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The Weather Hazy, hot and humid today FINAL and tomorrow, highs in low to mid-90s. Fair and warm EDITION tonight,' F^REGISTER llonmouth County's Outstanding Homo Newspaper 24 PACES VOL.96 NO.lt TEN CKNTS RED UANk-MIUDI.KTOWN, N.J. SUNDAY, AUGUST 27,1973 iiimiinimi niiiitiiMiiiiniHiiiii IIIIUIIIIIIIIinilllllllllllMUHIHIIIIIIIIIMIinillHU IIIMUIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIII Watergate Seen Damaging to Both Parties By JIM ADAMS assessment that Watergate State Sen. Robert E. Bauman. going to vote against me to all politicians are crooks. . .It Republican leader, GOP Con- they're making a big mis- a Republican without being scandal will have negative ef- Hauman, a conservative, get back at President Nixon seems to me this is just part ference Chairman John B. An- take." with that crowd." Parris stressed to every WASHINGTON (AP)— fects on both parties. narrowly defeated a con- or the bad things that have of the whole rotten system. derson of Illinois, says Water- Bauman, Peyser and Parris Three Republican politicians But they are inclined to be- servative Democratic oppo- been done," Bauman said be- But it's nothing new. They gate will severely damage Re- group he talked to that he arc pinning their hopes of not plans to introduce a bill in out among the voters last lieve that it will hurt Republi- nent last week to fill an unex- fore last week's election. talk about Watergate: what publicans. being scarred by either Wa- week have come up with the Bauman's district has sent Congress to repeal wage-price cans more. pired term in the U. S. House about the Soviet wheat deal? Anderson said last week he tergate or food prices in the same reading on Watergate: Republicans to Congress since controls. Parris said he hopes "The Republicans are the of Representatives from That's even worse than Wa- thinks Watergate has hurt congressional elections next It won't damage their election 1962, however, so it is ques- Nixon will voluntarily aban- ones involved in it," one Maryland's 1st District. tergate." him so badly that he may year on their aggressive ef- chances next year but it's tionable whether his victory don the controls. Democrat said. "I don't think Before the election, Bau- And in Northern Virginia, abandon his hope of running forts to separate themselves turning a lot of Americans off can be. taken as a solid in- "The Cost of Living Council it's going to do either one of man had predicted that nei- •Parris spent a day meeting against Sen. Adlai E. Steven- as far as possible from Presi- politicians in general. dication that Watergate will has been a disaster," Parris us any good but it's bound to ther Watergate nor food with constituents without any son 3rd next year. dent Nixon on those issues. All three said they view hurt them more." prices would defeat him. He not hurt Republicans at the of them even mentioning Wa- told one group. "I think we soaring food prices as a more The Republicans out talking proved correct. He believes polls next year. tergate. "I feel a lot of people are When a young shoe factory should have Phase zero." important issue than Water- to voters last week were the same thing will prove true In New York City, Peyser Their overriding concern going to be using this as an worker in Maryland said she Peyser has been criticizing gate. Reps. Peter A. Peyser of New next year. got his cynical assessment was the ever-rising cost of excuse for other problems," thought Bauman might be "In Nixon on both Watergate and Democratic political strate- York and Stanford E. Parris "The people here are not from a grocer in the Bronx: food. Peyser said. "Some are using with Nixon." Bauman told inflation in New York City gists seem to agree with the of Virginia and Maryland such sophisticates that they're "There's an old saying that However, at least one House it right now. And I think her: "It's hard enough being television interviews. Besieged Swedish Bank Bandit Foils Gas Assault STOCKHOLM Sweden (AP) The police had been trying — The besieged gunman hold- to starve the gunman out ing four hostages In a locked since the 4x •. -e locked in bank vault told police early the vault on Saturday. Pooce today that he had tied them to had refused the* food, water the walls. He said that if or a portable toilet. anesthetizing gas were The gunman told peace yes- pumped in they would terday he had bane* abort strangle when they lost con- half of the MH.M raaona pad sciousness. him last week. Apparent!* Police immediately sus- this was In response to t'.i pended operations to capture suggestion of a reporter hi a the gunman and a convicted telephone interview with Uw murderer with him and free man that be bun tat i the three young women and a as a symbolic protest i man taken hostage last prison conditions. Thursday. Premised Passage "We would not like to sec The man was also promised these young people hanged, safe passage out of Sweden if that's why we agreed to a he released the hostages, but truce." said Police Chief Curt he insisted on taking two of Undrofth. them with him. "We are dealing with an in- The drama began Thursday human being who does not when police interrupted the hesitate at anything. We could gunman while he was robbing hear the girls plead for their the bank in downtown Stock- lives. Their despair was gen- holm. One policeman was uine. wounded in the hand by the 'They are still alive, but I robber, who was armed with a don't know what their condi- submachine gun and carried tion is now." more than a pound of ex- INSIDE BESIEGED BANK — Police build a wall of sandbags next to the Lindrofth would not say plosives. door behind which a gunman has barricaded himself and his hostages. what kind of gas might have He holed up in the bank The gunman today foiled a planned attack by gas when he told police he been used. But he said if it with the three women and one had fied his hostages to the wall so that they would strangle when they were employed, it would put man as hostages. collapsed if gas was pumped in. the six out in about three min- MISSY WITH THE MOSTEST - Joey Mahon, 3Vi, of Rahway and Avon, utes. is flanked by her parents, AAr. and Mrs. Joseph Mahon, after the little Drill Celling genie took grand prize in yesterday's 46th annual Baby Parade in Asbury Police began drilling Park. (Story, photos page 3.) through the ceiling of the 19- bv-40-foot vault last night in Memphis Desegregation apparent preparation for the gas attack. The gunman fired Insurgents Blocking one shot into the vault's ven- tilator drum during the drill- ing, but nobody was hit. Busing To Start Today The police put one hole into the vault, then decided they MEMPHIS. Tenn. (AP) — "Busing is no longer an is- itial problems, but trouble- per cent black enrolment this Phnom Penh Access needed two more to blanket Court-ordered desegregation sue," said Hunter Lane Jr., flared several days later at a term, an indication that some PHNOM PENH. Cambodia to Phnom Penh. It means also battalion was ambushed yes- the vault with gas speedily. busing begins today for ap- school board president "It's a few schools. white parents have put their (AP) — Hundreds of Cam- they are protecting their own terday on the highway. But when they began drilling proximately 40,000 pupils in fact of life now, and we are Expect 3I.IM children in private and church bodian government troops supply lines." The spokesman said both the other holes, the gunman the Memphis public schools, trying to make it as painless Some experts feel that only schools. There are now about today battled insurgent forces The cutting of the two high- highways were cut at points sent out his message that the one of the South's largest as possible for the commu- about 30,000 of the 40,000 pu- 213 such schools, about twice blocking Phnom Penh's two ways left Mekong river con- where they are crossed