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MOSCOW (AP)-The Soviet Un- time l/m.l:55 a.m. EST 1/m and nounced Immediately, but Soviet layev, who blasted off at 11:30 more than 64 times, covering a ion's "heavenly twins" returned Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich in Vostok astronauts normally come down a.m. Saturday, and just 61 min- distance of more than 1.6 million to earth today and were reported IV at 10:01 a.m . in the central Volga area of utes short of three days for miles.- The message said Popo- in good health after bullseye "Both cosmonauts feel well," Saratov, 400 miles southeast of Popovich, who went up at 11:02 vich made more than 48 orbits landings ending record-breaking said the Soviet news agency. Moscow. Both men are believed a.m. Sunday. for a distance of nearly 1.24 mil- space flights that apparently gave Tass said they landed normally to 'have taken off from the usual The Communist party Central lion miles. the Soviet Union a giant stride aboard their spaceships "exactly launch zone near Karsakpay, in Committee, the Supreme Soviet Shatter Recoids WHAT IS IT WORTH? — This is a section of the Hanson-Van Winkle-Munning Co. toward a manned shot at the in the predetermined area" of the the virgin lands of Kazakhstan. Presidium and the Soviet govern- They far outdistanced the time plant in Matawan Township around which centers a debate over tax assessment. It moon. Soviet Union. The flights lasted just 95 min- ment in a joint message said Ni and distance of any preceding utes short of four days for Niko- is the only "new" section—built about 10 years ago. Other portions of plant date The Soviet news agency Novosti I The landing site was not an- kolayev had circled the earth space flight. said the two Soviet spacemen Soviet astronaut Ma]. Gherman back to 1911. Company, .which manufactures chemicals, metal finishing equipment, brilliantly fulfilled their task and Titov set the previous record with generators and rectifiers, got a $700,000 cut in assessment as result of revaluation. for the next few days "will re- his 25-hour, 17-orbit flight on main under observation of doctors Aug. 6, 1961. America's longest to study the influences of pro- traveling spacemen, Lt. Col, John longed space flight on tUe human H. Glenn Jr. and Lt Cmdr. Mal- Biggest Taxpayer Gets Cut organism." colm Scott Carpenter, each made A surge of jubilation swept over three orbits this year. The world's the Soviet Union at the news of first spaceman, Soviet astronaut Twp. Officials Unhappy Over $22,000 Tax 'Loss' their landing, the agency said Yuri Gagarin, made one orbit Muscovites flocked into Red lasting 108 minutes on April 12, Square. "Cosmos! Cosmos! Cos- 1961. the firm's tax assessment has The governing body, to date, MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The mos!" shouted younger members A hero's welcome and world been decreased this year by question of whether the township has taken no action on this. Be- of the crowd. acclaim awaited Nlkolayev, 32, (700.000. will be able to "make up" a loss cause the assessment fiUng dead- Tass said Maj. Andrlan Niko- and Popovich, 31, whom Soviet o' approximately {22,000 in an- The company previously had line has passed, the' figure could layev landed in his spaceship, newspapers have dubbed "the nual tax revenue from its larg- been assessed at (1,600,000. be raised this year only if Han Vostok III, at 9:55 a.m. Moscow heavenly twins." Red Square was est taxpayer, Hanson-Van Winkle- The new assessment, which son-Van Winkle-Munning agrees. being readied for a mammoth Munning Co., by raising its new was made by J.M. Clemlnshaw But several members of the welcome for the two new heroes, assessment remains unsolved to- Co., Cleveland, Ohio, the firm governing body described the possibly on Sunday, which Is day. which revalued all property in (86,800 at a meeting Tuesday Soviet air force day. the township last year as a re- State Gets But it appears unlikely that t night as "peanuts." sult of new state law, is (900,000. will be done with the company's They are interested in finding (3.09 Rate consent or court litigation. out whether a large portion of The local tax rate is (3.09 per StormAid And the Township Committee the (700,000 assessment reduc- already has indicated that it (100 assessed valuation. tion can be restored — and U2 Pilot would prefer not to get into a The Cleminshaw firm recently whether it can be done without court fight. rechecked its figures for Han- a court battle. From U.S. son-Van Winkle-Munning, and When advised of this yesterday, the entire issue came to recommended that (8C 800 be John A. Bauer, company secre- Seeking light this week when Assessor added to the assessment, but no tary and a member of the board John B. Kenner revealed that more. $6.6 Million Is of directors, commented: BACK TO EARTH — Andrian Nilcolayev, left, and Pavel Popovich made a smiting Little Chance Granted; Reject team in this phofo released in Moscow by Soviet newt agency Novoiti. The eoimo- Divorce "There's very little chance of nauti returned to earth today after record-breaking dual space flight. ' (AP Photo) Zone Board Favors hat" (the company's agreeing to 10 Applications MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. (AP)- a large increase, based on the Six months after a dramatic re- new assessment). lease from a Soviet prison, former Horse Farm Plans Referring to the revaluation TRENTON (AP)-The federal U2 pilot Francis Oary Powers assessment figure of (900,000, he government has approved (6.6 Board to Take Another Look sued his wife, Barbara, for di- NEW SHREWSBURY - The before Mayor and Council at the said: million in disaster aid to storm- vorce on grounds of cruelty and Zoning Board of Adjustment last meeting Thursday, Sept. 6. "We are very happy about it." damaged New Jersey communi- intoxication. sight unanimously agreed to Mr. Weny intends to purchase He said there was little doubt ties from a total of (25.7 million the petition was filed Tuesday grant a use variance to Frank X. the property at 440 Riverdale that the company had been over- requested by the state and (17.1 At Broad SLj^artment Plan In Superior Court at this middle Weny for the purpose o[ op- Ave. from Mrs. Marion Bernard. assessed "for a long time," not- million' authorized by Fresident Georgia city, hometown of the 28- erating i horse farm to raise He explained that he will con- ing that one building -at the Kennedy. RED BANK — the Planning Sept. 11 Review another board, member, and Hen- year-old brunette Powers married breed and train race horses on struct tw.o-.twining .tracks, one piant is more than 50 years old, Gov. Richard J. Hughes made; Board last night agreed to take ' He made tRe observation: after ry F. Labrecque, borough engi- in 1955. The couple has no chil- 120 acres of property on River- inside" the other, and four stables. another more than 35 years old the announcement at a news con- another look at proposals to re- member Joseph Esposito moved neer, be asked to participate In dren. dale Ave. Mostly Trotters "Only 10 per cent of the plant ference Tuesday. zone Broad St. areas for the con- that the board suggest rezonlng the talks. Powers said In the petition he Mr. Weny's application will go Neither the training track nor is new — the rest of- !• consists The money will be used to re- struction of high-rise apartments. for. apartment construction in an Drainage Question had been separated from his dark- of old buildings," he added. pair public facilities damaged by the stables will be visible from The decision to review the plan area bounded by Broad St., East The board's attempts to have eyed wife since May 27. He the storm and flood tides of the road, according to Mr. Weny. The local assessor, if he waits at next month's meeting was in and West Bergen ,P1., Pinckney the area rezoned was thwarted charged she was "guilty of habitu- March 9-7. OK JCP&L The operation will be primarily until next year, can change the part tied to a letter request from Rd. and WikoHPl. by a drainage problem at the al intoxication" and that she The state disaster committee, aimed at trotters, but a few flat assessment to any amount he Dr. Warren D. Fowler, 303 Broad Mr. Wolcott said the motion southern end of the borough, Dan- cursed and abused him without Hughes said, approved 149 appli- cause. racing horses will also be kept (See MUNNING, Page 2) St., urging that the board rec- failed to be specific about zone iel J. OIHera said. "We've al- Substation cations totaling (25,746,539. From 1 The petition also alleged her there, he said. ommend Borough Council's re limitations and building require- ready expressed interest in apart- that total the U.S. Office of "acts of cruelty were wilfully in- Mr. Weny and his wife have zoning the. area where he pro- ments. . ments in the area,'* he said, "but Emergency Planning approved 95 posed to build apartments on his tlicted" and caused Powers to be- In Matawan raised horses about 20 years. the.motion was withdrawn, but the proposals were held up be- Wichita applications for federal aid total- property. ' come highly nervous and endan- They currently operate in Wayne the members agreed to review cause of the faulty drainage." MATAWAN - On the recom Township. ing (6,644,746. James Wolcott, acting chair- Dr. Fowler's request at the Sept. gered his health. mendation of the Zoning Board Refected 10 Mr. Wolcott said a 1961 study Mrs. Powers had no comment They plan to make New Or Bust! man last night, pointed out that 11 meeting when its chairman, by the engineer had underscored of Adjustment, Borough Council In addition, Hughes said, the council had failed to adopt an or- Bernard Kellenyl, will be pres- when she was served with a writ, Shrewsbury their permanent res- RED BANK - The drive to the problem. Mr. Nicosia also last night granted a variance for OEP rejected 10 applications to- dinance embracing a similar rec- ent. Sheriff Buford T. Llngold said. idence, living in the main house raise at least (2,500 to send the blamed the drainage situation for construction of a Jersey Central taling $2,438,731. ommendation made by the board Her mother, Monteen Alien, said on the property, which is adja- Old Union House baseball team Benedict R. Nicosia suggested halting action on the earlier pro- Power and Light Co. substation. cent to the parkway. Another six applications total in March, 1960. she was surprised to learn a di- to Wichita, Kans., to compete that Councilman Thomas Oakley, posal. The facility will be erected on ing (5,362,852 were withdrawn by vorce petition had been filed. No Exhibitions in the National Baseball Con- Monmouth County has appro- a 14.5-acre tract oft Wispn Ave. municipalities who decided in- "I love Barbara and I love Mr. Weny assured the board he gress national championship priated (464,000 to correct the adjacent to tracks of the Free- stead to seek help from the Army Gary," she said. "I'm so sorry will have no horses for public playoffs has reached (314. drainage, according to John Bry- hold division, Jersey Central Rall- Corps of Engineers in rebuilding about this. Barbara hasn't been hire or conduct exhibitions. A tag Day will be held to- protective dunes. Fertilizer Plant's an, borough clerk. The project Is herself since Gary was shot . road, in FreneaU. Approximately 25 neighbors at- day. The Greater Red Bank And a total of 38 applications expected to go ahead soon. down." The property is in an R-75 resi- tended the open meeting and none Chamber of Commerce has still await OEP action. Hughes Master Plan Study Powers was downed May 1, I960 dential zone. voiced any serious complaints. asked that all donations checks said. Mr. Wolcott said that since while flying a reconnaissance mis- The station will be for distribu- Board president Edmond J. be made out to "Red Bank The 95 approved applications Variance Held Up earlier rezoning plans, the board sion over the Soviet Union, an tion of power in the local area. Norris explained that Mr. Weny's Chamber of Commerce Base- were scaled down by the OEP had undertaken a master plan episode that touched off an Inter- application was to clear up the ball." from the figures approved by the study. The plan would permi. t national controversy. JCP&L plans to build a second NEW SHREWSBURY — An ap- products Is prohibited in that wording of the zoning code, Donors towards the fund have State Disaster Committee. But no The TJ2 pilot was tried In a station in Freneau in 1964. plication for a variance to oper- area. apartments along Broad St., but which states that an R-l zone been: figures were available on the Moscow court in August 1960, Council okayed the variance ate a compost plant on the north 'In order for the board to grant they would be grouped In what can be used for agricultural or Ed Conway, (25, Tom Mc- total amount of OEP cuts. pleaded guilty and was sentenced with the stipulation that the side of Asbury Ave. near Shafto professional planners call horticultural purposes. Carthy, (10, Parsons, Canzona, In addition, Hughes gave no in- a variance, it must be proved to 10 years deprivation of liberty company provide a screen of Rd. was returned to the Compost "planned projects." He added that a detailed site Bair and Warren $100, Dani- dication of state, plans to make there is a special or unique rea for spying. On Feb. 10, 1962, the trees around the station.- Engineering and Sales Corpora- (See BOARD, Page 2) plan would have to be submitted Dondi (10, Baseball Team (114, up the difference between the son calling for it. 32-year-old pilot was, released in tion of Newark last night with The governing body also ap- for approval to the Planning A. S. Porter, Sr. (5, Robert (25.7 million requested by the exchange for Col. Rudolf I. Abel, a request that it be resubmitted proved a variance to permit con- Board with the exact construc- Eisner (25, Frank Porter (25, state 'and the $17.1 million au- a Soviet spy. struction of garden apartments tions proposed. Total, (314. thorized for New Jersey by Pres- in more detail. and multiple dwellings on a four- ident Kennedy. Edmond J. Norris, president of Vice Principal Post acre industrial tract bounded by 70% Now the Zoning Board of Adjustment, Surf Current Matawan Creek, Mill St., Cartan Seventy per cent of each appli- advised Hoyt E. Morris, repre- La., and North St. The property School Addition cation approved by the OEP will senting the corporation, that the is owned by R. L. Cartan, Main became immediately available to proper location, including exist- Given to Jablonski Puts Bathers St. shore communities. The other 30 ing and proposed buildings, must Hire Architect for Lincroft Job 1 Council withheld action on a pe; cent will be withheld until re- be included in the application. RED BANK — The Board of the football season. As of Nov In Trouble request by Levitt and Sons, Inc., pair work actually begins, Hughes Mr. Norris explained that the Education last night named 2J, he will become vice princi- to tap into the borough water MIDDLETOWN — The Board Work already is under way on said. proposed plant will be situated Clement C. Jablonski to the po- pal at Madison Township High BELMAR - High waves and supply for one month, from Oct. of Education last night hired a seven-room addition to the Edward N. Rosa, regional di- n a now unused building which sition of vice principal — stu- School. turbulent undertow, called a 15, when persons who have pur- Frederick A. Elsasser, Union ar Bayview School and plans are (See STORM AID, Page 3) was formerly used as an inciner- dont personnel for the high Miss Greany, who signed a con- sea puss, caused trouble for hun- chased Levitt Houses (in Mata- chitect, to draft plans for a being drafted for a nine-room ator. school. tract just after the close of dreds of bathers here and else- wan Township) will start moving seven-room addition to the Lin- project at the Middletown Vil- He explained that his plant Mr. Jablonski has been a mem- school, asked to be released from where along the coast yesterday, into-them, until Nov. 15. croft School. lage School. Another treats garbage and sludge chem- ber of the teaching staff 17 it because she received an offer according to Howard Rowland, The tap would be on Rt. 34.in ically to make fertilizer. He uses years, 13 of them as a biology from a school closer to her life guard captain at Belmar, As- The addition will replace a When these projects are com Closed the township, but it is water which process Involving centrifugal instructor and the past four as home. bury Park and other beaches. similar project at the River pleted, the board will have fin the township buys from the bor- force which In no way involves a guidance counselor. Mr. Greene asked to be re- Three youngsters caught in the Plaza School which was can ished construction authorized un Meeting ough. burning of the refuse. In all, he has 25 years' teach- lieved of his coaching duties so tow on the Tenth Ave. beach celled out by the need for a der a (3,750.000 bond issue ap KEYPORT — The Board of Levitt explained to council that According to the zoning ordi- ing experience. he could concentrate on studies here were drawn more than 1,- package sewer plant at that site. proved in 1959. Education held another closed- completion of its water facilities The board is expected to seek nance, the processing or incin- Mr. Jablonski has a B.A. de- for his doctorate. He will con- 000 feet off shore and two life- door session last night regard- tinue serving as an elementary is running behind schedule, formal state approval for a re- The following teachers were eration of animal and vegetable qrce from Buckncll and. a M.A. guards who went to their aid al- hired by the .board: Mrs. Nita Ing the proposed high school school teacher in the Red Bank vision in its school construction from Rutgers. He lives in Little so got into trouble. Victor E. Merrill, 55 Broad St., Beckman, $4,600; Mrs. Nancy building program. system. program at an adjourned meet- Silver. Finally Mr. Rowland, an As- was certified as a new member of Sheoherd. (4.600: Mrs. RaffaeUa The press and the public were ing Tuesday night. In his new Dost, he will receive Bids were received last night bury Park Fire Department cap- Haley Hose Cn. Mellna, (5.475: M>-s. Pearli<» M. excluded. INDEX The board originally hoped to a salary of $8,910. CP student bus transportation, tain and water safety chairman Councilman Vernon A. Ellison Butler, JS.IOO; Donald Clark, After a lengthy discussion, the Page electronic shop supplies and take formal action last night. Of- Personnel Changes of the Monmouth County Chapter announced that fire alarm boxes S6.200: Jeffrev C. Garrison, board remained dlvi. ,-d on the Adam & Eve 10 iwcod shop supplies. ficials, however, said the board of the American Red Cross, went will be tested daily, exctpt Sun- 54.600; Mrs Thelma G. Daven school architect's proposal lo Allen-Scott .... 6 In other personnel activities.) was not ready. The bus con(ract was awarded to the rescue in a lifeboat. day starting Saturday. oort. $6.8"50: Jacob Friend, add 10 rooms and a gymnasium Amusements 14 the board gained the services of to Helfrich and Sons, West Rowland took the boys, Ray- fi.850, and Mrs. Lula J. Taylor, to the high school, at a cost Births 2 a Spanish teacher and lost the Keansburg, at (44 per day. The mond Boorojian, 10, and Gary Jo- $6,400. of (877,000. Jim Bishop 6 service of a core teacher, other bids were referred to the Today In sephs, 9, of 415 Tenth Ave., and Over-Supply The board's building commit- Hal Boyle 4 seventh grade teacher and two finance committee for study with The board accented the resig- tee will meet on the proposal athletic coaches. Stanley Starosick, 10, of 207 Ninth MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-The Miami Washington nations of William Zivic and Bridge 21 power to act. in the near future, It was de- Classified .: 20 The ne<" staff member is Mrs. Ave., and the guards, Harry water department admits it is By the Associated Press Mrs. Mercedes Dodds, cided at last night's Session. Jean M. Dacey, Spring Tcr., who Foerst and Terry Cox, aboard. having a little trouble 'with its Comics : _.,. .21 CEMETERY VANDALS SENATE The board accented but took All board members agreed will teach Spanish at a salary of The sea was so rough that it new $430,000 office building. Crossword Puzzle 21 EAST ORANGE — Imported Continues consideration of no action on bids for bread, last night at least a gymnasium Editorials C (5,200. stained glass windows and plate was impossible for the then-over- It leaks. Communications Satellite Bill. rolls, Ice cream, milk, gasoline, should be added to the high Herblock 6 Exiting from the. local scene Riass doors were stoned at a loaded craft to come back on the C.F. Wertz, department direc- Armed services subcommittee and two grades of fuel oil. school. It Is on the question of Movie Timetable 14 arc Lee Walnky, core teacher Ruinan Catholic Cemetery here beach. The boys and Rowland tor, said yesterday, "We're get- questions government witnesses The board also received two added classrooms that the Obituaries 2 and head football coach, Miss vesterday, police reported. The transferred to a passing motor ting it straightened out. They're on nickel stockpile contracts with bids for blark-toppinj! of play board Is split. Sylvia Porter 6 Claire M. Greany, seventh grade desecration caused an estimated boat operated by Robert Pincus, recaulkiiig the windows." the M. A. Hanna Co. *reas at Hie Thorne anrl Thomp- Hoard President Frederick J. Television 14 teacher, and Richard S. Greene, $2,000 in damage to six mauso- 15, of Union Ave., Belmar, who Investigations sub committee son Schobk Nick, and .Take Rus- Walling was "not available" Social 10 assistant basketball and baseball leums in Holy Sepulchre Ceme- took them to safety at the Shark A Clean Car Rides Better continues Billie Sol Estes hear- w. Long Branch, submitted a for comment after the meeting, George Sokolsky 0 ccach. tery on Central Ave. The damage River Coast Guard station, Avon. Butch's Automatic Car Wash. ings. <6,468.90 hid while Charles J. although other school officials' Sports : 18-19 Coach Resigns was reported to police by Ar- Foerst and Cox brought the life- Across from A&P, • Newman HOUSE Hesse. Belford, submitted a bid said he had prepared a state- Stock Market ..'...._ 3 Mr. Walsky's resignation does thur Borsella, superintendent of boat up on the beach by them- Springs Rd.t Red Bank.—Adv. Considers minor bills. of (8,119.20." ment for the press. Su\cssful Investing ..... i not become effective until alter the cemetery. selves. • RED BANK REGISTER ^-Wednesday* Aug. IS,' 1962 Weother Bite Won't Stockpile Profits Hew Jers*y--MQ«Uy tunny 4 pleasant today, feifh from the 7fe] Use of New School in tim northwest corner to near Scare Him 80 In the aoutkeut Clear ud awl tonight, low In the 80s «*• From Ocean Of Firm Probed cept some j TRENTON (AP) - Michael Sen. Stuart Symington, D-Mo., By Christmas Seen in cooler inland! By EDWIN B. HAAKINSON Roman says he plans to go back chairman of the Senate Armed areas. Mostly WASHINGTON (AP)-A Senate NEW SHREWSBURY - "Hie, with Mr. Schell, but took no ac- to the ocean and swim again. Services subcommittee. sunny and subcommittee presses an Investi- V. classrooms under construction tion on the question. Roman is in a hospital in Point warn with gation today into allegations of Henson, a General Accounting av an addition to Swimming CD Use of School Pleasant recovering from" bites com fortable burned records, tax dodges and Office supervisor, spent a long River School will be ready for The designation of Tinton Falls humidity he received from a fish last Sun- huge stockpile profits of a nickel day before the subcommittee tell- use "by Christmas at the latest," School as • fallout shelter by lo- Thursday, high day which authorities later said firm once headed by former Sec-|lng of the intricate affairs of the architect Richard Boykin of Fess-] cal Civil Defense authorities was 80 to 85 inland, *as a six-foot shark. He said retary of the Treasury George M. Hanna firm and its subsidiaries. - ler, Boykin and Moss, New] discussed by the board and held but a bit low- yesterday that he would not hesi- Humphrey. Under questioning from Sen. Brunswick, told the Board of Ed- for study. er near the tate to go swimming in the ocean The charges-.were made before] Howard W. Cannon, D-Nev,, Hen- ucation of Tintcn Falls Schools One item especially needed ocean. again. the subcommittee Tuesday by son said the Hanna mining inter- last night. clarification, members felt. The Marine Experts who' checked the Walter H. Henson, a government est's gross profits from the nickel He reported that work on the notification of the matter stated teeth marks on Roman said the auditor who testified he spent stockpile contracts may exgted cew classrooms Is proceeding that "no more than one cubic Cape May to Block Island—! Winds northwest 10 to IS knots shark hit him twice, once on the months checking into the M. A. $39 million on an investment of "ahead of schedule," and he foot for each person to be ac- p with his jaws open a fool Hanna Co. mining complex. about $4-5 million. threw no cold water on the commodated in the shelter would today, becoming variable about wide and once on the left hand A company official denied the] Checks Missing board's hopes that perhaps br used for storage of supplies.' five knots tonight and southerly and arm when Roman unknow- firm destroyed any records "that He testified that checks and classes can be held there by However, no mention was made 10 to 15 knots during Thursday. ingly stuck his hand into its should properly be kept" invoices for the period of 1S5M954 late fall. of how many people could be ac- Fair weather with visibility over five miles. mouth to his elbow, Humphrey, 72-year-old Cleve- were missing front Hanna Co. The board met last night for commodated in the school base- Slx-Foot Shark land industrialist who was secre- files hi Cleveland. He said he the third time without having ment, if it were used as a fall- Extended Forecast tary of the treasury during the found notations that the records an official name. out shelter. In eastern Pennsylvania, south- Dr. Paul Hammer, who runs] eastern New York, Connecticut the Marine Biology Laboratory first four years of the Eisenhower were destroyed in February and Name Not Official The resignation of Mrs. June and New Jersey, temperatures administration, asked to testify March—shortly after President The appellation "Tinton Falls Denny, a teacher at Tinton Falls at Island Beach State Park, ex- during the five4ay period Thursday. Kennedy urged a congressional, School," chosen by the board School, was accepted with re- amined Roman and said thi ihrough Monday are expected to Will Testify investigation of the stockpile situ- when it held Its first meeting giet by the board. shark was at least six feet long. average close to normal. Wanner ation. July 1 as a regioaal school Scott and Susan Cawood, for- State Conservation Commis- "Everything I have to say about Thursday and Friday, cooler Sat- Lawrence W. Spang, a Hanna board, still needs approval of the mer residents of Edison Ave. loner H. Mat Adams said the this whole thing will be said when urday and Sunday and warmer executive and associate of the state Board of Education to be- were accepted as tuition pupil: shark did not close its mouth on I testify in Washington Thursday Monday. Humphreys on the nickel con- come official. in the third and seventh grades Roman, although he has teeth morning," said Humphrey in] tracts, said all facts would come It will be presented to the state here, during the next few marks on his hip, arm and hand, Cleveland. out later. body at its next meeting, Sept. 5, months while their new home in TIDES MARINER II - With wiiut folded ready for fitting of A shark scare was touched oft The subcommittee asked for (Sandy Hook) by news reports of Roman's ex- more testimony about the con- W. A. Marting, president of the the local board was informed Holmdel is being completed. The canopy, background, the Mariner II spacecraft sits in last night by letter. family is living in Red Bank Today - High 8:26 p.m. and perience, followed Monday by the] tracts for supplying nickel to the Hanna Mining Co., denied in a low 2:14 p.m. Board secretary Louis A. temporarily, it was reported. test laboratory at Caps Canaveral as preparations are capture of a six-pound shark by national defense stockpile. statement in Cleveland that "any Steinmuller said that printing of Use of Facilities Thursday—High 8:49 a.m. and mad* for launch by Atlas Agena B missile within a few a lifeguard at Point Pleasant. "We want to see if the profits records that should properly have 9:13 p.m. and low 2: S3 a.m. and were fair or unconscionable," said been kept" had been destroyed. stationery for the board is being Use of Swimming River School dayi. It is axpacted to 90 within 10,000 miles of ths "The likelihood of a shark at- delayed, pending state board de- grounds for practice by the local :07 p.m. tack is infinitely less than thai planst Vsnut, making infrared and microwave studies cision, but added that there is Pop Warner football team was (For Red Bank and Rumson of being struck by lightning," no reason to believe the name approved for the coming season. bridge, add two hours; Sea of ths planar. Wing panels are studded with solar cells Adams said In reassuring beach Bright, deduct 19 minutes; Long U. S. Mail Truck Robbed; as chosen will not be approved. The use of the Tinton Falls to provide electric power for instruments. vacationers. Airport Activity School gymnasium for a bor- Branch, deduct IS minutes; High- Common Sense Rules The school board heard a plea ough recreation program Moiv lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) (NASA Photo via AP Wirephoto) He urged swimmers to follow Loot May Be $2 Million from James Schell, representing day, Thursday and Friday nights some common sense rules to CHICAGO (AP)-Coo! Canadian the Hance Park Civic Associa- during the school year was once avoid trouble with sharks, amonj RANDOLPH, Mass. (AP) - A up the crime, also made use of tion, for school board pressure more approved by the board. air spread across the Greal Lakes region and into sections them: Don't swim in murky gang backed by submachine guns detour signs to halt traffic on the against increased activity at Mr. Steinmuller asked, how- water; don't swim too far out; of the Ohio Valley and middl I Births (Continued) robbed a U.S. mail truck Tuesday lonely Route 3 bypass.' Two of the Red Bank Airport. ever, that the Recreation Com- Mississippi Valley today but then stick close to other swimmers; night of an amount estimated be- cars were found abandoned in He said the proximity, of mission seek use of Monmouth wishes, it was pointed out at the] appeared no general break in the [Tuesday committee session. don't swim at night. tween $250,000 and $2 million in a Plymouth near the Plymouth Swimming River School to the Regional High School facilities Rlvervlew warm and humid weather in Can Go To Court Adams said Roman was swim- caper that would have made a tel County House of Correction. airport makes proposed air taxi for Saturday morning basketball Red Bank much of the Southland. "But," Township Attorney Wil- ming alone in murky water. evislon writer proud. Schena, 36, of Everett, and Bar- service expansion plans a mat- practice, which has taken place Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mission, Temperatures in the cool belt liam J. O'Hagan, Jr., pointed The waters off New Jersey are No one could pinpoint quickly rett, of Mansfield, were forced ter of concern to the school here in the past. The basketball 106 West Washington Ave., At- a natural habitat for sharks but the amount taken since the from the cab, tied up and pushed board. group Is composed ch Wv of high were mostly in the 50s with 40s put, "if the company does not lantic Highlands, son, Monday. Ifeel that figure is fair, It can go Adams said that if the common money, much of it en route to the into the rear of the truck. Two The body discussed the matter school students, he pointed out. reported in some northern Mld-j (west regions. The mercury Mr. and Mrs.' Werner Feger, o court to upset it." sense precautions are followed Federal Reserve Bank of Boston men drove the truck. Two others 165 Brandt Ave., Red Bank, dropped to 47 in Milwaukee late Mr. Kenner has been assessoi there is nothing to fear. from central Cape Cod banks, was trailed behind in cars. daughter, Monday.,. last night, a record low for Aug. for 16 years. Adams said that no shark sight- carried in sealed pouches. Re- The truck made several stops. