Weather Distribution y*w*t*tmt i ****** "JSJ^' * MED BANK 18*825 1 tomorrow, Uaji a*, FrMnr fair, M change la temperat«l. ttmBtrniitucmruiur-trf.Mn See Weather, page 1. Dial SH I-0010 Uiuri dUIT. Itnmur lUKll m«tr a«l»»a Ciui RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1962 VOL. 85, NO. 31 hll II IM luk ml u AiMlUaul HUltol 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Prepares a Course About Communism School Board Has Woes By JANE MORROW ster a preview of the program I am proud to be associated with Members Quit, Fund Used Up, Students Fail yesterday. it," Mr. McCafferty said Many area high school stu- 'Exciting, Vital' "This course is going to be a UNION BEACH — The Board Ostrander remarked that it was contract for 1962-63, cancelled dents are being given little or The course is designed for use workable tool. The role or the board decided to request emer- high school freshmen for last of Education — in a manner of through the efforts of M r. his contract. gency appropriations from the intellectual ammunition for in any of the three upper grades 25 teachers now working on it year showed 51 students out of speaking — came apart at the Wooley that the adult education When the school budget was state Municipal Finance Com- use in the war of ideologies that "• nublic, private and parochial is to make the material teachable a class of 146 were not pro- seams last night. program was being inaugurated defeated in February, the board mission and the Borough Coun- moted to the 10th grade. While Is going on in the world they higj, schools. and oractlcal for schools. It will Three board members and in Union Beach, and his resigna- agreed to discontinue bus serv- cil. face, a recent Register survey being [ ot be the kind of hlgh-faluting $11 but about a dozen will bo n three- teachers tendered their tion would be a loss for bor- ice for students residing less ohould the requests be granted, showed. worked out is exciting and vital. thing nobody can use." conditional sophomores, mor« resignations. ough education in general. than 214 miles from Keyport the board wii! require an addi- than one-third of the class failed A committee of educators from At present 15 lectures of 55 In addition, the board an- James Robbins, a system High School. tional two bus routes in order to ir. either commercial arithmetic the nine Northeastern states Is minutes each by Dr. John S. nounced that it has no funds to teacher six years, resigned to However, it now faces the avoid discrimination among stu- oi algebra. now taking steps to help correct Gibson, chairman of the liberal meet its bus transportation com- accept a better contract in an- problem of having contracts for dents. A total of about 515,000 this situation where it exists. arts department of the Babson Paul J. Evans, administrative mittments; that J4 per cent of other school district, and Mrs. six bus routes and insufficient is needed. They are preparing a course, Institute. Wellesley, Mass., are principal, advised the board that its 1961-62 freshman class at Virginia LaForgia resigned to funds to meet the obligations. Mrs. Frances Lacey, chairman built around 15 televised lectures, being filmed in Boston. he had not been contacted on Keyport High School failed in move to North Carolina. George Emergency Fund oi the student relations commit- to give high school students a Lectures on TV this problem by high school of. commercial arithmetic or alge- Gall, who had signed a teaching After lengthy discussions itrials, and that he had been ad- long, level look at communism, These lectures, to be presented bra, and — to top it of* — the vised by the Keyport principal other totalitarian systems, and by local educational television board's secretary took an indefi- not to teach algebra in the democracy in contrast to these stations, or shown in classrooms nite leave of absence. Union Beach eighth grade. Doe oa Thanksgiving or. film, are the core of a course Six board1 members have re- that can be covered fn as little In commenting on the situa- This course will, it is planned, signed since the February school as six weeks, or, preferably, in tion, board member Camelio be available for use in New Jer- elections this year. an eptire term. Severinl suggested that the board gey and the eight other sponsor- Last night's resignations were consider seriously departmentali- A detailed teacher's manual ing states in the 1863-'64 school by Richard A. Shannon, Jr., a zation of the elementary school, is being written to accompany year. board member for 3H years; -T. Mrs. Lacey requested confer- Official announcement of the the televised lectures. This man- Russell Hicks, elected in Feb- ual will present a course of study ences between board members new course will be made Thanks- ruary; and J. Harry Wooley, Jr., and parents of students who are. giving at the national meeting in such a way that it can also appointed to the post in May. be used without the Gibson lec- repeating their freshman high of social science and history Mr. Shannon gave as his rea- tures. school term before school opens teachers in Philadelphia. son for resigning the pressure of in September, Mr. McCafferty stressed that H. Donn McCafferty, chairman hi? working hours; Mr. Hicks Health Leave efforts are being made to make oi the social science department stated that he anticipates moving Mrs. Grace Rutherford, board the course so flexible that any of Monmouth Regional High from the borough in the near fu- secretary, requested an indefin- high school can make use of it School, and a member of the ture, and Mr. Wooley advised ite leave of absence, for health In some way. 23-man committee working on that he will be "attending cours- reasons. Here again the board the new course, gave The Reg- (See COURSE, Page 2) es" and unable to attend board facet a problem In that after re- meetings. organization this year, it voted All Accepted that a board member could not All resignations were accepted serve In the capacity of board Regional Expansion Set with regret. secretary. In accepting Mr. Wooley's res- Mrs. Grace Brennan, school ignation, Board President Donald NEW SHREWSBURY - The The new building program into usable condition, he said (See UNION BEACH, Page 2) Monmouth Regional Board of here follows on the heels of com- except for removal of some Education last night approved a pletion of locker rooms and stones, which the contractor wil tentative schedule to provide do before the start of the foot- Fence to Go Screen All enough classrooms to double the athletic field, which were added ball season. ,, capacity of the new school by to the school during its first year Member Vincent Festa com- -Unwillingly- 19T0. of operation, mented that he believes the field WHERE FIRST LADY WILL VACATION - Thit i, the .mall retort of Ravelle, near the Keansburg The schedule, along with pre- Board secretary Ralph Keevil is not level enough, and presi- liminary plans and estimates by announced last night that only a dent Gordon Bartle pointed out From Street village of Amalfi, Italy, where Mrt. Jacqueline Kennedy and her daughter, Caroline, Relief Pleas architect Frederick J. Wieder- few minor items remain to be that the board has not Had the SHREWSBURY - Charles R. who arrived in Rome today, will spend an August vacation. A villa in rWello has wn, Trenton, will be presented finished by builders of the new money to make a perfect field. Stoddard, 35 Shadowbrook Rd., been rented for the »ray by Mrs. Kennedy's sister, Princess Stanislas Radziwill of Lon- KEANSBURG ~ At the sug. to the Board of Local Govern' locker rooms. "It will be adequate," he said gestion of Mayor Louis T. Col- last night told Borough Council don. (AP Wirephoto) ment in Trenton at a Sept. 12 The football field has been put "but not plush," he would remove a fence from lichlo, Borough Council will meet meeting. Decisions following that the right of way on his street once a month with the welfare meeting will determine how by .Monday. director to screen all relief cases many of the rooms will be In the' borough. planned in the proposal to be The move was ordered July 27 Use Marked Money by Building Inspector Robert J. The mayor said this would con- submitted to voters of the three Sagurton. Council confirmed the Ferrante Is Silenced tinue until such time as the gov-, participating municipal!' ernlng body decides one way or ties, probably in December, order last night. Mr. Stoddard, armed with another on adopting the state wel- The proposed additional rooms ToEffect 3 Arrests petition — signed by neighbors rt School Plan Not ABoweiL fere program. would increase the "functional in favor of the fence remaining It was reported last night that capacity" of the high school from In Its present location, said the Mrs. Ann Norman, welfare di- a present B72 to 1,691. It was EATONTOWN — Stake-outs investigation of laundroma KEYPORT — Residents and on this thing," said board mem- The Register that board architect fence had been erected as a rector, is running out of funds pointed out that already in the and marked money, which local thefts will continue in order to taxpayers here still have re ber Mrs. J, Willis Lewis, and we Frederic Fessler; Hazlet, sub- police say they planted in two determine if other persons are neighborhood project to protect ceived no official announcement were Wot supposed to issue any mitted a tentative school add! to-rheet focal relief heeds. coming year,.with about 900 stu- 1 dents, enrpllnjeht . will exceed Ideations, resulted in three ar- involved. a roadside berm from snow as to what the proposed high press release until we do agree.' tion drawing to the board three Officials noted- that the pro- functional capacity. rests here early yesterday. John Faith also was -arraigned plows and automobiles. school addition may cost. Other rtembers expressed the weeks ago—but he declined to posed joint meetings might help New Schedule The first occurred at 1:20 a.m. yesterday and was released in He said he was willing to move The Board of Education last same sentiment. furnish any further information. to lincover "d?ad beats" on the The new room schedule in- in the Eatontown Laundromat, 5500 bail pending a hearing Aug. the fence for good reason, but night quashed an attempt by Mr. V/alling and several other Executive Sessions OK relief roles and in effect lave cludes: 24 classrooms, two indus- Main St., where Detective Sgt. "6. not because of the complaint of Joseph Ferrante to make a pre- officials denied that the board In other business, Mr. Hill the borough money. t'ial arts laboratories, two me- Marvin Fowler and Patrolman Over 10 Weeks a crank. liminary report "to the people" is trying to "hide" anything rea'd a letter from Earl B. Gar- C. Bernard Blum, borough chanical drawing rooms, one bio- Lawrence DeVito apprehended His arrest was the! result of Elmer R. Kirsh of Shadow- on the project. from the public: manager, urged residents not to 1 rison, county, school superintend- logy lab, one physics lab, one Ciriiard Hense, 18, of 345 Ocean- complaints from James Frangel brook Rd. also had his say. Mr. Mr. Ferrante, chairman of the "I thought it would be a good waste water. While noting there Instrumental music room, one port Ave., Oceanport, and a la, proprietor of the Dutch Treat, Kirsh, also armed with a peti board's building committee, said idea at this point," Mr. Ferfante (See KEYPORT, Page was DO water shortage, the man- vocal music room, two gymnast juvenile accomplice. who told police petty thefts had rlon which- he declined to sub- before he was halted verbally in told the other members, "to give ager said that the plant pumps um stations, and an auditorium At 6 a.m., according to Chief been occurring at the motel for mit, asked council "to resolve this mid air that he felt the public, the public some information, but Today In 2 million gallons a day, >/2 mil- with a seating capacity ot 1,000. William Zadorozny, John E. about 10 weeks. thing—I think you're in for a through the press, had a right if that's the way you feel about lion more than its capacity. Member Robert Billings asked Faith, 42, of 507 First Ave., As- Faith, a cleaning man em- lawsuit if you don't." to hear his report. it, okay." Washington He said there are complaints bury Park, was arrested and that the schedule be separated ployed by a janitorial service, Mayor James W. Bly denied "Wait a minute," Frederick J. Report $450,0(19 By The Associated Press of lack of pressure in the early Into two parts, one of which charged with taking money from was charged with taking $5.90 thnt the borough directive re- Walling, board president, inter- Union Beach school board morning and dinner hours. SENATE would cover only the auditorium. the Dutch Treat Motel, Rt. 35. from the cash register while per- suited from a private complaint. rupted. "Do you hnve a cost fig- members have reported that Park Sold "I personally am not pre- The second incident was also forming his duties in the mote He said the road department re- ure in that report?" Keyport plans to add 10 to 12 Considers minor bills. The borough sold Veterans pared to approve or to disap- handled by Sgt. Fowler and vesterday morning. The police auesled the removal of the "Yes, I have a figure," Mr. classrooms and a gymnasium io Investigations subcommittee re- Park, Carr Ave,, to the Veterans prove plans for an auditorium at Patrolman DeVito. said the sum represented marked fence to facilitate plowing. He Ferrante replied. Keyport High School, at an esti-jsumes hearings on Billie Sol of Foreign Wars for $1. The VFW the present time," he said. "But Owner's Complain money placed there by them. reminded Mr. Stoddard that he All at Once mated cost of some $450,000 to Estes case. plans to erect a post home on I would like to see separate fig- In both cases. Chief Zadorozny Chief Zadorozny said approxi- had agreed to move the fence At that point, several board $500,000. : Foreign Relations Committee the site. ures for the auditorium." said, police action followed com- mately $150 is missing. It was in February. members, speaking at the same, Th; local board has neither continues hearings on Communi Council adopted an ordinance cations Satellite Bill. The board decided, however, plaints from the managements taken $3 or (4 at a time, several Mr. Stoddard ended the con- time, objected violently... confirmed nor denied these re- creating one way traffic on the Judiciary subcommittee re- that since the schedule is a ten- of the establishments. times a week during recen troversy by agreeing to move '!The entire board has not ports. . ' . following streets; Grove PI., from sumes hearings on nomination of tative one, they would approve The chief said Hense and his months, he said. the fence. gone over the report, or agreed Donald A. Hill, secretary, told Twilight to Forest Ave.; Wood- It as a whole. 17-year-old companion, who re- Thurgood Marshall to: be Federal Court of Appeals judge. land Ave., from Shore Blvd. to The Board of Local Govern- sides in New Shrewsbury, admit- Lawrence Ave.; Brookside Ave., Judiciary Committee conducts ment after the September meet ted at least three other entries from Maple Ave. to Seeley Ave., closed meetings to consider drug Ing will give this board a deci- into the laundromat after being Shrewsbury Township's Redevelopment West Shore St., from Carr Ave. controls bill. sion on how much it can plan faced with marked money that to North Shore St.; Oak St., from Senate-House Economic Com- to spend in the forthcoming had been taken from an auto- North Shore St. to Carr Ave.; building program. This amount mittee continues hearings on the matic washing machine. Murray La., from Hill St. to will be calculated on economic state of the economy. The total amount missing Chief Program to Again Be Sent to the FHA Creek Rd.; Francis PI., from bases: the borrowing power of Zadorozny said, is about $125. HOUSE Eatontown, New Shrewsbury and Yesterday's take was about $4, Considers minor bills. (See KEANSBURG Page 2) Committee chairman Joseph P.iland when the municipality Classified As Blighted Shrewsbury Township, and their he added. SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - After a one-year delay, this mu- Menzzopane, Jr., explained last bought it in 1959. The agree- outstanding obligations. Sent to Jail T|ie existing two-story frame nicipality is ready to make its night that the FHA is the only ment will transfer to the two Seek Federal Aid Hense was arraigned yester- buildings, built between 1941 and second application to the Feder- agency that approves urban- re- existing ball fields a limitation The board is also energetically day before Magistrate Peter J, 1943, were officially termed al Housing Administration for a newal projects under the state to public park and recreation Group Will Check pursuing federal aid for the new Edwardsen, He was committed to commitment to insure 90 per statute which allows the town- se. blighted in January. They were construction. Members will at- the county jail in default of bail ship to designate a corporation erected as temporary barracks tend an Aug. 24 meeting of and will have a hearing in Mu- cent of the cost of redeveloping Originally, the area across which arranges for its own fi- with a 10-year life expectancy representatives from the federal nicipal Court Aug. 16. the Crawford St/larea. Crawford St, from the commun- nancing. There is no direct gov- and now primarily' house tran Department of Health, Education, TJie other youth was turned Three resolutions adopted at ity hall building was reserved On Airport Plans sient tenants whose occupancy and Welfare, and the state De- test night's Township Committee eminent grant, he explained; the for that purpose only. The ball- over to county juvenile authori- federal government is involved ...... (See TOWNSHIP, Page 2) partment of Education at which meeting pave the way for ap- field area was restricted to; '.-pub- ties. on l0 the cxtent il insures Federal Aviation Agency regard- proval of what is expected to be 'yy lic use" purposes for 1C years SHREWSBURY-Mayor James this question will be discussed. Chief Zadorozny said the police W. Bly last night appointed a ing this borough's right to object the first Urban Renewal project mrtion of the private financfinancingi . without mention of recreation. committee to Investigate the bor- to air traffic nuisances and safe- inder a state statute enacted He compared it with the proce- The playing fields will, under the INDEX ough's recourse against the dan- ty hazards. He is awaiting a re- r.st August. dures of obtaining an FHA-in- new agreement, carry both limi- Page ger and annoyance that might be ply, he said, Two resolutions authorize the sured home mortgage. tations until 1970. Death by Drowning Adam & Eve 14 created by proposed improve- Public comment last night was committee to enter Into con Ball Field Restrictions Mr. Menzzopane said that the Allen-Scolt 7 ments to Red Bank Airport in mostly negative, although several tracts for the sale of lands previ change was necessary before The third resolution adopted Amusements 12 New Shrewsbury. pilots in the audience spoke of 60-Year-Old Woman's Body Found ouslv designated "blighted " The plans for the renewal project by the committee permits an Births 2 the advantages of having the air- -ontracts are with the Urban agreement with the United States could progress. The alternative The mayor named Councilwom- Jim Bishop 6 an Anne H. Jackson, who sug- port nearby. OCEANPORT - Police yester-.sibility. He said Mrs. Rios was Renewal Corooration of Shrews- government to remove i restric-, was to buy out the restriction for Hal Boyle 5 day identified the body of a| found dressed in a nightgown bisr" Townshin. which will build tion It placed on a portion of the1 S:\000, he said. gested the committee, and Coun- Invalid Ordinance Bridge » cilman Francis Bolduc, and woman, found yesterday morningiand her body was unmarked, n.l60-unit garden aoartment de- Classified 18 Francis P- Drucker, a Planning asked them to complete the group Board member, told council the in Oceanport Creek, a? Mrs. aside from a minor bruise on velopment, and with 'h? Indus- Comics ' II j_ B:._ tfrt _i IT j r»:. s.t..!AI. _ i:— by appointing interested citizens borough's 1931 ordinance prohit* Rhoda Rios, 60, of 174 Riversideithj; lip. trip' Urbfli Renewal Corporation Crossword Putzle 19 Band Concert Tonight residing near the airport. iting flight below 500 feet is in- Ave. The matter Is being investi- of Shrewsbury Township. nr»an- Editorials : « valid. A borouqh <""inot control Her body was found about 7:30 gated b y Patrolmen Lester ized fr" th° of establish RED BANK — Tonight's municipal band concert, Herblock 6 The mayor's action followed a discussion in which about 10 per-Jits air space, he said. a.m. by the crew of <\ Pennsyl- Mackey and William Morrison. Ins light Indi'strv in n portion to be held at 8:30 o'clock in Marine Park, will feature M-»'!« Timetable 12 vania Railroad train crossing the Dr. Harwood said a complete of the »ast sH" of Crawford St. Obituaries 2 sons voiced their objections to Several • residents described noise problems in homes under Black Draw Bridge east of autopsy would not be performed. set asM» for tripr ri"»-r,rti!e. the following selections conducted by John Lucken- Sylvia Porter « the airnort plan. the runway approach and James Riverside Ave. Police and the but a blood-alcohol test ir being H->«d« Both F'r-nj bill of Little Silver, bandmaster. Ti>WlBlon : 12 Application Pending In New Shrewsbury, an appli- Hughes, 195 Spruce Dr., said the First Aid Squad were immedi made. Edwin R. Ber»»r of West Long National Emhlem, march :. Bagley Social 14 ately dispatched to the scene. Mrs. Rios was the wife of El- Branch Is president of both cor- George Sokolsky 6 cation is pending for the con- borough Is getting a "prop Job,'" meaning pilots have been making The body was In shallow water fego Rios, an employee of Parks noratinns. Stanl»v R. Katz of Lustspiel, overture Keler-Bela Snorts 18-17 struction of an administration about 100 feet from the Rios Drug Store here and operator of Long Branch is th»>r attnrnev. Tramp, Tramp, trumpet solo Goldman Stock Market J building and hangar. James Loeb, deliberate noise since the start of president of Air Taxi Service, the airport controversy. residence, police said. Assistant a taxi service. Mr. J?erp»r toM TV Register Donald Tison, soloist Successful Investing 3 County Physician Harry L. Har- Harrlshurg Native last night that th» combined re- who proposes to purchase the Several residents said un- necessary noise is being caused wood, who assisted in taking the She was born in Harrlsburg, newal rvoierts will rnst in excess In a Persian Market ....: Ketelbey Deal facility, is the applicant. by pilots making power landings body from the water, declared Pa, daughter of the late George of X2.O00.WW. incli""ne th» ac- Selling at public auction at the Although runway alterations, Tropical Merengue Munoz or not utilizing the full length that death by drowning had oc- D and Emma L. Romberger. quisition of land Th» contracts Coats Galleries, 288" Norwood including the elimination of the Indiana State Band, march Farrar of the runway on takeoff. Th4 curred seven to 10 hours previ- She had lived here 21 years. for salf nf th» munlcinallv Avenue, Deal, New Jersey, Sat- north-south runway and the pav- majority felt that the Improve- ously. 'Also surviving is a sister, Miss owned land" will stipule tf- Sound of Music, selections Rodgers urday, August 11, personal prop- ing of the east-west runway, have ments would attract more of the Accidental Death Llla Romberger of Philadelphia. urice of SSI OW for the apartment erty from the estate of Baroness been discussed, such an appllca- Hunting Scene, novelty Bucalossi heavier, two-engine aircraft -Police have listed the death as The Robert A. Braun Home for for th» lnd"slrl- Von Hiller, Deceased. Exhibitiolibition tion is not presently active. and Hands Across the Sea, march Sousa which are the most troublesome, accidental. Dr. Harwood de- Funerals, Eatontown, is in daily 9 to 5. Phone KE 1-3461. Mayor Bly said he has re- al area, according to Mr. Berg- they said. clined to suggest any other pos- charge of arrangements. The National Anthem -AdV. quested information from the ^Wednesday, Aug. 8,4962 H£D BANK REGISTER Weather Course Traffic Deaths Crash Kills „ Hew Jersey — Matty «n»y, (CottUnaed) At 2$-Yr. High Bloodhound Leads Group and no*t jptitite so humihid bocks lor use by superior, aver- TRENTON (APHHme per- FBI Agent, OBITUARIES today, hig""*h• oetr W™ i'n• mos—»tgt « and twtow amaga etadenls, MM nn kffle* «• New JTer- placet. Clear and cooler tonight, This labor of love has occu- Wverrtew My ra«4t Jut month than in To Lagoon and Boy^s Body low In the 60s to the northwest pu ofWi spare time this Red But any previous July atoe* 1117, 2 Daughters counties to "*- He has completed re- Mr. and Mr». William Gilgsa- Attorney General Arthur J, Bather Dies gone inside. She swam back to non, 341 Middle Ro., Hazlet, COLUMBUS (AP) -A twtww TOMS RIVER (AP)-A 4-year- to the views of 47 books, to date, and SUb announced today. collision on rainswept Rt. 208 yes- old boy was found drowned in her home across the way. -•south east has another 73 to go. daughter, yesterday. Sills said that 87 persons It lagoon Tuesday night after When Mrs. Elesesser couldn't Mr. , and Mrs. John Gibson, terday killed an FBI agent and Of Broken Neck Mostly sunny, He hopes his series of reviews died in traffic accidents last his two teenage daughters and Marchers had been led repeated- locate her son she called police. cooler and will be of great aid to teachers Monmouth Ave., Navesink, sen, month, as compared with *8 BRADLEY BEACH — Kenneth ly to the water by a bloodhound. In the course of a search police much less hu- yesterday. sent his two younger sons to a Halpern, 19, of Sourth Orange, a approaching an essentially new fa Jury of 1W1 and 128 to July hospital. The victim was Keith Eleses- borrowed a bloodhound owned by mid Thursday, subject ,as many will he doing Mr. and Mrs. John Bright, 34 1117. bather here Sunday, died yester- ser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hen- Tim Cagney of nearby Island J_ high in the 70s when they begin to teach about ^ne Oak Rd, Mlddletown, Sills"MU » person* died The three occupants of the sec- day in Fitkin Hospital. Neptune, Heights. The boy's lifebelt was ond car—a woman, her married ry Elesesser of the East Dover g y in the north- communism. daughter, yesterday. during die week ending last of a broken neck, Dr. Harry L. Township section here. daughter and her baby grand- Harwood, assistant • Monmouth found near the house and the dog west to near 80 A Range of Books Mr. and Mrs. George Hiller, 8 Sunday, compared with only Police said the child, wearing was given it to sniff. The ani in the south- Coach Dr., Hazlet, son, yesterday. U daring the same period last daughter—all were hospitalized. County physician reported. east. The books range from the One of the boys and the young a lifebelt, had been swimming in mal repeatedly led searchers to Rockefeller reports to aa analyt- Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Brown, year. • Bathing at the Main Street the lagoon earlier in the day with the water's edge and a search Marine ical antholgy of Khrushchev 317 Navesink River Rd., Middle- Hie total highway deatk tell mother were fighting for their beach, Halpern apparently an aunt who lives on the other was begun of the lagoon. Cape May to Block Island- speeches and writings, called town, spn, this morning. for Mtt now stand* at SH, lives today. dived into about three feet of wa- side of the lagoon which is be- Skindiver Gus Miller, an Island Winds northwest today and north "Conquest Without War," and in Monmouth Medical Center compared with 4M for this The accident occurred minutes ter and landed on his betd, po- hind the Elesesser's house. Heights fireman, found Die body to northeast tonight and Thurs- eludes such tomes as Edmund Long Branch tune last year, he said. Sills after a heavy rain began falling lice reported. - : The two left the water short- in the water. day with speeds mostly IB to 15 Wilson's "To the Finland Sta- Mr, and Mrs. Robert P. Kelly, said there has been an upswing yesterday as William Bunchuck, Lifeguards assisted - him from ly after noon. The aunt said she The coroner said death was knots. Fair with visibility over tion." 6 Stevens Pi., Hatlet, daughter, hi the number of single vehicle an FBI agent on his annual leave the water and h* was taken in left Keith at the back door or from accidental drowning. five miles. "I have found thatJthe work- yesterday. accidents to which • ear nuts from the New York office, drove the Bradley Beach First Aid his home and thought that he had ings of Marxist-Leninism prove off the road and strikes • Hied his four children south to visit Squad ambulance and to the be* TIDES Mr. and Mrs. Doraenico Gem- fascinating and shocking to high ignanai, 54 Brookwillow Ave., object, or overturns to the their grandmother in Woodbine. pital. He was conscious and told Set Up Policy (Sandy Hook) school students," Mr. McCaffer- roadway. Cutting through the downpour his helpers he was "aU right," Today — High 2:04 p.m. and West Long Branch, daughter, yes- police said. Fined $25 ty said. "Communist writings terday. from the opposite direction, po- low 8:33 p.m. have announced to the world lice said, was the women's car, On Medical Thursday — High 2:07 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alesclo, what they plan to do, and they with Mrs. Helen Kuhl believed to Glen L. Gardiner, For Keeping and 2:56 p.m. and low 8:39 a.m. 120 Wilson Ave., Port Monmouth, Three to Die arid 9:37 p.m. carry out their announced proj- son, yesterday. be behind the wheel. 66, Dies in Rldgewood Examination ects. It seems a good thing for Mr. and Mrs. James A. Cum- Then Buachuck's station wagon (For Red Bank and Rumson RIDGEWOOD (AP) - Glenn L. NEW SHREWSBURY — The young citizens to know in ad- mings, 22 Taylor Pi., Eatontown, apparently skidded across the Shop Open bridge, add two hours; Sea vance what to expect of these Today For Gardiner, 66, of Rldgewood, died Monmouth Regional Board of Ed- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long son, yesterday. center line, police said, and the LONG BRANCH — The man- people." Mr. and Mrs. Marino Luongo, yesterday to St. Joseph's Hospital', ucation last night, after confer- Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- front of the sedan collided with at Paterson. He recently suffered agement of the Harbor Island Brain-w ashing techniques, 485 Taber St., Long Branch, son, Pay-Slaying the center of the wagon. Spa avoided a knockdown, drag ence with Dr. George Henkel o lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) which have proved so terrifying a stroke. Eatontown, the school physician, yesterday. By LEIF ERICSSON The 43-year-old FBI man, from out fight yesterday in another in the past, prove less awesome Mr. and Mrs. John C. Dixon, He was vice president and di- round of the argument over a approved a policy of giving a CHICAGO (AP)-The nation's to young people who have read SAN QUENTTN, Calif. (AP)- 71 Tinder La., Levtttown, N. V., rector of the Elliott Service Co., medical examination to each weather pattern showed only 151 River St., Red Bank, son, and his daughters, Mary, 16, and March 28 city ordinance forbid- a "manual for brainwashing," yesterday. Ellzabeth Ann Duncan, who paid was for many years editor of ding barber shops from doing student at least once every two minor changes today, with show- and thus know just how it is two hired killers $360 to murder Susan, 14, Sled in the crash. the firm's Management Informa- years, and examining all new Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Griffin, 5 John Bunchuck, 8, was in crit- business on Wednesdays. ers In scattered sections and hot fo^ the social science teacher Forest Dr., Middletown, son, yes- her son's wife, is condemned to tion publication, and for 25 years Walter George, attorney foi students upon entrance to the and humid air clinging across said. die to San Quentto's gas chamber ical condition With a,possible was vice president and director school. terday. skull fracture and fractured leg. the hotel, entered a plea ot guil- southern regions. •Very Positive' today for the crime inspired by of the Forstmann Woolen Co. of The previous policy had been No severe storms were reported Mr. and Mrs. William McGov- James Bunchuck, 4, suffered mi- Passaic, N. J. ty for the corporation and paid The course is designed to be ern, 24 Koenig La., Freehold he' itr warpewarped mothemother lovelove.. . . a $25 fine in municipal court. He to examine each student every during the night. But heavy rain a very positive one, he stated, Barring an unlikely last-minute "or cuts of he head. The boys Mr. Gardiner wrote more than year. splashed some areas yesterday Township, daughter, yesterday. were to Burlington County hos- told Magistrate Thomas L. Bal- stressing the Athenian concept o FTTKIN ' stay, Ma Duncan, 68, will be 40 books, many of them dealing dino the hotel owners permitted The main purpose of the as thunderstorms rumbled across strapped into one of the chamber's pital. with the field of foremanthip in eastern areas, including New a citizen's duty to participate in Neptune Its barbershop to be open Aug. change, Dr. Henkel pointed out, civic life, and to understand the two death chairs at 10 a.m. Mrs. Kuhl, SO, of 157 Wooton industry. In the belief it was a private is to permit more thorough and York City, Philadelphia and in Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wai- Augustine Baldonado, 28, and St, and her daughter, Mrs. Di- problems of his world. heim, 905 Greenwood Dr., Spring A native of Edgertoo, Wis., facility for guests and therefore leisurely physical exams. Massachusetts, Nearly 1^ inch* Luis Moya, 23, the two tavern ane Johanson, 24, of 155-A Wilson Mr. Gardiner traced his ancestry of rain doused Philadelphia in A bibliography, reviews of 120 Lake Heights, daughter, yester- not covered by the ordinance. He also said that since he will texts that may be used in the drifters who executed their, mur- St., both Boonton, were taken to to Lion Gardiner, founder of the But Mr. Baldino said the law give examinations to athletes on a six-hour period, with about one day, der contract to November, 1958, British colony on Gardiner'* Is- inch in New York City. course, and a list of available St. Francis Hospital, Trenton. The made no distinction. school teams, students who seek Mr. and Mrs. BUI Lynch, 1236 by beating, strangling and bury- baby, 6-month-old Laurie Ann land, N. Y. films and visual aids will be in- Coriies Ave., Neptune, son, yes- The complaint was made by working papers, and those who Precipitation during ths nigh ing 30-year-old Oiga Duncan, will Johanson, was at Burlington From 1946 to 1950 he served as and early morning was confined cluded In the manual. terday. Mrs. Lucy Acerra, 427 Hoyt St., have been frequently absent from Weeding Out Material be marched into the gas chamber County Hospital. president of the New Jersey a sister of Fred Enrico, leader school, about seven-eights of the mostly to the northern Atlantic Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wei- three hours later. State Chamber of Commerce and, of a group of Independent bar- and Pacific coasts, the lower "A major task is weeding oui linghorse, 109 Meadowbrook Dr. Mrs. Johanson's condition was students will be examined every the usable material already in Frank Duncan, the handsome described as very critical. Her during the same period, was a bers who oppose the otfinance year even under the changed pol- Great Lakes region and in sec- Spring Lake Heights, son, yester- attorney son whom Ma Duncan vice president of the American which was enacted at the re- tions of Tennessee. existence," Mr. McCafferty said. day. chest was crushed and she had icy. "So many films and books exist could not bear to share with an- head injuries and a possible frac- Management Association. quest of the Master Barbers As- Night time temperatures' were Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marino, other woman, was turned down Dr. Henkel advocated a change in the 80s in the southern Plains with resounding titles on the 114 Alien Ave., Allenhurst, daugh- ture of the left arm. Mrs. Kuhl, . sociation. in the type of test for tuberculo- by Associate Justice William O. MRS. DAVID DBS BIENS Mr. Errlco stayed open on a and Gulf coastal states, with themes we are treating that turn ter, yesterday. Douglas of the VS. Supreme to serious condition, suffered sis, required by state law for out to NAVESINK — Mrs. Cora Des Wednesday In June at Us shop higher marks in the Southwest •* utterly useless,'/ he Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Fitzpat- Court Tuesday to a plea to have fractures of the left arm and left each student each year, to the desert region after another day *dded- „ •. , rick, Woodville Rd., R. D.,2, leg and cuts ot the head Laurie Biens, 69, ot Latham Ave., died al 20 Atlantic Ave. to deliberate- Tine test, which replaces the hy- his mother's execution postponed ly test the ordinance. He was of readings ranging from the 90s Mr. McCafferty's own chore Is Engllshtown, daughter, yester- for a third time. Ann, with a broken leg and a yesterday in Monmouth Medical podermic needle used In previous l0 revIew m texts for possible collarbone fracture, also Center. convicted and fined $25 by Mr. to above 100. Thermometers teachers, day. Duncan, now 33, and S. Ward Baldino, who protested that the method with a .small plastic in- bubbled to 106 in Little Rock, choosing applicable sections for Mr. and Mrs, Jesus Hernan- was on the serious list. Born to Highlands, aha had strument. each lecture, and grading the Sullivan, Los Angeles lawyer, flew lived here two yean. She was a law was Inconsistent with state Ark., a record for the date and dez, 611 Park Place Are., Brad- to Glemvood, Wash., where the laws and was unconstitutional. The new method has fewer ter- the highest mark in eight years. "We do not aim to create an ley Beach, daughter, yesterday, member of the Veteran* oi For- rors for the faint of heart, he official ideology, because if we vacationing Supreme Court justice His conviction has been upheld Top mark was 114 in Yuma, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson; granted the futile hearing; eign Wars and Americas Legion In the Mbnmouth County Court said, and avoids the problem of then we Auxiliaries in Highlands, Temperatures outside the warm *> *•** become slaves 16 First St., Freehold, daughter, The record now Is that the U.S. and his test of the ordinance in those who tend to faint at the spots were generally in the 60-70 to it.Our own country's strength yesterday. * •• Surviving are her husband, Da- the Superior Court Is still pend- prick of a needle. comes from a variety of ap- Supreme Court has twice denied degree range. Early morning appeals, the California State Su- vid Des Biens; three sons, David ing. In addition he stated that In readings ranged from 101 in proaches to problems," he Last Dress T. Des Biens of New York City, his own practice he has found stressed. preme Court has upheld the death Blythe, Calif., to 52 in Klamath Union Beach penalty, and Gov. Edmund G. James Des Biens of Highlands the Tine test more sensitive than Falls, Ore., and Mullan, Idaho. "This course presents a mili and Robert Des Biens, Air Force tant stand in favor of demo- (Continued) Brown last week refused clem- Plain, Green previous methods. Some other reports and con- ency. stationed in Dover, Del.; three The board will decide on this ditions: New York 71, clear; Chi- cratic ideas, and sufficient exact' secretary, was suggested as'.« HOLLYWOOD (AP) Marilyn daughters, Mrs. Ruth West C matter at its next meeting. cago 73, partly cloudy; Boston and detailed information on to- temporary board secretary, but "Leave the room, just as It is Monroe, fee waif who won movie Highlands, Mrs. Louisa Synder talitarian plans and tactics, so no decisio- - - n was reached. and don't let anyone else have stardom but couldn't find happl 73, cloudy; Washington 76, it" the 11-times married' Mrs. of Levittown, L. I., and Mrs. cloudy; Atlanta 67, cloudy; Mi that the student is prepared to A communication from Pohl- combat them." Duncan told Corona Women's final resting place'today in a Jamaica Base ami 78, clear; Louisville 74, nian & Chapelsky, architects for Prison officials Tuesday before three sisters, Mrs. Laura Rubjey, (Send your problems toCebrge, clean Detroit 70, clear; St. Louis Preliminary Work the addition to Memorial School plain green dress. Mrs. Ethel McCana and Mrs. The course is the product o departing on the 400-mile auto Although invitations to final In care of this newspaper.) 