by the necks of the hostages were school systems. Authorities ex- nity." pils covered in the May order the number at this time last major supply highways in the voys from Saigon as Phnom insurgents' supply corridors. tied to the wall. pect it to go smoothly. The board has sponsored a will ride. The city had antici- year. heaviest fighting since the end Penh's only sources of supply. He said the Khmer Rouge and A May 13 order by U.S. Dis- busing-information program pated an enrolment of 130,0011 McRac's order is under ap- of U.S. bombing 12 days ago. Bridge Blown their North Vietnamese allies Miners Died trict Court Judge Robert M. for parents since before an this fall but has only 101,000 peal by the NAACP as in- During the weekend the The spokesman said that on were trying to keep their own McRae Jr. calls for 155 buses earlier McRae order under registered, although late sign- adequate by about 17,000 pu- Khmer Rouge insurgents cut Highway 4 government troops routes open so they could sup- to cover 508 routes. Starting which 9,000 pupils in lower ups were expected. pils. The NAACP has waged a Highway 4, the road from the were trying to dislodge the ply their forces in the south- Of Heat And times at the 140 schools in- grades began riding buses in Memphis is 37 per cent 1.1-year battle to desegregate capital to the coast, and High- Khmer Rouge from Sala em part of the country before volved will be staggered so January. There were no in- black, and schools have a 67 Memphis schools. way 5, from Phnom Penh to Kruos, 24 miles southwest of the monsoons in mid-Septem- Dehydration buses can make multiple runs. the country's rice bowl in the Phnom Penh, and from Moha ber. The busing is expected to cost northwest. The cuts were the Salng, 13 miles farther on. He Calls on Sihanouk CASA GRANDE, Ariz. (AP) $1.6 million this school year. first since July. said the insurgents blew up a On the political front. Prince — Two miners trapped in a Officials said they were pre- "Fighting Is reported on the bridge on the highway at Sisowath Sink Matak, one of cave-in at a copper mine near pared to cope with any diffi- J.Edward KnightDies, principal routes during the Moha Saing. the leaders of the 1970 coup here died of dehydration and culties. Seventy tactical po- last 24 hours," said Col. Am Am Rong said government that overthrew his cousin heat exhaustion at least five lice were on standby to aug- Hong, the government's chief forces on Highway 5 were Prince Norodom Sihanouk, days before rescuers reached ment motorcycle officers and military spokesman. "The en- trying to clear a two-mile called on Sihanouk to help them, a medical examiner's police helicopters assigned to Retired Judge Was 69 emy is trying to create some stretch 35 miles northwest of stop the war in Cambodia by report disclosed yesterday. busing. difficulty by stopping supplies the capital. One government admitting that he alone was David Deeder, 41, of Hecla A control center was man- INTERLAKEN - Retired in the highest esteem and af- 1935, at which time he was responsible for the fall of the Mining Co. assistant .shift ned at school board headquar- Superior Court Judge J. Ed- fection. elected to the state Assembly. ••••• Ill M1111 • • AIMIH ||| monarchy and for the in- foreman, and Terry Udall, »4. ters, and Superintendent John ward Knight, 69, who had pre- "We will all miss him." he During the same year, he was lllll Iff tlVlllllfff Hill V volvement of Cambodia in the were trapped 1,200 feet under- P. Freeman Jr. said the sided on state and county ben- continued, "and I certainly will appointed to the Monmouth Vietnam war. ground after the cave-in Aug. board's race relations special- ches for 20 years, died yes- as a friend and neighbor for County Bench where he The Inside Story Sirik Matak is a member of 17. Rescuers recovered their ists would be "at the schools terday in Jersey Shore Medic- many years." served until 193.1. the Phnom Penh government's bodies Saturday. where we feel they are al Center, Neptune, after a Record Hailed The appointment dis- Gogo's tee, defense trigger Giants' fourth '. Page It ruling three-man High Political Two shafts were drilled to needed." long Illness. State Sen. Richard It. Stout, tinguished him as the young- Monmouth, Freehold entries and selections Page 18 Council. He also is a cousin get air and water to (he min- Riots In '71 Born and raised In Ocean R-Mnn., hailed Judge Knight's est county judge in the state. Bridge Advice II PHONE NUMBERS of Sihanouk. ers. One never reached them Civil rights leader Dr. Mar- Grove, he had been a lifelong record on the bench. Retired In IM4 Classified »tt Mala Office 741 Mil He made public a six-page and the other became clogged tin Luther King Jr. was slain shore resident and lived here "Ids record on the bench He was appointed Superior Coaleatpenry Life 14, IS ciaulfled Ads 741 MM open letter to Sihanouk in and useless, authorities said. in Memphis in l!Hin, and there at 214 BuUcrmere Ave. for the was impeccable and uncquul- Court Judge in 19S3 and Crossword Punle II Legal Adv 74I-N1I which he accused him of col- Fire plagued rescue efforts have been riots here as re- past 34 years. led," (he senator said. "1 nev- served in that capacity until EdHeiUU • Display Adv 741 Nil laborating with the North during the first six days and cently as late 1971. Rut lead- Retired state Supreme er heard an unkind word his retirement in 1984. jEMertalament 11 circalatloa Dept 74I-11M Vietnamese and Viet Cong officials said the temperature ers of both races have pre- Court Justice Haydn Proctor, about him In either his p Judge Knight was also an Flaaaetol „ I sports Dept 741*17 from 1966 until he WHS depos- in the tunnel was 120 degrees dicted a smooth start for bus- who grew up in Ocean Grove sional or private life. Judge assignment judge in Mon- Horaaeep* II contemporary Life 741 Mil ed and of selling out to the when the bodies were found. ing because of changed atti- with Judge Knight and main- Knight's death is a sad blow mouth. Ocean, Middlesex and Mtvtei 11 Accounts Payable 741 Mil Chinese and North Vietnam- The findings were re- tudes. tained that friendship to the bench, law and all of Mercer Counties and also sat ONtnarle» 4 Account* Receivable...741 Mil ese "on whom you depend en- vealed by Justice of the Peace Maxine Smith, a black throughout their professional Monmouth County." in Essex County court. Sports... If, II Niddletowa Bnreaa 171-HM tirely for your personal and George Pickerel, who said a school board member and ex- and private lives,' praised his A graduate of the Neptune The judge had been presi- TelevlilM n l-refbaM Bareavti 442-1121 governmental expense." formal inquest would be held ecutive secretary of the city's colleague's stature in the le- school system, Judge Knight dent of the Shore Area YMCA Make A Date 14 Long Branch Birrau next week. branch of the National Associ- gal field. graduated from Dartmouth and was a member of the Special meeting Union Beach "The state of the bodies in- ation for the Advancement of "He was a great judge," College and received his law board of governors of Jersey i Vitamins 4 Price College Skop/Reidevous Board of Education, 8 p.m. dicated the men died af least Colored People, said that aside Justice Proctor said. "I know degree from Dickinson Law Shore Medical Center. This week only. Professional Back-to-school sale, 25% off. Tucs., Aug. 28, Memorial five days before they van from minor confusion, the be- every member of the Mon- School. Carlisle. Pa.. In 1929. He was a member of the Pharmacy, 134 Broad St., Red Tues., Wed., Thurs. only. The School. ML. Ackerman, Sec. found." said Pickerel. "It ginning of busing would be mouth County Bar and people He served as Neptune Monmnulh County, New Jer- (lank (Adv.) Mall. Red Hank. (Adv.) (Adv.) could even have been longer." - "Just another school day." from all walks of life held him Township recorder from 1IKII- See Jidgr. pate I Tfce Dally HegUter, RM BMk-Mlddletwn, N.J. Monday, August», 1973 State Approval Delayed, Colts Neck
