBC Emphasis WHTO Monmouth-Ocean (5) Tightrope! 4100—WCBS News: Information News Sumary Trapped Housewife," a documen 10:00- (2) I Love Lucy Central (7) Bugs Bunny WHTO Closing Stock Egg Prices tary concerning the problems o: (4) Say When Report; Muilo WOR News; 1 American wives, paled by com (») Movie ... (5) Movie WNBC News; Art Ford John Gambling parison to President Kennedy (11) Divided Germany 10:10- (2) Video Village WOR News: John Wmgate WNBC News; Bill Cullen LAST DAY 4llS_WCBS Kenneth Banghart Tito—WHTO News: problems and thus was pre- (Special) (4) Play Your Hunch WOR Radio New York Wake op to Muilo empted by his Berlin crisis ad- 8:00- (2) Father Knows Bert 4130—WHTO News; Relaxing 7I4S—WHTO Civil Service News (7) I Married Joan Musio TlSS—WABC News: dress last week. But tonight (5) Walter Winchell 11:00— (2) Double Exposure 4iSS—WABCNewi; Jack Carney Herb Oscar Anderior Phyllis Thaxter will be seen < (7) Rifleman (4) Price Is Right WHTO Fort Monmouth •100—WCBS World Neva News WHTO Headlines; a wife who strives to reach pe (13) Mike Wallace (7) Gale Storm WNBC Emphasis Wake up to Muilo fection. Pauline Fredericks (11) Movie 11:25— (5) News COO—WCBS News; Sidelight! WOR News WHTO Monmouth-Ocein WNBC News: Bill Culten the NBC reporter on a program 8:20—(13) News 11:30- (2) Your Surprise News Summary ••IS—WOR Dorothy and Dick shown originally in a daytime 8:30- (2) Dobie Gillis Package WKBCNews; Art Ford WCBS Jack Sterling WOR News; John Scott •HO—WHTO News hour, Nov. 10, 1960. (4) Alfred Hitchcock Concentration •lit—.WCBS Kenneth Banghart Relaxing Muslo ~ (5) Racket Squad Romper Room WHTO Sow Jones Averages •iSS—WABC News; Co-Hit WOR Radio New York Herb Oscar Andersof J.-00 — (Ch. 2) — Comedy Spot- (7) Wyatt Earp Love That Bobl •HO—WHTO New«; Relallm • 100—WCBS News: Jack Sterling light — Another vintage "G. E Musio WHTO Headlines; 'THE STEEL CLAW HIS—WABC News Strictly for Women Theater" film being repeated. A K w WNBC News; Bill Cullen Myrna Loy portrays Darryl Hick- SHORE DRIVE-IN ^^ EVENINO WOR News; Galen Drake aiOO—WA1C Jack Carnty • :10—WHTONews: THE INEVITABLE CONFLICT between a domineering man's mother,} As an Army vet, RTS. 33 & 34 • COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE WCBS News Relaxing Muslo Darryl has trouble adjusting to STARTS WHTO Headlines; • ISS—WNBC Emphasis empire builder and his strong-willed stepson is cap- Dinner Muslo WABC News; Breakfast Club campus life when he returns to WNBCNevs; Sports 10:00—WCBS News; tured in this icene between Karl Maiden and Troy college. When "he falls behind WEDNESDAY WOR New: Lyle Van Arthur Godfrey AT BOTH THEATRES •llS—WCBS Sports WHTO Headlines; Muaio Donahue in the Warner Bros. Technicolor production of in his grades, Professor Melvyn WNBC Art Ford WNBC News; Art Ford Douglas calls on mother and dis- "'-dpi UNCUT WOR News; John Wingate WOR News Reports "Parrish," starting Wednesday at the Carlton Theater covers that "Love Came Late." •US—WABC Paul Harvey 10:15—WOR Martha Deans VERS/ON ftlO—WCBS News: Builnen 101*0—WHTO News; and Eatontown Drive-In Theater. Donahue, Claudefta WABC News Renorts WHTO News; Dinner Music Relaxing Muilo Colbert, Maiden and Dean Jagger set the starring pace 10:00 - (Ch. 7) - Alcoa Pre- WOR News: WOR Interviews, sents — In "To Know the End," Henry Gladstone Martha Dean* for three promising newcomers in the turbulent romantic Starts 8:45—Late Show at 11 • CHILDREN FREE 10:5*—WABC Newi: a vacationing English librarian •140—WCBS Financial News Charlie Greer drama: Connie Stevens, Diane McBain and Sharon WNBC Financial News WNBC Emphails foresees the death in battle of a «I4S—WABC Howard Cosell lllOO—WCBS News: House Fart; Hugueny. stranger who Is to become her WCBS Lowell Thomas WHTO Headlines; Musio WOR Sports, Stan bomtl WNBC News; Art Ford husband. Elen Willard and Alex- WNBC Three Star Extra WOR News ander Davion are co-starred in 4 ACADEMY AWARDS! llllS—WOR McCanna at Home rish •iSS—WCBS Sports Time story based on Psychic Research KIRK OOUCl AS ' OO—WABC Edward P. Morgan WHTO Beach Report WCBS News! Interviews 11:10—WCBS Garry Moore Firm Seeks Society files. Rerun. lAURfNCf OIIVO ST. JAMES He exploded into WHTO Headlines; Musio WHTO Red Bank Ruliter \ Ulllll: 111 MH Ml WNBC News; Wayne Hovel News, Pete HoffniM KAN SIMMONS ASBURY PARK manhood across WOR Fulton I*wis 1H40—WCBS Crosby-Clooney Site For TllS—WABC Chuck Dunaway 11:55—WABC News CHARLES LAUGHTON three years and WOR Business: News WNBC Emphails Matinee Only—Children 75c TllO—WCBS News; Ed Joyce 11:SS—WHTO Midday Stock Report MOVIE TIMETABLE PETER USIINOV^ three girls. RED-BANK — ! JOHN GAVIN \< BRISTOL, Pa. 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Of Arson sembly Thursday to take up Tu- "We have stated categorically EDISON TOWNSHIP (AP) — Poet's Goat, Crab Grass, and Canine nisia's charge of French aggres- on several occasions that we will ion at Bizerte. use nuclear power when neces- Two men, injured during a fire Kenneth K. S. Dadzie of Ghana, sary to face Soviet aggression in and explosion that destroyed Cure-All in Panacea Make News :hairman of the group seeking Western Europe," McNamara Actor Keefe Brasselle's Holly- By ANDREW MEISELS girl, is one of only 10 Rhinocer- he session, said he had collected told the House Armed Services iignatures of 21 delegations on a Committee. His testimony of last wood Night Club, have been ac- Associated Press oses known to have been born in captivity anywhere in the world equest to Secretary-General Dag Friday was made public last cused of arson. News in zoos, grabs for crabs, Jammarskjold and hoped to get night. a poet's goat and a cure-all for and one of six to have started Arson complaints were filed life in this country. the other 29 by tomorrow. Ham- This was the first official Wash- yesterday against Joseph Famu- a dog in a place called Panacea marskjold must call the session ington comment in the mounting The young mother, who is 8, laro, 43 of Brooklyn, who is in figure The delay came as a result of A. Williams Jr., D-N. J., believe sians on the Bizerte situation. In Slaying complaints by residents of the be held in Charlotte, N. C, next taking and I am confident that lan's historic announcement yes- tl/ication signs missing. the Defense Department's deci- October. Tunisian President Habib Bom - According to police here, IS street, that the cost, which.'•to- •ion to close Raritan Arsenal is he has such doubts." terday that Britain would seek MONTCLAIR (AP)—A 73-year- The governor named Sandburg guiba, fceretofora a firm friend such signs were left on the taled $5,50$, was high. unjustified. ' Soviet Power negotiations to join the continen- old widower has been charged poet-laureate of the trade fair in of the West, has been bitterly lawn of Earle C. Kunes, Mal- Based on that figure, the prop- The defense secretary also crit- tal economic group. with murder for the fatal stab- After the Defense Department a ceremony in Los Angeles, isappointed by the failure of the Most of Britain's national news lard Rd., Middletown, during erty owners would have to pay reaffirmed yesterday its decision icized the press for what he de- bing of his occasional companion 12.54 per foot for the curbs. whereupon the poet told him: United States and Britain to scribed as failing to distinguish papers supported the govern- the night. to close the military installation, force President deGaulle to with- Miss Evelyn Carroll, 29. After a, preliminary check of "My goat gives more milk than between different kinds of di ment's move, but there were Police said at least 12 of the Williams made public in Washing- any goat in the state of North draw from Bizerte. Although Tu- visions and thus building a pub- warnings that months of difficult Vito Del Vecchio, white-haired names on the signs have been records, it was revealed that the ton a letter he received from cost was about $1,100 higher than Carolina." nisia is dependent on U. S. aid lic conception of the "Russians negotiations would be necessary Identified as Rumson residents. Secretary of Defense Robert S. nd French trada for its exist- landlord of the apartment build- the contractor's job bid. Sports Newi as 12ft feet tall." Others were taken from places McNamara which said in part ence, observers in Tunis have re- to get concessions that would ing at 79 Pine St., called police "Someone has made a $1,100 Inland angler* scrambled for a McNamara said the Russians in Middletown. "No additional evidence or in- ported a grawing tendency to safeguard British sovereignty and yesterday to report a prowler Torr," said Councilman Frank taste of the sea in Wye 'Mills, don't have 187 divisions or even the economies of British Com' formation has been received seek Soviet help. '. Conway, "and I for one don't Md., when a truck overturned and 175 (the figure used tor years in running through the halls. which would modify in any way monwealth countries depend- 'eel the residents of that street dumped hundreds of live Chesa- Moscow newspapers reported official U.S. statements) because When police arrived, they found the basis for that closing deci- ent on the British market. Investigate ihould pay for that error." peake Bay hard crabs on the today that Premier Khrushchev "a major portion of their di sion." McNamara referred to ; May Oppose the woman's body in her apart- Curb Raised highway. had discussed the "agression of visions today are under strength, French President Charles de ment, with 19 stab wounds in the March 30 announcement by th Crab-happy bystanders scur- "vench colonialists against Tu- Several residents noted that If you can believe it, compared Gaulle, anxious to make France chest, neck and abdomen. The Death In department that it planned to ried for the better part of an hour isia in Bizerte" at a meeting to the U.S. divisions with their the leader of a united Europe, when the job was done, some close more than 70 military bases murder weapon, a butcher's trim- rounding up the grounded sea with the diplomatic representa- -mipport force*."~ was seen as the chief opponem three years ago, it had been nec- including Raritan. food. tive* in Moscow of nine African "There is no reason for us to ming knife with a 5>/4-inch blade, Shrewsbury essary to remove a portion of the of such concessions. Political in- McNamara's letter to Williams, Lost and Found nations. The Soviet news agency assume that the Soviet Union can formants said Macmillan would was recovered from an ashcan. SHREWSBURY — State Policf curbing and raise it after it written before President Ken- Tass said Khrushchev expressed run over NATO," McNamara are investigating the death ol was discovered that the roadbed A stubby half collie and mixed fly to Paris soon to try to smooth Del Vecchio denied any know- nedy's speech on Berlin last Tues- sympathy and condolences for mid. "It can't." Mrs. Marion Boleshal, 49, of '91 was too low. dog turned up in Panacea, Fla., 1 Britain's entry into the continen- ledge of the slaying at first, but day, added, "It is my judgment ol seeking a cure for his sadness. the government and people of The Pentagon, reported yester- tal group, and the conservative Patterson Ave., who died early Councilman Henri J. Hansen all those charged with responsi unisia. day that McNamara and Strauss after 14 hours of interrogation he this morning in her home. suggested that "rather than try Restaurant owner W. S. Schley Daily Mail said the prime min confessed. bility for this decision, that this did the best he could. He fed the nave , reached—compJeteT_agree; J< in hand." Mrs. Boleshal was foufounnd ort th to fix blame on someone at this action is completely sound and ment on the need to improve ister wilHnot- 1 dog, putting a full 14 pounds on The Mail said Macmillan would Helold police TvfissXarrdirhacI TciIcheH~flooT~5hoTtIjr-af time *—council—hold—the—matter toth conventional and nuclear returned Sunday night after a iver and make a thorough in- him—made-friends-with-hlm-and tell De Gaulle Britain will recon- night by her husband, Fred Bole- terests of national defense in •strength to defend Western short vacation, Del Vecchio said •estigation into the project costs. got him a license. sider its entire contribution to the shal. his critical time." Europe. he went to her apartment and She was alive at that time, bui In other business, the govern- But still, the mutt would sit The two defense chiefs met defense of Western Europe if the accused her of spending the week Both Williams and Sen. Clifford beside busy U. S. Rt. 98, looking Jetport Ban negotiations to join the economic died shortly after Dr. Vinceni ing body deferred action on the several times during Strauss' with another man. They argued, Fazio, Red Bank arrived. awarding of a contract for state '. Case, R-N. J., have said the: hopeful but forlorn. group do not go well. Macmillan, would protest the planned clos- As the dog was sitting by the visit to the United States. He Del Vecchio told police, and he Police said their investigation aid road repairs and mainten- the Mail said, will insist "that ing even harder in view of Ken- highway yesterday, an automo Constitutional arrived July 13 and returns to went to his apartment, grabbed reveals Mrs. Boleshal died from ince. the negotiaitons . . . leave no bile stopped and out burst Noah Germany today. the knife, returned to her-apart- drinking an insecticide. Bids were: Manzo Contracting nedy's statements in that address. TRENTON (AP) _ A bill room for misunderstanding about ment and killed her. He said :o., Inc., Matawan, $4,600; Jan- In reply to McNamara's letter, Sarvis, 5, and his brother Rickey, massed by the state Legislature the consequences of failure." Mr. Boleshal called a son, 4. Their grandmother had driven Miss Carroll had shared his Bruce Grigor, 286 Spring St., Red arone Engineering Co., Mata- Williams wrote that "Many re arring construction of a new jet Most of Britain's partners in apartment for several months wan. $6,492, and .Charles J. Hes- sponsible officials and mysel them over from their home five lirport in Morris County is con- Get Okay Bank, who called the doctor and miles away. the seven-nation European Free previously. the Red Bank First Aid Squad. se, Belford, $7,865. have been asked to accept a deci stitutional, according to an inter- Trade Association (EFTA)?quick- The dog, whose real name is >retation by the Jersey Jetport Del Vecchio was arraigned and Trooper Edward Werse and Sgt Very Low ion