74, clear; Minneapolis 63, clear; announced that Lauren V, Pohl- drive to San Quentin. Ruth O'Neill, all of Highlands, Kansas City 74, clear; Denver long preliminary work at the man was retiring and would rites for the 3S-year-old blonde sex For U.S. Is •TU be back," she declared, and two brothers, Wallace and Dear George: 66, ctear;" Dallas 81, clear; Lincoln Filene Center, Tufts Uni- complete all present contracts symbol were limited to about 15 Horatuis Parker, both of High- versity, Medford, Mass. The but would accept no new con- confident she would escape the police prepared :for the worst- While dancing with a boy he Phoenix 84, clear; Seattle 56, California death chamber. lands. got fresh with me and I slapped Available cloudy; San Francisco 58, clear; commissioners of education of tracts. mob scene, that: could involve New Baldonado and Moya, resigned thousands of fijns and curiosity The funeral will be Saturday at him before I thought. He said By ROBERT BERREIXEZ Los Angeles 66, clear, and An- Jersey, Pennsylvania, New Mr. Pohlman who was present 2 p.m. in the Posten Funeral York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, at last night's meeting, said the to their fate since Brown denied seekers. • modern girls no longer, did such KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP)—If chorage 55, cloudy. clemency last week, were report- Home, Atlantic Highlands, with things and that he was embar- Massachusetts, New Hampshire, addition is approximately 50 per Police and movie studio guards the United States ever needs a Vermont and Maine have ap- cent completed, but that It is ed to cheerful spirits by W. D. Rev. John F. Cram, pastor of St. rassed for me as I caused a slight military base' toaewly independ- Achuff, associate warden. were assigned to keep order out- Mark's Episcopal Church, ' spectacle of myself. To my sur- pointed representatives to a co- about three weeks behind sched- side the Chapel of the Palms, to ent Jamaica, It can establish one Keyport ordinating council, of which Dr. ule. . Olga Kupczyk. daughter of Mn, Keansburg officiating. Burial wi prise a couple of my girl friends without commitments, Prime Min- nearby Westwood. By midnight a be In Bay View Cemetery. • (Continued) Max Bogart of the state De- He estimated the building will Jessie Kupczyk of Benlto, Mani- crowd of 100 already had clus- agree with this. What is the cor- ister Sir Alexander Bustamante partment of Education is the toba, started her tortured ro- rect procedure? said Tuesday night ent, wherein Mr. Garrison ad- be ready for occupancy about tered around the entrance. vised the board it is legal to New Jersey member, and to the Oct 15. mance with Frank Duncan while CARMEN CENITOOLB Old Fashioned Girl Bustamante told a news confer- The shapely actress, who spe- hold executive sessions so long 23-member teachers' committee On the brighter side, Frank *he nursed Ma Duncan to a Santa cialized in gay movie roles but MATAWAN - Carmen Centi- Dear Old Fashioned Girl: ence the United States has no Barbara hospital in 1958. mole, 76. of 17 Central Ave. died Your boy friend has a fairly as no official board action hit the office during pearances, will wear a demure, Mrs. Philomena Acqaaviva of Beach that it be open—to the and how the Communists go September. light green dress and no jewelry. thought it over and have decided war. about applying it in Russia and lunch hour, when only two Red Bank and Mrs. Leo DiCarlo press. A reporter declined to A contract with Keyport High women tellers were present. He The non-denominational services, he is right Then, the next pass Since then, the bulwarks of U.S leave the meeting—and it final- in the rest of the world. School for 1962-63 was received of Matawan; 27 grandchildren, he makes, quietly bring your heel defense of the Caribbean ap- ordered Mrs. Dell* Talerlco, expected to last about 35 minutes, and six great-grandchildren. ly was called off as Union Beach "Communist Variants: Tito and with tuition estimated at $610 will be conducted by the Rev. down hard on his instep. proaches to the Panama Canal 28, and Mrs. Delia Tulicicho, Services are under the direction board members went home. Mao Tse-Tung" is the title of nor pupil, aft increase of $198 27, to fill up a brown paper A. J. Soldan, Lutheran pastor of have been Puerto Rico and the The Union Beach delegation the eighth lecture. over last year's fee. of Day's Funeral Home, Keyport. Confidential to Eddy Gilbert: U.S. naval base at Guantanamo bag, then fled with the money. the Village Church to W«stwood. had included a non-board mem- .Other Isms Councilman William J. Lan- The body will lie to an open Always try to put away a little Bay, Cuba. ber, Union Beach Councilman The next three lectures deal gan, who attended the meeting, NICHOLAS Dl CLIAIO something for a rainy day. Britain handled Jamaica's for- GREEN BROOK — A 17-year- solid bronze casket lined with William J. Lang'an. with the backgrounds ot Italian expressed a wish that the people champagne-colored velvet After FREEHOLD - Nicholas DiCll- Jgn affairs before the island be- Keyport teachers Mrs. Jean Fascism, German Nazism, Japa who worked so hard to defeat old girl was killed and her male aio, 83, formerly of Long Branch, Dear George: came independent Monday. the services, the casket will be Dacy, high school English, and nese militarism, Peronisnvand the school budget had been companion, also 17, was critical- sealed and carried a few yards died Monday in the county wel- My husband is quite well off Bustamante declined to say Arthur Fitzgerald, seventh grade, other Latin-American dictators, present last night to hear the ty Injured when they were thrown fare house at Briar Hill, where ' but he hangs on to one habit from whether he discussed an increase away to a crypt, where Marilyn resigned. and the current non-Communist problems of" the board. from their car last night on the will be entombed. he had resided for several years. his poverty-stricken days and, in U.S. aid to Jamaica with Vice New Teacher totalitarian states. Warrenville Rd. The dead girl Born in Italy, he was the son frankly, he embarrasses me with President Lyndon B. Johnson, who A new teacher, Lawrence Frey, The last four lectures bring was Sharon E. Nled of Clark, The three principals to charge of the late Frank and Anunzlata it. He refuses to smoke anything led the U.S. delegation to the Millersviile, Pa., was hired at the focus back to our democra- who died in Muhlenberg Hospital of final arrangements Tuesday Munno. WL DiCliaio was a re- but roll-your-own smoking tobac- Jamaican independence celebra- $5,700, to teach high school Eng- cy and its future in the face Township in PlainfiehL Niei C. Cornelisse night explained that the rites were tired farmeAHe had lived to this co, and, in the most fashionable tions. ish. , of the systems explained earlier. (Continued) of Garwood presumed by police made private "so that she can ggo ---- •• ----- surroundings, he whips out the area 45 years. The. board authorized the ex- Throughout the lectures, rarely exceeds a few months, ac- to be the driver of the car, was to her final resting place to the There are no known survivors. little sack and makes himself a sources varying from St. Thomas quiet she has always sought" cigarette. People stare at us and penditure of approximately $1,- cording to Mr. Menzzopane. He being treated for a fratured The funeral will be Thursday 35 Freeway 00 for science, equipment, and Aquinas to a Communist man- added that proposed rents should skull and other injuries. Police The statement was issued by at 10 a.m. to the' Dsmlano Fu- sometimes laugh or whisper to ual on how to capture the po- said the teenagers were thrown ex-ballplayer Joe DiMagglo, each other. My husband makes approximately $3,000 for school attract tenants of a more per- Home, Long Branch. Bur- desks and chairs. lice in mob action will be used manent nature. from the car after it hit an em- ond of Marilyn's three husbands; the lame excuse that roll-your to turn abstract concepts into bankment just north of Rt. 22. Bernice Miracle,' her half-sister, own cigarettes are healthier. Is Will End Dr. Edward Bilderback, First The. municipalityixnight the etery, West Long Branch. it., was hired as school dentist concrete confrontations. grounds from the government and Inez Melson, her former busi- there any medical basis for this ness manager.-, conclusion? ai a salary of $600. The course will be used on a for $24,000 in 1959 and was given TRENTON - Emerson W. In Eatontown Mrs. Gladys Nassour was em- pilot basis in schools in the Bos- a deed to the buildings. To- Ford, Jr., 28, of Trenton, Mrs. T. SHREWSBURY — Councilman ployed as high school cafeteria ton area this coming school year. gether they constitute about a drowned to the Delaware Riv- 421 in State Dear Mrs. T.: Hadley S. King told Borough manager at a salary of $4,500. Hopes for Success third of the township; the re- er yesterday after attempting Middletown Youth A classroom of mice was di- Council last night that he had re- Mr. McCafferty said he hopes mainder is privately owned by a to retrieve a propeller which vided into two sections, Mice who ceived assurance from county when in the following year it mutual. association which paid had dropped off a friend's mo- Enters Annapolis Treated With smoked tailormades for a six- Planning Director Charles M. Keansburg becomes widely available, it will $750,000 for its property, torboat, police said. His Mend, ANNAPOLIS, Md. Miidshipd - 3 month period coughed quite a bit, ike that the state's proposed Rt. prove a success. M r. Menzzopane announced Charles Ebert, also 28, tried to man John W. Doherty, son of Mr. their eyes watered efnd they kept 35 Freeway will not end on Broad (Continued) Thalidomide Main St. to Myrtle Ave.; Walters "If this course fills a need, that a public meeting for the del • ave Ford with an oar. Ebert'f and Mrs. Paul E, Doherty ot dropping ashes on the rug. The St. in this borough. we hope it will prevent the vari- tailed discussion of the proposed cries for help were heard by 458 Navesink River Rd., Middle- WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretary mice on the right side of the it. from Jahn St. to Center St. workmen On Duck Island and of Welfare Anthony J. Celebrezze , The new freeway will extend One-way traffic would be elimi- ous states from trying to legis- project will be scheduled within town, has joined the class of 196S room, however, never managed from Wall Township to the Gar- ate a curriculum," he said. "A the next few months. At that they telephoned Hamilton Town- 1 3 Ieast m New re ns to get a single cigarette rolle'd so nated on Seabreeze Way and at'the aV."NavaI'Academy' here M? ™,"' , " I!2S!! ' " den State Parkway spur in Eaton- course like this can grow, be time he will entertain the ques- ship police. an«nHd ia. undergoin,mrtormin«g summe.,,mm»r «"plebni.Ke. <* them women of cWldbear- the researchers said to heck with town, thereby relieving conges- parking will now be allowed on ing age, have been treated with the south side of Beachway. revised, and meet future needs, tions he discouraged last night; training" at the Academy in prep- it; turned to other fields and ion on the existing Rt. 35, which jut a legislated curriculum be- Thalidomide, the drug reported- The one-way traffic rules will he said. Bechtaldt Retires aration for joining the brigade of proved conclusively that wivesijt will parallel, :omes a strait-jacket and an In The chairman said that plans midshipmen in the fall. ly responsible for deformities to p y cover • the period of May 15 to unborn babies. whho didn'did'tt nag hahdd happiehi r huhuss i A map publishebli d in this news- ellectual prison." . • to be submitted to the FHA will RED BANK — Arthur Bech- The two months of military in- last week, which was sup- "ept. 15. lie expressed great confidence be similar to those of.a year agotoldt, 30 Highland Ave., has re- Celebrezze disclosed, the figures bands than wives who did. In Marina Query doctrination during the summer short, why not let him smoke plied by the county Planning hat the material in this course when the application was not tired after 49 years' service with as part of a state-by^tate break- Council voted to send a letter is designed to teach the new down of results from a national what he wants to? There are too Board, indicated that the new :an be grasped by high school onsidered because contracts for Mutual of New York. plebes the ways of Navy and road would join Rt. 35 in this to Edward J. Shanaphy, New itudents. sale of the land had not been Mr. Bechtoldt began his career survey of the experimental dls- many people now going around York City, to find out the status Naval Academy life. They worrying about what other peo- area. That plan has been aban- "I have found that students signed. with the Ufa and health insur- of the drug. The' survey f his proposal to buy the existing ivant to know what these lec- ance company in 1913 as a clerk. taught to march and to wear the is still incomplete. ple think. doned, Mr. King said. Minor revisions in sizes of Navy uniform correctly. They al. marina at Waackaack Creek. ures and readings < present, outrooms, rent schedules and ad- He was a special assistant in the The survey showed 22 Jersey CHEERLEADER CALL .. The governing body has of- if simple curiosity as to how reasurer's office at the time of so learn Navy terminology and doctors had received the drug, but Dear George: •• ministration of the project have begin come academic work. What do you think of drinking, RARITAN TOWNSHIP — All fered to meet with the developer he world (hey live in works," been made, he added. his retirement. none of. these has supplies at pres- playing cards and dancing? girls interested in trying out for )ut has not heard from him since ie said. Excluded from the renewal Mr. Bechtoldt and his wife, Upon graduation, a midship- ent, Celebrezze said. U. V. cheerleaders at Riritan Town- e made his proposal last month. lan Is the Comunlty Hall which Adelaide, plan to move to Geor- man receives a bachelor of sci- New Jersey State Health Com- Dear U. V.: ship High School are being asked Council approved the appoint- It adds upl More and more houses police headquarters, gia Aug. 14. ence degree and is commissioned missioner Roscoe P. Handle has Well, if you mean simultane- by the physical education depart- ments of John Lavine and August leople use The Register ads each township offices and a large rec- ensign to the Navy or sec- said previously that no pregnant ously I think it's difficult, U. V., ment to report to. the gymnasium Cavahalo to the- Senior Citizens Issue because results come fast- reation room. Itlwill be reno- It pays to advertise to The ond lieutenant to the Marine women in New Jersey were giv- difficult tomorrow, Thursday, at 11 a.m. Housing Authority. er.—Advertisement. vated. , Register.—Advertisement Corps, Army or Air Force. en the drug.- RED BANK REGISTER , Aug. 8, Investing Nason on Education Widow Buying Duplex Told to Buy Outright Beware Slow Sciliool Start By LESUE J. NASWI There are reasons for stow Ing Is done against a background By ROGER E. SPEAR Rrofessor of Education starts: of knowledge in the subject. Even bright students may be During summer vacation, young It is difficult to grasp the Ideas Q. — "I am a widow of yo uadvise holding that or maybe people use their large muscles in a teacher puts forth If he uses with assets but no home to cal adding to it? How about Texaco slow starters when the new school term begins. strenuous sports like rowing, blk- words unfamiliar to you. Each my own. I am thinking of buj or Corn Products for new in- ing and swimming. Smaller new word causes you to puzzle Ing a duplex which would give vestment?' Their minds aren't tuned to education. They are still thinking muscles weaken from disuse. just long enough to miss the main me a place to live and some in- E.B. Among these are the small hand point. , come besides, A) I like Northern States about swim- ming, vacations muscles used in writing. When Get set for purposeful reading. Should I Power. It is a strong and con- school starts, children have dif- Examine the whole book, includ- deem Goven servative public utility with trips and all ment E bond wonderful ficulty controlling them. ing the table of contents to get record of steadily increasing It may take two or three weeks an idea of what you are to learn. and buy oul earnings and dividends in recent things they did right or should during the sum- for the slow starter to loosen up Read to find out something, Re- years. The shares yield over 4 his writing muscles. He will cite back what you have learned I make a down per cent and are a relatively mer. payment only O f t e n the actually avoid written work until after each short section. stable and secure Investment, he is forced to do it. and hope that suggest you keep your present first semester Parents can assist by setting the rent holdings — representing about is half over be- Listening in class comes hard. up tha rules at the very tUrt. cover m $15,000 at recent levels-but _, fore they swing Pupils find it difficult to think Provide a comfortable, pleas- m o n t h I would branch out a little from Mr. NOSON into action. By about history, mathematics or ant plsce for your child to study SPEAR charges?" now on. Both of the other that time they science. It takes will power to at home. Set study times and stocks you mentioned—Texaco FARIWELL— Kenneth A. Wilton of Galvin Rd., Atlantic Highlands, third from are B or even C students when turn from the pleasant activities hold the youngster to those pe- • C. of summer to the study of school riods. A. — At your age I advis and Corn Products—are on my left, gets handshake from E. Ralph Van Pelt of New Monmouth at farewell yester- they should be getting A's. Every child should be held to subjects. Send your young student off to you to buy outright. I say thi most favored list. With new day in Airport Inn, New Shrewsbury. With them are Paul Joy of Better House- with the provision that you cai funds, * advise you to buy some his highest potential every day Homework, especially reading, school the first day with a resolu- do so and still have enoug of each and you will be well keeping, Red Bank, end Daniel Dondi, proprietor of the inn, who prepared steak of the school year. No excuse seems futile to the slow starter. tion to do his best from the very liquid savings to tide you ov< started on a solid Investment luncheon. Mr. Wilton has told hit plumbing busineit in Middietown to Benja- should be accepted for falling His thoughts wander. He lacks start. When learning seems Im- grades. Drastic punishment for purpose. portant to parents, youngsters any emergency. portfolio. min Pogue of Freehold and will leave by auto Friday with his wife—the former ' When this sort of question Mr. Spear cannot answer all poor work Is not recommended, Here are the remedies: catch the spirit, tool asked me by young people, mall personally but will answer Mitt Ruth Walling of Middietown—and five children for Phoenix, Ariz. A native but there should be incentives for Writing muscles must be re- (You may obtain a copy of Dr, usually advise them to take all questions possible in his col- of Cranbury, Mr. Wilton lived in the county 40 years. He was a Marine Corps good work. trained after disuse. Fifteen min- Nason's "You Can Get Better utes a day of handwriting exer- Grades" booklet by sending $1 to a mortgage —If their financial pilot in World War II. The Wilsons will be joined in Phoenix soon by Mr. end position is sound. A reasonable cises for a week or two before "Better Grades," Box 2160, Gen- amount of well-secured indebted- Mn. Graham Miller and ton of Minton Ct., Middietown. Mr. Miller is a construc- school starts will solve this prob- eral Post Office, New York.) Van Winkle lem. Ease in handwriting will ness is good for young people, Street Slips tion engineer. -LEGAL NOTICE- since it will probably be paid pay immediate dividends. First Firm Moves assignments are easier to produce NOTICE off years hence with much cheap- Tht Board ot Education of the Town, er dollars. I sincerely hope you As Volume and grades are higher in early ship of Shrewsbury In the County o' tests. Monmouth, New Jersey, aski for sealed find the home you want and ths To Eatontown g•oposals for the transportation of you will be happy in it. Study ahead so you will be ree pupl a for the school year 1082-81 Slows Down Kennedy at Mid-Term EATONTOWN - Van Winkle ready to listen. Efficient Hsten- to tralnabla classes at the Wast Bel- Q) "We have $27,000 in sai rnar School and ths Oarfleld School, Long Branch. Ings bonds and three savins NEW YORK (AP) — The stock Marine will hold, "open house" Proposals will bt melted by the market slipped another notch Friday and Saturday at its new LEGAL NOTICE an t» a % on 61,100 shares to place sec- "anti-business." administrations. Business confi- discussing the contract with the The Board hat the right to reject Jertltled oheck In tha amount of ten dence is bated, In fact, on the unions. my and all bids. per cent (10«) or the bld-msde paya- Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Willis ond on the list. A company of- In some cases, the motivation >ie to the Borough of Red Bank and ficial was quoted as saying the ability of the economy to invest, 6. At Yale, Kennedy spoke of 3 Boys Fined Kesjuburr Board of Education Marlu Farm are visiting relativi is visceral, an instinctive feeling ii, L. ACKIRMAN, by aptcincetlons. clothing store chain is seeking that Democratic presidents are produce and consume. several "myths." He said one Secretary, Tha Mayor and Council reserve tht Is New Hampshire. 1. Kennedy expresses concern Aug. • rlfhl te reject any and all bids. additional financing. unsympathetic to business. The was that "federal deficits create PETER FALVO. over the outflow of gold and defi- $50 Each Union Oil of California wa more specific reasons that emerge inflation and budget surpluses pre- Mwr Weekend guests of Mr. third most active, falling M al cits in the balance of payments. vent it." He noted that the post- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND JOHN BRTAN, Mrs. Philip Eisenhart were Mi in conversations with businessmen SUPPLEMENTING AN ORDINANCE Clerk. 48 on 55.400 shares with 52,701) go like this— He says the dollar will not be de- World War II surpluses "did nolFor Drinking ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE FDO Aug. S m, and Mrs. Donald Duckwitz of O valuated. 'And he recently gave INO THE SALARIES AND COM- shares trading In one block. 1. "I don't have any confidence prevent inflation and persistent RED BANK - Three 18-year- PENSATION OF CERTAIN BOH. , NOTICE land, Pa. Yesterday's closing stocks: business a tax break—long In the deficits for the last several years OUOH OFFICERS AND EMPLOY- O: EDWARD LEE 0'RIXU.Y, alto in him. He says one thing but old boys were fined $50 each in EES IN THB BOROUGH OF NEW known as EDWARD LEBlDMlIiT AC? Ind I-T-E Ckt Brk 14* works — which was estimated at have not upset our basic price SHREWSBURY," AdoPtDd March 20, By virtue of an Order of the Su- Robert Molzon of Middletowa Adams Ex John, llan 401 does another." $1.5 billion, on depredation of court yesterday after they 2962. perior Court of New Jersey. Chan- Air Reduo Jones t L 49? stability." pleaded guilty to carrying and BE IT ORDAINED by the Iftyor Lincroft Rd. was taken to Riv- Alleg Cp Joy Iif( 1S1 2. "He never had to meet a plant equipment A Cabinet offi- Alleg Lud Kalier Al payroll, so he doesn't know the The President also called for a consuming alchollc beverages in and Council of the Borough of New August, 1802, In a civil action where. erview Hospital with an injured Kennecott TO cer points out, "that break could Shrewsbury, County at Vonmoirth, State Alleg Pw "serious dialogue" in all.sectors an automobile as they drove of New Jersey: Dorothy fturnoldt O'RleUy, also leg. He was cat with an ax while Allied Ch Kopperi W value of the dollar." have been given at any time in known at Dorothy RaynoHs O'Reilly. Allls Chal Kreige SS of the American society on these through borough streets, Section Out. That that portion of ta the plalnUU ud you an the de- chopping wood. Alooa Krogar 3. "Kennedy may be all right, the past 10 years." Section 1 ot the abora entitled ordi- fendant, you an hereby required lo Am Alrlln UhTgbC*H but I'm scared stiff by some of questions. It has not developed Magistrate William I. Klatsky nance as pertains to.ta* Police Chief answer tht Complaint of tha jjlatntlff Am Zk Sh LehTort C 3. Policy advisers advise, but and he is disappointed today. be and the same Is Jisreby amended ;n or before the 2nd day ot October. A baby shower was given fc Am Can Leh Val Ind M the wild-eyed theorists around revoked for 30 days the license of to read aa follows: 1987, by aapttng «n Answer on Sam- Am Cyan Leh Val RR Police Chief, per annum ...—. 16,650.00 uel L. Xptteln, Bsqulre, plaintiffs at- Coleen Adams, daughter of Mi Am MFdy i LOF Olaaa him." the driver of the car, John W. Section Two. This ordinance shall Ub UCNU, torney, whose address te No. TOOVat - and Mrs. Clifford Adams of R Am Mot ] Ruth, 185 Newman Springs Rd. take effect September 1. 1M1 or noon tlson Avenue, Asbury Park, New Jer- Am Smelt Tf« Its passage and publication according aey, and In default theraor such Judg- Am Std Ltik'ns Slf He paid a $50 fine with his com- erbrook Ave. last week at t Am Tel Tel Today's BUSIIMH Mirror: to law, whichever Is earlier, ment than ba rendered against you >s Hack Trk | panions, Daniel S. Martella of PUBLIC NOTICE ht Court shall think equitable and luit home of Mrs. Al Sanford, Manor Am Tob Maiath Oil Dirksen Sees d luit Am Viscose Martin II 2OV 31 Church St., Little Silver, and Tht foregoing ordinance was Intro- You shall file your Answer and snost Pkwy. CoJiostesses were Mrs. Amp Ino Merck 69' duced suid passed tint reading at a of service In dupliduplicatc e with tthhe Clerk Anaconda Thomas R- Leonard, 53 Prospect regular meetinng of th. e Mayor and of the BuperloBl r CoCut Stt H Gilbert Blair and Mrs. Glenn MOM 35 Of New Bhrews- Bpeo Courtrt. StStatate House An. Minn M*M Council of the Boroug"h " nexnex , TrTrentont , NNew JerseJerseyy, In accord, Richards. The gifts were pre- Jj Late Session Ave., here. bury held on_ August 22, 1S63, and Bald ance with the rules ol civil practice Uo Pac A ordinance will bt further considered l sented In a 100-yearold cradle Armrt C* 64 Mont Ward Business as Usual, The three were arrested last and procedure. Ntt BUc il for final passage at a regular meet- Tha object of tall action Is to ob- AshI Oil 22K N Caah Reg 84 Friday evening by Detective Sgt. ing of salj governing body to be held belonging to Mrs. Sanford. B:13 P.M. tain a Judgment ol divorce between Atchlson 20H Nat Dairy 581 In Program on September S, the laid plaintiff and you. tending were Mrs. R. H. Stand- Atl Refln 47U Nat DlitlU Robert D. Scott and Patrolman at the Sycamore School, Bycamora Ave- Dated: August 6, 1962 Avco Corp 22£ Nat Oypi 39! Rather Than Jitters Paul Lang. nue, New Shrewsbury, Now Jersey, at Held, Mrs. Thomas Sheehan, Mrs. Babcoek W 43K Nat Bteel By JACK BELL which time and place all persons de- SAMUEL U EPSTEIN, Thomas Esgan, Mrs. Richard Bald Lima 13H NY Central David R. Johnson, 22, of 220 siring to be heard thereon will ba given Attorney for Plaintiff Bait j> Oh 2314 SUMPK 43; WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate full opportunity. 700 Mattlton Avenue. ttevlin, Mrs. Raymond Goldstein, Bell 4 How 22U No Am Av River St. and Matthew Dean, 27, AtburT'park, New Ji 63 i Republican leader Everett- M. by SAM DAWSON JEROME B. REED. Aug. S, 15, 22, 3» Mrs. James Feehan, Mrs. E. ~ Bendlx 64 Nor Pac 307 Shrewsbury Ave. were each Borough Clerk. ns.si Beth Bteel 3ZS Nwat Alrlln 33 Dirksen of Illinois said today Con- Miller, Mrs. R. D. Jorgansen, Boeing 3ST4 Norwich Ph 3»*i Dawson fined $25 for fighting with each Aug. S S10.B1 HIM Borden 50V4 oulb liar gress still will be here in October SHERIFFS SALE Borg Warn 38, la', other on West Bergen PI. NOTICE Mrs, A. L. Flanders, Mrs Fred Oweni III 01 77« NEW YORK (AP)-BusIness as 8DPKBIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY Hatfield,- Mrs. Joseph Farrell, Bruntwk 20(4 if President Kennedy pushes a to how the public will accepl SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW flSBSEX CHANCERY DIVISION Bucy Erie IS Pan A W Air 18H"must" legislative program. usual rather than jitters or retreat them, always a gamble. CHANCERY MVI810N MONMOUTH COUNTY Mrs. Charles Higgins, Mrs. Bulova 1H4 Param Plct 49 MONMOUTH COUNTY/ Docket No. F-HM-U Burl Ind Sift Penney JC 381 has marked the summer In most To Fine Stores Dockrt No. M-501M1 George Kuhn and Miss Edna Mil- Case JI 9 Pa Pw*Lt 32" Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Construction continues at a high MATILDA II BALDWIN, FHlntlff Cater Trae 32J4 Pa RR U Minnesota, the deputy Democratic of the United States. level. Building of new homes PLAINFIELD (AP) - Mer- Civil Action vs: JOSEPH S. BARANOSKI and XL- ler. Celanese 3»K Pepil Cola NOTICE TO ABSKNT DEFENDANT BANOR A, BARANOSKI, his wlft, D». Cbes & Oh 47H Perkln Elm leader, has outlined a 10-point pro- Seasonal quietness has been in spurted in the spring and levelled chants will pay the penalty for OF ORORrt FOB PCBUOATION (endanta Chrysler 47ft Phil El customers who abandon shop- GRACE HKNINOER. PlalntUf, v_. By virtue of a writ of execution in Cities Bv 4714 Phlll Pet gram discussed at a White House evidence in many industries but off in the summer. But commer- ALEXANDER HSNINQER. Defendant, he above stated action to me directed Frank McGinnls of Ardsie; Coca Cola 84 Pit Steel meeting Tuesday. He has said °dy •» expected. The stock mar- cial structures and apartment ping carts in the city. TO: ALEXANDER HENINOER : than expose for aale al nubile •en- Colg Pal 38K Pub Bv B4O 65* By virtue of an Order of thl.a Su- due, M the Court House In the Bor- Pa., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jai Oolum oat 25J4 Pullman Congress can pass it and wind up ket break of May and June has, houses continue to rise at an un- The Common Council adopted eerlor Court of New Jersey, Chancery ough of Freehold, County of Mon- Lamken of Lincroft-Middletown Coml Sol lSli Pure Oil failed to panic either the'consum- slackened pace. an ordinance Monday night Division, made on the 23rd day of mouth, New Jeraey, on Tuesday the Con Edit 73H RCA its work by Sept. 15. July, 1062. In a civil action wherein «lh day of September. 1082. at 2 Rd. Cont Can 41S Reading Co "Is he kidding?" Dirksen asked er or the businessman. Personal income totals are at a stipulating that shopping carts ORACH IIENINOER lt the plaintiff o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Time. Corn Pd 46U Refill) Btl taken from supermarkets or self and you are tht dtfendaunt, you are All that certain tract or parcel of Cm Zell 391? Revlon in an interview, "The Senate won't That is the most common read- peak. Savings have increased de- hereby required to answer the com- and and premises, situate, lying and Miss Diane Lamken, daughtei Cruo Btl 14% Reyn Met even get the trade expansion bill spite high retail sales and a con- service stores and found in plaint of the plaintiff, ORACH HEN being In the Township of Rantan, in Curtlia Wr HH Rey Tob ing of the current statistics. And a INOER, on or before the 24th day of he County of Monmouth and state of ef Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lamken M * Hud 1514 Rob Fulton until after Labor Day. The Demo- few signs of a fall pickup already tinuing modest rise in consumer any street, sidewalk, driveway or September, 1962. by tervlng an answer New Jersey: •pent the week-end with Mr. and 3ent Sup 23H St Jo» Lead instalment debt. . municipal parking lot will be on ROBERT A. IfcMcKL ...... ESQ.. BEING known and designated as Lot 30UK AlrC 22% St Rec Pap cratic leaders are holding up the are being sighted, along with plaintiff's attorney, wwhosh -e. address Is 18 as shown and laid down on a Uap Mrs. Louis Fischer of Atlantic Dow Chem 44 Seara Roeb tax revision bill until after that. pleasant predictions by many bus- So, as the third quarter ncars considered abandoned. No. 141 Broad Street, Newark, New entitled "Map of San Fernando Park, Highlands. Du Pont 192tt Shell Oil Police have been ordered tq Jersey, and In default thereof such lUrtUn Township, Monmouth County. Duo Lt 2814 Sinclair 31* If Congress does all the things inessmen that the fourth quarter its halfway point, this summer judgment shall be rendered against you New Jersey, dated March 15, 1855" Saat Kod 85K Smith AO Sen. Humphrey says the President should be a good one. looks like most summers. Then mpound the carts "In city-owned as the Court shall thlnu eqlultabli e and Craig Flnnegan, Engineer & Surveyor, End John 15'i Bocony m Just. You shall file your answer and filed In the Monmouth County Clerk's Mrs. Mary Haselman of Sa Erie Lack 2!4 Bou Pan wants done, we'll still be here in Consumers are spending about why the continuing gloom in many storage facilities available for proof of service In duplicate with the Office on May 3, 1909 as Case No. 50, rasota, Fla,, spent part of las1 Firestone 31% Sou Hy such purpose." Clerk of tht Superior Court, Sfate fMC Cp 87% October." as usual for this time of year. circles? Kouae Anne*, Trenton, New Jersey, In File No. 25. week visiting Mrs. Edna Mantj ford Mot 4lS Std Brand A $5 levy will be placed on accordance with the rulel ot civil prac- BEINO the lame premises conveyed •arrett 44% std on c«l Dirksen and other candidates Some say they are inclined to be Mostly it is because the econo- tice and procedure. Joseph S. B&ranoskt and Eleanor of Middletown-Llncroft Rd. Gen Accept 18H Btd oil N; each Impounded cart. A. Baranoskl. his wife, by Deed of den Cigar 30 studebaxer for re-election in the Senate and cautious. But businessmen are my has advanced moderately Tha object of said action Is to Ob. Baronet Realty Associates, a corpora, Qen Dynam 24% Texaco House are anxious to end the ses-starting to bet on a good retail rather than at an accelerated pace The ordinance requires that tain a Judgment ot divorce between tlon ot the State of New Jersey, dated The Ltacroft-Holmdel Kiwani; Oen Elec 65* Tex O Prod all carts carry indemnification the said plaintiff, QRACE HENINQER, October a, 1961, and recorded In the Oen.Fds 69 Textron sion and get home to campaign. sale pickup in the fall. Business as hoped at the start of the year. and you. Monmouth County Clerk's Office on Oc. Club held a round table meeting (Jen Motors 61'i Tldewat Oil In that situation, the Republican Partly.lt is because of the psycho- tags listing their owners and ad- Dated: August «. 1M3 tober 3d, 1M1, In Book 3108 of Deeds, Oen Pud Ut 29% Transaraer loans at commercial banks have ROBERT A. McKINLBY, at psge 351. last week at Lincroft Inn. Plans Q TeltEl 19S Un Carbldt leader said there Is likely to be taken their first upward jump, logical effect of the downward re- dresses. Impounded carts that are Attorney for Plaintiff Being commonly known and deslg. for the annual Klwanis Kids Day Oen Tire 22 Un Pao not reclaimed will be sold at 744 Broad Street. nated ai No. l Marc Street, HuleT, Gillette 37U Unit Airs "quite a bit of wreckage from the apparently as manufacturers and vision of stock market values. Newark, New Jersey New Jersey. were discussed. The annual United Cp public auction. Aug. t, W,22, 2> Ulil Qlen Aid 1014 UB Lines Kennedy program left behind" merchants prepare to produce and And, to no small degree at the Tns arprozlmst* amount of Uie ludr- fair will be held in Septembei •oodrlch 44<{ US Plywd jent ta bfl satisfied by said sale la Ooodyear 30 — Rub when Congress adjourns. tock up for the fall and winter moment, tlia uncertainty Is due to the sum of (2,(00.00 together with the Leon Rosen is chairman. Grace Co 34 V, „ Smelt the involvement of all economic costs ot this sale. Ot A4P 40% UB Steel Beside the trade and tax bills, trade. Sated July 1, 1962 Oreyhound Wtf Van A] Btl Dirksen said he thinks Kennedy Employment has risen. Some of planning—whether tax cutting, In- IRA B. WOLCOTT, Sberlff, A carnival with games and n Quit Oil MV, Walirorth Garretson & Levlne, AU. lamm Pap 29 . Warn B PIo 12 probably will get the communica- this has been in manufacturing creased government spending, Aug. 8, 18, -a. 28 J47.M freshments will be held Sunda: lore Pdr 35 Wn Un Tel 26' more incentive for private enter- 111 Cent 3y the Borough In cash or by certN Whitney Croweli yesterday fined the Foreign Relations Committee fair pickup of orders from Labor fled check. Upon completion of ths re. Edward McClendon, Madison Friday noon. He said Saturday )ay on. horns at West Baldwin St. It qulrementt the Borough win deliver a EIGENRAUCH {took on a new color. A red Bargain and Sale Deed to such suc- ,ve., Elizabeth, 515 for driving Senate meetings will be the order All the talk about economic un- csssful bidder. m.p.h: in a 35-mile zone plus of the day for the rest of the ertainty hasn't hampered the au- slain was poured on the top. The Borough reserves the right to Applegatt, who teaches reject any and all bids for any rea- FARMS mother $15 for contempt of court. session. 0 industry. It has enjoyed one of son whatsoever. Mr. McClendon failed to appear Mansfield said the drug bill will Its best years in sales and produc- social studies and Is assistant JEROME 8. HEED. Borough Clerk Borough of New Shrewsbury In court May 8, the returnable 'ollow the farm bill. He would not ion. It now enters its usual lull football coach hen, said he Borough Bnlldlng SH 7-2008 date on his summons, the court go beyond that in scheduling any or changeover to new models— believes tome of his atudenta Boi lit, Hamilton Road,. New Shrewsbury, N. J. noted. measures. and its traditional uncertainty u may be reiponslWe. Aug. I H(,4I SheV 'Come Home9 to U.S. DENtfIS WE MENACE by RANK KETCHAM DOVER (APWJiae yeu old The Ntgya, uMucewnftd ia thrirlto tb» Htgyi 0 aw Hungarian Zwnarmi N»gy hu e new coon- «riy «tteapU to brief tb* gW Premier Jia* Xadtr during the try mad « new to, America, asked the aid of Sep. 1S60 UK meeting. Nigy, htotf, From Our NEW Orchards DMd to,, bat, Myys her fattier, fMer Frritagbuystn It.. R-NJ, * also tried unsuccessfully to see "i fadfd * like ririte's rally come The congressman tried unsuc- Kadar. •* ' ' ' cessfully to make an appointment Frelinghuysen revived efforts to • Hungarian girl, win Zsuzsanna's release this year w»s wmiled Sunday with her YOUTH KILLED and on April 24 the American parents whom she had not seen NEW MILFORD, Conn. - Consul at Budapest wrote that he •Iocs the 1958 Hungarian Revolu- State police said • ear driven had reinstated the child's applica- tion. Her father, Kalman, a tree- by • New Jersey woman tion for a visa. dun fighter during the uprising, struck and killed a ltyearold and her mother, Juliana, were Zsuzsanna got her passport last New MUford youth on Rt. 7 month and her American visa on forced to flee Hungary without Monday. The victim, David her. July 27. She arrived at Idlevvild Robertson, was walking along Airport, N.Y., Sunday night. Zsuzsanna lived in Hungary for toe road when he was hit and the last iix yean with her aunt run over by a car driven by and guardian, Mrs. Sandor Bart- Margaret Kuhlmann, 37, of 84 fay. Her parents had been try- James St., Westwood, N. J., po- Historymobile ing to bring her here since they lice said. They said the ear con- LUSCIOUS, TREE-RIPENED arrived. tinued another half mile and Back Home "We are all to happy I couldn't then ran off the road. The wom- TRENTON - The Now Jersey even put It into words," her an was charged with negligent Freestone Peaches homicide and released on $1,- Tercentenary Historymobile came father said Monday. "She's home here last week after com- Ytlbw or whirt swttt, |ulcy and plump. Fresh-picked from home." OOObouL pleting a 7,600-mHe Journey our own ntw peach orchard, fully Iwt-rlptntd, ready to eat. across the nation to the Seattle World's Fair. the ionic mixer Anwr- The 16-ton museum will contin- ITS TIME FOR CANNING ue its 1962 tour of New Jersey WHATS ica prefers by 2-1 over AND FREEZING .. .BUY NOW with a full schedule of August all other brands com- and September visits at schools bined... bone-dry, bit- and fairs throughout the state. UT$/0SCWE1HIN'.....UKE RACE TO THE HOT 0C6 STAND/' BONE tersweet, exhilarating Next Monday the vehicle will Glacltr Blu« stop from 11 a.m- to 8 p.m. on the Casino Plara, Asbury Ave., BASIC TRAINEE QUININE WATER in Asbury Park. On Aug. 30, it Indonesia Aid GREAT LAKES, III. - George will be at Press Plaza from 10 O. Andrews, Jr., son of Mr. and DRY a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mrs. George O. Andrews of 126 In September, the Historymo- May Double Creek Rd., Keansburg, N, J., DELICIOUS ORCHARDS BUTOH- bile will stop in the school yard. has begun recruit training at the Main St., Englishtown, from 10 In 5 Years Naval Training Center here. SCOBEYVILLE, N. J. a.m. to 6 p.m., on the 26th. Colt* Neck-TInton Falls SO-WET? By KARSTEN PRAGER The nine-week basic training includes instruction in military JAKARTA (AP) — The Amer- County Road 537 Cross-Stitch etiquette, drill, physical fitness, Sarvtd wcluslvtly at Willowbrook Inn, Fair Haven ican government has handed norr Salesroom open Mon.