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mustilk), 14. Asked Tuesday by Mayor Nor- ings were reported until last Sun- ceipts from Cape post offices also Its bound occupants said some of New Venus Rocket 587 Beers St., Hailet, daughter, were taken. man E. Wood, "Is it possible day, although he had requested the bags were dropped off at each The hot spots Included south- Monday. ern and central Texas, .southern that you have been over-assess- shark sighting reports a month State police detective Lt. Joseph stop. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gerber, New Mexico, interior sections of ing the company all these igo. Simmons said the best estimate The truck was driven to Ran- 114 Been St., Keyport, daughter, central California and the South- |years?" Mr. Kenner replied: A widespread shark scare two ranged from $250,000 to a possible dolph — a distance of about 25 Launching Slated Monday. west desert region. Temper "Yes, it is possible that I have] years ago cut business at thi $2 million. miles — where Schena and Bar- Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Bron- rett were freed. The truck was CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) trajectory, its engine will accel- atures ranged from the 80s to been over-assessing them — bul shore resorts. Postal inspectors Luther H. Fin- |kema, 20 East Washington Ave. 'they never complained." erfrock and Frank Jencunis said abandoned near the Junction of — The United States Is prepar- erate to a speed of 25,700 miles above 100 degrees after a high of 117 yesterday In Needles and Atlantic Highlands, son, Mon. Mr. Bauer, who Is a former they wouldn't be able to give an Route 128. ing for its second attempt within an hour and boot the spacecraft Blythe, Calif. |day. Matawan borough councilman, accurate estimate of the loss un- Route 128 is a multilane high- a month to launch an interplane- free. To Amend Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirk, 1 told The Register yesterday: til several hours after the banks jway that circles the Greater Bos- tary spaceship to probe mysteries It was cool along the Pacific An intricate system of earth [Cornell Dr., Hazlet, daughter, "There have been times ove: open. ton area and provides easy access of cloud-shrouded Venus. coast, with temperatures In the and sun sensors, gyroscopes, gas 50s in some sections. But the Monday. the years when we asked for a Barber Code Postal inspectors and FBI, to the North and South Shore If the launching, scheduled next jets and a mldcourse motor are 60s and 70s prevailed in most Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hodge, reduction, but were told 'whosi LONG BRANCH - Despite pro-] agents directed the investigation areas, Boston itself, and the Mas- Monday at the earliest, Is success- to keep Mariner 2 on course as other parts of the country. County Rd., Cliff wood, daughter bill are we going to add fi tests by spokesmen from the which some felt could possibly in- sachusetts Turnpike west to New ful, the Mariner 2 spacecraft will Monday. tt races across space towards its Considerable cloudiness covered [to?' So we quit complaining," Master Barbers Association, City volve a notorious gang of bank York State. pass within 10,000 miles of Venus Intended rendezvous with Venus the Atlantic coast region, the im Mr. and Mrs. George Cassidy, In regard to the present situa- Council agreed last night to con. robbers. The robbery occurred at 8 p.m. early in December and relay vital 115 days after launching. The mediate Gulf coast while showers, 10 Sunset PI., Port Monmouth tion, he said: "We all want to be sider repeal of its controversial First reports mentioned four] It was about 10 p.m. when Schena data about the planet to earth daughter, yesterday. craft Is not intended to hit the sprinkled northern New England. friends, but what's right is March 28 ordinance closing bar- robbers but authorities later said] and Barrett reached a telephone stations 36 million miles away. planet but to zip close to it be- Thunderstorms broke out along Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young, right." bershops on Wednesdays. there could have been as many; to notify police. An identical Mariner 1 launch- 167 Ninth St., Belford, daughter, fore going into orbit about the the warm humid air in ths south , Blames Outsiders The vote was 5 to 1. Council- as seven. Description of the gang was ing failed July 22 when a faulty |yesterday. sun. Atlantic aid Gulf areas yesterday Mr. Kenner blames tin forme: man Walton Fisher voted "no." Truck driver Patrick R. Schena sparse. One man who wielded a guidance equation caused the At- Rev. and Mrs. William Carr, During a 30-minute sweep and last night. Republican administration foi Mayor Thomas L. McClintock ab- and guard William F. Barrett told submachine gun was discrlbed as las-Agena B booster rocket to J48 Leonard Ave., Leonardo, son across Venus' sunlit side, Mariner Hail, with strong winds, pelted hiring "outsiders" to do the re- stained. Councilman Carton Van investigators their truck was halt- a six-footer, well built, with horn- veer off course. The rocket was (yesterday. valuation. It is his contention 2's instruments will try to peer Baton Rouge, La., and severe Brunt was not present. ed at Plymouth by a man dressed rimmed glasses. The man In the destroyed by the range safety Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Cas- that "local people" should have police officer's uniform was beneath the heavy cloud layers thunderstorms were reported in The action, on motion by Coun- as a police officer. Two cars then . Officer after 290 seconds of flight. [tellito, 31 Liberty PI., Wesl done the job. Spartanburg, S. C, and Beau- cilman Vincent Ronca, wot shot out from the side of thej smaller. If Mariner 2 also fails, Ameri- which surround the planet end Keansburg, daughter, yesterday. mont, Tex. More than two inches He said: hearty approval from the major- road and cut the truck off. But One tack of the Investigation can scientists must wait 19 hide its secrets from Earth. Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, 4! of rain doused Maoon, Ga., and "Property owners In the town- ity of the more than 100 resi before Bennett had a chance to centered around New York police months before Venus again is in Probe Secrets !Sylvla Ter., New Monmouth, [ship are being forced to make up; Fort Rucker, Ala., In a six-hour dents packed into the council draw his own weapon, two men reports that bank robbers Albert favorable position for a launch- The findings could answer such daughter, this morning. this loss in tax dollars. Because poked submachine guns through period. room. F. Nussbaum, 27, .and Bobby R. ing. questions as: Does Venus have Some early morning temper- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Free- [the Township Committee In I960 the truck windows. Wilconon, 32, formerly of Duke, Typical of the comment wa: The Russians launched the only a magnetic field? A radiation atures and conditions: New York man, Boundary Rd., Marlboro, ignored a suggestion to retain Okla., were believed headed for the statement of Alvin Washing- Police said the gunmen, who previous Venus rocket. Its radios belt? How fast does it spin? 67, clean Chicago 57, clear; Bos- son, this morning. [local people for the revaluation New England last Feb. 17. ton Van Schoick: "You are hen apparently used four cars to set failed soon after launch and pro- What is the temperature range? ton 65, partly cloudy; Washing- Monmouth Medical Center end hired a Cleveland firm, fhi Long Branch to govern, not to regulate ... II vided no data as It passed within Most scientists believe the ton 68, clear; Atlanta 70, clear; [township finds Itself In the posi- this week you regulate the bar- 62,000 miles of the planet. probe will help substantiate a Miami 77, partly cloudy; Louis- Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Mooney, tion of trying to offset a $700,O0C bers, next week it may be thr Parking Orbit theory that life does not exist ville 62, clear; Detroit 58, partly [Jr., Hartshome La., Rumson, son [reduction In assessment." yesterday. lawyers, doctors, preachers, arc Last Wish Granted Another Atlas-Agena B will on Venus because of extreme heat loudy; St. Louis 62. partly M->«mr Wo«d noted that the newj Mr. and Mrs. George Maxson, everybody else." He was loudly start Mariner 2 on its space voy- with temperatures at times sur- :!oudy; Minneapolis 66, clear; [assessment figure was on file six 88 Barberie Ave., Highlands, cheered. Dying Man Sees Daughter on TV , age. The Agena B second stage passing 600 degrees Fahrenheit. Kansas City 72," partly cloudy; months before the local assessoi daughter, yesterday. Under its action, the council , ,lj to settle into a so-called park- The National Aeronautics and Denver 68, clear; Dallas 83, clear; became aware of it. He termed READING, Pa. (AP) - Johi Pier in Atlantic City, N. J.,over Muhlenherg Hospital this "very strange." introduced an ordinance to amenc - ing orbit 115 miles above the Space Administration said meas Phoenix 102, clear; Seattle J. Griscik, 46, ill with cancer am last weekend. Plainfield No Sense its original 1944 ordinance whicr earth at a speed of 18,000 miles ures have been taken to correct :lear; San Francisco 58, clear; dying at St. Joseph's Hospital, The appearance was not to be Los Angeles 63, clear; Anchorage Mr. and Mrs. Douglas M. Os- "It doesn't make much sense! regulated hours of business foi had one wish—last week—to see an hour. When the Agena B Is the difficulties which caused fail- born, 205 Fair Haven Rd., Fail televised and Griscik could not 49, clear, and Honolulu 74, clear. that township officials would barbershops to be 7 a.m. to f his daughter. Donna, 14, dance. in a proper position for a Venus ure of Mariner 1. Haven, son, Friday. be moved from his hopital bed. start talking about changing fig- p.m., weekdays except Friday "If I could see her," he told Fitkln-Neptune ures now," commented Mr, when the closing may be 9 p.m. He told his daughter to go any- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dallk, doctors, "it would be the. last way. Bauer, "when they knew about The ordinance will have a pub wish I would want on this earth." Board Is 17 Hudson St., Freehold, son, this In January." Meanwhile, however, friends Resort May Place Police lie hearing Aug. 28. The girl, a member of the Cath- yesterday. The mayor and committee] had learned of Griscik'* wish. , Its effect would be to wipe oul erine Deheny Dancing Group, Mr. and Mrs. Edward War- have Indicated they may try to One of them, Louis J. Schlosberg Up a Tree the Wednesday closing rule and was scheduled to appear at Steel Pay Question on Ballot shawer, Lowden Ct., Long •negotiate" a higher assessment also spell out the fact that any of the Reading runes, called Branch, son, yesterday, figure with the company. customers already in a barber- another newsman, Paul Learn of MONMOUTH BEACH - A cit- Monmouth Beach has four po- About Plans Patterson Army Hospital To this, Mr. Bauer said sim- shop at the closing hour could be the Atlantic City Press. * . PFC and Mrs. Lloyd R. Chism, izen's request for higher po- lice officers, Chief George V. NEW SHREWSBURY - Master ply: "We are always willing to served. Consultants' Was there any chance, Schlos- 1194 Eatontown Blvd., Oceanport, lice salaries resulted last night Maney, Sgt. Hornbostel, and Pa- plans for planting at Sycamore sit down and talk." Favor Closing berg asked, to have Donna's ap- daughter, Monday. in Borough Commission's decis- trolmen Everett Leissler and School and Swimming River He stressed, however, thai The measure got publii pearance televised? Spec. 4 and Mrs. Richard L. Report Hold ion to leave it to the police if Carlton West. School, drawn up by a landscape 'the Cleminshaw firm did a very hearing even before being intro- Learn said he wasn't sure but Brockman, 42 Throckmorton thorough Job ogf ' they want to have the issue put Mr. Neale produced a table architect, were advocated last duced. Council allowed the dis- he would try. on the November ballot. Ave.,' Eatontown, son, Monday. thorough Job of research In ar- Up Renewal showing that among police in the night by Lawrence Thompson in Spec. 4 and Mrs. Jsmes C. cussion in deference to the ban That was last Friday. There F. Brent Neale, 84 Ocean Ave., riving at its new assessment shore area of Monmouth County, a report to the Board of Educa- Klmmy, Trailer Court 32, Fort bers' association because some ol KEANSBURG - Grandview ur- was no word Saturday and Identifying himself as a "taxpay- figure." those of Monmouth Beach were :lon of Tinton Falls Schools. Hancock, daughter, Monday. its state and national represent- ban renewal plans are temporar- Griscik's condition worsened. er only," and who is not con- low in pay. Mr. Thompson, D. Robert Teet- atives were present to argue for ily at a standstill while the Lo- There was no word Sunday un- nected with the police depart- Compares Figures ers and Mrs. Miriam I. Harris the Wednesday closing law. cal Planning Agency awaits de- til just before noon when Learn ment, asked the commission to are members of a committee ap- Board The representatives, Gerald livery of a re-use appraisal re- telephoned Schlosberg. Willie the salaries of Monmouth schedule a $1,000 per man raise pointed to study the question of Held on Charge La Torraca, chairman of the port from Patton and Dunn, Beach's patrolmen went up from (Continued) Donna, Learn said, would ap- in police pay over the next two planting trees at the two nearly State Board of Barber Examin- Perth Amboy redevelopment con- $4,200 in 195S to $4,500 in 1960 and Mr. Wolcott cautioned that pear at 1.30 p.m. oa television years "to bring the salary level reeless schools to provide shade ers; Charles De Benedetto, sultants. that of the chief rose from $4,800 Of Stealing Car while "we are working on a mas- in a song and dance routine of up to the level that it should be." and cool classrooms In hot weath- Irvingttm, national field repre- to $5,250 in those years, he said ter plan we have no assurance C. Bernard Blum, executive "Won't You Come Home?" Mr. Neale told the officials that] er. RED BANK - Jacob L Llnky, of its adoption." He also pointed sentative, and Paul Sparaco, Bo- Sea Bright gave patrolmen $4,200 rector of LPA, told agency mem Griscik was propped up in bed. he knew time was running out "The worst thing we could IS, of 87 North Bridge Ave., was out that the council apparently gota, acting president of the Na in 1958 in 1960 and the chief $4,- bers last night the report is now His wife, doctors, friends and rel- against the possibility that the po-| do," Mr. Thompson said, "Is to arrested yesterday and charged thought the building requirements tional Association of Barbers and 900 in 1958 and $5,500 in 1960. He :wo months behind schedule. atives 'gathered about him to lice, themselves, by presenting a start planting without any plan vith the theft of an automobile In the earlier zone change plan Beauticians, said repeal of the also made a series of other com- The agency will seek a meet- watch his daughter perform. petition for registered voters to in mind." recovered bv Middletown police. were too "rigid." Wednesday restriction would be parisons, showing a continued up-j ing this month with Patton and When it was over he made no sign, could make the pay raise He reported that Rutgers Uni He is scheduled for a hearing Mr. Nicosia commented that he| step backward. Dunn representatives. The firm comment, but appeared pleased. ward climb in the last few years. Municipal Court today. issue a referendum matter. The versity will advise on plant ma did not believo the proposal was Mr. La Torraca said barbers so far has completed a marketa He died yesterday morning at that he regularly had voted in According to Red Bank police, law requires that at least 20 per erials, but will offer no planning ever introduced at a council meet- years ago worked 85 to 90 hours bility study- and a transient nous. 7:45. behalf of upward pay adjust- :he car of Philip Bowers, 85 cent of the voters ask that the lervlce. ng. week, living as "second class Ing study for the borough. ments for the police department Grange Ave.. Fair Haven, was Griscik, owner of the State matter be put on the ballot 40 A professional planting plan Area Rezoning citizens," endangering their own through the years, said "if the teken from Its parking place on Mr. Blum also reported a num- Dental Laboratories, leaves his days before the general election would cost in the neighborhood That plan called for rezoning health and that of their custom- police want such a high Btep-up, Riverside Ave. between 2 and ber of firms have shown Interest] widow and daughter. if it is to go before the public by if $200 to $250 for the two schools, one area bounded by Bergen PI., ers. the decision should be made by: 2:30 p.m. in the proposed Grandview rede- way of petition. he estimated, and could be car- ""inckney Rd., Broad St. and a Answering with the applause of referendum. I would leave it to] The car was discovered by velopment project. Can Initiate It line drawn south from the east- the crowd behind him, Armond the people." ied out over a period of time, as Middletown Detective S«t Frank A brochure describing the! Play Program But Mayor Sidney B. Johnson, money for trees and shrubs is em side of Hudson Ave. Tomaini, a bottling company Grandview plan was displayed by He and Commissioners Clar- (Reason on Stlllweil Rd. In that acting on an attorney's advice, available. olace. Sgt. Gleason reported that, The second area, Bergen PL, iwner, said nothing could prevent Alfred P. Van Huyck of Herbert said that /'if the police want a ence B. Cook and Harold W. Pe- Dr. Teeters said he is In favor Wikoff PI.; Broad St., and a line barbers from deciding to close H. Smith Associates, the bor- Ends in Holmdel terson all felt that if major ad- hi- had stooped to question the raise in this amount, the Borough if putting up some trees this fall, driver. Llnky. and subspnuently parallel to and a distance 200 certain days or hours. iugh's planning consultants, HOLMDEL - Recreation offi- justments in police pay are to| Commission, through ordinance, with or without a plan. learned the car was stolen. eet east from the east side of Mr. Sparaco charged Council 'tanned for distribution to pos- cials have reported that 150 to be made in the coming year, pro- can also ask that the decision be Mrs. Harris was absent last Red Bank police said LInkv ad- Maple Ave. was acting now because of the sible investors, the flyer will con- 175 children had participated vision should be made for other made by referendum and that the light. •nittlne seeing the convertible on The proposed ordinance would pressure of newspaper publicity. tain photographs of the area and daily in the local summer play- question be put on the ballot." borough employees as well. Mr. The board president, Dr. Rich- Riverside Ave. with keys In the have required that apartment 'It seems," he said, "the activ- if the Grandview project model, ground program. Cook noted that "In 12 years here, He asked Mr. Neale to "go to ard Swenson, sent the matter Ignition and taking it for a buildings be limited to eight ity of the editors has gotten un- i plot plan, and explanatory the patrolman's pay has gone up The program stressed "fun fel- the police and ask if that is what back to committee, with a re- ride through Atlantic Highlands, itories and 85 feet in height. der some of your skin." itatements by Mayor Louis Col- from $1,800 to the new level" and lowship and physical fitness." they want." [uest for recommendations of where he picked up a compan- The Zoning Board of Adjust- Twice before council voted ichio and Mr. Blum. said he believed "we have shown Activities included arts and Sgt. Charles Hornbostel, second specific landscape architects, and ion. The car was parked with ment is presently considering a down Mr. Ronca's proposals to The Grandview area Is the first that we are working with our po- crafts, tournaments, dancing, man on the police department, an alternate plan. mechanical trouble when It was variance application which would repeal the March 28 rule. In the o be proposed for redevelopment lice." special events and free play. told a newsman after the meet- discovered. How an apartment developer to meantime, Fred Errlco, one of in the borough. The planning agen. The program was open to young- The commission decided to wait ing, "This is the first I have ITS NOT THE MEN; irect a 12-story luxury build- he independent barbers who op- :y has proposed that the site, sters, kindergarten through until the next meeting, Tuesday, heard of this proposal, and I ITS THEIR RED TRUCK irefighters noslly tackled a Ing on Riverside Ave. erates a shop at 20 Atlantic Ave., which is made up of 10 acres en eighth grade. know nothing about it." He said Aug. 28, before acting further. his home. Other provisions of the older :hallenged the ordinance and was SALEM, III. (AP) - The fire- mall blaze near :ompasslng parts of Carr, Falr- Mrs. Kenneth Willey directed he was Inclined "to go along :one proposal Included a require- arrested and fined $25 for being man's worst suspicions about his iretnen who Joined a search for iew, Bellevlcw, Grandview, he program. Miss Marilyn with" the commission's practice! ment that building lots have 120- jpen Wednesday, July 11. His It adds up! More and more] lopularity with youngsters has Ihe youth were unable \o lure Center and Rnritan Aves., be re- Young and Norman Miller acted of giving the police periodic [oot frontage, a total of 30,000 people use The Register ads each wen confirmed by Phillip Cav- ilm from his hiding place — un- challenge of his conviction and of leveloped with motels, hotels, IB3 senior counselors while Gary raises. "I liked the raise I got issue because results come fast- 1ns, 5. it they promised him a ride on square feet in area, and 30 foot he validity of the ordinance are efficiency apartments and other Homberger and Michael Sulll- last year," ha said. er—Advertisement. The lad fled to a woods as a fire engine. 'ront setbacks. I pending In Superior Court. elated commercial uses. Van were Junior counselors. RED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Aug. 15, 1962-3 Successful Investing IVason on Education Short Selling Often Called Sign of a Bullish Market Beware an Early Start By LESLIE J.NASON What parent looks forward to and ride his tricycle, By ROGER E. SPEAR that for his son! learn to throw and catch a ball, Q. — "I'm In my middle Stfs brightens—as it always does— Professor o! Education But if he waits a year to start His confidence will grow when and during my recent vacation the normal upswing will be ac- Kevin was four years old last school, he will be one of the older ha knows there are at least some I tad the time to think ol re-centuated by the frantic covering January. He is a month too young and more able students. As hethings he can do well. tirement. portfolio lacks of the bears who waited a littli to start kindergarten this fall. develops confidence in personal Give him practice in self-help, . But his best friend, Jimmy, is quality and yield. Do you have too long. relations, he may be a Chief in- —like going to the bathroom with one stock to eligible. He will be going to stead of an Indian. the door closed, or managing his (Mr. Spear cannot answer a school. Kevin's suggest which mail personally but will answei Most important of all, Instead own fastenings, or tying his mother feels of always having to push himself shoes, or hanging up his sweater I could use to An questions possible in his col that her son is just to keep up wjth his class- and finding it again. start upgrading „„,„ v as ready as my list?" mates, he is free to grow at his Give him opportunities to stare P. R. Jimmy. own pace. - things with other children. Help A. - Yes, I Kevin plays him develop respect for other well with other His parents should not- consider think Kern Good News this as a year lost, but rather as people's property. County Land children. His Let him make his own mis- speech is un- a year in which they can prepare (NYSE) would Helps Send him to make full use of later takes, for that is a natural part be a sound derstandable. of learning. Help him to feel He takes care school opportunities. addition for -- There are a number of things that it is possible to make mis- SPEAR you. Once Stocks Up Of. NofOfl of most of his takes without being crushed. personal needs. they can do to aid his growth: known solely for its oil,cattle . Give him opportunities to make And, above all, open up to him By RICHARD H. HOENIG He is happy playing with other end farming activities, Kern choices between two acceptable the world of books. NEW YORK (AP) - Encour- children. He likes to listen to County has taken some big steps things. Accept his choice and A few children might benefit by aged by a mixture of good cor- stories. He enjoys looking at in recent years to hike its earn- help him enjoy the results. He entering school early, but I would porate and economic news and books. ing power, and a phase of well- will learn to trust his own judg- endorse it for only a very few. an historic Senate move, tlv Kevin's mother is thinking of defined growth now seems to be stock market surged upward ment. A well-planned home program under way. Diversification into placing him in kindergarten In a can prepare a child for success yesterday In quickened trading. private school. Give him responsibilities and auto parts. electronics, oil ex-Volume mounted to 3.64 mil- in school. Later, when he'has The Long View help him to meet them. Four is ploration and real estate devel- lion shares, also the best ol had some experience In school, But let's take the long view a good age for a child to begin opment has given the company August, compared with 2.67 mil he can skip a grade easier than and look at Kevin In fifth and assuming some responsibility. Ex- a more aggressive image. The liorr Monday. he can adjust to premature entry shares sell at a reasonable mul- sixth grades. tend his limits and enlist his co- into kindergarten. The Dow Jones industrial av- tiple of earnings and yield about He will be younger and perhaps operation in observing them. Tell (You may obtain a copy of Dr. erage closed at 601.90, up 6.61. 