; To Use 3 Cafeterias as Classrooms -~ COLTS NECK - The local expenditure of funds for the partment response. was given for the delay, but the class siie which avenged school system will open next project. Funds needed to partition he suggested it might be 25 pupils last year. An in- month with its three school Dr. Roy Unger, superinten- the cafeterias and to pay for caused by the department's crease of 20 pupils for the cur- cafeterias cordoned off lor dent of schools, said yes- two full-time teachers to staff having a large number of rent school year has been pro- I classroom space, even though terday the Board of Education the resulting classrooms were school budget cut appeals. jected by the board, but the the state Department of Edu- went ahead with plans after included in the Board's pro- According to the board deci- superintendent predicted the .'- cation has not yet approved waiting since May 30 for a de- posed 1973-74 school budget. sion,, the Cedar Drive and total would be higher than the The board has appealed to the t'onover Road Schools' cafe- estimate. department the Township terias will be partitioned, pro- He said the class size would Committee's $120,000 cut of viding one extra classroom have increased to at least an the budget, which had pre- for each school. The Atlantic average of 26 without the viously been defeated by Elementary School cafeteria cafeteria adjustments. township voters. will be partitioned for use in But the department has not the vocal music program. "People might say, 'Hey, yet ruled on the appeal and in- In line with that, the board what difference does one child NEW ASSISTANT PROSECUTOR - William W. Graham, right, newly ap- dicated last week, Dr. linger authorized the partitioning make?' " Dr. Unger said. pointed assistant county prosecutor, discusses his new post with Superior said, it would not rule at least work, which is expected to be "But the problem is the pupils Court Judge Robert A. Matthews, who administered the oath. Shown with until September. Local school completed by the time school don't come in evenly spread them Is Mrs. Graham. Mr. Graham's appointment, at an annual salary of officials had delayed the cafe- opens next week, and the hir- throughout the grades. Some S18.000, fills the vacancy created by the resignation of Steven Rubin, teria-classroom decision, he ing of two full-time teachers, classes will probably go up to Ocean Township. Mr. Graham, Brlelle, served previously as an assistant said, because they had ex- one for Cedar Drive and one 30 pupils." prosecutor in Hudson County. pected to have a department for Conover. The Cedar Drive School has decision by Aug. 10. The addition of the two grades six-eight, while Con- But the Board voted last teachers, planned In the over and Atlantic include Tuesday to go ahead with its board's proposed 73-74 budget, grades kindergarten-fifth. plan after being notified -by brings the total here to 59 for Dr. Unger said the school*' Federal A ir Standards the department about the fur- the dstrict's approximately cafeterias will still be able to ther delay in its decision. Pu- 1,530 pupils. prepare and serve lunches to pils are scheduled to return to Dr. Unger said the cafe- pupils but the diminished school here Sept. 5. teria-classrooms were neces- cafeteria space would necessi- Hearings Start Today Dr. Unger said no.reason sary to prevent an increase in ate their eating in classrooms. WASHINGTON (AP)-The can be permitted to grow. Last year, however, the Environmental Protection Under the Clean Air Act of Sierra Club sued EPA, claim- Agency today was to start 1970, EPA has set nationwide ing that the Clean Air Act for- three days of hearings on pro- air quality standards to pro- bids "significant air quality Aerospace Expert Ends posed clean-air standards that tect human health that must deterioration" even where the could affect local economies be met by 1975. two standards are already throughout the nation. It also has set more strin- being met. A U.S. District Court agreed GUNNY PIGOTT SPEAKING - Marine Air Re- His Government Service The Congress and the courts gent standards, to be imple- have ordered EPA to ban sig- mented at the discretion of and so did. an appeals court. serve Gunnery Sgt. Joseph Pigott of Red Bank, GREENBELT, Md. - Her- ary, 1966, with the launch of Then, by a 4 to 4 vote last administrative chief, of the Marine Aircraft nificant new pollution of clean each state, to protect plants, bert I. Butler, chief of the Op- the Environmental Science air and the agency is trying to animals, property and the en-' June, the Supreme Court Group 49, Naval Air Station, Willow Grove, Pa., erational Satellites Office at Services Administration's allowed the lower court deci- listens to a caller in one of his training days at define the point at which this vironmrnt. Goddard Space Flight Center, ESSA-1 (TIROS XI). level is reached. There arc many areas with sion to stand. .' Marine Corps Air Station, New River, N.C. A has retired after 31 years of Vice president Hubert H. maintenance employe with the Red Bank Region- The answer may determine air cleaner than required by On July 16. EPA offered employment with the govern- Humphrey attended a cere- whether new industries can the two federal standards, for public comment a choice al School District, he completed two weeks an- ment. mony at NASA headquarters nual training duty. move into a community and and EPA expected economic of four plans for preventing Residing now in his- Little marking the successful whether the community itself growth in these regions. significant deterioration of air Silver, N.J. home at 37 Ros- launching of the satellite and quality. f slyn Court, Mr. Butler and his presented the NASA Ex- The Sierra Club's imme- wife, the former Kathleen ceptional Service Medal to diate comment was another fCity Quiet, Peace Sweeney of New York City, is Mr. Butler. Other recipients Breslow Will Attend lawsuit, now pending, which pursuing a retirement career were Dr. Morris Tepper, charged that none of the EPA as an aerospace consultant. NASA's director of Meteo- alternatives was strict Born in New York City, Mr. rological programs and David Science Conference fTalks' Set Tonight FAIR HAVEN - Aaron enough. Butler studied electrical engi- S. Johnson, ESSA Environ- EPA's first alternative was LONG BRANCH - Relative neering at the Polytechnic In- mental Satellite Center direc- Breslow, 79 Forest Ave., County and the United Puerto chairman of the science de- to set a national limit on the -calm has reigned here four Rican Youth Organization. stitute of Brooklyn and re- tor. allowable increase in concen- S consecutive nights and police ceived a BS degree in physics partment at Henry Hudson The list, according to city During 19U ESSA II and III Regional High School, will at- trations of sulphur dioxide 3 theorize that expected "peace observers, was drafted after from Monmouth College, West also were successfully and participate matter (dust) -2 talks" tonight will resolve is- Long Branch, N.J. He joined tend the National Youth Con- the disturbances. The unrest, launched and work started on ference on Science and the in the air. T- sues which may have brought the U.S. Army Signal Re- a second generation oper- : it was reported, took place EPA's second alternative . on three nights of unrest here search and Development Lab- Environment in Chicago Nov. with no advance warning and Herbert I. Batter ational satellite scheduled for would set limits on emissions ilast week. oratory, Ft. Monmouth, in 7 to 10. no prior demands or requests. 