without having full access to On Swim ly indicated they would follow the the facts upon which such a deci "Tippy," jumped all over the Site Association. entered a formal plea of inno- Howard Graff investigated. Henry J. Labrecque, borough boys and- licked their faces. British lead in seeking associa- cent. He was removed to the Es- sion was made." The association, which is vig- tion or membership in the Com Arrangements are under the di frigineer, said his estimate had Schley knew the animal's owners sex County jail to await grand rection of the Worden Funeral He asked for figures on the cosl rously opposing the proposed jet- Pool Project mon Market. >eeh "around $6,000 to $7,000" of preparing other arsenals to do had been found, and he gave the port, said that in its view the jury action. Home, Red Bank. ind added, "That $4,600 bid seems HOLMDEL - Officials of the Denmark to Apply the work now performed at Rari- dog up sadly. ill would not interfere with in- Denmark announced it would iwfully low. Therefore I suggest tan, on the cost of relocating "We were sorry to see him erstate commerce. Holmdel Swim Club, Inc., said rou not award a contract tonight last night they hope to start con- apply for membership. Austria present Raritan employees and ofgo," he said. "We feel like we've The statement was presented to declared its willingness tq begin >ut wai he state represent anticipated losses ^in income by lost a member of the family." ov. Robert B. Meyner yester- struction this* summer'on their has checked~the-bid$ 3inco community swimming pool. negotiations for a single-i Euro- unemployed Raritan workers: "~ Which all goes to prove — if lay. Meyner has not taken any ie has to okay the contract in any further proof ij needed—that The club was granted a vari- pean trading bloc without neces- He also asked if the department icTton on the bill. It would pro- sarily joining the Common Mar .nv event." had made its decision knowing animals are just as human as libit the jetport in seven North tnce last week to build the pool Mr. Conway, a Democrat, de- the rest of us. on a 12-acre tract of land off ket. Sweden made a similar an- that the arsenal was located in ersey counties. nouncement. Norway's govern :lared that the low bidder "is a an area of substantial unemploy- Telegraph Hill Rd. •eputable firm" and insisted that The association said the jetport, ment indicated it favors joining ment and if the department felt Earlier this year, the Zoning he contract be awarded immedi- it is necessary, should be Board of Adjustment turned down the group, but said the'decision the country could do without an Wall Collapses, laced in central or southern is up to the Norwegian Parlia- itely on the basin of low bid." i similar request in another part "What if a mistake was made arsenal in the immediate vicinity New Jersey "where studies hava ment. of the township because of com- n that bid?" Mr. Hansen asked of the Port of New York. Workman Killed shown it would be in the best in- plaints of possible noise and traf- Traditionally neutral Switzer- Jr. Conway. terests of all the people of the land immediately expressed its rtc. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Five state of Ncw Jersey... dislaste for the Common Markers Raps GOP The club will erect the pool in workmen were buried under tonsl r developing drive toward political "I still say Manzo is a fcpu- Millstone brick and lumber when (he'•> -i , /. , sn a ea surrounded by woodland able firm. It must follow the 1 1117 1 lo ( et ind set back approximately 1,400 all of a row house they werweree * ' ' ipecifications or otherwise the azing collapsed yesterday. One II. S. Aini)H*sa..-•.—•—- , ••yx cup sugar After night club engagements in:ley Addy, Nicholas Pryor, Claud- and rode so far he became lost. and salads because in addit'on and vanilla; beat in 2gg thor- ich night spots as the Persian ette Nevins, and Rces Vnughan you have time to loll over to adding their good flavor, thev brunch. oughly. Stir in sifted dry ingred- VENETIAN BLINDS Photography Show • contribute a particularly hand- BLUEBOTTOM CUPCAKES ients alternately with milk; mix some appearance. Sometimes we only until smooth. Spread bat- Re-Taped, Re-Corded, Re-Painted Set in Sussex mix the berries with canned /2 cups blueberries ter over sugared blueberries. OCEANPORT — Len Evenson, pineapple chunks and their syrup. 6 tablespoons sugar Bake in hot (400 degrees) oven > BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY 43 Pocono Ave., president of the Sometimes we use fresh pine- 1 cup sifted flour about 20, minutes or until cake STORE HOURS: > A.M. TO I P.M. N.J. Federation of Camera Clubs apple rings (or the drained i teaspoons baking powder tester inserted into center of WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO t Inc., said today junior or ad' canned ones) and arrange them teaspoon salt cake topping comes out clean. "Between Yanko'i ft Reuiiflles" vanced amateur photographers on salad greens with (he blue- cup shortening Allow to stand on wire rack in may enter their work in the pho- berries; homemade mayonnaise 4 cup sugar cups until warm; turn out. If tography exhibit at the Sussex or a sour cream dressing (real I teaspoon vanilla any of the blueberries remain County Farm and Horse Show. or ersatz) are delectable with 1 fgg in bottom of cups, remove with 1U WIlo nod 4w/iymmg this combination. FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM Entries should be mailed or de- % cup milk spatula and spread over other 32 Broad St. SHadyildt 1-7500 R«d Bank livered to William E. Jones, Box If your family dotes on pan- Wash arid drain blueberries; berries. Serve at once. Delicious Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontotcn—Liberty 2-1010 16, R.D. 3, Newton, by Aug. 7. cakes, don't let the summer pass mix' with 6 tablespoons sugar; served with vanilla ice cream or The show rung from Aug. 8 to without adding some of the fresh divide equallq y into S buttered whipped cream. Makes 8 Aug. 12. blueberries to a batter. Serve 6-ounc6 e custard cups. SifSift flour,'servings' . RED BANK RfGISTER \ Tuesday, August 1, 1961--11 in a Man's To Pull 40 LCJS ANGELES (AP) — When Marjorl* Fisher asks big busi- Three a Day Ships Out ness executives — acquaintances the happens to me$ on plane Of Mothballs trips to New York — "Why did 1 Fresh Air Visitor Likes WASHINGTON (AP) - The your stock sell off today?" they Defense Department has told sen- do double takes.. ators it is pulling about 40 ships But when she gets elected pres- out of mothballs as one step in ident of the Los Angeles Society "Dinners' Best of All President Kennedy's drive to bol- of Security Analysts by 190 men ster the nation's defense capabil- By JANE MORROW Air Fund child. They hope to con- and three women, none of her ities in the cold war crisis. tinue the custom each summer. fellow analysts is, surprised. NEW SHREWSBURY — Luis Members of the Senate Armed Luis is one of a dozen city chil- Marjorie Fisher, a brighteyed, Nunez, 8, is spending two weeks Services and Appropriations Com- dren being given a holiday in this vivacious woman who wears hot here as the guest of Mr. and mitees confirmed that Secretary area by the Lions Club program pink suits with the flair of a Mrs. Lawrence G. Hill, 1r., Riv- of Defense Robert S. McNamara this summer. Chanel model, is the first woman eredge Rd., and their children, gave them word of the plan at to be elected president of such a Mimi, 11, Kathy 10, and Lau- closed hearings last week. society in the United States. rence, 3d, 6. McNamara told the senators 22 Way Up There His visit was arranged by the Health Care of the vessels being pulled back Red Bank Lions Club-New York into service will be made avail- She is also vice president of a Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund. able as troop and cargo trans- company which does investment Luis lives in Manhattan, at 40 Cost Called ports, while 18 or more are small- research for four mutual funds. Madison St., oh the Lower East er craft to be assigned to anti- Assets of the companies total 400 Side. He is the next to the young- SHARING THEIR BLESSINGS — Larry Hill, 6, left, and his sister Kathy, 11, are hosts submarine duty. million dollars. Unrealistic est in a family of eight children. to Luis Nunez, center, of N«w York's lower East Side, for a two-week holiday at their The, secretary emphasized that Miss Fisher lives in Parkla- His parents were born in Puerto WASHINGTON (AP) — An In no aircraft carriers or cruisers brea, loves cats and hopes to get Rico, and still speak but little surance industry spokesman told home on Riveredge Rd., New Shrewsbury. The visit is sponsored by the Red Bank are involved in the plan. to Hong Kong "before the tour' English. Luis speaks good Eng- Congress yesterday President Lions Club—New York Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund, and Luis is one of 12 city chil- Sens. Henry M. Jackson, D- Ists ruin It." She grew up in lish and besides, is teaching Kennedy's program of health care Wash., and Leverett Saltonstall, Toronto and heard stocks and dren being given a holiday this summer by local families. Spanish to his hosts. for the aged under Social Security R-Mass., said the vessels bein» bonds discussed "since I can re- When he is in New York, Luis would cost more than double what demothballed are in various member." sometimes rides a friend's bike, the administration estimates. stages of readiness, some re- Her economics professor at Mt. "but you have to watch out for But a spokesman for the Amer- quiring overhauls and modifica- Holyoke College should have the cops, because they won't let ican Public Welfare Association Boost For Township Library tion, others needing relatively lit- guessed she would become an an- you," he says. He thinks it is backed the Kennedy proposal tle work to put them in shape. alyst: she was treasurer of every- fine that bicycling is permitted saying voluntary insurance pro- McNamara was described as thing she belonged to, including Marjorie Fisher in New Shrewsbury. grams are unable to handle the Civic Qroups Qive Books, Furnishings having told the senators the pro- the International Club. her mutual funds are interested He also enjoys swimming in hisproblem. posed addition of 29,000 naval Her first job upon graduation hosts' pool. MIDDLETOWN — The Middle-jits current project, has raised ap- shelves, was the 15-volume Mc- personnel to man the de-moth- (1942) was with "Dun's Review," H. Lewis Rietz, Houston, Tex. Graw-Hill Encyclopedia of She always arrives for inter- Best of All insurance executive and repre- town Township Library is rich- proximately $700 for science balled ships "will be enough to published by Dun & Bradstreet books. One of its members, Drjsciepce and Technology. Additions views well-briefed, and armed But, "best of all," he says, "I sentative of the American Life er by several gifts of books and do the job." In New York. She wrote business Rudolf Kompfner, a scientist with ,10 the collection will all be cir- with annual reports and lists of like the dinners they give me." Convention, Health Insurance As reviews for the experts on Wall furnishings from local organiza- Bell Laboratories in Holmdcl, isiculating books. questions. It turns out Luis uses the word sociation of America and Life In New titles are already on the Street. Looking back, she says, tions. in charge of selecting titles for a1 The former 4-9 Women's Re- Timing Difficult "dinner" for all meals. Here is surance Association of America, shelves. "I'm amazed that I had the The township Rotary Club, basic science collection. His first publican Club of Leonardo has The difficult part of the cur- what he eats in New York: "In put these price tags on the hos A new bookcase has been nerve to do it!" which selected the library for choice, already on reference room donated $50 for children's books. rent market is the question of the morning, some bread. In the pitalization and nursing home added to the reference room as $30 a Week timing, she maintains. afternoon maybe some rice." program: a gift from the Middletown Bridge She made $30 a week. "An analyst may have a very "We don't eat at night," he Club and the Huber Foundation By 1963, $2.2 billion as against Next she spent two years as comprehensive analysis, but when says when questioned, "but some- has presented a new type dis- $1 billion estimates; by 1983 $5. •n assistant field director with it comes to the question of buy, times I ask for some cereal." play and storage section for peri- billion against $2.5 billion. the American Red Cross in the sell or hold, that's the hard part. When Luis came to visit the Feed Baby With a Smile odicals in the reading room. Rietz said his figures were Philippines. Then she joined Bab- This is an art, I guess you'd say, Hill family, he was very quiet The Friends of the Library have based on actuarial studies. lon's Report, investment adviso- not an exact science." and shy at first and smiled rare- By CECILY BROWNSTONE also donated five double non-fic- 1 ry service. In 1951 she became a What does it take to be a secu- ly, Mrs. Hill reports. He termed as "unrealistic' the Associated Press Food Editor tion bookcases for the main cir- Junior analyst for the firms she is rity analyst? But soon the splendid "dinners" proposed financing of the pro- CERTAIN RULES about feed culating room. ' row with. A good background in econom- and the good companionship of gram—a >/4 of 1 per cent tax ing youngsters should be prac ics, ability to communicate eas- the Hill children caused him to shared by employers and em She is the only woman analyst ticed in babydom. RESERVE TOUR imong eight, in her company. ily, write concise reports, ferret begin to laugh and chatter away. ployees, on a $5,200 payroll basis. The good humor with which MIDDLETOWN - First Lt. te- "I work with common stocks, out the important facts in a mass Neat and Courteous Rietz testified before the House food is offered affects Baby just Roy M. Richey, Jr., 224 Hamil- learn the financial situations of of information. In addition, says "We are enjoying his visit," Ways and Means Committee, as it does toddlers and school tonian Dr., recently completed companies, where they stand, and Miss Fisher the analyst needs Mrs. Hill says. "He is always which has the administration plan age children. two weeks of summer Reserve their competitive positions within curiosity and a