-Sat. 9-6 aligned Indonesia a package of swimming and survival, first aidj recommendations that may dou- shipboard safety precaution and Sunday 1 to 6 ble U.S. economic aid over the security duty. In addition, next five years. planned recreation periods are Included in the program. LAYTON'S If the Indonesian government and the U. S. Congress approve CITIES SERVICE the program, as much as $233 The Chinese were transporting million may pour into this under- •road St. (Highway 35) natural gas In bamboo pipes as developed but potentially rich early as 4000 B.C. It Pays to Advertise in The Register •t Newman Springs Road country. Average annual cost may top $60 million excluding the Pood SHREWSBURY for Peace program. This com- TEL. 741-MM pared with an anual averaga 530 of $30 million since aid began in "Home of the Big Gallon" 1950. The Food for Peace pro- WE GIVE KING KORN STAMPS gram has amounted to $217 mil- WITH ALL PURCHASES lion since 1958. The recommendations, handed to President Sukarno for apprais- With Into and Oil Change al, are the work of a special six-man economic team sent here last August by President Kennedy ROM 7 A.M. TO 10 P.M. to assess Indonesia's problems and needs. The mission was an outgrowth of discussions between Kennedy and Sukarno earlier in the year in Washington—at a time when MONMOUTH DRUGS U.S.-Indonesian relations were little more than lukewarm. Invites Your Charge Account The aid recommendations are based on what the report calls "major emphasis to help Indo- nesia build a strong and independ- ent nation rather than on Im- mediate dramatic and visible im- pact." The American program, It ... viJJag adds, "has little to do with such Border linens and clothes brightbih - expressions of gratitude a$ for- ry with gay bands accented by eign powers may win by fi- squares in 2 sizes. nancing spectacular projects." Cross-stitch; bands and squares, This is a reference to economic aprons, aid from the Communist bloc, blouses, skim. Pattern 530: four which has dwelt heavily on such large, 6 small squares; Vfa yds. splashy prestige projects as the new Asian games stadium and on ^Thirty-five cents in coins for heavy Industrial establishments. 10 cents for Sukarno has received the equi- each pattern for first-class mail. valent of $645 million in economic Send to Laura Wheeler, care of aid from the Communist bloc The Red Bank Register, Needle- About $368 . million has come P.O. Box 161, Old from the Soviet Union, in addi "Electric heating with Station, New York 11, tlon to hundreds of millions in N. Y. Print plainly pattern num- arms credits to back his cain- ber, name, address and zone. paign to take west New Guinea* Charge Accounts with: NEWEST RAGE-SMOCKED from the Dutch. its individual room accessories plus 208 exciting U. S. aid during the past 12 Signature: needlecraft designs in our new years has been split on an ap- Needlecraft Catalog—just proximate 4-3 basis between loans controls means extra Mail or bring your application today Fashions, furnishings to and grants. The new recommen- 117 E. Newman Springs Rd. SH1-5352 crochet, knit, sew, weave, em- dations would revise the ratio to broider, quilt. Plus free pattern. about 3-1 la line with the policy comfort for our year- Send 25 cents nowl de-emphasizing grants. round shore home," says Don Turner of Mrs. Turner finds cooking for her family and weekend, Brick Township, N.J, guests easy with fast automatic electric surface units, MONMOUTH MEATS built-in oven and inside barbecue broiler. 110 MONMOUTH ST. OPEN FRIDAYS BRANCH AVENUE RED BANK LITTLE SILVER "With our interest in sailing, it was only SH 1-5292 TILL 9 P.M. 741-5350 natural for us to settle by the shore," continued Don. "And to make sure we'd be snug in winter, Fresh Killed—3-4 Ib. size—Split, quartered or cut up we decided on zoned heating with flameless rresn ruuea—J-<» 10. size—spur, quartered or cur up ^^ *± electricity. Now, no matter from what quarter the winds blow, we enjoy just the right temperature, thanks to the individual room Frying CHICKENS 29 thermostats. "After a full year's experience, I can truthfully Boneless, Choice Shoulder tell my quizzical friends that electric heating is not expensive, especially when you consider CROSS LAMB the cost of service on other heating systems." Electricity has solved many other problems for the Turners, too. In the modern kitchen there ia RIB ROAST CHOPS Mrs. Turner, son Bob, and "Muffin" enjoy a cozy break- fast. The electric heating unit along the baseboard a fast automatic electric range with built-in oven conserves space and can be painted to harmonize with and a dishwasher to speed the cleanup chores. • room furnishings. There is also a flameless electric quick-recovery water heater that takes care of the automatic washing machine and provides plenty of hot water for family showers. Modem lighting LEAN—MEATY sets off the beautiful room paneling and Central American decor. Before you buy or build, consider the many advantages of living in a Gold Medallion Homo SPARE RIBS the way the Turners do. LEAN—FRESH GROUND CHUCK CHOP JCP&L Jersey Central Power & Light Economical c I CHOPPED * L 1001 SKINLESS LAMB The Turners' home by the bay caters to their hobby BACON I BEEF 5 11 I FRANKS STEW while providing year-round comfort with its Gold 2: Medallion electric heating, lighting and appliances. As Octta Comity JiiL Roth Wednesday, Aug. 8, 1962—5 placed him on one yetr** probt- Court Rules tfem «ad fu^xmltd four nootW RED BANK HEGISTER ot tha Jill sentence. Divorkin vu arrested 7uiy 22 on * New York-to-Atlintic City Shower For On Goofbcdls bus after a sailor told police at FOOD CITY Ukewood that Divorkin was Mrs. Gilson lAKEWOOD (AP) - New Jer- carrying two bottle of barbitu- iey"» young people will hear of rates. The youth pleaded guilty HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Frank the evils of barbiturates from to the disorderly conduct offence, Gilson was recently given a sur- HERE ARE THE NAMES the first person convicted under prise stork shower by friends the state's new law against pos- Divorkin balked when told he and neighbors at her home, 2 •esaion. of the drug. would have to speak on the goof- Roger St. b.ll habit. He said he didn't know OF THE 25 WINNERS Magistrate Nathaniel Roth Mon- where to start or how to make Attending were Mrs. Gilson's day night ordered Paul Divorkin, a speech. mother, Mrs. Frances Morgan, 21, of Newark, to lecture youth and her sister, Mrs. John Knox groups on the subject as part ot But Roth ordered him to ad- of Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Ray- OF FOOD CITY'S LUCKY his sentence for possession ot dress as many youth groups as mond Wafers, Long Branch; 1,000 goofballs—contraband stim- possible and cited the possible Mrs. John Grasso, Mrs. Harvey ulants. benefits to society. Waters, Mrs. John Greene, Mrs. TREASURE CHEST... Divorkio also,was fined $500 A plea for Divorkin's release Raymond Barker, Mrs. James and Sentenced to six months in came from William Manning, DesBiens, Mrs, William Crutch- president of Baseball, Inc., and er,, Mrs. Josie Layton, Mrs. Wil- Mn. A. Ahrem, 2808 Grant St., Belmar, N. J. $14.91 - LEGAL NOTICE- the Essex County Baseball liam Hartsgrove, Mrs. Sandra 1. League. Manning said Divorkin Crowell, Mrs. George Borden, 11-115 Mn. B. Heney, 1305 New Bruns. Ave,, Manasquan, N, J..... $7.75 SHERIFFS SALE had played on teams in West Mrs. Sally Heard, Mrs, Louis 2. IUFEBIOK COURT OF NEW JEBSEY Orange and Montclair for several Worth, Mrs. Rose Andrews, LAW DIVISION Mn. R. Cordeaux, 1245 Maplewood Rd., Belmar, N. J .- $6.07 MOIWOIHH COUNTY years. Mrs. Darrell Bishop, Mrs. Victor 3. . Docket No. I, 1HM-W Rossettl and Mrs. Kenneth An- CHABLK3 WII8BMAN, Plalntltl vs: "This Is my finest boy," Man- Mn. Vera Keating, 6(18 Beacon Blvd., Sea Girt, N. J _— $8.80 »RANK J. ROM ud JOAN P. R0S8. ning said. "Whatever has hap- drews. 4. Defendants By virtu* ot a writ of sxeeutloa to pened to him is partly my fault. Mrs. Gilson received a large Mn. C. Dugan, 51 East End Ave, Neptune City, Ni J. — the above stated actloh to mo di- I let him get away from me in bouquet of mixed spring flowers 5. raclM, 1 shall expose lor sals at pub- lic vendue, at the Court Home In tin the past year." from the Highlands Community Borough of freehold County ot Uoa- 6. Mn. M. Rospos, 208 Third Ave, Belmar, N. I moutb, N«w Jersey, on Monday th« After Roth passed sentence, Center, Inc., of which she and joth day ot Autust, 1M2, at J o'clock. Manning told the court, Divorkin Mr. Gilson are members. P.M. Prevailing Time. 7. Mn. Ronald Barth, Rancocas Dr., Metedeconk, N. J Jp*.O© \J, Mn. Jean Ryan, »7 Barker Ave., Eatontowii, N. J. .... $7.83 All tke dsfcnilants' right, tills and would have all the facilities of Interest, U any, In and. to the follow the Essex League at bis disposal ing: Health Seminar 8. Mr. Mel Chetkln, 311 Second Ave., Bradley Beach, N. J. „ *O»M "|8. Mn. Marie Beattle, 48 S. Uke Dr., Red Bank, N. J.. All that tract or parcel ot lanl am for delivery of the lectures. tremHia, benlnafier particularly m scribed, situate, lylnj and belnr 1 Divorkin had previously admit- Mrs. R. Taylor, 481i Locust St., Neptune, N. J. - 5Z.53 ft the TownsMp ot Barltan, In the Coun- Is Proposed 9. - $8.87 ty ot Monmouth, and State of New ted taking gbofballs for several '• Mr. Felder, 5 Newman St., River Plaza. Red Bank _ Jerwy, ind designated as Lot 1S4 In years. He asked the court's help MIDDLETOWN - Local health Block O, as anown and laid down on officials said Monday that they 10. Mn. I. Mueller, 81$ Duniewy St., Asbury Park, N. J. $11.68 map entitled: "Map of Section Two, in "kicking" the habit. 20. Mn. Howard Kirchner, 52 Lafayette St., Rumson, N. 1..J12.88 Garden Parkway Homes, lac, Rsritsn are > interested in finding out if Townatalp.Monniouth County, Hew Jer- 11. Mn. Helen Walsh, 48 Belihavr Ave., Eatontown, N. J. ley. Scale 1"—50'. December 15, ISM," -LEGAL NOT1C local restaurant owners and man- died IB the Ilonmouth County Clerk's agers, supermarket managers 21* Mrs. Harold Welsh, 32 Meredith Dr., N. Shrewsbury. N.,. $3.49 Office August 11, 1955 In Case 42-21. am and department managers would 12. Mn. Frank Trushelm,v4M Lake St., Oakhurst, N. J $12.72 Belie Uao known and designated a BHEBIFF'S SALE SI Sycamore Drive Rarltan Townshl SCPEBIOB COURT OF NEW JERSET attend a seminar on health and 22. Mn. Elliott Berman, 220 Pinew'd Ave., Elberon Park, N. ,.$8.65 (Hszlet). New Jetiey. LAW DIVISION sanitation. Mn. M. Spflggs, 8 Bayonne Ave., Monmouth Beach, N. J, The approximate amount of the Judg- BEUGKN COINTV ment , to be aausfled by sail s&le li Docket No. I. 31)51.91 According to Dr. Marc Krohn, #56 23. Mn, J. Baclgahlp, 178 Rumson Rd., little Stiver, N. J... CM mis ot S2.SM.00 together with thi EDITH DURREN, Plaintiff vs. JO- 14! MMMrs.. 3.J. Futerfa,Futerfas, 55 WUloWillow Rd.,, Neww Shrewsbury,, N. J. coatl of this sale. SEPH S. GILBERT and FLORENCE health officer, a seminar could Dated June 37. 1J62 I. GILBERT Defendants be field in September and would IRA E. WOLCOTT, Bneritl By virtue ot a writ of executloa In Mrs. J. Fasano, 407 West End Av<*., long Branch, N. J. ..$18.24 24. Miss E. Read, 103 Wallace St., Red Bank, N. J. $3.47 lllp J.-Blanda. Jr., Ally. the above stated action to me di- involve three meetings. 15. T », Aug. I 8, 16 128.98 rected, I shall expose for sale at pub- a lie vendue, at the Court House In the State health officials would con- Mrs. A. Woodrlch, 41 Norma Ave., Ltacroft, N.. $1Z..SI Z5. Mrs. Mary Hleston, 7« Center Ave., Leonardo, N. J. $6.92 Borough of Freehold, County at Hon- duct the program, which involves 16. niouth. New Jersey, on Monday the SHEBIFF'S SALS- llm day of August. 1962, at 1 o'clock, information vital to businessmen Winners will have their winning certificates — Entitling them to •DncBioB COURT or NEW JEBSJSX P.M. Prevailing Time. CHANCERY DIVISION All the defendants' rlgbt, title and in the retail and food consump- equivalent FREE Food Purchase — delivered by nutil. MONMOUTH COUNTY Interest, if any, In and to the follow- tion business. Docket No. F 414.81 ing: Klgyir Savings aid Loan Associa- All that certain tract, Ac, In the Dr. Krohn advised that per- tion ol new Brunswick, N. J, (a New Borough of New Shrewsbury, County . Jersey Corporation). Plalntltl vsl Jes- of Monmouth and Stats ot Kew Jer- sons interested in attending such to B. Chewnlng and Mercedes O. sey. a program should contact the Chewolng, husband and wife. Defend- Being known as Lot No. 29 as shown Week's Treasure ants on Jlav entitled "Map of Ranch Ifan- health office at township hall be- By Ylrtut of a writ of execution li or, Newman Springs Road, New the above slated action to me dl Shrewsbury Borough. New Jersey,' tween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. reeled, I shall expose lor sale at pub* dated February 21, 1952, made by Hen- lie vendue, at the Court House in the ry F. Labrecque, Surveyor, Red Bank, Borough ot Freehold, County of Mon New Jersey, and duly filed in the BACK FROM GERMANY mouth, New Jersey, on Monday the Monrnouth County Clerk's Ofilce on No- 30th day of Anrust, 1S62, at 3 o'clock. vember 12, 1953, In Case No. 22-23. HIGHLANDS — Lt. and Mrs. f.ll. Prevailing Time. Being commonly known and desig- Joseph A. Shea and children, All that tract or parcel of land, nated as No. 43 Howard Avenue, New •Ituste. lying and being in the Borough Shrewsbury, New Jersey. Timothy, Catherine, Joseph, Au- at Ke4 Bank, In th. County of Mon- Being the same premises conveyed gust and John of Sensfeld, Ger- mouth. In the 8ttt» of Hew Jersey.* by Qerard C-. Hosklng and June K. BEGINNING at a stake standing In Hosting, his wife, to Joseph a Gilbert many, are visiting for three the northerly line of West Berge and Florence E. Gilbert, his wife, by weeks with Mr. Shea's mother, rs.ee, said st«k. being distant In a deed dated March 2, 1157. and record- easterly direction along We northerl ed In ths otlfce of the County Clerk Mrs. Helen J. Shea, and his aunt, 1 Lb. Loaf of line- of West Bergen Plica 45 feel ot Sdonmoutb. County, la Book S741 ot Iron a point where ths northerly llni Deeds, page 138. Mrs. Harry Dilger, 61 Navesink of West Bergen Place Is Intersected by tha westerly line of lands of the Toe approximate amount of the Ave. Lt. and Mrs. Shea and chil- Seaboard Xcs Company, said point be- Judgment to be satisfied by said sale dren will leavfe for Fort Benning, ins also distant esstarly 189 feet from Is the sum of 12.200.00 together with the Intersection o( the northerly side the costs ot this ssle. Ga., after their visit where Lt. of West Bergefi Pisco and the esslerly Dated June 19, 1962 Shea will be stationed and report GOURMET BREAD side of Pearl Street; thence (1) north IRA B. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. I*— » minutes esst parallel with the Samuel L. Blber, Atty. for the Officer Career Course In- westerly line ot lands or the Seaboard 1 Ice Comnany. 116.76 leet to a stake: July 18, 23, August X, S (33.33 fantry School. Off Any Meat Purchase thenc* sooth 88" 11 minutes eajl 24.33 feet to a stake; thence (3> soutli 17* 41 minutes eut B« feet to of $1.00 or More ataks; thenca (4) south 2* west. 70 lei to a stake standing in the northerly line of West Bergen Place aforesaid; thence (5> along the northerly Uns o Limit 1 coupon per family Limit 2 loaves per customer Wast Bergen Plan north, 88* west 45 feet to ths point *r place at Begin- at Food dry thru Sun., Aug. 1Z per coupon thru Sun., Aug. 12 ning. • •' " Being known as !<. West Herges race. Red Bank, New Jersey, Tha approxilDate amount of ths judi neat to tw asHaOed by said ails b the am at «5JOO.0O together with the Plaint Sale! sutl 5Q Kbury, In the County of Monmouth and atate of New- Jersey: Reg. 7.60 Gallon Known and designated ss Lots Nos. ' 11, 13 and 13 as shown on "Map ot Property of Benjamin A. Parker Estate DUPONT #39 WOOD PRIMER Bear Bed Bank, N. J." George D. Cooper, C. E., February 8th, 11)1 Reg. 7.60 Gallon which map Is not on file. Beginning at a point in the West- «rly line ot Shrewsbury Avenue at the DUPONT #49 BLISTER RESISTANT Southeast corner of Lot No. 10 a $Z80 Shown on aald map, *s,id point beint Reg. 8.50 Gallon _. distant 200 feet Southerly, measured along the Westerly uns of Shrewsbury Avenue with the Southerly line of New- Bum Springs Avenue; thence (1) South-' •rly along the Westerly Una of Shrews- No.50 LUCITE lb bury Avenue ISO feet to the North- east corner of Lot No. 14 as shown on gald map; thence (2) Westerly at right HAM 29 angles to Shrewsbury Avenue and •HOUSE PAINT along the Northerly line of Lot No. j! REG. 8.50 GALLON 14, 158.62 feet, more or less to the 6 Korthwest corner thereof and th Southeast corner ol Lot No. 48; thenct Morton's Pies (3) Northerly along the Easterly ends of Lots Nos. 48, 49 and 90, ISO feet to Outside White 2 gals. 5.00 the Southwest corner ot Lot No. 10 • Apple • Cherry • Coco Custard aforementioned; thence (t) Easter!; CELERY along the Southerly line of Lot No OUTDOOR CLOTHES DRYER 22 oi. each 10, 167.5 feet more or less to the 95 Southeast corner thereot In the West- 30 Plastic Lines, &' Ea...... erly line of Bhrewebury Avenue at the 9 point or place of Beginning. c The premises Is located on Shrews bury Avenue between Newman Spring VELVEETA Itoad and Patterson Avenue, New Ihrewsbury, New Jersey. STALK 79 Ths approximate amount of the Judg 2Lb. Loaf mem to- be satisfied by said sale l! the sum of S3S.1OO.0O together with the 12 cost of this sale. FREE Dated July 2, 1M2 U. S. #1 IRA B. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. Earby A McDonoUKh, Attys. BACON 49 July 29, Aug. J. «, ft (44.10 ANODIZING NOTICE 1143 6 for SHERIFF'S gAI.lt HONEYDEW •TTPEBIOB COURT OF NEW IER8EX ON THIS WINDOW HAWAIIAN PUNCH 12 ox. the LAW DIVISION 69 HONMOBTH COUNTY • WILL NOT PIT, OXI- Extra Large Size Docket NO. .M036M1 DIZE OR CORRODE. A CHANNEL LUMBER CO.. Plaintiff INSTANT 3-qr. siie 26c Ti: RUSSELL ECHAEFER ani ANNE Combination Storm and BCIUEFKR, Defendants Screen Window with .By virtus of a writ of execution In CARNATION MILK 14-qt. siie 99c the above stated action to me dl. Anodized Finish. rected. I shall expose for sale at pub- lic vetidue, at the Court House In the • TRIPLE TRACK Borough of Freehold, County of Mon hr mouth. New Jersey, on' Monday the • MADE OF ALCOA Sanka Instant 27lh day of August, 1962, st 2 o'clock. 2 43* P. M. Prevailing TJme. ALUMINUM 5 oi. jar Macaroni All the defendants' right, title and 35 1 lb. pkg. Interest, If any, In and to the follow- • FULLY WEATHER. ing: STRIPPED All thst tract or parcel of land and premises hereinafter particularly de- • E-Z TILT •orlbed, situate, lying and being In the OPEN Township of Rarltan, County of Mon- (Can bs cleaned from mouUl and State of New Jersey, known and designated sa Lots No. 7 and < in inside) Block "M" of Bay Shore Properties In said Township, as shown as Map EVERY NIGHT of Proporty near Xeyport, Moomouth County, New Jersey, known as Bay .95 Shore Properties made by Richard Opt. Heuser. C. K.. Cllftwood. New Jersey. FOOD CITY 14.95 Value July 1911 and tiled -with the Clerk of 12 TIL 10 P.M. Monmouth County, New Jersey, In Bep- tembsr 1811. AT ATLANTIC S Being the premises conveyed to Rtis- BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY soll G. Bchaefer and Ann Schaefcr, Dally & Saturday 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. his wife, by Elliaheth MacEwnn, wld- owi by .Peed dated May 0, 1NJ1. and Wed. and Frl. 'Ill 9 P.M. >• ->"tod Mav IB, 1M1, In Book 3W8 for "Between Yanko's & Reussllles" rf2 SUNDAYS TIL 6 Deeds of Monmouth County on Page Being commonly known and deslg- mi...i ,ts No. 217 Campbell Street, Un- ion Beach, New Jersey. FOOD CITY The approximate amount of the Judgment to be satisfied by stld sale Is the sum of S300.00 together with 32 Brood St. SHadytlde 1-7500 . Red Banh OPENS AT 8:30 A.M. tbs cost ot this sale. E Datt! June 26, 1MZ IRA H. WOLCOTT. MurlH. FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS SHREWSBURY AVE. AT RT. 35, NEW SHREWSBURY Isadora Rubin, Attv. tiaak Kegiskr JIM er tm ty Ma H. twk ud H«ny day THOMAS ntVINO MOWN. Publisher H»1M When Ambition, Talent Hurt IAMBJ. HOGAN, Utatf M. HAROLD KELLY, Gwtnl Mint(«i "Can you be here two o'clock?" he said. Yes, I. W. HARRY PENMNGTON, PnductloD Manager said. I wasn't due at the office until 7 p.m. so two Mtubwaf Or Press ' would be fine. He said "See you," and hung up. This • •nut* outuimj « u* lor nsoeneuKB of ui uu Mm tm »ru*w was a warmish day in the Thirties. It was a dismal UMHUIT MM tlaMUlo. Member ol American Newiptper Publishers Assodatloo time of desperate men and hungry children, a time Mater AadK Bureau ol Circulation when a father would sell his pride for IttfUUt union* a* fltuHai nipgnilblliUH (or trvoiirapbioai anon u aAnrtmminu. a couple of dollars. ut ckuckun. Uiu tut ol u «4mtlM(iuiit la ohicohicb u» typofttpMetypofttpM l ooeuri. Ad- Ml wu nptM utUtUr IMIM fMBmt UUM4IEMI? of biel> mar occur •Mm *tu UUM4IEMI? of «BJ «rar mar occur. I arrived at the old Park Central 1M« munit unmtt u ruMUlbUlltM tot ttituunu ol oolcloni in MUtri from lti rudin Hotel at 1:50 and found the room. Jer- •BMortMW Mew II Unm On* int 115.00 tti ctontBi. M.00 •tut* *m at trattr, T wu •UKM eopj by mill. » emu ry Wald opened the door. He was a fat WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 8, 1962 kid who worked for the Evening Graphic, I worked on The Mirror, He was five years younger than I, but he About That Airport had moved much faster. He had a radio BISHOP column. I wrote picture captions. The problem of low-flying planes or to pass that problem up to the "What's the excitement?" I said. He had big,dark using the Red Bank Airport again New Shrewsbury Borough Council eyes, and black hair which looked as though he had has become a source of complaint to decide. It is indicated that with slept in it. He drew an imaginary line with his hand. by residents and other property commercial buildings in place, land "We're at the crossroads, Jim. Today both of us begin a new career." owners in Shrewsbury and Newings and take-offs largely will be Shrewsbury, where the airfield is restricted to the east-west traffic I sat. The room had two stuffed chairs, a coffee table, a small desk against a wall, and a bed. Wald located. At the same time, officials patterns. had a faculty for turning on the excitement and turn- are studying plans, for the construc- It well may be that the time will ing it off, at will. Mostly, it depended on the echo he tion of a proposed administration come in the not-too-distant future felt from his audience. He got a cool one from me. building and a new hangar, asked when economic pressures may make Those Runaway Horses by James Loeb, president of Air Taxi it unfeasible to continue operation of I used to meet him in Lindy's and La Hiffs. He Co., Inc., and the subdivision of a the property for airport use. How- "You knew, America it really a beautiful lirement to see Ir what with failing viilon fancied himself as a newer Winchell, running from one country — too bad we had to wait for re- and all.. .1" r300-foot strip along Apple St., New ever, considering the transportation Broadway spot to another, always asking questions and jotting notes. Jerry Wald had two horses pulling him Shrewsbury, by Walter Lauden- needs of Monmouth County — and These Days: at all times—ambition and talent—but he never held slager. they will grow steadily as the popu the reins. They were runaways. Complaints by residents center lation grows -^it would be in the LETTERS RAMTAN'S 'CLOUD' "We're going to Hollywood," he said. I smiled. around the factors of noise and pos- area's interest to forestall any such Our Money Situution is Serious 21 Knoll Ter. "We are?" I said. He kept to the center of the rug. "I sible crash hazards. Most property event as long as possible. Hazlet, N. J. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY August 4, 1962 got some news. Don't crack to anybody. I got fired owners involved, however, should With the airport gone, Red Bank To the Editor: from The Graphic." "You got what?" "Canned." That Unquestionably the most serious problem that remember that Red Bank Airport and its environs would stand to lose I read with considerable inter- place is lousy with jealousy. They said I offended faces the United States today is our money—yours est your editorial of Friday, Aug. a most valuable asset — one that Lucky Strike. You know, criticizing their program." was an established field long before and mine. The law says that the dollar must be backed 3, 1962, relating to certain they did their building and that the seems practically irreplaceable. Air charges leveled against me by by 25 per cent gold. If the European countries con- three members of the Zoning "That's a good start," I said. Jerry grinned. He construction was undertaken with Taxi and student training flights tinue to demand gold for dollars, we shall either have Board of Adjustment. I refer had a rich, captivating one. "So who cares?" he said. the full knowledge that the airport from there have proved very useful to take all gold protection away from specifically to the resolution "How much does The Mirror pay you?" "Sixty." "How adopted at the July 12th meeting was where it is. Airplanes are not to local progress. the dollar or we shall be forced to re of the Board of Adjustment, would you like to make six hundred a week? Pretty quiet things and, on take-off and So it would appear that the time fuse to give the Europeans gold for dol-which was introduced by thgoode , hah? Okay. We're both going to Hollywood." lars.. In either case, the value of the vice chairman, Mr. Donald Mai- after landing, noise is to be expected. has arrived for a clear analysis of loy, (also holding the office of "Not me," I said. The smile died. "Don't be a dollar will depreciate and we shall suf- There has been little up to this point the pros and cons of Red Bank Air- chairman of the County Executive ••--," he said, using a Yiddish word. "You can write. fer a severe economic crisis. Committee of the. Democrat Party to back up crash hazard fears. The port and its chances for survival in in Raritan Township), and sec- I can talk. We go to Hollywood. I get the contracts. There is no use arguing that gold You write the scenarios. We split down the middle. safety record is good. the future. onded by Mr. William H.Cullen, Is of no importance. The fact is that Jr., (Mr. Malloy's immediate We'll live like kings." I asked him if he had a contract National studies have shown that At the same time, it should be the world accepts, gold as the yard- predecessor In that office). in Hollywood—someone who would give us a job. SOKOLSKY sticj,. f measuring the value of cur- You are quite correct in your the presence of a conveniently lo- said there is a potential hazard to or assumption that I do not desire Proposition Wins Lot of Thought cated airport is a great asset to any any home in the county with giant rency. When some other yard-stick will become equal- working under a cloud. ^However, Who needs it?" he said. "We go out cold. We'll acceptable, then the otber yard-stick will be the charge of "Conflict of Inter- community. As we go forward in airplanes and jets passing overhead kill 'em." I gave it a lot of thought—about four sec-. leant. est" was only one of five separate this age of flight, the importance throughout the day and night. Many charges made in this resolution. onds. "Nothing doing," I said. "I wasn't fired, Jerry. When some of the Wall Street bankers suggest The most serious and damaging You were. I got sixty coming in every week and a wife will grow. of them are on their way to land that we go off gold, they are asking for trouble. It iswere the charges that I was guil- who can't add the stubs in a checkbook. I'm staying As the Red Bank area of Mon- or others have just^taken off from quite possible that Europe will drive us off the gqld ty of "misconduct" apd "insub- ordination." I can hardly visual- in the newspaper business." mouth County keeps on developing, Newark, and New York airports. Still standard. The Europeans can do that if they insist on ize a denser or more discon- the land occupied by Red Bank Air- others "are on cross-country flights. taking gold instead of dollars. It will not be the Corii-certing "cloud." The conflict of We talked a little more, but the excitement had munists who will bury us, biit our former allies whom interest question I believe, was left his voice. We parted friends. He asked me not to port becomes more and more valua- And we should not minimize the we assisted so beneficently'after World War I and ably answered by the most com- say anything. I didn't. Years afterward, when I was ble—witness the desire by Mr* Lau- large number of military flights that petent and learned township at World War II. torney, Alfred T. Hennessy, Jr., earning $75 a week, I used to take Ginny and Gayle denslager to carve off the 300sfoot pass oyer our area. When Devaluation Is Sound The other charges concern me ato the movies and we sat, with bags full of Mounds strip of the field and use it for com- Thus, we must learn to live with great deal more. They are of and Hershey bars and popcorn, watching the title of The Europeans can do this by sending back the course, completely without foun- the situation — and hope that the the picture and then—two stories high—"Produced by mercial purposes. Whether it would dollars we gave them or that they earned and de-dation and I deny* them fully and harm the future use of the airport greatest precautions are being tak- vehemently. Jerry Wald." manding gold therefore. Their demands are growing To get back to the "Cloud," I to be scaled down in size this way en to insure the safety of the airline so pressing that the supply Is running short. Today, have been waiting patiently for He became rich and famous. Among his many suc- is a factor to be determined as the passengers as well as the people on we pay $35 an ounce for gold; we shall probablv have the opportunity to present my de- cesses were Mildred Pierce, From Here to Eternity and fense and proofs negating these New Shrewsbury Planning Board the ground. • to pay $50 an ounce, in which case the dollar will be charges. I of course was under The Man Who Came to Dinner. Jerry talked of art, but gets ready either to grant Mr. Lau- Every home lies under this mod- devalued. But devaluation is more sound than the the impression that due processhe was primarily interested in success and money. He elimination or even the reduction of our gold reserve. of law would be followed by the complained of ruthlessness in an industry full of bodies denslager the subdivision he seeks ern sword of Damocles. governing body, as spelled out in When the United States or American bankers MRS 11, subtitle 1-2-3-3A-4 & 5 et over which Wald climbed on his way to the top. make new loans to foreign countries, no matter which seq. However, this matter has Yonr Money's Worth: countries, the indenture should contain a clause that b5en before the governing body I saw him a few years ago and he ushered me Into since Tuesday, July 24, 1962, anda palatial private office, He was producing Peyton they can only get gold for dollars at the price of gold your newspaper carried a state- Place, which might have been a comedy on sex. "Well,'* at the moment that the loan is made. Interest and meat attributed to Mayor Philip he said, when we were alone, "are you sorry you didn't Would You Spend Savings From a Tax Cut? principal should be repaid at $35 an ounce. In a word, J. Bianda, Jr. that the matter do it, putz?" I said no. Jerry laughed heartily. If I the Europeans must not be able to hold us up by de- would be on the agehda of the By SYLVIA PORTER meeting of the Township Commit- wasn't sorry, then I was nuttier than he had thought manding expensive gold for.cheap dollars. tee held on that evening, and a Would sou, ii in Individual o tnce. We do have precedents nearly 80 pper cent of the extra Our economic troubles started at the end of World date set for a hearing. The 24th He had taste. He didn't compare our earnings. We What's more, the weight of the passed with no action by the gov- busineiiman taxpayer, immedi- fundi at once on goods and War II when wisdom indicated that a ceiling should be talked of other days and, for a moment, he felt toward ately fttrt (pending the extra evidence is that individuals an ices. erning body. I was then advised dollars left in your pocketbook or corporations will spend most of Preceetent: In 1954, Congress put on prices, wages, dividends, rents, interest, every- that the matter was on the sgeh- newspaper work as a man might about an old love who da f cash registei r by a substantiabttil l ttax the extra take-home pay and in- voted a 10 per cent deduction in thing until an adjustment could be made between the °r the meeting of Friday, betrayed him. He still spoke swiftly and plausibly, and ' ' " — *" """ " personal income taxes, a reduc- Aug. 3, 1962, and that in fact, a reduction on a' come, not save it. costly waste of war and the reconstruction of peace, he could put the excitement in the tone, or remove It. sorts of thing! Precedent: In 1950 tion in excise taxes and elimin- date of Aug 14, 1962, was set as ated the excess profit tax too—a nstead, two elements of the population .agriculture and and non-things erans Administration declared pp g the hearing date. This meeting "We got to get together soon," he said. "I mean and therebj major insurance dividend rebate tax slash totaling $7.4 billion aliabor, were selected for protection and special privi- was held, and although the mat- give our lagTh'e record indicates Gl's spen ytear. The country was then in ter was on the agenda, the hear- for a real talk." I nodded and started toward the exit. ging econom a recession and as A. W. Zelo leges. The soldiers, professional groups, middle class ing was not set down. Instead, We wouldn't have that talk. I knew it. He knew it the boost It so mek, president of the Interna-personnel, business enterprises, etc., were not equally Mayor Bianda referred pubiicaiiy o b v i 0 u sly tional Statistical Bureau and pro-protected. to a letter allegedly received A few weeks ago, Jerry died of a heart attack. needs? Or CARMICHAEL fessor at the University of Vir- Instead of meeting the economic problems head- from the Civil Service Commis- would you' ginia's Graduate School of Bus- sion, casting doubt on the validity Some people can't believe a producer has one ... squirrel mosl BOY, lffe IDcKV FOR iness Administration, points out, on back in 1945 to 1948, as Bernard Baruch suggested, of my status as a civil service of the ad- this was "the recession when we issued short term obligations which are now a employee. When I asked the as- ditional money scheduled tax reductions went in PORTER plague upon us. The problem was handled politically, sistant township clerk, also civil "Don't Rightly Know If I Can Spare into savings and thereby largely to effect on a large scale." ervice certifying agent, to see defeat the objective of a tax What happened? Virtually all not economically. this letter, I was refused. I am dash? the money flowed immediately in- How to Go Broke told this refusal was at the di- Before suggesting what you to the spending stream; the rate rect order of Mayor Bianda who might do, let it be clear that nag- of saving continued the same. It is difficult to get a fair estimate, but we proba- invoked the privilege of "pri- ging doubt your actions has been While employment and produc- bly lost over $100,000,000,000 (billion) in our world- vate correspondence." Just how dropped sharply, personal a factor undermining support for saving effort. We did not have the money to lose. We letter concerning me directly, a tax cut now to stimulate busi- incomes after taxes actually rose and referred to at a public meet ness activity. Some respected e* and consumer buying hardly fat do not have it how. During the 1960 campaign, John inc. can be withheld from me as pertj testifying before Congress ered. Toward the end of 1954,F. Kennedy made an issue of the economy. He found 'private," escapes me,,: we look off again on a powerful have declared flatly that any it stalemated and he demanded that it be got moving. However, I am most anxious forecast that you would spend advance. that the "cloud" over me is dis- your tax savings is only an "as- 'Unpredictable Consumer.;, Kennedy's diagnosis that the American economy was sipated. It appears to me that sumption" because, say they in Statistic: Numerous surveys sick and stalemated was correct, but his problem was sufficient time has elapsed for effect, "The United Statesjias no mphasize that the "unpredict not growth as much as that we were over-produced the governing body to take the previous experience to guide us able consumer" is quite predict- necessary steps to accomplish on the reaction of American con- able and in Zelomek's words, and that we would have to have a good old fashioned this. I respectfully urge them to sumers and corporations to tax "total consumer spending shows "fire-sale,". get on with the matter, providing cuts designed to bolster the econ regular relationship to con- me with my statutory right sto omy, for we've not used this sumer income and the consumer's It is difficult to find a solution to the fiscal prob- present my defenses, or that weapon for this purpose before. inancial circumstances." Of lem, except to confess to our mistakes and to recognize the charges be summarily with- Nor have Europe's experiments ivery dollar we get, we spend that our domestic situations cannot be solved until the drawn. Any continued delay given us valuable guidance. You about 86 cents for retail products coupled with the rather astonish might spend the money freely or and services, another 10 cents Berlin question is solved so that the cost of impending ing press coverage, adds to the you might not. There1* just no or reslGsjncei, farm machinery, war can be reduced. We cannot afford to continue to size and density of this "cloud" certainty either way. ither equipment, Says Zelomek, pay for the preparation for war anud at the same t'•»>*» and is a continuing threat to my 'It is logical to include that the No matter when the tax reduc- ersonal and business reputa- :onsumer will spend 96 per cent maintain the value of our currency and do all theP tions come—and If there's post f what he gains through tax re- lion. ponement now, it'll only be a things we would like to do. duction." Very truly yours, postponement—the question about This involves a very serious dilemma for Presi- Frad F. Iverson. your reaction still must be an- Statistic: Reliable studies al- dent Kennedy. If any solution is found over Berlin by swered. indicate that each $1 of tax PRAISE FOR POLICE, No Guidance? reduction will add (2.5 billion to compromise, the President will be. accused of being FIRST AID AND FIRE DEPTS. if it true, then, that we have he nation's total output because soft on communism. In fact, it will be suggested that 60 Rlverview Ave. Bo guidance on what consumers f the so-called multiplier effect. he favors a "no win" policy. If, on the other hand, he Little Silver, N, J. To illustrate: when you spend an •ad businessmen might do with does not find a solution to the Berlin question, we shall To the Editor: die extra dollars? extra dollar at the supermarket, ago, at th« In- > It ti not' true. We do have guld- ti—Wednesday, Aug. 8, 1962(See SYLVIA PORTER, Pa^e 7) go broke preparing for war. (Se» LETTERS, Page 7) t> farther button be expected u notified Ungtr that he his beea laboratory work, aad a series of RED BANK REGISTER -WedaesdV, Aug. 8, 1*2 service fecmttt. Employee in- accorded the opportunity on thelectures covering a whole range centive fan also been uaderzalaad Uiiger Gofes UTTERS Sylvia basis of the remits he achieved of unsolved probMtBi ia the mod- Fleeted recording secretary of the fint place boaon in tht Central by in a competitive examination ern sciences, Including physical, School St«)deot New Jersey Sclesce Fair, at Rot- (Continued) f jon% Branch High refusal to compensate (or the ad- To Columbia held is June. A total of 1,500 ap-chemical, bi&logica!, nuthemtti- Council, the first freshman ever tetnn Vftjytnrty, H* ti, «I».