2.5 per cent on the $2.40 divi- smaller than his classmates. Hishim: "You may go ahead, but Nason's "Help Your Child Suc- AT&T gained 2>/ In active dend, which could be boosted be- 8 muscular co-ordination and physi wait at the next corner for me." ceed in School" booklet by send- trading, RCA was ahead 1% and fore too long. I recommend the cal skills will be less developed. Build Confidence ing $1 to "Help Your Child," Box IT&T gained Issue to those seeking quality, He may find himself the last one Develop his physical skills. Give 1277, General Post Office, New current Income and prospects of The market tone was clearly chosen for team games. him opportunities to run, climb York." moderate capital gain. displayed by the IS most active Q. - "I'm confused. So many issues. Fourteen advanced with people have sold stocks short ex- five up more than one. IVeii? pecting prices to decline. Yet, I The only loser by that list was Belford Lincroft hear that this is, in itself, a bull- Grayson-Robinson Stores, off 2'/»- Peter. De Nicola, son of Mr. Lt. Col. George Philip «nd Ish sign. Would you be willing to Of 1,230 issues traded 677 ad- and Mrs. Peter De Nicola, Ocean- Monmouth daughter, Robin, and son, George comment on this?" vanced, 303 declined, 250 were view Ave. celebrated his seventh 3d, of Northfield, Vt. spent the , , birthday Aug. 12 at a family din- Timothy Kugleman, son of Mr.weekend with Mr. and Mrs. B. P.M. and Mrs. Robert Kugleman, Kit- unchanged, seven set new highs ner. Present were Mr. and Mrs G. Berube of Hill Rd. Mr. .'and A. — Short selling is a very and 1J were at 1962 lows. "Thj mary Ave., celebrated his 10th timely subject, and I'm happy to better than 2-1 ratio of advances Stephen Jennie, Mrs. Anna De- Mrs. Berube have returned from Nicola, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jen- birthday Aug. 10 and had as hisa vacation to Fall River. Mass., comment. Basically the argu- over declines also was the best guests, Chris, William and Peter ment runs like this: Any trader of the month. nie, Mrs. Theresa Costello, Jer- where they visited Mr. and Mrs. sey City, and John and Patricia Coyte, Peter Barter, James Ober- Arthur Berube. having shorts outstanding must Motors were the star perform De Nicola, Metuchen. Guests at dick, Joan, Maiyann, Eileen and eventually "cover" his position. ers, although they closed with Kathleen Kugleman. Robert Therefore, he is a potential buyer i fractional gains. American, a party Saturday were Stephen Ronnie Anken, son of Col. and on y Thrall, Timothy Hall, William Kugleman was 14 years old Sun- of stocks. Since most shorts are Chrysle, _ _r and GM were 1-2-3 ot day, Aug. 12. Mrs. W. J. Anken of Rose St., placed after a decline is well un- ^ j^t tive list. BANK REPAID — Eighteen Puerto Rican workers at tha Farmers and Gardeners Asso- Rizzo, Jr., Kenneth White, Mi- has returned home from a two s ac chael Schmidt, Robert Steward der way, it follows that the over- American was up % at 16% ciation labor camp in Holmdel, top photo, visited Fitkin Hospital yesterday to donate weeks' stay at Camp Arrowhead, all, short position will usually be David Kolllo and John and Paul A party was given for Denise the Y.M.C.A. estop. OG 91,400 shares. Brokers were blood to'replace 27 pints given one of their members, Domingo Rodriguez, during his De Nicola. Candito, daughter of Mr. and largest at or close to market talking about the company's prog- bottoms. As a result, the reser- two weeks at Fitkin. Boro Buses, Red Bank, donated the transportation. In bottom Mrs. Domlnick Candito, Daniel Mrs. John Long and children of ress without former president PI. Sunday, Aug. 12, for her 14th voir of purchasing power builds George Romney, now running photo, Alfonso Rodriguez, the first donor, it administered by nurse Elizabeth Dishon. The 49th wedding anniversary Hurley La. are touring the New of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richard birthday. Present were Elaine, up at the lower limits of a slgnifi- for governor ot Michigan. Chrys- With them are John Tilelli, left, manager of tho camp, and Paul J. Rivera, field rep- England states while vacationing of Barnegat was recently cele. Georgia and Claire Galanakis, can/>*ntt mm/moveA , nnrandf when the OUtlOOoutlookk ..lei., whici_;.i.h- starte_*. t_dj t*o„ „_„.,:,.,previev„ resentative of Puerto Rico Department of Labor's Migration Division, 40 Broad St., from the Lincroft Post Office, brated at the home of Mr. and Linda and Bruce Norris, Kathy where she is employed. \ 1S63 models for the press today and Alan Kelshaw, Mark Guldo, was higher by % at 53% oi Keyport. Mrs. Kenneth Nordstrom, Prince- ton PI. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.Domlnick Candito, Barbara Sa- Michael Mahoney, Sr, of Mid- 62,000 shares. The company'; rano, Diane Sauthelre. Officials new line is designed to be more Edward Richard, Barnegat, and dletown-Lincroft Rd., is a medi- Also Mrs. Joseph Matros and competitive, the press was told Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rldgeway, cal patient in Monmouth Medi- Peddlers, Greenville, S. C. daughter, Tracey, East Ruther- cal Center. Address GM gained Vt at 52>/4 on 47.20C Orville E. Beal ford; Mrs. Peter Brown, Walling- Forty-two Browniea and Girl shares. Studebaker, which also Frank Nordstrom, son of Mr. ton, and Mrs. Helen Clemens and Beach Fee Scouts of Lincroft are enrolled made the most active list, was and Mrs. Kenneth Nordstrom, Mr. and Mrs. William Davis, Jer- Civic Unit No Self-Made Man, Says Pru Chief in swimming classes for begin- up Vi while Ford was up '/$ in celebrated his sixth birthday, sey City. MIDDLETOWN—Local munic- ners, advanced beginners, basic, slower dealings. Aug. 9. Present were Charles Ott ipal officials were guest speak- By CY FOX By 1937 he was a manager o Codes OK'd and intermediates. Eight are try- Yesterday's closing stocks: and Paul and Barry Nordstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Codding, ers at a recent meeting of the one of the company's sales divi- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-iBor- ing for the Junior Life Saving I-T-B Ckt Brk NEWARK (AP) - OrviUe E. ton spent part of last week at Bayshore Civic Association. ACF Ind «7 sions and had something else to Adams Ex Johns Uin Beal, a one-time coal miner who ough Council last night adopted the Highland Lake, N. Y. Bible certificate. Mrs. Thomas Molrow On hand to address the group Air nedue S3 5 Jones Ac L his credit—a bachelor of arts de. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Grimes, of Fort Monmouth Is Instructor. Alltj Cl> Jor IB* on Oct. 1 becomes president two ordinances and introducec conference. Mr. and Mrs. Frank KaUer At 31 gree from Rutgers University, St Petersburg, Fla., were recent were Township Committeemen AJlej Lud of the Prudential Insurance Co. Cheney spent Friday and Satur- Classes are held at the home of Kennecott 70 the result of study in (he univer- two others. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paul Pandolfi, Thomas S. Field Jjjf* Koppers 33 of America, denies he Is a self- day there. Col. and Mrs. W. J. Anken, Rose AMI Clul Kresge, SB 27 sity's night classes. Adopted was a code regulating Lang. Mr. arid Mrs. Lang are St., Mondays and Wednesdays. and Ernest G. Kavalek. Kroter 20 made man. Alcoa use of the new municipal beach visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roske Calvin R. G. Ohjsen, township Uhlgh C1HI Captain of a Team 1 Mrs. Joseph Donahue and Am Brk fill 48 LehTort C 15K "There's no such thing," the which stipulates season fees ol of Ithaca, N. Y., and their guests A family:;barbecue was given treasurer, and Earl K. Eastmond, heh Val Ind 1 53-year-c-ld Beal remarked min- daughter, Priscilla, of Mohonk Am Cyan LOF Glass 50K Ten years later he was electee 50 cents for children under 13 and also spent several days there. Sunday in celebration of the tax collector, also spoke. Am M Fdy Lib McN*L Jl> utes after he was informed of hisvice president at Prudential and eighth birthday of Stephen Craig, Lake, N. Y., are visiting Mr. ,and Mr. Field spoke of the current Llgg * Mr 77 Jl for persons over 13. Mrs. Joseph Farrell, Manor Luicni eti 3a election today to succeed Louis 10 years after that became an ex- The eighth birthday of Linda son of Mr. and, Mrs. Thomas police department drive to crack : Hack Trk 35' R. Menagh, Jr., 69, who is re- Guests will be admitted on Pkwy. / 38* ecutive vice president. Sickles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Craig, Tindall Rd. down on speeders and voiced his ££ Marath Oil daily basis-50 cents for childret Maxllo II 21 tiring. He looks on his new job as the Norman Sickles was celebrated at Weekend guests of Mr. and opposition to a curfew for teen- Am Viscoee Merck 67! and $1 for teenagers and adults. Amp me MOM 33 "Every man is Influenced by captaincy of a team. It's a bi a family party Aug. 12. Rev. and Mrs. William E. Bis-Mrs. Daniel Nalepa of Manor agers, which he termed "unjust." Ml.in M4M 493 A peddlers' ordinance approved his family, his community and Ms team—56,000 strong—and he grove and daughter, Miss Mildred Pkwy. were Mr. and Mrs. An- IIo Pmo A 40 by council prohibits peddlers and Township drainage and beach Mont Ward 27'» school. A person can do a great thinks he may have to curtail James Evemham, son of Mr. Blsgrove, are spending a month drew Nalepa and children, An- erosion plans were outlined by Aimit Ck Nat Eiio 3»S transient vendors from selling Aahl Oil N Cash Reg ST: deal for his own development, but many civic and athletic activities and Mrs. Daniel Evemham, Lo-in their summer home ion Lake drea and Joseph, of Clark. Mr. Pandolfi. l Nat Dalrr KS! he can't dp it all alone." goods between the hours of 8 Nat Distill 25 to cope with it. cust PL, celebrated his third Cayuga, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fields Mr. Kavalek spoke on plans to Nat Gyps 39' Emphasis on Family p.m. and 8 a.m. Nat Steel 30 Beal echoes Menagh's conten- birthday Aug. 9. and sons, Richard and Barry, of Increase the quantity and quality NY Cential 1 Beal's emphasis on the family Aug. 23 Hearings Bald Lima m 12 tion that the role of a chief execu- Lisa Norris, daughter of MrSwimmin. g River Rd. spent the of street lighting In the township. Bayuk Cig 42V Nla M Pw 45' comes naturally—he is the third No Am Av 661 tive in a company the size of Pru- Public hearing on a parking A covered dish supper was held and Mrs. Clark Norris, celebrated weekend at Cape May. The association went on record ||", Nor Fao of 12 children and helped his Nwst Alrlln 33 d dential cannot be an "ivory tow- measure and an amendment to by the Ladies' Auxiliary of In-her eighth birthday at a family Col, and Mrs. W. J. Anken formally asking the governing NiNwsth Alrll Pnh 30 father, a Prudential agent, figure Boeing Norwich Ph •35 er job." the ordinance creating a harbor dependent Fire Company, Aug. 14 party Aug. 10. spent the weekend at Richmond, body to seek traffic lights for Borden Outb Mar II insurance policies. commission was set for Aug. 28. Varn— 39 Owens III Gl ..78.' A president would fail, he says, in the fire house. Mrs. Joseph Va. Col. Anken served as wing Ocean Ave. and Fort Monmouth m 2O»i Pan A w Air 18 He was born in Monvue, Pa., Param Plct 39 if he is sealed off from the bulk The parking _ code restricts Thompson is chairman of a rum- Jean Ann and Susan Jenren of commander of the 108 Fighter In- Rd., and Rt. 35 and Cherry Tree |«J" Penney, JC 401 and attended high school in parking in two designated areas mage sale to be held Aug. 24 and Pa PwiU of his colteagues by a circle of Sayreville spent part of last week terceptor Unit at the separation Buloya. neighboring McClellandtown. But 1 Farm Rd. Fa RR on First Ave., in front of the25 in the fire house. with Mrs. Ludolph Von Tangen, and demobilization ceremony at Burl Ind Pepsi. Cola yes-men. The group also has urged that Case, JI iouthwestern Pennsylvania hadn't post office, to 15 minutes. Lone Oak Rd. Perkln Elm Tower of Sorts Byrd Field. t free entrance be provided at Phil El much to offer a young man in The harbor commission propos- Scott John Makely, son of Mr. Cliej ft on Fhlll Pet 1926 except coal mining. But he will be operating from the municipal beach for retired Ch Fit Steel al calls for that, body to organize and Mrs. John Makely of Coyne residents and that the year rate Pub Sv E4Q 63 So, with high school diploma a tower of sorts just the same. each year in January on the third Pullman Pi., was baptized Aug. 12 in St. be reduced. Pure OU 30! in hand, the young Beal headed His new office is located atop Wednesday. The commission cur- Mary's ' Catholic Church, New HCA for the mines. "I worked as a Prudential's gleaming white 24- 3 The association also feels that Reading Co 6! rently organizes In July. Monmouth. Mrs. Albert Yuch, the possibility of establishing a Repub SU 38 laborer for three or four months," story national headquarters here. Council deferred action on con-New Providence, and Robert llevlon 38' he recalled with a smile, "but I historical park at the PeWs Reyn Met »'„ Heal was married in 1936 to demnation of property at 41 First Moaklar, Hazlet, were sponsors. Heir Tob had no desire to continue." Creek meadowland be investi- Cm Zell 38H Jean Rivers of Hackensack. "We Ave. owned by Domlnick Gesaldi, A family party was held after- Croc ail 1SH Hob Fulton *60 Per Month gated. Curtijj Wr 19(4 St Jos Lead 26? met in church," he fondly re- Morrell St, Long Branch, with ward. Del * Hud 1614 St Reg Pap 20 A special meeting or the asso- Dent Sup 23(4 Sears Roeb calls, "and we just got to know the following provisions: Shell Oil em The job paid 40 cents an hour. ciation will be held Sept. 6 Doug Alrc 2H4 Sinclair His next job' took him into in- one another." That lie evict all tenants from The second birthday of Donald Dow Chem 44% Sinlth, AO meet with representatives of Du Pont 199 Socony surance and the pay—$60 a month The couple has two children- the building; remove all debris, Reidel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don- Duq Lt 28« Sou Pac Beverly, 15, and Bruce, a student inside and out; board up all en- aid Reidel, was celebrated Aug. other civic and church groups to Bast Kori 99& Sou Ry —was still modest. But it started discuss suggestions for improve- End John 16 Sperry Rd his climb to the No. I positionat Colgate University. trances, and, within 60 days, sub- 12 with Robert and Chris Mark Brie Lack 2V4 sul Brand ment of the township. Firestone 30Ji Bid Oil Cat in the worlds second largest in- In this commotion surrounding mit plans for renovation. and Donna and Joan Reidel. FMC Co 66(4 Std oil NJ Pram Cp 30*4 3tudebaker ;urance company. his election yesterday, Beal Building Crackdown Garretl 48H Texaco 8Ji Lt. and Mrs. Ronald Skonekl den Accept 17% fez Q Prod Beal first came to Prudential's seemed anxious to get away from In keeping with its recenl Gen Cigar 31 Textron 13V Newark office tearing a letter of the office—he wanted to telephora crackdown" on dilapidated and children of Limestone, Maine, Egg Market Gen Dynam 24!4 Tidewat Oil 28» Gen Eleo CTH Transamer introduction from the firm's man- the news to his four brothers am structures on First Ave., the gov- are spending ten days with Mr. NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - Gen Fds 70* Un carbide. Gen Motors 52% Un Pac ager in Uniontown, Pa. He wasseven sisters scattered across the irning body directed its building and Mrs. Michael Gettlngs and Wholesale egg offerings short on Gen Pub Ut 30%Unit Alrc hired as a clerk. nation. committee to inspect premises, family of Main St. Lt. Skonekl is 0 Tel*El 20>i United Cp large, adequate on mediums, Oeo Tire 22H U8 Lines at the corner of Bay Ave. andstationed at Loring Air Force barely adequate on smalls. De- GllletU 37% UB Plywd Glen Aid io£ US Rub First Ave., termed "unsafe and Base. mand readily clearing supplies Ooodrlch 45 US Smelt unfit" by Councilman Vincent H. Goodyear 29'£ UB steel 32 Tuesday. Grace So 34% Van At Sti Fox. Miss Ada Syvertsen, member Whites: Extras (47 lbs. min.) Gl A4P 4i Wai Worth 27 Edmond J. Caputo, Third Ave. of the Reapers Fellowship, Phil- Greyhound 28 Warn B Plo. 5'4 3914-1214; extras medium (40 lbs. Gulf Oil 35 Wn Un Tel 12* term on the Zoning Board o adelphia, visited friends here lamm Pap 29 Westg El average) 31&-33& top quality White Mot M Adjustment. He replaces Dalton ever the Week-end and was the Kerc Pdr 37tt Woolwlh (47 lbs. min.) 43-46; mediums (41 ill Cent 34)4 *2.. uly 31. guest of Mrs. Milton Smith, Int Bus Mch 386 67», lbs. average) 32V5-34>/4;,p smalls Waterview Ave. Int Harv • 46H Yngst Silt III Carhart, whose term expired (38 lbs. average) 19-20>£; pee- 64 Councilman Elbert A. Frimp- wees 15-16. ter was named to an unexpired Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kansas Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.) three-year terra on the Recrea- jf Jersey City spent Sunday with 4C/S-42; top quality (47 lbs. min.) tion Commission, replacing Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kansas, 4345; mediums (41 lbs. average) Engineer Gertrude Keyes, who resigned Hollie Dr. and attended a fam- ^; smalls (36 lbs. average) last June. ily party for the eighth birthday J peewees 15-16. Gets Degree )f Wayne Kansas. FORT MONMOUTH — Isidore Mrs. Charles Smith, Church St Bady of Elberon, an engineer at Holmdel ntertained members of the B-B the U.S. Army' Electronics Re- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Silcox and lub Aug. 10. Mrs. Aline Rausch search and Development Agency, laughter, Lealie, have moved to won the meeting prize. Also has received a Ph.D. degree in Santa Monica, Calif. Mr. Silcox present were Mrs. Elmer Gar- electrical engineering from Rut- s associated with the Santa ettson, Mrs. Ernest Elgrim and EGGS gers University through a govern- VIonica Air Force Base. drs. Charles Young. ment-sponsored course of advance TWO CREWMEN died and five other persons wera in- Any Quantity! training for scientists. Mrs. Max Ravndale and chil The third birthday of Lori Ann Iren of Lake City, Fla., are vis Jebowitz, daughter of Mr. and jured when two Pennsylvania Railroad freight trains col- Dr. Bady, who joined the Fort /Irs. Sidney Liebowltz, Nell Ave. Monmouth laboratory in 1941, re- ting her mother, Mrs. Charles lided naar Coatesville, Pa. One train was carrying radio- Cartoned or Bulk as celebrated Aug. 7 with her ceived the degree for research In- !ly, Main St. Candled and packed family and a few neighbors. active materials but spokesmen laid the nearby homes to magnetic materials. Much of were not imperiled. (AP Wirephoto) to your specifications. I this work was done in Hie elec- ADDED HONOR — Capt. Glenn S. Meader, Jr., New Dr. and Mrs. Philip N. Ra- tronics laboratory. }in of Bayonne have moved into Shrewsbury, left, receives from Col. James M. Kim- heir new home on East Main AidStorm nessmen in storm-damaged shore 783,547 for a total of $6,644,746, brough, Jr.,. commanding officer of the Army Electron- 3t. Dr. Robin hns opened his of- EIGENRAUCH SERVES HIM RIGHT Hughes said the aid to Hudson Ice for the practice of dentistry. (Continued) Hughes gave this breakdown on County was approved for repair BISBEE, Ariz. (AP) - A thief ics Research and Development Agency, Fort Monmouth, le received his degree in den- ictor of the Small Business Ad- federal disaster aid approved by work on damaged dykes and mos- who took 120 shoes from a sales- the first Oak Leaf Cluster to the Army Commendation FARMS istry from New York University, ministration, announced at the the OEP: Atlantic, $839,081; Cape qulto control facilities. man's car in Bisbee wasted his Medali Capt. Meader left the agency's technical staff (here he graduated as first in May, $2,751,582; Cumberland, $40,- '— lews conference that a total ot time. The salesman told police for service studies a^ the Command and General Staff is class. He served as resident 781; Gloucester, $15,000; Hudson, No problem finding tenants SH 7-2008 all the shoes were for the right 3 million in SBA loans have been College, Fort Leavanworth, Kans. dental intern at Newark Beth Is- $119,478; Middlesex, $46,358; Mon- when you advertise The Register foot. . rael Hospital. awarded to homeowners'and busl- mouth, $153,767, and Ocean, $!,< way—Advertisement. im RED REGISTER *r, be turns Bnt to the obituary er" instead of by the pet nick- Any dinner guest ia his own As he goes through ids dally WO* Jan's PHILOSOfHOt : otau, Masai to tie bwioesj name he once used. home who itiyi after 11 pjn. be routine of living,,tiie to OCT. 22) 'OH think you're aittd of the timci. Put rour ideal into bciaff. Theory u Excellent for canning or freezing ut we you foioc in the right direct.oof lint, trat action geti reiulta. AUTHORIZED TAURUS {April 20 U May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 21 Is Nov. 21) The Place To Go For Tha Brandt You Know Spend some tune In meditation. W< «U Don't ipend money to impreia otberi; need totitvdt to (inn ournehe*. imprest tfara bjr derdl instead. HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE HMINI (May 21 t»JuM2l] SAGITTARIUS (Nor. 21 to Dec 21) NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS Don't let irriution *poil your chinceB F*te ceiponiibilitleK. They shrink in the IVY CORNER [or aomethinf food. Be more at eatc. size if you t*Ve m good look at them. • REPAIRS ON • CAPRICORN (D.c 22 to Jan. 20} DaiCIOUS ORCHARDS CANCER (Junt 22 to July 21) Be more optimutic. When thii.fi go Personal nailers weric out better lhaa Boys' & Students' Department SCOBEYVILLE, NEW JERSEY wrong, you don't hive to fa with em. yoc hoped. Don't let down now. GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to W>. If) Colts Neck-Tlntcn Falls County Rd. 537 LEO (Jt,ly22l» Au*j.ai| Cooperate with othera evett though you IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS Driaoue your work to that you tccotn- may not fully agree with them. JOHN DANIELS' MEN'S WEAR Soltuoom Opm Mon. thru Sot. 9 to & ptikl. xaare ia 1CM time. Be punctual. HSCES I Fob. 20 t. MarckJO) PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. riRSO (A«9. 22 «• S*pK 22) This if not a good tinte to ace thole in 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK SUNDAY 1 TO I Ifom'r* entitled to your o"~J " authority about anything you're OfJti. PARTS FOR tot sot to force them oon etherg. uatcd. Charge- It — 30 - 60 or 90 Days VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc. Name Kir BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH DRIVE-IN AUTO CENTER GIVES YOU ATM ONE-STOP SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR—WHILE YOU SHOP Budget Officer EATONTOWN Get quick, expert service and installation on tires, mufflers, shock absorbers, bat. CIRCLE teries, seat covers, brakes and wheel alignment. PLUS these extra services at no NIW HUM OMAUST SlOHf. ONI Of AMHlCtt I1NISI extra charge when you buy your tires at Bamberger's: • Rotation • Installation • Flat repair

•nnlmgai'* DrWt-ln Auto Canter la lacaUd adlaeaat to Bambarger'a at tfi» Maimauth Mapping Cantar. Blackwall and Whitewall nylon tires at low sale prices Stephen P. Kirk FORT MONMOUTH - Ma] Francis E. Waldorf, commanding officer of the Army Signal Radio Propagation Agency, has nounced the appointment of Ste- phen P. Kirk, 10 Maple La., Free- hold Acres, as budget officer the agency. Prior to joining the agency ai V*. Ifort Monmouth in 1953, Mr. Kiri Mras an Industrial auditor. Here hi VANDIRBILT SAFETY-NYLONS LlNI V-IIO ijas been a budget analyst and • member of the post comptroll WITH 24-MONTH GUARANTIE* NYLONS WITH 30-MONTH ©UARANTIE* && staff. Long Branch BLACKWALL fAll BLACKWALL Registrations Scheduled ~ LONG BRANCH - William H 2 for 2 for 2 for 2 for fries kill, superintendent, an pounced yesterday that student! filtering grades 7 and 8 in Long Branch Junior High School am grades 9 through 12 in Long Branch High School may be reg- 15.88 19.88 19.88 23.88 istered at those respective schools 640x15 hib*-typ«, pki tax ami aay 2 «M HIM hi tro«J« 640x15 tobo-typ*, Hn tax m* my 1 «M Mm in trafc from 9 a.m. until noon and from 1 until 3 p.m. Tuesday and tyM r«t»bff tin blacicwaH bltcVwafl tin Sito bbdrwal btadr*an Wednesday, Sept. 4 and S, am Tuesday, Sept. 11. 670 —2 for 18.88 2 for 23.88 670 15 _2 for 22.88 2 for 27.18 670 s 15 _J2 for 23.88 3 for 28.88 ) x 15 _2 for 27.88 2 for 32 J8 710 _2 for 22.88 2 for 27.88 710 15 _2 for 26.88 2 for 31.88 710 x 15 _2 for 27.88 2 for 32.88 ) x 15 _J2 for 31.88 2 for 36.88 Registration for elementary 760 _2 for 26.88 2 for 31.88 760 15 _2 for 30.88 2 for 35,88 grades will be held in each in- 760 x 15 _2 for 31.88_2 for 36.88 ) x 15 _2 for 35.88 2 for 40.88 750 2 for 23.88 750 14 2 for 27,88 750 ac 14 : 2 for 2B.88 ) x 14 , 2 for 32.88 dividual school at the same hour: 800 800 and dates, he said. 2 for 27.88 14 * for 31.88 800 3i 14 2 for 32.88 ) x 14 __2 for 36.88 850 Mr. Meskill said no registra 2 for 31.88 850 14 2 for 35.88 850 :c 14 : 2 for 36.88 ) x 14 2 for 40.88 tions will be accepted in any ol 600 2 for 20.88 600 13 2 for 24.88 600 it 13 "> for 25.88 ) x 13 2 for 29.88 the schools Friday or Saturday 650 2 for 24.88 650 13 2 for 28.88 650 it 13 2 for 29.88 ) x 13 2 for 33.88 Sept. 7 or 8. All prices plus tax and any 2 old tires in trade. All price* plot tax and any 2 old tint ia trade. Parents were advised that cer-

tificates of birth, vaccination and 'Wt loarontaa «D tint ojaiinat «ll rood haurdi under narrml aVIrlni condition*, prt-nVd en tn*M aota pricax, n*> Rtt. : immunization for smallpox, diph- theria, infantile paralysis and ol transfer from other schools musi be presented. Pupils who have nol yet had the full series of inocula- tion required by the Board ol Education must show a physi cian's certificate showing that SAVE 30%-WHEIL, BRAKE this series has been started, he said. ANP ALIGNMENT SPECIAL Everett SHOCK Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac- VANDIRBILT MUrFLIRS cubbia and sons, Lex and Brian, ABSORBIRf BATTIRIIS of Burlington, Vt., are spending All 3 for 9.49 RUST-RESISTANT WITH their vacation with Mr. and Mrs. WITH FREE INSPECTION Hnvy-duty with 24-mo. LIFETIME GUARANTEE! guaranttot—-inttallad frt< Robert Maccubbin of Middle- •ak« Yav Belli town-Lincroft Rd. On Monday Prhi ALONE, 1.50 ALONE. *3 ALONE, 8.99 lt«M»a« •17--B4 Oaavlw . S.W family gel-together was held. s 2 ,8.99 For neat Qmreln -Il-'U a 1M Others present were Mr. and COMPLETE COMPLETE COMPLETE FRONT fe t-vokcan Chrmlii___'u.'e(( t ai «_ 7.49 7.99 a. Mrs. Harold Sturgis of Ocean BRAKE ADJUSTMENT WHEEL BALANCING END ALIGNMENT For most American cart '""" *T? 'N t aid a_ 49 Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Theo- -ll-'Bl .7.99 s .1.9) dore Benton Harper of Montville. * Adjust all 4 thoe* • Balance both front * Correct camber and caster For matt Tbeis ahocti ara prtelalon-engl. 12-rertcort B . JI.49 * Inspect lining . wheels 9.99 Cat (trm)_-ii.'BS. JJ99 neered to |lra • naw, alter ride. * Test brake* • Install new weight* * Correct toe-in, toe-out |rau)__"H.'55_ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones, 'Prices Includa old battery in .5.4* All work Ii performed by faelory- •Jl •»«. .5.4} * Inspect hydraulic tvttem • Get extra tire mileage, trade. BaUeriaa for other art Jr. and children of Red Bank, * Inspect, adjust steering trained experta. Drive in tomor- ••»• I mud _7.9» * Inspect grease aeali ' •mooth performance •rsUabl* n simUar low .j>rJ«i and Clarence Jones, Sr., of Ever- row for ire* impectlon. Inauila- . i.9) ett Rd., have moved to St, Paul, ICoaranteed a|alnat cell (allare .9.49 Ai oil Auto Cantan aictpt Nswcrtc lion mlltble st raodento charge. (or siid period. Minn. 1 -7.»5

Miss Sally Rottman of Little Silver was a weekend guest of Miss Mary Lou Van Emburg of BUY WITH NO DOWN PAYMENT, TAKE UP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAMBER6ER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT Everett Rd. CALL Olbarna 1-tsoo, HEIIom 1-2400 OR WRITE on tire—Ir., dallvary within our delivery a rea. (Ixcapt C.O.D.'a add »Oc). Tlraa (Dapt. 144), arid Aute Acteaaerlu (Dapt. 141), adjacent to Bamberier'e, Bambimar'a Manmautt, Mrs. Joseph DeMedlco and And at Paramua, Newark, Mania Park, Plalnlleld and our Macy-iambar far Auto Center on Route H In Iprlnillotd, iinlets otharwlae apaclllad. children of Long Island spent last week with her parents, Mr. and On Telettrvlca and mall orderi, add »1 per tlra. This will be refunded ar eradltad to your account when you bring your old tires In trade to any iambarjar Auto Center. Mrs. John Portin of McCampbell Rd.