1970 which incorporated ad- of sulphur dioxide and par- 1MI and engaged in research Mr. Breslow Is one of two ': City Council President Jack Dimas Montalvo, president vanced sensor systems to pro- ticipates from smokestacks. ifTaylor has announced that and development in radio di- teachers whose attendance at of the Spanish Fraternity, ational satellite systems, most vide both day and night global The third alternative would j council members will meet rection finders, intercept and the conference will be spon- termed the disturbances last recently the TIROS Oper- coverage. let each state determine ".sig- —privately tonight with repre- countermeasure equipment. sored by Jersey Central Pow- week as "spontaneous" on a ational System, the TIROS R Mr. Butler is a licensed pro- nificant deterioration" on a sentatives of the black and er ft Light Company — New local radio interview He was appointed to the Ad & D Project and the fessional engineer, a senior case-by case basis. •:.'Puerto Rican communities to Jersey Power k Light Com- Thursday. Hoc Committee on Mete- NASA/Comsat Coordination member of the Institute of The fourth alternative r discuss ways of halting future pany. The other is Miss Ruth It was said then, however, orology formed by the Depart- of Early Bird and the Apollo Electrical and Electronics would limit pollution concen- 9 disturbances here. Kllen Gronenthal of Millburn that his people want a Puerto ment of Defense Advanced communications support sat- Engineers, a member of the High School trations in the air. as in the ' Mr. Taylor said that a list of Research Projects Agency, in ellites. American Institute of Aero-' Rican named to the police de- Mr. Breslow received a de- first alternative, but on a re- C"10 requests and suggestions partment and want a recrea- which capacity he served as In 1963 Mr. Butler was ap- nautus and Astronautics and gional basis rather than na- has been drafted by the Span- project manager for Project a member of the American gree in chemistry from Rut- tion complex with a swim- pointed a member of the U.S. gers University and a mas- tional. Each state would de- . ish Fraternity of Monmouth ming pool installed in Garfield TIROS (Television InfraRed delegation headed by Dr. Association for the Advance- Aaroatrestow cide where this limit would Observation Satellite). He re- ment of Science. ter's degree in education from Memorial Park, among other Hugh Dryden, which met in New York University. apply and would set aside ul- issues. ceived the Meritorious Civil Mr. Butler, who has two I Officer's Detail Rome, Italy, with space rep- He taught chemistry at At- tra-clean areas with tighter Although city officers con-' Service Award for the techni- resentatives of the Soviet sons, Alan of Hollywood, Fla., 6 Arrested restrictions. But states could tinue to patrol the streets in cal direction of the research and David of Stockbridge, lantic Highlands High School f Is Snake Walk Union to formulate prelimi- and transferred to Henry allow exceptions. riot gear, there has been no and development of TIROS I, nary plans for the exchange Mass., was recipient of the On Drugs which was launched on April Hudson when the area be- So far 33 witnesses have LONG BRANCH - Patrol- organized youthful disorder in of weather satellite informa- National Aeronautics and signed up to appear during » man Gillis Wettermark has the city since Wednesday I, I960 Space Administration award, came a regional school dis- tion. trict. He has been science de- Charges the three days to hearings in . received some unusual assign- night. Mr. Butler, rented his home the NASA Exceptional Ser- WKST LONG BRANCH - Washington. * ments on the city Police De- in Little Silver, and trans- As a result of these meet- vice Medal, for outstanding partment chairman since Police here report the arest of Further hearings are to be partment, but a detail he re- ferred to the Goddard Space ings, the "cold" line was es- achievement leading to the I960. six persons yesterday and held in Atlanta, Dallas, Den- ceived yesterday, he said, was Highl Center of the National tablished between Washington nation's first operational Mr. Breslow is president- early today, all on marijuana ver and San Francisco during the clincher. Aeronautics and Space Ad- and Moscow and in 1966 after weather satellite. elect of the New Jersey Sci- possession charges. the first week of September. The officer was sent to the ministration in 194il. As chief the Soviets launched Cosmos ence Teachers Association The Department of Army Two of the arrests, police Pleasure Bay Apartments, ^ I* «-»^«Clll. of the operational satellites of- 122 the exchange of satellite also cited the engineer for his and is a member of the na- tional Science Teachers Asso- .said, were made in connection Liberty St., to investigate a OCEANPORT - This fice, Mr. Butler planned, di- weather information was in- meritorious performance of ciation, National Education with a raid conducted in Long report of a snake in a tree. borough's senior citizens will rected, coordinated and eval- itiated. The U.S. National Op- duty as a physical science ad- Woman Is Association, New Jersey Edu- Branch yesterday In which 58 There was a reptile lazing have a Chinese auction Sept. uated research development erational Meteorological Sys- ministrator when he served at cation Association, Man mouth pounds of marijuana report- on a bough, he reported. The 19 at the Maple Place School and implementation of oper- tern was initiated in Febru- Ft. Monmoulh. County Teachers Association edly was seized. (Sec story Hospitalized snake wasn't bothering any- beginning at 7:.10 p.m. and the Henry Hudson Re- page 13.) one, he reasoned, and no one Mrs. Val Silbernagi'l and gional Education Association. The suspects were identi- was bothering the reptile. her committee have arranged By Collision He is a member of the Red fied as Sidney Coopcrstcin, 21, What's to do? for prizes and refreshments. Equine Moviegoer Probably Bank Elks Lodge and is a past of 322 Monmouth Road, here, LONG BRANCH-A young The dilemma was resolved, The auction is open to the president of Congregation charged with possession of Spring Lake woman was hos- however, when the snake's public. Proceeds will be used Beth Shalom, Red Bank. more than 25 grams of mari- pitalized here yesterday after owner approached the police- for the seniors second annual Was Only Horsing Around she received severe facial man. juana, and Michael Albertl, dinner in November at the KATONTOWN - It takes 20, of 14 Brighton Ave., Long cuts in a four-car accident at "No problem," he said. West End Manor. Plans are horse began to graze on grass "The police came and put a plain old horse sense to pick a at the outdoor theater. The Hot Coffee Branch, charged with posses- Norwood and Cedar Aves. "Just walking my snake." also being made to attend a rope harness around the Two others received minor in- good movie nowadays. popcorn wasn't ready, let horse's neck and led it away sion of less than 25 grams of The owner of the friendly Christmas show. marijuana. juries. type reptile was not identified But for a dark brown mem- alone buttered. from the theaters," Mr. Blu- There will not be a regular ber of the equine species, the Lands Youth Both were released in Ihcir Injured was Daria Logan, by police. meeting in September. LeRoy Blumenhcin, man- menhcin said. choice proved to be an unsol- ager of both theaters, wit- own recognizance for hearing 20, whose small foreign car vable problem. nessed the scene and reported Ills dilemma was also solved In Hot Water tomorrow before Magistrate reportedly turned over as a Perhaps in search of "Na- that the horse was soon cap- in the horse's capture. What BKI.MAK - A Ha/let youth Charles Morgan. result of the accident. tional Velvet" a horse loped tured by local police before ei- do you say to or charge a was arrested here early Sat- Patrolmen Joseph llcllmers Police said that Melvin B. Judge Knight Dies up to the box office of the ther show started and re- horse who wants to see a