« of tfat Uttlt Silver Re- dittosa! duties—further eyidenw Porter plicants look the exam. ctl tnd social. D win an office in the council. member of the National Society Chd»,PoUe» Chief James that tH« rtilrotd doean't care The activities of this Science A sophomore at Loaf Branch Thl» March, Barry received of Fix, Fire Chief Fred Bruno who serves the public or how «f. (Continued) For Course Honors Program, are supported High School, Unger is active In tad 'First Aid Cspt. Larry Bad- ficiently it it done. in part by the National Science many extracurricular functions. galapl gave a point-by-point de- the supermarket owner in turn LONG BRANCH - Barry Un- While minutes, hours and full Foundation.' Students will have In1 the past year be'was as of- •criptlon of thejnner workings will spend an extra dollar at the ger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack the opportunity to work with ficer of the mathematics and bi- of their Individual departments. positions ana being recklessly appliance shop, the appliance cut from passenger and (eight Unger, 58 Second Ave., has been scientists in both instruction and ology clubs, and In May, he was Introducing the speakers vitre dealer, In turn, will spend an ex- YOU HAVE TIL service—additional assistants are chosen to participate in a special Councilmen Robert Frederickson tra dollar at the clothing store being hired in official circles at and August Roeaner, both ol and so on and on. The same Science Honors Program which the top of the Udder and money whom were unstinting in their multiplier effect applies to cor-will be held at Columbia Univer- AUGUST 10th Is being expanded on private warm words of praise for the poration tax reductions with sity from October through May presidential rail cars, etc. A su- to -go to First Merchants National and open a saving* men and their departments. studies suggesting a 12.5 billion pervisor of agents is being usetf 1963. account that will start earning interest from August 1st I am writing this to express my corporation tax reduction would exclusively to cut Jobs and serv- Dean Donald Barr of the Col- «*| / Q/ Interest on Passbook Savings ; own gratitude to these three who add around $5 billion to our coun- ice rather than to supervise or to umbia University School of En- are responsible for the safety try's total output. «J /2 /O Account! seek additional revenue. gineering and Applied Science, and protection of our community. Of course, we can't know pos- 4% latmit M lt.mMtkt HIM urttflMtn i And further, to express a wish A public Investigation teems Atkary Putt itively what will happen until we us get moving up strongly once that every Little Silver resident warranted in order to determine try the tax reduction. But we tut Null could Ieiro, as I did, the problem whether state subsidies (p(taxpayy more and without a spur, about H»f» Attwry 'M* , s , p do know that without a ma; Mauaquan • Strlall* they cope with in their daily rou-ers' money) are being used to jor the best we can anticipate is that fair Havrn • H*fmM maintain and improve service—or new push, there's not much hope, we'll muddle through at this in- Mtmbtr rtdnral tines. If any, for any "automatic" stim- How ioon it fall? J. Kridel it ready. Ranrvi Sjit«ra/F«d«r»l For then, there would be no merely to perpetuatpp e the officiaffii l adequate rate of growth until Dtpoilt InmrtBM Corp. ulant suddenly appearing to help , question of providing them with railroad family in a "feather-bed' something can be done In 1963. ,' the tools necessary to protect our of their own—while those who ac- homes and families—tools, such tually serve tht public are be as the new communications sys- ing transferred or dismissed, tem, which will help to Insure the withouih t regard to puWiblic iinterest, safekeeping of our fast-blooming The freight station building it- community. self could have been abandoned As a relatively new resident, I or demolished at a saving for the feel fortunate that my home is railroad—but the experienced in Little Silver, where progressive freight agent position should measures are taken before, and never have been abolished. He not after, any disaster occurs. could still be stationed in or . And since all three men emadjacen' t to the passenger build- phastsed the absolute necessity ing—providing the best of serv- • for the new tystem, I am proud ice to freight patrons while the that we are able to give them passenger agent continues to what may well be an ounce of serve commuters and occasions prevention from tragedy. passengers. Consolidation of the Sincerely yours, two positions is neither practical Dorothy Miller. nor economical and should be re- (Mrs. Howard F.) scinded before irreparable dam- age is done. 77 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. In addition, the entire question To the Editor: of the elimination of less, than l WE GIVE I would like to express my sin- carload freight (less than 5,000 SAFEWAY cere thanks for the excellent cov- lbs.) should be reconsidered— erage of the Sidewalk Sales, both, since freight agents receive many before and after, in your news calls a day for such service—and paper. must turn away potential rev- USDA CHOICE BEEF enue. ' I think that this should prove I'CREEN conclusively to some of the lo- Norman C. Hanson First LSTAM PSj cal "free loaders" and to trie en- tire town, what a united, adver- BUS INSPECTIONS tised promotion can do. 401 Lake Ave. National One again, my sincere thanks. .Asbury Park, N. J. Very truly yours, To the Editor: Francis J. Bolduc Stores In your issue of Tuesday, July Executive Vice President 26,1962, on page two) section one, FREIGHT STATION CLOSED you had a news item, "Order Order of Railroad Bus off the New Jersey Turn- TODAY THRU UTUDDAY, AUG. 11 prlcw •fbctin at oil N«w Jtrwy, tall Telegraphers pike." Also, on the same day in (Km •na' MfeMbfew* tforw. W. mm* id* right to llntt ouontHlw. Nem •old for malt. STEAKS 20 Jessica PI., the same paper in section two, Monmouth Beach, N. J. under "New Jersey News Briefs,' Sirloin Tip Top Round Cube To the Editor: The closing of Point Pleasant you give a related account and MOD THRU MT., HUB. 11,1962 Freight Station is a typical ex- information pertaining to the pound pound piwi ample of railroad mismanage- same issue. ment tad of indifference to the WITH public interest in general—as well It would teem to me that this as to employees, freight and pass- portrayal of a situation or any THIS enger patrons and taxpayers other situation for that matter, COUPON particular.y should be represented if possi- ble, on the same page and the It Is. aho regrettable-to say the same section and in a general least-that public agencies such area, so that anyone reading your u the PUC and ICC should fall newspaper could surely get a fair to answer telegrams and letters GREEN picture of the facts. •of protest from Mayor Henry T. Moore and from interested ship- On page.two, section one, In STAMPS pers. your article entitled, "Order Bus WITH A $5 PURCHASE OR MORE Lets than carload freight serv- off the New Jersey Turnpike," UMtT ONE PER ABUIT-CIQAIIETTM. TOIACCO, U«. ice may have been unprofitable— you stated that the state police UOUOR AND PM3H MIU KEMPT f ROM STAMP OFFER although it is still a vital public ordered the bus off the turnpike 1NJOY THEIR TENDIRNESS fc FLAVOR THIS COUPON VOID' If HtJBNItD AT ANr POOC service—but when its abolishment because of alledgedly bad brakes STOW OTHH THAN FIRST NATIONAL In May leads to the loss of car- and tires. Further on you stated toad freight service in June and that Trooper Bordino said, "The July—one wonders where it will bus he ordered off the turnpike SMOKED PICNICS 39 all end if the trend is not re-yesterday had passed, the PUC Finast Bakery Treats versed. inspection the day before," so in Without public notice or hear- substance the portrayal of this Hnast Fruit Filled ing—The New York & Long incident is that this bus in ques- GROUND ROUND S • 89> SWIFT'S BACON »— * 65* Branch Railroad (under the direc- tion was found with defective Coffee Cake '£29. tioo of the Central Railroad of brakes and the tires were bad. N. J.) abolished the position of anNow then, the casual reader that BOTTOM ROUND '." *89. SWIFT'S FRANKS*™"59> experienced freight agent who is satisfied to read the first or Finait Delicious : had conscientiously served pa- second page .of any newspaper, trons in the area for 20 years. probably put this paper down Seafood Selections: Fresh Cod Fllfols » * 9c Fancy Smelts it. 29c His duties were ordered trans- and thought to himself this new Cheese BreaC25 ferred to the morning passenger knowledge only goes to serve his •pat, who was already fully oc- belief further that no bus or truck cupied with the varied chores of should be allowed on the high- Check Thi* List Cadi Savings ... plus S&H Qreen Stamps, tool Frozen Food Specials—T : a ticket agent—and who had no way except under extreme condi freight experience. This employee tlona. Yvban Instant Coffee »~*U5 n COCKTAII had to give up a position held Under . "New Jersey News Kraft Sliced Cheese TZZS* Z 39c DEL MONTE muir c for many years—and not a sin-Briefs" column, In section two gle employee on the NY&LBRR Finast Drink n-"**-*"-** 21? 49e n lima Beans 2 ^4/ of your paper, I read the follow- c applied for the consolidation posi- ing: Duncan Nines «««• <*« *««" ^ 39c MOTT'S APPLE SAUCE 3t 49< tion, in itself an indication of a Birdstye Mixed most unreasonable and unworka- "SECAUCUS <- The State Pub- Chase & Sanbent 'TXl"~ » «i« 1.14 ble arrangement of duties. Neith- lic Utility Commission yesterday Alcoa Aluminum Foil " *»• ">" 33c er could the job be filled when disputed a state trooper's conten- PEANUT BUTTER m£L'& ";35< Vegetables 2^39* advertised among the 300 em-tion that a bus he ordered off 3 Little Kittens ^^ 2^ We ployees on the entire CRR ofthe New Jersey Turnpike had Maripoc Solid Pack .. NJ system. Inexperienced extra faulty brakes and bad tires. The Paper Napkins „*-& 2^-27c COCA COLA B and relief men have been as- bus had passed a PUC Inspec- Paper Napkins rKiftffi "" -*• 35c < Lobster Meat 1.7? tion the day before.- Edward D. signed the position since the con te solidatlon, necessitating substan- McCue, director of the PUC Mo- Facial Tissues ^"iwL-. * - 2?c 3 :..T49> Hawaiian tor Carriers Division, said the CAMPBELL SOUPSSML tial payments of overtime which Instant Fell " «••*• 33c "«>*«81c Offset savings that were antici- bus was rcchecked by three in- spectors "and they found that pated. Already one of the agen Fell NapthaSoap «t*rsi» .-iic Punch 3'"49« the brakes were within our re- CLOROX BLEACH "K" "£69. cy*s largest freight shippers has quirements, There was no trace withdrawn patronage, and of an air leak In the brake sys- tem and the tires were ok." State police said the bus rolled 15 feet past a toll booth at the Lincoln Nabisco Tunnel interchange before com- ing to a halt." It would appear to me if this "News Brief" had appeared in lorna Doone SEEDLESS section one, page two, in the same area of your article; "Or- der bus off New Jersey Turn- or pike," this would have made it possible for anyone who reads your paper to get a more fair representation of the facts in- volved in this incident. It is not Sugar Wafers my position to question Trooper GRAPES Bordino's findings nor to affirm the findings of Director Edward D. McCue of the PUC Motor 8% M. Carriers Bureau. I, read your newspaper quite regularly and have found same 33 progressive and fair in represent- ing all news items and also will- ing to do justice in any cause that appears right to you. I like to Downy Lestoil Lestare Crisco Golden Lestoil think that none of us'always fol- Fabric Softtnw Starch Fluffo Charge Accounts Available lows an "A-l" standard and I Dry Bleach 33 or. Initant Spray 4c Off Pack . !*-35c FREE DELIVERY suppose that running a newspa- 6c Off rack per must be quite a job, for the 14 oi. 10 packet 3lb PHONE SH 1-0001 eyes and tongues of the people :r49c can 69c ilze 43c - 75c r37< are critical especially with the eon I J> printing press, and none of us is above reproach. lestoil Sparkle Joy Liquid Lava Zest Zest Mr. Clean Id CM .-. Very truly yours, S.ap Soap Soap Asbury Park-New York Transit Corporation Mi Sin Louis D. Rollo, 32ox.bot.74- ITIroodSr., Rtd Bank President. '£37c iuo« #0*' 2-41« 1963 BED BANK BECLSTER By GetUrmam\]am& L. Richard rln. Robert MIZMCCO, Mrs, Bob. GINGER tie Overfttt and Mrt. John DUB- fraud*, Has Seventh Birthday •M, HigBlaadf, cad Wit. Leslie ported iM 5oodeU, AllMrtli W&kz&M. Pacific Finance. Field Day HIGHLANDS - The 1 Niughlon expressed amaze- birthday of James L. Ch'ln Shth Huang Tl, emperor ment at this silence. Is Slated Jr., was celebrated Saturday at )f China is the Third Century, fife* fa* Surprises "You never reported this to an/outdoor party at the; home! 3. C, had 270 paltOM tad «<* WASHINGTON — The malodorous Billie Sol Estes *ny law enforcement official FREEHOLD — The first Na- of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. i great fear of aMasam»tlon that whatever?ht?" " NNaughtoh n asked in tional Grassland Field Day will e never spent two consecutive tetndal Is apparently « bottomless cesspool of unsav- James L. Richard, Sr., 266 Bay credulously. be near enough to this area for Ave. lights in the same one. ory surprises. "Of course, we did tell Me-. participation by local farmers. Guests were his sister, Cindy Latest disclosure casts Pecos District Attorney R. Gowan about what we had found Lee, Kim Brey, Harold Foley, out," said Cain. It Is scheduled for Aug. 15, 16 WATCH OUR WINDOWS I B. McGowan in a curious light. and 17 at Hershey, Pa., where jTerri Searcy, Lisa McCall, Diane, f AMAZING TALE - This FOR SPECIALS Sworn testimony before a congressional Investigat- machinery exhibits, plowing con- David, Christy and Lewis Brown, brought another exclamation of tests, field demonstrations, as Nicky Mazzacco, Kirk, Ernest! DELICATESSEN ing committee portrays McGowan as, on one hand, act- surprise jtrom Naughton. well as the North American Hay and Cherlynn Vaughan, Edna Ing as attorney for a company heavily defrauded by "Mr. McGowan is district at I Nan, Wayne and Moses Woods, PRIME MEATS torney of Pecos," he continued. Show will be staged. H0M1CSUDI ITJUUN U4 Estes, and on the other, as district attorney required Jr., Micheal and Michelle Over- AMERICAN 8AUSA0E 'Do you mean that .he Is en- An added attraction will be bus felt and Diane and Beverly tBALADS to prosecute him for that criminal offense. gaged in the prosecution of atours of the Hershey Farms that Mount, Highlands; < Dawn and THUMAN'S QUALITY were developed by the founder of This startling episode Is detailed In the unpublished man charged with a crime whllej David GoodelJ, Atlantic High- ASSORTED COLD CUTS at the same time representing the chocolate firm. lands; Joanie Burns, Orange; hearings of the House Government Operations sub- jour company, Pacific Finance, Of equal importance, but small- Eily Pecorora, Lpdi; Anna Cahill, committee, headed by Rep. L. H. Fountain, D-N.C. iii a civil matter?" er size, will be the New Jersey Rose Marino, Kathleen Igoe and It was brought to light during the Interrogation of "Yes, sir," replied Cain. "That "'arm Crops Field Day at the Margaret Igoe of Bronx, New U done ell the time In country Rutgers Dairy Research Center York. Frank Cain, Dallas attorney for the Pacific Finance towns. The district attorney and n Beemerville, Sussex County, "When you get » ear like Will, I'll push you, Tommy!" Corp. of Los Angeles, which Estes rooked with some county attorney carry on private Aug. 23. This one-day affair will Also present were the Ale- NEW SAILOR brant's maternal grandmother, $4.5 million of mortgages on non-existent fertilizer practices 100 per cent . . How-also feature machinery demon- itary etiquette, drill, physical fit- CITARELLA'S ever, we were criticized about! strations which will begin at 9 HAZLET - Michael C. Mer- ness, swimming and survival, Mrs. Rose Andrews, Mrs. Rich- MEAT MARKET tanks. that by Burt Nelson. He wanted a.m. and continue through the win, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kfirst. aid, shipboard safety pre- ard, celebrant's mother, Mrs. 1 and DELICATESSEN Cain is the witness who made nationwide head- to know why we were employing day. In addition, there will beMerwin, 57 Clark St., began re- cautions and security duty. Harold Foley, Mrs. Howard Brey, the district attorney when it was Throughout the training, recruits ;JJr.;, Mrs. Charles McCall, Jr., PROSPECT PLAZA lines with two sensational assertions before the Foun- the usual crop demonstrations cruit training July 16 at the Na- Little Silver Shopping Center indicated we were trying to work which are a feature of the dairy receive' specialized counseling Mrs, Wilson Brown, Mrs. Ernest i tain Committee: something out." val Training Center, Great Lakes,' which assists them In selecting Vaughan, Jr., Mrs. David Searcy, (OPEN 8W. U.TO f research farm. 111. The nine-week basic training (1) That at a meeting In Estes' home In March of Naughton wanted to know if a rating In which to work front Cain reported his fraud disclos- consists of classroom instruction more than 65 available Job spe- this year, he remarked in the presence of Maynard has no Intention of retiring for in naval topics, including nil-'ciaUies. Then remernber this; ures to McGowan. quite a while to come. What- Wheeler, recently-indicted president of Commercial Sol- "We were employing him," ex- 7 out of 10 tool* ever is the Intent behind the DO YOU drinks -nd emphatically does not con- THE Under close questioning by James Naughton, com- emplate quitting. In excellent QUIWNEWMH could see that, too," admitted lealth and rugged physical con- mittee counsel, Cain revealed the following astonishing Cain. , dition, he plans to stay on his TRUTH "Is he still employed by Pa-j information: job for at least three more years HUFFMAN Z® BOYLE cific Finance?" continued Naugh- . . One of the strangest titles In February of this year, the Dallas attorney was ton. ABOUT n Capitol Hill is "Female At- retained by Pacific Finance to dig into Estes' financial "Well. I was the one who FINE HOME FURNISHINGS «nd BROADLOOM asked him to do the thing, and endant, Ladies Retiring Room" TONICS? web as it "appeared the company has been defrauded" never have called him asd —held by James Mullally, a Sen- Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontotm—LIberly 2-1010 by him. told hint to quit," answered Cain. ;te employee. Served exclusively at Rim House, RimtMHi "Did McGowan ever report During a discussion with Estes, Later that month, Cats em- that his investigations indicated ho told Cain "he realized there ployed McGowan to assist his law there might be" criminal viola- were criminal penalties la- fim la getting at the bottom of tlons and he would be compelled FOR CUSTOMERS OF volved." Estes' tangled affairs, to seek an Indictment?" pressed] NEW JERSEY NATURAL GAS CO. iNaughton. "No, he didn't do It that way," said Cain. "He brought me a ONLY! pliotostatic copy of the list of SPECIAL! mortgages that I think he ob- tained from Oscar Griffin." "When did Mr. McGowan find, OUR BEST DRYER BUY f THE ONLY CLOTHES DRYER out there were no fertilizer! tanks?" asked Naughton. OF THE YEAR! "I can't testify with absolute! THAT DRIES ALL 4 WAYS* certainty," replied Cain. "I "don't IIIMMIMIIMIMMIIMM recall." "Do you know whether Mr. J410 A.M. — 105.5 F.M. McGowan ever sought an indict-! ment against Estes?" continued Monmoutfc County News Summorlts Naughton, "whether he present- 1AM.- 12 Neon • 5 F.M. ed information he had to other law enforcement authorities?' Cain stated he didn't know. NORGE "But he had an obligation to [the people of Pecos," pointed out! G RAMAN'S Naughton. VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. "That Is right," admitted Cain. :962 SUPER-FAST GAS DRYER "I think the grand Jury itself 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. did the indicting; did it on Its own hook. They returned the FHONC SH 7-ie23 •• Indictment against Estes, and that's the case he is being tried AUTHORIZED on right now."

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Polipe Have Busy Month RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP - Po lice Chief Guard F. Guntner has •nnpunced there were 166 polic actions handled In July, consisting of 105 complaint! investigated, 42 summonses issued for motor v hide violations, five warran served, five information request answered and nine motor vehicl SUPER %J MARKETS EXTRAFREE accidents investigated. The local police force operate! on a part-time basis only o King Korn Stamps weekends and is supplemented bj has King-Size Savings • •. plus a' plalnclethes division which pa trols the township several hours I with Bonus Coupons below! * each day, Monday through Thurs- day, ' " ' Free King Korn Stamps! In the amount of man hours used, Chief Guntner reported 8*3 man hours for regular patrol, 106 TMS NilS UfN NOVHf TO OVflt UtflM MTBFKD NOD SrflfMKl All Bows Simp Owfois Efftdive for miscellaneous duties, 96 for plaindothes duty and 61 for dot) at LOOT'S 35 Drive-In Theater. 1 FULl WEEK lira Ties., Aug. 14, 1962 The police department also re- covered two stolen cars during "Simply Wonderful"- Top Choke this period and returned them to the owners. Young Grain Fed Steer -Speeder Found Guilty Of Contempt of Court FRH-200-EXTRA SHREWSBURY - Magistrate Whitney Crowell yesterday fined Edward McCIendon of Elizabeth KING KORN STAMPS $15 for contempt of court Sirloin Steak WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of McCIendon was charged with speeding April 23 and had failed to appear in Municipal Court on schedule. Re was fined 115 for $10 or more speeding. Porterhouse Steak I Andrew Wtllahan of West Or- Excluding Fresh Milk and Cigirellea ange waa found not guilty of care- [fftrfivt thru Tutidsy, August 14,1962 less driving in an accident which occurred July 23. He told the lh court yesterday that he had run into ft* rear of a disabled truck SAVE 20= LB. without lights during a heavy rainstorm. FIEE-M-IKTM LEGAL NOTICE V NOTICE OF BUS: '^Jmpty Womltffuf^-igy Tlw Part You Uke Tl!« Uf or Bf-«t Quartm On Uaattf, Auput JO, 1M3 at 9:M A,akV I will ull at publlo auction on behalf of tfce Kacoaat Finance Co. at U Broad St., Red Bank, N. J., ma 1M0 aurnlet, Conv. lerlel No. WM7T- far default In a Conditional Salea Contrsct made br Jw.ph D laurentu. Sail cat tur be aean at: Bar-B-Que Chicken Parts • 35 Uaple Motora of N. XT»O Woodbriai. .-. —„,_. —^ K J; -- Auctioneer. tt.it route ifonoB FREE-M-EXTM Aa Offllianta entitled "AM ORDI Cross Rib Roast NANCB CREATINa THE OFFICB U OKPUTT TAX COLUGTOR WITHIN THB BOROUGH Or MBW 8HRIWS- BUK7" waa-pretested lor introduction and flrn readlni on July 6, MU by Uayor and Council ol tha Borough ol Haw Sbrewiburj and on Auiutt 2, 1962 Ham Steak m.Smtm *89c Italian Sausage i"u «u Dually adopted and approval. KARL K. BARON. Mayor. BorouiB ol N«w Shrtwibury Atteat: Jerome 8. Raid. Another MhYfAIR King-Size-Savings! Lowest Price in Years Borough Clark. tut. t ~ «.»: NOTICE . A:' OBCTMAHCS AMKNDmO I TIOMS 1, 1, 1, «, S. T. S, W ana FIEEM-EXTM l,j,' AN ORDINANCE BNTITU!! "ORDWAHCB ,OT TRS BOROUOI or.NewgHWwWJR* REOULAI m mit mm «M WNMH 1MB ' TOafoMfflfitUCTION AND 2 POUNDS CHOPfD HAiMTDKAifca or swnnuNa t-JOU> Ot 8AI0 BOROUOH AN! Fryit Cocktail P»OVO>lNa FSNALTIES FOR THI VIOLATION TUXREOJ" AOOPTXD BIPTIUBIR. i, IMS. Bl IT 0RDA1NXD by the Mayor and Council of the BoroUsO of New •twwaburr, la the Counts of Mou- rn »uth and State of Now Jeraey that Ota afcoTe-enuiied ordinance bt mad tha i i li hereby amended and aupple* Baited u fonowi: Del Mont BoetlDB On. Section 1 I* hireby FREE-1N-EXTM FIEE-Sa-EXTIA amende* and •upplementad to rud aa luiowt: •wuoa 1 O*(«ttk>ni. Ma aeiwen end eunlieaa at Swlanauw POOL Itlmmlii Fool No. 2" 2 POUNDS Dull mtan and Inoluda any art)- noaW aoaftruoud or artctta «m- talnar- ot atraetura daalsnatad. to SAVE 8 MEAT LOAF hold or eapablt or fcoldinc mter In ordar to provlda tadlltlu (or •vknnlnf or batlitns. oUur man tnit wnlch la aboro around ltvd and la oomplatilT eapablt ol b«ln« motai; oruaomblad. dtoauamual anrt rtmisembled. Ptltata POOL Prlvato pool ahall 3c OfF LABEL - SAVE 4c m««n and Include pooli which an •Huatad 'on a proparty on wolca tnira'la a Holla family reildenco and iililclv' pool !• roaintmlntd ax* FKE-M-BITM eluairar for tho IUO of the occu- pant*ant*' of aald rrtflldtnet t and ttaalr on-payliif luaitata. Van Camp Pork & Beans «*•» 10< Bonpayliif luaita Pobifa TMTML PPubUu o pool atall antanta z and tnoludtoludo pool! which art MACAIONI OR stkaf tkan prlvau poou. SKtKB Two. Section 1 if lunby amandM and anppiomtntad to md aa toUowa: • PRINCE SPAGHCni -^7« uvmvutsf It ihan bo unlawful ta Inatall or •onatnut • nrtaunlm pool without )0f Off 1ASH UNMM FARMS LGIIIOINKI€ ant obtaining a pttmlt thirtlot In th« raaAQor herefnartor prMorftiorf. •oeb parmlt alull ba In addition to AJAX LKHHD CLEANER aW parmlt or Ucnuo which may no* or heraaflar b« raqulnd by th« Board ol Boaitb. •r Tfc T* AM'L IrMn Boatiqa Thna. Sactlon i. Pormlta. la FREE-N-EXTM hurtbr amtnded and luppltmtnted CHARCOAL BRKHIEfS wnaraby Uia rint ununca thi»of !» River Valley IINI MM STAMPS: lanky moandid anl luppltmantid to UNOEN HOU»—AU llAVORi 10c raad a* followa: eagpan eMl p«*e«e af AppUeatlon for a parmlt to con- TWO atruct, oraet or auembla a iwlm- CANNED SODA Whole mini pool ahall ba aecompanlid by four aett of plani and ipaoinea. Contsbvpts tlou or in lieu ta«no( brochure! •utnclerlly daacrtpUva and datallad (or tlw BuUdlnf Init«ctorJi purpoi- SAVE 10c LB. •- TULIP FAIR _ AU MEAT aa, aid In addition to th> (onsolnt, a dalafltd dcaorlptlon of tn< meth- od el dlipoial and dlicharf a ol Uu water from auch iwlmmlnr pool, •attlon Tmr. The nrit aenttnee c Seellon S la hereby amended and aup- ttanianted to read aa follow!: FREE-SO-EXTRA Ko water from a iwlmmlnf pool FREE-SO-EXTRA •lull ba emptied or dlicliar|«d ao the, nm flowff Into, on or along KIN6 KORN STAMPS a nubile itrett or road not In Franks (Mi Mupen and twrrtimi «f •oupan ana purcnaM or aueb manner at would advenely af- fact adjoimns propartr. 2 HIADS BATAMPTI Rrfrig. Section riv«. flectfoni 4. t, 7 and. II are hsreby amended by deleting tha word "private" therefrom. FRESHLY SLICED—SAVE 39c LB. —MAYFAIR'S OWN PICKLES BecUon Six. Section S. Locatloo. la hereby amended end tupplemented by adding the word "private" Imedlato- Iy preceding the ffreti reference to "iwlmmlni pool", and deleting tho wn-rli* "oi wfldlne pool". Imparted Boiled Ham 99< Section Seven. Section 10. Liihtlng, and Section 11 are hereby amended All BMUS Stamp Coupons and euppUmented to rild ae follmn: Section 10. Llgotlni end Noise. M FREE-SO-EXTRA No artiflcal lighting g ahall be miln- CALIFORNIA Effective 1 Full Week tnedd r operetea In connectioti n KING KORN STAMPS with laid pool IIn auch a manner LA GRANDE an 10 iia a luliance to or mt an- With iWt ceupen ana ounhoie thru TINS., Aug. 14,1962! noyance to occupinlr a or raaldenta A 10 LB. BAG OF o. fl.'t^'iinn o neirby.propertlet nor ahall any activities be carried on at or near laid pool ao aa to PHASE CUT ALL COUPONS cuuee annoyance! or dllturbancea APART FOR SPEEDIER to occupftnta or reildenta of adjoin. Nectarines Ing or nearby propertlea. HANDLING . . . THANK YOU ,»—f~i.il. Ml o"Moor ewlmmlng pooli ehall be encloaed by a'tub. lUntlil fence not leaa than 41 CALIFORNIA Inchea In height, ao conatructed aa M to prevent within reaion any per* Honey Dews VINE RIPENED •on from gaining acceaa beneeth Stainless Steel-All Purpose o" through saM fflnrA enrf wh'r*h •hall have a ilmllarly tubatantlal gati> o: the arme hMaht a«: ih>- fence, which gate ahall be futened b- •• 'ir;i-)nn devln* at *ll llmea MIXING BOWLS when the pool li unguarded or whan not In toe. 56 Section BIjhL lection 13 la hereby deleted. BecUon Nine. Thla ordinance ahall No.4.6qt.MIXING BOWL j take effect upon lla paiaaga and pub- lication according to law. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. i PUBLIC NOTICE WITH TMIt I The foregoing ordlnaaee waa Intro* duced and paaied flrat reading at a fl. $2.39 COUPON I regular meeting of the lleyor and •Mel evrttieee { Council of the Borough ot New Shrews- Valu* ef $S *r mere. bury held on Auiuit 2, 1M3, and aald RED BANK ordinance will be further eonalrierer) for final laaiage at a regular meat- Ing or aald governlne body to he hclri Meet effadrre thru Saturday, Augvil II, 1912. SAVE 70c-Eff*ctiv« thru Sat., Aug. 11, 1942 j on Beplember «. 1M3, at 8:15 P.M. Right is limit. at the Sycamore School, Sycamore Ave- •OPEN SUN. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. nue, New Bhrewabury, New Jeraey. at wftfert time- *n* itpnr HV «•>)••/> -• iaalrlng to tie heard thereon will ba given full opportunity. JEROME B. RBED, BOIOUlh Clerk. Aug. S IM.87 THU-—»AT MOTMNG North of R«d Bonk Wetonitj, Aug. 8, 1962 BED BANK REGISTER .vau-Tv l:K-<2) Preview! H0V1E TIMETABLE ATLANTIC HIGHLAUDS TELEVISIOK .WMBV4V •:*- CARtTON- (7) Kiwi. tawmtr K!441« Sly/- ItriM—Tin Ui. TV Key Previews WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 12;M- (I) News And Weather (4) Senmaette tltn &>U>, Ym ctrtmu »;«>; l*r, MARINE— U:«- (4) News (til- (7) tool News Eobbi TMIUI a VictUoo TM; «:W. l-iN- m Love of Ufa 1:10— (2) Summer Semester Tooty-fr lop 'tdevtoon nhow* K an worth remembering. 8:31 (7) News t:M- (7) Weather <«) K~dl»tion Story EATONTOWN m. CBS (4) Your First (•) Almanac Kewtreel •ill— (7) Sports ldhTV Impression 7:00- (2) Newi 1:W- (2) Bum* and Allen in-(4)Local Newi (4) Today Key» iuff or «jmts. wto «t- (7) Jane Wyman llniuenl 10:15. Crtooni 8:»i Hitarl 8:«: ll»0; U. & STEEL HOUR. "Malt (4) trouble With Father (7) Blue Angela •eawuiti th» Or«»t Shlpi 11:30. tend wtaw»»li, wntch 0cr«nlngB (11) Merry Mailman 7:05- (5) Call to Prayer LONG BRANCH Call." If you're a gourmet anc (I) Cartoons 1:41- (4) Weather ••• BARONET- KEANSBURG asd analyze icripts In New York ex-GI, this Marine Corp 11: SO- (1) Search for Tomorrow (7) Dr. Hudson's Journal 1:43- (4) News 7: IS- O) News Sai Sack 3:45; 7:0O: 10:30; Delicate CASINO- a «nd Hollywood. poof about a talented mess of (4) Tnith or Consequences (I) Nuclear Age (11) Red Barber if: If— (7) Morning Prayer Delinquent 2:00; 8:40. (5) Cartoons ASBURY PARK Lol(ta t-M: 6:30; »:00. leer who'd lather be up at the !:!M1» Red Barber 7:«»_ (1) News ; 7:J0- (5) Columbia Lectures PERTH AMBOY Is chock full of mouth-wa (7) Camouflage 1:25- (5) News (4) Death Valley Days (7) Early Bird Cartoons LYRIC- HOWARD K. SMB1U "Visit »?t, 11:41- (2) Guiding Light Bky Abov« tHe Mud Below 2:59: 7:10 AMBOYS DR1VE-IN- the U.S.A." How we're doing intering recipes. That you'll nevei (II) Baseball (5) Aquanauts 8:00- (2) Captain Kangaroo 10:00. yonCartood Aln l8U5 Llml;t Hatarl I-.51; 1:35; Be- (11) Rocky - His Friends ~ All Llmlll 11:59. our quest to encourage tourists them in Service Is absolute!} 1;H- (2) As The World Tumi (7) Shannon (5) Sandy Becker MAYFAIR- MAJESnC- KlddU Show — 11:00; Uatarl 2:(0 nC from abroad to visit our shores leside the point Have your pen (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (») Merrytoon Circus (7) Tommy Seven Stite Horror Bhow 4.-40! S:20: 11 handy. It's the recipes, no: "primitive" art by a chin* (II) News 1:00: 10.00. Haunted Stranjlel r 2:00200; »:10: 9:«; —is the summary but. nonetheethe-c- (5) Movie B:»- (7) Little Rascals PARAMOUNT— Fiend Without A Face 3:20; TiOO. plot, that count 10 p.m. CBSpanzee named "Beauty" whose 7:10- (2) Weather less, important subject of discuss- <*• (7) December Bride, 0:00- (2) Amos V Andy That Touch of Mink 3:30; 7:30: 9:411. EDISON paintings brought in $5,000; a vis- (U) Local News Ion tonight Peter Evans of the (») Wild BiU Hickok (4) Slimnastlci ST. JAMES- MENU) PARK CINEMA- NAKED CITY. "Today the Mai it with three so-called avant-garde 1:BS— (4) News 7:19— (2) News Weit Bid) Story 2:30: 8:30. Birdman ot Alcatraz z:oo; f.SS; T:15; London Daily Express, Paul (7) Memory Lane no Kills the Ants is Coming.' painters in Paris who outdo the 1:00- (2) Password 7:2J-(U) Weatber BELMAR 9:40. Friedlander of the New York "L 1.15- (4) Family WOODBRIDGE (Repeat) In spite of its tide. OH squirt and paste school by a (4) Jan Murray 7:10- (2) Alvin FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- Times, Voit Gilmore of the U. 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Morey Amsterdam change. 10 p.m. ABC. tar-playing John Braiskin, and (5) Racket Squad (4) Rebel (7) Gale Storm as wisecracking TV writer Bud- singers Mark Murphy and Molly (7) Queen For A Day (5) Award Theater AMPLE PARKING Shows at 7 &? P.M. 11:09- (2) Verdict is Yours dy spends most of Us' time in- DAVID BRINKLEY'S JOUR Bee. 11 p.m. WPEC. (S) Jack La Lanne (7) Top Cat " (4) Price Is Right sulting his bald headed boss. NAL. (Repeat) Art may be th J:3»- (2) To Tell the Truth (11) Wanted Dead or Alive (7) Ernie Ford 1ST SHOWING IN AREA When he's fired, his pals go to subject of Brmkley's show, bu TONIGHT. White House cor (4) Our Five Daughters 1:00- (4) Mystery Theater 11:25- (5) News work to get their Buddy's Job tune in for the human interes respondent (UP1) Merriman (5) Medic (!) Movie back. Some of the insults in this angle. There's an exhibit o Smith, the one and only (to all (7) Who Do You Trust? 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SECTION TWO z WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1962 7c PER COPY In Keansburg Rough Night for the Mayor