T. HJorth, formerly of Everett Rd,, who moved with his wife to CJorids about two years ago, died AIR-CONDITIONED BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH NOW OPEN 5 NIGHTS-SHOP MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY TILL 9:30 P.M. recently at his home in Florida. RED BANK REGISTER W«jbe»d«y, Aug. 15,1962-5 Sue* Mother-in-law Clover Boldt Johuem of N« 3INGE GeUernumn town-Lincroft Rd.. were swetta York City persuaded her d«# Oak Hill last week tl tbe hone of Mn. In Marital Trouble Rowe'i parents, Col. aad Mn. of fiteadj, Mr- Md Utt. Uy, Bantm Hotow ill, tne if- ter to leave Mm aad move t Mr. aad Mrs, H. W. Ca/dwell NEW YORK flUP) - Jjeslte B. Pai» Bench, Florida, where o William StnjueU, ia Tomj River. Robert Shannon, ia Oc«» Grov*. turntd alter vac«*»lBg ia A* Morritttt ot Gnjoiwich', Com., tod daughter ChrUti-ne. Gull Rd., gu«U, Gt, Wr. Kennedy w* y 13 jcbe begun a divorce a< Tbe Shuoorts tn tormr aeigb- gu«U, d*im» Vt mWher-in-law helped recently, attended a bon boyage Among those « Qx Turf Char- lervtag on Active R«erve duty tlon which Morrisett li eonte* bon of the Buheyi from Had- break up hb ,-nnrrfage of 28 party aboard the Queen Eliza- ity Ball tt Monmouth Park were doctield. tt Fort Gordon, Augiutt, Gt. > ye«r», and he Is cuing her (or a tag. beth. Their hosts were friends, Karen Mohair, daughter of Dr. httfrtntUion dollars damages. Mr. and Mrs. John Shelby of and Mr*. John Mohair, with her Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McCoun, Recent visitors at the home of b the" soft filed In federal court Indianapolis, Ind. escort', Rickey Richardson, At- Wren Ct, were hotu at a din Mr and Mrs. William Webber,, Morrisett said Mrs. Register.—Advertisement. lantic Highlands; Carol and Jane ner party held recently in ttielr Kingfisher Dr., were Maj. and Visiting at the home of Mr. Allaire, daughters of Mr. and home. Among their guests were Mrs. E. B. Arriaga from Frank- nd Mrs. Thomas E. Giblin, Car- Mrs. Charles Allaire, with their neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. John furt, Germany. dinal Rd., are Mr. and Mrs. John escorts, Bobby Seitz, Llncroft, Svenson. Mr. and Mrs.-William Ciblin and son Charles of Bethes- and Rickey Joslyn, Leonardo. OPEN 3 DAYS da, Md. Webber and Mr. and Mrs. John It adds up! More and more Bushey. Hum. and Frf. 10 A. M. 'HI 9 P. M.; Sat. 'HI« P. M. Mr. and Mrs. John Bushey, people use The Register ads etch Mrs, Donald M. Rowe and chil- Gull Rd., were guests at dinner issue because results come fast- dren Dick and Ginny, Middle- party recently at the summer Mrs G. Paul Kennedy and fam er.—Advertisement. OPEN DAILY 10 A. M. TIL ?:30 P. M—SATURDAY 'TIL 6 BARGAINLAND Monmouth Shopping COMPLETE STORE BUYERS ay. mi y iM*i hmm l,rjit^ Im- Center, Eatontown 8-A MAIN STREET U 24747 EATONTOWN MONTGOMERYWAR I Mil* Xwtk «» blartown Circln • U The CMter ' • WMttnr Wlnky council, also is a teacher of pi The councilman was Indicted May 22 In connection with the dis- ml* Stntk* • Jick a Jill lltical science in the school. appearance of 130,000 cubic yards S Walk Out Inurt TIM* • twlm (Implf of fill dirt from borough land. As shouts of disapproval rocke Ohukkrtt* Fuh'M The Middlesex County Grand Jury the meeting hall, three membei also indicted Frank Caprio CHILDREN • . BOYS • ' CIHLS • TEENS of the board, including its vii West Orange, owner of the Sayre- ONCE A YEAR president, Ray Dreyfuss, walke ville Earth Products Co. out. The case is scheduled to come GREAT SALE AT GREAT SAVINGS "The action taken by the boa ALL 1M1 COLORS — FABRICS — STYLES to trial in October. was despicable inasmuch as tt education of our children, is to t Ziemba was charged with «xtor DON'T MISS THIS GREAT SALE! supervised by an indicted coui tion, bribe taking, and miscon cilrnan," Dreyfuss said yesterda; duct in office. The charges again • UNDERWEAR SUITS "The board of education a feCaprio were bribery, conspiracy • SPORT and DRESS SHIRTS SWEATERS short weeks ago seriously consii to commit larceny and larceny. • HOUSES PAJAMAS ered suspending this man as The loss of the dirt fill was teacher," he added. discovered last March when the • HATS SHORTS About 200 persons attended tr presence of a hole about a quar • DRESSES SWIM SUITS boaid meeting. 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Association was about an old woman celebrating Member Audit Bureau of Circulation her 50th wedding anniversary. H«4 Bank fugwar uiiimu no ftaanotu riipomibiituea fnr typoKrtoMHi trrort la tdv«rt*umanti. Mimi wiUMit chtria. ttimi pirt ol «n idvrrtlicinint in «uicn Uu tytoirapnltu arm aeeurt. At Someone asked her how it felt, "It wUl »ltu» aodtt U» mmiiimml unmiilltlaij ol uv trror wnico m»j occui. seems like yesterday," she murmured, ftii twnnp«r ufunM DO mpooflbiiiUM for itaitmaau of oplntont to iittata from m readtra. "and you know how lousy yesterday •ubnitsum Prte»§ u Mtaiica .On. Sta mocttu, 1800 •melt OODT at coaaMr. T emu •tafia copy by malL • earn* was." On the serious side, the Eagles donated $75,000 to the Muscular Dys> WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1962 trophy Fund; $25,000 to St Clare's Hospital in New York; $10,000 to the BISHOP City of Hope in Los Angeles; $10,000 Baseball and Sailing to the Damon Runyon Cancer Fund; $20,000' to C.A.R.E. and $7,500 to the Audubon Society to pre- Pardon us while we invade is no big money game, it is far and serve the symbol of the order—the bald^agle. Sports Editor Hy Cunningham's ter- apart from the play-for-cash stigma Jerry Lewis accepted the check for Muscular Dys- ritory—but there are two events of big business that taints the at- trophy Research. In, the eyes of children, he is a funny man. He is loud and arrogant to newspaper photogra- that took place last weekend that mosphere of high level baseball. For phers, the men who help to make him look better than in such a team as the Old Union we think deserve some editorial he is. He asked one lady Eagle if she kept a tape re- note. House are players who enjoy the corder in her brassiere, a question in excellent taste. We used our biggest and boldest sport for the sport's sake. And that Took a United Caravelle back and the French jet type Monday to report that the Old is the basis of wholesome com- made it to New York in 51 minutes. Spoke to Cardinal Union House won the National petition. Spellman and he was grief-stricken because his long- To these champions, we say: time literary agent, Gertrude Algase, died while he Bi-State baseball championship Sun- was in Pittsburgh. Knew her when I worked at Collier's day by defeating the Amsterdam "Great work men. Let's keep the ball —a hard worker. rolling from here on out. You have "It's IndleoMvt of Hit ejanerd mood of, th» country today — Kenntdy's physical- Textiles, 5-1, behind the fine pitch- A Meeting With Old Friends fi program ittmt to bt tht only program catching on .. .!" ing of Ed Henderson. That game shown what can be done through Arrived home in time to meet Emil Herman knd team championship. Red Bank is followed a 4-2 victory Saturday for These Bays: Kay, old friends, Who were joining us for a weekend the local club with Don Rooney proud of you." LETTERS cruise to Montauk Point, Long Island. Our 35-foot pitching a five-hitter. And that was a superb show Away We Go was ready. We weren't. Got to bed at staged over the weekend on the AIRPORT ESSENTIAL 3 a.m., up and growling at 5:30. Boat is at dock in the The bi-state victory gives the Incidents Around Soblen Case TO COMMUNITY GROWTH Navesink River where the 14th re- backyard, so helped carry food aboard, big cooler full Union House, already New Jersey Navesink River Rd., of beer and soda, jars of peanut butter, bread, dressy newal of the National Sweepstake; By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Locust, N. J. champs, the right to compete in the Aug. 9, 1962. clothes, cameras, Dramamine pills, coffee, etc. The Soblen case becomes increasingly complex as National Baseball Congress national Sailing Regatta was held. To the Editor: Slipped moorings at 6:10, .headed down th§ more countries with their varying laws become in- Let me congratulate you on tournament finals at Wichita, Kans., Local sailors won five of the Shrewsbury for the sea. Asked Kelly for nautical charts volved in it. Even should Soblen be returned to the your editorial in Wednesday's seven class titles in the races. The which had been on the piano. "I guess," she said, opening Friday night. United States before this article appears in type, the paper on Red Bank Airport. eveift, New Jersey's largest open You are quite right that most "they're still on the piano." Turned back, muttering All that is needed now are the subject is still intriguing from a moral and legal property owners involved who words I seldom hear. Got charts. Our housekeeper, funds to help the Union House team sailing regatta, drew a record 138 complain are those who came standpoint. Katarina Rook, who has never seen us arise so early, sailboats in seven one-design classes. there subsequent to the establish- get out there to Kansas. Obviously, Soblen is a convicted spy. He mont of the airport. laughed on the dock until the tears came. this is an outstanding ball club and The Monmouth Boat Club of Red jumped bail of $100,000 which those There is really only one way I Got out to sea, after telling everyone we were Bank was host for the regatta and •who went bail for him shrugged off ap know of to settle the question of every effort should be made to add noise and nuisance, and that is to going to Montauk Point, and asked how they'd like parently without much concern. Even further laurels to the ones already you can imagine the work that went conduct a survey by a properly to go down Jersey Coast instead. Herman said: "Go rich people do not wish to lose qualified organization. This is collected by the team. into an undertaking of this kind. It's anywhere where there's land. I don't, feel so good." His $100,000. what has been done in major air- The amount needed is $2,500. difficult enough, very often, to stage ports, specifically, Idlewild, La wife tried trolling for blues. She had patience, but the Soblen, when he jumped bail, chose Guardia and others, when jets fish didn't On the ship-to-shore phone, I could hear The Red Bank Community Cham- a small series of races. The effort to take a plane to Israel, He chose Is were introduced. This is some- that goes into getting more than 100 thing that could never be settled other skippers talking about the blues they were catch- ber of Commerce is conducting a SOKOLSKY rael without the consent of that nation. bv private opinions,' which are ing, also school tuna. Fish never come near our boat. boats ready to race is fantastic — often emotionally given. I would campaign for contributions. There He traveled on the passport of his dead brother who Peanut Butter and Bridgework and the fact that so many skippers used another name. Although Soblen was a convicted urge that the Shrewsbury Plan- also will be a tag day today. Both ning Boara conduct such a sur- Had lunch of peanut butter sandwich, while my deserve the public's support. praised the Monmouth Boat Club for spy he was not under surveillance either* by the U.S vey before coming to any con- three compatriots slept Sat on flying bridge, tryirfg to Attorney's office, the FBI, or the New York police. clusions, and am quite confident Semi-pro baseball of this kind has its efficiency and hospitality can be that the truck and traffic noises get the sandwich out of my bridgework. Saw Manas- There were no control officers at the airports to pre- a small following of ardent fans. But considered a great tribute. of Shrewsbury Ave. are more of- quan Inlet, turned in and tied up in late afternoon at vent a convicted criminal from leaving the country. fensive than the occasional noise Brielle Yacht Club. Other boats docked; little boys it stimulates sportsmanship ot-th$ ;f All i^JM^ a ggrea t sportp s of' aircraft; lilies, ^j. ' Soblen arrived in Israel ainrj registered in a were $gsing> down huge fish. Huge. Don't like little highest form. Unlike the sport in the wgekend in Red'Bank—from base- The, elimination of tie north- The Israeli government was embarrassed because to boys wte'fish like pros. Met Lorraine Wiesing, who upper reaches of the big leagues, this ball to sailing. south runway should do much to ""»• Vu u* , u cu bring immigrants to the country and to justify its ex eliminate the qualms of residents owns the yacht club- She us her car. A good istence as a state, Israel has a "Law of Return" which on Apple St. Samaritan. permits every Jew, except a convicted criminal, to re- It is my understanding that Mr. Drove to Jack Sullivan's Lodge in a sleepy haze, Loeb's plans for Red Bank Air- Your Moneys Worth: turn to the Jewish homeland from wherever he may port are constructive and would had dinner, to bed by 8:30 p.m. in an upstairs room. be and to become a citizen of Israel immediately. help develop it Into a more use- Slept around the clock. Rugged he-man hasn't been to ful tool for air service to the bed that early since Civil War. OUt of sack at 9:30 to Criminal, Political Offender? community. In my Judgment it Phony Trade School Racket Bring Revived bathe, shave, dress and go to Sullivan's home for As regards Soblen, the question arose as to would be extremeiy unfortunate By SYLVIA PORTER Jf this facility was eliminated, a: breakfast.' Kelly, who eats no breakfast at home, whether he is a criminal or a political offender. While a modern, well run airport is es knocked off bacon, eggs, seeded rolls, coffee. this question was being argued, the Israeli governmen sential to the growth of a com- The first faint signs are enw torney General LefkowiU already line hostess training to girls who munity. New Shrewsbury's con- Sullivan came in, brought his own snack: A cof- •• • — "a major con- could not possibly qualify for the put him on an El Al plane where he staged his suicide tribution 'should be to encourage, fee ring, a dozen crumb buns, an assortment of jelly i checking "elec- hostess jobs are a nagging which he himself declared was phony. He landed in rather than discourage the de- despicable* consumer Jracket in the swindle, too. doughnuts. Emil Herman, who is careful about foods, tronic data processing" ichools London and was sent to a prison hospital. velopment of good air facilities. U.S.—this one involving phony which promise $20,000-a-year jobs In California and Ohio recently, Very truly yours, helped Sullivan dispose of the second breakfast. Left trade schools cashing in on the to graduates. In England, his case went through the processes authorities also have cracked George C. Scott. with thanks, returned Lorraine's car, and took Away widespread publicity about the Practical Nursing down on private trade schools of law and he lost. In Israel, it is a moat question We Go out to sea. We were 165 miles southeast of need for re- In Chicago, Mrs. Pauline A. deliberately misleading applicants whether his case went through due process of law. NAVESINK COMPANY OLDER Montauck under fair summery skies, a'slow ground- training our un- Laudenslager, School Division into paying for inadequate train Navesink Aye.. employed and Meanwhile, Czechoslovakia, a Communist country, in- swell, and a fresh breeze. Head ot the Chicago Better Busi- ing or for training (or non-exis Navesink. N. J. ' the eagerness ness Bureau, says "the biggest tervened to offer him refuge. Aug. 10, 1962. A Simple Deduction of both young tent jobs. offense is in practical nursing." The British washed their hands of Soblen in ac- To the Editor: Fished for blues for awhile. Big joke. Fish saw our uneducated and The plain fact is (hat although As one who Is proud to be a ed While licenses can be obtained older some states effectively regulate cordance with their law and judicial procedure. It member of Navesink Hook & Lad-boat and died laughing. Por nada. Late in day, headed workers to private schools others do not. not possible to complain of their conduct. Israel found der Ca No. 1 of Navesink, N. J., north for home. We had told the family not to expect one-year course, some what, then, are safeguards tire learn skills to tion's itself in a political turmoil. The left wing parties in I wish to take issue with certain us until the following night. Saw a boat named Folly fit them for schools 'graduate' nurses after a U.S. government is proposing to statements uttered by Councilman jobs. couple of months. The "grad- help states evaluate private trade that country, always a nuisance, demanded that if an John Allen as reported in The Me. Didn't. Owner is probably a professor of English. All consumer uates" then find they can get schools before they become part El Al plane were used to effect his return, he be sent Register, Aug. 9, 1962. Big crowd at Coney Island and the Rockaways. Came PORTER jobs only as nurses' aides, for swindles are re- of the Federal Manpower Traia to Israel and not to the "United States. This article was in reference to back by Romer Shoals Light, turned into Sandy Hook that which they could have been ing Program? the droooini! of the name Nave- tt^^ an!'rained free by th* Red Cross Bay. Short stop at Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club. Documentary Proof Violates All Traditions sink from the new hook and lad- ^r, those least able to afford to "arm schools wh,ch offer air- der truck recently purchased by Docked in backyard at 7 p.m. Our dog Rocky, The schools will have to sub- This violates all international traditions, customs lose the money and time. This the borough, to avoid confusion head between closed drapes, watching us from win- mit documentary proof of their and agreements on returned passengers, including stow- with the Navesink Hook and Lad- racket deserves the description, CARMICHAEL accreditation status to an ap- dow. Lugged all the junk ashore. Nobody home, Ka- It thrived mightily after World aways. If the El Al airplane does not return Soblen der Co. No. 1 of Navesink. This propriate state body (The State I think, is fine and should have tarina had taken our little girls to her daughter's home. War II when under the GI Bill, employment Security Agencies to the United States, this country and Great Britain armies of veterans flocked to been done long ago; however Mr. Sat around in dining room playing gin rummy and and the State Boards for Voca would both be justified in refusing this line landing Allen is "slightlv off base" with private trade schoois to get train- tional Education will be in charge ing for jobs. It was cleaned up his reasoning. He makes note of talking about three-day cruise to Montauk Point, which of the program, a built-in pro- privileges. Certainly the United States would be war- the fact that the company is after several major scandals and turned out to be two-day cruise to Sullivan's Lodge. tection it itself.) They'll have to ranted in taking that position. If Israel retaliated by oroud of its charter (hat dates now the National Council of Home submit proof of their job place- forbidding American aircraft to land in Israel, that back to 1883 and that Red Bank Phone call from Gayle. "What are you doing Study Schools in Washington ment records to indicate the had a fire department many home?" Asked why she .called if we weren't supposed helps with self-policing of its would be a minor matter both politically,and econom- value of their training courses. vears before Navesink had one. to be home. "Well," she said, "knowing the kind of members. But the threat of a re- Their teachers will have to meet ically. The principal issue in this case is the freedom This may be true, but the infer- birth of the racket is inherent In stat„e .standards . , meanin. g„ n. o. so, - of escape. This is not a right or a privilege and the nut you are, I figured that .if you'said three days, it the passage of the historic Man- ncp. here Is that the Navesink might turn out to be two, and if you said Montauk, power Training Act of 1962, un called expert can be pulled in to ... ,f ,_•«,..* . Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1 of air ine der which the U.S. Government •teach." Their courses will havel ' becomes a confederate of the criminal—perhaps Navesink "stole" their name from that would be the last place to call. How am I doing?" will start spending J435 million to be passed by the state educa-j unwillingly. Navesink Hook and Ladder Com- tiot • .^ u n Uniboardt ^ JM s «—an• J • • d—M I mos2 an i mitat Mt import- pany of Red Bank. Not so! over a three-year period to train antly, meaured against knowl- The United States has no extradition treaty with If Mr. Allen would check the the unemployed for jobs which edge of what skills are required Brazil and if Brazil enjoys having American criminals ecords concerning the local fire lurveys will indicate are avail- for specific jobs found to be avail-, and swindlers, we can do nothing about it, except to companies, he vould find that able (will start spending the able. They'll' have to open to in- funds and getting the program spection by state experts their retaliate by not permitting Brazilian coffee to enter Navesink Hook & Ladder Com oanv No. 1 of Nav»sihk was or off the ground, that is. as soon facilities and financial records. this country. as Congress votes the money or- ?fln!zed in May. 1886. two years dered for the program.) The safeguards being prepared That seems drastic except that one begins to won- before the Red Bank company appear reassuring but still the der whether we are a nation of men or mice. Our tax was nrpnnlzed. Wi» ton. are nroud It's Not Great •lancer tha» the Manpower Act of this fact and the'fact that we So far, the problem is not will spur the phonies into action dodgers put their money in half a dozen havens, the e served the little community "great." says Tom Roberts of is clear. leading country that engages in this being Switzerland. of Navesink for 76 years, purchas- the Association of Better Business Evan though the vast majority No agency of our government is doing anything about inf a11 nur own equipment, re- Bureaus. It's mainly in the home of private trade schools are en- .._..__ **i>twlficeivlng« onlnnl.y. a smalemail allowancflllAw&**/«Ae study area and In pulp magazine tirely legitimate, it's only com- it.,President Kennedy's proposal to withhold dividends from the township. ads which get kids to subscribe mon sense to check any school might have been a step toward plugging up the lines I realire Mr. Allen is now on for courses for which they are with a state regulatory or polic- to the tax havens, but whoever wrote that bill got itthe Borough Council and may not not qualified or which promise ing agency before you sign up be aware of some of the facts unrealistic Job results." for training. twisted. historpresentev odf abovNavesine ank dHoo of thk e& prou Ladd- But Roberts adds that when the When and as the manpower We have all kinds of airlines.and private planes "talk about retraining" unccr raining program Rets unefcr way, der Company No. 1 of Navesink the new law becomes action, the! t's oniv common sense to go to moving about but we set up no strong measures to and ils motto, "Navesink against racket well may spread and there /our State Employment office, guard against contraband. We permit criminals to the world;" however, these facts are enough isolated cases of find out if you're eligible and for cape by aircraft and do nothing to check their pass- should be checked nut before statements are made which ap- frauds turning up now to flash a what • benefits, then he Rulded ports or whether they have a receipt for having paid warning to government officials rnm there. pear In public print. tfl charge of the law to put In their taxes. Very truly ynurs. It's bad enough lo he jobless. Holmes C. Crawford, Jr. safeguards from (lie start. .,„.,, . ir ..., .T« -b e ,jobles— s ».anud ..,„then. swindled The Soblen case opens up all these questions which In New York, for Instance, At- 6—Wednesday, Aug. J5, 1962lis compounding misery. are more important than the spy. (See LETTERS, Page 7) "I Love My Wife, But, Oh You Kldl" / t Wedwaday, Aug. IS, 1962-' RED BANK REGISTER LETTERS (Continued) BULLFIGHT BOYCOTT Navwiuk, N. J ' , Aug. 9, 1962. 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Sandwich—Stack Pad bag 2 V;;:37' uals and corporations who werelobbying," replied Ball. "That is 35« Q.T. Instant Frosting residents of the United States, purely an estimate, but there will SALE! Siar-Kist Tuna ch^styi-L^t ^ whose areas were directly repre- be another $27,000. We have not Wesson Oil c«n sented in Congress, who could yet filed that because we have Ib. Mazola Margarine UNSALTED Bonnie Cat Food • et. speak as American nationals, and not received it. But' I think it can p, cam whose economic interests were will be In that neighborhood." lib. Hard Mountain 6«. s verv closely identified with those "Then roughly a total of $87,000 Iqual hi M» btrt—>«l CM! yen Ian Strongheart Dog Food 10" DogYummies 35 of Cuba, so that they had a stake for lobbying." Dairy Values! — Frozen Food Buys In speaking for the preservation "Somewhere In that neighbor- UP Brand UP Irand Maltl-Paok of nn adequa^ sujjar quota for hood," agreed Ball. Delsey Rindltu I 01. C Cuba. 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M Monday thru Thursday 'til 8 P. M. Fridays '(II 10 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. "Between Yanko's & Reussllles" rfJJJ Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to « P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. D Fridays 'til 10 V. M. Sundays » A. M. to 6 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to « P. M. PORT MONMOUTH KEANSBURG ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RARITAN TOWNSHIP DEAL yTOWllS LM tmwf&mg Highway 36 Highway 36 80 First Avtnut Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 'HI I P, M. 282 Norwood Ave. Popular Brandt Beer and Ale 32 Irood St. SHadytlde 1 -7500 Red Bank Monday thru Thursday 'III 9 P. M. Sell Service Store , Route 3e Complete Liquor Department Sundays 9 A. M. to ( P. IH. Monday thru Thursday 'til 9 P. U. Monday thru Thursday 'til I P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. No Meat Department Fridays 'til II P. M. Fridays '111 10 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Sundays > A. M. to 6 P. M. Open Friday to 9 P. M. Sundays I A. M. to I P. M. Sundaydays I A. M. to I P. M. j. DENNIS THE MENACE by HANKKETCHAM attendant on the premises and a R£D BANK REGISTER Wednetday, Aug. 15,1962-9 Board Mulls hook-up to a recognized sewer Keyport Day Events plant. partmeot of Health. Its major The board will also study a pro- recommendations Included: KHLTH emm Swim Pool posed increase in dog license feet The storage of all vital records MJlAPiMJ) u a means of meeting the cost* in a centrally located, accessible, Winners Announced of dog control, The present fee 'ire resistant vault. KEYPORT - A chilly, bright Control Code Fire Department, bugle cad dram is 91.25 and dog warden cost* Adoption of the smoke, control morning signaled the opening Sat- corps, best marching group; Key- BARITAN TOWNSHIP - To run $123 per month. It wu re- and water supply codes of New urday, of Keyport Day celebration port Elks Post, spirit of human cope with the problems arising ported there are approximately Jersey. arranged by the Recreation Com- welfare; Veterans of Foreign with the increasing popularity ot 1,100 licensed dogs in the town- mission with Edwin Wilson and and VFW Junior Girl's Unit, backyard swimming pools, the ship. Active promotion to extend the Councilman Robert Stfang as co- youth activity; Keyport American Board of Health will consider the existing sewer facilities in the re- adoption of an ordinance regu Action was deferred by the chairmen. '.egion float and Military Corps maining unsewered portions of lating their construction, main- board on the appointment of an Arthur S. Van Buskirk'was Wars Post 4247 boy's drill team the township. tenance and water disposal. assistant sanitary inspector, grand marshal of the parade, in inc., girls' activity; Jersey Cy- pending a study of salary recom Promotion and endorsement of which there were more than 60 clones, best musical group; VFW Sanitary Inspector. Joseph R (luoridatlon of the public water Quail announced Monday the mendations made* by civil serv- entries. Trophies were awarded most patriotic. ice. supply. the winners by the chairmen at proposed swimming pool ordi Honorable mention was given Mr. Quail announced approva Encouragement of the Board of the dance. nance will be presented at the St. John's Methodist Church, board's Sept. 10 meelng. A mam has been granted package sewer Education to provide annual den- Parade winners were: Ameri- which received a plaque. concern of the board is the dis plants for the Family Circle dis- tal examinations. can Legion Post, 23, most out- In the bicycle group trophies posal of water, particularly as ii count store and the J. M. Fields The promotion of a regional standing; Engine Co. 1, most were presented to Maria Rosato. affects neighbors, streets and shopping center. . He also re Board of Health to be formed comical; Candllers, most un- Alicia Muiler, Eileen Muller, sidewalks. ported a full inspection will be with surrounding municipalities, ' usual;,Keyport Fire Department, Mary Ann Rosato, Larry Vec- An ordinance will also be pre- made of the high school cafeteria All recommendations are being community service ; Union Beach chio and Daniel Muller. PBFINIT6LV NOT. sented for the licensing and prop- and it will require a food hand- studied by the board but lack of WITH ,APEQUATE TBEATMINT Howard Jeandron was chair- er operation of self-service laun- dler's license. Interest by surrounding munici- 7 OUT OF 10 MENTAL man of the soap box derby which dries. Among the recommenda- The board discussed the mini palities has forced the board to PATIENTS GET BETTER. , took place on the East Front tions will be limited hours of op- mum standards evaluation report discontinue its efforts for a re- TOMORROW! THg'SAFS PSRIOP. St. hill at 2.30 p.m. Each entran eration and requirements of an compiled by the state De- gional health plan. received a T shirt, passes for the Strand Theater, and a trophy. Winners In the derby wheel division were Jeffery Buhler, Karl Fost, Larry Stiles, and Pat Naused. In the wire wheel divi- sion, Barbara Minor, Harry John son, Brian Dunn and Earl Buck' MEATS man were winners. 110 MONMOUTH ST. OPEN FRIDAYS BRANCH AVENUE Several thousand attended tin RED BANK block dance from 5 to 11 p.m. and Goldwater Gridded LITTLE SILVER the eleborate display of fire- SH 1.5292 TILL 9 P.M. 741-5350 works. Dancing was to the musi Program Tall Guy' Hears Quips, of The Dial-Tones and the Emer- alds. • Pokes Some Fun Himself Fresriwanh Killed—3-mmta a-4t IbID.. size—Splitsize—>apnr, quarterequarrereda or curt up M^ gg^ Judges tor the parade were ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-Sen tags and suggested to "Presi-I Robert Lcnnon, Hazlet, Daniel Barry Goldwater watched him lent Goldwater" that a federal Downing, Matawan Township; self being lampooned by the Circu ob he found for Clifford Case. William Rodgers, Union Beach Saints and Sinners, then cairn "ND. NO Democrats." said II PROFESSOR-AUTHOR Martin Lohsen, Keansburg, am Dut foursquare for the practice o. 