knack for evaluat- courteous and gentle. He is so under consideration, although ac If you're a new mother, don't Training at Fort Monmouth. Lt. their own industry." ing new .products. neat that my children could take tion is not expected before nex try to settle the world's most Richey is member of the 1155-1 "You've got to be femine, yet a lesson from him. He fits right year. a Marjorie Fisher specializes in troublesome problems while you ARSU, Monmouth USAR School talk "their language,", she said. into the family. We will be so chemical, drug, food and insur- He contended that voluntary are giving your young one his at Fort Monmouth. "There's no place for the cute sorry to see him go." ance stocks. And four times a health insurance is steadily pro- cereal or spinach. Better enjoy and the coy. You're dealing with This is the second year the year she calls on top financial viding for a greater proportion o that small personality while large sums and busy people." Hills have been host to a Fresh officers to investigate companies the aged. He estimated that 53 you're feeding him; this way per cent of Americans over 65 Baby will have the best chance may need to be restrung at least and not in institutions have some of enjoying his meal. once a year if you wear them SHERMAN'S form of voluntary health cover- Conversation and food just nat Good Grooming Rules frequently. age now, compared with 26 per urally go together. No young Lint, dust and perspiration can cent in 1952. be enemies to a watch. Mrs. Min mother need feel self-conscious ifie suggests you wind your watch Counting those who receive about talking happily to her baby Apply to Jewelry, Too at the same time each day and care under Old Age Assistance while she's feeding him. He'll ap- take it to a reliable dealer for and similar programs, Rietz said, preciate the pleasant sounds even Draperies frequent inspection, cleaning and "it becomes clear that well ove though he's not hep to the words Appropriate jewelry, whether jewelry in tissue when putting it two thirds of (he present aged • Slipcovers adjusting. and he'll respond in his own in I family heirlooms or costume jew- away is also wise. are protected for health care imitable ways. Upholstering elry, adds smartness and charm Occasional Cleaning costs." Another Rule to any costume provided you keep All jewelry needs an occasional Demo Picnic Presenting an opposite view, Don't force food is another Bedspreads the jewelry looking nice. cleaning. Soap, powder and dirt In Eatontown former Social Security Commis- rule. Nowadays most babies get • Curtains Mrs. Florence G. Minifie, ex- adhering to the backs of stones sioner Charles E. Schottland. EATONTOWN-In lieu of its their first tastes of solid food Shop-at-Home Service tension clothing specialist at Rut-deaden their brilliance. Clean th( July meeting, the Eatontown speaking for the American Pub- when. they are three to four Phone SH 1-264J gers University, emphasizes the back part of set stones by brush lic Welfare Association, told the Democratic Club held a picnic months old. While this introduc Sherman's need for proper storage, Don't ing lightly with a soft brush. Sunday at Meadowbrook play- commitee: tion is going on, both Baby and Decorators overload your jewelry box, she Rub gold jewelry with a so ground, Wyckoff Rd. "There is no question that vol Mother need to take it easy. 46S Broad St., Shrewsbury advises. cloth. Silver jewelry needs a fim untary insurance for.the aged has In this period Baby has to More than 100 members and FREE PARKING .. A diamond can easily scratch silver polish. guests attended. made tremendous progress in the make a startling adjustment. Up other stones or metal settings. A Rub pearl beads frequent!; The next meeting of the group United States. There is also no to now he's taken in liquid food box that separates different types with a soft chamois. When the; will be Aug. 27 at 8 p.m. in the question . . . that it can not pro-by sucking. Now he's going to of jewelry is best. Take time to become very soiled, soak them ir first aid building. vide the solution to the total prob- learn to swallow solid food. This lukewarm water and mild soap see that the articles get into their! lem of medical care for the aged is an entirely new experience; in HAPPY MOOD at feeding time helps baby's food go proper setting. Wrapping fine Good pearl and bead necklace! addition both the taste and con- Schottland said that despite down. Learning to eat solids is a startling adjustment for Kitchen Tips enactment last year of a bill ex- sistency of solid foods are dif- DENNIS THE MENACE by HANK KETCHAM panding the federal-state old age ferent from what a youngster has him. Don't rush it. If you like mocha flavor, whip program to take care of health known up to now. The first solids heavy cream with a tablespoon of needs of the medically indigent, should be finely strained smooth phasis is placed on such sudden instant coffee powder and confec- "there are even now not more food mixed with milk to help passions, usually they run brief tioners' sugar to taste (about 1-3 than 15 states in which needy them go down easily. courses. cup). Fill and frost a small choc- persons, including the aged, can When you introduce new solid Cautious Eaters olate layer cake with the cream. receive all essential medical care foods to a baby or toddler, offer Some children are cautious with the assistance of public a small taste first, then gradual- eaters, some the adventurous Quick-lunch:—Heat-eanned-*s- funds," ly Increase the amount. Young- typer-DonU-ask-thero-to-do-quick- sters ire gfeat skeptics' paragus (or use stalks of the Schottland asked: "I wonder changeovers. By introducing a cooked fresh vegetable) and how many Americans feel that it unfamiliar; they need time to variety of new foods slowly, drain. Arrange on buttered toast; is a sound practice to force a make friends with new foods. you'll help the timorous charac- add plain cream or cheese sauce person to go on public relief in Appetites Vary ters develop more sophisticated and garnish with sliced hard- order to receive medical care? Children's appetites, like those tastes, and you're bound to please cooked eggs. of adults, sometimes vary from the adventurers. day to day. Why shouldn't they? Among the new foods ready for Ever add strips of leftover Quits As Head So don't expect your baby or pre-babies and toddlers is ham with baked ham to cooked snap beans? schooler to eat absolutely every vegetables and cereal, designed The ham strips can be browned Of Yellow Cab drop of food at every feeding to provide valuable protein in a slightly in the butter that is to be time or meal with unchanging en- form children like. In the juice PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Ed- used to season the beans. Good thusiasm. Forcing food produces line also, Baby gets a break: mund F. Higgins, 44, has an with roast or fried chicken or nothing more than rebellion. A there's a new apple-cherry juice nounced his resigantion as ptesv turkey. youngster may take a little less with vitamin C added. 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Thunder squalls out battle when rain brought an left with a 1-0 lead. Purkey, p 0 0 fused to drop out of a rugged all along the course and rough, crew consisted of his ton Jeff, end to yesterday's second 1961 Don Schwall, Boston's amazing Doug McNitt and Mrs. Paul Mahaffey, p 0 Texas Tower Memorial ocean wiod-'wfaipped seas took Us toll All-Star game after nine in- rookie who has compiled an 11-2 c-lluilil , 1 0 sailing race over the week-end Spence. Koufaz, p ,. 0 0 of contestants early Saturday. nings. It goes into the books as record since his recall from Se- d-Artman, r[ _ J 0 ad finally sailed in at 12:25 p.m. The Perth Amboy skipper won tie. attle in late May, scrambled out Four boats, including Jerry Total! .....32 I yesterday afternoon to win all the the Texas Tower Memorial Miller, the National League's of dangerous situations in the AMERICAN (I) AB IIII trophies. Bourne's "Aqualure" from Rum- plaque, the race's top award,, Cash lb 4 0 son, which' was dismasted, winning pitcher of a 5-4 battle fourth and fifth before the Na- Colavilo. If A variety of adverse weather the Commodore's trophy for the tionals finally broke through Kallne il dropped out before noon. first boat to finish and the trophy in 10 innings in windy Candle- Mantle, cf conditions eliminated 12 of the stick Park at San Francisco July for the tying run in the sixth. Romano, c 13 starters in the 148 nautical-mile Those that managed to ride out for the Class "B" over-all win- b-Marln 1 0 11, struck out five of the 10 men Hank Aaron of the Milwaukee Howard, c 1 0 grind out to the Tower marker the storm ran into extremely light ner. he faced in a brilliant one-hit Braves grounded out open'ng the Ajiarlclo, tn 2 0 bouy and return to Bouy 2 off the air and were practically be- AH the 13 starters are account- eMTB 1 0 three-inning chore. Pascual fanned sixth, but Schwall walked Mil- Tcmplr, 2l> 2 0 Atlantic Highlands Harbor en- calmed three* quarters of the ed for and there was little dam- waukee's Ed Mathews. The 23- B. Robinson, 3b 3 0 age to boat equipment although four in his three hitless in- BunnlnK. I> 0 trance. All except Chasalow way 'out to the Tower site. All nings and walked oniy one man. year-old right-hander steadied Schwall, p O dropped out before 3 p.m. Sunday. except Chasalow dropped out quite a few cases of seasickness Pascual, p 1 0 were reported. Henry Mihm's None of the 30 previous A11- and got Willie Mays of San Fran- The race Was sponsored by the realizing that their crews would cisco on a fly ball to right but Total! 30 1 4 Jersey Ocean Racing Club. The not be able to get back In time "Tamara" and Anson Peckham's Star games had ended in a tie a-Grounded out for Purkey In 3rd. although the 1952 game in Phila- hit San Francisco's Orlando Ce- h-Popppd out for Romano In 4th. U. S. Coast Guard provided pa to go to work on Monday morn- Alegra" also suffered equipment peda on the shoulder with a pitch. c-Struck out for Mahaffey In 5tli. ing. damage. ' delphia was rained out after five d-Flled out for Koufax In 7th. trol craft most of the way. Eddie Kasko of Cincinnati e-8truck out for Kaako In 8th. Innings with the National a 3-2 [•Struck out for Aparicio In 9th. WINNING FORM — C. W. "Bill" Lyon, left, and hh winner. bounced a slow roller to short- NATIONAL 000 001 O0O—' AMERICAN 100 000 000—. brother Frank as they brought winning boat into Atlantic The game started in bright sun- stop Luis Aparicio of Chicago tTle, game called ralnl shine In 70 degree weather but who held the ball, unable to make E—Boiling. DP--Boiling. Kasko am Highlands harbor to retain Bill Lyon's Star Class champ- White; Wtiltt, Kasko anil Balling Sharp Putting Wins PGA dark clouds rolled over Fenway a play cm any runner. That LOR— National 7. American 5. 2B- ionship in the sixth annual Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club loaded the bases. Whlt. HR-Colavlto. SB—Kallne. Park in the middle innings and IP KH the lights were turned on at Bill White of St. Louis, who Bunnlng 3 Club open sailing regatta last week-end. Schwali 3 the start of the seventh, It start- doubled in the fifth, slammed a Pascual .1 ed to rain in the eighth, forcing sharp bouncer between Sohwall's Purkey .... 2 Crown for Jerry Barber Mahaffey 2 the boxseat customers of the legs. Aparicio dashed to his Koutax _ 2 Mlllfr _ 3 crowd of 31,851, paying a net left, fielding the ball on the first BB— Schwall 1 rMalhews), Pasciml CHICAGO (AP) — Plucky Jer- On the final hol« today both The lS-hole playoff produced base side of second base but (Maym, Purkey 2 'Aparicio, Temple Top-Seeded Long Barber and January, showing some phenomenal golf for "a " $172,298.19, to rush for cover. ry Barber and his magic putter Mahaffpy 1 iMahtle). SO—Bunning For a long time it appeared couldn't make a play while Math (Burgpnsi. Srhwall 2 (Roseboro, beat Texan Don January in a signs of pressure and strain in sweltering gallery of 4,000 over cws raced home with the tvini» Miisiali, Pfisctia! 4 (Roseboro 2, Ma the intense heat, hooked their that a first-inninc home run by thews, Bankai. Purkey 1 (Cash. R brilliant sub-par playoff battle the 6,722-yard, par 70 Olympia Detroit's Rocky Colavilo off Cin- run. That ended the day's scor- Robinson». Koufax 1 f Mantle). Mllle drives into fairway traps. Fields 'Country Club course, one ing. 5 (Apnrlclo, Temple, Mantle, Howard yesterday and became the oldest cinnati's Bob Purkey would be Sitvem. Wins in RB Open The tiny Barber, a cap pulled of the country's most famous NATIONAL O) AUK II HBP-Ey Schwal! (Ceperial. PB— and smallest player ever to win tight over his eyes, planted his courses. the ball game. Rocky's drive, his Wills. 1 I) 1 Burpeas. lT—Nanp fAt plate, Secorj the PGA golf championship. Bar- second in All-Star play, soared Aaron, rf 2 0 0 (Nl first base, Flayerty (A) secorn RED BANK — Top-seeded Bill The day before, Wilkinson and feet solidly in the sand and The Los Angeles mite, one of Mlllfr. p _ .000 base, Sudol (Ni third Imse, Smith Dot Gorsuch and Marshall Rapp. The dramatic finish, during missed his putt. has had a smaller champion and mouth Beach, 6-1, 6-0. In the second, Richard Nicoletti, which Barber nailed birdies on Barber sank his for a par 4 and tiny Barber is a rarity in this Red Bank, and Shiela Link, Oak- three of the last six holes, was the championship, worth $11,000 age of long-knocking golf goliaths. hurst, downed the Little Silver almost a match — but not quite in cash and bringing the added The oldest PGA champion had Pop Warner duo of Lillian Tucker and Herb — for his unbelievable comeback honor of a position on the U. S. been Chick Harbert, who was 39 Gandel, 6-3, 4-6, 6-1. Sunday when he sank successive Ryder cup team, which plays years old when he won in 1954. putts of 30, 40 and 50 feet to the British pros at Royal Lytham Barber took his victory gra- gain a tie with January at 277. at St. Anne's on-the-Sea. Entry Lists ciously. He said he told January Wall's Washed as they walked off the last 61 Schedule green: "The best player didn't Out Program win today - bot I'm glad I RUMSON — The Rumson Bull- U. S. Distance did." dogs of the Jersey Shore Pop Gulping soda pop on a chain Warner Football League will Reset for Sat. basis and examining every putt play an eight-game schedule Hi's for at least two minutes. Barber fall, Bill Diffenderfer, club secre- WALL TOWNSHIP - A torren- gave a tremendous exhibition tary, announced recently. tial downpour which completely Stars On Way around the greens. flooded Wall Stadium's infield and The season opens with a home He had nine one-putt greens, contest against New Shrewsbury washed out most of the parking area last Saturday caused Wall's sinking birdie putts of 16, 18 and at the Rumson-Fair Haven Re- 10 feet on the 12th, 14th and gional High School athletic field management to postpone the 100- lap Midsummer Classic modified- Up After Wins 15th greens to wipe out a 2-stroke on Sunday afternoon Sept. 24. sportsmen stock car race. The January lead. Game-time for all home dates He said he learned to putt TED STARS AT FENWAY PARK AGAIN—Former Red Sox slugger Ted Williams, event will be held Saturday night WARSAW (AP) — The United "It used to burn u« up when is 2 p.m. States long distance runners — they laughed at us. We never by practicing under a street light The rest of the schedule runs Saturday's program will include when a kid. It was his 50-footer in tielesi as usual, winds up fo throw out the first ball to itart the second All-Star three 12-lap heat races, a 10-lap long a source of combined amuse- were invited to the European 9ame af as follows: ment and ridicule to the Europ- meets because no one thought the dark yesterday on the fina' F«"way Park. (AP Wirephoto) Oct. 1—l'nton Beach fawavl consolation race and the 100-lap- hole which kept him alive in «—Wall Townnhlp (home) eans — threatened to get down to we were good enuogh. 