KEANSBURG-It was a rough outfall sewer and $1,345.96 for re- Mr. Lohsen said tie felt the bor- him that the board was to blame night last night for Mayor Louis pairs to breaks in sewer lines in ough could still "negotiate" with for the big Increase in taxes. T. Coliichio. various parts of the borough. Mr. Nero over the bill. Mr. Kinlin denied it. His running mate in the last The bills have been approved "I .doubt that Mr. Nero would After the debate between them election, Councilman T. Edward but the mayor has refused to sign settle for a tesser sum after you simmered down the mayor Kinlin, broke ranks again with checks for payment. have approved his original bills,' promptly got into a wrangle with the mayor in a dispute over a Both Mr. Kinlin and Council- said Mr. Ostrov. another board member, John J, contractor's bill. man Martin C. Lohsen expressed The mayor made it quite clear Ryan. Mayor , Coliichio got into a the view that the borough would that he wasn't happy at the pros- Could Hare Cut knock down-drag out battle with face litigation if it did not pay pect of signing checks for bills The mayor said he made a re- John J. Ryan, member of the Mr. Nero for the work. he thought to be in error. mark about the board's part in Board of Education over taxes. George E. Ostrov, borough at- Members of the school board the increase in taxes at a public Dr. Ralph Berman, a local torney, said he felt the borough were in attendance and one, Jere- meeting. He expressed the view physician, criticized the mayor stood a good chance to win such miah Wilson, charged that Mr. that the board could have cut for what he termed high-handed a case in court. Kinlin had passed a remark to down its increase by appropriat- tactics in the closing of a con- ing more surplus. cession last week on Carr Ave. Mr. Ryan disagreed and said The mayor failed in a bid to that the board appropriated as (N APPRECIATION -r- Dr. Otto Lehmann of Bath Ave., Long Branch, center, receives citation from Joseph Putter- jet the remainder of the govern- much as it could from surplus. ing body to go along with his Mr. Ryan praised the council man, Long Branch, president of United Cerebral Palsy of Monmouth and Ocean Counties. The doctor, medical motion to rescind a resolution au and said that relations between adviser to the center, was cited for his assistance to children and adults attending the Cerebral Palsy Treatment thorizing payment of two bills both agencies were excellent. Center. Looking on, left to right, are Mrs. James Conlin, co-ordinator of the center, which is on Dewoy St., Long submitted by the M. M. Nero Mr. Ryan also) pointed out that Branch; Mrs. Elizabeth Mendrei, and Nicholas,J. Connors of the center. Construction Co., Hazlet. the Voters have a chance to vote His motion died for lack of a on the school budget but do not second. have a chance to vote on the Sewer Repairs borough's budget. New Jersey The bills, approximately (1,300 He said the biggest part of Parley on Sewer and $5,300, were for various re- the increase in school .spending pairs to the sewer system in the was due to factors beyond the News Briefs borough. The mayor claims that board's control—Ugh school tui- ASSOCIATED PRESS the bills are not accurate. tion and transportation. LINDEN — A. heavy odor de- Michael Nero,. head of the Dr. Berman made it clear that scended over parts of northern Requirement Set firm has denied the charge. he was unhappy over the way the New Jersey yesterday. At least The borough was billed $5,034.24 mayor closed down « concession part of it was attributed to a HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP - The Zoning Board of Adjustment, for repair of three holes in the on land leased from the doctor tank that overflowed at the Esso question of package sewer plants was accepted as a sketch plat on Carr Ave. Bayway Refinery here. A spokes- for major housing developments It had been referred to the Zon- No Hearing may be resolved at an adjourned man for Humble Oil & Refining ing Board for approval of irreg- Site Work He charged that the borough meeting of the Planning Board Co. said a temperature rise ularly-shaped lots. has suspended the concession- to be held Aug. 21. caused some of the material in In other action the board: Bids Asked aire's license without holding a a small process vessel to spill The board announced last night Accepted a revised preliminary hearing. over. Odors variously described it will invite members of the map submitted by C.C.C. Enter- The concession—an auction- as comparable to the smell of Township Committee, township prises, New York, for a 45-lot was closed last week after nu- rotten eggs and petroleum hung By Regional engineer, and its consultants to subdivision. About five lots were merous complaints about it* op- over sections of Essex and .Union NEW SHREWSBURY' ' -The attend the meeting to discuss a deleted because it is in the area eration were received. iately Monmouth Regional Board of counties. It was not immec proposed amendment to include of the proposed Red Hill Rd. in The mayor said he Inspected odor Education last night decided to determined whether the such a requirement in the sub- terchange for the Garden State the auction with the borough stemmed entirely from the re- division, ordinance. advertise Friday for bids on site Parkway. George Romney work, to include repaying of the clerk and police chief and decided finery here. ' A suggestion \i> change the sub- Check Maps road from Tinton Ave., to Reed's to close It down. He said high division ordinance to require sew Deferred action on a minor sub- Rd., extension of. sidewalks and pressure pitchmen wen being TRENTON — A 28-year-old er plants for major subdivisions division request for'lands of Wil additional parking area. used and that he did not like man was in critical condition has been made by the planners Romney Gets liam and Mary Riker, tongsfreet Bids will be received Friday, INSTRUMENTAL INSTRUCTION — Harry L Madole, the way the whole thing was today after a calf he was pre- to the Township Committee and is Rd., pending,a check of the ac- run. paring for slaughter kicked a now under study by the governing g music instructor, stands with Barbara Stern, left, and curacy of the maps submitted. Highest Vote The mayor said he closed it butcher knife Into his chest. body and the Board of Health. Gordon Bartle, board president Gina Froehlich, students of the Shrewsbury Township down on his own authority for Ranald Gervasool of Borden- Full Sewerage Approved preliminary land- said the board has been unsuc the protection of the people. cessful in getting the Garden Public Schools' muiicai instruction program which ended town was taken to St. Francis Also being studied by the Town scape plans submitted by the Bell In Michigan He promptly scheduled a hear- State Parkway to provide a Hospital here; State police gave ship Committee is the possibility Telephone Laboratories. with a concert last week. ing for 11 a.m. Friday and laid WASHINGTON (AP) - For- fence between traffic and school this account: Gervasoni was of township-wide sewers, a proj- Harry S. Willey was sworn in he would visit a similar opera- mer automaker George Romney grounds. He advocated putting helping prepare the calf for ect for which the township is not as a member of the board to re- tion run by the same man, Gor- was' Michigan's biggest vote-g«- up a white-painted snow fence to slaughter last night. Calves are ready, according to township en place the late Harold J Cantrell. don Crow, Newark, Del., to As- ter yesterday as he ran unop- keep students from landing on normally strung up by one leg gineer Otis R. Seaman. At the time Mayor James H. Musical Instruction bury Park tonight. and then cut at the throat. As posed for the Republican guber- the parkway during a game- Mr. Seaman said package sew- Ackerson appointed Mr. Willey, p Gervasoni neared with tha Member Norman -Field poiited Sees "Conviction' er plants installed now could be last month. Planning Board Sec natorial nomination. .knife, the animal Ucked one out that no written answer to Dr. Berman said the borough, extended through Use Sol pump- retary William J. Duneim" Bug W'otht rft yes- of its free legs, driving the pleas for a fence has been re- Program Cottq by suspending the man's license, gested there might be a conflict terday, ."Sens/ Frank Carlson knife below Gervasoni's heart. ing stations at a later date when ceived from the parkway,' and was in effect convicting the man the township is ready for a of interest since Mr. Willey js a and" James B. Pearson won Re- Gervasoni ran out of the : ; publican "nominations in Kansas asked that the board attorney NEW SHREWSBURY - The four marches, The Commander without a hearing. He said he sewer system. real estate agent. \' could not pay his taxes on the slaughterhouse and collapsed. and Sen.!Edward V. Long, usu- write to the highway authority Shrewsbury Township Public March, Lively Feet f, March, Also on the agenda for the ad- Archibald R, Price, Old Manor, pointing out what the board re- land if his tenant did not operate. ally a backer of the Kennedy ad- School's annual summer'musical Crusaders Hymn, journed meeting is the-possibility also objected to the Willey ap- gards as their obligation in this FERNDALE, Md..- One per- ministration; won Democratic instruction program came to a Me, Steamroller March i He also charged that he had of increasing the minimum build- pointment, as did Theodore matter. son died and three others were nomination in Missouri. close last week when a concert the Waves. been shunted about in trying to ing size in square footage for Friedauer, president of the Holm- Neighbor's Easement injured, one seriously, neat tore was held In the Tinton Falls Members of the middle group resolve the dispute. houses and the naming of a board del Property Owners Associa- Romney, former president of Board secretary' Ralph Keevil last night in an accident involving School, auditorium. were John Cohen, Rlckle Weeks, The doctor said he was aot attorney. tion, because of Mr. Willey's real American Motors, had tallied reported that completion of three vehicles. Police identified Robert Klein, Richard McNutt, defending the tenant. The board last night recom- 380,540 votes with 4,516 of the drainage work on the site awaits Participating in the program the victim as George A. Enlner, estate interests, and his opposi- Randy Armont, Andy Miller, "He can defend himself," said mended to the Township Com- state's 5,199 precincts counted an easement from a neighbor to were the beginning, intermediate 55, of New Brunswick, N. J. tion, some years ago, to the town- Harry Reid, Ken Blowers, Rich- Dr. Berman. mittee that the possibility of while Democratic Gov. John B. clean out a part of the creek and advanced instrumental stu- Rear Adm. Hiram Cassedy (USN ship's one-acre zoning. ard Wood, John Wood, Merilee package sewer plants for the Swainson, also unopposed, had there which goes through his dents of the summer session. The Ret.) 54, of Rockville, Md., was and Mark Purvis. Marvin Klein and Michael Nero 266,066 votes. land. school ran for six weeks, and in- hospitalized at Annapolis with Speeders Beware cluded private lessons, class les- Leg in Cast, severe lacerations. Mrs. Dorothy subdivisions be studied by the As expected, Swainson ran That neighbor, Capt. A. G. Mil- Jean Lee Kulinyi,(DenlseRellIy sons small ensemble, band and and Wendy Welsh, members of Shaw, 38, and her mother, Mrs township engineer and Board of SHREWSBURY - Councilman ahead in the normally Democrat- ler, (USAR, ret.) was present orchestra instruction. the advanced string group, Beulah Warfield, 56, of Bait Health. William W. Curdt had a warning ic stronghold of Detroit and last night. He said that board Harry L. Madole, music In played Pavane by Chalese; Motorist more, were treated and released Approval was given to the sub- for motorists last night: radar Wayne County while Romney, had let the contract for clean- structor, led the concert which Allemande by Geralse, and Police said Cassedy's car crossed division map of the 69-unit Klein and unmarked cars will be imple- mentioned as a possible GOP ing out the creek without ap- started with the beginning class Schumann, Chorae. the median strip and collided subdivision in Holmdel Village. mented by police today in a drive i presidential candidate in 1964, proaching him on the matter. Fined $50 playing a demonstration lesson with the autb driven by Entner. After a public hearing. It now to halt speeding here. Mr. Curdt held a big lead in the usually "That is not very neighborly," The advanced band played LONG BRANCH-A New York exercise designed to show the The impact of the collision goes to the Township Committee said he had asked Police Chief Republican outstate area. he said. "I fear that If you lower Cluck's Ballet of the Ancient City man arrested May 1 when progress of students who had caused Entner's vehicle to side- for action. Raymond Mass to hold in abey the bed of that creek, which is Greeks; Grieg's Watchman's he was observed driving a car Republican glee at running their first experience with an} In- f . swipe the Shaw car. Price Stated ance the anti-speeding campaign the beginning of Parker's Creek, Song ana At Home; Bire s In though he had his left leg In a ahead of the Democratic candi- strument this summer. The minimum price of the until his announcement to the you will endanger my water termezzo from Carmen and the cast was convicted yesterday of public. Chief Mass concurred. date was tempered by memories. supply, which comes from a TRENTON - Bank deposits houses was reported at (29,900 Members of the group were Sonatina for Band by Erickson. careless driving, but was found Five straight times, beginning in shallow well." Bob Hochreiter,' James Duffy, not guilty of drunken driving. In New Jersey increased by by William Himelman, Jr., at- 1948. ReDublicans polled the most Bach's Musette played by the Mr. Bartle apologized for the Warren Smith, Dave Darlington, strings and the advanced band $381.2 million during the year torney representing Mr. Klein, aft- Library Sets Record votes in the primary election only Magistrate Thomas L. Baldlno er concern was expressed by fact that the board had not ap- Bruce Wickberg, Linda Spendlff, ended the program. ending last June 30, setting a SHREWSBURY - The Borough to see a Democratic candidate uspended New Jersey driving several members of the audieno proached him on the matter. Jeff Sperling, Gina Froehlich, new record of (4,786,863,1X10, it Library broke a record during v>in in November. .Romney him- Advanced band members were privileges for James V. Evans, was announced today. Charles that the area would be down- Board members assured him David Mausner, Mike Post, Allen July for the number of volumes self said in a statement last night Barbara Stem, Pamela Hamblen, 49, the defendant, for 30 days R. Howell, state banking and graded by the construction of that his easement will not re- Johnston, John Purvis, Delores let out—and that during a sum- that "Any attempt to apply the John Mras, Jane Purvis, Diane and fined him $50. Insurance commissioner, said lower-priced houses. lieve the board of any respon- Goins, Cathy Connors and Keith mer month—it was announced by vote totals to the statewide cam- sibility not to interfere with his Ralph. Kozusko, James Teeters, Stephen Dr. R'. A. Daniels, city physi- die figure was based on the Secan, Richard Hamilton, James The Michael Nero 88-lot sub- Councilwoman Ann. H. Jackson. paign for governor would be mis- water supply, and he agreed to Next on the program was the cian, testified he had found Ev- semi-annual consolidated bank division map, returned from the Holley, Philip Miller and Gray- The library loaned 1,835 books, leading." give the easement. ntermediate band, which played ans unfit to drive because of the report which covered all 114 don Goss. ffects of alcohol, the effects of commercial and savings banks pain pills he had been taking, In the state. He said deposits TRENTON - Miss Beatrice S. and because of his Injuries. . In the 93 commercial banks Want Sign Tyrlutkl, New Jersey's newest de- But the doctor said he could were up nine per cent over pufy attorney general, has been not say specifically that Evans the previous year and deposits State Owes U. S. $46 Million To Publicize assigned to the office of the gov- was under the influence of In the 21 savings banks were TRENTON (AP)-New Jersey in 1964. The division said, "it may efits, and the second could have But as of June 30, the balance ernor's counsel. Miss Tylutki, of liquor. up 7.8 per cent. may have to increase employer not be too early tp initiate plans the same effert. of the fund stood at $308,890,246, Trenton, was sworn In yesterday In addition to his Injured leg, Regional Hi contributions on payroll taxes in for repayment of New Jersey's The second would withdraw the the lowest balance since Decem- by Attorney Gen, Arthur J. Sills. Evans was suffering from head order to repay the federal gov- obligation." KEARNY r- Mrs. Angela" G NEW SHREWSBURY - This employment trust fund deposited ber 1943. She graduated from Georgetown injuries, the doctor said. ernment for a $46 million loan, Sicola, 49, of Scotch Plains, wa: borough's Industrial Congress Three such plans have been sug- $46 million from the state's un- If the $46 million is withdrawn University Law School and was The complaints were made by the State Division of Employmen fatally injured Monday when the wants to identify a community gested. The first would increase employment trust fund deposited from the fund, employer payroll admitted to the bar last year. Patrolman James Jones. Security says. car she was driving ran up on asset, the Monmouth Regional the payroll taxes which finance in Washington, from which unem- taxes would be automatically in- The division released a study the divider of Lincoln Highway High School, by a large sign unemployment compensation ben- ployment benefits are allocated. creased under federal law. and hit a signal pole. Police said on unemployment insurance Tues which can be seen from the The third alternative would re- Mrs. Sicola was heading easl day which reported that New Jer- Garden State Parkway. capture $50 million borrowed from Collapse of Raceway near the Hackensack intersection sey borrowed $46,356,740 from the The congress, in a letter read the unemployment trust fund to and swerved to avoid a trailer federal government during the at last night's meeting of the Gift Problem set up the state disability bene- truck that had moved into her 1958 recession to finance extend- Regional Board of Education, fits fund in 1949. But then some lane. Police said the truck driv- ed unemployment compensation presented a plan for a sign de- revenue measure would have to be Roof Scatters Fans er, Stanley Strock, 30, of Sayre- benefits. Board Given $55,000 Bleachers, signed by New Shrewsbury adopted to replace the money tak- ville, apparently failed to see the Federal law requires the state architect Justin Henschel, which en from the disability fund. accident and kept going. Mrs. to repay the loan in 1964. FREEHOLD—Patrons at Free- roof to drop down about five would use large block letters Now Must Move Them hold Raceway had a few mo- Sicola died in West Hudson Hos- And two.of the three repay- feet, releasing the water Into the mounted on a four-foot high ments of unexpected excltemenf pital. ment methods suggested by the NEW SHREWSBURY - The asked that the new bleachers be refreshment stand area. mound to be built next to the yesterday When a portion of the parkway, to say: division would lead to higher em Monmouth Regional Board of thoroughly inspected for safety Scalley Removed The three women employed in NEW PROVIDENCE — A upper roof partially collapsed "Monmouth' Regional /High ployer contributions to federal un- Education last • night confronted before being used to scat spec' the stand were badly frightened youth employed as a tree trim- during a cloudburst. School—New Shrewsbury, Eaton- employment taxes. the problem of how to take pos- tators. but not injured. Spectators in mer during his vacation from To State Prison The Incident occurred about town, Shrewsbury Township." The temporary unemployment session of a set of bleachers The board also: the area scurried from the college was electrocuted yester- UNION BEACH - Thomas E. :30 p.m. between the eighth and cene. This would use the dirt left compensation act approved by which are a gift from federal Awarded a contract for Its win- day. Police said William R. Scalley, 26, of 803 Shore Rd., ninth races, No injuries were over from leveling the football congress during the 1958 reces- surplus property, and worth $55,' ter fuel oil supply to the John No Change In Schedule Nicholson, 19, of Summit, was sion provided interest-free feder- Gulre Co., West End, Long who has been In the county jail reported, but part of the crowd field, and at the same time pre 000 according to government val- of 7,367 was evacuated from William Fisher, general mana- In a bucket working on tree r pending a formal hearing on a ent students from falling into al loans to participating states. uation. Branch, for 7.3 cents a gallon. ger of the track, evacuated limbs when he apparently murder charge, was removed to the immediate area as a safety he adjacent gully, the letter The federal funds enabled New The bleachers are 594 feet long Unsuccessful bidders were the everyone In the area, but allowed touched overhead power lines. the mental section of the state precaution. The ninth race was idnted out. Jersey to extend coverage of its and 10 rows high. They are now Hess Fuel Co., Neptune, 7.68; the them to return after police had He was employed by the As- this unemployment benefits by 50 per Henry Allen Co., Eatontown, 7.76 prison in Trenton yesterday. delayed a few minutes. Board members agreed at Fort Monmouth, and the board cordoned off the damaged sec- plundh Tree Expert Co. ol Sum- cent, from 26 weeks to 39 weeks. and the Lawes Coal Co., Shrews The portion of the roof Jon Is "an Ingenious idea." responsible for moving them Jail officials said they could no tion. mit. He was to start his sopho- bury. 7.772. longer handle Scalley and said volved was directly over a re- President Gordon Bartle, how- The extended benefits went to un- from there to their new site be- Pari mutuel windows In the more year at Dartmouth next that his behavior warranted him freshments stand on the mez- sver, brought up the question ol employed workers who had cx- side the school football field. Gave its milk contract to the zanine floor in the northwest patio area under the refresh- month. laustcd their regular benefit Shrewsbury Dairy Co. at the being removed to the state prison. where the money for the sign Ralph Keevil, board secretary, corner of the old part of the ments stands were closed as a would come from. He asked •Igks. mandatory bid of 6.75 cents per Scalley is charged' with killing stands. precautionary measure, A ROSE BY ANY . . . reported that it will take a house half-pint container. board secretary Ralph Keevll (o New Jersey received $46,356,740 his father July 13 by hitting him A roof drain apparently be- John D. Cronin, executive vice BALTIMORE (AP) - The Al- mover to fetch the bleachers, get an estimate of the cost of rom the federal government, In- Authorized the board secretary on the head with a piece of gal- came clogged and could not president of the raceway, was lied Florists Association of and that flie job will cost In the such a sign, and said that there- iluding both benefit payments and to buy calculators and office ma- vanized pipe. He then tried to handle the quantity of water supervising a repair crew as Greater Baltimore has named neighborhood of $2,000. after he would appoint n com- idminlstrative. funds. chines, a long-carriage typewrit- kill himself by slashing his wrists, which fell during the thunder- soon as the last race was fin- its chairman for the 1962 Festival Ho was authorized to accept mittee to meet with the Indus- The act provided for repayments er, additional desks, film' strips, police said. He spent three weeks storm. ished. Track officials report that of Flowers, to be held Oct. 27. trial Congress to look Into ways by. the states starting Jan. 1, he low bid from a house mover. filing cabinets and ' visio-audio In Rlverview Hospital recuperat- The weight of the water caused races will be held as usual to- His name: Don Flowers. and means of paying for it, 1963, with the actual payments due Board member Vincent Festa equipment, ng from the wounds. a 12 by IS foot section of the day. 14-V«.W«r. Aug. 8,1362 B£D HANK REGISTER. Anxitiasy News Woman's ClubProject Perfect Attendance Old Fashioned Garderji Party Forty-nine members ff the Friday to Aug. 17. in Mumeapolis, Ladies Auxiliary of the Fair Minn. ASBURY PARK — An old grounds of the laiefroot home of The party Is Jointly sponsored Haven Fire Company who have Members voted to give t do- fashJawd garden party will take Mrs. A. Elmer Massey, Jr., 624 by the Asbury Park Woman's perfect attendance records for the nation to the Salvation Army. pUce tomorrow afternoon on the Wlndermere Ave., Interlaken. club, the Evening Department of year attended the matinee per- Auxiliary member* will serve the club iind the Junior and bib- refreshments at the pott home to Junior Clubs. formance of "How to Succeed in Produce Plentiful Business Without Really Trying" children participating In the Key- Mrs. Howard C: Towle, in New York City recently. port Day celebration. woman's flub president, is gener- Mrs. Mickey McGuire and Mrs. They visited the Bayshore al chairmin. The event will begin Nursing Home recently to cele- Advises Lesser Known at 1:30 aid continue to 4:30 p.m. Robert Lundy were chairmen. Dinner was in the Stockholm brate the birthday of Henry Highlights of the afternoon's Restaurant, Somerville. Becker, 82. Mrs. William Larkio, activities,will be an art exhibit senior citizen cha(rm»n. wai in by members of the Guild oi charge. SEPTEMBERDANCE-The High- Meat Cuts for Grilling Creative Art, Shrewsbury, and After the business meeting a lands Fire.Department auxiliary vocal concert. Mrs. Arnold Brom< surprise shower waa given for berg, viqi president of the guild, bas tentatively scheduled a dance FREEHOLD — August is one patties and riblets may be grilled. TALKING IT OVER — Topic of discusiion is th« annual luncheon and fashion ihow of Mn. Joseph Campbell. is exhibit chairman. tor September. Committee of the most popular months for Vegetable supplies continue the Family and Children's Service of Monmouth County, to take place Aug. 15 in the members art Mrs. Robert Max- outdoor eating, says Mrs. Sylvia seasonally large. Tomatoes are a The muBicale will feature John Sea Girt Inn. Among the committee chairmen, who met Monday for a poolside party zacco, chairman; Mrs. John Dun- F. Meehan, Monmouth County top selection with prices sharply Addis, Ofean Grove tenor, wh can, Mn. Harold Foley, Mrs. Miss Uhrig home agent. lower, The leafy greens remain will offer selections from Broad- at the home of Mn. Francis P. Drucker, Shrewsbury, are Mrs. E Melvin Goddard, Many leu well-known cuts of abundant. Other good choices are way musicals, and Marion Asbury Park, left; Mrs. X. S. Smith, Rumion, center, and Mrs. J. William. Procter, Howard Brey, Jr., Mrs. George meat can be successfully grilled beetsi, cabbage, celery, squash. Koempel,. mezzo soprano from Little Silver. Armstrong and Mrs. Henry C. Is Married and are relatively low In cost. New local apples are more Neptune. Anderson; • The eye of the chuck, a part of plentiful, Local peaches are also Other activities will include The auxiliary will meet Aug. the chuck cut, rates as a tender available. 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the tin house In St. Ann's The melon season is boating on Deal Lake, card KEANSBURG — Miss Elii- beef cut and can tie grilled. in full swing with honeydews, games, an old-fashioned treasure To Perform in Concert before leaving for Clearwater Flank steak has little waste and cantaloupes, and watermelons, hunt, a flower mart, cake table, Engaged PooTiU. .xTu *«"iMii."to"case «beth Sarah Uhrifc daughter <>f provides four servings per MMarketingi s of grapes and pears fortune telling and palm reading. ot rain the meeting will be held Mr. and Mn. William R. Uhrig, pound. Top and eye of round art is Increasing with prices reason- Refreshments will be served on Aug. 30. 38 Warren PL, East.Keansburg, other beef selections. able. became the bride of Michael Jo- a Hawaiian patio with back- At Columbia University The resignation of Mrs. Henry Pork chops, spareribs, and seph Nbce, Jr., Sunday to St. Scallops are suggested for mid- ground music by the Ampll< Quast from membership was fresh ham slices are usually high summer meals, Ann's Catholic Church. Rev. Also plentiful are tones. RED BANK - Herbert Burtls, accepted with regret. priced In summer. Shoulder cuts dams, crabmeat, fish sticks, minister of music and fine arts Frederick Valentino officiated. Guests will participate in are test expensive and are suit- halibut, lobsters, shrimp, and at the Red Bank Methodist PROCEEDS from the Merchan- The bridegroom Is the son of contest entitled "Copper Kettla able for steaks and cubes. Using fillets wf cod, flounder, haddock, church, will appear in recital in Mr. and Mrs. Noce, 248 Carr Ave. Confusioq" in which they will dise Club of the auxiliary to the lamb, shoulder steaks. lamb and ocean perch. The bride was given in mar- be asked to identify unusual New York City tomorrow at noon Veterans of Foreign Wars, Guad- antique Items from the Copper in St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia alcanal Post, Matawan Township, riage by her father. She wore a Kettle Shop .Oakhurst. Tradition- University. will go to -the Senior Citizens full length gown studded with se- al gamfes are planned fo: Mr. Burtls will close the Fund and the Christmas fund lor quins and designed with a fitted Around Monmouth: children.' summer recital series at the girls at the House of the Good lace bodice, wing collar and full university with a program ot Shepherd, Wickatunk. skirt. Her fingertip veil of French Mrs. Arthur C. Moore, club illusion was attached to a crown German organ music by Mozart. Mrs. Freda Bonnet donated a vice president, is assistant chair- of rhinestones and she carried a Brahms and Schumann. He was to the man. Mis. Frank Hollowbrush, band-made afghan crescent bouquet of carnations Leading Light< the associate organist at the auxiliary. Proceed* from this Allenhurst, is in charge of ticket university for four years and sales, and Mrs. X Lyle Klnmouth, fmuMaistog project will go to the with an orchiid conage center. inaugurated the summer series. . ~^>K '. . . . Jmu Joan RiccUrdi Irrington By MQXt HKUSHA USAF, who flew here from Red Baitfc card game reser- hospital fund ot the post and Joan RiccUrdi, Irrington, The late afternoon and early Paris to attend the McMahon's vations. Mr. Burtls was heard In a auxiliary. was maid of honor. She wore a • evening hours of Saturday was party. He and Elaine will be recital at Harvard University shocking pink organza street- Tickets may also be purchased July 12. On Aug. 31 and Sept 1 the time, and the patios and gar- married In Parts in September. at the entrance. Rain date is MRS. LORETTA ADAMS was length gown, a matching crown dens of one of the most beautiful Eight FBI agents played sweet and 2, he will be the harpsicord elected president of the Twin- and carried a fireside basket of Friday. soloist at a Festival of Baroque homes In Bumson were the seen* and not music for dancing on a light Post Auxiliary, American shocking pink chrysanthemums Music at the Cummington School of the biggest private party of the platform especially constructed Legion, Highlands, at a recent and carnations. Miss Jean Tlieresa Rlzzo of the Arts, Cummington, Mass. year, for the party. meeting in the legion hall. She Miss Virginia'Rue and Mits Lutherans Plan Mr. Burtis will be appearing Jacquo and Joe McMahon were The young and beautiful vocal- MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and succeeds Mn. Claudia France. Carolyn Floyd, East Keansburg, ist was a secretary In the New with members of the New York host* to more than 500 guests Church School Mrs. Joseph Rlzzo, 49 East Roose- Other offlcen elected were and Miss Nancy Tetl, North Ber- York office ot the FBI. Pro Music Antique. for cocktails and dancing ar MIDDLETOWN — Vacation velt Cir., announce the engage- Mrs. John L. Dedrick, first vice gen, cousin ot die bride, were their home on Buena Vista Ave. After the party many of the Mr. Burtis holds the bachelor Herbert Burtls Church School" of the King «m Electric Shop, He is stationed burg. linger, Mrs. Harry E. Beyer, Frank Gilbertson, Isobel and nones of Washington, D.C., the at Fort Dix. Both were graduated from Mld- Mrs. France and Mrs. Heliker. John Hurst, Claire and O'Neill Ralph Beardsleys, Ann (Mrs. Gay Divorcee dletown Township High School The Past Commanders Club Duffy, Pat and Jim Nolan, Bill John) Ellis, Helen (Mrs. Amory) School Gives and are employed by the Tick and Past Presidents Club will and Joan O'Leary, Bruce and Haskell. Gladys (Mrs. Charles) DEAR ADAM AND EVE: time. A few days later, a friend Tock Cleaners, Newark. The Morgan Girl hold a surprise dance Aug. 18 in Bailey, Crichton. Jinny and Tom CubSatet Rev. and Mr% Andrew Benefit Dance I think marriage is strictly for ot mine told me she saw my hus- bride is • member of the Co- the post home. MeDarby. Lt. and Mrs. James VanijylM. Nell Walked Jim and WEST JLONG BRANCH - The the birds! IWM married for two band out of town with a woman, lumbiettes of the Baytbor* Coun- years and the'day, If got my di Hostesses for the meeting were Shea, the Robert L. Bbyles, the Joan Wyer, Sarah Ackroyd- James J, Musto, Jr., School of and I'm afraid to ask him why. cil of the Knights of Columbus. Is Bride vorce was the happiest of my life. Mn. Stella Jones and Mn. William, Charles, Peter and John Moore, the Mark McClains, the Answer me. Following a wedding trip to Hendersons, Ray and Conn! Bill Churmas and Tom and Mary Dance, 13 Brighton Ave., West PERTH AMBOY - Miss Kath- Marriage to me was just a steady Frank Wright. Mrs. M. A. H. Florida, they wiU reside at 8 Har- Smith, the John Ballantlnes, Field, all of Middletown; Eliza- End, gave a benefit dance to- ryn Veronica Williamson; daugh- grind of cooking (which I loathe), The auxiliary will meet tonight Dear Mn. M. A. H.: rison St., Belleville. Don and Lorna Chapln, Fred am beth Geran arid the H.R. Nooes ward the renovation of the Com- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wil- shopping, dishwashing, house- liamson, 232 Ninth St., Morgan, Better to ask him openly than Marilyn .Rowse, Judy and Bob of Fair Haven, Don and Louise munity Center recently in the cleaning, and being a nursemaid nurture your suspicions darkly. NATIONAL CONVENTION - ATTENDS CONFERENCE became the bride of Michael Jon to my husband when he was ill. Forges, Joe and Cuddy Ghezzl, Brewer, Larry and Sylvia Tay center. Mention it casually rather than Mn. John Sommer was elected BELFORD — Michael Thomas Vic Ghezzl, Marshall and Jinny lor and Don and Louise Brower Thornton Saturday. Also I had a full time Job and Winners of the dance' contests accusingly; remember that you convention delegate from the Folle, son ot Mr. and Mn. David Stoecker and the Hank Wolffs. ot Rumson. The bridegroom is the son of yet my husband not only expected were Mr. and Mrs. Richard may be leaping to a false con- Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans of Folie, 81 Seventh St. attended the From little SJlver: The Paul Mr. and Mrs. Martin Howard, me to do all of this housework, Also U. Col. and Mrs. William Krayblll, Shrewsbury; Mr. and clusion. Foreign Wan of Keyport. The New Jersey Methodist Conference Campis and the Paul Hugheses R. McTernan, Bob and Helen de Colts Neck. but also pay half the household national convention will be held'Center last week at Brown Mills. Mrs. Edward Strohmenger, Lit- Adam. From Allenhurst: Claire aw! la Reussille, the Joseph Lords, Rev. Jerome C. Leary, assist- expenses. tle Silver, and Mr. and Mrs. If your husband says his Bill Sullivan, Bill Sullivan, Jr., Ada Wbodhead and the Ray Me- ant pastor, performed the double- Ten years ago 1 got my divorce Ralph Cittadino. woman companion was strictly a the William Duffys, Judge and Gowans of Little Silver; the Ad- ring ceremony in the Holy Spirit and I've been having a ball ever business associate or business Mrs. Lawrence Cavanuto, Mayot rian McChtsneys, Dr. and Mrs. Catholic Church here. since. Now I have two or three Matt and Vera Cascella, for- client, you must then find out and Mrs. John McCaffrey, tbi Donald Reynolds, the Charles boy friends who take me out to final reduction merly of Red Bank, were given The bride was given in mar- John McDonnells, Dr. and Mrs. the nature of her business! '• Ambs, Peter Cole (she is a a surprise house warming in riage by her father. She wore a dinner, also to dances, plays, con- Franz Husserl, Mr. and Mrs. Eve. columnist for the Morning Tele- their new home on Edgewood full-length gown with a Chantilly certs and so on. I like a man Ernest Lass; Richard Klein, graph) and her mother, Mildred Rd., Rumson, by their friends with a wide variety of interests. Archie Kessfer, Alfred Hochster lace bodice and bouffant skirt of DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Cole of Freehold, Paul Switz, and neighbors Saturday evening irganza over taffeta. Her head- Some men can talk only about and the Sanders Wertheims. Middletown, and the Joseph Ir- baseball or how to overhaul their I have been married eight Their guests were Frank and ilece of clusters of roses and lily- From Long Branch: Mayo wins of Red Bank. cars, and what bores they are. months and I love my husband sa lei Maryrose Contey of Locust, Rita of-the-valley, studded with crys- and Mrs. Tom McClintock, for- And those fellows who only want very much. This is my problem. aid Jim Finucane, Dot and Jack tals, was attached to a four tier mer Judge and Mrs. John C. Funds will be raised at the to plunk themselves down in front Before I met him, he was going Futerfas, Bea and John Meckus illusion veil. She carried a cas- Giordano, .the Milton Unter Family and Children's Service of if a television set all evening and with a married woman who ACCENT and Kay and Al Dorsey of New cade bouquet of white roses, meyeri and Bob Warwick. Monmouth County luncheon and go to sleep, what entertaining fel- works in a drug store. He as- Shrewsbury, Helen (Mrs. Gerry) itephanotis and lily-of-the-yalley. FOOT HAIR Reg. to 13.99 From Locust: Fred and Kathy fashion show next Wednesday at lows they are not! sures me that lie doesn't have 99 diStefanq, Grace Burke, Carolyn Finkenstaedt and Mike and Ed Val Ernie's Sea Girt Inn. Miss Betty Ann DeUapietro, anything to do with her now, but NINA ^ (Mrs. Gwrge) Reidy and Elea- The Ex-Mrs. Smith. Lcve. Doop's of East Orange and iopelawn, was maid of honor. we live near the drug store and CAPE23O HEELS NOW nor and Vincent Pace of Rum- Dear-Mrs. Ex: It sounds to 6 From Mlddletown: Woodrow Bridesmaids were Misses Jean nearly every day he finds some Spring Lake will exhibit the me as if too many bores have Bowne, Fred Century and Tom son and Helen and Joe Georgia and Joan Williamson, Morgan, excuse to go there. I love him dreamiest clothes and furs of the been stepping on your toes at and Mary Field. fall and winter season. I Jersey City. twin sisters of the bride; Miss with all my heart and I want From Interlaken: Justice this ball you've been having for VITALITY Dorothy (Mrs. Frank) Drucker 'aula Davidoski, and Miss Carol wry much to trust him, but Ii Reg. to 14.99 Hadyn Proctor with his daugh- 10 years. of Shrewsbury, chairman of the At Peninsula House, Sea Popowski, Sayreville. feel there must be a reason why AMAIFI ter, Ann, and her fiance, James Eve. Rtg. to 17.99 99 party, was hostess at a poolside Bright, through the weekend Ann Juliano, Sayreville, was he makes so many trips to that GEPPETTO Sperber of New York. luncheon and committee meet- were Dale (Mrs. Ross) Scott lower girl. store. Help me. From Fair Haven: The Peter CAPEJ3O HEELS NOW ing Monday. nd the Hadley Kings of Fair »«»-i,fl«l Mihalik, Sayreville, DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Southern Girl. deK. Dusisberres, the Jack Col- Her guests were (and you can Haven, the Ed Golembs of Jer- was best man. Ushers were Rob- You advised three normal Dear Southern Girl: 9 linses, the John Maillers, Irvin call anyone of these women to sey City, Mike and Ed Love of ert Bourbely, William Bourbely, people to try to put up with a A drug store is a rather pub- Sexton and Al and Lois Gelling tell them you would like to be- Locust, Peg and Bob Goodman Thomas Wisnlewski and Edward 100 per cent nut-the husband lic place. You don't really have DELISO DEBS From Shrewsbury: The John come a patron or a luncheon ot Nave»ink, Pat Camp, Ber- 'I.earv, South Amboy. who has gone overboard about to start worrying unless he FLORSHEIM Keaveneys. ©lest): Ann (Mrs. E. Melvln nard Farley, Ken Martin and the A reception followed in Kenny his cats. What's the matter with starts seeing her when the drug Reg. to 29.95 From Sea Bright: Judge and you? I've never heard of any- PALIZZIO 99 Goddard) and Barnetta (Mrs. Duke Crowells of Rumson. \cres, Woodbridge. The couple store closes. Mrs. Chester Weldenburner. thing so ridiculous. They should ANDREW Vincent"* Keuner of Asb"rv Park, At the Rhapsody in Blue, West left by plane for a'wedding trip Adam. From out of town: Arthur Lo- to Bermuda. They will reside in throw him out, along with the GELLER NOW 11 Ruth (Mrs. John C.) Giordano, End, weie Elaine Perry, Broad- gan of Wilmington. Del. (the tn- Don't wait for that to happen. Mac (Mrs. Alton V.) Evans and way producer and daughter ot 5outh Amboy. cats and kittens. I'd put his suit- tire last chapter of Louis Niter's Tell hubby you need exercise PANORAMA Gabrielle Catnoir of Long Antoinette Perry for whom the The bride was graduated from case on the front porch along book, "My Life in Court," Is de- and that from now on you will Branch, Helen (Mrs. William) theater's "Tony" awards are layreville High School and the with his "cat family" in a basket. Discontinued styles. Not all sizes in all styles voted to Mr. Logan.) Mr. Lo- Steady Reader. trot to the drug store for him Procter and Betty (Mrs. Winn) named, Woodrow Bowne of Mid- Ichool of Business Machines, gan's daughter, Elaine, and her -^>r with him. Rose or Little Silver, Mrs. Sam- dletown, Shirley and Harold Es- >erth Amboy. She is employed fiance, Lt. Timothy Hannon. DEAR ADAM AMD EVE: Eve. uel Adler, Marie (Mrs. Joseph) tey of Locust and the Rolston iy the First Bank and Trust Co., I have a problem which is wor- rwin and Mildred (Mrs. Frank) Waterburys of Red Bank. 'erth Amboy. Florsheim Shoes for Men rying me a great deal. This is Jibley of Red Bank. Mrs. Charles The bridegroom was graduated Send your personal questions quit? personal but will you please and problems to Adam or both, F.H. Johnson. Jr. of Tinton 'rorn Middlesex County Voca- Come to the Holy Cross and put it in your column? My hus- as you prefer. For a personal, SHERMAN'S Falls, Mrs. Louis Saporito, Holy Rosary Fair on River Rd., ional and Technical High School, Reg. to 24.95 iladys (Mrs. J. Harry) Ross- band told me he was going on unpublished reply, enclose a Rumson, on Saturday, evening lew Brunswick, and served four NOW mch and Mary (Mrs. X.S.) a business trip. My next door stamped, addressed envelope. and let me introduce you to rears in the U. S. Navy. He is >m!th of Rumson and Mildred a woman, decided to Mail to Adam & Eve, In ean 14 •Yvonne" from the Rhapsody In imployed by E. I. du Pont de Stanley) Tracy of Allen- vacation at the same ot this newspaper. !Mrs. Blue. femours Co., Inc., Parlin. mrst. Winthrop Shoes for Men Draperies Slipcoveri I INVENTORY Reg. to 16.99 NOW (Pft Upholstering RUMSON CLEARANCE Bedspreads READING DRASTIC Curtains REDUCTIONS.. HANDBAGS REDUCED 50% tbon+t-Homt ServlM Phone 8H1-IMI INSTITUTE On all Made-up 9x12 Domestic Sherman's • Reading Arrangements Decorators WHITEST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK I 8t, Shrewsbury • English SPARKING • Matnl Our rug cleaning specialists take particular car* 1st Grade Thru Collegt Artificial Flowers to toe that your rugs are at fresh and bright 842-1650 rion Fisher, Inc ai possible. The Florsheim Shop on the Mall Shop S Nights 'til 9:30 p.m. Mon. thru Fri. RUSSELL S. RANNEY, 741-9230 4UG CLEANER' OUR Director 12 llrood St., Free Call and Delivery ONLY MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER •TORE call now CA 2-5042 itft tvsaU ta* jwt poMlshed Co,. lac,, and Samuel S. Manner, and fully ia Hew Jersey than in R£0 BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Aug. 8, 1963-15 TOOK MAWS PHILOSOPHER 1 Tt» Oststtf W Co- Harold Coal Co. most other places is a hfbute Fuel Men to both dealer* tad residents." floBor«d>e« Ituk Arnold, of The volume, listing 217 state la winter must eodure « se«m- It also aays; "New Jentey Jtnty homes tad MiUngs re- J*dc Arnold Oil*; Salvidore V.retail fuel oil executives, was logly endles* repetition of arid, Recognized weather often has been spoken of quire betting in order to be Cujumuio, Rdiatice Oil Service; published by Coastal 0)1 on theas a prime detriment in me state: dre&rjr d*y«... oomforUrfrfy habitaWe.-The sim- Test Yoiir Memory: NEWARK - Six Red Baakiuel 0. E. Davis, Jr., Hance and occasion of its 25th anniversary. During the summer months most "Let tbe (acts be as tkey may, ple fact is, however, no state men were mentioned In, "NeI w Davis; Harry Malchow and Wil- The book says "The fact that of the population is subjected to it is beyond dispute that during has done more about modem Remember When ... Jersey Pioneers of Modem Heat- Ham H. WJkott, Fred D. Wikoff oil heating spread more rapidly severe heat and humidity, and nine month* oj the year New heating than New Jersey."