'Goldwater." Ib Rodger Sw«oringon b«- poking fun at politicians. Frying CHICKENS 29 John J. Walsh, Matawan. "But Sen. Case is a Republi-|| li*v«i high school »tud»nl» Receipts from Keyport fa, 'I don't know what I'd dc :an," protested the aide. I should b» Informed about Days, Aug. 3 and 4, amounted t without the Kennedy boys," th< "I never knew that," retorted || GENUINWINE SPRING - 5 to 6 Ib. SIZE m £% the realifftiof Communism. $279, which was given to thi .rlzona Republican said Monday 'Goldwater." H«nc«, h*'i written a lert- fireworks fund. The Junior Girl': night at a dinner of the Atlantic Case, a liberal Republican from City chapter of the organization book on the subject for that Unit, sponsored by the Ladiei New Jersey, has crossed party [ of circus men and big top buffs lines on several occasions to sup-lj special audience. Dr. Auxiliary of the VFW, conducts Ib the sale. Those who received Goldwater, as fall guy for the port Kennedy administration leg-| Swearlngen Is on the faculty LEGS of LAMB 59 prizes for selling the most tags evening, was treated to a skit that islation. LEAN—FRESH GROUND of Ihe University of South- were Barbara Minor, Gail Thome pictured him as president of the The show opened with a chorus | •rn California. and Pat Panzera. United States—a job tor which he of lampooners singing a song that mentioned often as. a candi- proclaimed devotion to Goldwater, date. but ended with the refrain: "Ourl! After the performance, Gold- I.Q. is awful low." fib water demonstrated his own brand The closing number was titled: CHUCK CHOP if political fun-poking by draw- 'I want a job just like the Job|| ing a bead on Robert Kennedy, they gave to JFK." Boneless, Choice Lean - Meaty PAN READY the President's brother. Shoulder Alluding to reports that guests :AR FIRE IN MARINE PARK 5-6 Ib. Sin to the home of the youthful attorn RED BANK - Police Monday ey general wind up being pushed extinguished a fire in a car owned CROSS SPARE LAMB THURSDAY, AUG. 16 into the swimming pool, Gold- by Thomas Ackerman, Rt. 36, water said: r • " East Keansburg, in Marine Park. AT THE Black Tie And Snorkel The fire was put out by Patrol* RIB ROAST RIBS CHOPS "You get an invitation to his men William Story and P»ul louse, it's black tie and snorkel." Lang. '• Automatic Dry Cleaning Goldwater quipped about the po- Another car fire, on Newman litical qualifications of his own Springs Rd., near Shrewsbury & laundry Village grandson, "He's too young to vote, Ave., was extinguished Sunday but too old to be attorney gener,er.- night by Westside Hose Company, thg The car belongs to. James Alston,- ONE CARTON al"—another barb aimed at Kennedys. i Newman Springs Rd. --' JIIJQQ! of Hoffman Soda Economical AlA (M CHOPPED * ifQQl Arboa«t & lo,tlan AQC ly^ In the skit depicting Goldwater with every load as president, the senator was por- No problem finding tenants when you advertise The Register BACON £sO9i BEEF J si I BACON 03MSTEW 4 si of dry cleaning.* trayed as considering a list of ap- pointments to, federal jobs. way-i-Advertlsement. •For a.small postmastership in upstate New York, "President We Also Give Plaid Stamp* Goldwater's" nominee turned oat OPEN DAILY to be Nelson A. Rockefeller, the New York governor also consid- 10 A. M. 'til 9:30 P. M. AUTOMATIC DRY CLEANING ered a GOP presidential possibili- MONTGOMERY WARD Saturday 'til 6 P. M. ty. MONMOUTH SHOWN* CINTCT The actor playing the part of UAHiieuw aieMNW emm none U 2-2150 LAUNDRY VILLAGE the staunchly conservative Gold- MONMOUTH & PEARL STS., RED BANK water said that he liked the White House very much. 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Kerry Robb officiated. house dings to the side of th West End, was one of the judges The bride was escorted by her hill in Atlantic Highlands. The in the "Mrs. Boccaccio 70" con- brother, Paul B. Lees, Lansdowne, wide expanses of glass in the din- test in Asbury Park last week. Pa. Mrs. Oliver D. Bennett, Little ing room, solarium and living The winner was Annamarie Mas- Silver, was matron of honor, and room on one level and the play colo, the brunette and beautiful Mrs. Robert L. Bainton, Long Branch, bridesmaid. room on another command wife of Arnold Mascolo of West breathtaking view of Sandy Hook Long Branch. Wheaton S. Pearce, Madison, was best man. Ushers were Bay, the ocean and New York They were dancing to the mu- harbor. Donald M. Davies, Asbury Park, sic of Rudy Barren's orchestra and Theodore H. Yonkers, Wana His guests included John Fal- at the Rhapsody Saturday night. massa. The gay and fashionably dressed ter, noted artist and illustrator. Following a family reception In crowd there included the Mike Paul Is an artist, too, and was the home of the bride's parents, OUTDOOR THEATRE — Youngsters in Shrewsbury Meads or Red Bank, who dance profiled in the June issue of "The the couple left for a wedding Township yesterday culminated training in their home- American Artist" tangos, cha chas and Straus trip to Acapulco, Mexico. Upon He sailed early Sunday on a waltzes a la Fred Astaire and their return they will reside on grown, self-directed theatricals with a show in court cruise of New England coastal Ginger Rogers. Little Silver Point Rd., Little beyond Vail Community Hall. Cheryl Kane, 7, sits waters aboard Us Bermuda Rac- Silver. out the can-can act—the only one in which she did not er, "Golden Fleece," a Rangei Johnny Johnson's cocktail pi The bride is employed by perform—to watch, left to right, JoAnn Marone, 10; sloop (38 feet at the water line). ano charms the cocktail attd din- Grossinger and Heller, Red Bank. His guests on board include his ner crowd at George Reidy's MONMOUTH CONTINGENT — This is part of the MonmouHi County group which The bridegroom is associated Yickey Kane, 9; Marie Marone, 9, and Sells Ruuo, 11. Ma daughter. Susie and son. Paul y«r's Inn, Rumson. He playec attended the "open house" for legislators and county government and press and ra- with General Adjustment Bureau, Jr- . "A Pretty Girl Is Like a Me Asbury Park. ody" especially for the Bob Wi dio officials Monday at the Rutgers University College of Agriculture, New Brunswick. Here, looking over spreader used to hold weed-killing material* are, lefr to right, The "Bud" Grosslngers (Victor liamsons of Portaupeck. Betty Lou Card Bride and Clara) of Middletown were Merrill H. Thompson, county treasurer; Dean Leland G. Merrill of the Rutgers School hosts at dinner and cocktails at Also on the Champagne Circuit were Dr. George Deverall of Mid- of Agriculture; Freeholder Charles I. Smith; Englishtown Mayor Theodore Naroianick, Sisterhood the Beacon Hill Golf Club Sunda; chief clerk In the county treasurer's office, and Marvin A. Clark, Monmouth agricul- evening. The party was for Ma- dletown, with a party ot four, Woodrow Bowne of Cobble Close Of Edward Garrison bel Goldsmith of Middletown and tural agent. Alio present at the affair were Freeholder Abram D. Yoorhees, and Irv- To Install Florida. Farm, Middletown, with Renee ing S, Bennett, clerk of the Board of Freeholders. A highlight of tho day was a dis- ELBERON — The Sisterhood Schreiber of New York and HIGHLANDS - Miss Betty Menicucci and Miss Carol Rudd, Guests included Rachel Fiel cussion of weeds and how research at the College of Agriculture it used to cut down of Temple Beth Miriam will hold party of five, the James Kilgal Lou Card, daughter of Mr. and both of Highlands. Their cocktail- Mount, Committeeman and Mrs. its installation and opening lunch- Ions of Sea Bright with a partj the high bill paid for weeds that get in the way of food production, affect water Mrs. Douglas Card, 254 Navesink length gowns were of pale yellow Thomas Field, the Mark Mc- eon in the temple here Sept. 11 of four, all at the Cobble Stones, supplies and menace health. Ave., became the bride of Ed- taffeta styled with fitted l»dices Clalns, the Water Conovers, all at 11:30 a.m, Mrs. Nathan Tan- Middletown. ward Leon Garrison, son of Mr. and full skirts revealing inverted of Middletown; Ira and Anita nenbaum will be the installing and Mrs. Mahlon Garrison, Os- lace pleats. Crouse of Fair Haven, and Bar- Chet and Lillian Lochklin of must take precedence over officer. bij Burand of New York and momentaiy infatuations. ceola, Mo., Aug. 4 in Highlands Attendants all carried bouquets Fair Haven have returned from Beach Club Officers who will be invested Methodist Church. Switzerland. Eve are Mrs. William Greenbaum, of yellow shasta daisies and wore a three-week cruise aboard their Adam and Eve Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, president; Mrs. Max Schwartz, yellow flower headpieces. boat to Block Island, Shelter Is- officiated at the double ring cere- Rachel Mount was hostess Sat- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Mrs. Charles Marcus and Mrs. Best Man land, Nantucket and the Connect!- Hosts Dance mony. Miss Nedra Rogers was urday evening at buffet supper cut~coasT Is there any way to tell Howard Margolin, vice presi- organist and Mrs. Robert Rob- Dennis Garrison, bother ol the •nd cocktails preceding the Syd- Their guests for two of Uu II whether you love a person or SEA BRIGHT — Ship Ahoy dents; Mrs. Arthur Hecht, treas- bridegroom, at home, was best Not II it he is just a habit? My fiance Club hosted a teenage dance ertson, soloist. A lawn reception ney McLean and James Buhner urer; Mrs. Murray Revits, cor- three weeks were Robert and Mil- followed at the home of the man. Ushers were William D. bam dance on the McLean es- and I have been going together Saturday night for club members responding secretary; Mrs. Nor- dred Herpich of Portaupeck. bride's parents. Card, brother of the bride, at tate. now for a whole year. I see him and members of Surfrider Beach man Siegel, recording secretary; home, and Robert Card, uncle of when I come home from work Club. The bride was escorted by her Her guests number about 40 A fleet of 17 boats sailed from Mrs. Carl Olsan, auditor, and Funny land then again after supper. Winners of a dance contest father. She wore a cocktait the bride Atlantic Highlands. and included Flo Keezel. Gernie the Shrewsbury River Yach Mrs. Nathan Shapiro, financial The bride is a graduate of This happens every day. We're were Richard Porter, Little Sil- length gown styled with a bouf- Hancock and Jean Thomas of Club, Fair Haven, at 10 o'clocP secretary. Highlands Grade School. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: always together on weekends; in ver, and Pinky Hofer, Red Bank, fant taffeta skirt featuring a fly- Holmdel, Tom and Fran GopsilJ, Saturday morning. Cantor Morris Chotin of Tem- The bridegroom was gradu- pony; Gary Sergeant, Red Bank, away panel. The fitted lace bod- the Victor Grosslngers, Commit- My husband and 1 both enjoy fact, nearly all the time. We ple Beth Miriam and Eric Han- ated from Osceola High School Headed by Jack aid Marylee enjoy being together, although and Karen Karinger, Rumson, ice had three-quarter length teeman and Mrs. Thomas Field, reading your column. He is 34 son, Lincroft, -will be on the pro- and was stationed for two of his Laird of Fair Haven and Ed an we do have a few arguments twist; Jack Wright, Bradley sleeves and a V-neck. and Rolston and Gloria Water- and I am 33. However, he has gram. The luncheon will also four years in the United States Grace Kerbs of Rumson, then a rather sadistic sense ot humor over nothing. We rarely go Beach, and Lois Conlin, Little celebrate the 75th anniversary of Embroidered Pillbox buy of Mfddletown, Paul and A pTlioox hittrimmed with Air Force at the Highlands Air destination was Guy Lombardo's sometimes directed at others — anywhere, except to a show. We Silver,"cha-cha; Pat Kellenyi and the temple. Helen Hughes of Bay Head and East Point House, at Freeport, Force Base. He is employed by but mostly at me. After nine would rather stay home am! watclnere Harley, both of Red Bank, Committee members are Mrs. embroidered flowers held the el- Barbie Burand. L. I. Guy, who is a friend of the Ford Motors, Kansas City, Mo. /ears of marriage, one fails to TV or go for a walk. Is this fox trot, and Lynn Ross and Tom Harry J. Marcus, decorations; bow-length veil of nylon net. The Ruth Herman of Sea Bright al- Lairds, entertained the party a The couple will travel to Os- see the funny side. really love or am I just taking Handy, both of Fair Haven, Mrs. Harry Kaplan, hospitality; bride's bouquet was a cascade so was hostess for cocktails and cocktails aboard his yacht, ceola, where they will make their When we are with a group of him for granted? mashed potato. Mrs. Walter T. Kohn, publicity, of carnations and gladiola. buffet preceding the barn dance. "Tempo." v Engaged Miss Dawn Roberts, Schenecta- Among her'guests were Bill and people he refers to me as "my and Mrs. Revits, tickets and In- The party included Chet and l lady" and often launches in Dear Engaged: Love shows vitations. Members of the ad- dy, N. Y., was maid of honor. Bea Powell of Monmouth Hills, It adds up! More and more Helen Alberts of Red Bank, the o some anecdote exaggerating itself in many ways, and con- Club to Offer visory committee are Mrs. Ber- She wore a cocktail-length gown Mabel and. Bernle Goldsmith of people use The Register ads each Eric Lusters of New Shrewsbury, ray faults. He used to talk about stancy is one. It can also be nard Rodetsky, Mrs. Irving of pale yellow chiffon over taf- Holmdel the Larry Taylors of a good habit, and you both issue because results come fast- the Guy Chilbergs, Lewis and his Mother the same way, and Art Classes Lermer and Mrs. Millard Rosen- feta styled with a fitted bodice. Rumson, the Edward Pegrams of seem to have the habit. er.—Advertisement. "iall Prentice Walter and Libby when I met her she turned out feld. Bridesmaids were Miss Carol River Plaza and Ed and Wally Adam and Eve RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Rathbun, all of Rumson, Ray and o be a real sweet old lady. Jarman of Portaupeck and New Alice Fertig, the Howard Blums, Woman's Club art department is He drinks, smokes and swears, York. the Howard Wards, the Louis Send your personal questions making plans to sponsor a begin-1 The Sydney McLeans and thei Dell'OmOs and the Donald Larra s do most of the people with end problems to Adam or Eve ners* art class in oil painting for daughter and son-in-law, Phyllii bees, all of Fair Haven, the Hen- ham we associate. I don't Lowell cr both, as you prefer. members of the club. Mrs. I and Jim Bulmer of Oak Hill, ry Runyons of Locust, the Wil- jmoke or drink, although I must For a personal, unpublished ieorge Carr, department chair-1 were hosts to nearly 200 guests liam Van Vlecks of Little Silve: :onfess to swearing under my reply, enclose a stamped, ad- man, has announced classes will I dressed for a ' country square and the Richard Lawrences ol reath at times — at him. Do dressed envelope. Matt to start in the fall and instructions I dance. The party was a "fare- 'ranford. you think he belittles me in an Adam & Eve, in care of The will be given by a local profes-|| effort to pull me down to his sional artist. well" to their farm estate which Counting guests on board al Register. (or their) level? If not, how One lesson a week will be giv- they sold recently. these boats the party totaled 58 dp you read it? en for 10 consecutive weeks. A The Victorian mansion and They dined on Polynesian food a Head Up nominal fee will be charged for grounds and outbuildings were the East Point House and then Street light the two-hour lessons and class used for location shots for the saw "Paradise Island" at the Dear Head Up: Husbands size will be limited. Additional movie, "The Miracle Worker." Jones Beach Marine Theater. who consistently "chop" their information can be obtained from They spent the night on board wives in front of others do so Issue Scanned in many cases in order tc build Mrs. Carr, 29 Dartmouth Dr., The shipwreck party at Pen- and returned to Fair Haven late Hazlet. Insula House, Sea Bright, was Sunday afternoon. up their own egos. By Commission gay. The invitation read, "Come Adam in What You Sank In." Jules Joanne Woodward, star of He should be told emphatic- MONMOUTH BEACH — Bor- Aquinas Dance Jaffe's orchestra played for danc- stage, screen and TV; was a ally thaf such juvenile behavyjough Commission last night took ing. guest at the farm estate of Ken- ior will never "win" a wife's under advisement recommenda On Sept. 14 yon Hopkins in Perrineville. respect or influence his friends tions that brighter lights be in Pat (Mrs. George) Becker of —except to make them think stalled along Ocean Ave. Kenyon has written the musii RED BANK — The Aquinas Li- Rumson was awarded a prize for less of him. If he hankers to for "The Hustlers" and "Baby Mayor Sidney Johnson said the brary, 7 Wharf Ave., will hold t' i "most provocative" costume chop, let him start on the wood- Doll," among others. Among his commissioners plan to jit down its second annual benefit dance The prize for the "most original" pile. most successful compositions are with representatives of the Jer- Sept. 14 in 'Christian Brothers went to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eve sey Central Power & Light Co. in Porter of Red Bank. "Impressions In Sound" for Academy, Lincroft, from 9 p.m. Verve-Esquire. the next several days and go over to 1 a.m. Roxy Finn of Atlantic High- cost figures for the installation of He will create the music for Chairmen of the event are lands, manager of the beach club, )EAR ADAM AND EVE: 7,000-lumen lights on 14-foot alu- oanne's new picture and is work- Mrs. Anthony P. Peduto, Middle- won the balloon dance contest, I am 20 years old, married, minum standards. Noted among those present ing on an arrangement for Grace town, and Miss Dolores Char- nd have a small child. My hus- The matter was put before the were Harry and Janet Kearney Lang and Jean Reed of Fair Ha- lock, Sea Bright. band seems to love me, and I'm commission by Commissioner of Little Silver; Flo and Jack ven, The library is sponsored by the very fond of him; however, I've Harold W. Peterson, director of Eckdahl, the Vincent Paces, the Pius XII Institute. lever felt quite the same way public works, who said he had Matthew Cascellas, Phil Noonan, Gen. and Mrs. John Cassidy of ibout him as I do another man had initial talks on the matter Grace Burke, Pat Camp, Ber- Spring Lake and the Thomas amed Don. with the utility company. Second Birthday nard Farley, Ken Martin and Warshaws of Middletown were The mayor said "We have had Rick Robbins of Rumson; Al and guests for cocktails and dinner My husband isn't aware that LITTLE "SILVER — Joseph F. continued complaints,, about the Fay 'Abrahams of, New York at the Officer's Club at Fort Mon 'm really crazy about this man, viadure, Jr., Woodland Ave., cele- darkness of Ocean Ave., particu- and Sea Bright; Hadley and Joan mouth. Their hosts were Capt nd Don doesn't even know it brated his second birthday larly in the vicinity of the Coas King of Fair Haven, and the and Mrs. John P. Brennan of limself. Although I haven't ecently with a party at home. ;een Don for five months, I still Guard lifeboat station, .when Guests were his brother, John Schultes of Middletown. Rumson. The Officer's Club din- r ing and ball rooms has had a job :annot get him off my mind, and there have been no street light; rank; Mr. and Mrs. Frank of redecoration done by Joan Ann stay awake thinking about him since last December." Mure, Red Bank; Mr. and Chilton of Shrewsbury. lights and wondering what, I Some persons in the audienc: Irs. Marvin Bernstein and ihould do, if anything. said that some residents mighi aughter, Nancy Ann, Wayside; Young Wife complain that lights of the pro Ir. and Mrs. Joseph Salman and Theater Party Dear Young Wife: What you posed brightness would be annoy aughter, Cathleen, Middletown; RARITAN TOWNSHIP - can do is start realizing that ing. Mayor Johnson said that il Ir. and Mrs. Paul Lista and Mr. Members of the Woman's Club rour marital vows meant some- may be possible, at a municipa nd Mrs. Henry Larktewicf, Long public welfare department held a :hing and that you must face saving to install lights of lesse Iranch, and Mrs. Joseph Bern- CARTER'S NON-ShW UNDERWEAR theater party In Asbury Park Fri- bdilliance but that this will bi tein of Buffalo, N.Y., his great- up to your responsibilities as Comfortable new Pak-nit® underwear keeps its jit permanently day. Mrs. Samuel Costello is a faithful wife and loving moth- something to be determined in randmother. chairman of the department. •r. '.he forthcoming conferences. with less than one per cent shrinkage. Show above; , Participating were Mrs, Rocco Adam As against the, proposed 7,000 ATTENDS FESTIVAL Dimeo, Mrs. James Lupton, Mrs. lumen lights, the borough hai HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Hosea Harold Rubin. Mrs. Edward Ko- In our modern society it's been using lighting of about 1,000 hark, 218 Bay Ave., spent last FOR MEN val, Mrs. Chester E. Johnson, lmost Inevitable that a hus- lumens. unday in Tanglewood, Mass., Bl- Mrs. John lazzetta, Mrs. John land or wife at times will find inding this Berkshire Music Fes- No-belt boxer, red and black, brown and black or blue and toughlin, Mrs. Nicholas Kroeper, someone else "attractive," COOKOUT SUPPER val. The trip was under the black on while cotton, 30-40, 1.75 but the long-term values and MORGANVILLE — The board Mrs. Maurice Lynch, Mrs. An- Mnsorship of the Brooklyn Elastic waist brief, white cotton, 3042, 125 hony Smith and Mrs. Costello. rewards of marital stability of directors of the Business and cademy of Dramatic Arts. THE ONLY CHANGE IS Professional Women's Club of Mat Super T-shirt, nevabind sleeve, reinforced neck, THE NAME AND NUMBER awan met here recently at the white cotton, S, M, L, XL, 1,50 , . . the experienced peoplo home of Mr. and Mrs. F. A Athletic shirt, while cotton, S, M, L, XL, 1,00 who served you with taste Haussman, Texas Rd. Misses Mary and Theresea Haussman and fine craftsmanship at were hostesses at a cook-out 'SHERMAN'S DECORATORS supper for members and their FOR BOYS will continue in the same husbands following the business Briefs, white cotton, 8-12, 85c, 14-20, 95c meeting. Plans were made for T-shirts, white cotton, 8-12, 89c, 14-20, 1.00 tradition. Out new phone the proposed program and budget number is: 747-4422. for the 1962-63 club year. First 9x12 Domestic Draperies • Slipcovers general meeting of the year will Bedspreads • Curtains WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK be held Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. at the 72 Shades • Blinds Midway Hose fire house, I Matawan. ONLY 9 Our rug cleaning specialists take particular care COSTS OF DRINKERS to see that your rugs are as fresh and bright NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - II Studies at Yale University here as possible. indicate that $20 million annual I ly is being spent by various agen- SIMON I cies to help families of problem RUG CLEANERfl Free Call and Delivery drinkers. Estimates put the total MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWN • LI 2-3325 •168 Bread St. Shrewsbury I loss due to alcoholism at $1 bit. call now CA 2-50421 ['lion a year. OPEN DAILY TILL 9:30 i ~4 W0KJ ef fie "soap opera" iqg these days? Will he be znak- RED BA.NK REGISTER Wednesday, Aug. 15,1962-11 ftan hot yours Is the first re- lag any TV guest appearances Continues Fight far His Life quest we've had concerning Miss sun'.'—J< D., Saginaw, Mich. " ture plans include movie work in er. TV Key Mailbag, C/O tflk pa- TV Key Prim. Rosemary was bora in Answer — George's winning* the addition to guesting on other TV per). 1JB1 la Hew York City. Her fa- Oscar has made him I hot prop- series. Has Lost Freedom, Wife, Five Legal Appeals tberwaa * cellist with the Syro- erty to Hollywood and the jnovtes STUDY WITHOUT WHEELS phony of the Air. After Ugh hav« been keeping him busy. He By CfflUSTOPHER MDflCUEH reading sporti magazines and Victoria Zielindd, Smith's vic- Question — Is there a chance school, Rosemary had a variety recently completed a top role ifl FRANKFORT, Ky. (APy-tane- just waiting. Each relative is per- tim, was found by her father, that Mickey Rooney will have a TRENTON (AP) - Edgar H. Mailbag of jobs More she got a job act- 'Diamond Head" and is up for ( thing will be missing on state mittedone visit a month. His Anthony, at the bottom of a grav- show of his very own on TV? I Smith of Jttmsey has lost bis ing with a stock company. This many other films. He hopes to college campuses this fall for mother and stepfather still come el pit. First he found one of her think he is one ofthe finest tal- freedom, five legal appeals, and By STEVEN H. SCHEUER led to a role in the road com- find the time to make a few TV freshmen — their automobiles. to see him regularly but his at- loafers, then her locket, then her ents around today.—Mrs. G. S-, his wife, hut he is going on with pany of "Kiss and Tell." Other guest appearances next season, tractive red-haired wife hasn't bloodstained kerchief and then .Question — You always give Baltimore, Md.' The Council of Public Higher the fight for his life. roles on the stage and in TV fol- in addition to his film work seen him since Feb. 24. her body, nude from the wasit biographies of big stars but you Answer — There are no im Education has forbidden fresh- On Tune 6, 1957, Smith entered up. Her head had been battered ^ver bother with the little known lowed before she was signed to the death house of the State Pris- Patricia Ann Smith obtained a portray the heroine of "World." mediate plans to star Rooney in men to possess or operate motor by»a baseball bat and two rocks stars of the "soap operas." I on in Trenton, condemned for the divorce from her husband on She has been with the serial since Question — Will Gigi, Perreau, his own series, but he Is a fre- vehicles within certain distances June 27 in Reno, Nev. Ironical- found near by. would like to knew something the beautiful young lady on "Fol slaying of a 15-year-old its debut in 1956. quent guest on many of the other around the schools. the di- Smith, an ex-Marine who had about my favorite actress, Rose- low The Sun", go back to mak school girt whose battered, half '* court pAptn. stories. tost his job on March 4, 1957, mary Prinz, who plays Penny on ing movies now that the series The same policy will apply to nude body was found in a Man- vorce was granted "following a the night Victoria was murdered "As the World Turns."—Mrs. C. Question — What is George is going to be dropped?—D. F., (For an answer to your ques- incoming sphomores who hold wah gravel pit by her father. three-year separation." She won the custody of their one child. was arrested a few hours aft- P., Branford, Conn. Chakiris, the great dancer from Huntington, West Va. tion about any TV program or less than a "B" average in Since then Smith has been fight- er the girl's body was found. Answer — We've printed data'the movie "West Side Story," do- Answer — Miss Perreau's fu actor write to Steven H. Ing for a new trial, repudiating Smith's case is still before the Scheu- September, 1963. an unsigned confession and pro- courts because he sent a hand- fessing innocence. written letter to the Third Cir- In the five years and two cuit Court, 'saying he didn't have months since he arrived at the enough money to hire a lawyer death house, Smith has had five but wanted to appeal a ruling by different lawyers and has lost one Federal District Court Judge Ar- appeal to the U. S. Supreme thur S. Lane. Court, two to the state Supreme The court appointed Stephen Court, one to former Gov. Robert Lichtenstein of Trenton to handle B. Meyner and one earlier this the case for Smith without a fee. year to the Federal District Claims Coercion . Court, Lichtenstein told a newsman Court-Appointed Attorney that his new appeal will be based As a new court-appointed at- on the contention that the con- torney prepared to plead Smith's fession which Smith dictated was case before the Third Circuit coerced from him. Court of Appeals In Philadelphia, The charge was rejected last Smith continues to wait. January by Judge Lane, who Men sentenced to die in the said: electric chair spend' their time in "We find nothing which leads individual cells which measure 8 s to believe that the police feet by 8 feet. Once a week they coerced Smith's confession. The NIW JMSir'i GIEAMST S1OR.E, OHI O» AMIRI?AS IINiSI are let out of the cells to exer- police attempted to verify Smith's cise, shave and shower. alibi on the night of the murder. Smith is the dean of the death There was no evidence he asked house, having been there longer for counsel ..." than any of the seven other in- "It is clear that as the Inter- mates. rogation continued, it pointed Death is close to these men. closer and closer to Edgar Last month they shared the last Smith's implication. Due to this meals of fellow inmates Fred the police felt they would have to Sturdivant and Joseph Ernst. continue questioning Smith," His Companions Lane said. Later they watched from be- 13 Hours of Questioning hind their bars as the two men, Lichtenstein disagrees with their heads shaved and. their Lane and will argue that the con right trouser legs slit for the fession was coerced after more electrode, were taken into the than 13 hours of questioning. He electric chair in the death cham- said It took Smith some seven ber adjoining their cell block. additional hours to dictate the al- Smith spends most of his time leged confession. Today's Business Mirror: Attitude Unchanged By SAM DAWSON ness Investment planning—partly AP Business News Analyst because of present productive ca- pacity in excess of consumer de- NEW YORK (AP) -Business mand, partly because of uncertain- confidence today is just about ty over the future—that has fret- where it was before President ted the administration this year. Kennedy made his tax-cut speech One of the big arguments for a —as much wariness as confidence. cut in tax rates oi corporate In- The talk is unlikely to have comes is that business would have changed many opinions or to influ- more cash in hand to finance ex- ence corporate or individual spend- pansion. A chief result hoped for from the recent slash in time ing plans. schedules for depreciation allow- The debate will go on. The ques- ances was that corporations would tion is how best to stimulate the use any savings to replace obso- economy. lete equipment Ail that has been made clear is It Is still a question whether that the administration won't ask business will step up its spending for a quickie tax cut this year— plans. To date there is little evi- and that came as no surprise to dence of it and some signs of still business or stock market circles. more waiting to see what Congress The President's view is that a will do about taxes and whether thorough overhaul of the tax another recession is in the mak- structure in 1963, lowering rates ing. but lopping oft some deductions What business wants to know and exemptions, would stimulate about a tax cut—and still doesn't spending and thus business, and know—is what kind is planned. would offset any ill effects from a Business would like to see the cor- larger federal deficit. porate rate brought down from £2 The view of most businessmen per cent, set as a temporary Is that any tax cut is a good thing, measure at the time of the Korean but— 7 War. Most businessmen plug for a And here even businessmen split cut in the top personal income Into the two schools of thinking brackets as a means of stimulat- that have been debating the tax ing the flow of cash into risk capi- cut proposal this summer: tal. 1. Government spending should Labor prefers a cut in lower in- be cut at the same time to try to come brackets as Increasing pur- restore balance to the federal chasing power. budget, and regulation of business And as of today no one knows activities should be relaxed. just what exactly the administra- 2. A federal deficit from a tax tion will ask—nor what the Con- cut is an outworn bugaboo—it gress will do. won't hurt the country at this time, and it probably would help RECORDED SERMON spur the economic growth that all MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - The pas- hands—business, labor and gov- tor of a South Miami Methodist ernment—are urging. Church received a telephone Despite the President's persua- call from a man who said he had sive speech, most businessmen stolen a tape recorder from the probably still hold to the first line church. of thought. The thief admitted he played The President went out of his a tape on the machine and heard way to soothe business critics by a sermon the pastor had deliv- asserting that his program was ered, calling on sinners to mend aimed at an economy "where their ways. The sermon had businessmen can Invest with hope convinced the thief and he told for the future" and at maintaining the pastor the name of a service • "dollar good as gold." station where he would leave It Is this very slowdown in busi- the recorder.