mov- urday morning for allegedly and Frank Rosano were the Krown, 38, of Neptune, failed Community Theater at about turned to its still unknown ie on its night out? Greg Bo- dousing a policeman with cof- arresting officers. to negotiate the turn from Ce- (Continued) Park. Asbury Lodge K&M. 5 p.m. yesterday and was owner. rak fee. Three men were arrested at dar Ave. into Norwood Ave. sey and American Bar Associ- and the Sons of the American apparently undecided about Police identified him as 7:45 last night after a routine His car, police said, struck ations; past president of the Revolution. the billing, "The Day of the iiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiNiiiiliiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiHHniiimiiiHiinHniiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiint Robert Robinson, 16. of It motor vehicle check, police the curb and veered back into Eagle Hook and Ladder Co., He was a :iil degree Mason Jackal." Joyce Place. The incident re- said. They were identified as the roadway. Ocean Grove; the New Jersey Surviving are his widow, Seeing the Eatontown portedly involved Special Offi- John N Brow 21. of 1506 Bo- Mr. Brown's car, according State Exempt Firemen's As- Mrs. Ortrude S. Knight, and a Drive-In nearby, the four-leg- Births cer Edward McCormlck, who wad Ave., Asbury Park; Ron- to police, then struck the rear sociation and Beta Theta I'I son, Richard S. Knight, here. ged specimen wandered over UMIIIII HIIIMIIII said he was on patrol duly at ald V. Alston, 24, of 2223 left side of a car operated by fraternity at Dartmouth Col- Another son. J. Edward and discovered "Shaft In Af- the time. Springwood Ave., Neptune, Hugo Vicari. S3, of Jersey lege. Knight Jr, died in 1%.' rica" and "Hit Man" on (he RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs. Harold East- The policeman said he wax and Norman A. Perkins, 21, of City. It then struck Ihe side iif Judge Knight was also a The Farry Memorial Home, program for later last night. RrdBank wick (nee Karen Samolm), walking at Ocean and Fourth 1317 Washington Ave, Asbury Miss Logan's vehicle, over- member of the First United Asbury Park, is in (harge of Deciding a double-feature Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dillarha 259 Dartmouth Ave., Fair Aves. when, for no apparent Park. turning it, and continued into Methodist Church, Asbury arrangements. was better than one show, the (nee Mary Kane), 4 Sycamore Haven, son, Aug. 22. reason, the young man ap- All were charged with pus- the front ol a following car Drive, Hazlet, son, Aug. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Charles proached and threw a contain- session of less than 25 grams driven by Martin Dolinsky, M, Mr. and Mrs. John llaney Schumacher (nee Patricia er of coffee on the front of his of marijuana. of Iselin. (nee Mildred Kolloek), 3H Mol- O'DOnnell), 924 S. Concourse, uniform. Brow and Alston posted $500 The three oncoming cars, Weather: Hot, Humid ly Pitcher Village Court, Red Cliffwood Beach1, daughter, Police are also charging bail each for hearing tomor- police said, were coming lo I Bank, son, Aug. 21. Aug. 22. young Robinson with being in- row, while Perkins was sent halt for a traffic signal when Hazy, hut and humid today settled over many areas of vailed in most arras with a Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ryan Mr. and Mrs. William toxicated. He was released in lo county Jail in lieu of similar the mishap occurcd. and tomorrow, high today Is the North and East, few scattered thunderstorms. (nee Joan Owc'zarski). 140 Kmmrlch (nee Kathleen $100 ball pending a court ap- baft Mr. Brown was treated at the low 90K and high tomorrow Draw log rolled over the Park Ave., Keansburg, daugh- Lang), Fredwood Place, pearance Wednesday. ' Patrolmen Hollmers and Monmouth Medical Center for in the mid 90s Fair and warm northern Uraal Lakes region TIDES ter, Aug. 21. Matawan, daughter, Aug. 22. Rosano again were arresting a minor contusion, according tonight, low in the low to mid mid h.i/r obscured vision from Sandy llMk Mr. and Mrs. Raymond De- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ander- officers. In police. 70s. Fair Wednesday fair, con- vaney (nee Kathleen WHEN VA GOTTA GO... the upper Ohio Valley Into son (nee Donna Caldwell), 75 Arrested at 4 a.m. today, Mrs. Pauline Dolinsky, 57, a tinued hoi and humid. TODAY - High 11:08 p.m. and McGrath), 209 Hamiltonlan SAO I'AUU), Brazil I AP) — New Kngland and the Middle Havens Mill Road, Freehold, again after routine motor ve- passenger In her husband's low I .ttip.m. Drive, Middletown, son, Aug. A convict convinced prison offl- In Long Branch, yes- Atlantic stales. daughter, Aug. 22. car, was treated for bruises at T0M0KHOW - High 8:,1« 21. ii il, hi' had a terrible illness hicle check, was William T. terday's high temperature An early snowfall WRlttmd McGrath. 20, of 1?6 Branton the hospil,il was 86 and the low, «7 de- areas near South lake TlRM, ,i in and I:H p.m. and low Mr. and Mn. Charles Wath- Mr. and Mrs. Charlc anil WM taken to a hospital. 1 32 a in ami .' -17 p.m. larch lot him no into the Ave., Long Branch, charged Miss Login's condition was grees. II was HI at 6 p.rn and Calif., in Ihe Siena Mountains Ingtnn (nee Jennifer Gray), bratta (not Mary Ion Prico)7 with possession of less n For Red Kank and Kinn.mi 3KH Sweelbnar St., Cliffwood em alone. nut disclosed hy hospital offi- the overnight low was /I last night The California Albert St., Soulh Hiver, son, grams of marijuana. He was cials early today. * Today's 7 a in temperature highw.n patrol Mid up to tun Iniiige, add I wo hours, SIM Beach, daughter, Aug. 21. convict lowered himself Aug 23, mi! HI the bathroom window id jn his own recognll- Mr. Brown was issued a was 72. inches fell on iu HX HI cam Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Mr. and Mrs. John Umber- Long Branch, dtducl i > min- Mr. and Mrs I'anl Kdgertnn mill • ropt Bnd neaped. The ance for hearing Sept II I',i caroltaa driving summons by Fair skivK and warm l»m Paaa and on lit MI at i.uihrr son (nee Scherlenc JMM), H (noa Kli/alx-lh Anderson), 7 dolmen John Faldutl and Patrolman Donald J, I'jng- utes; Highlands budge, add -1(1 Water St., Matawan, twin peralurcs covered Uw n.iliun Paaa, Mariaa Lane, Sea Bright, for IhrJt hours, then became John DtmarH made the ar- More, who Investigated for minutes. sons, Aug. 21. today. But dense fug and haze Hut. humid GOndHiOM pre- daughter, Aug. 23. ited. city police Tke Dafly Register. Red Bank-Middletewn. N.J. Moaday, August 27,1*7) ) ORLD By Ike Associated Prns King (iustaf in Coma HELSINGBORG, Sweden - King Gustaf VI Adolf of Swe- den lay In a coma today, his life slowly ebbing away The W-yearold monarch still clung to life after massive fwJm stomach surgery and five days in a respirator, but his kidneys had almost stopped funtioning and his heart was failing. The king's doctor, Prof. Gunnar Biorck, said several Swedes had offered the king a kidney. "We are grateful, but a kidney transplant is not presently under consideration," he said. A hospital bulletin said the king had probably suffered ad- ditional intestinal bleeding early this morning and his condi- tion was "still critical." Hundreds of the kings subjects gathered during the night In front of the city hospital where the king lay and at Sofiero, his summer home near Helsingborg. Crown Prince Carl Gustaf, the kings grandson and heir; Dowager Queen Ingrid of Denmark, the king's daughter, and Carl Johan Bernadotte, one of the king's sons, spent the night at the hospital but were not allowed in the sickroom. Leaving John, Mrs. Mitchell Says WASHINGTON - Martha Mitchell says Her husband, for- mer Attorney General John N. Mitchell, Is "going to jail." and she plans to leave him, according to the Washington Star- 7c News. LAUGH, CLOWN — Eddie Alberian, summer resi- An article in the newspapers Sunday editions said Mrs. dent of Ocean Grove and former Clarabell on Mitchell was interviewed in a telephone call from her New "Howdy Doody" show, enchants youngsters at • ntlltr Start PMtw t, Larr, Fan* York apartment. She indicated that she is bitter toward Presi- award presentations in Convention Mall, Asbury CROWD PLEASERS - More than 50,000 specta- terday's 46th annual revival of Baby Parade, last dent Nixon, the newspaper said, saying her husband "had a Park, for renewal of city's Baby Parade. tors crammed boardwalk at Asbury Park for yes- held in 1949. fine reputation on Wall Street" until Nixon "got ahold of him." Mitchell, currently under indictment in New York on charges of obstructing justice and attempting to defraud the government in connection with alleged campaign contributions 50,000 See 46th Annual Baby Parade to the Nixon campaign, resigned in July 1972 as director of the President's reelection campaign. By FLORENCE BRUDER thumb-sucking proceedings. 