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Malitz holds contracts strictly light and not that slow steady rain that course tween champion Gene Fullmer for the Fullmer-Tiger fight. superintendents like to see in dry spells. Courses are and Dick Tiger of Nigeria was Rothschild said it was hoped still pretty hard, but the golfers continue to belt away announced yesterday. an agreement would be made be- and take advantage of long rolls. However, the fast They now are scheduled to tween the two on equipment meet in a lS-rounder Oct. 16 in costs. greens are what causes all the high scores in this dif- Candlestick Park, San Francisco. "In making a survey and con- ficult, practically rainless spell. The change puts the 160-pound tracting theaters," Rothschild battle after the Sept. 25 heavy- said, "if any resistance at all was TORT MONMOUTH weight fight between champion found to our fight, it was that The big member-guest tournament at Fort Floyd Patterson and Sonny Liston exhibitors felt the heavyweight in Chicago. championship was to big It would Monmouth wound up In a tie this past weekend. Problems with closed circuit be difficult to exhibit anything Clyde McClellan and guest Bill Parker, Asbury television caused the second post- before." Park, tied with Adolph Stanziale and guest Lou ponement of the middleweight Rothschild said this postpone- fight originally scheduled Aug. 27 ment disappoints both Tiger and Izzo» Preakness Hills, with plus 14s. In the match- and then set up to Sept. 12. Fullmer. The Nigerian arrived in ' Ing of cards, McClellan and Parker won out with Co-promoter Norman Roths- New York about 10 days ago and a one up advantage for the 36 holes. There was a child of Syracuse, N. Y., said: has been going through light "The reason for the date workouts. three-way tie for third at plus 11. Knotted were The boxers are scheduled to YOUTH LEAGUE CHAMPIONS — Tha Belford Blues are shown after fhey clowned the Highlands Lions for the change is that a more effective Woody Wyant and guest Wait Sedgwick, Fort and efficient closed circuit tele- come to San Francisco three McPherson; Ralph Falk and guest Allan Falk, West Middletown Youth Athletic Association Boys' Division Championship, 2-1, at Bodman Park Sunday. The league vision network may be effected."weeks before the fight. Rothschild said he hoped a Palm Beach C.C., Bill Murphy and guest J. Russell winners are, left io right, front row, John.Sullivan, James Marvin, Doug Bloxom, Bobby Graeley, Deralc Gomai, He said many theaters and audi- John McCray, Rodger Ritchie and Michael Rimo, Second row, Georga War rack, Gary Foulkt, Robert Krenza, toriums showing the. Patterson closed circuit network of 800,000 Woolley, Jr., Old Orchard. fight may keep equipment for theto 800,000 seats would ba avail- Fort Monmouth will be a busy course this Mike McCray, Barry Newman, Ken Greeley and Mark Irwin. Standing, Bill Krenza, manaqtr; Bert Papworth, middleweight bout. able- week with the First Army Championship on the president of the Middletown Youth Athletic Association; Bill Smyth*, vice president of the M.Y.A.A., and'George line hi a four-day tournament, 72 holes, medal Warrack, Jr., coach. The Belford Blues finished tha season with a 16-2 racord. Flemke Captures 100-Lap play. Winners generally go to the All-Army tournament This weekend the members will BASEBALL qualify for the club championship. Kuheck Gets 3-Run Honier 1st Title Go at Fort Dix Oval By THE ASSOCIATED £RESS NEW EGYPT - Ed Flemke in prize money, winner Flemke OLD ORCHARD American League • captured the mid-summer 100-lap receiving over $330 for his victo- Playing in the quarter-finals for the President's W. L. Pet. G.B. championship race at the Fort ry. Cup, Charles Letsche defeated "Muggs" Schaefer, 2-1;AB; Drysdale Scores 21st WinNew York _ _ 66 42 .611 Dix Speedway here last Thurs- Tommy Elliott led the race for Minnesota 63 day night. Paul Christopher, won over Walt Anderson, 4-3; Harold ASSOCIATED PRESS Bo Belinsky, another no-hlt iBroglio was coasting along with 74 laps before tire trouble retired 1 Los Angeles The purse was the largest of him to the pits. Flemke then took The regular Wednesday meet pitcher, hooked up with Wilson, * two-hitter in the seventh inning. Baltimore .... Lubitz edged Abe Schiff, 2-1, and Stanley Lipman de and gave the Red Sox only three the season, with a total of (2,100 over and led to the checkered tht secon 8Ue sers society With the flames clearly visible, Cleveland feated Robert Skowrenski, 3-2. This coming weekend ^.°!. . ?. f hits and one run before he left, Broglio was the hottest pitcher In) flag with Augie Moschera a dose will now come to order. Chicago members will go out for qualifying rounds for the club trailing 1-0, for a pinch hitter gave up a hit before play was Detroit second. Bill Berge was third. The subject of today's session in the eighth. The win went to halted. Jalopy Races Long time favorite Frtakie championship. Finals for this competition should be Kansas City is. Manager Mike Higgins of the Dan Osinski (2-1), and Wilson Broglio sat down while the men Boston Schneider, running third on the settled on or before Sunday, Aug. 19. Boston Red Sox. (8-5) got the loss. of the hook and ladder brigade Washington 80th tap, was also forced to the Return To pits, as was Elliott with tire BAMM HOLLOW C.C. You all remember the rules: Herbert, the winner in the sec-did their work ,then returned aft- Tuesday's Results trouble. President and Vice President's competition is The manager gets only one guess, ond Ail-Star game, was over- did their work, then returned aft- New York 14, Minnesota 1 but we get as many as we need. powering against the Orioles. He other •single, then finished up a Los Angeles 3, Boston I Old Bridge Oval The winner's trophy wu pre- the topic of interest here with no early reports of Now, to the discussion, This had a perfect game until he sparkling job to continue his Cleveland 4, Detroit 2 OLD BRIDE — Resumption ol sented to Flemke by Mr. and who bounced who out Pro Vito "Red" Gaeta and is the situation: walked Dick Hall in the sixth, comeback efforts. The 21-ganr Chicago 4, Baltimore 0 the action packed Friday night Mrs. B.A. Henderson, promoters, and a no-hitter until Russ Snyder The Los Angeles Angels are winner of 1960 who fell to 9-12 Kansas City 10, Washington 3 jalopy and novice racing card, and assistant promoter Chet Randy Bennett, former Middletown Township High opened the seventh with a single. playing tlift Red Sox, and no-hit last year, now Is 9-4. Today's Games staging of the ever-growing drag Farry and his wife. School star golfer, won the state pro-junior golf Herbert allowed three hits in all. pitcher Earl Wilson is sailing Drysdale, the 26-year-old right- Cleveland at Boston (N) races Saturday evening and a 50 Herble Tillman has a 50-point championship at Metuchen Country Club last along without allowing an Angel Pitchers Sizzling' hander trying to become the firs Minnesota at Kansas City (N) car combined sportsman-modified margin over Moschera, 240-190, week. A 61 best ball did the trick. Red had a 71 past second base. The Sox are On a night when two masters 30-game winner since Dizzy Dean Los Angeles at Chicago (2—twi- and novice stock car show Sunday in the race for the modified- night) on his own ball and Bennett shot a 79. The boys leading, 1-0. Wilson gets the first of the pitching fraternity — Don in 1934, recorded victory No.. 21 night make up this weekend's sportsmen season championship man in the ninth. Drysdale and Joey Jay—continued and his 11th in a row as the Detroit at Washington (2—twi schedule at Old Bridge Stadium. while Pat Keely leads Jack Ely, National League leading Los An-night) weren't taking candy away from a baby in this Then Billy Moran bloops a their sizzling efforts, there was a Headlining Friday's 8:30 p.m.206-176, In the scramble for the geles Dodgers whipped the New one. They had to do it in an 18-hole playoff. single to right. Lee Thomas gets half hour stretch when Ernie Baltimore at New York (2) program and Sunday's twi-nlgbt novice division crown. York Mets 7-5. the first walk off Wilson. Brglio was the hottest pitcher In Thursday's Games 7:30 macadam battles will be six The weekly rnoditied-sportsmen Finals for the President's Cup is slated for this Jay, who along with Milwau- Cleveland at Boston Now, second guessers, do youthe majors. current novice feature race and novice stock car racing weekend. Vice President and Secretary's compe- kee's Warren Spahn were the Los Angeles at Chicago winners, Tom Green, Stan Van :a to the bullpen? Broglio posted his second con- program will be held tomorrow tition are running a week behind the boss' tourna- only 20-game winners In the NL Minnesota at Kansas City Brunt, George McCurdy, Bob Higgins, who had only one secutive four-hitter for his filth night. Saturday and Sunday the' last year, won No. 17 by limiting Detroit at Washington (N) Voorhees, Bernie Reszkowski and ment Member-member tourney is coming up guess, did. Arnold Earley came straight victory , as St. Louis famous Crash Drivers, starring Houston's punchless Colts to four Baltimore at New York (N) Skip Leonard, two-month novice in, wild pitched the runners along, blanked Pittsburgh 5-0 last night, hits while homers by Gordie Cole- Ken Butler, will appear. Butler, Aug. 18. racing sensation and present RUMSON C.C. walked Leon Wagner to load the and continued to pitch while a man and Frank Robinson pow- National League 53 years Old and one-legged, bases, and yielded a two-run 'ire blazed behind him in the record holder in the 10-lap heat will perform his 1.000th auto red third-place Cincinnati to s W. L. Pet. G.B.races and the 20-lap feature In the four-man team midsummer member-mem- singte to Bob Rodgers. Dick right field stands at Forbes Field. Los Angeles 77 crash roll over. 3-0 victory. .675 attraction on the half-mile speed- ber best ball, full handicap play, a tie resulted for first. Radatz took over and gave up The blaze, which started among San Francisco _ 72 .637 He will also'do his solid boar It was a pitchers' day all way. the final run on a sacrifice fly. some tarpaulins and empty rub- around. In the other games, Cincinnati 66 .589 10 wall crash in which he crashes Deadlocked were Dr. William Ellis, Amory Haskell Friday's combined program Los Angeles 3, Boston 1. Well, bish hampers, broke out while Juan Marichal bested Art Mahaf- Pittsburgh .568 through a wall in an au" : will be coupled with the wild, Jr., Dr. W.J. Davis, Bill Gridley and the team of Bobbetter luck next time. Mike. fey as ths second place San Fran- St. Louis .558 traveling at high speed. fence smashing jalopy amateurs, Nagle, Paul Scudder, Jim Fineley d Dr. Dan Winter* Elsewhere In the American cisco Giants remained 4>/j games Milwaukee .531 slamming through three 10-lap Other highlight acts on the 1" League yesterday, the New York N.S. All-Stars behind the Dodgers by defeating Philadelphia .447 The Dr. Ellis group had 60-63—1 lie the Di*W qualifying events and a 20-lap- act program are Ernie "K," Or Yankees shoved Minnesota five Philadelphia 4-2, and Lew Bur-Houston „ .364 human prop who is run over ""' ters group scored 65-58—123. Taking third prize was .363 feature, which after four weeks games back with a 14-1 pasting. Post 21 Win dette hurled Milwaukee to a 4-1 Chicago a motorcycle, and Elaine Butlc- the team of Ed Wise, Jr., Rev. Arthur S. Joice, Henry triumph over ths Chicago Cubs .261 has been restarted an average r Ray Herbert pitched the Chicago FORT MONMOUTH-The New New York in her glamour girl hell divin Wickman and Bill Baylis, 63-61—124. White Sox to a 4-0 win over the Broglio ran into his most Tuesday's Results of four times due to various Shrewsbury All-Stars posted their mishaps. Last week's fifth-mile in an open convertible over th* Baltimore Orioles, the Cleveland second victory of the week over troublesome spot after the fire San Francisco 4, Philadelphia 2 ramps without the aid of a roll Saturday will be the big qualifying rounds for the' Indians trimmed the Detroit was put under control, giving up St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 0 vents wiped out 28 cars of the club championship In the A and B flights. No handi- the Fort Monmouth All-Star, 2-1, original 39-car field that started over bar. Tigers 4-2, and the Kansas City in a 19-12 league game here single to Pirate catcher Don Cincinnati 3. Houston 0 cap in this one. Yesterday the ladies were qualifying Athletics trounced the Washing- Leppert that put two men on.' But Milwaukee 4, Chicago 1 in the wrecking contests, wiping Saturday's show gets under way recently. out half of the small track guard at 8 p.m. while Sunday's per- for the Dorothy K. Burghard Trophy. This is a full ton Senators 10-3, in. the only got pinch hitter Jim Marshal Los Angeles 7, New York S night game on the card. Joel Menzzopane hurled a one-on a liner to shortstop, ending Today's Games railing. formance will start at 3 p.m. hitter for the winners. He fanned handicap for the ladies of the club. The Yankee-Twins game was the threat. St. Louis at Pittsburgh (N) Last Sunday's feature race nine while facing only 21 batters DEAL GOLF AND C.C. played between two violent rain Drysdale (21-4) was touched for Chicago at Milwaukee (N) winner Pete Frazee, along with in the six-inning contest. Liston Opens Action galore prevailed here this past week- storms that came too early and six nils and three runs (n the Cincinnati at Houston (N) two time feature race victors, :oo late for the Minnesota team, New Shrewsbury finished with first three innings, but recovered Philadelphia at Los Angeles (N) Elton Hildreth and Jim Hoffman end. In the mixed-guest tournament at Deal, Carl 'ony Kubek, in his first time at four hits. One of the safeties, a and spaced five more hits, al- New York at San Francisco (N) will be gunning for their third Camp Aug. 20 A. Twitchell and Mrs. Bruce Milligan posted a bat since he returned from nine home run by Mac Maloney, though allowing his first walk in Thursday's Games 25-lap triumphs with their Chev- CHICAGO (AP) — Sonny Us- plus 11 combined score to win the honor spot. months of army duty, smashed scored the first run as New 52 2/3 innings to Rod Kanehl in Chicago at Milwaukee rolet powered machines in the ton, who challenges champion a three-run homer that capped a Shrewsbury scored both of its the seventh. New York at San Francisco early 7:30 show. Drivers from Floyd Patterson for the heavy- Saturday competition was best bail of pair five-run Yankee first inning. runs in the second inning. The Jay (17-9) didn't allow a base Cincinnati at Houston (N) five surrounding states will be onweight boxing title in Comlskey and match play versus par. The men had 85 per Camilo Pascual (15-7) was thedeciding tally came in on a walk runner beyond second base while Philadelphia at Los Angeles (N) hand for their share of the purse, Park Sept. 25, will start training cent of handicap and women 100 per cent. Sun- victim, as the Yankees snapped to Greg Arnold, a double by becoming the second biggest win- Only games scheduled battling through 10-lap prelimi- at Aurora Downs Harness Track day was a Pinehurst, with half of combined handi- a thrta-game losing streak. Ralph Mark Menzzopane and an error ner in the majors. Only Drys- nary heats to determine starting Aug. 20. Terry. (16-9) got the victory. by the Fort Monmouth catcher. dale has won more. EXAMPLE SETTERS SLIP UP positions in the 22-car feature of Al Bolan, general manager of cap. Second for the two days were William TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Police-the evening. Championship Sports, Inc., spon- Warren and Miss Marie Scanlon with a plus nine. men Charles Lugo and Norris Local Garden State pilots, sor of the bout, said Liston, now Dr. Bruce Milligan and Mrs. Walter Reid, 3d, were Stokes were on their way to work; Tommie Elliott, Bill Chevalier, training at South Fallsburg, N.Y., will visit Chicago this weekend third with plus seven. ' when their car stalled and caused Tony Battle, Charlie Muscatel, traffic jam in downtown Wally Dallenbach, Parker Bonn, and then return Aug. 19 to re- Saturday it was Robert Squillare, president of Tucson. Don Stives, Don Stumpf, Mike main for the fight. Bamm Hollow Country Club, and Mrs. Rowland The red-faced officers explained LiBk and others will appear in Aurora Downs Is located about ater that they had run out of Sunday's 14th racing card ot the 28 miles southwest ot Chicago's Falrlie taking honors with plus five. Jack Van season. iOOp. Kirk and Mrs. Donald E. Lawes, Jr., were next with plus four. W. Dinsmore Banks, Rumson Country Club, and Mrs. David W. Russell were next with plus three. Joe Dillon ($15.20) Takes Jack Kelsey and Mrs. William Abernathy were first with plus two in Sunday's competition. Mrs. Robert Carton and Theodore Schlossbach were Freehold Raceway Feature next with plus two and Henry Wolff and Mrs. Robert Badenhop, third, with plus one. FREEHOLD—Buckeye Champ, tracted 7^65 patrons yesterday at Barbara ($9.40). op Dillon and Miss Girdtetree FreeholcMtaceway. A heavy downpour fell just be- JUMPING BROOK C.C. fore the eighth race ended forcing ihared the spotlight as the second Buckeye Champ, a classy 3- The big news here last week was the turnout for year-old bay colt, stepped out fora delay of several minutes be- rogram of the 60-day meeting at- fore the ninth went to post. Johnny Alberti Day. Members really came out to the first time in several months THE 5.OBDV to win the seventh race in fash- honor this 23d annual day. When 334 golfers (come MEMORIAL LEAGUE ionable style under the urging of point* driver-trainer Anthony Abbatiel out to honor a pro he has every reason to snap all the Del-Air BulldeM WU UDIES'DAY,. V. Smith lo. . buttons on his sport shirt. Pat Rbhrey, daughter of H. Walker Every v, Winner of 1st Half v, Ktmmar Til Oily Diytlai Htclnf 3ene'» Lunch -.- - -3i well-supported, returned $3.20 to la Hi Am Inter-Boro Sunday's Schedule E. nitter win. E. Thorn 10 RACKS DAILY Shrewsbury Twp. vs Wazzy's (at Mat.-Key. Eec, : _ 33W Joe Dillon, piloted by E. Zfto POST TIM! 2P.M. Vail Homes) " J, Ference Richard Caroselli, came on to Softball Loop Harmony Wooda , 32 DAILY DOUBLE Wine Barrels vs Ocwmview (at s, Baum score an upset $15.20 victory in SUNDAVS RESULTS J. li&xion the feature Old Guard Pace and Fiihloii Show at U.so Red Bank Red Bank Roofing 32 P.M. Air Conditions Jerry's Bar 19, Waizy's 1 Sportsmen vs Bclmont Inn (at J. Bar-builn addsd lustre by turning in a mile OrinditinrJ tni R»t>u- Ocean View Tavern IS, Belmont T. Palandrano one-fifth of a second faster than nnt facllltln. Pl.nty of Leonardo) lli)i|>- Aciea „.„_..„, ^ 29V4 Ptrklni Spict. Admit- Inn 1 Jerry's Bar (Bye) DAVIS SLOWED DOWN — Ernie Davit, last i»aion'i unammout All-Amorican, may D. MacLaurhlln Buckeye Champ. Dillon took the •Ioni *J.H>. RaitrvfUonu Shrewsbury Twp. 7, Sportsmen 6 . Hufllnl lead at the outset and,never re- HO iiaop. Minor* Undw have to rest out the early 1962 pro football season duo to a "blood* disorder" Modern Plating _^_ _.. 25Vi 16 not idmlttid, . Wine Barrels (Bye) ry'B Bar 11,1) IVhaziy'x D, Mayklah linmiished it. .,.,,,.. AII ii ii Ann •• which will require extended treatment and long rest. Hit ailment was uncovered J. Mayltlah Standings Cnrhart.2ri 2 4 I 1 i:oo BETB Miss Girdletree, a 3-year-old "»««M->-.W»«r«lMHI«iiimMHl| >: W I Pet 3 n i as he wai training with the Collage All-Stare in Chicago., Hit lost rontrd'r Meal MarM 1251 OprrereUi.i!! 2 3 flfBolon.il 2 I) 1 is a severe Joe Mpnnzoi>ane, Jr. brown Filly owned by Wilson •Jerry's Bar A .800 Mauirr.c 3 2 3ijjpeley,rr 1 (1 0 Tony Caprlonl Payne, Sr., of Girdletree, Md., Oonm-m.cf 2 2 UHarl.JHHarl.Jnb 3 I) I blow to the Cleveland Browns who had signad him for An 480,000 three-year con- Gene'i Lunch ...1217 Buiei Direct- to Track Shrewsbury Ttyp J .750 Pruslt'Uz.lb i 1 nlMiirrav.M .10 0 «. Hitler led off the program with her Oceanvlew Tavern ...a .750 ICMnrl 2- 0- O|jnnr.li,-'- < 2 n 'o tract. . Ernie is shown at left at he starred for Syracuse University as a halfback. Ed. Thorn iv. Red Bank Murnhy,r[ 1 O OlRakeat) 2 0 Rert Bank Rooting . „ 1207 maiden victory, Driven by Austin Warry'f _, 2 .500 Ma(1aen,3b 2 1 OiEsr>o8lto.2b 2 O Davis ii pictured, upper right, with tha 1961 Heisman Trophy, awarded him at best Joa Barbuiln Thomas, Miss Girdletree paid N.r. Bus Terminal 12 New Sportsmen __2 .400 Wlttek.p 1 O OjBMley.p 3 O Tony Palandrano college player of tha year. In lower right Davit ii shown receiving a $15,000 Ctrrnto Flumbars „, 120I $15.20 in the first race win wager- Wine Barrel* , _....! .250 3J 13 « Frank Juliana (filling In) • Lv. Eatentewn, s Jrrry'n Bar ' «(l 2O<-)3 bonus check from Arthur Modell, Browns' president. Jot Brown ing and started a $133.60 daily Belmont Ion t 4 .000 Waiiy'. 000 010- 1 Brlgidoon Hornet, loutb 1^1 double completed by Harlan'a Main Sr., 12:18 P.M. ,' Roberts May Open AL 'Career*Bayshore Middletown Kubek Hits HR RED BANK REGISTJEH Wednesday, Aug. 8, 1962-47 Softball VJVf. Teener In First Try; Hawks Capture Raritan-Holmdel With His First ERA Crown Rewtti Monday1! Result* Monterey Manor 7, Country NEW YORK (AP) - Robin Ttv-Belford Stars I, Atlantic High- Yanks Win, 14-18-15 Loop Title with Ml lark seasons with the Philadelphia The figures include' Monday's era 2 Roberts, earned run average during a Wednesday's Results tured the Raritan-Holmdel 8-15 half game, has one remaining Wilhelm of the New York Giants geles Dodgers, sidelined since Middlebrook 8, Countryilde 1 Yankee firing line yesterday aft- brilliant National League career, Mid. First Aid 3, EAC Rockets 1 League championship with a game with the Tigers. A k)H by and Warren Hacker of the Chica- July 17 with a damaged index Mario's 20, Old Manor J er a nine-month stint in the Ar- may Win the ERA championship the fire company will deadlock go Cubs. Roberts was purchased finger on his left hand, heads Standings N.M. Falcons I, Highlands J season's record of 19 wins, two in his initial American League my and . smashed a three-run by the Yankees last winter, but the National League with a 2-15 American Division Friday's Remits losses and one tie game. I them with' the Yankees and the season. . was dropped in spring training, homer in his first time at bat, average. The left-hander has al- W L Mid. Firat Aid 14, At. Hlghl'dj t Going into the final week of Cardinals, who are now tied for The veteran right-hander, mak- Southpaw Hank Aguirre of De- lowed 42 earned runs in 176 in- Buck Smith's .9 3 EAC Rockets 11, Highlands 6 helping the American League regular play, the Hawks had only fourth position. ing a sparkling comeback with troit is the American League nings. He has posted a pair of Maplewood 8 4 Standings leaders crush Minnesota, 14-1 dropped one game, but in their Harry Wolfersberger, league the Baltimore Orioles, leads the shutouts among 14 triumphs. runner-up this year with a 2.5' Middlebrook _ :.« 6 American Mounting an 18-hit attack that finale they suffered a 34 loss chairman, has announced that Junior Circuit in ERA figures 9 average. Aguirre got his firsl Bob Shaw of Milwaukee is sec- Mario's r_ J W L T also included two homers by Tom to the Holmdel Gardeners despite plans for the Shaughneuy play- complied by the Associated Press. starting assignment of the sea Old Manor 2 ivMld. ond at 2.29. The husky right- First Aid IS • Tresh, the Yankees gained the no-hit pitching of Glenn Walt- offs must await results of the Roberts has given up only 32 son on May 26 after 10 appear- National Division E.A.C. Rockets .... S 3 1 hander has permitted 46 earned split in the two-game series and sak. Walks and errors by the earned runs in 116 innings for ances in relief. He has given u Monterey Manor _ 8 4 Berg Reds I 4 1 games necessary to settle third runs in 181 innings, won 13 stretched their lead to five games Hawks denied them the victory. a 2.48 mark. He has won seven 35 earned runs in 124 inning! games, including three shutouts, Lone Oak - 8 4 Belford Stars .830 and fourth place. over the runner-up Twins. Behind On the same evening, the games and lost four since Join- while winning eight games anc and lost eight. Wilson Park ...... 7 5 V.F.W. No. 217» 14 1 The standings to date show th» the Bombers' robust batting, Hazlet Indians clinched second ing the Orioles May 21 after be- losing five. Countryside 5 7 National Hawks in first with a 19-2 and To qualify for the earned run place as Bill Fleming pitched an ing unconditionally released by Country Tavern _ „ 5 7 Ralph Terry became the league's one tie record, followed by Dick Donovan of Cleveland i: championship, a pitcher must W L T 8-0 no-hitter against the Woodland the New York Yankees. Three of first 16-game winner with a five- Indians, iU; West Keansburg third with 2.78, followed by rookii work a minimum of one Inning N.M. Falcons 7 « Builder'i Pirates. The Raritan his setbacks were by a single hitter. The right-hander has lost Fire Company, 14-7; Yankees, for each regularly scheduled JACK'S THUMB IS PREEN Highlands _ « 7 t Esso Cardinals assured run and the other by two runs. Dave Stenhouse, Washington, 2.8! nine. 15-7; Carindals, 15-7; Gardeners, game — or J62 innings in the At. Highlands .?. 4 8 3 themselves of at least a fourth Roberts' best ERA mark in 14 and Whitey Ford, New York, 3.04, FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. 14-8; Pirates, 9-10-3; Keansburg major leagues. St. Mary's _.. 2 9 1 Kubek, the star shortstop who place tie with Fischer's Cities (AP) — Jack Frost doesn't turn Park, 7-15; V.F.W., 6-12-2: Smoke Leonardo A.C .0 13 1 went on active duty with a Re- Service Yankees as'Mark Strides plant leaves brown here, he Eaters, 6-16; Flyers, 4-17-1; >*nd serve unit in the Berlin crisis f makes plents healthier. callup last November, started in pitched the third no-hit game of Trackman's the night, this one against the "Bers SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Frost is a former Ohio engi- XVI IS LOUISVILLE'S LOUIS left field- Batting for the first neer who moved to Florida and LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — It time since the 1961 World Series, Raritan Sweet Shop Tigers and Bo Belinsky of the Los Angeles Timely Notes on tbe Great Outdoors Freehold turned a gardening hobby into a was Gen. George Rodgers Clark he capped the Yankees' five-run by a score of 18-0. commercial plant growing ca- who named this city in honor of first inning by homering off Ca- A possibility,of • three-way tie Angels fanned 183 batters in 174 By NELSON BENEDICT Selections reer. King Louis XVI of France. milo Pascual with two on. for third place exists became innings for Little Rode list tea- Another development in the case of the people Homestretch Harvey Rio Girl vs. wildlife Involves muskrats in Fair Haven. Lucky Hour Muskrats have penetrated storm drains to cause Willie Winkle minor flooding situations, Unlike doves, though, Shery J. Vonnle Hanover muskrats are not protected by federal law! Wilmington Tide Participants in the Atlantic City tourney wen Homestretch Pearl traveling anywhere from 35 to 50 miles seaward Machlpongo Miss Titanette raise marlin. They deliberately bypassed sizable con Pay Skipper centrations of tuna to concentrate on billfish. On< Bie Bie Cheeful tournament angler fought and lost, a blue marlin esti Neighborly Dave Herman mated to have weighed more than 300 pounds. Thai Miss Wiggins was a heart-breaking experience, because at least si) B-15 times the great blue was within gaffing distance. Viscount Pick Scotch Signal ' Red Bank Police Chief George H. Clayton has Jean Woollen been having bis share of problems with mourning Miss Julia Cobb doves. Property-owners have been complaining Jim Dean Grateful Ray the doves constitute a nuisance. But Chief Clay- Aunt Bessie ton is powerless to do anything about the situa- 8 Leonid tion; doves are protected by federal law. Greek Star Debbie Walnut In which connection it might be noted that al- Kerry Kirk though Pennsylvania and Delaware have open Keen's Dlrecla Electric seasons on mourning doves, the birds cannot be 10 Dora's Joy shot In New Jersey. This state could have a sea- BEST BET — B-15 son, too, in accordance' with federal regulations, but hunters have been unable to obtain sufficient support in the legislature to achieve that goal. Freehold Hunting will start Sept. 1 when railbirds come in Results to season. State wildlife technicians report a bumpei |-r»ri. CMli 1 m.i T..MI.I oil J:0! Mfaa Glrdletree ITriomasjl5.20 7.80 7.00 crop of clapper rails on South Jersey salt marshes Uncle Arllng (Norris) .... — B.60 T.00 Taffy Sow (F/retth ._ — — <. PAID S133.M J—Trot Cood.i 1 m.l T.-i:13.1 oil t:M GEM sora hunting activities are concentrated. Sora gunninj Olive Branch (Evtlsizor>....fl.20 3.60 2 80 Homestretch Un (Kelly>.._ — &40 3.(0 has been poorish for the past several years. There is Candy Boot (Rathbone) . — — 5.20 Also — Scotch Way. Clmrmlnf Doll. no valid reason to look for an improvement this au- Rapld'i Boy Special Melody. Nina Mia AIRFLO 4—F»ce C-3; 1 rn.i T,->:W3 oil J:M Jet Mild (Goodwynl .J.W 4.40 3.60 tumn. nay Fran* pate in the competition for the top-salaried conser- Adfle Byrd (AbhatleUo) .. — 2.80 2.80 Ella Direct fBrlttlngttam) — — (.60 vation job in New Jersey. Also — Charcoal Joe. Good T.. Ham- . lion's King. Seaward. Foot Doctor. Two present members of the Division of Fish 1—race, i-i: I m.: T.i:(MU oir 4i3«. Buckeye Champ (Abb'e!lo)3.2O 2.80 2.60 Misdemeanor (Elltrmanl... — 5.60 3.80 and Game staff, superintendent of game manage- Jo Anne O. (Gugllelmlnt) — — 3.20 Also — Sunset Gall. Clever Widower, ment Lester G. MacNamara, and information and Ltllll Ann. Rose Dillon, Nemma's King H—rare. C-B3 B! Huilup; 1 mile; public relations man Jules Marron, Sr, have al- T..S.W oil S:05 Joe Diron (Caroselll) 19.20 7.30 4 20 ready announced their availability to serve as Un- Scotch Taoe (Huebsch) _ — 9.00 4.60 Virginia Kay ..._ — — 3.00 derbill's replacement. Also — Miss New Hoas. Keen's Jay. Knight Parade. Honey FlnKO. For whatever it's worth, the scuttlebutt in Trcn- 9—Pnct, c-3; 1 m.: T.-S:lS.ft olf S:44. Keel Rain (Thomas! _ 8.00 4.50 2.80 •Alt prfa. phr* fax and *• «U ft» Red Doe (Farrlnxtoni ... —8.40 6.00 •on would have us believe MacNamara has the FREE off yewr car REOAROUSS OF Stars'n strlpea (Holfm&n) — — 3.80 Also — vernoti Lou, Flora's Girl. Inside track. He is said to enjoy the solid backing Hurry's Scotch, MlM Silver Ciller. Sarrll CONDmOHl Hanover. TIRE MOUMTIMG of six of seven State Fish and Game Council mem- ID—PUcr. C-3: 1 m.; T..J.I}.! off 1:03. i These sites available Norma B. (Farrlnglon) ..4.40 3.40 2 80 bers. Lucky Dean Scott — 6.00 4 40 in TUBELESS only $1.90 Bent Gallon (Ellerman).... — — 4 40 The director serves at the pleasure of the State Also — True Wllmn. Acres of Dia- additional. monds, Sensation, Expediter. Roval Turn. I Fish and Game Council and the governor. AttmJanre 7.367 — Handle IIU.lBt 15 MONTH Freehold Entries GUARANTEE against all road hazards in FIRST RACE: 2:00 p.m. PURSE: $700 SIXTH RACE: 4:05 p.m. PURSE: $1,100 passenger car use. Damage C-J Trot; 1 Mile C-l Trot; 1 Mile will either be repaired without 7. Nip Song Hubbard, Jr. 3-1 7. Scotch Signal Tinder 5-2 1. Lucky Hour Jaeger 4-1 2..Sharontown Farrlngton 4-1 charge, or replaced with ad- 2. Homestretch Harvey • James 5-1 (• B-15 Robinson 9-2 justment charge pro - rated * 5. Ammosson's Billy Price 5-1 5. Loki Ben Murphy 6-1 monthly based on regular sail- S. Rio Girl Dill 6-1 8. Gypsy Lybrook Scott 6-1 ing price. (.Lithograph Kobash 8-1 1. Viscount Pick Abbatiello 8-1 f. Beau Brummel Dennis, Sr. 8-1 S. Miss Boot Rathbone 10-1 4. Nossdel Herman Oakley 10-1 4. Challdalc Peter FlretU 1B-1 SECOND RACE: 2:25 p.m. PURSE: (700 SEVENTH RACE: 4:30 p.m. PURSE: »00 GUARANTEES Pace Cond.; 1 Mile; n/w of $800; (lifetime) C-2 Pace; 1 Mile ALARM LOW, LOW 4. Meadow Zealand Gabelll 3-1 1. Wee Willie Winkle Cowger 3-1 Self-Propelled 1. Willie Winkle Cowger 7-2 3. Jean Woollen Dill 4-1 CLOCK 0 inch Swath Cut-3 h.p. > PRICES' 2. Sherry J. Berry 5-1 4. Patsy NImltz Wagner 5-1 IwiASWIVElHEADI 3 4 Cycle Briggs and 4 5. R. G. Direct James 6-1 2. Miss Julia Cobu Oakley 5-1 Stratton Engine with 8. Vonnle Hanover Thomas 6-1 7. Jim Dean Robinson 6-1 THAVIl. IMPULSE STARTER I. Sir Charles Pick Abbatiello 6-1 '&. Formal Escort Laurence 8-1 ..69 HOME thar lets you WIND... 3. Beverly Mine Rhoades 10-1 5. May S. Danrking 8-1 k RELEASE... and GO! 7. Chipman's Heart Meyer 10-1 6. Equalizer Kelley, Jr. 10-1 '3 lumlnou' dial THIRD RACE: 2:50 p.m. PURSE: {700 EIGHTH RACE: 4:55 p.m. PURSE: $900 C-J Pace Cond.; 1 Mile; 5 y.o. and up If. INSURANCE C-2 Face; 1 Mile lor YOU and 4. Miss Afton Shiles 5-2 4. Aunt Debbie Stafford 3-1 I. Machlpongo Dennis, Sr. 4-1 7. Lady Knight Scott . 4-1 SAFETY