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SECTIONTWO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1962X New Jersey Swedish News Briefs Hook Is a 'Living Museum' of Natural History Associated Press By JACQUELINE ALBAN ment has plans for preserving fall. Robins find the rich holly for public inspection. Foot wild life, shrubbery and marine keep intact rare species of trees. Girl Here SANDY HOOK — Sandy Hook and displaying these najural re- groves a refuge — with built in trails and foot bridges will be biology. such as scrub cedar. JERSEY CITY - A Superior peninsula, a six-mile crooked sources, some ol which will food supply — in winter. built and some of the wild, Park officials have reported Although some thought has Court judge has heard testimony finger of sand and reef jutting reach fruition in the ne Congress in January. sport shirts into their clerical Hughes also noted that his According to police, their car brother, Joseph, is a Catholic TRENTON (AP)-An Increase er, depending on their annual passed a Joline Ave. stop sign ;arb and had mistaken shoulder Navesink Fair straps for shoulder holsters. He priest. The governor said he hat in unemployment compensation turnover. The higher ceiling would when the driver, Sister Kath- seen his brother change Into his taxes and an extension of bene- increase their payments by $4.20 leen D'Andrea, missed the brake Tonight's Band Concert had seen them putting Aug. 17, 18 rabbats, a sleeveless, backless rabbit and it looks like he Is fits has the support of Gov. Rich- a year per worker. with her foot. The car collided putting on a shoulder holster, at RED BANK — Tonight's municipal band concert, with John •est. ard J. Hughes. The $3,000 ceiling was original- with another car driven by Doro NAVESINK — The 73d annual least as far as movies depict W. Luckenbill as conductor, scheduled for 8:30 p.m. in Marine A state trooper phoned ahead Hughes told a news conference ly imposed in 1939 when the aver- thy W. Dennlson of Belleville. hir of the Navesink Fire Com- shoulder holsters, Hughes said Park, will feature the following selections: for help from Princeton police Tuesday that the present 6ystem age worker under the uaemptoy- Admitted to Monmouth Medi- pany, scheduled for three nights parenthetically. March, "Americans We" Fillmore and the officers stopped the of collecting unemployment tax ment compensation system made cal Center was Sister Theresa Overture. "Orpheus" '. Offenbach last week, was not held Thurs- Hughes wrote his reply in Eng- on only the first $3,000 a year only $1,430 a year, Hughes said. Crudede, who suffered hand and Trombone Trio, "Slippery Gentlemen" Walters day and Friday because of rain. irlests at gunpoint on Vandeven- :cr Ave. in Princeton. lish and it was translated Into made by a worker is obsolete. Last year the average worker un- 'see injuries. Walter Bowne, Earl Worthley and William Entwistle There was a good turnout Satur- French by a member of his staff. Instead, Hughes said, he fa- der the system earned $3,256. Sister D'Andrea was treated Descriptive, "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" Jesscl day night. At his news conference yester- day, Hughes released copies of a He closed by saying ''I sincerely vors taxing the first $3,600 a year, Hughes also supported an ex- for shock and released as also "Mexican Hat Dance" , Bennett In an effort to makv up for regret the occurrence of this in- as proposed by the Unemployment tension of coverage from 26 to were Sisters Rose Passinarl and March, "Totem Pole", '...:. Osterling he rained-out nights, the fair letter he received from one of •Selection, "Student Prince" : ..Romberg the fathers and the answer, cident and. hope that you will ac- Advisory Council. 30 weeks. The additional cost, Lillian Picco. Sister Fllomena rill be held on Friday and Sat- cept this explanation of it," The proposed Increase would up which he estimated at $7.5 mil- March, "Sun Maid" featuring twirlers French, that the. governor mailed Puglisi was treated for face in- Gigi Blair and Pat Wilson with fire batons rday, Aug. 17 and 18. Some of Local records did not include lion, would be more than out- to the clergyman. the cost to the worker from $7.50 juries and Sister Marianne In- Novelty, "Three Blind Mice" .'..:_..:... Frangklser :he features will incUide food and the names of the other two weighed by the additional tax, a year to $9.00. Employers now gelis for hand injuries. March, "High School Cadets" Sousa 'ancy tables, a white elephant Not Even In Sicily priests apprehended with Fattier pay $21 to $117 a year per work- Hughes said. No summonses were Issued. National Anthem ale and rides for children. One of the apprehended priests, Gautheir. • . • . • Ctob met tor its dinner meeting , Aug. 15,1962 RED BANK EEGISTEB WCBS-TV Chanel la Ye Cottage Inn tat week. •NSC-TV *%%Talks On Members were reminded,of the TELEVISION .WNBW-TV .wnt-n district- convention to be held In Revolution Atlantic City Oct 3, t, and 7. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY EVENWO (I) Theater Five Final plans (or the Softball game il:W-<2)Lovtof Lit* " I:**- (4) Newi and Weittx* (I) Almanac Newsreel between the Mlddletown Club and (4) Your First (S) Sandy's Hour 1:15- (4) Mayor of The Town For Club v the Keyport Club were discussed. Impression (7) News 1:31- (S) New* KEYPORT — Thomas Ander- (7) Jane Wyrnan 1:15- (7) Local Newi 1:15- (4) Sermonette son presented a program, "The No problem finding -tenants (11) Merry Mailman 1:20- (7) Weather 2:15— (7) Evening Prayer when you advertise The Register 3:00- (2) New American Revolution in Mon- 12:J»— (2) Search for Tomorrow 1:25- (7) Sports s mouth County," when the Kiwanls way—Advertisement. (4) Truth or Consequences 1:30- (4) Local News 3:05— (2) Give Us This Day (5) Cartoons (7) Blue Angels THURSDAY MORNING (7) Camouflage (11) Brave Stallion «:15— (i) Previews 12:45— (2) Guiding Light 1:40- (4) Weather 1:20- (2) Give Us This Day (11) Rocky & His Friends «:45- (4) News «:2S- (2) News 12:50- (9) News And Weather 7:00- (2) Newt (4) Sermonette 11:55- (4> News (4) Death Villey Day* 1:30— (2) Summer Semester (7) News (5) Aquanauti (4) Radiation Story STARTS TONITE 7:00- (2) News (9) Almanac Newsreel (7) Shannon AMPLE PARKING 7-9:30 P.M. 1:09- (2) Burns and Allen (11) News (4) Today (4) rrouble With Father 7:10- (2) Weather 7:05- (5) Call to Prayer (5) Cartoons (11) Local News 7:15- (5) News (7) Dr. Hudson's Journal 7:15- (2) Newi 7:20— (7) Morning Prayer (9) Golf Tips (9) Ralph Kiner 7:30- (5) Columbia Lectures (11) Movie 7:25-(U) Weather (7) Early Bird Cartoons 1:10- (9) Ralph Kiner 7:30- (2) Alvin 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo 1:25- (5) News (4) Wagon Train (5) Sandy Becker How did they ever (9) Baseball (7) Howard K. Smith (7) Tommy Seven 1:»- (2) As The World Turni (9) Movie B:30- (7) Little Rascals (4) Dr. Joyce Brotheri (11) Honeymooners 9:00- (2) Amos 'n' Andy (5) Movie 8:00- (2) Window on Main (4) SUmnastlcs make a movie of CARNIVAL PLANNERS — Migr. Emmett A. Monahan, center, pastor of St. James (7) December Bride Street (7) Memory Lane Catholic Church, meets with some of committee members who are arranging for 1:SJ- (4) News (5) Danger Man I.1S- (4) Family 2:0ft- (2) Password (7) Focus On America 9:35- (5) Newi parish carnival from Sept. 3 to 8. With him, left to right, seated, are Charles (4) Jan Murray (11) Bold Journey 9:30- (2) My LUU« Margie •••.--. Lotn Donath, Mrs. Thomas Ryan, Joseph Tomaso and Roy Freeman. Standing, Paul 0'- (7) Day In Court 8:30- (2) Checkmate (5) Topper . Rourke and Fred Crine. 2:25- (4) News (4) Rebel (7) Beulah 1:M~ (2) House Party (5) Award Theater 1:55- (4) News (4) Loretta Young (7) Top Cat 10:00- (2) Calendar (7) Seven Keys (11) Wanted Dead or Alive (4) Say When St. James Carnival TV Key (11) Movie 9:00- (4) Mystery Theater (5) Movie 1:51- (5) News (5) Movie (7) Susie 1:00- (2) Millionaire (7) Hawaiian Eye 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy (4) Young Dr. Malone (9) High.Road To (4) Play Your Hunch To Start Labor Day Previews (5) Racket Squad Danger (7) Gale Storm (7) Queen For A Day (11) You Asked For It 11:00- (2) Verdict is Yours Tonight's top shows as pre-S:JO- (2) To Tell the Truth 9:30- (2) Dick Van Dyke (4) Price It Right RED BANK — St. James Cath Kenneth E. Fitzgerald, publicity viewed and selected by TV Key's olic Church will again sponsor a committee. (4) Our Five Daughter! (9) Kingdom Of The Sea (7) Ernie Ford The next meeting of all com-staff of experts who attend (5) Medic (11) M Squad 11:25- (5) News parish carnival, to be held Sept, screenings, watch rehearsals and 3, Labor Day, through Sept. 8, mittee members is scheduled for (7) Who Do You TmitT 10:00- (2) Armstrong Circle 11:30- (2) Brighter Day Monday, Aug. 27, at 8 p.m. at theanalyze scripts in New York (11) Abbott And Costello Theater (4) Concentration •t the school grounds, Peters PL and Hollywood. Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan, parish room. Proceeds from the 1:M- (2) Newt (4) Play Your Hunch (5) Romper Room pastor, Hid carnival hours will carnival will be used forgenera l 4:00- (2) Secret Storm (7) Naked City (7) Yours For a Song be from 7 to 11 p.m., with special church purposes. WAGON TRAIN. "The Lt. Bur- (4) Make Room For (9) Harness Racing 11:55- (2) News matinee performances Monday, ton Story" (Repeat) A familiar Daddy (11) High Road Wednesday, Friday and Saturday story but well done. This con- (5) Waterfront 10:30- (4) Brinkley's Journal from 1 to 7 p.m. cerns the conflict between a bat- (7) American Bandstand (9) Movie Youth Back 1 All of the usual refreshments, Ie-hardened trigger-happy ser- (11) Laurel-Hardy and ' (11) Best of Groucho MOVIE TIMETABLE including pizza pie and cotton geant (Charles McGraw) and a Chuck 11:0*- (2) Newt RED BANK candy, will be available every In the Arms young, well-meaning lieutenant 4:25—(11) Junior All-Stars (4) Newt CARLTON- lummtr KlddU B«rl«»-1001 Ariblin day. A variety of rides, from (Dean Jones) with his first com- 4:30- (2) Edge of Night (5) Newi NlJhU 3:00; Lollta 7:00: »:*>. kiddie rides to the thrilling dive mand. Both roles are beautifully (4) Here's Hollywood (7) Newi EATONTOWN FOR PERSONS OVER bomber, will be offered, includ- Of the Lawplayed and the appearance of sel- (5) Mr. District Attorney (11) Steve Allen DRTVE-IN- CAMDEN (AP) — Harry Des- dom seen co-star Robert Horton 11:10- (2) Weather Poor Whit* Truh CIS; 11:30; Sh« 16 YEARS OF AGE ing the Octopus, ferns wheel and (11) Bozo the Clown WlllMd By Nllht 10:00. roller coaster. In addition, free pote, 17, riding a bicycle, was helps pick up the show consider- 4:50— (7) American Nemitand (4) Weather LONG BRANCH asacaUn inn SEV1N ARTS KlODUCnoilS I f\| IT A balloons will be given sway at captured less than two hours ably. 7:30 p.m. NBC 4:55- (4) News (5) Movie BARONET— each performance. after he escaped from two Cam- (11) Mr. Peabody (7) News. Weather, Poor White Trtih 3:30r 7:00: »:J5; den County juvenile shelter HOWARD K. SMITH. On the5:00- (2) Life of Rlley Sports •hi Walk! By Nllht }-M\ i:S5. Committee members attending ASBURV PARK SIILLIY a recent meeting at which thsguards yesterday. 'irst anniversary of the Alliance (4) Movie 11:11- (2) Movie JAMES WINTERS (4) Tonight BARONET- monsignor reviewed final plans Police said the Westville youth For Progress Mr. Smith and his (5) Felix And Diver Dan Boeoeels Sivnity 1:00; »:M. (7) Movie I PETER SELLERS SUE LY0N.w were Mrs. Thomas Ryan and Jo-was still wearing handcuffs when guests discuss the progress or (7) I Married Joan LYRIC- OMaikf *** seph Tomaso, chairmen; Roy he was taken by Brooklawn Po- lack of it as of this date. The (11) Dick Tracy 12:00- (9) Crime Doei Not Follow Thit Drum 2:3; 7:25; 1:35. m sSTANLEi Y KUBRICK' VLADIMIR NABOKOV*,. -WJAMESTHARRIS guests are Ambassador Theodore 5:25—(11) Rocky and His Pay MAYFAIR- Freemen, booths chairman; Paul lice Chief Leonard Locovara and Klldie Show 11:00; Bird llu o[ O'Rourke, rides chairman: Fred Westville Patrolman James Cun- Moscoso, U. S. Envoy to Peru, Friends 12:30—(11) News Alcntru 2:4J: 7:00; S. BAY DRIVE-IN, ISLAND HEIGHTS the State Reformatory at Annan* cal' of any big city — tourists, HIGHLANDS FINE FOOD dale. emergency calls, the underworld- MARINE— Walk on Wild Bide 7:00: t:10. He had been sentenced Monday bul there's also entertainment on TO GO... SunsetStrip and a worthwhile HAZLET to an indefinite term at the re- LOEWS DRIVE-IN- formatory for car theft. look at Los Angeles. 8 p.m. ABC Cartooni 8:30; Halarl 1:10; 1!:00; PIPING HOT DICK VAN DYKE. (Repeat) A Seawards tht Great Shlpi 11:30. Despote told police that after KEANSBURG FISH • SCALLOPS escaping from the guards he funny show about the "good old CASDJO- boarded bus to Brooklawn days" in comedy writing. TV Hatarl 2:00: <:30; t:10. where he stole a bicycle and waswriter Petrie bumps into the man PERTH AMBOY Shrimp - French Fries who gave him his first writing riding toward his home when cap- AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— Fried Chicken job, feels sorry for him, and hires Cartoon 8:15: Katarl 8:91; 1:3«: Be- tured. him for the Alan Brady show. yond All Llmlti 11:59. COLD SALADS ORDER MAJESTIC— The old timer, played by Jay Blrdman at Alcatraz 3:25; S:OO: REGISTRATION TOMORROW 10:00; PREVIEW — The Spiral Road lluffcl Salad Platters C. Flippen, comes on very strong 7:40. the UNION BEACH - Registra- as a gabby guy. There's plenty EDISON tion for kindergarten and flewof show talk and the jokes are MENU) PARK CINEMA- Finnan Haddie pupils will be held tomorrow in fine. 9.30 p.m. CBS Th« Interns 2:00; 4:40; 7:10: «:10. Cottage Park School from 9 a.m. WOODBRIDGE Cove DRIVE-IN- POOR to noon. Parents of children be- CIRCLE THEATRE. "The Man Ml WO ing registered for kindergarten Poor White Tta»h R:M; 11:50; She Who Refused to Die"(Repeat) Walk! by Night 10:15. WHSTS Onon Weil. - .Sun. 'til 10 P.M. should bring their birth certifi- 1 Thanks to Alexander MONTCLAIR IK! Shrewsbury Avt . Scourby's cate, proof of vaccination and superb underplaying, a generally RHD HANK polio shots. 1 hliK-k west of R.R. station fine cast, and a simply written script, this is quietly moving ac- count of a melodramatic tale. It Searching for the ultimate tells of a Polish Jew who escapes 'rom one of Hitler's extermi- SEA FOOD nation-bound trains and is hidden AH the season's delicacies by a Polish Catholic farmer for superbly prepared for your period of two years. When Abe dining plea, ire . . . . plus a Rothstein later emigrates to the Magnificent view of the ocean United States and becomes pros- perous, he cannot enjoy his good REGULARS AND GUEST — Regular series stars Chill from our beautiful dining room, fortune so long as his Polish sav- Wills (left) and John Derek have Glenda Farrell as guest perched high above the surf. iour is in need. It's an enviable star in "Mighty Like Rogues" on "Frontier Circus" Thurj- MT example of man's humanity to A R.putotton for Good Food /^/JVwifa^A A " man and well worth your time. day, Aug. 16 (8:00-9:00 p.m., EDT) on the CBS Tele- . SPECIAL IUNCHEONS t/vldlfil&ZiM "" vision Network. (Rebroadcast) • IATE SNACKS RESTAURANT • COCKTAIL IOUNGE 10 p.m. CBS BOARDWALK • LONG BRANCH, N. J. DAVID BRINKLEY'S JOUR- Prizes will be awarded at NAL (Repeat) A portrait of anYacht Club end of the day. off-beat and colorful personality, This year, the "End of the Sea professional wrestler Antonlno son Dance" will be held Satur- . NEPTUNE CITY Rocca. An Italian born one-time Beach Party day, Sept. 22, and the Junior Aux- Union fr Third Avcs. electrical engineer who was iliary dance Saturday, Sept. 29. NOW-EVES. 7 • * brought up in Argentina, Rocca Opp.1 Neptune City On Saturday Members are asked to save old BING CROSBY is the Idol of New York's Puerto and discarded articles (except BOB HOPE Shopping Ccnror Ricans and this new U. S. citizen KEYPORT — It was announced clothing) for the auction Nov. 24. "ROAD TO Is a man brimming with life and "SHE WALKED BY NIGHT" at the regular meeting of theProfits will go to the bulkhead HONG KONG" ;nergy and one you'll enjoy meet- board of governors and the Lad-fund. The bulkhead is being con- ing. (Color) 10:30 p.m. NBC How did they ies' Auxiliary of Keyport Yacht structed in the near future and will replace the bulkhead des- BURT LANCASTER ever make a TONIGHT. Last three shows Club that the annual beach party troyed by the March storm. will be held Saturday. "BIRDMAN OF movie of Mtning up for Hugh Downs. He's ALCATRAZ" joined tonight by Bob & Ray,A rendezvous is scheduled fo Yale football teams have won comedian Paul Dooley, author Aug. 25 with Great Kills Yach NOW-EVES. 7 - 8 59, lost 27, tied four during Louis Lomax and Hawaiian sing- Club at the local club. A sail "WALK ON THE Jordan Olivar's 11-year reign :r Marissa. (Color) 11:15 p.mfis. h regatta planned by the Junio WILD SIDE" ELVIS PRESLEY Auxiliary is being held Sunday as head coach. LOLITA VBC FOLLOW THAT DREAM" *% starring • James Mason Troubadour Productions Presents SOPHIA LOREN Shelly Winters a treat BARONET "BOCCACCIO 70" Peter Sellers to eat- Sue Lyon as Lolila Soft Shell CARY GRANT REMEMBER! There's no CRAB AIR CONDITIONED DORIS DAY PARAMOUNT' parking problem at the new V SANDWICH "TOUCH OF MINK" NEPTUNE CITY THEATRE. i: J OUR Our giant parking lot AIR CONDITIOXLO. QUARTET SUMMER "WEST SIDE STORY" holds over 2,500 cars! SPECIAL ST. JAMES Reserved Seatt Bodlform Seats with plenty of leg room. I Finest Hi-Fi Sound and Projection. Convention hall*Asbury park SAL'S TAVERN & RESTAURANT "LOLITA" 'FRIDAY, AUGUST 17th at «:3O P.M. "Italian Dishes Are Our Specialty" (Section NO EXTRA CHARGE Tickets $2.25, $3.00, $3.75 "AMAZON TRADER" On sale al: Anderson'! Music, Red Bank; Harmony House, FOOD ORDERS TO TAKE OUT Eatontown; Nelsen's Music, Asbury Park. FREE PARKING • 774-6272 141 Shnwibury Avr SH 1-9748 RED BANK Further Theatre Information Call SH 1-9600 EVBt HAJTO* TO YOU? By Wat. tion wMeh they left without pay- Esposito also was Sued |U for] RED BANK REGISTER Wedwadaf, Aug. IS, 1962-15 Senator Scores ing for gas. speeding, $8 for failure to display: Youths Sent 1 Jail sentences^ and $20 fines his automobile registration, tod Wet* End Am, wu fined $50 tod to display * driver ! How*. Mass Transport were imposed for the gasoline »tof*ttar»todl*pUty • drlvefi tort Ms driver** license for time tail* Hamr, Mint* Ave., CHUNKY CHIPMUNK... To Jail In ttaft and addition*! $20 fine* for maOu u the ttrnO. of * recfr and Mm. Ck*Am%itff, Rmtfa iceste. law driving, charge. Rd., wer* ftud *U **4 9 n» Bill's Opponents malicious mischief. Police tald In another case, another Longl Jobn Gum, Jr., AUeocrest Rd., fpecttaly fat •itartBf OK?4of* Gas Theft they defaced the walls of their Branch man, Frank Zamptte, OTtlUi place, was fined t» for Wai to nmatltrgg. CONSECUTIVE WASHINGTON (AP) - Critics RUMSON-Two Long Branch jail cell of the administration's $500 mil- youths were sentenced to 20 days P6ADINSS-' lion urban mass transportation in the county jail after being bill "seem to be working both found guilty Monday of gaso- Fatal Shampoo sides of the street," says Sen. line theft. SAN SEVERO, Italy (AP)—Soc- Harrison A. Williams, Jr., D-N.J. Magistrate William Riker also com Bidetti, 28, died of brain The New Jersey senator, spon- imposed fines totaling $67 on Jos-damage Monday after washing sor and Senate manager of the epH Esposito, 18, of 307 Hillside her hair with a shampoo she bill, said Monday the measure Ave., and $40 on Frank Romano, concoted of Insecticide for fruit is being described both as class 18, of Duane St. trees. legislation for big cities and as Esposito and Romano were ar- Police said the young woman a pork-barrel subsidy for transit rested last week by Patrolman became lightheaded, then com- service in every village and John Shea after a 9S-mlle-an-hour crossroads hamlet. chase on River Rd. They also plained of severe headache a few He said the critics "can't have were chased by William Gaynor, hours after massaging her scalp it both ways." Sr., proprietor of the service sta-'with the mixture. Williams called it nonsense to think that any town, large or small, is going to the expense of comprehensive planning and par- ticipation in such a financial bur- den unless there is a real need. On the other hand, he said The key to while the problem appears to be most acute In the large metro- politan centers, some smaller cities have lost or are in danger of losing all public transportation investment Precision ofVostoks service. 3 The proposal, which would in The first step in planning for sound volve $500 million in matching investment is to determine your objective. Is Threat to 'Sky Spy grants over three years, would require, he said, private financ- it stability? Good current income? Capital By ELTON C. FAY . To do this, fantastic accuracy ing for a substantial portion of growth? Or a combination of these factors? WASHINGTON (AP) — Soviet in timing, rocket-engine' burning the cost of each project.and a lo- The next step is to get the facts on the stocks precision in launching satellites- control and computation had to cal contribution of the remaining which are most likely to meet your goal. This plunking a pair of manned space- be attained. cost in cash. is where a Thomson & McKinnon account ex- craft into matching orbits Scientists figure the Sovie "This bill is one of the most ecutive can give you valuable assistance. He could spell trouble for the U.S. launchers had an interval of less tightly drawn, restrictive pieces has wide experience in evaluating stocks, "spy in the sky" systems. than 14 seconds to fire Vostok IV, of legislation that has ever come These warning and surveillance during the 18th orbit of the firs before the Congress," Williams and a fund of information on companiei satellite systems are still in the satellite, in order to put them said in a statement. and industries. development stage. bom Into the same) trade and In proximity. "There are few other federal Writ* or phone us today. SBi-OUT A number of vehicles have been aid programs which are as well put into orbit during the past TSere were, reports In Washing- designed to insure the wise and Oircsrrtirt Imitamt Report will bi Baflid n nqwit months, some of then presuma- ton that the precision was even prudent expenditure of public bly equipped with instrument* for better than announced Initially by funds." THOMSON & MCKINNON reporting data back to U.S. re- the Soviet Union, being virtually The bill has been approved by ceiving stations. The systems are a perfect matching of plane, committeees in both the House 9 Memorial Parkway, Long Branch CA 2-4310 still a year or more away from heights and time. and Senate. being completely operational and 301 Main Street, Allenhurst • KE1-3500 useful. What this could mean to U.S. 2 Broadway, N.Y. 4 • HA 2-5100 Sheraton-East Hotel, N.Y. 22 • PI 54190 military officials is that the So- MODERN INDIANS 20 East 46th St., N.Y. 17 • YU 6-0400 625 Madison Ave., N.Y. 22 • PL 1-3300 Over the weekend, the Soviet viets may be able to convert this ANADARKO, Okla. (AP) - Union showed that she' has demonstration into the practical Canvas tepees are more popula DENDERS. 153 First Ave.. Atlantic Highland* achieved a long step leading application for knocking down at Indian City U.S.A. here be- LABRIOLA MOTORS, Inc., 120 E. Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank eventually toward ability to inter- American spy-in-the-sky satel- cause, as one Indian guide put it, cept satellites — either for pur- lites. 'buffalo hides stink." MAURICE SCHWARTZ & SONS. Inc., 141 W. Front St., Red Bank poses of peaceful space explora- tion or for inspection and destruc Hon. The Soviet scientists succeeded, on the basis of their own reports OPEN MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS TO 9 P.M. and on data from other sources, aac In putting Vostok IV on the same plane and virtually within sight of Vostok III. Wants Less Use Of Drawbridges AUGUST TRENTON (AP) — Boaters should keep .motorists in mind when they make use of the 39 drawbridges in the state, conser- vation Commissioner H. Mat Adams said today. Adams said that between June 1 and Oct. 1 of last year draw- bridges were opened 22.000 times to let boats pass through. The openings caused some 2,000 hours of delays for motorists, Adams •aid. He asked boatmen to. be "con- siderate of the frayed nerves of fyfomdtyfe ^eatuie Hie the motorist" waiting on shore and warned that federal laws limit the types of craft which may make use of drawbridge fa- LIVING ROOM Furniture cilities. BEDROOM FURNITURE GREAT REDUCTIONS He said the only boats with 1 Drexel French Accent Reg. ITeak Reg. idrawbridge privileges are those 136.00 299.00 Select from such noted manufacturers ass Cocktail Table 106.00 with masts or other high equip- Dresser HIM ment essential to navigation. 1 Century Italian Provincial Reg. 1 Sellg Danish Reg. Radio and television antennae Chest 289.00 259.00 BAKER, SELIG, SIMMONS, HERITAGE Sofa 252.00 215.00 and fishing outriggers are re- 1 Dreiel Modern Light Walnut Reg. 1 Sells. Teak Reg. tired by federal law to be Chest 143.09 129.00 HENREDON, DREXEL, (ENTUKY, KINDEL, Side Chair 57.5J 45.00 hinged so that they may be low- 1 Lane 5 pc. Walnut Bedroom. Reg. 1 Sell* Walnut Reg. ered, he added. Chest, Dres'r, Bed, 2 NIte Tables 632.70 325.00 TOMLINSON, KENT-COFFEY and others! Occasional Chair 128.80 109.00 1 Henredon Provincial Gallery Reg. 1 Globe Modern Walnut Reg. Bedroom. Includes: Chest, Dress- 288.08 er, Mirror, Bed, 2 Nite Tables 1014.00 750.00 Don't miss out on these great once-in-a-Hfetime Furniture Buytl Pull up Chain 242.00 1 Henredon Collectors Gallery This is a partial listing only. Many one-of-a-kind. 1 Sellg Teak Reg. Bedroom in Mahogany, 5 pcs. Reg. End Table 17.01 59.00 Includes Dresser & Mirror, 2 Nile 857.60 765.00 y- AH Sales Final — Free Delivery 1 Sell* Teak Reg. Tables, Bed and Chest 4 Drawer Chest 20 WO 145.00 I Henredon Mahogany Reg. 1 SeliR Glassed In Reg. 5 Drawer Chest 138.00 110.00 Buffet Deck 250.00 189.00 1 Henredon Italian Styled Reg. DINING ROOM Furniture SUMMER FURNITURE 1 Sellg Teak Reg. Doored Chest 1J6.M 110.00 Chest Deck 138.50 75.00 1 Henredon Ribbed Doored Reg, Century Modem Round Table Reg. 1 Ficks Reed Rattan Reg. Reg. Chest in Mahogany 148.00 120.00 225.00 1 Sell* Teak with 2 Arm & 2 Side Chairs 458.00 End Table 27.50 15.00 Buffet MOM 245.00 1 S-pc. Baker Bedroom in Walnut Drexel Composite Buffet & Deck Reg. 1 Woodard Wrought Iron Reg. 6 Cherry Classic Styling. . 