1911 winner, Mrs. Anna West paper fish he'd caught, and costume, a beautiful Indian filled to capacity to the end. "We have been suffering." the newspaper quoted Mrs. There was, however, very Mitchell as saying in reference to the Watergate scandal. Keller of Long Branch, said two little girls with yellow outfit, and two-year-old Chamber of Commerece ASBURY PARK - Con- little crying from the tiny con- maybe the revived event had parasols couldn't resist tears Christopher Leonard! of White and beachfront officials ex- clusion after watching Asbury testants: most seemed happy some "cathing up" to do in as they ncared the finish line. Plains, NY. won for the most pressed pleasure at the day's Bomb Error Crew Penalized Park's 46th annual Baby Pa- to sleep in their mothers' laps, the creative field. Then there was the dimin- comical ... he was a very happenings and plan for an- GANA, Guam — An Air Force officer who was found prin- rade yesterday: everybody nuzzling a pacifier or a cooky. Spectators were treated to a utive "Jersey Tomato," believable "Little Old Wine- other such event next year. cipally responsible for the accidental bombing of a Cambodian (that is, the more than 50,000 Other Winners "Rock-a-bye-Baby" float, a Jamie Lynne Hurley, 1, of As- maker." Sleeping babies, proud par- village has been suspended from duty, reprimanded and or- sympathetic spectators), The five grand finalists, prize winner, where one-year- bury Park, who won for the The Asbury Park Municipal ents and delighted spectators dered to forfeit $700 pay, the Air Force announced today. loves a baby. along with little Miss Mahon, old Martin Hose of Wana- most original costume. Band offered appropriate ren- will awaken this morning, Another officer was reprimanded and suspended, and two More than 300 youngsters, were Karen Renee Small, 6, massa sat up in his crib all Toni Anne Tomairti of ditions and drumrollines dur- knowing something very spe- were given letters of admonishment, said a spokesman for the many of them sleeping hap- Asbury Park, fifth place; alone and waved diplomat- Ocean Township, who's four, ing the awards ceremonies and cial took place yesterday in Oh Air Force at Anderson Air Force Base. pily In the warm afternoon Muffie Crane. 3, Staten Is- ically to the crowd. a prize for the most elaborate Convention Hall was nearly this resort. An admonishment is the lightest form of punishment pos- sunshine, walked, were push- land, NY., fourth; Curtis They also saw the Asbury sible in the Air Force, and a reprimand is the next lightest, ac- ed or carried down Baby Harris Jr., 3. Keyport, third; Park Afro-American presenta- cording to the Pacific Air Force Command in Honolulu. Blvd. (Ocean Ave.), to the col- Katherine Mary Casncr, 3, tion where an appealing baby The officer, Capt. Prince A. Brumfield, was the radar-na- orful conclusion at Con- Elizabeth, second and Joey slept through all the tumult. vigator aboard the B52 bomber which dropped its bombs on vention Hall where thrce-and- herself, the new queen. And there was the little girl the village uf Neak Luong Aug. 6, killing 137 Cambodians. a half year-old Joey Mahon There were many former staunchly throwing kisses Turn spare time The Air Force said the mishap occurred on Brunfields copped the grand prize. titlists present, among them from the Peace Float: the 165th mission in Southeast Asia. Joey's a curly-haired blonde Councilman Dr. Lorenzo Har- charming snake-charmer; the girl who's summering with ris, who'd only admit to win- tiny Oriental girl pushing her Protestants Blamed in Killings her grandparents In Avon; ning third place "sometime dog in a carriage; the in- into BELFAST, Northern Ireland — Police today blamed Pro- Rahway is her home. She was before 1930." finitesimal boy sleeping in a testant extremists for the killing of three Roman Catholics dressed as a genie, in a black Mrs. Ethel Combs (iroff, white boat with his sailor's who appeared to have been shot and then blown up. and gold costume made by here, Ihe 1909 winner, thought hat straight and the pink and "The bodies bore marks similar to those caused by bul- her mother. Mrs. Joseph Ma- the parade was "more com- white angel. spare cash let.-..' a spokesman for the constabulary said. hon, who said, "I'm paral- bative" In her day. And the Huck Finn waved the blue The victims, Ronald and Sean McDonald and Tony yzed!" Mr. Mahon gasped, McGrady, 16, were found yesterday in a Belfast garage after it "It's unbelievable . . . and Learn Income Tax Preparation was shattered by an explosion. At first police thought an ex- I've had nothing for break- ploding gas cylinder caused their deaths, but neighors said fast." from M&R Block they heard gunshots before the explosion. Joey won a three-day, two Thousands of people with spare time are earning extra money as tax Earlier, a 24-year-old Catholic was fatally shot in the night trip to Disneyland, Or- preparers in the growing field of income tax service. And so can you. stomach and was found lying in one of Belfast's back streets. lando, Kla.. complete with HSR Block's experienced instructors make it easy to learn tax preparation. Police believe he was the victim of a punishment squad of the air fare, hotel accom- Enrollment is open to men and women of all ages... whether employed lnsh Republican Army. modations and meals, plus the (in any field), retired, housewife or student. Choice of days and class times. Governor's Trophy, U.S. Sav- Certificate awarded upon graduation. Job interviews available for best Gaudet Blames Secret Service ings Bonds, gift certificates, students. Send for free information and class schedules today. HURRY! ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - An attorney for Edwin M. Gau- an inflatable house and a sil- det says it was the Secret Service who got Gaudet in trouble in ver plated trophy cup. Classes Start. September I2ihand UihAi. Ihe first place, and they should help him get released from Perfect Afternoon • MIDDLETOWN • LONG BRANCH • HAZLET state charges today. She certainly must have • SAYREVILLE • FREEHOLD • BELMAR slept well last night, with vi- Gaudet, 29. was charged by federal authorities with sions of the red plush crown Contact the LXHGMLOCK office nearest you: threatening President Nixon's life, but that charge was spinning 'round in her tiny dropped. head plus a 'wonderment' 747 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN 07748 Hoqever, he has been jailed In Albuquerque in lieu of about whatever happened on Phone:671-9314 1300.000 on three stale counts of assault with intent to kill a po- a perfect Sunday afternoon by Please send me free information about your tax preparation course. I understand lice officer. The state charges stem from an alleged exchange the ocean in Asbury Park. there is no obligation and no salesman will call. of gunrirc last Monday after Gaudet escaped from a federal agent attempting to arrest him on the