1!S— Keyport (awny> per for the modified-sportsmen the toymament. 26—Mntnwnn (home) cars, a special five-lap match race world record dockings in the "Everyone talks about how the January, a lean six-footer of 29—N'eplune (awayi for the sports cars and a pair near future. rest of the world is catching up to Nov. 5—Manaaouan (home> 165 pounds, had trouble with his Nov. 12—Pair Haven (away) of 20-lap feature races for novice "They're not laughing at us us in most of the track events. MBC Host To Territorial 3 driving. He hooked his driye_ on^ cars. any more," said pint-sired Max WeH, how about the way we are The-Bulldogs wiil-be supported the first hole and only a lucky by a so,uad of 10 cheerleaders Drivers and car-owners will be Truex, acting as spokesman for catohing up to the Europeans George Young and Jim Beatty. in the events we never bothered carom off a fence enabled him to coached by Mrs. Jane Sparling. gunning for the biggest share of salvage his par. Comet Regatta this Week-end The Forestdale School band will the largest 100-lap purse ever of- with — the 10,000 meters, the plav at all home games. fered at Wall, along with double steeplechase and 5,000 meters?" After assuming a 2-stroke lead by winning the fourth and fifth RED BANK — Monmouth Boat The North Jersey lake clubs The club is still looking for points toward the season's cham- Truex shocked t!he 30,000 spec- the stakes. William Pratt and Ev additional sponsors to help launch pionship. New Tvpe tators who turned out for the holes, he hooked his drive into Club will host the North Jersey will have top competitors in Bob the trees at the seventh, barely an Beecher will handle the patrol its first season. First race is slated to get the second day of the United States- got 30 yards on his attempted re- Comet Class Territorial Three re- Wales, Ted Reinhold and Rodger craft. The Regional Three Comet First practice for all team mem- green flag at 8:30 p.m. Poland meet Sunday by winning Boat Fnters covery and banged his third Into gatta on the Navesink River this Low, Green Pond; Ed Strouse class vice chairman is Everett bers will be tonight at the For- the 10.000 meters in 30:08.4. This Coon, of the Glen Wild Lake a trap, for a double bogey six. week-end. The two-day event de- Everett Coon and Stewart Willis, restdale School. is a European, and particularly Club. Middletown First Race a Central European speciality. He rallied to turn one-up, with termines qualifiers from this dis- Glen Wild Lake, Harry Slade, Shrewsbury S. & Y.CVs entrant, "Furthermore," said Tnmx, a one-under-par 34, ndJiejKn'L Highland,Lakes, and Pave _Brett -HIGHLANDS.-.. Navesink Lam- 2-up when he put his approach trict-in the Comet Class were "determined as a result o. Bolt Enters Youth League "by the 1964 Olympics I hooe to Lake Hopatcong. inating, Ltd., has designed and three feet from the pin for a tjonal Championships to be held the best six of 10 races in the break the world record of 28:18.8 Reginald B. Wolcott is the re- PGA Doghouse AMERICAN DIVISION developed a new reinforced sail- birdie deuce on the 11th. club's recent qualifying series 1 (held by Russia's Pyotr Bolot •t Miles River, Md., Sept. 7-10. gatta chairman. Morris Sherwood ine din?y, the Hornpiper, But it was here that Barber,, Miltenberger led the way with CHICAGO (AP) — Tommy Falrvlew Braves 17 2 nikov). Until last year, the A fleet of 35 Comets will com- Is the race committee chairman The. boat measures 9 feet 4 refusing to be beaten, got his 20814 points. Rogers was runner (Thunder) Bolt was in the PGA Harmony Keglen __ 10 9 American record was 30:28 and pete in the three-race series here^ assisted by William Bennett, Rob- doghouse again Sunday and try- inches over-all with a 59-inch belated charge going again — up with 208 and Morrison, third McDonald's Raiders ._ beam, The Hornpiper is equipped that's why the Europeans paid no Two races will be held Saturday, ert Bruce, Dick Griffith, Bordcn Ing to bark his way out. Gill's Falcons attention to us. just as he did Sunday in the at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., with Hance, Joseph Murray and Rob- with 202|4. Kingston was fourth with racelite fittings and carries final round of the 72-Me stroke with 195, and Ingram, fifth, with The 43-year-old stormy petrel St. Mary'g Frlarg 6 10 "But When I lowered it |oj_^ E nl 9:.10 nil ert—Wotrir-Sherwoodr-Wood-and 56_square_feeLoLsaiL play-tournament. ""^ 189. of golf's tournament circuit was Suburban" Sox ....__B IT Sandy Huntsman, -president of Wi iiflthe Olympics, "they began The final race start! at 11 a.m. Hance will serve on the protes indefinitely suspended from M & M ...... < 11 to take notice. I was the first Barber picked up one stroke at committee. The regular club qualifying se- Navesink Laminating, considers Sunday, with the trophy presen- PGA co-sponsored meets on a St. Mary's Blue Jayg 5 the Hornpiper's safety features American to' place in the event the 425-yard 12th with a 16-foot- tations following the race In the Harvey Schanck is in charge of ries (best eight of 10 races) went charge of using abusive lan- er, and after halving the long to Miltenberger with 272*4 Points NATIONAL BOYS DIVISION the most imnortant. He says that since 1924." Monmouth clubhouse. guage in the locker room of Pt. Monmouth 1st Aid 11 4 if capsized the boat will not sink, truex said he has been watch- 13th in pars, rolled in one from Kingston was second with 256, In Olympia Fields Country Club. 18 feet on the 14th hole and from All races will be held over Gold gram, third, with 246, Robinson, Navesink Indians ..10 4 and will support the weight of ing Boiotnlkov for a long time. It just wasn't Bolt's day. Af- 10 feet at the 15th to go one, Cup courses, either triangular or fourth, with 240 and Adamson Leonardo Field Club .9-8 two in crew. The oolyurethane "And I wonder if people real- ter storming around and de- stroke ahead. windward-leeward depending on 2d fifth with 238. St. Mary's Angels .. 9 8 foam below the floor boards ize that It took him seven years the prevailing wind conditions. claring himself innocent of the Navesink Chiefs .8 8 gives the boat bouyance, he ex- of work to get his record to January levelled the score at Rogers, a former Moth class charge, he went to get his auto Belford Seals .. ( 10 olains. where it is now." the 16th, sinking a birdie putt Entries are expected from Com competitor, borrowed a boat and of seven feet, and when tr»s 17th and found the police had towed Belford Blues 5 10 The foam is made with a freon Young, a first lieutenant in the et fleets at Green Pond, Glen finished 10th in a 40,-boat fleet in hole was played in par 4s, the it away. It had been parked in Greeleys S 11 »as component and the polvure- Army stationed at Fort Lee. also Wild Lake, Highland Lakes, Lake olayoff went down to the last the recent Moth class national an officials' section without thane resin. The gas bubbles is aiming at the world 3,000 me- Hopatcong, Shark River, Atlantic championships at Spray Beach proper Identification on the ho'e climax. Highlands, Shrewsbury S. & Y.C. Jockey Bill Hartack rode 1,402 mixed with the resin cause the ter steeplechase record of 8:31.2 Rogers hopes to introduce the windshield. horses and they won $2,118,914 foaming. held by Russia's Gregory Taran. The new PGA champion got and the host Monmouth Boat Club Moth, an excellent craft for junior his introduction to golf as a cad- fleet. Bolt finally found It near the in 1960. He led the riders with C. L. Henry, vice president of "Setting an American record sailors as well as seniors, to this caddy shack. 307 wins of 8:38 in Moscow gave me a lot dv at the aee of 6, became a The winner will receive the John Navesing Laminating, said the area in the near future. The Hornoioer was designed in the of encouragement," said Young. professional 21 years ago and has J. Fernandez perpetual trophy. class is extremely popular in fall of 1959, and the prototype hull Now that "I'm less than seven been playing the tour since 1950. TheMTirsJLlLfinisMrs^wjILgcLthe South JsrseyJ was ' experimentally sailed last seconds from tihe worid record, He has been a consistent mon- coveted berths in the Comet In- A Cooper River Y:C. sailor, summer to test varlous^speciflca- I- don't think it's beyond-me." ey, winner on. the .circuiLbut jjey.,-- "ternational Regatta on Chesa- Ronald Patterson, wo*n the nation tions. er has won a maior crown. Two peake Bay. , al Moth title, his second succes- The boat was raced for the first years ago at Minneapolis he Qualifies 11 Boats sive Important triumph in this time last week-end at Monmouth Jersey Shore seemed to have the PGA crown rn Boat Club, Red Bank. Hie bag when he took bogeys on A strong Shrewsbury S. & Y.C. class. Last month the 19-year-old The boat's mast and boom are Baseball League the two final ho'es and lost by a Fleet 35 contingent Is favored to pilot took the International Moth made of spruce, and the rudder stroke to Bob Rosburg. gain most of the places. This class championships at Ocean Yesterday's Results City. of mahogany. Red Bank Townera II, Ukewood fleet will send 11 boats, including *• Runner-up in the nationals was Navesink Laminating also 1 the defending champion Leighton HEADS MAT CARD — Billy makes sudh reinforced plastic sroexe/?/? MCK Waters. Other Shrewsbury entrants Ken Klare of Miami, Fla., the Freehold 5, Long Branch 2 products as ohemical tanks and Manasquan 3, Belmar 1 Include: Hank MiltcnberKer, Dave Darnell, pictured above, I960 champion. Blair Fletcher, a well-known Comet and Moth sail trays, electrical equipment cov- Union House I, Madison 0 (for- Kingston, Charles (Bud) Roger.i, teams up with Dick Steinborn ers and bouys. feit) Tom Morrison, Robbie Robinson, or from Cooper River Y.C, was to meet the combine of Mark fifth over-all. The bouys the firm i* now Lea Adamson 2d, Walt InRram, Standings Lawin and Don Curtis in tb,4 making for the state will be W LPc«. 3d Al Schneider, Butch Adam- used on all state controlled water- ion Doug Stives and John Mur- Union House 9 I .750 feature wrestling bout at ways. Previously, the state has Long Branch IAMA .... 8 5 .«15 dakis, LADIES DAY Convention Hall, Asbury had trouble losing bouys due to Freehold Townsmen _ I S .115 Waters, who won the title last Wall Stadium Park, Friday night. Four sinkage because "misguided hunt- Belmar Knights X « .571 year on Rarltan Bay, will be sail- ers" use them for target practice Manasquan A. C 7 7 .500 Route. 34 Belmar Ing his new Blair Fletcher-built solo bouts will complete the The new bouys, filled with poly- Red Bank Townen • « .500 Comet. Lcighton's brother Dean card, first bout starting at urethane foam, are unsinkable. Madison PBA t 7 .412 every Saturday Nite won this event in 1058-59, but Is Lakewood • IS .1 rr:t competing this year, 9 p.m. A. 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DAILY CROSSWORD Bridge Column •THEY awn men ACSO8S WHERE nick- By ALFRED SHEWWOLD > ,. ISOTWYfCIJCATlOH; name When you have trouble choosing dubs, discarding a diamond flom recently sward* the best line of. play, select one dummy. lLHut T.Oentnnr that may deceive an opponent. ' East could have debited the IX Pointed plant contract by leading out the ace 8. Water's South took the ace of hearts and the ace of spades and then of diamonds, followed by the flow liCp had *o decide whether to lead queen of diamonds to dummy's 14. Avoided < king. West would get in with the clubs or diamonds. The idea was l& h jack of diamonds to lead a club 38. Hedges 14. Ireland to catch East in an eventual end 16. Maria 32. Queen through dummy's ace. 17.Nantical goddess play without giving West a chance la Boosting Cauas, to gain the lead. The play is interesting if South for one 33. Indigo XL Neighborly 35. Leave OOt If West had the jack or queen gathering 15. Solemn 30. Farewell 38. Minus of diamonds, South could make 1 Si. Seraglio •wonder . (Spt> lfl. Mandarin 3L Untidy 38. Norm— sure of the contract by tackling THE HANDS 25. Alter, as 40. Exist a story tea person diamonds first. If. West had the East dealei 37.Affimmttvo queen or king of clubs, however Both sides vulnerable TOtO * South should tackle the club first NORTH 88. Entertain* A very difficult choice. * 10 9 8 5 4 2 J tag Deceptive Lead EK..X GOT STOCK. SO. Takes as 0 K 10 9 WITH A FEW LEFTOVER one's owa 13 South solved his problem by A-6 3 ITEMS 1 8L Shaded leading the ten of clubs from his WEST EAST A 6 * 3 hand. East won with the queen SQ 9 7 6 4. 