295.00 188.00 138.00 Armless Occasional Reg. A1150.00 in Walnut 420.00 Chaise Lounge Chair Granlck 172,80 95.00 Includes Chest, Dresser, 6/8 Bed Henredon Contemporary Reg. 4 Woodard Wrought Iron Reg. 1 Century Mahogany Colonial Reg. Loose Pillow Back Reg. Buffet 278.00 195.00 Dining Chain 152.00 114.00 Highboy 305.00 269.00 Reg. Easy Chair Modem 249.08 150.00 Drexel Declaration ' Reg. 1 Woodard Glass Top 1 Century Mahogany Reg. 39.00 188.00 95.00 SeliR Three Piece Reg. Nite Table 75.00 67.90 Serving Cart 85.00 Dining Table Reg. Sectional 929.00 750.00 1 Milling Road Modern Light Vermont Maple Rd. Dining Table Reg. 1 Meadowcraft Wrought Iron FOR A i™ TIME ONLY Reg. 75.00 154.00 95.00 Tufted Ladles' Chair Reg. Walnut Bedroom. Mirror, Plastic Top 1J1.80 Chaise Reg. Remarkable ACOUST1CON be- V7O.0O Globe 213.00 150.00 hind-tlte-ear, living form Rear- Dresser, Chest, 4/8 Bed Harden Cherry Corner Cabinet Reg. 1 Meadowcraft Wrought Iron 49.00 150.00 58.00 Baker Red Leather Ottoman Reg. ing aid • contour design - com- 1 Drexel French Provincial Reg. Colonial Styling 237.00 Tea Cart Reg. pact - economical - inter- Chest In White on Casters 171.00 97.00 148.00 134.00 Davis Cabinet, Reg. 1 Meadowcraft Wrought Iron 73.00 63.00 changeable receivers to ft the 1 Drexel S pc. Bedroom Con- Reg. 95.00 Dining Table Hallagan Reg. individual hearing loss. Cherry Dropleaf Table 156.00 Reg. Easy Chair 121.00 73.00 temporary Styling In Pecan 487.00 397.00 2 Meadowcraft Wrought Iron 87.00 72.00 ACT QUICKLY Harden Colonial Reg. Reg. 1 Century Modern Walnut , Reg. 75.00 Arm Chain Reg. Century Take advantage of this spec- Bedroom 578.00 462.00 Cherry Harvest Table 125.00 2 Meadowcraft Cast Aluminum Club Chair 135.01 81.50 tacular offer now. Call for an link Taylor Pine Dry Sink, Reg, 140.00 95.00 appointment or return coupon 1 American of Martlnsvllle Reg. 125.00 Arm Chairs Century Lawson Style Slate Top 170.00 Reg. for a completely Illustrated Walnut S pc. Bedroom 427.00 345.00 2 Meadowcraft Cast Aluminum 120.00 85.00 Sofa £& 115.00 booklet In color. Henredon Oriental Dining Room, „. Side Chain 1 Drexel Chest in Modern Walnut Reg. 8 pcs.: China, Table, 4 Side & ,™» Simmons Modern Reg. • Sound Ii lraniiTiilf.il la Ih. .or bf 219.00 175.00 MM W 695.00 I Meadowcraft Cast Aluminum a (mall cord. From Declaration Collection 2 Arm Chain - S& 139.00 Hldeabcd 279.00 195.00 I Drexel Touraine French Reg. Glass Top Dining Table 229.00 Henredon Collectors Gallery Reg. 1 Meadowcraft Wrought Iron Reg. Granlck Danish Reg. Provincial Dresser in Walnut 254.00 China 503.00 375.00 Modern Chair 190.00 125.00 Reg. Cocktail Table 78.00 62.00 rffcon 1 Henredon Modern Walnut Nite Drexel Traditional Mahogany Reg. Table with Marble Top 144.00 129.95 1 Woodard Wrought Iron Sellg Imported Danish Chair, Reg. Plastic covered Cushions 1 Tomllnson Sophisticate Dresser Reg. Server 153.00 95.00 Sola £& 195.00 127.00 75.00 HEARING AID CENTER Pecan Solids, Butternut Veneers 299.00 195,00 2 Simmons Loose Pillow Back Reg. 1 Tomllnson Pavane Bombay Reg. Club Chain 322.00 275.00 341 Cookman Avenue Chest hi Sherry Finish 495.00 395.00 Atbury Park, N. J. 1 WMet Cherry Cannonball Reg. 1SJ.00 125.00 SIMMONS PRoipect 4-2208 Bed 1 Vermont Chest & Deck In Reg. 3-Pc. Contemporary Sectional Butternut Maple 155.00 125.00 AcouiHeon Hearlns Aid Center 6 pc. Teak Reg. Reg. 750.00 SALE 465.00 3<1 Oookmu Avc, Aiburr Park 994.00 746.00 FURNIJtURE , HHIt 8/15 J Bedroom Gentlemen: 1 Link Taylor Pine SELIG SELIG Without oblimion pleiM iend me • 2 MINI CUBE ICE TRAYS • HANDY JUICE CAN RACK • MAGNETIC SAFETY DOOR! big city accents such as Chicago Roger Donegan, Brian Compton "I have fought against Diefen- authorized to offer GENERAL HKTRIC'S famous Kenneth King, Mitchell Stark, baker outside Parliament," he PERSONAL WARRANTY SERVICE. Aft n for joar NEW SLIDE-OUT SHELVES BRING FOOD UP FRONT! and New York are harder to es- written GE Wimntjr. A TV Announcer's cape. Many a well-bred New Philip Campo, Gary Greenip declares. "I will not fight for him •Cc»p»r»l b Q E 10 n. ft II«M (1MS-59 William Parrish, John Romanski, inside it. Yorker with top scholastic cre- SEf THE fUU LINE Of 19M C E RIFRIGIRATORS Alt SIZES, All MODELS TO fIT YOUR NEEDS 6HD YOUR BUDGE dentials and a fine voice has Mark Romanski, Frank Sisto "The country needs a stable Jr., John S. Thompson, Robert government. The quicker we have stepped up for an audition and IIG CAPACITY 10 M.ftf AUTOMATIC Df FROST 1 J.2 cu.ft.t Earnings Are High Van Cleef and Gary Williamson. another election, the quicker we given himself away on the first BEniGHATOR with REFRIGERATOR whh "r." Fourteen of the above awards will have such a government." FULL-WIDTH FREEZER Section SEPARATE ZERO-DECREE FREEZE! There may be gold in your ing young lady who can give that One of the best ways to shake were merit badges. Want! New Election •*• larynx! sincere pitch is all that is wanted. an accent Is to seek employment Scout Parrish qualified for the Caouette claims a new election 95 If you're a topnotch salesman How do you get aboard this at a small radio station as far mile-swim award while Scouts now would give the Social Credit ONLY ONLY gravy train? Alas, there aren't *I68 '269 way from home as possible. Party 50 seats in French-speak. who can convince millions they Coughlin, Thomson and Wetzel AttoMOe tUfroitmi In Srfrifwrtw Sat- that many seats. For one thing, ing Quebec Province and 100 Dill Otfr«» • Sptaon Fmm Strfion need a deodorant or sell a car to Perhaps Virginia, as Mr. Stanley were inducted into the Order of • Hnntllc Siftfy Ooor • CMIltr Tn» tion • 2 Porulnn VtjitibU Drawn a man who has five, the most you need a nonsectional voice and suggested, might be. a good place the Arrow. more across the country. In the • 2 EM SMm • let Tnjs • 4 • 4 CabiMi Sfittau • Two* CMMI Ctbiml sttlm • Tuipttito™ wM • Mi|«Uo Sttotr Dowi lucrative career in the entire if you've been raised in the Deep to prepare for the big time. Ac- Other troop members attending June election, it won 56 in Que- M«bl TA3I1W MoMTMMW communications field may be South or in the shadows of a met-tually, big league network an- the camp were Andrew Cilia, bec and four elsewhere. youre. For in this business the ropolitan "d'ese, dem and d'ose" nouncing is similar to baseball and Stephen Fabian, Gordon Harri- Pearson's interest in an early 8c« si, your autborlErd General Electrlo Dealer for llKimmniii Mtf| MM announcer has it made, and those area you may score as an actor, you can rarely get a shot at the son, William Knudsen, Robert election is based on the hope that that hit the top rake in better but announcing is not for you, majors until you've put in your Krack, Robert Philpott and Ron-economic difficulties will con- NO DOWN 1AVMKNI terms. than $100,000 a year without wor- Virginia Accent Helps minor league time. And don't ald Scacci. vince the voters they need a gov- rying about overexposure, as Dick Stanley, CBS' personnel knock the small radio and TV Plans are now being formu- ernment with an absolute ma- as their temperamental and nec-man, claims that prospective an- stations as sources of employ- lated for a Father-Son Camping jority—and that they would turn arily neurotic counterparts, nouncers have the best chance ment. We know of one man whotrip this weekend. to the Liberals, as the second the acton. if they possess a Virginia accent, was hired away from a small largest parry. The Liberals now Even a girl can hit It big as a not too Southern, not too North- Florida chain of radio stations by •PROOFS OF GOD' occupy 99 seats la the House: GEO. C. KOEPPEL & SON •TV pitchman, but there's a limit era-. . . Just smooth and clear. CBS and had to sacrifice income NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - Diefenbaker, at work on strat- on her looks because sponsors do Many of them come out of the to make the move. egy, faces the problem of pre- Midwest, but these are men who A' Yale philosopher, Paul Weiss, not want their salesgals to be so Just to check the ground rules cites 27 "proofs of God" — 22 senting plans for putting the 141 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—291-0890 attractive that the female cus- havs resisted sectional influences let's take a look at CBS' memo country's economy on a sound diction UnforUnaUly, more than the classical five of- tomers resent them. A tfiwl look for prospective announcers. This fered by St. Thomas Aquinas. basis While trying to keep his is the form notice you will re- Dr. Weiss sets forth his concepts government in office. Almost ceive if you write in for an au- everybody agrees that the re- ii. a book, "Modes of Being," I ' I H M ' ) M,i I ' I ' P 1 dition. "Minimum requirement published by Southern Illinois quired economic measures may for an announcer's audition at University Press, call for a lot of belt-tightening. I— CBS in New York are five years' experience on the staff of one orj more large commercial radio or TV stations and a BA degree or its equivalent." The Voice 'Buts' The memo then goes on to say EVERYTHING WE SERVICE that your voice itself is not Im- KENNEDY'S FURNITURE portant. But . . . "For an- EXACTLY AS WHAT nouncing, a friendly, well-mod- ADVERTISED! WE SELL! ulated, masculine voice is a SMASHES PRICES help. T "Excessive nasal resonance, WE GIVE o BRING YOU THE MOST WE GIVE mouthy quality, reedlness, un- COLOSSAL SAVINGS usual high or low pitch .are dis- KING KORN STAMPS YOU1I'V' E ALWAYS WANTED KING KORN STAMPS advantages which should be cor- rected . . ." The memo then COME and suggests that the prospective an- nouncer should go to school, take SEE any job at a radio station and wait for his opportunity to an- MODERN LIVING ROOMS MODERN AND COLONIAL BEDROOMS COLONIAL LIVING ROOMS nounce. The memo is compre- hensive and, over-all, discourag- ing but in this case the final re- Sofa, 2 Matching Chairs 4 Pe. GRAY BEDROOM SOLID MAPLE ward justifies all the effort. With Foam Cushions Sofabed - Rocker • Chair We recently interviewed a Bed - Dresser - Mirror • Chest young announcer who has been Reg. 159.95 NOW serving as host on a daily Tv! quiz. He informed us quite hon-| •J estly that he makes more mon- 4 Pc. Light Oak BEDROOM ey from three companies he does Large Dresser, Bookcase Bed, TAKING STOCK — A Cape clawlMi otter commercials for than he does Mint Itiilf to view Its new home at Whlpinade zoo near from his network quiz show. Reg. 199.95 Chest, Mirror. Reg. 229.95—NOW Reg. 229.95 128 Dumtable, England. Anlmal'c native habitat li Tanganyika. 128 The News Writers 1 Solid Oak Bedroom Many an announcer starts out Reg. 279.95 R«9. 299.95 NOW 228 by reading local news so let's NOW 168 Large Dresser, Chest, turn our attention to the men Bookcase Bed Reg. 399.95 Mirror. Reg. 349.95 248 "/ bank at First Merchants Rational and women who write up these 258 Reg. 269.95 150 shows, the news writers. This Is cause it $ easiest a field which requires training in journalism, a college educa- Reg. 229.95 one stop takes care of all my tion and definite writing ability. Hollywood Beds MAPLE BEDROOM 128 Mattress & We have no desire to empty the Everything Complete banking needs." city room of the newspapers run- Box Springs ning these articles, but network "KENNEDY'S PLEDGE" news writers start at $155 per week and make $195 in two years. Reg. 79.95 now 48 • Kennedy's sale features every item in the C Another major advantage is the Arturj r»rk t B . J*rtMT Corporation), Plaintiff ••: Je isked by Mayor Kosene M B. Chtwnlng and Mercedes < FOOD CITY Cuvnlnjr, husband and vM*. Defer* inU ^^ . - •. •• FAIR HAVEN - Mayor Milton about $2,000. The veteran's exem- By virtue of a writ ol execution 5 Merie has requested Monmouth thi abova • stated action to roe r on would have reduced the as- rect»d, I shall eiposa for sale at put bounty legislators to seek the sessment . to $1,500 or 25 per HERE ARE THE NAMES lie- v«nd\ie, at the Court House in th Borougb of Freehold, County of Moi assage of a constitutional cent, he said. The 100 per cent mouth. New Jersey, on Monday II •mendment which would relieve 20th day of Auguit, 1962, at 2 o'clock assessment of this year means P.M. Prevailing Time. he "unfair" tax "plight'1- of vet- the exemption would reduce the OF THE 25 WINNERS Al) that trftct or parcel of land irans and senior citizens. situate, lying and being In the Borougl assessed valuation'of the same or Red Baulk, m the County of Mon Mr; Kosene, in a letter to the house to $9,500. The exemption mouth. In the SUte of New Jersey BEGINNING at a italce atandtng In state senator and three assem- would be worth only S per cent OF FOOD CITY'S LUCKY t*i- nort^Tly line of Weal Burger of the valuation, he said. Place,. Kid stake being distant In w>lymen from this district, said easterly direct]6n along the northerly :he value ot assessment exemp- Mr. Kosene, said in his letter Hne at West Bergen Place 4b fee; from a point where the northerly Unc Ions granted to the two groups the assessment practices have TREASURE CHEST... of Weit Berien Place li Intersected "caused a severe hardship on by the wttUaily line ol lands of the had been diminished by the cur- B ^aboard Ice Company, laid point be rent practice of assessing proper- both the veteran and senior citi- Ing also dldtaiit euterly IBS feet from th? !nter«ection ot the northerly ii Street; thence (It north ion. 1"— » miaute'i esit parallel with the The mayor said that a $500 stitutional amendment, the man- '•••?''•.- !*' line of lands of the Seaboard date of the voter is clear, Mr. 2s «Mr«. Charles Gerber, 9U Fourth Ave., Neptune City 11.52 ComanyCompany.. 128.79 feefett to a stake; veteran's exemption in this bor- thence (2) south S8* 12 mlnutet easast ough tvas worth 190.56 in 1961Kosene said. The amendment was -' 12 feet k h 3) •omhh designed to relieve elderly people 3. Mrs. M. Nully, 509 Washington Ave., Avon 6.58 IT* 4411 mlnuUs tast 6040 feett tto *axes, yhen assessments were •take; thence (4) south 2* west 70 feet made on the basis of an approx- of a tax burden offsetting their to a stake standing in the northerly 4. Mrs. Ralph Bennett, 829 Dunlewy St., Astury Park 6.32 line of Weit Bergen place aforesaid; imate 18 per cent valuation. The decreased earning ability. *h«rice f5> alone the northerly line of The elderly property owner was West Bergen Place north SB' veil 45 same exemption is worth $17.65 feet to the point or place of Begin- being "teased" since he had en- 5. Mrs. Vincent Porcelll, S2 McLaren St., Red Bank 17.62 ning. in 1962 because the assessment valuation has risen to 100 per joyed the exemption for the first known as 24 West Bergen v. Mrs. Pearl Solomon, 2) Rosalie Ave., Llncroft 9.43 Place. Red Back, New Jersey. cent. The net result is a $72.91 time last year only to find that The approximate • mount of Che judg- its value had been considerably ji7 I* ' ment to be satisfied by said sale is tax increase he pointed out. nr the.•urn of.$9,700,00 together with the reduced this year. *• Mr*. John Garrlty, 1030 Fourth Ave., West Belmar . • " I #• E. H. luMbrtak, B Wilktas Court, New Shrewsbury „ 12.46 eostt ot this sale. Last year, an $804 senior citi- , Dated July 2, 1962 "It would appear to me that t A"i zen exemption was worth $144.89 IRA. B. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. a constitutional amendment will 8. Mrs. Clara Martin, 183 Wayside Road, Eatontowa ._ 7.18 Joseph J. Takscs. Atty. in taxes, he said, but only $28.23 • * 18. Mrs. E. Allen, J0 Forrest Avenue, RumsoB — July 28, Aug. 1, 9, is 137.80 probably be required to remedy in 1962. this intolerable situation," the 9. Mrs. N. Perrlno, 32 Bralnard Ave., Port Monmouth 9.67 Using an example, Mr. Kosene 13.41 Mrs. O. West, 905 W. New York Blvd., Sea Girt PROPOSAL mayor said. 19. said a home worth $10,000 in 1961 Notice \» hereby flven that sealed The letter went to State Sena 10. Mrs. Martha Stevens, 103 Bruce Road, Red Bank 21.46 bide will be received in the Recep- would have been assessed at Mrs. Henry Liptasky, 201—13th Ave., Belmar 8.03 tion Room o( the Office of the Direc- tor Richard R. Stout and As-jj 20. tor. Dlvlalon of Purchase and Proper- semblymen Irving E. Keith, Clif- 11. Mrs. Robert Hedler, 32 Howland Ave., Lang Branch 5.89 ty, 2nd floor, Room 232-2, State House, • LEGAL NOTICE. T"enf»n 25. New Jersey, on August ton T. Ba'rkalow and-Alfred N. «* I. Sophie Scutellaro, 1703 Drummond Ct., Asbury Park — 10.60 V, 1M3 at I.-30 A.M. and vll) be Mrs. J. Stroffolino, 143 Sampson PI., Long Branch ..... 8.69 opened *nd tead Immediately there- lt-l>S Beadleston. 12. after, tor the followlnr: SHERIFF'S SALE 22. Mary De Pletro, 16 Locust Avenue, Red Bank 19.64 VARIOUS GRAINM SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JEKSfcY Mrs. V. Hennessy, 28 Allen Street, Rumson 17.23 FOR AMMAI; FEED LAW DIVISION WITH SPIRAL METAL 13. Sptclflcatlons and the form ~ of bid. MONMOVTH COUNTY contract and bond lor ui. proposed Docket .No. L )IIII« RUMSON - Ruben Rodriguez, 13.12 Mrs. Betsy Brown, 71 Barker Ave., Eatontown 5.78 ^* Clarence Austin, 1218 Washington Ave., Asbury Park . work are on file In the Office of the CHARLES WE1SSMAK. Plaintiff vs: 100 Bingham Ave.. a chemical 14. Director and may be secured by pros- FRANK J. ROBS and JOAN F. ROSS, Mctivt bidders during office houra. Defendants and metallurgical engineer, has 17.98 Bids must be (1) made on » stindtrd Mrs. Rose Geronl, 28 Bank Street, Red Bank 16.68 24. Mary Ann Walk, 211 Parkview Terr., Red Bank. yrapAcal form, <2I enclosed in the spe- By virtue ot a writ of execution in joined Spiral Metal Co., Inc., 15. cial addressed envelope. (3) ftccoinna- Ihe above stated action to me di- South Amboy &s vice president Bled by a unified chick drawn to iherected, X shall expose for Bale at pub- 7*06 25. Mrs. Ken Mover,'26 Rector Place, Red Bank . 22.79 order of the Treasurer of the State' of lic vendue, at the Court House in the in charge of Production. Mr. Rod- 16. Mrs. Robert Kosclelskl, 1213 River Road, Belmar Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- New Jareey, or a bid bond, any of riguez is a 1931 graduate of the which dull not be less than 10% ofmouth, New Jersey, on Monday the Winners will have their winning certificates — Entitling them to - the amount of the bid. and 14) deliv- 20th dsy of August, 1962, at 3 o'clock, College of the City of New York. ered al the above place on or before P.M. Prevailing Time. equivalent FREE Food Purchase — delivered by mail. the hour named as no bid will be All Ihe defendants' right, title and He was employed by Colgate accepted after Uia hour specified. Blda Interest, If any. In and to the follow- Palmolive Co. for several years. lot so vubmltted will be considered ing: informal and will be rejected. The All that tract or parcel ot land and Director reaerves Die right to reject premises, hereinafter particularly de- any and all bids and to award con- scribed, situate, lying and being in 2 JOIN ASSOCIATION REGULAR tract In part or whole !( deemed to the Township of Raritan, In the Coun- NUTLEV — The North Jersey the best interests of the State to do go. of Monmouth, and State of New The successful bidder will be required ley, and designated as Lot 126 InShore Chapter-of the National As- to furnish surety bond In the full Block G, aa shown and laid down on amount of the contract ot a comma- p entitled: "Map of Section Two, sociation of Accountants has ap- pany auUxubM to do business In theGarden Parkway Homes, Inc., Raritan proved membership applications •Ute of New Jersey. Townshlp-Uonmouth County, New Jer- DEPARTMENT OT THE TREASURY sey, Scale l"--50\ Dccemher 15, *54."of Michael Garifine, 19 North ho- Plvlslon of Purchase and 1*roperty filed In the Monmouth County Clark's CHARLES F. ITJttlVAN, Director. Office August 11. 19SS In Case <2-21. cust Ave., West Long Branch and RIB An*. 15. a • i:ioo Being also known and designated as Albert Berlin. 1000 Interlaken 21 Sycamore Drive. Raritan Township Ave. Wanamassa. NOTICE (Harlet), New Jersey. •CHCalOR COEBT or NEW JERSEY The approximate arhonnt of the Judg- CHAJfCERV BlVISinv ment to be satisfied 1>y said sale la LEGAL NOTICE HONMOOTH COUNTY the >um of 12.WO 00 together with the !,••• --.I M MlH-81 costs of this aale. Dated June 27, 1962 NOTICE ROAST Civil Arlloa TO: EDWARD LEE O'RIELLY, also IRA E. WOLCOTT, Bherlff known aa EDWARD LEE O'REILLY. NOTICE "II l«;Vf DEFENDANT Philip J :>i\r'la. J*., Atty. By virtue of an Order ol toe Su- OF nwirit rira PDRMCvnos July a. AUK. 1. »^1S J2S-98 perior Court of New J*r«ey, Chan- MACS HBNINOER. Plaintiff, vs. cery Division, Monmouth County, Dock- ALEXANDER HENINGKR Defendant. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS et No. u-615941, made on the 1st day TO: AUCXANDBR HE.VINaER Notice Is hereby given that sealed of Auguit, 1962, In a elvj) action where- By virtu* of an Order of the Su bids will be received by the Mayor in Dorothy Jlaynolda O'RIelly, alao perlor Court of New Jersev. Chancery and Council of the Borough of Red known aa Dorothy Raynolds O'Reilly. Division, made on the 23rd dsy of Bank for maintenance and repair ma- July, 1M2. In • civil action wherein terials in the Borough of Red Bank In !i the plaintiff and you are the de- GRACI HENINOKR is ths plaintiff the County of Monrnouttl with, an fendant, you are hereby required to •ad you ara the defendant, you areestimated amount of 37,182 sq. yds. answer the Complaint cf the plaintiff 7 RIB liereby required to answer Ui* comRoadwa- y Preparation; 14.873 tals. As- " or before the 2nd di>v ot October. plaint of the plaintiff. OEACE HEN- phsltlc Oil. Orade MCI, KC-2 or RC-3, K, by serving an Aniwer on Sam- INQEft, OB or before the 24th day ofF.D.A.; 650 tons H" Broken Stone . ! L. Epstein. Esqulrp. Plaint'ff'f> at- September. 19(2, by aervlnc an answer F.D.A. and rolled: 20 tons Bituminous torney, whose addrest !• No. TOO Uat- on ROBERT A. MeKINLir. I»9 .Concrete Patch alatetlil Type 8M, oi liaon Avenue, Aabury park, New Jer- plaintiff's attomer. whosi address In FABC, A-T, F.D.A.; and opened and sey, and In default thereof iuch Judc- No, m Bnud Krtrt, »ewarl(. New resd In public at the Municipal Bultrl- men' shall DR rendered n*alnst you as Jersey, and In default thereof suet Ing, at 32 Uonmouth Street. Red Bank, the Court shall think equitable and Just Judgment shall be rendered against you on Sept./4th, 1K2, at 8:30 p.m. pre-You shall file your Answer an'o. F-I59-8L I1.SS7 1 THE FIR"'" NATIONAL BANK OF 49 mouth, New Jeraey, on Monday th 3»25 . SHERIFF'S BALE 10th day of September, 1D62, at JERSEY CITY, a national banking as- 0VP£BIOR COURT OP A'EW JERSEY o'clock, P.M. Prevailing Time. tQCitHam of trie United States, i-mln- CHANCERY DIVISION ALL that tract or parcel of land, tiff vs: THOMAS C. LEPRE, et als MONMOUTH COUNTY iltuite, lying am! being in the Bor Defendants Docket So. V 3883-81 ough of Shrewsbury, In the County of By virtu? of a writ of execution In BOGOTA NATIONAL BANK, a NaMonmout- h and Slate of Now Jersey: the above staled action to me directed FRESH GREEN BELL PEPPERS 2 - 25 tional Banking Corporation or the Being Lot No. 12 as shown on Re-* shall expose for aale at public ven- United Statei of America, Plaintiff vs: vised Map. of Alumpda Court, Patter- it, at the Court House In tht bor- LEON E. CEBTONfC, et ux et aJs. . son Avenue, Shrewsbury Boro N. J., ough of Freehold, County of Mon- KRISPY fendanu October 17. 1019, by Henry K, Lftbrec- moutli, New Jersey, on Monday the By virtue of a writ of execution In que, Surveyor, which map Is filed In 20th clay of August. 1962, at 2 o'clock, CRACKERS the above stated action to me direct- the Monmouth County Clerk'n Office. P. M. Prevailing Time. NABISCO OREOS 31 SUNSHINE 26 ed. I ihall npoia for lale at public Beginning at a point In the southerly AU the following tract or parcel of vendue, at the Court House In the line of Alameda Court South, said be- land and premises hereinafter mare Borough of Freehold, County of Mon- llnnlng point being the northwest cor- particularly described, situate lying and SCOOTER mouth, N«w Jeney, on Tuesday the ner of Lot No. li: thence u> south being In the Borough of New Shrews- CHOC. FUDGE 4th day of September, 1962, at 2 2 degrees 30 minutes west along the bury, In the County of Monmouth and BURRY'S PIES State of New Jeraey: ' 39' o'clock, P. M, Prevailing Time. westerly line of Lot No. 11 a distance ALL that tract nr parcel «f fund, of 123.9 feet to a point; thence (2) Known and designated as Lot* Mos. KEEBLER SANDWICH 31 •Ituate, lying and being In the Town- North 67 degrees 30 minutes west a 11, 12 and 13 as shown on "Map of aliip of Raman, in the County of Mon-distance* of B9 feet to a point; thence Property of Benjamin A. Parker Estate New Shrewsbury only moulh. In the Stale of New Jersey: (3) north 2 degreei 30 minutes ei * near Red Bunk, N. J." George D. HE ING all or Lot number 16 aa along the easterly line of Lot No. Cooper, C. E.. February 8lh, 1B15 BU1 R OR SLICED SWISS CHEESE c •hown on map entitled: "Map of Sann distance of 12.1.9 fret to n pol"t in which map is not on flic. Fernando Park" Jturltan Township. the Houthcrly line or Ainm&tla Court Beginning «t a point in the Went- WESTON ?o o^ 2 for 47' OR CHOPPED HAM Kfonraouth County, New Jeraey, dated South; thence (4) south 87 degree* 30 &Tly line of Shrewsbury Avenue at the 69 March 15. 1955 Craig Finn eg/in, Engi- minutes east along the southerly line Southeast corner of Lot No. in AS Ib. neer * Surveyor, Died In the Mono-f Alameda Court South a distance of shown on said map, said point being moulh County Clerk'* Office on May56 feet to the point or place of be- Richard W. Allen, Jr.. and Jane (3) Northerly along the Easterly ends 'TIL 10 P.M. AUg. 8, 15, 3a, 29 *4U0 J. Allen, his wife, by Deed Jrotn Sea- of Luts Noa. 48, 49 and 60, 160 feel to coast Homo BufMfng mul Developing the Soulhweil corner of Lot Mo. Id AT ATLANTIC S , NOTICE Co., Inc. datrd July 26, 1B50 and re-aforementioned; thence 44 > Easterly The Fort Mon mouth Exchange is ac rordrrt AURUM 11. 