federal warrant. This was a renewal of the Name. Baby Parade, which had been GOING STRONG AT 12 MONTHS - Strong man He was expected to be moved from Albuquerque lo Taos Address. inaugurated in 1890 and last Michael McRae, 1, of Neptune, rides to second today to answer the state charges. held in 1949. It was revitalized place victory in most comical costume category Citv_ Zip- Phone this year largely through the in yesterdays Baby Parade in Asbury Park. • • • • • CLIP AND MAIL TODAY • • • • warn Rail Strike in 4th Day efforts of Anthony Petillo. a L MONTREAL — Negotiations for Canada's striking city policeman, who received railwaymen and its railroads maneuvered through the week- an inscribed watch and a end without getting back to the bargaining table, despite the plaque for his efforts on be- .threat of legislation to end the nationwide rail strike. The half of the small fry and their strike is now in its fourth day. fans. Labor Minister John Munro said the two sides had to make A slim woman spectator re- tome progress toward a settlement by today or the govern- marked, "I haven't seen a pa- ment would ask Parliament to impose a settlement. rade like this in years; it's a Talks broke off Friday nighl. Executives of Canadian Na- great thing." Another woman tional and Canadian Pacific Rail invited union representatives opined, "It's good to see a Our new Tk to meet with them un the basis of a conciliation board's rec- baby parade again Instead of ommendation of 17.8 per cent pay increases over two years. all those fresh kids on the The Associated Non-Operating Railway U.iions rejected Ihe of- boardwalk " 4-year Certificates of deposit fer but said they were willing to hold direct negotiations. * One of the biggest and most popular winners weren't babies Skylab Passes Hallway Point at all; diapered daddies from neighboring Ocean Township. Give you SPACE t'KNTJKR. Houston - Skylab 2's astronauts soared complete with giant-sized bot- past the halfway point of Iheir planned 59-day space journey tles with nipples and crunched early today. lollipops, marched off with "We're a happy and healthy crew up here" Might com- best municipal float citation, mander Alan L. Bean reported yesterday as the midway mark to everyone's obvious delight. approached. "We're ready for the downhill leg." Their ruffled tulle bonnets Bean, Dr. Owen K. Harriott and Jack R. Lousma were in a added a special touch of the sleep period when they slipped past Ihe mark at 12:48 a.m. nonsensical. EDT. Their H5-lon laboratory was over the ocean south of Aus- And, a teen-ager watching tralia. some of the slumbering in- 7.90 The thr»e have circled the globe 429 times and flown more fants being proudly wheeled than 12 million miles since their launching July .'« by in front of the judges' On Saturday, they broke the single-mission endurance stand south of Convention Effective annual yield record of 2K days. 50 minutes that was set in June by the crew Hall, remarked. "They don't of Skvliili I. even have to dress up — (in Sept 5. Bean will become Ihe all-time champion of they're so adorable." Interest compounded daily •ace night with a tol-l of 49 days. 3 hours. :1« minutes, in- So (he tone of the day was cluding more than III days lo^ed 0B his Apollo 11 moon mis- gay and tender, and the two- $ sum in I9A9. hour parade, followed by Minimum deposit 1000 Present record holder is (hiirlrs Conrad Jr., a veteran of bright ceremonies msicii- din vention Hall, made for a lour space missions memorable Sunday. . MIIIIII Eddie Alberian. who sum- 'EMILY mers in Ocean (irove and who THE WG1STER played Clarabell on Howdy Doody for many ol the partici- CMiirxut IT., »io IANK. N J mo pants' parents, was amoiin MANCMOMICII m RT. I), MIDDLITOWN, N.J., »IMI Ihe Judges and •nttrUlned CENTRAL JERSEY BANK Mli.r MAIN IT , MIIMOIO, N J . I/Ml A2NJID TRUST in IIIOAOWAV. LONO ««ANCH, NJ nm during the presentation cwt IIMkHMM In UN »T <|M M Cta* MM M«l»» CM* monies while the judges were MONMOUTH COUNTY • Allenhurst • Allentown making their final decisions Bradley Beach • Eatontown • Farmingdale • Fort rUtLIIHIO IV TNI HO (ANK MOIITIr) Mtmbtr ol lh» AIIMMKl Prfli Trt« Altocloifd Prffit It InlltlnJ ••• Judges and boftMMl were Monmouth • Freehold (2) • Freehold Township (2) clutlvtly lo Ihf u»t lorrigublkollonof oil Iht locol n*w% prinlfd In thu CAN WE HELP YOU ? Howell • Long Branch (2) • Manalapan • Marlboro ntw>Pd(Mr 01 will o« oil A> rwwt dlipafchtl. garbed In colorful straw hats Matawan • Neptune City • Ocean Township • Rum- SKond clou MtlMt paid ol (ltd Horn. N J 0//01 ond ol oddilionol and Mayor Raymond Kramer son • Sea Bright • Shrewsbury • Spring Lake Heights molting offlctl rublllhtd dolly, Monrtny Ih'ouaft Friday Moll Mrtmrlp and City Council members tlorti paynbt* In odvafltt SERVICE (SOUR UNION COUNTY Mountainside I Wtf k I Month I Month* * Monthl I Vtor and their wives were special Westfield l» l]» »» IU0O USM guests. They lent • certain "••• Homi Dtllvtry by Corrltr W Cinli a w«M BIGGEST ASSET! <>nqlr copy ol fmintrr 10 Ctntt aura of officialdom lo the 4 The DaUy Register, Red Bank-Mlddletown, N.J. Monday, August 27,1J73 Obituaries Police Charge 3 Boys With Church Vandalism vance so they would not shat- iniiiMiiiiiimiii parking lot Thursday night. and a house on Jumping Police said the boys did sev- graphs of the footprints were MIDDLETOWN - Three ter when broken. Lincroft boys have been Police said they implicated Brook Road in Lincroft July eral hundred dollars worth of distributed to police this past The three boys have been charged with vandalizing St. the third boy, who was ar- 30. Police said they stole a damage to the church on week, and Patrolman Jack Police Investigating Leo the Great Church, Lin- rested Friday morning. portable television set, a radio Newman Springs Road. Freeman, who spotted the two released in the custody of croft, last weekend and with Besides the church van- and electrical appliances. On the night of Aug. 17, the brothers in the parking lot, their parents and are under commiting a series of other dalism Aug. 17-18 the trio is Stealing cartons of ciga- boys entered the church by used them to identify the the jurisdiction of the county Death of Youth, 16 crimes in the township during charged with: rettes, cigarette lighters and forcing open a back door and boys. Juvenile Court. the past three months. Breaking windows at St. a radio from Krauszer's dairy breaking a window, according The suspects were de- Patrolman Freeman was LITTLE SILVER - Police said. Dick Dalli, another sta- Police are withholding the Leo's School with a BB gun store in Lincroft Shopping to Detective Cap. Robert M. scribed as "real pros" by assisted in the arrests by De- are Investigating a young tion employe, found the body boys' names, but said that two six weeks ago. Damage was Center Aug. 16. Letts. He said they tampered Capt. Letts. He explained that tective Ronald Ohnmacht. ' • man's death that they have in the station's back shop are brothers, aged 13 and 14, estimated at $1,500. Forcing entry into 14 au- with, but could not open, a they used a walkie-talkie as LOTTERY NUMBERS termed a possible suicide. about 7 a.m. Friday, police and the other is a 14-year-old. Breaking in and burglar- tomobiles and stealing stereo safe, and stole petty cash an aid in some of the crimes, Fit, Aug. !4: 7NM James Fishbough, 16, of said. The brothers were report- izing a house on Orchard Hill tape decks from them over a from the sacristy. and taped windows in ad- Sat., Aug. M: mm Rivers Edge Drive was found The body was removed to edly arrested in St. Leo's Road in Lincroft in late July three-month period. at the Gulf service station on Monmouth Medical Center, The most serious damage to Oceanport Ave., where he Long Branch, by the John E. the church was reportedly worked, dead from a bullet Day Funeral Home, Red dene the following night. The wound through the chest, ac- Bank, for an autopsy. His fa- Condominium in Highlands cafeteria was strewn with Fed rich, cording to police. ther, who lives in Pennsylva- broken soda bottles, broken fire extinguishers and paper There were two suicide nia, has been notified, police warm, plates, cups, napkins and notes, a large caliber gun and said. Will Face Test in Court straws, police said. small change totaling about a Sgt. James Fagan, Patrol- FREEHOLD - Seeking to fendants the Highlands Zoning. 