81 Sanskrit 9KQ10853 7" and naively assumed that South 8 4 3 school lacked the jack of clubs because 0 J 0 A Q 6 87. Russian Y////A • 7 4 2 *KQ5 rj he hadn't led it. This kind of as- SOUTH leader YA •"• * (poa«.) sumption is reasonable when AKQI 7 lead is made by a defender since A JHiCtovered ar 0 7 5 2 wftli figures that player is trying to inform his I 10 9 8 ». Const* partner. Declarer has no such EMt Sooth West North fatten olbigation to tell the truth to his 1 OU WOE WELL. I AM A WERE W3LF, PRINCE NEBUCH THEINTOTST5 fcAy the queen. East takes a second OF SCIENCE «. Grided diamond and gives a trick to dummy's king. South gets to his Forcella hand with a trump and finesses club around to East's queen. An Opportunity Gets Stay Now East is caught in an end play. If East returns a club, de- clarer gets a free" finesse. If East By SAM DAWSON and the outer seven to get to- Of Execution returns anything else, South ruffs Many ar court goes into its fall session, here, i "ASTRO-GUIDE" PASO ROBLES, Calif.. (AP) —An earthquake rallied windows For Wednesday, August 2 nd crockery' in th<" Past) Rob- los-Kifig City arena at 4:07 Sun Present—For You and Yours . . . Not at lavorable a No damage was reported. The day as the past two, so slow isually quake-sensitive area of down a little. People are attrac- |nllister, a hundred miles to the ted to odd colors, unconven- mrlh along the same fault, re- tional i t y. and Bohemianisni REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY Mrtp(lkno tremor. Residents in- umfcr current ray.v. licccntrici* WELLTWTS licatod the quake centered tics cause uncxplainablc acts. WHEN I WENT HOME SAH? I KNEW ibout 25 miles east of Paso Rob- Best to by-pass social activity A SWITCH/ y BETTER THAW TO es. for the moment. You'll finJ PLAY ON The quake lasted about 25 sec- plenty lo do around home. ids with a rolling motion. WOULD CUFFS -AMD5EI0T Paso Rnbios is about 190 miles 1 A TALK WITH south of San Francisco. King City Past . . . Women are steadily Future . . . Argentina will go METO0EP Is 45 miles north of Pasn Robles. outnumbering men in this coun- all-out to renew popularity of MY MOTHER try. In 1950, we had 9') men for its native dance, (he tango. Mf'wiV-lw' Pvnrvful every 100 women. In I960, Chauvinistic Argentinians will there were but. 97 men for implore the government to en- all CHfCAGO (AP) - The fourth every 100 American women. A ,.», ....„., . , . , onsccutivo Sunday "wade in" vastly greater percentage differ- ANY ShASON-is the right sea-.demonstration was staacd with- as many tangos as all other ence exists over the age of 65. •on for this carefree ca^al^lQUUiuydent-at traditiotiallv-.'ll- types of music combined. tnd the perfect fabffes are coo||whito Rainbow Beach on Chica- rayon, cotton, linen. We like, wejR0's south side know you'll like the curvy yoke- About 63 Negroes and white The Day Under Your Sign •nd hip pocket detail. demonstrators spent most of yes ARIES |Born Mirch 71 to April 19) LIBRA |S»pt. 33 to Oct. 22) THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY Printed Pattern 9444: Misses' terday afternoon on t'ne beach, ilr it ra*y. Ku«liiti|t j Avoi'l tfiiMon r>r ryxttain. Health «d- i*li#l nothing ?nil nt»y (.fliiic etmlti, Sizes 10, 12, 14, lfi, 18. Size 16 circled by two cordons of about WHAT TAD, CAN VOU RUM DOWN TAURUS (April 20 40 W*y 20) takes.3% yards 39-inch fabric. j200 uniformed policemen SCORPIO (Oct. 2J to Nov. 21) IN THE WORLD h TO THE STORE FOR A LOAF Atinxl In flulir* an? y pattern for first-class mailing. GEMINI (May 21 to Junt 21) 5AGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to D.c. 21) __ ( (JP FOR THE school students, left the beach in • t* »rr tricky in cntntt him lVnjiJr IctJil l*» clunui- i!i(ir mintls and •ft\ FOOTBALL Send to Marian Martin, The Redsmall groups as the afternoon nirs. nr rjrfful m rsprei will \n: tl.iinif»h»t n Bj'l'kcait, iril Ilirni *'Jian\tn»i\r 'fniuntit on I'liiftiri1 tn.iy hp Hrflr'Tnl in breaking L •Pattern Catalog. No matter whaljyear have been recorded b'ihcj htm, c,r «.n >-iut»rif. Tike »t *i»yl |mi?ii. H"l'l your trni|>ti ! BiM, you'll find it! 35c | central Hudson Bay region. ______. O 1961, FirMKnifrpriirt, Inc. _ HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK REGISTER ANNOUNCEMENTS •OATS It ACCESSORIES HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-Mtle • Female FOR SALS APARTMENTS UNTURrnSHBD ~ tialtrn thrw rooms Tuesday, August 1,-1961—15 LOST MID FOUND EXPERIENCED OPERATORS j laUTOAL FUNDS out BoorA «H MsM after • pm. CROWELL AGENCY IJOST — XsitUta' bolMog, las* Tliun- A & .8 BOAT SAIES i WANTED 50 BUCKS 4ar. Wfll «o»»« to "Hand*", ebUdrra APARTMENT. uluIU m». or uaderwaar and sleepwfca? factory.! Multiple listing Realtor REAL ESTATE WANTED won't Mi haaith dMllntor! BobsUatlal OHer§ ! SUCCESS Steady empkonoent, ncetient working rrwu4 <«W«1. Can Mr. Sabtrt Whai.j BUYS ANY AT l-Ot«6 WE HAVE BVYMBM ' • BMT WUCW conditlops. PUue- apply: Mfctawae WH 4HK1. 41 E.. Front St. . Red Bank 'sdits, 1 Johnson Ave., Ualawan. ton RANCH HOMM nJMrtMttD iTUDIO APABTMBNt - MIDDLETOWM — Hoinwlel »r«a. Two- FOUND — Afcout ytsr-old male, brown • momsT uvKutrt BREEDS BEDROOM OR Ideal lor single or couple, on* block DXNTAL ASSIBTAHT — Three diyi, SH MOM , three or four bedrooms. Op to tl*.OOO. ul whin colllt, Vicinity Chaptl Hill On all boata, motori and trailtrf. station. 8H 1-7276. own transportation, two offices. Per- Call BAHOKET WtALTT. Hazlet, CO ul TUtm Road are*. «U 7-S4M. Alao a, eomplata Una of paints, bard manent Typing necessary. Write "Den- LIVING ROOM EWLY DECORATED lour rooms and RED BANK 4-2010. • wars, waMr skis and accessories. tal" Box Ml, Red Bank, N.J. SUCCESS! ath. Lovely for couple with ch !•>. HANDYMAN BPECIAL dealred. Used, LADIES. DO YOU NEED SCHOOL Kited in Mlddletown. about ons mils Dutch Colonial in the very DISCOUNTS TO 40% IN THIS AD! Red Bank. Call SH 1-9431, but not abused, eight to twelve-room AUTOMOTIVE FUNDS? Women are having a good in- within-10 mile radius of KeyporL Box A*B BOAT RALX8 come representing Avon Cosmetics. The great forward motion 1TERRACIAL — Four-room untur- belt section. You will be 23. Keyport. N.J. AUTOS AND TRUCKS Openings now available. Call SH 1-4343. Some bruited . . . torn* uied { Hwy. 3S Beltord >f our Mutual Funds- Division Ished apartment, all utilities supplied proud of this home. Four bed- 1958 CHEVROLET — Four-door itiUon Between Ktansburg suid IRONING AND CLEANING — Wednes- Wt'r* clearing out 24 grouping! 11 CA 2-0961 or CA 2-1920. waton, (fowl condition. Pbont RU 1- Atlantic Highland* day and Friday. Experienced, refer- regtrdleis of original coat I rooms, tiled bath, two powder LISTINGS WANTED ences. 11.25 per hour. 8H 1-0481 after has created openings for— «2» TIT-MOO Partial Lining For the Red Bank Area ~ p.m. rooms, beautiful living room UM FORD STATION WAGON — Four COMMERCIAL RENTALS Multiple Listing System BARGAIN -Any boat jou want to 6 Pc. Modern bedroom with door, automatic, power steering, radio, own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- and fireplace, dining room Call: ROL3TON WATERBURT htater. A-t' condition, muit' sell. $530, TEN MEN ' pillows $50 'ORE FOR RENT — on White St. 16 West Front St., Red Bank rangements completed In one call at WAITRESSES L1| your own broker or Call SH T- IS Maplewood Ave., Rumson. any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH 10 Pc. Convertible living room and den. Only $26,000. SH 7-3500 90. COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. BH 1- Dining room — Counter. with accesiorUs $50 Over S3.000.000 sold by MIA 1952 FORD — Used only as second OR WOMEN 1000. 17 Pc. Classic livlne room with jDQE ROOM for rent. Center of in three months car. Good tires, excellent engine, low Experienced, Over 21 DELUXE custom built ranch on a lampi k tables $60 wn. Could be used 'also for office mileage, 'tm. 787-6081. 14' BLOIN RUNABOUT — SV, h.p. lace. Approximately 2.400 sq. ft Write qulft Rumson lane. Tills plaster wall Ef you're looking: .or a high Income 3 Pc. Beclfonal sofas (2) choice • LEGAL NOTICE- 1959 CHEVROLET IMPAIA — Co.. Cvinrude motor and stand, trailer and potential and if you have a finely ^ODOE" Boi 611. Red Bank. ranch la In tip top condition. Foyer, hitch; 12* boat. All cheap for quick Maher's Restaurant of fabrics jso large living rootn with fireplace, for- vertlble. White walls, fully equipped. BOARDWALK LONG BRANCH ievetoped Instinct for silling, you may FFICE SPACE FOR RENT — On NOTICE one owner. t!6M. 8H 1-1578. sUe. 787-2551. be one of the ten people Wanted by 6 Colonial bedroom wltli plllowi, mal dining room, modern kitchen. CA 2-4902 :wy. 35, Mfrddletown. Ideal for profes- three fine bedrooms, two baths, laun- 1«' OLD TOWN CANOE, $75. 14' row- Baotie 4 Co. lamps _ „. .$50 The following entitled ordinance viz: 1940 Laflalle — Convertible. Black, good oral use. For Information call BH 1- dry. Convenient to bus, ocean, river, boat with Sit h.p. Briggs Strstton en- 3 re. Traditional bedroom AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND running condition. Radio and heater, COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER — Le- Here is a chance to move upward" ai a 134. schools, l'i seres. S34.500. SUPPLEMENTING ARTICLE IV, SEC- gine, $150. Boat trailer, 175. SH 1-1182 beaull/ul finish «.,.|50 il2». RU 1-1332, full-time Registered Representative of TION B. AND ARTICLE XIV. SEC- or AT 1-0040. gal experience preferred, but not neces- HREEROOH OFFICE Suite, Broad m old, established and respected N. Y TION E.2 OF AN ORDINANCE EN- 1960 VOLKSWAGEN — Rallo. heater, Name Vour Terms I Shrewsbury. Call 17' CHRIS CRAFT — Inboard. Qood 3tock Exchange Firm. TITLED, "THE 1960 REVISED ZON- excellent condition, 11279. Call alter sary. Immediate employment. EH 1-3400 No Delivery Charges I SH 7-2004 The Dowstra Agency ski boat. Will consider smaller boat INO ORDINANCE OF THE TOWN- 91 E. Front St. Red Bank «:30 CO 4-3781. trade. 8H 7-0530. SHIP OF MIDDLETOWN ' ADOPTED OPERATORS — On' dresses, section One Month SH 1-8700 NOVEMBER 29. 1960. was passed on U54 FONTIAC +- Two-door, Radio and IS' OWENS outboard Cruiser. 35 h.p. work. Apply 2D4 Market St.. Perth final reading at a meeting of the heater. Alklng 1275. Call Bvlnrude, convertible top, side curtains, Amboy. Training Program FIELD FURNITURE HOUSES FOR RENT Member Multiple Listing 811 1-7875 full canvaa, head, trailer, A-l condition. Township Committee of the Township ANY FURNISHED RENTALS - In of Mlddletown held on Wednesday July Also 25 h.p. Evlnrude. A. Blriler, 90 GENERAL HPUSEWORKER — Plain WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW — Located 1M1 ANOLIA — Take over payments, Starting August 14 prices and sizes. Ella Wiltshire 28. 1961 and was thereupon approved Jackson St., Freehold. HO 2-4436. cooking, two adults, no laundry, sleep In Shrewsbury Boro, near bus line, va. M7 per month, $100 down. ency, 14S0 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. the Chairman of the Township In or out. Call after 6 or before 10, 22 EAST FRONT STREET cant, ready for occupancy. J7.&50. SH 1-8931 18'-1969 Zobel "Bes Fox" skiff, Chris RU 1-0564. We want ten career representative to E 2-0004 Open seven dayk Committee. Craft 100 h.p. engine. Excelltnt condi- sell Mutual Fund programs In North 1MB FORD CONVERTIBLE — Fordo- JMMER RENTAL — Three rooms, JOHN T. LAWLBY, tion. CA 2-1(90. Jersey Shore markets. Mutual Fund ex- KEYPORT, N. J. matlc, power steering, window, aeati. Chairman of the Township Committee perience is desirable, but not required. tchen, pantry, bath room. Furnished. REDDEN AGENCY Hew vinyl top, radio, heater. SH 1-3288 Howard W. Roberts, TURNABOUT SAILBOAT A-l shape, You will use your own car. for appointment dial CO 4-3022 0 week. Inquire 37 Oak St., Keans- sacrifice,- $250. Excellent for young snd HELP WA1YTED-MALE rg. SHADYSIDE 1-5660 Township Clerk. Ua — TD, 195J, A-l condition, white- We demand, top-notch people. In re STORE HOURS: Monday thru walls, radio, heater, new top and In- Old new sailors. SH 7-4413. turn, we orfer: Multiple Listing Service NOW Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 'IDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Aug. 1 94.14 terior, tm. CA 2-7870. I. A proven sales program. 301 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI. TRADE — Nice H'V Runabout with CUSTOMER Thursday & Friday evenings till urnlshed and unturnlshed. Immed- lit. 35 NOTRE 1M3 FOUR-DOOR BU1CK super. V-8 18 h.p. Johnson electric starter. Trailer ENGINEERING Liberal salary while in training (one 9:00 P.M. te occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency Dynaflow. Radio, heater, good condi- in water, For old, poor, fair or good month) then an outstanding compen ceanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or dial Tile following entltlrd ordinance viz: CAHniEKS RIVER OAKS, FAIR HAVEN—Well- tion. 1215. SH 7-0306. cabin cruiser. SH 1-5673. satlon schedule. 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. AN ORDINANCE TO EXPRESSLY EX- WITH IELUXE KENMORE - Wringer type built seven-mom ranch, four bedrooms. Leads from advertising campaigns. EMPT REAL PROPERTY OF CITI- MOTOR BIKE — Brlggs and 81 rat- washer. Us^d one year. Excellent condl- [TTLE SILVER — Unfurnished. Six- Screened porch, beautifully wooded 16' THOMPSON RUNABOUT — 25 h.p. 1. Generous pofit-sharing plans, group ZENS AND RESIDENTS OF THE ton engine, good transportation, $40. lon. Was $16!). Now $50.00 AT 1-1565. wjm ranch, two bedrooms, 1U baths, grounds, Ideal location. River rights, Evlnrude electric starter. Asking I960. life, medical & surgical benefits. TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN, IN IBM eplace, basement, garage. Adults three miles to ocean. Near excellent BH !• 26 Maplewood Ave., Keanlburg. K The backing of Bache & Co., a long _ ATTIC FAN with Automatic timer THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH AND ily. 1150 month. Year's lease. Elwood schools. Owner transferred. Asking 123,- 1850 CHEVROLET four-door sedan. A OPPORTUNITIES FOR TECHNICIANS established, widely known stock ex $73. Lawn mower, 8 h.p. Briggs Strat- STATE OF NEW JERSEY. OF THE CHARTER 40' Matthews. F.B. sedan. ion engine. S11S. BH 1-1162 or AT 1- . Armstrong Agency, Realtor, 555 800. SH 1-7282. Don't delay, see today. bargain, 190. Sleeps six. completely equipped. Cap- change firm, servicing Investment respect Ave.. Little Silver. SH 1-4500. ABE OF 65 OR MORE YEARS HAV- 1040. ING AN INCOME NOT IN EXCESS OS 1-3631 tains available). LI 2-0312 Or SH 7-1881. Men with at least two years ._ clients nation-wide and abroad, with COOPERATIVE — two-bedroom apart- OF 15.000.00 PER YEAR. FROM TAX- cent training - experience and proven over 80 years' experience POAM RUBBER by the yard, square [EPTUNE — Four-year old spilt, three ment. Price $6,500. Monthly mainte- 1993 PONTIAC SEDAN, good paint, mo 1B59 — 18" Thompson with controls and ATION DUE AND PAYABLE IN 1961 ability In electro-mechanici, phyiics, In securities Inch or mile. edrooms, V't baths, unfurnished. ?190 nance. S79. SH 1-4038 alter 7 p.m. tor, * upholstery. New tires, battery, bum-In gas tank, like new. Call CA AND THEREAFTER IS AUTHORIZED math, electronics. FOAMART Rto 35 EATONTOWN lonth. Year-round rental. Call PR *• brakes, front rebuihed. 