2 'lomesiretch Pearl Kelly , 9-2 1. Quick Card Camden 5-1 f with FREE LEAF MULCHEt 8 'Vilmlngtide Hannagan 6-1 6. Grateful Ray EUerman 6-1 BELT |: NO AUIl CMDERS •; 6 Hue Monday Robinson 6-1 3. Leonid Farrlngton 6-1 » FINGER-TIP C5S ACCEPTED § i 8-1 CONTROLS ,'appy Duke Jaeger 2. C. R. Vic Roblnslon 6-1 Recommended! P* QUANTITY RIGrffS ' Gabcttl 10-1 5 ". G. Rachel 8. Dukewyn Gale . 8-1 Approved I „ RESERVED 10-1 3 Jaby Billy To be ann'cd 5; Mohawk Thruway Evans 10-1 Hock FOURTH RACE: 3:15 p.m. PURSE: 1900 NINTH RACE: 5:20 p.m. PURSE: $700 l Gttr C-2 Trot; 1 Mile C-3 Pace Cond.; 1 Mile; 5 y.o. and up Maroon Bicycle 2. Rosalias Nimilz Ellerman 3-1 3. Martha Direct Dupee 3-1 G* 6. Vickie Dean King 4-1 1. Greek Star Dill 4-1 GENERATOR SET'= 4. Bie Bie Cheerful Cowger 5-1 8. Jerry Kirk Farrlngton 4-1 if Finlihed in HANDSOME ' 3. Miss Titanette Ward 5-1 7. Jealous Abbe Martin 6-1 DEGREASER FUEL PUMPS CHROME 8. Pay Skipper Farrlnglon 6-1 5. Debbie Walnut Long 6-1 ICARBUREJOl 42 W. Front Si I. Jackie McKlnncy Huebsch 8-1 4. Busy Chuck Evans 8-1 by 3 rummnct TESTES I 5. Coordinator Flynn 8-1 6. Bobby Star Hannagan 10-1 Preitone CLEANM WtUPOrOMILKEItm! 1 Quick... \<"1 Red Bank Taylor 10-1 2. June Elklngton Gabettie 10-1 Clw«. V-Ui Cktret VI, 49-U) 7. Mapleleaf cltonwi"' I Jull oii 10 p.m. PURSE: 1700 TENTH RACE: 5:45 p.m. PURSE: |700 . ft* 4,47-SO 4 32.M, fbm. FIFTH RACE: J:4» tnami. gol to r'tmovi j - C-3 Pace Cond.; 1 Mile; 5 y.o. and uj C-3 Pace Cond.; 1 Mile; 3 and 4 y.o. MOWIM, 'HONE SH 1-3440 3. Shalidale Iron Farrlngton 3-1 4. Onecta Adlos . Dennis, Sr. 3-1 1 B1W» "tni »>' I __ OpMi Friday evening 'f|| o,, 5. Hunter Botsch 4-1 5. Keen's Dlrecta Thomas 7-2 U$ YOU DRNH KgS3 8. Miss Wiggins Stafford, Jr. 5-1 2. Dora's Joy Dawklns 4-1 Urn,, 8. Miss Goldle Patch Ray 6-1 8. Electric Norrls 5-1 (-1 6. Bewitching Beauty Wagner 6-1 7. Dave Herman Dennis, Sr. 1001. SttlfiS 4. Neighborly Dill 8-1 7. Victoranda Wlmbrow 8-1 SPIWC«HI- MfH wM «U srltk.l i. Mate. INSTALUTIOM 2. Mountain Volo ' Hannagan 8-1 3. Sudden Surprise Taylor 8-1 1. ChockoyoMe Lee Brittlngham 8-1 1. Keystone Girl Pierce , Aug. 8, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER tuawos Honco HEW HELP W ANTED-MALE FOT8ALE PITS AND UVETOCI HOUSES H* wan roa T»t» won*, c*a UM **7r, iveiwiva Ttrte jujiT pun mC* HJLPER -_W«»teol. •nOUCtBIBEOOlt CAM <30O Iptrptfam, trigamiac t$tavt*i. £«J1 10 HTHM. ML SCHWARTZ < K«wlr Minted, U*n WJJ. «"» If' Vast AND FOUND work. Tint* vrenlngs a it tom, u wtncfi Una. ZS8T=tort- rlizifosY, BI» ut wu IIM Potrrua COW/XKTUUJC — r_ oorcrafg. fUBOt — tnt, $m or awn o» Hit I Osmbnieltarlaa! bUo OH. ESIOBT — XXMUett nat_»H- rt S 1 Cll Ut b« s*«a to b* axwredaud. HANDY t£AM WITH .TRUCK — Voids, ELECTROKIC TBCHW1C7AN — Tmi iric» on bnut »«w ftt-not* toMolt [ 140W i£w t:» i.u. tmu. iiOTlshrii tvxu* so tth» /!>•'• SOUK HMk l"OK»t iJ««- S..U1 Call d Wtlt HaTebT ^~^ Ten Urli acbooi gfrls. To nilll ll(at school baokgrouM plus cxperlenca. T< )iuai. 10-r«j fiutMatM, Cm* aw UvliUvlgg trntorn, tout noa. Wtwieii callus, attic, etc, cleaned ReuoaaWe. deliveries. 8H 1.2508. TOY POODLX — Crttffi male, tosr poich, Jurg« pIotofgreoM, complele 1864 JUDBCURY — Hew condition. «W. CaU HI 1-1SW anytime. mi sm. Rant with option to buy. mouths. Ribbon winner, chunptou privacy. Available mm to Icptcmter 7. BOOKKEEPER AND CLERK — Ml-EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Temer-i Music store, Ml MalA it. CHARLX8 HOWER _ Maion Con 60 Broad street Red B«nl bloodline. MU 1-J4S!. THJD DOWBTRA AQEMCY, HI B. yront AUTOS AND TRUCKS tractor. No lob too smalL SH 7-4479 ture, for distributor, good working con- L«J[«wood. dllions. P. O. Box 408, Red Bank. BREAD BAKER— Experienced. Blitte; OERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — B WIDE SEUtenON OF RENTAL* U67 FORD — Hlne-paasenter •tatli. 8H 1-0172. JUM T, AKC. excellent, bealthy, flwliy furnished »nl tmrnniMtud. Im—ti- i«M RENAULT DAUPBmB — Hewwafon. Foriomatlc, radio, heater. Gall Crust Bakery, 1B2-1M Shrewsbury Ave.. LUCITE HOUSE PAINT speclmenl, »50. W6-4669. tires, MW battery, motor recently over- UOHT TRUCK1NQ — Grass cuttln Red Bank. 8«v« ll.M a ration au occupinc>. Samuel Telchel Agency hauleo, radio, boator, and tun root, alter B pm. OB 1-15M. CaU alter 6 p.m. SALES Oceanpon Ave.. Oeeanport Call or dial 291-1091 PAINTERS — First class mechanics Eetular I8.50 per fal. Salt price W»6. U i-3500 or U 3-1801 nets 39 rollci per gallon Excellent 1962 MOA — Convertible, like new. only. Call after i. By DuponL Free dtllvexy. PROWNS, eoodlMoo. Call 767-3360 alter 6 p.m. flddS. For appointment, call OB 1-1800 JOE MONTANO — Mmon Contracto FULL OR PART TIME It Broad Et, He4 Basl 8H 1-7500. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT PICTURKSqUB C0TTAOB-4H rooms, alter 4 p.m OS 1-0975. Stuccoing plastering, concrete worl In tho Mataw&n-Hazlet area. Hoi* SK 1-2005 j_ fireplace, patio. Bet on K ten wooded 1955 PLYMODTH SAVOY — Good r AUTOMOBILE} SALESMEN — Wo artWOOD GUTTER SALE — fxW'l ran- Inf. ttaruporlatloii, automatic, an ft 1953 PONTIAC — Four-door sila: 114 Sprlcjdsie Ave., Bed Bank. 611 pllallz&tion plan, wonderful advance- dom leDfi-tiL Regularly SO cents per APARTMENTS lot In UncroCt. $85 PBr month. Avail- 5447. looking for two dependable, sober me; able. August 15. BH 7-4825. seen anytime at 51 Naveslnt AVB., BUIHydramatlc. S225. Call ment opportunity, car necessary, year- to cell new Ford cars and trucks ani running foot, now 27 centa per running OCEAN OROVS — Furnished or un- Keaoaburg. _____ S« 7-1538 JONES BRO8. — Painting, contractors round position. Apply 9:30 to 10:30. used cars. The newest Ford dealer lr foot. Cash and carry .(slightly weath- furnished, 2-3-f-room, apartments. Best UNFURNISHED — Custom-built, Uirtt- 1859 DODGE CORONET — CompleM 1960 THUNDEHDLRD convintble, bur interior and exterior. Call LO e-513 LULLABY DIAPER SERVICE the area. We run a clean operation. ered). Will deliver 100' or more. RED location. Detail* PR 5-4780. bedroom, l^.bath split level. Recrea- equipment Including enow tires. JS95. gundy with white top, power steering, or 787-0769. Salary and commission. Apply In perBANK LUMBER. SH 1-550). tion room and garage. Two-year lease Can be seen at Commuter's -no, 41power windows, radio, heater, O,49r son. No phone calls please. Ask for SEA BRIGHT — New thret-room apart- available. Shown by appointment only. Shrewsbury Aye., Refl Bank. SH 7-1H8. WEEK-END PAINTERS — We pal WANTED —• Women, experienced to Bob Nelson. Tom's Ford, Inc., 60 Main HAMMOND ments, beautifully furnished, yearly Convenient Little Sliver location, THE houaes Inside and out. Fences, g&ragei work In delicatessen slore. Apply 61 St. Matawan. lease, J12S per month from Sept. 1. 842-MEIBTRICH AGENCY. SH 1-5888. 1852 CADILLAC — Hardtop, low rrjle- WILLYS JEEPT No. SCOUT. Ye etc. Our free estimate will really au: Broadway, Keyport. ORGAN STUDIO 3355. Alter 5 P.m. 842-1869. ase. J3T5. 29 East Bergen PL, ReFour-wheed l drive, brand new. Btaprise yon. Call SH 1-2595 anytime. SALESLADY — Children* wear. ApplyEXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER — (95 to n25 Per Month Bank. K223 delivered. See MAURIC1 Over 25. New York deliveries, steady. OF Aanunv FARE RUMSON — furnished, adults only, THE BBR<3 AQENCY SCHWARTZ t SONS, Plymouth, Va! PAINTING AND DECORATING—Qual :n person only. Youlh Center, 20 Broad Starts H0O weekly. References. WrIK Elecirc-Wce Orgia -I22D, three rooms, private entrance, (70 Rt » Uulllstown CORVAIR — 1361 Rn.mps!de Pick-up Ity work, low rates. Call BH 7-(8S7 oi SI^JTte" ~ d• lank month, utilities supplied. 842-3394. O8 1-10O0 R&dto heater. stanrtnnl transmission. ant. Imperial, Chrysler. Internationa: LO 64309. 'A.G.," Box 511. Red Bank, N. J. Estey Chord organ Sieelient eondltlo-. HO 2 K131 evenings. Tucks. 141 West Front St., Red Bank. WAITOESS For part-time day work Hammond Bxtravolce KEANBBURO — Four looms, oath, RED BANK — Seven-room, unfurnished 1953 PLYMOUTH sedan, automatic, ei- In coffee shop. Call Hammond Chord: organ 8-0 patla house, garage, corner lot Available ccllent condition, S175. Applegate's Oa- CO 41DO3 HELP WANTED-Male • Femali Wurlluer Bplnet Organ 787-2743 or 787-3MH September 1. yearly Hut. Call SH 7- rage, corner Ave. D and Leon&rdvlli EMPLOYMENT B0OKKEEPEH — Billing, typing, gen- Conn Spinet Organ .—— 695. APARTMENT — Attractively lurnlshed, 3008 for Information. 1961 FORD Rd., Leonardo. 231-1900, EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Hammond M-3 Spinet (blond) ..-_ 795. HELP WANTED-FEMALE eral office work. Call living room, kitchenette, bedroom bath NEPTUNE—Three-bedroom ranch, l'i Ftlrlane 600 Jour-door. This Is tral: LO 6-3900 °Executlve-Sales-Offlce-Domestic SALES AND SERVICE with shower. Private) entrance. All utili- baths, cellar, carport, 1135 unfurnished. Sincerity and ability with high •thlcs RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION ties. BH 1-134& • well-Kept car. Beiutllul black [in STATION WAGONS STATISTICAL TYPIST-SECRETARY — DOMESTICS IN PLACEMENTS August 10. LI 2-1620. KB 1-4843. Uh with matching gray and blac 1960 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE For CPA: some steno. Handwrlte ! Open Dally Till > - Saturday Till o:30 THREE-ROOM garage apartment, fur- Interior. Floor mats like new. Econor- COOK—Family ot lour X80 60 Broad St. Red Banl RUMBON — Lovely three-bedroom wa- 1959 FORD RANCH WAGON sume to P. o. Box 947, Red Bank. 8HADY8IDB 7-0377 COOKMAN AVI. AND MAIN ST. nished or unfurntfned, Holmdel are- terfront home, furnlthed. September to lcu ali-cyllnder engine with automjt. 946-8421. transmission tor your driving pleasure 1950 FORD COUNTRY SQUITUB WAITRESSES — Experienced, full ol COOK—Family ot three «3 BARB EMPLOYMENT AQONCX PB B-MOO July. 842-3429. Radio heater and white aide wa 1956 FORD RANCH WAGON part-time. Apply In person. Shore Point qualified Personnel For Quality OrdeL HIGHLANDS — Three rooms furnished, tlree make this an absolute steal i MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS, Ply- Inn. Highway 35. Hazlet. CHAMBERMAID WO 210 Broad Long Branch CA 2-474.' DESKS — >15 up, files fU up. chairs. yearly, all utilities supplied, $80 month. TWO FURNISHED HOMES FOR RENT only (1(99. mouth. Valiant, Imperial Chrysler, In- adding machines, typewriters manual Call 872«9W. Split level in exclusive aecllon of ternational trucks, HI west Front St., SLEEVE SETTERS and stitchers on li CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS «55 ACS EMPLOYMENT AQENCY and electric, orflce equipment etc. Shrewsbury Bora oa hi acre. Beauti- Red_Bank. ______dies coats. Union shop, 35-hour wee: Uvery order & applicant our specialty bargain prices. New or used. AAC Desk EAST KEANSBURO — Three rooms fully landscaped. Enclosed porch, ga- Vacation with pay and all paid bo 12 Broad St.. Red Bank SH 7-3491 and bath, hot water supplied. 155 Fhone rage. tl&O per month. 1959 CHEVROLET .. _ PsTUDBBAKBIl Champion, Rood days. Apply Adams Bros.. 25 t GENERAL HOUSEKEEPER *55 Co. Rt. 35. Oaklrarit. KB 1-3990. 7S7-4B4S. station car. $100. May be ictn evenlngi, Bridge Ave., Red Bank. COUPLE (S) WAITRESS—Four day week. Three openings for a cook(s) - bulk FIANOS-£ave 1200 or more or! list Four-room cottage In Shrewsbury Boro, BOOKKEEPER — For moving anc price, brand new 8S-notB console pi- within walking distance of shopping Nomad 1961 OPEL — Excellent condition, ilghi sleep out $15year round. $450-1600. Experience and anos. 10-year guarantee. Come see, area. Large living room, kitchen, two storage business, double entry system references required. bedrooms. 9125 per month. ToaT^aor Nomad station waicon. Til blue, full lun roor, many «ttr«», Call general ledger. Burroughs posting ma MOTHER'S HELPER »50 EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY save. Rent, option to buy. Tenzer'i LIVE MODERN Is a beauty. Full power, aulomntl S42-28&4. chine for payroll: state and teflera Music Store, 306 Main St., Lakewood. GO Broad Street Red I Call after « p.m., BH 1-5784. trammllsloii. Exceptionally clean Iron 1951 MO — TD, Best reasonable offer. payroll returns, Handwrite resume tc EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY SH 7-0577 tna gleaming blue finish to the color CaU after 8 p.m. ~ O. Box M7, Red Bank. 60 Broad St. Hed Bant SALE RENT FREE FIVE-ROOM HOUSE — Available Im- toyed Interior. For work or play Oil: SH 1-9161 SH 7-0377 SCHOOL BUB DRIVERS wanted. Appl] COOS ft DUNN RUBBERIZED VEL- mediately. Kent 185 a month. Call be- win jtally ail your needs. IWt mis: SECRETARY — Must be competent Bennett Bros. Corp.. 218 But Roat tween S-fl p.m. 291-1674. this one at only ?139S. MORR18 MINOR station wagon, IBS), and experienced typist. Apply Martlr SLEEP IN — Reliable woman seeking Belford, N. J. VET LATEX, (4.08 gal (Compare with Tlvoll Garden Apartments, one of excellent condition. Call Rubber Company, Long Branch Ave. permanent position caring for child and others at 18.69 gal.) Free delivery. NEW BTX-ROOII Cam Cod. Four bed- Long Branch. houae. SH 7-9286, call 8 to B. EXPERIENCED WEEK-END LAEORA the states newest and most mod- THESE CARS COST LESS AND AH] H42-36S8 TORY TECHNICIANS. RlWMrtew Hos PROWN*S room.*, 1ft oaths, basement, ons Mock BACKED UP BY OOOD SERVICE WOMAN — To take care o! small MOTHER'S HELPER WANTED — Live pita!. Call 8H 7-M57. ern colonial communities offers to bus and shopping. $140 a month. 1859 THUNDERBIRD — Have you beel child, ltght housekeeping. References. in, care of children, light housekeeping 32 Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-7500 Lease required. ELWOOD A. ARM- Ireamlng of a Thunderblrd? This al STARTTNO September. SH 1-M42. duties, no cooking. SH 7-1911. EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE — TRADE IN your old rurnrcura wllli no you three months of rent free STRONG. AOBNCY, Realtor, BH Pros- white convertible la fully powered In- Good opportunity with established mul- down payment and get a new parlor pect Ave., utUe Sliver. SH 1-4500. - cludfrjj; electric windows, power steer- WAITRESS — Experienced for restau- tiple listing realtor. P. O. Box 208or dining room let at ial« prices. Wil- living. TOM'S ing, and la a local one-owner car. Stop rant dining room. Daily from 11:30 toMlddletown, N. J. liam Left Furniture Xnc, Swy 3a. BUNGALOW — Furnished, three rooms In and see It t o d a y. MAURICE 2:30 p.m. and Fridays and Saturdays Mlddletown. SH 1*3213, open evening* and bath. Adults, no pets. S80 a month. FORD, INC. SCHWARTZ & SONS, Plymouth, Val- from 5 to 11 p.m. Call CA 2-9778 he- till 9 p. m. Move in now! Pay your first rent SH 1-1274. 276 Mechanic St. iant, Imperial, Chrysler. International MATHEMATICS :ween 6 and 10 p.m. Ask for Mrs Nlch- STEADY EMPLOYMENT ruckB. 141 West Front St., Red Bank. HOUSE — Unfurnlsbed. Six rooms, ex- 60 Main St. Matawa For reliable people, bpth men anc in November. cellent location. Small family desired. i957~PONTIAC convertible, full power, EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — MusL A PRICE PARED DOWN Available Oct. 1. J125 monthy. For women. Previous experience noi details call SH 1-6234. 1K9 STATION WAGON — Ford Coui) immaculate condition. Asking S95O. 1951 ASSISTANT apply in person and be over 21. Howard Rent at Tivoli is quite reasonable try Sttuire, Excellent condition, CHEVROLET, power glide, radio, heal. Johnson Restaurant, Hwy 35, Middle- necessary, better than averag< TO YOUR POCKETBOOK! HALF DOUBLE HoUSB — Red Bank, 03 1-2796 tf, 1125. 787-5077. town, wages and good working condi- too. It's only $135 per month for unfurnlsbed fix rooms, oil beat, walking To asalit engineers in mathe- THREE ROOMS OP distance to achool, available) Septem- 1957 FORD -- Pickup truck, good con iQatlca.1 calculations, Requires tions. Phone CO 4-8O0O for inter- three rooms. This includes ber 1. Rent 4100. Call BH 1-7220 after eUtlon. J8S). 3555 CADILLAC '°uf-*» MOBILE HOMES goo& understanding of advanced 5:30 rm. Mian, good condition, $700. Call 787 zn&them&tlci for computer pro- HELP WANTED-MALE NEW FURNITURE yes includes gas, electric, heat, WE8T LONO BRANCH — Three bed- HOMES gramming or work involving ROOFERS AND EIDINO MECHANICS probability and itatietics. BS or - Jlpply 9 a.m., INSULATION ft SID- Coits only $398! Elegant hot water, etc., plus a swimming room*, one year's lease, usa per M57 PONTIAC — Eight-cylinder, radio >>e4 - 10* down BA. degres In math the mini- month. Call after 5 P-m. CA »&8 beater, standard transmission, plnlc and Fair « v-rear flnanoing INll CORP., 005 Mala St.. Aabury Park. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female pool. Other apis., 4% and five grey, 1760. 03 1-3109. mum requirement. Some train* living room with Contempo DEAL — Lovely corner IUJQHL Mven ROBBINSVILLE In; hi j*y*icj or economics de- PAINTERS WANTED WILL HELP WITH PARTHa, dinners, rooms. rooms (three bedrooms, SK baths) 1967 FORD FAIKLANSi 500, two-Otwi o •lrabl«. oood scholastic achieve- 11 between 8 and 7 p.m. Flume or other occasions. Call rary sofa or three • piece near school, bus, and stiopDlng; Avafl- Mdaa. Good condition. $525. TRAILER SALEB. WC. ment preferred. HO J-0881. SH 1-8881 291-2687 ule 130 RobbtosTOla, If. J. curved sectional, matching abl« after Labor bay. $iX jwr month HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE — Wishes Come at once! See for yourself! pluttllttSsI utilitiesHf'llltl^a . Cal/fall an^w**9y morninTill nilBI 1 gI excepaVAAAtf WANTED — Manager of commercial club chair, two ttep tables, Monday or Thursday. KB 1-ojtlT. IMS PLYMOUTH — Very I COMB IN TO 8KB US sales. Young, growing electronic Instru- typing In her own home. lint, good, running condition. ! Call ment company deslrel aggressive man 291-2687 SB T-4061 after 8 p.m. MONDAY-FRIDAY, £ A.M.-J P.M. cocktail table, lamps and TIVOLI MATAWAN — Three-bedroom home with Borne technical and sales back- WOMAN — WUhes la da homework, with garage, clean, near achools and BOATS & ACCESSORIES OR PH0NB3 ground to handle al] phases of promo- In. Call 9x12 rug; double dresser GARDEN APARTMENTS transportation. LO 8-3(69. MUST SELL THIS WEEKI tion, advertising, contacts and sales of 0S 1-3305 INSURANCE — ttarlnt, outooard-ail newly developed proprletory Items. Ex- ? bedroom with mirror, book- THREE-BEDROOM ranch, conveniently 1N0 Cadillac, silver blue eonvertlWe. forms. Rolston Waterbury, Realtor, IN HOLMDEL cellent opportunities for advancement Westwood & Bath Ave. located In Middleluwn. Available* Sep- Holt see to appreciate. Hake otter. lince 1925. is W. Front St.. BH 7-3500. and growth, depending only upon ability case bed, mattress and tember 1. Year's lease, U25 month. Call CA 2-1235. Ask for Edgar. (NEAR RED BANK) :o produce. Bend confidential resume to SITUATIONS WANTED, Male Long Branch CApital 2-2030 DOWBTR- _"""" _._A_ AOENCY,'91 East Front .QAiN — Any boat you want to ON ROBERTS RD. spring, two lamps, pillows SI. SH 1-S7!» 1110 RENAULT DAUFHINB — A-art- Ised very little. Best otter. Call eve id 4:30 at PR 15-0597 and ask fo; FULL TIME JOBS 9-9 Thursday and Friday merit Centrally located, J100 a month FURNISHED ROOMS — Newly decor- PLYMOUTH — 1959, two-door Fury ntogs. SK T-C2W. [ Turner. BEAUTY SHOP—small Owner plus A- Including heat, water. Can after f> p.m. ated. Private entrance, sitting room. In- low available In our recently opened hardtop. Oood condition. J085, Can 264- RETVEL CBAPT Hardtop boat, 1980, atyltit. Red ' Bank Center. Retiring. SPECIAL ATTACHMENTS for Singer SH 1-6115. quire 43 Peters PI., Red Bank between 8357. IECRETARY — Red Bank, part-tirm ictory branch. Want alert and amThree-da- y operation grosses $12,000 a 6 and 7:30 p.m. h.p. Scott-McCullotlgh motor with to 6, Monday through Friday. Ac )itlou> men, age 21 to 35, who aryeare , Reasonably priced for quick sale. Model 301 sewing machine. Bought new RUMSON — Three rooms, unfurnished IBM PONTIAC CLUB COUPE — Oood aailamatlc, completely equipped with rate typing, some iteno preferred. eady and willing to work. We have Excellent clientele. For details write machine. SH 1-6332. heat, water supplied, near school, t)us. FURNISHED ROOM — Private bath, condition. Reasonable. Phone electric starter anl generator, ta- 180. 65 River Rd., Mr. Pryof. 842-1632. modern furniture, plenty of closet 787-0458 chometer, compass, side ladder, boat loll BH 7-3500. >p en Ings In three departments, and "A.Q.," Box 511. Red Bank. HKEWBBUKY — Teacher need* worn- JiCse are permanent jobs with the WE REPAIR space, alr-condttloned, reaaonable. CA cover and extra large tank. Used very DRIVE-IN RESTAURANT — On tnotei RED BANK — Unusual fire-room gar- 2-1535. 193] DODGE PANEL TRUCK little, coat $2,400. bargain at I1.B00. to cue for fouj-year-old ^d light opportunity for rapid promotion. No grounds for lease or sale. Excellent Aluminum window screens. Venetian den apartment, -for September. Electric 1100 Call after 5:30 p.m., 787-5749. aekeeplne. CaUSH 7-1321 alter ft p.m. experience necessary, ! money mafter. LI 2-1700. _^ bunds, aluminum storm window glass kitchen, two bedrooms, large rooms ROOM — Nice home, all modern, csr OMAN — 35-45 years of age, to worL Inserts. Past service, freo delivery. and closets. Private stairway to ga- accommodation. Reasonable. 67 Shrews- ESTABLISHED vending business; oihe PROWN-S 32 Broad St BH 1-7500. -age. Quiet, fine atmosphere. Rent S155. bury Ave.. Red Bank. EH 1-9114. CADILLAC — 1959, excellent condition. ill time In card shop. Call In penoo. CallSH 1-4326 for Interview interest, for sale, 1750 complete. Call CaJj after 6 p.m. TRAILER SALE Broad El., Red Bank. ______KODAK MEDALIST II CAMERA - MADISON GARDENS FURNISHED ROOM — Very cool, con- 741-1723 after «, SH 1-0878. 132 South St SH 1-7(33 ALL TYPES—ALL SIZES KUTQ MECHANICS — Two, steady, Flashgun, unA case, perfect condition, venient location. 157 Mapla Ave*nue, 1958 PONTIAC — BonnevlUa cwy -ellable men for shift work. Attending (90. Call CO 4-I909 or write P.O. BoxAPARTMENT — 9 Broao St.. three Red Bank. Call BH 72809. AMBITIOUS 161, Holmdsl. 1 vertlble, excellent condition, power .^BVTUSED WAITRESS jroduction machinery. Factory experi- rooms and bath. Heat supplied year- SINOLE ROOMS — Cleaa and com- steering, power brakes, radio, heater. Experienced Only ence not necessary. Permanent jobi, AIR CONDITIONER — 'i Remington, round. Immediate occupancy. SH 7-0209. I bucket teats. Am forced to sell, win BE YOUR OWN BOSS fortable. Reaaonable rates. Qaragr. Special, lightning 'clan Busy House-Good Houri . ;ood pay. Phone CO 4-8000 for Interview almost new, 160: Girl's Chicago roller THREE MILES FROM MATAWAN — Oentlemen preferred. S3 Wallace St. sacrifice at $2,099, tor quick sa!». Call UNLIMITED POTENTIAL skates, white S3. SH 12175. Mr, Wyer. BK 1-0010 extension 35. SAILBOAT TRAILERS REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Ex- Modern > unfurntalfed, ont-bedroom, ga- BH 1-53PJ. MAHER"S perienced, full-time, Ideal working con- tun a Gull Sdrrlce Station located al KELVINATOR REFRIGERATOR — 10rage apartment. For bachelor or busi. RUMSON HOTEL HAROLD KOFOED lltlons. Casey's Agency, HlKhwav 35. Leonardvllle Road, Belford. cu. ft., good condition. J25. ness Couple wtio like country. {SO draclous living, charming atmosphere COMMUTER CARS :oardwalk. Long Branch, New Jersey lailet. Phone 254-8442. Night Phone. monthly. Will furnish from main house IBS Vftst Front St. Keyport, N. X LI S-01S2 One or two-room suites, day, week ot Look it them to fit all pocketbooks OLD COSMETIC PABTIES—Earn «5 566-1854. lome nnanclal help for qualified man. at slightly higher rental..SH 1-8789. year ronnd. Snloy private beach club, >r three houra' work. Sverytblng fur- HE 6-6666 S to S weekdays HOTPOINT RANOE — In rood condi- 1955 VOLKSWAGEN ,'sfifd. Beaudfiil flft line, STUDIO IEN — 18 or over. Full-time or part- tion. J35. Call FIVE ROOM APARTMENT — Avail- cocktail lounge, continental dining 1959 SIMCA INBOARD — Flberglaued. eictl- line, days, evenings, weekends. OS 1- CO 4-31S2 Nlgbti, weekends able immediately, also one for Septem- room. 10 Waterman Ave., Rumson. One celleit coniltltm. 1125. Call JIRL CO3MKTIC33. For lull details 842-1262 half block South of Bta Bright bridge. 1960 SIMCA 842-2209 :all 787-5368, 925 or in person. MCDONALD'S HAM- 12-UNIT MOTEL — Plus comfortable ber. Call SH 1JlIJ^ I960 HILLMAN WAGON IURGER9, Hwy. 85. Mlddlelown. six-room home. Excellent Income, po- 342-2000. 19S9 RAMBLER WAGON : ©TJNTBR OIRIJ — 18 or over, eve CHARCOAL 39c A BAG OCEANPORT — Furnished apartment, JLASPAP. G3 SKI boat, 1960, with tential. Priced for quick sale, {35,500. kitchen, balh, private entrance. Utilities TWO BEDROOMS — with kitchen priv- MO VALUNT SEDAN lohnson windshield, steering; apparatus, Ing hours. Holly Hill Drive-In, Kt. 33,EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY PRODTJC- GEORGE V. ILLMEN3EE, Real Estate rest Keansburg. TION MANAGER — Man familiar with Included. Near post. bus. stores. Couple ileges located near Bendlx and Fort MAURICE SCHWARTZ * SON8, Ply. gear ohlft. White with red trim. Phone —Mortgages, Rt. 34, Colta Neck. HO 2- COOK-OUT SUPPLIES only. 50 Pemberton Ave. Monmouth. LI 2-2539 or 8H 1-8374, mouth, Valiant, Imperial, Chrysler, In* like Kirk, 842-2260, or see at Irwln'i linen supply, must be capable of ban 3172. ternatlonal trucks. 141 West Front St., Yacht Works. Red Bank. .VON BELJS ITSELF—Full or Part lltng people. Address replies stating ICE CHE3T3-1995. Sale S13.69 TWO-BEDROOM — Garten apartment. IV, ROOMB FOR ONE — Or two teach- Ime. Several territories open for •xperlence, qualifications to WASH ers, kitchen privileges. Weekdays call Red Bank. .5' BOAT — Flberglased, In water, romen Interested In having, a Rood COIN-OPERATED LAUNDROMAT — Matawan, on the lake. 1 :ITY, IKC, 211 Edwards Avenue, Long "Rainbow" TV & Hardware LO 6-1051 after 7. all day weekends. 8H 1-8494. 1966 FORD — Four-door Town Sedan. (125. 18 Cape Cod. aa Is, »35 firm. teady Income. Experience unneces- ranch, or call CA 2-0372 for appoint- Must sell, sacrifice. Call V-B automatic. Call evenings or Satur- )S 1-1567 alter 5. lary. SH 1-4343 or write: Mrs. Marga- ent. Across Acme Lot! Broad, Red Bank APARTMENT — Furnished, four rooms ait-tjme, good personality, neat ap- Red Bank. CAN — Two-door, automatic, clean, one 842-2084. ive knowledge oi routine lab proce- itsxance. age 21-40. Apply at Shamrock Call William Left Furniture, Inc., Hwy. HOUSES FOR SALE Owner. Call CO 4-59T7. ures, specialists office In Long Branch, lar. Keansburg. 36, Mlddletown SH 1-3213. Open eve- i960 — 18' Penn Yan. 1960 75 h.p.{cowledge of .office procedure helpful, nings till 9 p.tn. lohnson outboard motor. COMMERCIAL RENTALS SACRIFICE—Owner trangr&rred, thre^ 1955 OLDSMOBILE S8 — Hardtop, SH 1-9598 pleasant surroundings. Apply "A.R.," MEN MORTGAGES power steering and power brakes. Good ox 511, Red Bank, stating full partlcU' SLEEP LATER LODGE ROOM (nr rent Center of bedroom Cape Cod on qutet deadend •Million. 08 1-2904. IPEED SKIFF — 18'. 95 h.p. Inboard. tiadletown-Red Bank area. I neefl ten HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEX7 town. Could be used alao (or office street. In linen neighborhood. Jo*t len who can start work this week, Your credit Is good. First and second WINDOW SHADES space. Approximately 2.400 tq. ft Write minutes to Red Bank ftatlon. Deal , FRIDAY |90 •ull-tlme, uteady, year-rourid Janitorial mortgages, SH 1 «<< or FO 3-2801. 'T.or>nB" Box.511, Hed Bank. direct and lave. $15,400. Call SH 74736. AUTOS AND TRUCKS r Way get up wltb the birds? Oet room WANTED — Small outboard motor, ork. Eight hours a night, five nights darkening shades. Immediate service. OFFICES FOR RENT — Center oi TINTON FALLS AREA — Urn three- ood condition only. Call :O0KKEEPKR 135 week. Must be dependable, have birth town. Heat furnished. Call bedroom ranch, two bathi, California 291-1565 irtlficata and own transportation tc MERCHANDISE PROWN'S SH 7-UOO fltyle kitchen with dinette, extra Urge ECRBTARY id from work, Paid holidays and va 33 Broad 8t. Red Bank SH 1-7500 paneled den with bar, wall-to-wall car- MARINE SUPPUES ition. Apply In person Thursday eve- TTHBT-To assist bookkeeper *65 Ing, 6 to 8:30 p.m. No other time, FOR SALE SLENDERIZING EQUIPMENT - For peting full dry cellar. Excellent neigh- everything For The Boatman. New rent or Bale: free delivery. Souto Jer- borhood. Must see to appreciate, call 'ersey'a largest marine supply house. larmony Bowl, Rt, 35, Mlddletown, REASONABLE — showcases, aluminum HOUSES FOR RENT owner LX 2-0753 or 8H 1-4819 for ap- 'AYROU, CLERK Open storm windows, wooden storm doors, sey SURGICAL 8H 1-2614. £v]nrude Sales and Service tUTCHER Friday and Saturday. HALF DOUBLE HOUSE - Red Bank, pointment. TBE BOATMAN'S SHOP 'ill glass shelves, mirrors, wooden screens, IDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 291-0662 small gas stove, aluminum egg crate, unfurnished six rooms, oil heat, walking NEW SHREWSBURY — Owner trans- 4 Wharf Ave. Bel Bank formica counter top, awning frames, MERCHANDISE WANTED distance to school, available Septem- ferred. Immediate occupancy. Split SH 1-57BO Broad St. Hed Bank MAN — Part-time, Red Bank area. tee cream refrigerator, iron mangier. ber l. Rent WOO. Call SH 1-7220 after OUNTER OIRL. — Luncheonette el- :30 p.m. ^ ' level lour bedroom, 2V4 baths, recrea- Open Sundays and Holidays erience, over 21 years, 40 hour week. Hour* 12 noon unt'l 5 n.m. Cuatndla" 291-1602. ' FIVE H.P. AIR COMPRESSOR — 60 tion room, extra room, laundry baie- 9 a.m.-l p.m. :all SH 1-OOW. >r large, new office building. Must gallon tank, three-phase. Call RANCH-TYPE HOME on the Shrews- ment, patio, beautifully landscaped. SPECIAL SAVINGS ive cood work record, be neat and WESTINOHOUBE WASHINO MACHINE SH 7-2060 bury River. Large living room, fire- Near schools>i transportation. Must be' PLYWOO-*.-..—~, D— QARVY 1960 ECRBTART — olrl Friday, salary spendable. Also have birth certificate. — Excellent condition. Reasonable. SH seen to be appreciated. 4% per cent *60 Chevy Mania. Coupfet. ivlnrude, IS h.p., $160. re offer good pay. paid holidays and WANTED • place, two good-size bedrooms, oil heat. '60 Sludeb&ker ConvertibU 291-1842 pen. USED ORIENTAL RUO8 222-3033. mortgage can be assumed. SH 1-M97. PR 6-680O icatlon. Apply In person, Thursday POOL. — 3'xlB1, complete wltn filler, '60 Dodge Station Wagon (venlng, 6 to 8:30 p.m. No other time. CHINESE AND PERSIAN •59 Chrysler 2-dr. Hardtop RUNABOIT — 40 h.p. oulboard ISSISTANT PAYROLL CLERK—Some vacuum, ladder. Cost $325 will sell for FRIEDMAN GALLERIES HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE •59 Ford 2-dr, Hardtop actor, eectrlc starter, steering wheel, larmony Bowl, IU. 35, Mlddletwn, SHXI. Call OS 1-2139. ontrols. wlndBhlelrf, excellent condition. piece rate experience desired In cloth- PR 4-3143 Bvenlngs CA •59 Plymouth 4-dr. Bcdan is manufacturing Hue. Also familiar 1 RCA — 21" console TV, beautiful cabr H 1-9598. lth quarterly reports. Write "A.F.," KIEF —Year round $125 'IAN0S WANTED-HIGHEST PRICES '58 Chevy Station Wagon net Call after 5 p.m. •AID. CALL H. TENZER, 308 MAIN •57 Ford 4-dr. Sedan T FLEETCRAIT — 35 h.p., electric ox Ml. Red Bank. IECO.VD COOK SH 7-5776 •57 Chevy 2-dr. Sedan itarting motor, Master Craft trailer, T., LAKEWOOD. FO 3-2190, '56 Chevy 4-dr. Sedan ully equipped. Two full t'lnks of Rag,KITCHEN HELPERS — Bus girls, OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT counter, Blrls. J1.35 Hour. HTCHRN HELPERS, Bug boys DUAL WINDOW FAN •58 BuItU 2-dr. Hardtop vater skis. Ready to go. Terrific buy, IDWAHDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac '58 Plymouth Convertible !MK). Win finance. 4H Ocean Boulevard Broad St. Ren Bank to 51.50 hour $19.95 Immediate cash for anything and ev- MODEL HOME ' •88 Ford 2-dr. Hardtop tlantlc Highlands. 