140 condominium units, and to worry- dollar near the body, they man Richard Pannato and set aside a variance for a 140- Board of Adjustment and modify the configuration ot Capt. Letts said the sus Special Officer Richard Salari unit condominium complex in Building Inspector Martin on-site parking. pects also went through draw William A. Fingilore are continuing trfe in- Highlands, a neighboring Fehlhaber. Mr. Trask asks the court to ere and closets and removed free SHREWSBURY - William vestigation. property owner has filed a Mr. Trask alleges that mod- set aside all borough resolu- some keys. A. Pingitore, 48, of 35 Spruce The Brandt Funeral Home, complaint in Superior Court ifications in the developer's tions concerning the TLT Police had a hunch that the Drive died Saturday in Mon- Pittsburgh, is in charge of ar- against certain Highlands offi- site plan approved by the zon- property and to direct Mr. suspects were young because mouth Medical Center, Long rangements. cials and the developer, Twin ing board Aug. 6 are so sub- Fehlhaber to cancel an build- of the size of footprints report Branch. Lights Terrace Inc. (TLT). stantial as to amount to an en- ing permits and not issue edly found in the cafeteria. He was born in Long Anthony B. Danilowicz The suit filed by Benjamin tirely new application for a new ones. The captain said photo- Branch and lived there until ' MIDDLETOWN - Anthony H. Trask, Portland Road, variance. moving here a year ago. He B. Danilowicz, 54, of 45 Rich- Highlands, also names as de- The original application for was the son of, the late Mr. ard Ter. died yesterday at construction of 140 con- and Mrs. Peter Pingitorc. home. dominium units and 16 rental NOTICE He had been a warehouse Born in Mt. Carmel, Pa., he Two Sought units had been approved by TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN Have extra cash in your bank worker at Kt. Monmouth for had lived here 17 years. the Highlands Planning balance when you need it. Open 28 years before retiring two Mr. Danilowicz was em- Board, the zoning board and MASTER PUN years ago. ployed in the general mainte- In Center the mayor and council. a Cash-O-Matic account with us. . Surviving are his widow, nance department at the Ac- TLT won approval from COMMUNITY GOALS Mrs. Barbara Cook Pingitore; tor's Home, Fort Lee. Holdup both boards to reduce the On August 29, and September 5. 1973. public meetings will be held it three brothers, Emest Ping- He was a World War II number of buildings from 11 Township Hall, Mam Meeting Room, at 8:00 P.M., to review the Commu- FIST itore of Long Branch, Joseph Army veteran and a commu- MADISON TOWNSHIP - to 10, to change their location, nity Goals section ol the proposed Master Ban, as prepared by the Mtd- Two men armed with hand- dieiown Advisors on Planning (MAP). Copies ol the Community Goals Pingitore of Wisconsin, and nicant of St. Anthony's Catho- to alter the number of units will be available at the Township Clerk s ollice betore the scheduled Andrew Pingitore of North lic Church, Red Bank. guns reportedly handcuffed contained in each building, meeting dales. BANK Carolina; three sisters, Mrs. Surviving are three broth- eight employes of the Acme without exceeding the total of COLOMALty Pauline Mazzacco and Mrs. ers, Henry Danilowicz of Buf- Supermarket in the Sayreville Erma Gleason, both of Long falo, N.Y., Lawrence Dan- .Shopping Center, Rt. 9, Satur- Branch, and Mrs. Louise ilowicz of Moses Lake, Wash., day before escaping from the Becker of West Long Branch. and Joseph Danilowicz of Mt. store with an undetermined Arrangements are under the Carmel, and six sisters, Mrs. amount of cash and food cou- direction of the John F. Pfle- Celia Germane, with whom he pons. ger Funeral Home, New Mon- lived, Mrs. Stella Meshelany mouth. of East MeadoWs, N.Y., Mrs. Police said the two entered . Bertha Guerra of Buffalo, the store as it was opening at John K. Colling Mrs. Anne Donato of King- 8 a.m. and demanded that ston, Jamaica, Mrs. Helen manager Ralph Danley open a KEANSBURG - John K. safe. Collins, 70, of 1 Church St. Moraski, here, and Mrs. Mild- died Saturday at Bayshore red Goad of Brooklyn. Mr. Danley reportedly told Community Hospital, Holm- The John E. Day Funeral them he didn't have a key. del. Home, Red Bank, is in charge Police said the two then used Mr. Collins was born in of arrangements. their own handcuffs on the Bayonne and lived in the Bay- employes and took their wal- shore area the past 40 years. George I'iskovics Jr. lets and the coupons. He moved here nine years ago ASBURY PARK - George from Port Monmouth. Piskovics Jr., 64, of 302 First Police describe one suspect UMMER BONUS! He was a retired carpenter. Ave. died Saturday in Jersey as 6'2", slim, well-dressed, Surviving are his widow, Shore Medical Center, Nep- and having dark blond hair. Mrs. Adelaide Kluian Collins; tune. The other was said to be a son, Robert J. Collins of Born in New York, he had about 5'7", wearing a light Hopkinsville, Ky.; a daughter, lived here four years. colored jersey pullover and a NOW! MORE CHANCES TO WIN WITH DAILY AND WEEKLY Mrs. Adelaide Marotta of Al- Mr. Piskovics was a retired dark blue blazer, and having lenhurst; four brothers, Ed- machinist and a communicant long dark kinky hair. ward and Arthur Collins of of Holy Spirit Catholic N.J. LOTTERY TICKETS! $150,000 IN EXTRA P Bayonne, Joseph Collins of Elizabeth and George Collins He was the husband of the Mrs. Frank J. Mongol lo of Middletown; a sister, Mrs. late Anne WeiU Piskovics. EAST KEANSBURG - AWARDED THRU SEPTEMBER 13. Margaret Hemberger of Port Surviving are a son, George Mrs. Agnes V. Mongello, 54, of Monmouth; 13 grandchildren, A. Piskovics 3rd of Turn- 134 Cedar Ave. died Friday at and 21 great-grandchildren. ersville; a daughter. Miss Ir- Bayshore Community Hospi- The John F. Pfleger Funer- ene E. Piskovics of Red Bank, tal, Holmdel. Fourth Drawing al Home, New Monmouth, is and a granddaughter. TWO fa tte Money! in charge of arrangements. The Adams Memorial Mrs. Mongello was born in Home, Red Bank, is in charge New York City, where she SfHURTiCKETS! August HO. Dtorh NotiCti lived until moving here 20 COLLINS — Jonn F . oge 70, of I Church of arrangements. EACH WEEK! SEVEN 1973 SI., Kecmtburg. on Aug. 25, 1971 Beloved ' years ago. luntand ol Adelaide Rlulon, devoted to For these BONUS dales. •her ol Rotiert J. and Mrs. Adelaide Ma. rotta, dear brother or Edward. Arthur. Jo- Miss Margaret Kulierls She was a laboratory tech- STATION WAGONS...EACH leprt. George and Mn. Morgoret Member per. Funeral Wednesday 1:15 a.m. from HAZLET - Miss Margaret 0KWKG DtTf Tickets nician at the New York Uni- TICKETS WITH THE FOLLOWING me John F. Prieger Funeral Home. 115 OfI0NUS nil! «W««I LOADED WITH GROCERIES! Tlndoll Rood, New Monmouth. Mots of R. Roberts, 61. of Holly Hill versity Blood Bank for 30 DMWINO DATES MEtLIGIILE our still only tilt Resurrection V a.m. at St. Mory'l Ro- ('500 WORTH OF FOOD PER WINNER) man Catholic Church. New Monmouth. In- Mobile Ter., W. Keansburg, years. vtrmtnt In woodbrldge visiting today / • died Thursday at the Bay- NUMtER PRIZE p.m. and Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. 50* RETAIL shore Community Hospital, She was a communicant of Aug. 2,3,4, Of PM2ES AWARD VALUE MONGELLO - AoneiV. (nee Robertsl, H it 1J4 Cedor Ave, East keorubtng. on Holmdel. St. Catherine's Catholic AUG. 9 AUG. 9 6,748 AUG. 16 Lmunr S