54,000 miles. 2-4388. SEA BRIGHT — 376 Ocenn Ave. Well BY CHAPTER 9 OF THE LAWS OF Successful applicants receive full pay [68 after 7 p.m. Unusually good, from original owner. IN EATONTOWN CALL: 'WIN FRENCH Provincial bed with built home, furnished for one or two 1H61 OF THE STATE OF NEW JER- 20 H.P. MERCURY outboard engine while training on company products, Reasonable. 8H 7-4207. IOX spring and mattress, Florentine EAL — Beautifully furnished »nd families. Rear cottaRe. Extra lot. Pri- SEY tAN ACT CONCERNING EX- good running condition, 1275. Call compensation and advancement based LEE P. BROWN ^hlte, $50. Larce modern gray drcssei julpped modern ranch. S160 monthly, vate ocean lieach. All for J17,fltlO. TAXATION ON CHEVROLET 1958 Powergllde. Very SH 1-7609. on merit, company paid benefits that EMPTIONS FROM . .. .. Liberty 2-.1B00 --• - ^nser £!0r small gray dresser fJU lilemher to June. Apply In person. CITIZENS AM' good condition. New paint. $000. 500 a>*> setting standards -•• for industry XrSJNTNT S ilKAL PROPERTY ONE-YEAR OLD ALUMINUM boat with modern living room chair, loam aea Ennls-Vogel,' Keallur -- RESIDENTS OF THIS STATE OF ind Ave., Long Branch, After 6 p.m today Sacrifice three-bedroom. two-bath 6 h.p. Mercury. Ideal car topper or and back. SJ5; modern foam green :t)fl Norwood Ave. Deal Consideration for employment to all :halr, soiled, $15; blond desk and chair ranch. Recreation room, full basement, THE AOE OF 65 OR MORE YEARS 1958 CHEVROLET rig for youngster. Very reasonable. qualified applicants without regard to NFURNISHED OCEANPORT water- HAVtNfi AN INCOME NOT IN EX- •1100 BACrHE & CO. i!5. Will accept oilers. SH 711562. two-car garage. One-acre plot. Patio, owner. Call RU 1-1660. race, creed, color or national origin, •ont home. 36x24" paneled living room CESS OF $5,000.00 PER YEAR, ANH Member New York Stock Exchange fully landscaped. Close tn school and CO 4-2140 after I p.m SUPPLEMENTING CHAPTER 4 OF !5' SKIFF — Nordberg engine. Uied and other leading exchanges tli fireplace, three bedrooms, two churches. 122,500. LI 21438. l»80 CHEVROLET STATION WAOON— ths. screened porch, tennis courts, TITLE 54 OF THE REVISED STAT- less than 100 hours . Sacrifice at $2,500 SURVIVAL MINDED ? MIDDLETOWN—Immediate occupancy. Radio, neater, 11.000 mliei. 12.100. 36 WALL ST., NBW YORK 5, N, Y. wo-csr garsge. On own channel In UTES), was passed on final reading or best offer. SH 1-3475. 'or your fall-out shelter or boat. 100% Eight room! and bath. Price 115,500. OS 1-1170 IBM hrewsbury River. J150 per month. KE nl a meeting of the Township Com- 215 W, STATE ST., TRENTON, N. J. >ure canned drlnklnK water In cor- 6ty conventional mortgage of $i:i,900 mittee or the Township of Middletown ACTIVE AGENCY seeks full time sales •8310 or RU 1-0444. 1901 CHEVROLET CORVAIR — Fully oslon-realstant cans il.50 per case can be had. J1000 cash down or spcontt held on Wednesday June 2«, 1M1 and EXport 2-3461 lelp. Real Estate experience not re- equipped. Take over payments. SH 5, 1(1 ounce cans. Jensen's Meal IAST KEANSBURG — Smsll mortgage of JIOOO will be taken by was thereupon approved by the Chair- BUSINESS NOTICES quited. Call BAKON1UT KEALTy/. CO 1-3393. Vlarket. Campbell's Junction. Bellord :>om bungalow and bath, S50. owner. Call OS 11746 after 5 p.m man of the Township Committee. MAN to help manage retail paint store 4-2010. Delivered within five mile radius, 5C 787-4849 TOP VALUE. Lovely spacious four I960 T BIRD —White. Red leather M * M Dock * Bulkhead Contractors. vicinity Red Bank, part time hours. JOHN T. LAWLEY, « p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through :ents extra. Phone 787-1069. bedroom ranch, two tiled baths, large radio, heater, whltewalls, full power. Docks rebuilt, piling Jetted, hammered. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY — Foi .ARGE, SK ROOM ranch. Garage Chairman of the Township Committee Friday, Sunday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. All young or mlddleaged couple only, man< living room, dlnng room, modern kitch- CA 9-9BS4. Estimates given SB 2-1744. G.E. TABLE MODEL TV, »65. .ml basement, l'.i wooded acres. Ex- Howard W, Roberts, replies will be answered. Write "Re age and operate thriving motel, experi- inquire Service Department, Eatontown :ellent Little Silver area. S20O per en, basement, partially completed rec- Township Clerk. 1955 FORD hardtop convertible V-l FOR TREE WORK. C4O tree serTlce. tall Paint", Boi 511, Red Bank. ence not necessary. For appolntmen TV, Hwy. 35, Eatontown. LI 2-0(00. lonth. Year lease. Russell M. Borus, reation room, attached garage. Asking Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI Aug. 1 g7.02 automatic radio, heater, runs good. V3T5 :all OA 2-1702. .ealtors. 600 River Road, Fair Haven. 120,000. Russell M. Borus Realtors. 600 After SH 7-3)44. 24220 for trse estlmatss. Full Insurance EXCELLENT 21" MOTOROLA consol River Roan, Fair Haven SH 7-4532 coverage. MALE HELP WANTED NOTICE BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY TV, 135. Good 21" Reo reel power mow. Member Multiple Listing Service. 1955 FORD country sedan. Good con- Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders. T, (20. 69 Sllverslde Ave., Little Silver. MASON — Dry wells, laterals, patios, IMMEDIATE employment In our re JOS to S125 Per Month the following entitled ordinance, viz: dition, one owner. cently opened factory branch. Job 17B Broadway. Long Branch. C\ 2-4747. THE BERQ AGENCY AN ORDINANCE TO VACATE, RE- sidewalks and septic tanks. Call 8H 1 USDUCINQ EQUIPMENT-For rent oi j7Q — 1 rTVnTr RU 1-1907 openings ror MAINTENANCE, COL LEASE AND EXTINGUISH PUBLIC 1078. BOOKKEEPER — Full charge, auto lale. Free delivery. South Jaraey Surg!< Haven on River Rd. Well built, excellent t^CTORS and MANAGER TRAINEES RIGHTS IN AND TO AN EASTERLY 1*51 RAMBLER — Metropolitan. Top motive experience desirable but not re< :al. BHadyslde 7-2614. OS 1-1(100 condition. Six rooms, llj baths, Inrge Past experience not necessary. We PORTION OF LEEDSV1LLE DRIVE, condition. Economical, esiy parking 14' DUMP BODY TRUCK, available to quired. General ledger and trial bal- porch, garage. Near school and shop- remove trash from yards, attics, cel- train you. Permanent position!, I :"X("-8', LOW GRADE, lot 1 . 18C 'OUR-BEDROOM spill level home with SITUATE. LYING AND BEING IN IH 14311. ance. Apply in own handwriting. Write iwlmmlng pool, three baths, recreation ping, Constance Smith, 14 Maple Ave.. lars, etc. Also, equipped for contrsct- cellenl opportunity for advancement. •AUTOMOTIVE" Box 511, Red Bank. lleces $39. Lot 2. 168 pieces $35. Lot 3, THE TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN. 1960 FORD — Eight-cylinder, four-door Ing work. SH 7-21*4. 100 pieces $21. Forked on your truck. oom, modern porch, landscaped, patios. Fllr Haven. SH 1-2308. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH AND radio, heater, Fordomatlc. Must sell SALARY J95.50 • *10t REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — Fu Red Bank Lumber, 9 Wall St., Rei Phone LI 2-3121 after August 2. LONO~BRANCH — Four-bed roonThomc STATE OF NEW JERSEY, was passed HAVE SEDAN WILL TRAVEL—To do for sale or rent. F.II.A. mortgage avall- on final rpadlng at a meeting of thr receiving company ear. Priced for quick We are hiring now time, age no object. Office Member oi Bank. SH 15500. UNGALOW — Four rooms and bath, odd Jobs such as cellars pumped out tble. I12.SO0. CA 2-8810. Township Committee of the Township •ale. BH 1-83(4. Call 8H 1-4018. Multiple Listing. Glazebrook Agency larage. Eldsrly couple preferred. Call small lawns, fence building, window 2" WATER'PTJMP, 7 h.p. engine. WeiJ of Mlddletown held on Wednesday July Ask for Personnel Department. RU 1-1700. cleaning and minor repairs. All work Ing-cuttlng outfit. Call ,T 1-O84I-J. ATLANTICTHIOHLANDS — East Ave.. 26, 1961 and was thereupon approved guaranteed and reasonable. Call T4O DRIVERS WANTED over 25, Middle, near Memorial Parkway, five-room PRESSEft WANTED — Must be ex HI 2-6739. 'ORT MONMOUTH — 8mall bunga- by the Chairman of the Township MOBILE HOMES at LI 2-0242. town area. Work two hours per day. ranch type home. Gas heat, forced hot Committee, perlenced. Call OS 1-0548 days. Eve SPECIAL PRICES ow, four rooms, all Improvements air tnew). Very good condition. 50x100. nlngs OS 1-3169. $15-120 per week. Station wagon owner ivallable September 1. Rent $57.50 plui INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting preferred. Call SH 7-22(1. For August Taxes (200. For quick sale, (9,700. Ex- JOHN T. LAWLEY, reasonably done. Estimate cheerfully Itllltles. 787-3947. A MOBILE HOME MAN to manage retail paint store :XHAUST FANS AND HOODS —In clusive Agent, Constance Smith, 14 Ma Chairman of the Township Committee given. SH 1-8055 or OS 1-1783. vicinity Red Bank. Experience preferred iludlnK new ductlesa type. EAL — Unfurnished modern four, pie Ave., Fair Haven. SH 1-2308. Howard W. Roberts, but not necessary. Aggressive man de CROWN KITCHEN CENTER tedroom, 2Vi-bath home, large rooms, Township Clerk. To Fit Your Budget PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING — WINTER HOME — Five rooms, all Im- siring permanent position with grow SITUATIONS WANTED, Femali Hwy. 39, Oakhtll R.I., Mlddletown Ine section, 1239 monthly. Apply Interior, exterior. Call Ed Zlnser, SH provements, garage. East Keansburg. Aug. 1 (4 14 •mall down payment on new and used Ing company to manage new paint store. SH 7-2552 person. 7-3491. WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners, CJlJIjTMtm Many to choose from. Low rate !!• All replies will be answered. Writ Ennls-Vogel, Realtor or other occasions. Call COMPLETE aeven-ploce Early Amerl NOTICE nanclng. D*M HOME IMPROVEMENTS-Car •Paint", Box 511, Red Bank. :9« Norwood Ave. D BH 1-8661. can bedroom suite. Cherry maple, Ilki LITTLE SILVER AN ORDINANCE TO EXPRESSLY EX- WB REFUSED TO BE UNDERSOLD pentry, electrical work, painting. In- large CCap e CodCd. GaragFouer anbedroomsd , terior and exterior. All work guaran new. 1150. OS 1-2468. b EMPT ItEAL PROPERTY OF CIT- TWO RELIABLE WOMEN — Deslr ment. 4\ loan. SH 1-2089. IZENS AND RESIDENTS OF THK teed. Free estimates. Call 767-5674. PART TIME to care for preschool agers in own WE9TINGH0USB AIR CONDITIONS] WANTED TO'RENT BELFORD — Century old colonial, six HOROUOH OF RUMSON, IN THE HOLLY HILL DRESSMAKER — Ladles and children's IP you are free frojn 6-10 p.m. evt home. Call 787-5109. — 65.000 BTU's, used only two monthi COUNTY OF MONMOUTH ANI' 787-1934. rooms, fireplace, tile bnth. beamed ' Mobil* Hornet Saltn cloUies. Alterations. nlngs and during the day on Saturday, GIRL WISHES to be mother's helper. COMMUTER AND FAMILY desire callings in living and dining rooms, STATE OF NEW JERSEY, OF THE SH 1-4934 honest, ambitious, and neat appearing, Sewing. Ironing, light housework. Fiv LERKERING PIANO Cabinet Gram three-bedroom housp. Little Silver area. knotty pine kltohen with bullt-lns. Two- AOB OF 65 OR MOKE YEAH., Rt. 35 PArkway 1-M5S South Araboy we can you show you earnings of JSC For September I. SH 7-4258. • HAVING AN INCOME NOT IN EX- MASON CONTRACTOR — Walks, curbs, days week. SH 1-0278. $25. RCA record player, radio car garage with fireplace. Large lot. per week, while you still retain youi recorder (25. Settee, Cherry wood, goo 787-4572. CESS OF $5,000.00 PER YEAR. 1959 MOBILE^ HOME 10x50. Two bed patios, fireplaces, chimneys, driveways, regular Job. Need only 10 men musl BABY SITTER — Competent. Retire FKOM TAXATION DUE AND PAY- foundations. Leaky cellars a specialty. condition, Kldney'sliape table and stool rooms, frorit kitchen. Must see to ap be over 21. Phone Mr. Arnone at SH 1- former school housemother. Aval)abl< best offer. AT 1-0864. FIVE-ROOM RANCH -- Attached ga- ABLE IN 1091 AND THEREAFTER predate. Will sacrifice. 13,800. AT 1-3416 CA 9-1734. CA 9-3904 evenings. 4326 for appointment. day or night SH 1-3041. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Mge. H acre lot. $1,200 down, assume AS AUTHORIZED BY CHAPTER ii MAYTAG DUTCH OVEN gas stove, FI1A mortgage of $12,570 Must sell OF THE LAWS OF 1961 OF THK 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. PART-TIME — Either part of eacl _ REAL ESTATE SALESMEN A-l condition. Call IMMEDIATELY. Can be seen anytime STATE OF NEW JERSEY CAN ACT Experience not necessary, but hard work- rlay or two or three full days eac HOUSES FOR SALE MOBILE HOMEB alter 6 p.m. at 10 Helen Lane, Hazlet. CONCERNING EXEMPHONS FROM Is. We will train you. Call for appoint SH 7-0398 IMPLOYMENT week. Light bookkeeping. Home typing TAXATION ON REAL PROPERTY Used • 10% down ment. receptionist. Good worker. (This wa? COUNTER AND SIX STOOLS, threi U OF CITIZENS ANI) RESIDENTS OI Hew • 7-year financing MAKE OFFER 1 HELP WANTED-FEMALE BLAINE ASSOCIATES, REAL ESTATE written by the husband!). Call 8H !• tub soda fountain, fountain coke dli tlon. Cape Cod. seven rooms, l ^ hatha. THIS STATE OF THE AOE OF fi.i ROBBINSVILLE H»y 35 Eatontown 3404. penaer. Call 787-50E8. wall to wall carpeting. Owner moving OR MORE YEARS HAVING AN IN- TRAILER BALES, INC. U 8 Out of state owner. Three-bed- from town. $22,500. SH 1-2444. COME NOT IN EXCESS OF $.V- •ranch location - Rts. U u) II. y_?: I LI j^ WESTINGHOL'SE LAUNDROMAT wlti WOMEN YOUNG MAN to work In drapery~wo~r¥ water saver, $15. CAII room home with river view. Spa- 000.0(1 PER YEAR. AND SUPPLE- Oollingwood Park, N. J. MENTING CHAPTER 4 OF T1TLK For store security In Keansburg .area room, mechanically Inclined, driver's SITUATIONS WANTED, Male SH 7-1325 ious living and dining rooms, Immaculate seven-room, three-year old license, excellent opportunity for a Job hnme. Three lovely bedrooms, 1", baths M OF THE REVISED STATUTES' Full time. days. Monday through *FrI h a Iut HREE CITROEN TIRES. Mlcholin modern kitchen with wall oven, HE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR day. Experience helpful. We will train 7J! D t •IncsT IMS. U W. Front 8L. 8H 7-3500. 41 E. Front St. Red Bank Inspection call: Elwood A. Armstrong. the municipality Is given, the option $21,100. Call us today. Agency Kealtor.