291-1653. IDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY erything Ruscll's, 29 East Front St.. '55 Plymouth 4-dr. Bedim SHEIJLCRAFT with head, 60 h.p,ALESLAI1Y — For elt shop, steady Broad St. Red Bank AIR CONDITIONERS SH 1-1693. '55 Chevy Station Wagon osltlon. Write "A.X.," Box 6U, Red i Nine rooms including four bedrooms, paneled den. family room, lMm ectrlc atart outboard and trailer. In ank. for interview. 'AN — Hardware and paint atore. HASSOCK FANS Many others to choose from. 'ater, excellent condition, $750. CO 'up-time. Exnerlence preferred. Write 'I room, dining room, modern kitchen with dishwasher, 214 baths, evtr- 0S72. ALESWOMAN — Full-time. Apply In A.B.," Box 511, Hed Bank. _____ BIG DISCOUNTS PETS AND LIVESTOCK .' sired two-car garage. Landscaped corner lot. Wall-to-wall carpetln[, TROJAN CABIN CRUISER — lerson to manager. Sun Ray Drugs, 46 iIQUOH SALESMAN $75 j drapes, curtains and other appointments. 13S 1st Ai-e., All. Highlands p. Orny, best nfler. troad St., Red Bank. "Rainbow" TV & Hardware IDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY OERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC illn,. Men \,,rth „) HI, JO) SH 1-7187 (Across Acme Lot) Broad, Red Bunk egistered, bred for beauty and tem- 'AITRE6S — Age 25 to 40, eiperl- erament, very reasonable. OS 1-1530. 2SI-II0I • open 'Ul 9 p.m. 'URNABOUT SAILBOAT — Good con- need. 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Apply In UTO SALESMAN — To sell most DINING ROOM SET — Seven pieces, UtNDKUANNJrteal Bstate, Hwr. medium lmthodof tioo Uu Owner. LI 1-JJO1. 85, latontown. u '— ~ " lO.lUstak* leaniar 28. On — Three-bedroom split lev. HMU. S.H*c.out S7. Wrin- . lot. Large paneled reerea- «.Astor Uon room, 114 baths, faraae. Conven- OWNIR TRANUrSRKIiD — House 11 Lawford <. Indian kles ient location. Owner moving, priced empty- Centered m daw forest of c.n- 38. Certain low tars Principals only, call Co <•turj-oW oak trees. A charmlm 314-J«»r- IS. A campaign * B1M, after S p.m- old Colonial showpiece. Center hill, for- 1*. Part of a.Mtmorabt« song- Teeter4ay-s Hm mal dlnlnc toon, (out maatu-tlnd tea- VAU. HOMES — Four-room unit New rooms, 5H baths, pins-paneled den, "to be" 8. To blundtr book • Hindi AtUnf H00. Momln.1 Sana broadloom in every room. Sacrificing U.Kan's 7. Ascend 30, Open s or aH 1-tmr «rtmiin. at tSMKKL Will consider efler. Call is- nleknama 8.LUws conUIner 4O.B«ndthe NEW HOtna — Portaupeck. Nice loca. day. Don't mln out ajmlo. THOMF- 18. Adjust 9. Not duisa St Wealthy tlon, near water. Low taxes. Four bed- BOW ft BARTEU, Realtor!, «H 7-WOO. head rooms, split level. S28,«oo. Call CA 3-THIS HAN CAN'T AFFORD TWO IT.Japanea* 11. Sorts flax 32. "The 41. Golfer — H0H8B — Immediate occupancy, own- , mwMure l5.On«-spot Wise Kan" Snead er tranaferxed1.. leaving behind four-bed- y*m HjkViw — NSW *i|Kt-n»*i|Kt a wilt. room epllt on « oulet atfeet'lnNew 18. Confront card S3. Egyptian 43. Biblical LOCTJeTT — BlX-rooXroom ranchranch. MDnmouth. Walklnf dietance to public 2O.Ut|i worm is.1Y> irrlUta capital name J91-O0OJ and pjurochtal schooli proa abopplnK. 3L"O<*« With nmnfta.m. Call, iee It todaj. t 3 6 b 7 B THOMPSON * BARTELL, Kealtm, the Wind" MIDDLETOWN SH 7-S800. Junto* % Immtdiat* Poiitnion li.Rellmes 9 r/ to II Traoatanred owner often Immaculate 24. Instruct •Z fcur-nar-aid oolonla) en oae*en, la LOCUST — Attractive 114 Jear old 39.Vs«d aa a 13 wortW sett** wtth brook. I*wn a nre>room ranch, large living room, % •howpleee. rour eversUM benroomi, dining ana, three bedroomt, JU balhi, wait 14 19 Ib IH batba. llrlor room, early American cuttom bulk, in nice location. ,19,700. fta* '/A •trie daraf room-kltcSen combination Dial 711-7300 SLFaliulous with brick wall and fireplace, laimdr PHILir 3. BOWERS It CO t-T I* 19 room, playroom with outside door, Real BitaU Since KM Wrd patio, two-car attached garage, man: WALTER S. OVBRTON S4.Psstxy ettres. School bus stop one-block aw_ a_ Affiliate XI XX to publlo aid It Leo's parts*, StatioBtatioin. W White St. Red Bask StLFiUC and tree parking three mlnutea away. Oppoelte Municipal Marking Lot % Barge TOO buy. set this borne. Direct 1+ V 15 17 2S 01 1-J717. ST. At home /A ATLANTIC HIGHLAND* — Sacrifice, >* BT. XA1CSS hatidirmaa epeclal, two bedroomi, nur- U.Chlnese % .. __ -reaoapinetaiey •enr, new kitchen, dining room with djnuatjr 11 M 35 1 fo lullMn cnlna. oloiet, booulielvei, gu aa as two baths, 1llreplaoe la llvlnat rooinfSSl heal, storm wlndowa, fire alarm aya- ».Onoe called dining TOO J, TV den, cellar, farace, tem. «U>,600. Call 3«-J7» I a.m. to U -Cathsy » brick ud 3—-le Cape Cod. ReaucVi aO n n to 01,000. SH BO WOW! rOUR-BSBBOOlf new euitom leader Jotu 4J VA4a By LEE WALK OAK HILL RANCH — Five bedrooma, bunt Cape Cod In Keaaetmrg. Large THE PHANTOM three baths, central air condltlonlni kitchen with nice cabinets, gaa dryer, Philip — •tena built-in, eil appliances. Wall-to: arge liTlng room, IK bathi. hot air IS. White- 43 •4- wall carpet, many extras. Cuitom-bullt. teat, eewen. Only K4,2OO. CHATEAU WHEN I SAW SKlia MARK- two-years-old. Asking (42,900. Can OBREALTY, Real Eitate. 787-HU, eve- plumed Mrd nlnci HI 2-30B2. 44. Celestial MEANS PHANTOM'S CQVUN5- HHeg. mornings or after 7 p.fn. 49- 44> IKNBV THESE «EM WERE HOT THEVAREnNISHH7--rO APPLEBROOK - Brick and clapboard COLTS NZCK — Mx-room older home, being &XX> ONES- BUT THATS BETTER GQ FAST' ranch, three bedrooms, living room on four acrei, with wide brooki. 15.Herfolren fa •with flreplaea, combination kltehen-dln- •lS.OOO OKORaE V. TIXMENSEE. Real 8-8 NOT A\Y BUSINESS. I 1nt mm, large icreened porch, on Eitate — Mortgagee, Rt 31, Coltl OK. NO QUESTIONS tree abaded hair acre. Home mahlr Neck, no 3-3172. painted. 08 1-0M7. UIDDLETOWN SHERWOOD (X1REBT DUAL — Qraclotii. beautifully land' •—Four-bedroom ipllt, two full bathe, ewaped, (onr-ttre bedroomt, den, aacrl- recreation roomm, patiop,, full biementbaiement, flee, tM.Mft Wain, it Poplar. KSl^noD attachetthdd garage, on full acre. ExtraeEt , lw prlnolplB only. Cann OS 1-3J74. 1HDDLETOWN — Ibne-bedroom Bridge Column RED BANK. QOOD RETOtEiflNT home In convenient location. Buettent OKE PUX>R BOUE. last of Broad Street, short walk to all convenleneas. London's most famous cricke Ejickaed porch, living room, dining roam. Two bedrooms, basement central club has ope entrance for play- town. OS heat on find. Low taxes. Small lot forers and another, for gentlemen. THE HANDS easy maintenance. J11.000. LAWRENCE I. BCHILUNO, REALTOR It Spring Bridge isn't cricket, but the same Streett, Redd BBanka . MEMBER UVtm-distinction applies. tntw ax soon RANCH — run case- PLa usToiusToiaa. SH iUt South dealer ment. garage, convenient location, At- ASSUME IfORTOAaB with 13.600 on South ruffed the second spade, North-South vulnerable lastle Htihlanas ares. S1M00. large split level. Three bedrooms. 1U Dial «l.Ta» bathi, unfinished attic, garage, many drew trumps and tried the clut NORTH PHILIP X BOWERS * CO extras, and near schools. 111,750. Call finesse. The queen of dubs lost 4K52 MARK TRAIL By ED DODD Real Estate since llH 781-5111. V A 10 9 3 WALTER 8. OVJERTON to West's king, and now South Affiliate had to work like • beaver to go 0 9 7 4 IVE BEEN EXPECTING MHJI, «0 White SI. Hed Bank 4652 MARK-I SUPPOSE YOU THINK Opposite Municipal Parking Lot LOTS AND ACREAGE down only one trick. He wound HA AFRAID I WXJLDtf T WEST EAST HAVE MADE IT IF VWJ NUT TO COME OUT RIVERFRONT — Hi acres on Nave- up losing one spade, one dia- sink River, Hartsborne wood area. Hfi ~ * Q J 10 9 3 A A I 7 6 HADNT HELPED ME_ NTHI9 WEATHER/ 1500 CASH! — To qualified buyer. and dry with beautiful view. Bui-. mond and two clubs. 954 ^ 7 6 • Lovely ranch home at 7 East Jack St., headed illp, suitable for large boats. "Did I play that hand right?" 0 KQ10 3 0 8 6.2 Basilt, If, 1. Only >U-yea»K4d. EU Call after 7:30 p.m., SHmO e)KJ e> 10 < 7 3 lovely rooms MIDDLITOWK — Cleared, lOOUOO lot.South wondered out loud as he batemraL Uonthly payment of $117.64 Bsubllsned nr *" * " " * " 8OUIH sera all, (cheaper than rent!). Cloae) to gave the opponents 100 points on at A Lllr-Tutlp Co., FHA appraliel ' cation, O.B80. »M,»m Call owner at 8H 7-4533. - CHOICE BUTLDINO LOT for sale In the scorepad. Ulddletown Towninlp. Principals only. "You didn't play it at all,1 0 A J 5 FIVE'ROOa* HIBBF • *^'V4WM4 — Co-operativ*^v v^nIMII v ev »apartmenf *•*>••*•t• SH 1-78TI fo- r aale, utilitieutOltlest IncludedIncT " ". Cal" "l" LI 3- • AQ 94 ' for appointment. LINCROFT - Finest residential build- North growled. "You just wenl Eat. ing lot remaining In lincroft. Corner Soatk West North SEVDH ROOMS — Kitchen, ulntng. liv- Newman Springe. Road and Jumping down like a gentleman." 14 2 V Pan ing roorn. four bedrooroa, two baths, ga- 1 V twouunfr ma Brook Road. Slightly more than U acre, No Compliment AU Paw TRAIL, AND I'M raie. All Improvements. BH 1-8528. feraral apple trees, prejUge area. Openloj lead — • Q OWNER — Wlshea to tell small sum- 17,2011 firm. Can SH 7-5H4. No compliment was intended, HEAPS' FOR YOUH mer home. 74 Tenth Street. cours NECK — 3» acre Dulldlng lot but South could hardly object. In CAMJJMERAUUS/ Belford for immediate sale.. S3.500. DEORQB HAZLBT — Try thll tor BUM. Here V. ILLMENBIE. Real Eitate — Hort- fact, he eventually agreed with Is a roomy, modem split Bright, gagea, Rt W, Cons neck. HO Sim. his partner's analysis. partner overcalls with one spade, NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL sunny kitchen, full dining room. — BEST LOCATION — In exclusive Stone and the next player passes. You dous UTIBC room, three giant Church Cemetery, Hx grans on road. North painted out that declarer bedroomsomsTrii, n basement, finished re«- graves < hold: Spades-K S 2. Hearts-A nation room. Nicely landscaped lot Reasonable. Phone U 2-0T1T. should play low spades from the No down, vets. H50 down, non-vets. 10 9 3. Diamonds-9 7 4. Clubs— Tun ^ jirlce only 914,800. FIRE81TJ11! dummy at the first two tricks, BUSINESS PROPERTY thus discovering that East has at6 S 2. What do you say? SIX BEDROOMS — Living room, din- Red Bank Gtl.OOO least three spades headed by the Answer; Bid two spades. Raise ing room, kitchen. TV roc CHOICE BCSrNEBB CORNER-TNCoilE Wtner's overcall much as full Basement. 1300 down, PROPERTT. StDre 1300 sa. ft plui ace. This makes it clear that qualified Myers. «i2.tov. CASETB modem fourraom apartment. Immedl East cannot have the kit. nugh it were an opening bid. AaEKCT Walker Building. ate oeennancy. Call 211 LA 7-1101. In- Hadet. 1M4U3. Idrht phone spect loo Monmouth st clubs, for East would not pass The raise should promise only Open wvenlnga end Bandars. with trump support, ah ace rump support and very modest SEA BRIOHT — Wellbirllt home, pin tMome. Private beach. Will lake back REAL ESTATE WANTIED a king. . , mortgage, tU-HM, NOT A MEMBER Of ANT. If West has the king of dubs For Sheinwold's 36-page book- urnjR R — Reduced to sen, MtTLTIPUl LISTIKff STSTEM there is no ' advantage In filet- , "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," leavwteavlnci area. Small Colonial, dormer SELL TOUR BOMS, THR0UOH •ems back, four bedroombd s fflul s one The McQowan Agency nessing. South should lead out send 50c to Bridge Book, Red •nflrJshed, two balbe, separale dlnmg. fireplace, screened porch, dry base- Red Bank SBadyside 7-3O0O the ace of clubs. When the jack Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand Bent, attached garage, (17,800. SB 1EDTXSS WATTIrtB — Homes In aldropsl , South can draw trumps Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. 930S. price ranges neeued , In Matawan-to- LITTLE SILVER — lovely seven-room Mlddetown area. List your home with and lead a low club to force out colonial on large tret-ehaded lot Living us. See some real actlon. the king. room wtth fireplace, full dining room, HOMtrrOWN AGENCT kitchen, sun porch and large screened. Regardless of the return, South to side porch. Tares bearooms and Bwy M Hatawan can enter dummy with a trump Cicada Stays bath upstairs. Full basement and one' u> «-asra car detached garage. AAluminu"t m storms TOUR HOMB WANTED - WhT Ulto lead a club through East De- ,__ut Located In flo-with us? We advertise extensively m Uttle savethrougbour reiUentlat l area two the newspapers, radio and publish a clarer wins a finesse with theAway From knocks rram school. m.sOD. Call SB 1**!*• Members Red. Bank Ares lem. TRENTON (AP) — Burlington, Ml transnoitatlon (dty and local). MnlMnlo Listing Semen. ghrewsbnr> A gentleman who remembers Mercer and . Hudson Counties Fenced yard tor children. See this SH 1-61U and TlUdletown, OS 1-Z1H. kouie now. Selling for 16,600. WALKER the biddingg is no gentleman; he'swere snubbed this year by an at WALKER, Bealtori, Eait aide of Rt. -LEGAL NOTICE- IS, Ulddletown (approximately 1000 feet a bridge player. uninvited visitor who makes an north ol Illddletown Shopping Center.) 11JD3 appearance only once every 17 * Open seven days. Phone OS 1-2126. DAILY QUESTION OS 1-3311. CO a-9211. SHERIFF'S 8ALZ Dealer bids one heart, your ears. FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — Attrac- SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY The state Agriculture Depart- UTe living room with fireplace, full CftANCERY DIVISION dining room, large kitchen, lovely KINGS TRAVEL WEST ment said today that the cicada, screened porch off lining room, powder MONHOCTH COUNTY better but incorrectly known as room on first floor. There are three Deckel He. F MtMl HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. alee bedrooms and bath upitaln. Full TUB JTRST SAVINGS AND LOAN George G. King, 52 South Bay the 17-year locust, failed to shotf dry basement Plenty • of tall ahade ASSOCIATION 07 JERSEY CITY, N. up in the three counties this trees, feneed-in yard for safety of chil- J., Plaintiff vs: PASQUALB ROMANO Ave., entertained at a family dren. Asking ta.KO. RUSSELL IS. and CANDIDA ROMANO, his wife, et EORUS, Realtor., 600 River Rd.. Fair reunion before leaving for a trip Haven. SH 7-US2. Member Multiple ale., Defendants to the West Coast and the World's The greatest number of cicada By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST Listing Service. By virtue of a vrrlt of execution In MARY WORTH the above stated action to me dl-Fair. Among the members of were reported in Bergen, Essex, lie vendue, at the Court House In the SOODLOCKTOyOO Borough of Freehold. County of Mon-their family present were their Morris, Passaic and Union Coun- LITTLE SILVER — Attractive Colo- MD VQOR—Lrnxr mouth. New Jeney, on Monday the son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and ies, the department said. FRIEND/ •lal m pleasant surroundings, two 20th day of Au«uat, 1962, at 2 o'clock, ... .iMW.TOO.VITO! -ANDNOWIFyDUU large bedrooms and bath, den flre- P. M. Prevailing Time. Mrs. Daniel Kochls and children, The adult insects which 1 H B£EN ptace, screened porch. Rugs sad car- NOMOT MBRvmCURRYING* ON-ABOuiflM-aMin-1l yo^u° WERE •••TAKINAFRAID G EXCUSE MF, I MUST GET peting Included. mtOO. "ALL that tract or parcel oi land, Debra, Danny, Peter and Kathyemerged in 1962 have died after MYSELF ARRAYED FOR A , •mute, lying and being in the Town- QUITTING Trie OUR ASSOCIATION MORE 3HOCWNGW LUTE DMT Dial 711-7J00 ship of Raritan, In the County of of Biloxi, Miss., and their daugh- laying millions of eggs, and the EVERyTHING/ PHTUP J. BOWERS * CO Monmouth, In the state of New Jersey: ter, Mrs. Dee Sandall and chil- SEBIOUSLV wmi AH OLD ADMIRER! Real Eitate Since KM "KNOWN, and designated as Lot 21. next generation will not be INTENDED WALTER S, OVBRTON Slock "A" as shown on Map of Broni' dren, Linda, Deanna, Lorrie, Bil-around until 1979, the department Affiliate y Park, Rarltan Township, Mon- •0 White It. Red Bank loulh County, New Jersey, filed In ly and Cindee, Blytheville. Ark.said. Opposite Municipal Parking Lot -ie Office of the Clerk of Monmouth County, New Jersey, on December 11, ,\WEU.— 1957. In Case M. Sheet 11. 6 NIGHT, THEN -AN'-OH- YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A "The above description Is tn accord- "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean RECOGNIZED SHOW PLACE — 30?ance with a survey made by Craig THANK yoH FInnegan dated August 20, ISM and KIND1V, . frontage. _—Blfhl frlyy landscaped ground! revlaed December 15, lisa and re- For Thunday, Augmt 9 I. .'rettlerPrett t Cape Cod cottage vised April S3, 1859. MR'AM / anIn dMonmout setting. h County. Four large bed, rooms, two luxurious baths. Family "BEINQ the same premlsea convey- dining room. Full haiement Owner re- ed to the mortgagora by deed of Celt, Pr«*ent*—For You and .Urlng to Tlorlila. Tour opportunity. Aik- Inc.. bearing even" date and to be Yours • • • You could get short- lnc tn.fiOO. RUSSELL M. BORtIS, Real- recorded simultaneously hsrewHb; thll tors, SOO River Rd., Fslr Haven. SH 7-mortgage being given to secure a part changed today, pot only in 4S32. Member Multiple LHUng Service. of the consideration for said convey- ice. * money tat in credit due you for APPLEBROOK — Lovely two-bedroom "BSDfG alao known aa and by Ihe ranch. Beautifully landscaped. Sacrifice street address 3 Bromley Drive, Has- something you've accorapliihed. RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA SU.20O. 78 Brook Rd. OS 1-3572. let, Moimouth County, N. J." The approximate amount of the judg- Work harmoniously with your ONE LEVEL LIVING ment to be satisfied by said sale Is auocistes. Your efforts will the mm of »l»,2O0.0O together with the Modern brick front ranch on over- tosU of this eale. eventually be recognized, so sized comer lot Three bedrooms. IV Dated July 2, 1M2 bathi, kitchen, large dining area, large patience it the only answer. ' ltvlnr room, large den, laundry room, IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. attached garage. Full price 117,600. Nathan Bodner, Atty. Your mind it agile; direct it con- .. Anr qualified buyer can be asiured ol July 29, Aug. 1. $, II 113.3! excellent financing, Including QI's. Act stnielivtJy. The Stan back you ' Bow, call up now. ' NAVESINK ASSOCIATES, REALTORS n-iii Cal Ohlsen , __ Paul Mcranand Harry Kearney SHEBIfF'8 SAMJC Hi 35 MliMletown OS 1-OC00SUPERIOR DOUBT OF NEW JERSEY Past. . . Thirty years ago, a Future ... The fiscal 1963 ME: IER MULTIPLE LISTING CHANCERY DIVISION HONMODTH COUNT* doctor taw about 50 patients a budget itquestei $99.3 bWonct FIRST TIME OFFERED — Rumson Docket Wo. F ittt-U weck,vi»itii.gabouth«Ifofthem ""f •pendine «ittor«ty;'' but colonial, close to buses, . stores and BOGOTA NATIONAL BANK, a Ma schools. 2S'xl3' living room with fire- tlonal Banking Corporatl6n of the U the home. Todsy, fc^* $&££&?& place, 14'xlt' dining room, modern United states of America, Flu mm vi cian tees an average of 100 p»> , -^ ]mcefoT 19« will Kitchen, three large bedrooms, two LEON E. CI8TONB, et ux et all. De 963- bl baths, side porch, full basement, at- fendents tients a week. But nine time* comeftorn "tpending authority" tached garage. Taxei only 1438. Atklng By virtue ol a writ of execution In out of ten, they come to his of'provided one, two, or, more $27,000. HALL,EROS., Realtors, Mem the above stated action to me direct* 8-8 ber Multiple LUlInt 813 River Road, ed, I ihall eipoae for aale at public fice or to the hospital, years ago. Fair Haven. SH 1-7S8S. vendue, at the Court House In the LEONARDO *^- -Three-bedroom ranch, Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- five yearl. Science kitchen, wall-to-wall. moutn. New Jersey,, on Tuesday the Xxlras. Attached garage. ' Walk to 4th day of September, 1662, at a The Day Under Your Sign By CAL ALLEY, school, hue. $14,900. 391-2916. o'clock, P. II. Prevailing Time. THE RYAnS ALL that tract or parcel of land, LARGE MODERN RANCH — Newsituate, lying and being in the Town- ARIES (lorn March 21 to April Itl UIRA (Sept. 23 to Oct: 32) r Shrewsbury. Ideal (or a family. Close ship of ItarHan, In the County of Men wcomlns'weekwcomlnsweekss nasnckiDsesfervnasnckiDs n Don't g_-w. Inrolrelaroldl Il n a sdumd s <(*!« TAKE OFF YOUR RUBBERS to Fort Monmouth and Bell Labs, Three mouth, la the Btate of New Jersey: Accept tkem naUtrefficMnaUtrefficMrr . *Ucwhich youTOUTr intuitioistu n warns you, WINKV, AND PUT YOUff large bedrooms, dining room, living BBIKO all ol Lot number li si AURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 21 ta Nov. 211 BALL AWAX AND WASH • room, kitchen and pantry with moder.—--ni Shown on map entitled: "Map of Ran YOUR HANDS,-ANPOCWVS appliance!appjlances,. screened 1 porchporch.,, radiant Fernando Park" Rarltan *nwnshl», heat, large landscaped lot. Suitable low Monmoutli County, New Jersey, dated TO "DINNER—^ terms, for qualified buyer. 120,000, own- March U, I860, Craig FInnegan, Engi- REMINI (May 311. June 2I» SA6HTARIUS (Ner.2Z te Dec 21) er. U 2-Mlt. neer as Surveyor, filed In the lion- Aipects srelle on (etMtthers. Xsvttt Sttk ai>lritu.ljnipintlon. Tim oeaom*. BQNT KUNf mouth County Clerk's Office on Hsy Bsntetuel Irlcnla (er a picnic, thing nice for cthtri. NEED FIV11 BEDROOMBT 3, 10M a> Case No. SO Pile No. 35. Come In and aee this two-nory coloni- SUBJECT to reatrlctlons snd east- CANCER (June 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (Dae. 22 te Jan. 20) al on one acre of tree shaded lawn. menta ol record. If any. ntinute iiiocUtloa with others nur Don't reresl a ucrct a fliend fruited you A WHO' [ml li being Included with Being commonly known and dealt- breed teniiM und>f preiene influence*, to keep in eonljdence. all accessories at no additional charge. n-.t-.il as No. 1 Marc Street, Township FULL PURCHASE PRICE: SJO.OCO. of Harltnn, New Jeri LEO (July 22 ta Aug. ]I) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 10 Fab. 19) WALKER ft WALKER, Realtor!, Hwy. If contmplelinr home repeiri, this is a (Farley are getting careful jungle school- itruggle in South Viet Nam." EXPECT DELAYS Authority operating a jetport Inj arty and parole hearing jj'1 in order to stand trial on! the Port of New York Authoritysigned two bills which he called, ing in the art of winning friends Burlington County will be ex- "The enemy's policy now •cheduled him in late'th"e indictments before the sched- TRENTON — Rt. 34 from Wall has been cool to the proposed non-controversial and said he 'and influencing the Vietnamese plored by a special Senate Com' to tie President Ngo Dinh Diem September, the state parole uled parole, hearing an the lot-Township to Brielle soon will be Burlington jetport, he suggested planned to be at the State House people, whose support is consid- with Christ. Our policy is toBoard says. tery conviction, the hearing will subjected to traffic delays for two mittee, Senate President Frank ttat the Levacar, which he said each day this week to attend to ered the key in the battle for separate them. The board announced yester- be canceled. or three weeks, the New Jersey S. Farley, R-Atlantic, has an- is capable of cruising at 20an0 y matters requiring (he gov-this Southeast Asian country. miles an hour, over a self-made 'If the enemy calls in their day that Moriarty is scheduled! Moriarty has. refused to either State Highway Department has ernor's attention. Captured copies of the basic nounced. cushion of air, might change the propaganda for ending some re- a parole hearing Sept 21 orconfir! m or deny ownership of theannounced. The announcement Gov. Richard J. Hughes is ex-manual used by the Viet Cong in- Farley, chairman of the Sen-authority's mind. ligion, we should preach freedom V But it added that the hear-! abandoned money. But the fed-said that such delays, caused by ate Investigating Committee pected back from a week-long clude such rules as "We always 1 of religion and point out to theIng would be canceled if the eral government put $3.4 million road improvements, will involve looking into the Port" Authority, The authority is now limited trip to the West Coast this week- work closely with the people, for people that actually Diem's pol- Jersey City numbers operatorj in tax liens against him soon one lane in each direction at said he will call a public hear- tc a radius of 35 miles from end. the people and because of the icy is to exterminate religion.' stands trial on the gambling in-l after the cache was found. scattered points of activity." ing of the committee within the New York City. Farley said It Farley, who was acting gov- people's interests." To combat the government's dictments before then. next two or three weeks to look would take approval of both the ernor three times in 1945 when To the guerrillas, the people's military draft, the manual says Moriarty has been linked to an into progress on the Levacar, a New York and New Jersey legis- he was Senate president, said interests are the overthrow of ... with the Quinfna young men should be persuaded abandoned horde of over $2.5| vehicle under development byllatures to extend the authority' that Hughes "has not put anythe U.S.-backed regime of Presi- Water that outsells to resist induction orders as longlmillion in cash found in two Jer- the Ford Motor Co. jurisdiction to the Burlington restrictions 'on me... but I dent Ngo Dinh Diem and the 7 OUT all other brands as possible and then to desert site. : raising of the Red banner over sey City garages in early July. Farley made the announce- don't plan to usurp any powers." after being drafted. "Dramatic combined ... bone* Farley said he will ask High- thp country. A special grand jury handed ment to newsmen yesterday after He said he had not yet had a farewell parties" should be or dry, bittersweet; ex- he was sworn in as acting gov- way Commissioner Dwight R.G The Communist manual calls down the 44 indictments against chance to look over other bills ganized for departing draftees. hilarating ernor by Sen. Sido F. Ridolfi, Palmer to testify on the progress pending before Hughes. for thorough propaganda cam- Moriarty after the cache was OF 10 D-Mercer. of the Levacar. Farley said he Farley signed a bill Increasing paigns co-ordinated with rebel But to make joining the Viet discovered. At the time he was Glaeltr Mm The car could be a deciding would ask Austin J. Tobln, ex- property tax exemptions for par-attacks on political, economic Cong armed forces more attrac- serving a 2-3 year sentence in factor in the location of a jet- ecutive director of the Port Au> sonages from $5,000 to $25,000. and military objectives. It even tive, cadremen are told to make Trenton State Prison for posses- TONIC QUININE WATER The measure was sponsored by urges the guerrilla junior lead- sure families of recruits are sion of lottery slips, the convic- Assemblyman Alfred N, Beadle- ers to preach religious freedom looked after by the Viet Cong. tion for which the parole hear- DRINKS ston, R-Monmouth, and five if it will hurt the government. ing has been scheduled. others. The text, which, also contains PARTY TOMORROW The,Hudson County prosecu- START He also signed a measure pro- lessons on ambush and jungle HIGHLANDS — The VFW Post tor's office said Moriarty is ex- medicine, Is read to noviqe pected to stand trial during viding that trucks with three will hold a card party at 8 p.m. axles need not have brakes on cadremen in groups. Those who September on the indictments HERE! can write copy it down in note- tomorrow at the post home, 331 handed down by' the special You can buy stock heir front wheels. The legisla- Served exclusively at Harmony Lounge, MWdlefown lon was sponsored by Sens. An books for reference. Bay Ave. grand jury. hony J. Grossi, D-Passaic, and of leading companies George B. Harper, R-Sussex. by setting aside only $3.08 a week Tag Day Bamberger's Monmoufh Drive-In Auto Center Gives You One-Stop Service for Your Car" While You Shop More than 12 million people now own stock Saturday 1 in publicly owned companies. Thousands of Get quick, expert service and installation an them are accumulating their shares through For CAP tires, mufflers, shock absorbers, batteries, seat the Monthly Investment Flan.' XT THE RED BANK - The Red Bank covers, brakes and wheel alignment. PLUS This popular plan requires a' minimum EATONTOWH Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol , payment of only $40 every three months, and will hold a tag day and display CIRCLE these extra services at no extra charge when gives yoti the choice of 1200 stocks listed on program here Saturday. >FAJrU>iCA*f tWtSt you buy your tires at Bamberger's: tbe New York Stock Exchange. You can At the west end of the White Bamberirer'g Moamouth I>rlre-In Auto Center start or stop the plan any time you wish—no St. parking lot the CAP group * Tire installation * Tire rotation * Flat repair Joc&ted Adjacent to Baraberger*a will display a Piper L-4 aircraft penalties. and a number of trucks and trail- Drop In, writ! or phini f?r Minthly lunitmiot flu ttrtfit. ers anfl buses used in the opera- :ion of the patrol. Borough Council has approved ALL BRAND NEW, FIRST QUALITY TIRES THOMSON &M?KINNON he event. The patrol says funds raised from the program will be 9 Memorial Paricway, long Branch CA 2-4310 used for the support of patrol 301 Main Street, AHenhuxst • KE1-3500 ivities, including its cadet train- 2 Broadway, N.Y. 4 • HA 2-5100 Sheraton-East Hotel, N.Y. 22 • PL 5-8190 ng programs. 20 East 46th St, N.Y. 17 • YU 6-0400 625 Madison Ave, N.Y. 22 • PL 1-3800 on Tire Sale It adds up! More and more MMUtSJOW YOtK SJpOC (XCNANOC AND- OTHH HUNCTA1 Nyl people use The Register ads each issue because results come fast- NO SECONDS OR BLEMISHES — AND YOU NEED NO RECAPPABLE EXCHANGE er.—Advertisement.

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WHITEWALLS WITH 24-MONTH GUARANTEE" 670x15 2 for 24.88 750x14 2 for 24.88 710x15 2 for 28.88 800x14 2 for 28.88 760x15 2 for 32.88 850x14 2 for 32.88 600x13 2 for 21.88 650x13 2 f£r 25.88 AH prteM rim Ux and an* 3 old tire* in trtda 2for 20.88 Add 2.50 each for tubeless 640x75 tube-type blaekwoll STEAK Plus tax and any 2 old tire* in trade SAVE 30 Ib. Fresh, Meaty Chicken Lean, Delicious Extra Lean, Jersey LAMB PORK t» ,$l Backs & E,b8.OO* Ib Made with 100^ DuPont nylon cord—stronger than tbe cord used in tbe original equipment of most new can. Broad, 6-Tibbed Necks 5-29" STEW 2-25' CHOPS «* I tread design, ridged outer grooves and angled inner grooves for strength. "Guaranteed against failure such as blowouts, glass cuts, Genuine Spring, Rib, Shoulder Genuine Spring, Loin Ground Chuck—Box ol 40 curb bruises under normal driving conditions. Fro-rated on sale prices. LAMB LAMB BEEF CHOPS 59 CHOPS 89 PATTIES Choice, Boneless Large, Meaty, Flump Snowhite, Boneless Wheel, brake and SIRLOIN TURKEY VEAL ROAST 75 LEGS 29 59 MUFFLERS alignment special JUST COMPARE THIS PRICE! wW PAY MORE? Ruir-retiitanr with 5-year guarantee, free installation OUR FAMOUS LEAN •Ik. tnw mtttl rrice Slnileb.ker 't7-'54_ Ckamplm _ n.n > All 3 for 9.49 Che»r.ltt, _ «1-'S3 < T« Chevrolet _'3«-'M • «»d S III Ponll.c M3-'S4 • ••< » 7,4> COMPLETE BRAKE COMPLETE WHEEL COMPLETE FRONT END Old! *5*-'5«- S 9.n9 Bultk ____'49-'3Z_ It O.Bff ADJUSTMENT BALANCING • Dirk '5S-'3« ft ,10,49 ALIGNMENT C«d. (fronl) 'Sl-'SS S 1S.O« Cmd. {*•*¥) 'SZ-'Ba S 7.41 Alone 1.50 r=r ( and » ••!> Inspect hydraulic lystem • Inntall new weight! rullr imraBteed Malm! •tknufactur- Test brakes • Gel extra tire mileage • Correct toe-in, toe-ont er'a dtft.'ei. Dnali and e.ntertlblei C flllftllr klih*r. Tall r'l>" '" "'•' Impect grease tesli and Etnooth performance • Inspect, adjust steering can Qlia avallabla at law prirea. FRANKS 49. B I HARD SALAMI 1% Bonus with this special—shock absorber! inspected and refilled. j With This Coupon Sorry, no Teleiervice or mail. Tires IDepl. 144), and Auto Accessories, (Depf. 143), Adjacent to Bamberger's Monmouth. And ! With This Coupon i With This Coupon at Newark, Paramus, Plainfield, Menlo Park, and our new Auto Center on Route 22 in Springfield unless otherwise specified. Toward i Delicious, Creamy ! ?1r nff Toward i 25c off iZDC0"2-lb. purchase J No down payment, up to 18 months to pay with a Bamberger Homemaker's Credit Account VI j ICE CREAM •*'"' 3-lb. purchase! ! CUBED | Ground Chuck or • C ! STEAKS • Ground Round i Vi gal. 47 Oiler tfHMl thro Rat., Aut. II • Offer KDIMI Ihni Hml.. Am. II I Offrr KwtA thru Pal.. Aur, II Itllll ! • mill ' mm! SHOP SATURDAYS BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH NOW OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY TILL 9 30 P.M. TILL 6 P.M. Frleri «if«ctlv» Ihm HMuriUr. Auiuil II. tt> rrnrrii- Ibr right lo limit qiunllllra. Nol rctponalbl*. for typofrMihiCAl errors.