~555 Prospect Ave., Lit- 14' CHRIS CRAFT CRUISER—130 h.p. ASSISTANT MANAGERS XANO8 and tnualcai * Instrumemi and authority to order and direct that tla Silver. BH 1-4500. sleep two/ head, galley, nary top, EXPERIENCED medical secretary. Ml wanted. Highest prices paid. H. Ten< exemptions claimed by citizens and Permanent position. Good opportunity pilot seats, good condition, In the way, time, no weekend work. Phone SH 1 zer. 306 Main St. Lalcawood or Fox< residents of the Borough of Rumson. for aggressive sales type person In lo- FINANCIAL croft 3-2190. NEW SHREWSBURY - Four-bedroom (2300. BH 74273. 7336 or write Drs. Massell * Marcellua WALKER & WALKER lixty-five or more years, having an In- 43 W. Front St.. Red Bank. cal Monmoutb County organization. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ranch house, two full baths, full cellar, come not In excess of $5,000.00 p<-r Good starting salary plus regular In- JOINTER In good condition, rea Conveniently located to railroad sta- REGISTERED NURSE — Hours 8 or son&ble. Evenings or week ends. year and allowed for the year 1961. AUTOS AND TRUCKS creases. Profit sharing and pension MOBILE SERVICE STATION for leas REALTORS tion, schools, churches. Five years old. shall operate tn reduce ths taxable 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Some responsibility. AT 1-0001. plan plus many company benefits. Mus Front Street and Qlobe Court, - Red In perfect condition. Lot approximately valuations for 1961, and the financial Write "Nurse" Box 511, Red Bank be high school graduate, college pre Bank. Reaaonabl* rent Limited Invest- WANTED. PIANO — Will pay cart Highway 35 Shrewsbury 150x200. Alklng price $20,500. Call LI position of the Borough of Rumson YOUNG LADY-Oeneral office work. ferred. Openings In Atlantic Highlands ment. Excellent opportunity. 9-5 age only. Call 22400 between B-.V will not thereby be Impaired: Permanent position. Apply In writing, and Freehold offices. Bell Flnana CA 2-8049. after 7 call SH 7-5918. SE 2-2895 SHadyside 1-5212 RUNQAiLOW — Four rooms, garage, Section 1. Every person who la a Anderson Bros., Inc.. P. O. Box 327. Company. SAVE MODERN TWO-BAY, Porcelain servlc FILL DIRT WANTED — Locust Pom all Improvements. 10 minutes to Red cltlun and resident of the State of Red Bank. station for lease. Located In Red Bank. Rd., Locust. Open 7 Days Rank, off Rt. 30. Call after 4:30 BH New Jersey for a period of three REGISTERED NURSES - All shirts, WANTED—Young man for clerical po- Reasonable rent. Moderate lnvestmem HI 2-67.19 7-233B. years Immediately preceding October year round position. Write "Year sition with a bright future. for stock and equipment only. Call Sin' Two Offices to serve you better. 1st of the pre-tax year, of the age CASH clalr Refining Co., PR 5-3188. at stxty-ftve (6B| or more years, hav- round". Box 611. Red Bank. AT Minimum requirements — High School Member of Red Bank LOTS AND ACREAGE ing an Income not in excess of 18.- CHURCH SECRETARY — Part time graduate, military service behind him, PETS AND LIVESTOCK 000.00 per annum and residing In a neat typing essential. Call LI 2-2727 mat appearance, the ability and the Multiple Listing Service dwelling house owned by him which MORTGAGES LOTS FOR SALE - Mlddletown Area. McCARthy mornings 8-12. willingness to work and to learn. POODLES — Black miniatures, si Phone RU 1.2029,-nr Is a conslttient part of his real prop- erly, shall be entitled, on proper claim WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT—"Privati weeks old. AKC registered. Call OS SB 2-0092 Apply "Man," Box 511, Red Bank, giv- bring made and allnwsd therefor, tn Individual" Interested In a five ye«i 0338 after 4i30 p.m. ..._ EXPERIENCED FLOOR LADY ing d«icrltplon of self and abllllyi also BEAUTIFUL NAVE8INK RIVBR LOT— exemption from taxation on such real CHEVROLET loan of $6000. Repayments each mont For underwear and sieepweaf fictory. past buslnesa experience, if any. 'UOS — Two, female, A RARE BUY In Mlddletown. Have your house over- property to an assessed valuation n<,. giving a return of 10 per cent on hsl Up to 5,000 S&H Green Stamps Apply: Matawsn Undies, 1 Johmon AKC registered. $60. look water, dock your boat in your exceeding Eight Hundred ($800.00) Dol. ance remaining at end of each year. Immaculate four-room all year Ave., Matawan. 0753. bsckyard. Large trees. Lot B3'X48O'. lars In the aggregate, but no such Reply "Five" Box 511, Red Bank, N.J. with the purchase of any car. 'round cottage, in top condition. Call SH 70240. exemption shall he In addition to any SECRETARY —For CPA office; nea CHIHUAHUA—Year old. male, approil 1949 Olds 4dr. Sedan I4S and accurate In typing financial reporta HELP WANTED-Male • Femtle olher exemption to which! said person mately three pounda, $75. Because o Nice location. PRICE $9500. BUMSON BUILDING LOT — 2\i screa, 1954 Chevrolet .Belalr 4-dr. ledan on IBM typewriter; some steno. Write mny be entitled. 19B4 Cnevy »;-Ton Pickup NOTICE) TO JOB APPLICANTS-Th* small size, this dog not available to fam- $300 cash and $74 per month. nsrt pond, landscaped. Rumson Road". education, experience, reference and Red Bank Register doea not knowing- ily with very young children. 8H 1-009B. 1956 Ford Victoria Hafcltop. RAH salary dealred to P. O. Box 947, Red MERCHANDISE II. Epple. RU 1-2585. Section 3. The financial position of _19M..PJymouth Wagon Loaded ly accept Help- Wanted advertisement* the .Borough of Rumson for ths year Bank,-- -— - from-'lra»-"ew«rcd-by-'tl»- Federal AKC-REfiISTERED-BEAGLE-I'UPS~ M>T -IMPROVED— 120x200' Sycamore, 1956 Bulck Riviera 2-dr hardtop FOR SALE 1061 will not be Impaired* IT trie "ex- Wag« and Hour Laws If they offer less Eight weeks, reasonable. Call SH 12809 Ave., New. Shrewsbury. Fine section. ISM Mercury 4-dr. Low Price eOMPANION — USEFUL. ACTIVE, ——ADORABLE— emption no claimed. than the legal minimum wage under after 6 p.m. Ready for Immediate building. $5,900. 1967 Pontlac Convertible, Black AOE 30-«0 Section 3. The exemptions claimed the Federal Wage and Hour Laws, Three-bedroom, five-year old, Principals only, FA 1-4800, LI 2-2270. 19ST Oldsmoblle 2-dr. Hardtop 8 M HAMMOND TWO FEMALE Siamese kittens, Cham and to be allowed for the year 1061 PREFER PIANIST AND DRIVE CAR firms engaged In Interstate commerci pionshlp atock, pedigreed papered, show Cape Cod on choice 50x100. Taxes shall operate to reduce ths taxable 1957 Ford Falrlane 500 Hdtp. 4-dr. FOR TWO ADULTS (MOTHER AND or In the production of goods fo PORT MONMOUTH — 76x100. Corner ORGAN STUDIO potential. Call AT 10610. valuations of real property for the 1957 Bulck Century 4-dr. Hardtop DAUGHTER) commerce must now pay at least $1.(X $189. A steal at $12,350, Only lot. Water and gas. Several trees, near OF ABBURY PARK year 1B61 In the Borough of Rumson. 1958 Chevrolet 2-dr. Sedan MOTHER COMPOSER AND CRIA an hour, and time and one-half foi railroad station. H00. OB 1-1750. COLLIE — Eight month old mail 365 cash. Section 4. All applications for exemp- 1868 Ford Falrlane 500, 2-dr., Hdtp., TIVE WORK' work over to hours in nny one week. Hammond Chord 8-6 ...» I 79S •able. $65. Call tion under this ordinance for the tax 8 cyl. DAUGHTER PLANB SINGING CA- If you are offered less by covered Conn Spinet Organ 1 54E CO 4-8128 year 1061 may be filed on or before 1959 Ford Wagon, 9 Pass. REER firms or If you have questions coi Hammond M-3, walnut - —J 6K REAL ESTATE WANTED BEACH AGENCY July 1. 1961. and all applications lor 1969 Thunderblrd. Sharp LOVELY HOME ON LAKE-OCEAN cernlng the activities of the 10 Bu Hammond M-3 with reverb unit ..J1.17I RENCH POODLE PUPS — Elgh exemption in subsequent tax years 1959 Rambler Station Wagon PERMANENT POSITION OR SUM- eaus of the U. s. Labor llept. no. SALES AND SERVICE weeks, AKC, males. Special this wee) WE NEED LISTINGS - Prompt pro- Daily to 8 p.m. Sat., Sun. to 6 p.m. may be filed on or before November 1959 Citroen, 4-dr.. RAH MER serving you write, call or visit U. B. only, »60. Worth $125. HI .1-2858. fssaional service. Homes shown by ap- RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION first of the pretax year. Such appli- 1969 Ford Galaile 2-dr. Hdtp., White SEE SHOWS-OPERAB-TRIPS-SWIMS Department of Labor at Rooms 201. pointment only. GERMAN SHEPHERD - Two yeai 400 Highway 35 Jvliddletown cations shall be on forma prescribed 1960 Chevy 4-dr.. Auto., RAH, 6 cyl, PR 4-5440, 515 SUNSET AVE., ASBURY 202, Old Post Office Building, 202 St Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:3' old, beautiful black ami silver mal by the Director, Division ol Taxation 1960 Valiant V-200, 4-dr.. Sacrifice PARK State St., Trenton, N. J. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. McGowan Ryan Agency 1961 Corvalr Monia, Like New AKC registered, (60. 7B7-3439 OS 1-2727 the Department or the Treasury PR 5-9300 find Bank SH 7-3000 1961 Renault Dauphine, new STORE MANAGER for Junior shop, ex- of the Btate nf New Jersey. 19«1 Chevy Qreenbrier, Like New cellent position starting August for MEN - WOMEN TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines sales person thoroughly experienced LIST VOIJI'. HUMK WITH WALKER A Section 5. All ordinances or parts 1991 Chevy Impala Conv., Llkei New National corporation now Interviewing All makes new or used. Guaranteed REAL ESTATE FOR RENT NEW HOME WALKER ths oflice that often com of ordinances Inconsistent wllh the pro- 19A1 Chevy H St U-Ton Pickups Apply In person at Donna's, 93 Broad for daytime sales work. Field experi- Low as |>23. -Serplco's, 101 Monmoutr. St., Red Bank, Wednesday, August 2, plete service. We take houses In trade. visions of this ordinance are hereby Like New ence helpful, but not necessary. Musi St. Next to theater. 8H 7-O48&. APARTMENTS ,.* finance, we appraise, and beat of ail repealed. 1961 Corvalr Pickup, Like New from 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. be neat and have car. Experienced per OIL PORTRAITS, 18x24 from colo LINCROFT we sell. Walker A Walker. Real Estate. Breton 6. This ordinance shall take son will be considered for dlfltrlct man^ TWIN OABLU—Apartments. Four-roo Insurance. Open 7 days Shrewsbury effect Immediately upon Its final pas- FRIENDLY WOMAN to help start shop mapshots, |15. No payment If not sa Three large bedrooms, large dining by-ms.il club. Club shopping saves mon- ager position of new office in Mnrv apartment on riverfront, 1165 montr offlro 811 11)212 Raman office. CO 4 sage and publication as required by McCARthy mouth County. For confidential Inter- sfled. OS 1-1017 or Box 103, Middle SH123D9 room, living room, completely modern ey; members benefit. You get famous S211 law, subject to the provisions herein view call CHestnut 1-0OD3 between 9 town, N.J. kitchen, two complete baths, large products free. Send for detntls find SPACIOUSFIVE ROOMS — osrdL garage, hot water oil fired baseboard contained. .m. and 12 noon. sl^EPMASfEiToRTHOPEblC fulFili WILL BUY on contract, after small free 276-page catalog. No obligation. apartment. Two bedrooms, large llvln hfat, 103x145 plot. Roma Court. Call A. A. KERR, JR. mattress, excellent, clean condition. Coi down payment, smsll house vicinity of CHEVROLET Popular Club Plan, Dept. D862, Lyn- room, dining roum, modern kitche SH 1-7062 or LI 2-9531 for appointment. r Clerk. brook, N/Y. LICENSED real estate salesperson: Fo $79.95 when new. $25. Westlnghouse n Went Keansburg to Port Monmouth. 158 rint Ave, AT 1-3830 lie bath. Centrally located in fin. IH. 72 active office In Multiple Linting Servicp, frlgerator In excellent working orde Call 7A7-6S43 alter 8:30 p.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS residential area in Red Bank. $140 pe wO). Appiy8hore> Good floor time, good commission. Call 5.V high, 28" wide. 21" deep, $5C Open 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday to I month. Available Immediately. 'SH DO YOU WANT A TWO-BEDROOM Point Inn, Hwy. 35 and Holmdet Rd., 03 1-0600, Harry A. Kearney & Co. May be seen at 91 Princeton ltd. T6T3. ^_ HOME FOR A REASONABLE PRICE Haslet. Middletown. olf Lake Aye., Fair Hlwen. SH 1-1536 We have a number of nice homes THItEE~i{6oM APATtfilENT" Fin from $11,500 to 115,000. KFN REY1S0LDS EARLY VICTORIAN s^en-plPcelTvinf floor. Interracial. Couple preferredl Ft QUICKIES room set. Kreen satin upholstery, per nformntton^call SH 1-3:175. feet condition. Includes sofa, statlonar BLAINE ASSOCIATES roclirr, double arm chair, four slngl NEW~~APARTMENT — Three rooi chnlrs. CA 2-7059. anil hnth. Ideal for couple, conveniei Real Estate location, East Kcanshurg. 787-3482. Hwy 35 Eatohtown DESKS — NEW AND USED, J15 UP. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Files $15 up, adding machines, typ MOTEL — Efficiency apartment. Com LI 2-11H8 LI 2-2020 writers, storage cabinets, chairs, ct pleta tile kitchen and bath. Csntra UrrLE~SILVER - fall oakTrecs A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! at low prices. A A C Desk Co., Rt. 3S located for beach, shops and busei provide cool shade for three-bedroom Onkliurflt, opposite N. J. Warehoui Call AT 1-2120. custom ranch. Jnlousled brrezeway. KE 1-3990. FOUTl ROOM ANOBATII — HeaTT brick pallo. Asking $32,000, SH 1-8HI. STUDIO COUCH-*25. Twin bed«, 12.- hot water supplied. Adults preferre NEW~MONMOUTH -^~Mrnut"cs to Bell Dining room suite Italian hand carve* Tennet Rd., Morganvlllc, LO 6-1057. \ddlDR Machlnei—rvDtwriten Labs. Lovely three-bedroom ranch. Ex- China and Glass Repair Painting and Decorating oak, best offer. SH 7-3C18, or 31 t'a.i LONG BRANCH — Unfurnished iiifei cellent condition. Full basement, at- view Dr.. Mfdclletown. tached garage, screened porch, dining VDDINO MACHINES - Typewriters bedroom aparlment, yearly, heat, hi UXPURl MUNMNU - China. kia» CARL B JONES— Fainting and dec room, ceramic tile bath, includes wall sold, rented, repaired, aerplco'a, 101 water supplied, near school, ocea silver reftnlshlng and plating. Tn»rm orating. Qeneral contracting. Free trnnsportntinn. CA 2-3590. ... wall carpeting, blinds, aluminum Monmouth St.. Red Bank. 8H 7-0485. oa buckets. China A Olais Shop. 147 astlmatea Call SH 1-4343 24 hours ALTENBURG PIANO HOUS storms and screens. Walking distance Broad SI. Red Bank RH 7-4IM. ONE-KOOM furnished npartment. P to churches, parochial . nnd public Rent A Piano $12 per Mont vate hath. Klrit rioor, Alt utilities, I schools, shopping center, Newark and Appliance Repair* Public Stenographer ICNABE. MA9ON-HAML1N. 8O1IME of washer. In home o( one adult. Idf New York liunrs. Assume low 4'i per Fuel Oil - Healing for military couple. $*V1 per mon cent C1I mortgage. Cash $5.50(1. Prlncl KPPUANCE REPAIR and Installa- CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. STEC1 CA 2-4595. pals only. OH 1-2566 after H p.m. BAIIB SERVICED tion Residential and commercial wir- Cookman Ave. ft Main St., Asbury PI ing. Allen Electric 8H 7-0612. FUEL OIL A HEATING- Call BH 1- TYPING — Publicity; Bookkeeping. RED~ BANK"— li'nf'urpIsiiccl ~ tli r 0610. Oil Delivery. Inc.. 8ervl» h Service, Mimeographing. Will pickup Open dally till 9 Sat. till 1:30 rooms Slid bath. Newly decorated. Pr IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY and deliver. CA 0-3500 vnle entrance. $fl5 includes utilities. S Bales. 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. PR 5-9301 Quiet side strert. Kour-bfilronm M'llt. I-8S86. Auctioneer $25,21X1. Two tllrd Imths, jviwilpr ru'iin, jrol(rCoplrTorl : science kitchen, dishwasher, gas dryer. JU8T"~riEC:6H"ATEIJ -AttractlvHy Many exlrns. $H5 pays all with 4'i% Radio-Television Repair ter snd legal size paper. Like new, con nldtied, three lovely large rooms, B. O COATS - An enentlal Auction Home Improvements n V" . A• . niortRaRf' , B—H1 70Bf>ri. ippralial Servlc* "anywhare." 2&B plcte with Matrrx paprr and solutloi floor, utllltlm. automatic washer, Norwood Ava.. Deal. Phon* KJCIIogg A. C. RADIO A rULUVlSlON CO- Cost new $150. price $75. Call OS venlent residential locatlnn. fill I Full I ALTERATIONS, repairs, tooting) sid- 133 Shrewsbury Ave. 8H 1-4768. SERV- (WOO I-J4M. ing, cabinet making. Fras estlmatts. $1,600 For inrormMlon cull ICE WHILE YOU WAIT lU'MSON—Knfurnlsheil apartment, fl W Murray 787-4671 large rooms snd hath, second Fl< CO 4-2311 1) 1'KIMUItANU "Tne, Carpenter, • Free Installation private entrance, one block to stnn fiiflEK BEDROOM 6PUT "~^wltii Auto and Track Rental Experienced alterations, repair work. nl bus. [lent $100, all utilities an 1 fourth. Living room, 0 Roofing, Siding and Insulation ALUMINUM COMBINATION out-Inside BH 1-4151. BH 7-S491. pllerl. Itll 1-2150-R. room, modern kitctiPii with hull STORM WINDOWS nd plenty of cabinet ipace, AVIS—Rant a new car or truck. Low Insulation * Biding Corp. Certified HUMMER "itENTA'L"~^* Kurillsiiod Y- rates Maple Ave. Red Bank 811 V WURK1NO MAN'S contractor-Alter- baths, laundry ronm, 12x22" recreatioi n ations, additions, painting, masonry, Johns-Manvllle contractor. PR 5B4O7 bedroom apsrtments. North Loi OSOa PR 4.11214. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. or Adam Llnzmayer AT 1-0302 6 for $77 itli custom har, Httncliril garage. all thoss little lobs LO 6.1714 Branch, oceanfront, private brnch. Storms nnd acrerm. Convenient to Three-channel tilt, triple Insert, OLSON CO. INC. - Roofing. Siding * 0-1533. stioppinc. rtc, Locited In New Insulation. Installed and guaranteed triple tilt action! Monmouth on 100'xlW)1 lot nn quiet for If) years. PR 5-0705—AT 1 0340 Building Contractor PROWN'S 32 BROAD ST., HED BAN bath. Best location. $56 month. Rrfr dead-end street. JIT, 500. Call OS l- INSURANCE BHadyslde I-750O encefl. 24 Center St.. 8ea Bright. 0838. No broken. NSW HUMES, alterations, repairs. DISSATISFIED with prtsent inaur- SrrTjMP — And FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED SHREWBBimy — Four-bedroom, two Highest quality work. For animates ancs? Want a better deal? Call Dunn Tel. Answering Service gallon tank. 126; seed spreader, $ butha. Two-itory, center hall colonial Two rooms and bath. All utilities. 1 call Herbert Elgenrauch. BH 1-5201. Insurance Agency. 8H 14533. cultivator. $5; 8" hand saw, $50: thre< pltna. Hot water heat, full baietn«nta, LET US BE your secretary. No need doorl, S15; one window with scree pets. Call SH 7-5.197. lot IM'xliSO'. WalMn-wall carpeting In- Rmii BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS to miss, calls. 24 hour answering ntorm sash. Azaleas A0 cents up, Othe TOUR-R?)0"M~FUIlNTflHEli~apartme cluded. t24,OOO an8_l-o:i23. riNB INTK1UOK and manor paint- Salaa Service Hupplles ATLANTIC IIiaiMjANDR — Nlc« home UCPTIG i'ANKB. dry wells serviced, ing, decorating, and paper banging. 720 alattlaon Ava.. AsDury Park, for COOKWARE NiorEy""furnis'h«il apartment with kit acroM from ichool, ilx roomi, Ui '. . . And another thing, that uied car you ttote in The Uwlitaa field added. Backboe wort. Batlmatea cheerfully given. W. W. prompt home servlca or free checkup Beautiful 21 piece set of mutchln, rn, living room, bedroom, bath, p bathi, •unporch, «trine, oil heat, nice f C. a Wilson., IH I-1HI SJUsa. HI t-UM. aa you Ilectrolux. nil PR a-0641 cookware. sacrifice, 118. Will dellvei vale entrance, On Hwy 35, Mlddleto* yard. JlO.i'X). Apply 10 E, Wnhin|ton Red Bank Register Wants Ads—somebody ttoU it!" Call BH 7-2882. Couple preferred. BH 1-9431, Ave. 16—Tuesday, August 1, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER OPPOSE COMPACT - LEGAL NOTICE • -LEGAL NOTICE- NEWARK — The New Jersey Conrow Heads KOBCE 6F SALK SOTJCE Of DECISIOW Jr., Mr. and MM. Joseph Sole, *Ut< CIO Council My« it opposes TA£Z NOTICE! Ua*l OB the 16thTAKE JiOTiei: THAT on Ult «0» Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Sole, Mr. the propoted Delrwire Basin (Sky of Anrut. 1M1 u 11:00 «mda.y or July, 1*61. the Zoning Board prevallfny; t(m«, at LAnlU Giritt. Pat. at Atitatmtnt at Hctm&th »n*t » Master Barbers Newark Hospita compact on the grounds that the and Mrs. John Sama tnd John lick St., Eut Brunjwlck, N. J. thpufcllt c htarlni. recommended 1« «fc« compact f*lli to provide for pub- rMgncO win itll *4 publu luclion Governing Body of HolmiWI, thattbe Abatamarco. to the hlfbelt bidder for cuh acapplicatio- n of toe Holmdel Swim CIUD. Hold Dinner lic development of hydroelectric cordlD« to liw, one 1858 Ford 99" P O. Bon 82, Holmdel, lor a u#e power. Victor D. ^eonardis, in Chaaafa Cab.Ov«r-Englne Truck Trac* variance be (ranted on 12.18 acre tract MINOR INJURIES tor Model C-7S0, Serial Ho. 070N9U of the Celeatfno Allocoo property pn SHREWSBURY - The Master identical letters to New Jersey S33ft and equipment ln "as ti" condl* Telegraph Hill Road from Deed BOOB Barbers Association of Red Bank NUTLEY — Benedict' Yuppa, Sens.' Clifford P. Case, R, and Ion. 1248. Pagea8.9, permitting the conitrtic.. Eald vehicle was retaken from Na- tion and operation of a private wlm, held its first annual dinner at the33, of 608 Highland Ave., Little Harrison A. Williams, Jr., D.; lonal Kitchen Co.. 163 Avenune A. club swimming pool, and that deter- Falls, escaped with minor injur- said Saturday that hydroelectric tayonne, N. J. by reason of default of mination or salit Zoning Board of Ad- Shadowbrook yesterday. ondlttonal aale contract held by deal- justment hai been fllerf In the o(Hc» ies Saturday when the tank truck power should be used for the de- ra acceptance corporation. of the Secretary, Red Hill Road. Mld- Attending were Mr. and Mrsh. e was driving, loaded with 2,- velopment of an entire region and Said vehicle may be Inspected at: dletovn. N. J., and Is available lor Ink's Garage, Patrick St, East Brans- Inspection, -Frank Donate Mr. and Mrs. 000 gallons of oil, skidded and should not become the exclusive 'Ick, N. J. WILLIAM POTTER, Samuel Cardner, Mr. and Mrs. JOHN F. BRENNAN. overturned. The oil, spread over property of private utility conv constable. Secretary, Zoning Board of Adjmtraent Frank Sharabba, Mr. and Mrsa. 500-yard stretch of Kingsland panies. Williams and Case are ug. 1 H.50 All*. 1 »W Anthony Izzo, Mr. and Mrs. Ken-Rd., causing traffic to be re- co-sponsors of the compact legis- neth Curchin,' Mr. and Mrs. Solrouted while highway department lation. Uio, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Soi Izzo, crews sanded the area. RUG CLEANING BUZZED HOMES? OOEAN CITY—Two Maryland AT ITS men were to have a hearing to- day to explain why they allegedly FINEST AND FASTEST stole a New Jersey Civil Air In Your Hems • Or In Our Modern Plant Out «f Amtrica't F«f*ir Gr»wi«j«) Chain *f St«r«i Still*) Patrol plane and buzzed homes TV, ••*• •«* Mt*»v«pl> Tak*>< '•'*• •"* Acc*ii*ri« in the1 residential bayfr'ont area T«M »«»rdtri, Hi«k FUtlitf. •tc....«t l«w, UD rVittl! early yesterday. John Z. Baron, UON 'S 29, Hyattsville, and Donald Gal- legos, 21, Bladensburg, were ar- SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING BUG CLEANERS rested when Baron landed the A. Chester Conrow single-engine aircraft safely at WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK 2 YEAR GUARANTEE NEWARK - A. Chester Con the municipal field. They were PICTURE TUBES row, Livingston, has been name( held in $1,000 bail each after be- administrator of Saint Barnaba ing charged with grand larceny. Use The Register Classified •except tome 24" » 27" tubil Hospital. it PUTS UNLIMITED liw, hw pricu. Mr. Conrow is a brother-in-la' of Mrs. Helen W. Conrow, ( Fisher PI., Red Bank. He has been with Saint Barna- bas Hospital 10 years. A graduate } of Rider College, Mr, Conrow al ¥ Installation so attended Harvard and Co- COMPANY 33..• Cleanini lumbia universities. He is a mem- ber of the American College A1IUIY PAHtC lit IAMK Hospital Administrators, th American Hospital Associatior and the New Jersey Hospital As 5 sociation.

-LEGAL NOTICE it NOTKK OF DKCIMON 'S LAYAWAY COAT ELECTRONIC KITS Unllmlttd TAKE NOTICE THAT On thf OTtl day of July, 1961, the Zoning Board SOUHD or Adjustment of Hnlmdfl, after * pub Aweitklt ytur iwn Electronic Kits and uv« lie hearing, granted the application o AM Coats Return to Original Prices After August 19th up H 50%. Cimpliti HMTHKIT® ««* ntw Mr. D. Louf» Tonti, Holland Road, emeu, \ Township of Holmdel, for a variance mllible at Parts-UiilimHid. Build your on one Irrrgular-Bhaped ]nt contalntni •wn WMKIE-TUKIE • STEREO • CITIZEN t Amplifier* nnp ncre with 200 feet frontage and BAND TRANSCEIVER. Etc. that (irterminatlnn of said Zoning Board of Adjustment hnx been filed In thi (fwtwy wired site JMIIIWI) • Speaker* nfflcr of the Secretary. fled Hill Road $175 Oriental Cashmere Overcoats Midffletown. N, J,( and 1* avallablt fo: • Cartridge Inspection, Singlt-brtasUd Ex«cutiv« bexeoat itylt. Woven of talcetad plfuekad fin* $99 WILLIAM POTTER. Convtnlon Kit* Secretary, Zoning Board of Adjustment undardown from th* rar* goat of Outar Mongolia. Navy, Oxford, Black, JVu«. l Start Aectuery Brown. Sim 36 to 46 Rtgufar, 36 to 42 Short, 38 to 46 Long. Cords ami Plug* .NOTICK The following: entitled ordinance vlr. • Recording Tape AN ORDINANCE AMENDING "Al* ORDINANCE TO LICENSE AND REG- I/LATE THE CONSTRUCTION AND RUSINE8S OF OPERATING LODGER. $125 Iranian Cashmere Topcoats For long: war! Buy now it CABINS AND MOTELS IN THE Parts unlimited l»w, lew • Record Changers TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN AN TO PROVIDE PENALTIES FOK TH Hand>tailorad Box modal. Sawn-adgai, tat-in ilaavat, flap pockets. Doubla Radios, ete. VIOLATION THEREOF", ADOPTK MAY 24, 1951. was passed on flm reading at a meeting of the Townjhfj yok* lining, tuoda pockat fining*. Natural, Navy, Oxford, Black. Regulars, Committee of the Township of Middle' town held on Wedneiday July 39, 1961 Shorts, Longs. RED BANK-34 W. Front St. (Next to Pep Boys) SH 1-5488 und was thereupon approved by th< Chairman of the Township Committee. JOHN T. LAWLEY ASBURY PARK-728 Cookman Ave. (off Main St.) PR 4-0358 Chairman or the Township Commlttei Howard W. Roberts, PERTH AMBOY—279 Madison Ave. (Next (o Majestic Thtr.) Township Clerk. $85 Genuine Sedan Kashmora Topcoats VA 6-7J7J Aug. 1 $4.1' Bland of superb 2-ply French spun worsted ytrnt and fabrics. Oxford Grey, NOTICE $64 See the Yellow Pages: Television Supplies & Parts-Retail THE MKRCHA.NT* TRUST C Black Olive, Brown, Black, Cambridge Grey. All hand-tailored. All wool. OF RBD BANK, N. J. Shareholders' Meeting Regulars, Shorts, Longs. Notice la hereby given that, punu ant to call nf iti director*, a specia meftliiK of the shareholders nf Thi Fresh and Cozy Warm! Merchants Trim Company of Bank. N. J . will he heltl at Its banklni houne at No. ISO Broad Street, In th 59,50 Imported Wool Zip-Lined Topcoats BorniiRh nf ned Rank. State of New Jersey, on Friday, the Iftih day of Single-breasted. Raglan and seMn sleeve models. Solids in greys, brown, $44 September. 1961, at 3:30 p.m.. for th purpose of conslfifrlnu anri rteterminln by vote whether an agreement to con- black. Also Plaids and Checks. Sizts 36 to 46, Regular, Shorts, Longs. iolle Innpectnd by prospective 108x 122'/." ..„ .....7.98...... 4,49 Electric beating and ventiiatingunits are easy Mddnrji tfurJnjc businexi hours. Bid lem will he ttirntuhttt with a cop> of to install in waits or ceilings. Because exhaust xpeclflcaMniM by the Enntneer i proper notice, and payment for Magic Corner Fitted Shttts 72x108", fans are powerful, low-cost compact ductwork . coat thereof. RMB muKt hr- made on the Blandun k all that's needed. Some fans need no duct- 'ropnMl formn |n Ihe munner dei Cot Sin „ 3.19 2.49 2.99 ;nntftl therein *« required by the work ! Units are recessed — fit in to any tiecor. rcctriratlona; mimt be enclosed ' •uted rnveloppfl hpHrlng ihe name Youth Six. 2.98 2.39 'dree* nf ihe bidder nnd name v Size: Reg. Sale! ^ »rk 'on Ihe uuliildr. addresneil to the Dual Twin, 78x76" .;.. 7.98 $.98 See how easy it is to have controlled comfort flyor and Tnwnship Onmmlttee- And l 'imt )»e arcomfuinfe^ hy n PrapoMl 81x108" : ! 4.98 3.79 m your bathroom. Send a postcard today for nnl Jtnrt « Orttflflrl check timde Dual Twin, 78x80" '..'- .7.98 ^,98 lyahlp \n Hi* order of the Mtinlclpi Twin Fitted , 4.49...... 2.99 £ oar-free fact-filled booklet^Address it to •e» surer in the mim of m>l leu Twin Bottom „ 3.19 2.49 5!1 lO'V of the amount of the • hl< "Batl»roomHeatingarrdVcntilating,"JCF&I -~ !1 Double Fitted '.. : 4.98 3,79 ) J .Crpt tTwriIi^- ~ffmmint--nf-lhe- oherk Doubli Bottpn _„....,. 3.49 2.99 •r.l nnt rxcrrd «0,«(0,flft nntl shall he NJP&L, Madison Avenue at Punch Bowl »t iflss ihun 9Am.on snd he drllvered J2*191JZatL^^^^^,~,,« 1,1.9 ** ' thr jilnre nnd nn the hour »ho\r Twin Top ZZZZZZZ:~yM:. .. 2.99 Road, Morrkstown, New Jersey. l med. The Mtfinriitrd Proponnl Forms 45x'38 /i" Case 1.29 I IT furnltihed upon nppllmthiii t, Double Top : 3.79 3.29 The awnr'" JCP&L i.'nVrn^" i,'",',"*"'"' <1'"««««? ihe" <> I Jaw? CctCnl Power k light

BKHON M«,or 8. ELY.'CKrll SHOP STEINBACH'S Wednesday &. Friday 'til 9 r iKflf fttoctrkai «MftwctM.