195(1 !n Hit- Offlcf or along the .Southerly line of Lot No. centing application!! fur a concrislon the Clerk of Mnnmouth County in Book 10, 157.5 feet more of less £n the to operate lee cream and cookie vend- 2270 ol Deedi fnr aald County at page Southeast enrntr llmreor in the Wf«t- tng machines at Fort Monmouth. N. J. erly line of Shrewsbury Avenue at the SUNDAYS 'TIL 6 and supported* acllvitiei. Interested ap- tncimlnt an imrt uf llif m or ten (ted point or j)face of Beginning. ; plicants are requested to contact Mr. pre miles is a 14 Burner Slattery Model Th« premises Is located on Shrews- Fish, at the Exchange Administrative No, 21411 Apt , Size Gfti Range and a bury Avpnne hetween Newmnn Spring* Office, Building 1103, Port Monmnuth. 30 jDal. Whltehead Kite. Hot Water load anrt Pfctterson Avenue, New FOOD CITY N. J., telephone 032-3503. for Informa- Heater, Shrewsbury, New Jersey. tion relating to application*, informa- The approximate amount of th« Judg- Tha approximate amount of the Judg- tion, and Interviews for this concesilon. ment to tie latlRlfrd by said sale Is ment to be satisfied by aafrf sale la Staled pppllettloni will be accepted at the sum* of *7,6oo,oo together with the the sum or |38,1O0.0O together with the OPENS AT 8:30 A.M. tha Exchange Admlnatratlve Of No* un- oonla n{ 1MB salt. coat of this ••Lie til I.W. AM. August 27. im. The ex- Dated July 29, 1D62 Dated July 2. 1M2 changs remvia the right to reject all IRA K. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS SHREWSBURY AVE. AT RT. 35, NEW SHREWSBURY application!. McCarter * English, Attys, AUg. 13, 14, IB 113.11 Aug. IS, 52. 20, Sept. 8 a SSYC Juniors Gop Five Sleeps Althea Gibson Renee and Bob Marko Capture Places 2d In ! 3-Ring Golf NEPTUNE (AP) - Former Only Crowns for Host M.B.C. Wimbledon tennfs champion Al- thea Gibson finished second yes- John MacEvoy, in Blue Jays; I and Blue Jays each sailed two By TOBY PRICE Club, was second over-all with terday to the defending champion Sara Meltzoff in Turnabouts; | races, one a re-run of a can- RED BANK—Shrewsbury Sail- 35 points. Nina Vuyosevich, Fair in the final of the ladies' com- Hughie Howard, in Super Sail- Ing and Yacht Club's junior sail- celed race on Tuesday. The other Haven River Rats, won the final petition of the Three Ring Char- ors won five of the eight class fish, and Don Pagdin, in Wood- five classes had one final seriei series race. ity Open Golf Tournament at As- championships as the fourth an-(Pussies. race yesterday. Miss Meltzoff was second in the bury Park Golf and Country aual NationalJunior Sweepstakes A' brother-sister combination Marinell trailed clubmate John final race, but took the Turn Club. Sailing Regatta concluded on the about title with W/\ points. Jim from the host Monmouth Boat Hilton in the final Comet race. Mrs. Ethyl Funches of Wash- Navesink River yesterday. Adamson, Shrewsbury, captured Club and Beachwood Yacht Club's However, his first and two see' ington, D. C. successfully • de- The open regatta, sponsored by]Geoff Brown won the other titles. onds in the series gave him th the final race and was second in l fended her championship in the Monmouth Boat Club, drew 86 en The Monmouth winners were Bob honors with 24% points. Runner- the series with Yl /t points. two-day event with a five over trants. The final races of a three- Marko, in Jets, while his younger up was defending champion Doug Howard completed a three-race par 79, which, added to her 80 race series for all clashes were sister Renee took the Standard Stives, another Shrewsbury en- sweep in Super Saiifish to win Monday, gave her a 162 total. over-all honors with IV/i points. sailed over triangular courses. Saiifish honors. trant, with 21 points. Miss Gibson trailed her with Northwesterly breezes of 12 to Brown edged Linda Schlinck, of MacEvoy had a first and Runner-up was Monmouth's Nea, 83-86-169. 15 knots prevailed. the Packanack Lake Yacht Club, Murray with 11% points. second to win the Blue Jay honors Mrs. Myrtle Patterson of New for the Penguin crown. Pagdin had a first and a third The Shrewsbury champions in- I with 37'/2 points. First day lead- York City wu third with 88.88- Cluded Jim Marinell, in Comets; 1 The Wood-Pussies, Penguins er Randy Farkas, Raritan Yacht In the final two Wood-Pussy races to edge Monmouth's John Lartaud J74. for the title with iV/i points Mrs. Exie Ochier of Detroit, Lartaud, the first day leader, won Mich, who had shared the first the first race, but was sixth in round lead with Mrs. Funches Homestretch Lin-Happy Duke the second affair to wind up see- and Miss Gibson, scored S3 yes- and over-all with 3514 points. terday for a 176 total, Brown had a first and a second In senior men's competition at Combine for $231.20 Double in the final (wo Penguin tests, a the same course yesterday, Rob- record matched by Miss Schlinck. ert Peddy of Asbury Park tri- FREEHOLD — First victories William R. Cundey of Salem, However, Brown's first place fin umphed with, a 153 on rounds of 01 the season in the first twi vas piloted by Mannon Robin ish in Tuesday's opener gave him WINNING SMILES —Two of Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club's five class cham- 78 and 75. He was playing u a reces yesterday put longshot be son, Happy Duke, nine-year-old Giants Dump enough of an edge to nip the pions relax after winning titles in the fourth annual Nati'onal Junior Sweepstakes senior for the first time. : tors in a gay mood at Freehob brown gelding owned t>y Hubert Packanack Lake girl. Brown to- Second was defending champi- Raceway. Notcboom of Newtown, Pa., was Sailing Regatta which concluded on ths Navaiink River ytifarday. Don Pagdin, Little taled 22 points, while Miss Silver, left, was the winner of the Wood-Pusiy clan. John MacEvoy, also Little on Dr. C. 0. Hilton of New York Homestretch Lin, snapped driven by Fred Jaeger of Cubs, 9-2, For Schlinck had 20%, City with 84-82-166 and third nlne-itraight winless string, b; ton, Markos Outstanding Silver, right, took Blue Jay dais honors. The popular junior regaffa, sponsored by George Stiles of Brooklyn, with Outbattling Homestretch Harve; A third long shot, Keepit, made The Markos were the shining Monmouth Boat Club, drew 8& entrant*. •2-178. (p the stretch to pay $27.20 foi it to the winner's circle in the Ninth Straight lights for the host club. Bob broke $7. in the initial heat. Happ; third race and paid $$34.40, a first day tie with Richie Duke then followed suit by break CHICAGO (AP) - Rookie sec- Slate Physicah and $5. Keepit won •* after a Ettreim, of the Shark River Ing s 17-race victory famine ii ond baseman Ken Hubbs tied a For Falcon Athlete* stretch duel with second choice National League fielding record Yacht Club, to win the Jet 1 the second to yield holders of thi Mac Adios, who paid $5 and $4 Old Track Stars Never Die— NEW SHREWSBURY — Two yesterday, but it made little dif- class with 4% points. The pair H dally double combo a pay The four-year-old brown mare, dates have been utibllibed ofr of $231.20, largest of the eigh ference to the on-rushing San had been tied in points on first for medical examinations tor steered by Randall Stafford of Francisco Giants who smashed and third place finishes going in- day old session. Happy Duk< Hsddonfield, was racing for only boyi whq, intend to participate the Chicago Cubs, 9-2. to the final race yesterday. TheyPhyProFootballlnstead paid $16.80. the second time this year. The in athletics this fall at Mon- Raritan's Chris Bello won the Homestretch Lin, owned b; string of longshots ended when It was the fifth successive tii mouth Regional High School. final race, but Marko sailed home NEW YORK (AP) - A sudden Vickie Dean staved off a bid in umph for the second place Gi pounds. He played high school backs. Already established in the Soccer and eras* country second just ahead of defending influx of top-drawer performers the homestretch by Miss Titan' ants, who came in fresh from a football in Gary, Ind. Now he's NFL are 1960 Olympians Ray candidates will be examined in sports other than college foot- etts in the fourth. Vickie Dean, three-game sweep over the champion - Eittreim. Marko was trying to make it as a linebacker Norton, with San Francisco, and Ship Ahoy Bests ball has invaded the training Thund.y, Aug. 21, beflnalag driven by Garland King, paid league-leading Los Angeles Dodg- sailing John Flint's Jet "Tab- with the Oilers. Glenn Davis, with Detroit, and camps of American and National al t ».m. $7, $4 and $3. ers to tighten up the league itha." Two other basketball players the Los Angeles Rams' Ollie race. Eittreim wound up second over- Football League teams this year. are trying to catch on with the Matson, with the 1952 Olympic Football examination! will Trade Winds In Bewitching Beauty made it all with 48'4 points. Bello was The jury still Is out as to whether team. be the following Thursday, three straight, last two at Free- Jack Sanford kept the Cubs in Dallas Cowboys of the NFL, and third with 47'A points. these non-football heroes can one, Cornell Green of Utah State starting at the tame time. hold, capturing the fifth dash by check on a yield of eight hits The 49ers Monday signed Ted Meet, 150-107 make it. University, may have clinched a one length over Keen's Direct- for his 16th victory against six Renee Marko was fourth In the Woods, 1960 NCAA 440-yard dash All boyi Intending to partici- SEA BRIGHT — The Ship The two biggest. names are ta. The four-year-old black losses. His teammates pounded final Standard Saiifish race," but starting defensive halfback post. champion and a member of the pate lo fall iports an to at- Ahoy Beach Club swimming Frank Budd, former Villanova mare was handled by Bart Wag- out 12 hits, including Willie Mays' won the title with 49% points, the He is 64, 210 pounds, Olympic team. Also on the 49crs tend. team racked up another dual sprint star who share the world ner and paid J6.60 for a two dol- i6th homer with two mates same score as posted by her The other player is Charley is Jim Johnson, whose brother William H. Hillmu, athletic meet victory by besting Trade record of 9.2 seconds for the 100- lar mutuel ticket. aboard. brother. Renee won the two open- Sells, who was also a hurdler Rafer was Olympic decathalon director, may be contacted lor Winds Beach Club, 150-107, at ing races Tuesday. yard dash, and John (Hondo) und high jumper at Washington champion and who was also further Information. the losers' pool here Sunday, A third straight favorite scored Chuck Hiller also homered for Havlicek, the Oho State basket when national dash champion the Giants and Harvey Kuenn The final race was taken by Art State. He is 6-7, 220, and is trying drafted by the 49ers, but de- Ship Ahoy had victorious ball star. Bob Farringtpn, out of the collected three hits. Silcox, Jr., of the Keyport Yacht to hook on as an end. clined. Jim starred in track and awimmers in 14 of the 24 indi- Budd is with the Philadelphia money in two earlier starts, won Hubbs, a 20-year-old, went Club. Bud Delaney Jr., of the The basketball influence also football at UCLA. Jaipur, Ridan vidual events and had its relay Eagles, trying to make it as a the sixth behind Chalidale Ron, through his 57th consecutive Keyport club, was runnerup in spread to a one-day trial by Tom Jerry Tarr, America's top hur- teams win five of the si> relays. flanker back after having been an paying $4.40 to win. jame without an error to tie the the class with 48% points. Silcox Gola, former LaSalle College All- dler, is trying to make it with Work Out I — SUMMARIES — was third with 47 points. all-state halfback for Asbury Park America who played with the the Denver Broncos, after star- 30 reet ireeityie. hoyi a — Won b record set by Red .Schoendienst Hlchsil UulKern (TW); I Tom V»rli of St. Louis in 1950. Hubbs Committee Heads (N.J.) High School before going Philadelphia Warriors of the Na- ring at Oregon as halfback. For Travers to Villanova. ' jn'tert freestyle, flrlf 5 - Won b handled six chances today for a Regatta officials included Ed tional Basketball Association. He Then there is Charlie Fraiier, SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. •, •u»n Heldt (TW); 2. JUry IVZurlll Alabama's Star Stanley, the appointed chairman Havlicek, who turned down luc- tried out briefly as a defensive a split end with the Houston Oil- (AP) — Jaipur and Ridan, the ' "e.i; 3. Psm Calloway (SA). total of 303 in the streak. Schoen- 30 feet fraeilyle. boys 6 — Won b dienst had 305 chances during his of Monmouth's junior activities; rative professional basketball and halfback with the Eagles, report- ers. He was member of ihe quar- two top choices in Saturday's i K"!h O'Connor (TW): 2. Larry levy baseball offers, was an all-state edly in an attempt to land a job tet Hat Wta world 400-meter re- «TW): 3. Tim Coleman (SA). FB Recovering span. The American League rec- Mark C. Bendon, club sailing in- $75,00O-added Travers Stakes, ; 30 feet Irseatyle. lirll, 8 — Won b. •tructor and First Rear-Commo- quarterback at Bridgeport, Ohio, that will keep him from joining lay record in a US — USSR meet splashed through the mud early j Terry ScaulU (TW); 2. Nancy Staple ord for a second baseman is 73 : 3. Slyse Kremer (SA). games without an error by Bob- dore Morris P. Sherwood, in High School. Like Budd, lie was the Warriors' new franchise in in 1981 in Moscow. But in the yesterday in workouts for the '00 ll«t trelityle. boys. 7 - Won picked No. 7 in the last NFL San Francisco. But he gave up ly Wayrw DtK (TW); t. Mark Karln. From Operation by Doerr of Boston in 1948. charge of all club racings activi Oilers' camp this summer, the mile and one quarter race. The draft. He is being groomed as a after one day. Texas Southern grad finished in track was heavy from overnight 1 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - The decision was the 10th with' ties. Sherwood and Bendon ran 100 feet'freestyle, itru. \ — Won defensive back or possibly a by fusan Jackson (SA); 2. Kathli out defeat for Sanford who last the races and served as the pro- Track stars, some with college a dead heat with Billy Cannon rains. Sfulhern (TW): 3. Mary Ann Rusclo Mike Fracchia, Alabama's fast flanker back by the Cleveland lost on June 13. Oddly enough, teat committee. Robert Bruce football backgrounds, are almost and Charlie Hennigan in sprint Although all are not expected and powerful senior fullback, is Browns. am. that was the day that Hubbs last headed the scoring committee. as prevalent as All-America workouts. to start, - at least 14 candidates 100 teet freiltyle, boyi, B — Won a hospital recovering from fcv Bob Mohllte (SA)! 2. Mickenell y (TWlCole-. made an error. , nUl'IOR (SWEEP SUMMARIES Will these two make it? Budd's are under consideration, making COMETS di10n 0 HA)net ; trt3. Denniy l Ounnel8 l- (TWlWon. surgery on an injured knee Mon Rolling to their ninth victory own coaches are at odds over his the Travers the rnost representa- by 100_f.Dtnli«« freestyleDllcer , ^i, • 2. Arde»'-i- 3d R*cc ~ wr (SA)(SA); J aa. 86«ryl PPomphrey day. in 10 games, the pennant-hungry 1. John Hilton, Shrewsbury; 2. Jim chances. They admit to his great Phaiies Edge Mets, 3-1, in 15;tive 3-year-old battle since the Marinell, Shrewsbury! 3. Doug Slivps speed, but point out it takes more Kentucky Derby-Preakness-Bel- IUJ' Htt. freeityle, girli, » — Won Coach Paul Bryant has, not said Giants had little difficulty with SheyShrewsbury; ; 4. GGerald d F«!tonFo, Raritan B. JmlJl e DrewD . ShrewsburyShShrewsburb y; 9. LoLi than speed to get the job done mont Triple Crown seriei last t>v tuck Kerlnla (BA); 2. Norraan Dea definitely whether Fracchia will the eighth place Cubs. They MageeMgee , ShewburyShrewsbury;; DDive Rodger*, ; 3. fty Hencken (TWI. picked up two runs in the sec- Tiland Height! and John Fox, Shrews- in the NFL. He must be able Jackson Goes Route for Losers spring. 109 feet freeityle ,jtrl«, 9 - Woi play this season or sit it out and bury (Both Dltq) to take the punishment of getting »y Naney Beetle : 2. Patty Mul save his final year of eligibility ond inning on doubles by Felipe • Final Taint* Winners of all three are eligi- kern (TW>; 3. Mary Ann Lloyd (BA). Alou and Tom Haller and a 1. Marinell, 211!;; 2, Stives. 21; X hit and must know how to cope NEW YORK (AP) - The Phil- game after Jackson had limited ble. George A. Pope, Jr.'i De- 100 f«t freestyle, boys, 10 — Won for 1963. Hilton. 13?;13?;;; 44.. JohJohn Foxx,, ShrewsburShrewsburyy, by gklp Snabla iTW): 2. Bill Beetil single by Jose Pagan. 1IU ; 8, DDiv e RRodgerid , IlIslandd HeightHiht! with the savvy of opposing de- idelphia Phillies capitalized on the Phils to four singles through cldely, the Derby winner, had a (SA); 5 Tim Schnoor (SA). Fracchia, leading rusher in the ll'.i; «. Folton. U; 7. Magee, 10. Marv Throneberry's two-base er- 100 feet freestyle, «lrl». 10 — ' Three more Giant runs came fensive backs. He has yet to pass the first 14. workout between races Monday by Marilyn Edmunds ITWJ; 1. Pal Southeastern Conference last BLUE JAYS :hat test. ror yesterday and spoiled Al •tewart (TW); 3. Pebble D'Norfrli n the third, a rally touched off Id luce First baseman Throneberry afternoon. Brandywine Stable's year with 652 yards on 139 car Jackson's 15-inning iron-man MA) by Hiller's homer. The Giants 1. John MacEvoy, Shrewsbury; Coach Paul Brown has prom- muffed Tony Gonzalez' grounder Greek Money, who took the 100 (eet freestyle, boyi II — Won ries, hurt the knee Thursday FIp Chlnnock, River Rats'. 3. Handy pitching with a 3-1 victory over by Jim Uogsn (BA); 2. Chris Bell picked up an unearned run in Farkas, Rarltan; 4. Nina Vuyoievlch, ised Havlicek a long, hary Carol Plicopo (TW); 2-. 1. Vuyoaevich, 2. MacEvoy, 3. Chln Mel Roach's two-run single dy Raines said the colt would fin (TW); 3. Jean DeFerro (SA). attending summer classes. his homer in the seventh. nock. i. Farkas, 5. Margo Fraxler, strong enough to make the pros. Ashburn could retrieve the ball MM feet freestyle. Boys. 12 — Won River Kata; 6. Louisa Potter, Shrews But again, can he acquire the with the bases loaded and none that skipped into short right pass up the Travers. by Joe Conlon (8A); 2. Gary Searsrent bury. out (BA); 3. Boo Delaplane (TW). The knee bothered Fracchia Final r»lnl« experience and know-how soon in the 15th broke up the field. Gonzalez held at third on George D. Widiner's Jaipur, 100 (eet freestyle, girls, 12 — Won ast season, when his running 1. MacEvoy, 3714; 2. Farkas. 35; 3. 1 by Wendy Slaughter i3A); 2. Cathy jhlnnoek, 33fli: 4. Vuyosevich, 3lHi: enough to survive final squad Bob Oldis blooping single to the Belmont winner, worked six Eeis (BAi; 3. Marie Muller (.TWj. helped Alabama through an un' Granatelli Sets 5. Potter. UV,; 6. Miller, 22; 7. Henry cuts? right and after Ruben Amaro furlongs while the J. G. W. Sta- 200 reet freestyle, boyi, 13 — Won defeated season on the way to Thomas, Jr.. River Rats, 18. Jef! HandJey (BA); 2. Illck Farley TURNABOUTS The same question was posed Cleveland Signs was walked intentionally, Roach ble's Ridan went a mile. Ridaa SA); 3. Jlro Farrell . the mythical national collegiate 3d Itacf singled to left past the drawn- won the Florida Derby and the " 20O (e« freeityle, ilrls. 13 - Won 14 Speed Marks I. Jim Adamton, Shrewsbury; _ recently by Houston Oilers coach by Mary Ann Weldon ITWI; 2. Nancy ootball championship. He in San Meltzoff, Shrewsbury; 3. Alice Frank (Pop) Ivy, in referring to in infield, scoring Gonzalez and Arlington Classic, was second in •ertelsen (BA>; 3. Belay Staples the Derby. (TWi ; a. Jim Devlne (SA(. Host Polnlt standing basketball player the CLEVELAND (AP) - A 17- Jackson's IS innings made up 100 feet freestyle, girls, 14 — Won Fracchia's physician said the Granatelli broke 14 world's land 1. MeltzotI, 14«i; 2. Adamson. 12>i; past three years at Loyola of year-old Cuban pitcher, who fled Christiana Stable's Cyane, who by Chrla Krohovsky (SA); -. Lois Con J. Robinson; 81i; 4. Hembllng, 7H; 0. the longest stint of any major Ion (BA); 3. Pei Beuty (TW). 85-pound fullback probably speed records yesterday and Jonps, 5. Chicago, but did not play foot- from his homeland to the United leaguer since Billy Pierce, then won the Dwyer, also worked out. J9 meter freestyle boya, 15 — Won 1 planned to try for several short STANDARD 8.MLF1SH Others still rated as possible by Jack Wrlfhl 'SA,; 2. Jim Itenzo would be hospitalized about 10 3d Rare* ball because his college had no States in a 16-foot boat, was of the Chicago White Sox, and ITWt; 3. RUM Edmund! (TW). days, and may be able to run distance fferks today. 1, Art allcox, Jr., Kevport; 2. Sherry :am. signed to a contract yesterday starters Saturday Include Mead- 50 meter freestyle, girls. 15 — Won Clifton, Monmouth; 3, Bud J. Delaney, Jerry Walker, then with Balti- fey Polly Coroly (8A): 2. Karen Karinia in a few weeks. Granatelli, driving a 1963 Jr., Keyport; 4. Renee Marko, Mon Crnokrak, who helped Loyola to by the Cleveland Indians. more, each worked 16 innings in ow Stable's Cicada; Jopa Stable's (SA); 3. Debbie Ounnell iTWt. Studebaker Avanti, set a straight- mouth; 6. Tom Slender. Monmouth. Flying Johnnie; Christiana Sta- ill meter (retityle, boys, 16 — Won Alabama opens the season Finaal I'olnf a berth in the National Invita- Manuel Enrique Hernandez 1959. He wound up with Us 15th by Larry Croli (SA); 2. Lou Plicopo igainst Georgia here Sept. 22. away mark of 169.5 miles per 1, Renee MarkoMarko, *9!i; 2.. DelaDelaneyn . tion Tournament in New York Gazmuri, a lefthander, will work loss in 21 decisions. ble's Smart; Prego; Mrs. J. D. • (TWj; 3. Dick Wetsal (SA). (8Vi8Vi; 3 , Art 8I1C0X8I1C0X , 47; *. ClifCliftont , 4545»» ; : 50 meter freestyle, girls, 16 — Won hour yesterday nearly 16 mph 5. Ann Rllcox. 27; fi. Jim Heron, Rlon- past March, is big enough out with the Indians for the time The winner was Jack Bald- Alexander's Saidam; Harbor by Arlene Conlon (SAi; 2. Has* Ulior faster than the stock car record moulh, 36: 7. mender. 33 View Farm's David K.; Mrs. [ . eliak (TW); 3. Pot DeFerro iTWl. strut MMUis the pros at 6-fooM, 221 being and later will be assigned schun, who blanked the Mets in 400' freestyle relay, boys h) k under ^ set two weeks ago by Mickey 3d Bacr to one of their farm clubs. 4'/j innings of relief and squared Walter Jeffords Military Plume; ) Won by Bhlp Ahoy team of Allen A.P. Lions Club Thompson, El Monte, Calif., in 1. Hughie Howard, Shrewsbury; 2. Marion Frankel's Sidluck; Shel- '• D'Zurllia, John Magnolta, Tim Schnoor Nral Murray, Monmouth; 3, Les Hath The youth arrived here yester- his record at 7-7. Baldschun Bill Beegle.. a Pontiac. away, Brfnnmouth; 4- Phil MHIer, London KO ter Rock Stable's Zab; El Peco, ,! IUO' freestyle relay, girls ID ft uniier -' day from Miami, Fla., accompa- worked out of a bases-loaded one Granatelli, of Santa Monica, Shrewsbury; Dave Devlin, Monmouth a possible entry with Decidely, \ Won by Trsde Wlnris team n[ PsI (DNFP nied by Indian scout Julio Dei out situation in the 13th that de- Btewart, Paul Mulhcrn, Barbara UU- Slates Hole-in-1 Calif., set a mark of 151.66 mph Final l'olnli and Darby Dan Farm's Black j ger, Marilyn Edmunds. 1, Howard. 17U; 2. Murray. It**; 3. Victor in Rain Arcos, who saw Gazmuri pitch veloped after Charlie Neal 100' Ireellyle relay. i>oys 16 A un'ler for the 10-mile standing start, Hathaway, 11: 4. Devlin. 4%; 5. Miller. Beard. j BLACKPOOL, England (AP) - in Cuba IS months ago and in- opened with a triple. Joe Pigna Won tiy Ship Ahoy Itam of Jeff about eight miles faster than i. Htndlfe. Larry Cross. Robin lovett. Contest WOOIM'ISSIKS Brian London of Britain knocked vited him to the United States tano lined Into a double play to Jack Wrljlu. Thompson's earlier record. Id Bar* end that threat. .tK)' [reeniyle relay, girls ISA under WANAMASSA — A round trip 1. Don PaRdin, Shrewibury; 2. Pete out American Howard King of for a tryout. Wim hy Bhlp Aho.v team ol Pully Cor- The Santa Monica driver hopes fiale, Monmouth; 3. Talhott Inpram, Reno in the sixth round of an The Mets scored their run in LADIES' DA' bly, Karen Karlnja, Crls Krukovsky. ruise to Bermuda for two is ex- to attack the 501) mile speed-en- Shrewsbury: 4. Doug Raynor. Mon- Gazmuri was described in a re- pected to be the lure in the first mouth: 5. Lance Masucy, Shrewsbury; open air heavyweight bout last! the third inning off starter Dajla Every 40O' medley relay, hoys 18 A under- durance record today. Later he 6. John Lnrlaud, Monmouth; T. Jane night that became farcical In cent speech by Raul Castro, Cu- Won by Ship Anoy tpam ol Dirk nnual Hole-in-One contest, spon- Mahoney, Monmouth . ban armed forces minister, as Green on a single by Ron Kanehl, Wet7.el, Larry Cross. Jack Wright, will attempt 12-hour and 24-hour 3d Kacp pouring rain. a wild pitch, and Richie Ash- Thurtdiy Rohln Lovett. ;ored by the Asbury Park Lions endurance marks. 1. I-artaud, 2, Incram, 3. Paetitn, 4. Cuba's best player 10O' medley reiny. (iris ID sc under- Mnhoney, 5, Masaey, 6. Gale, I. Ray- Both men went into the slip- burn's two-out single to right. Won by Ship Aittiy tpam of Polly :iub at the Shore Driving Range An almost full moon illumi- nor. The Castro government paid UdlM Gorbly, Crla Krukovslty, Arlpne Conlon lere from Saturday to Sunday, Final rntnfi pery sliding ring In their bare The Phils scored in the fifth nated the Salt Flats last night. 3. the youth 167 pesos monthly to Admitted Lois Conlon. 1. Pajdln, 37^,; 2. Lattaud, feet in a bid to keep the fight with their first hit—Tony Tayloi Vug. 26. The moon is expected to be out .. ; 4. Oalr. 31«,: 5. Hassey pitch amateur ball for a Havana 27; 6. Mnhoney, 25; 7. Uaynor, 22. alive. driving in Amaro, who had Frtt Daily tee times are from 7 to each nif>ht this week, enabling PENfililNS team. The Cuban government walked and moved to second on 3d RACP All the time torrential rain Bayshore II p.m. with wrekend times from Granatelli to drive at night in 1. Geatl Brown. Benchwowl; 2. Linda rates the peso equivalent to the a sacrifice, with a sharp ground- SchUnck, Packarmck; 3. nick Ruehl, slipped down. Even hefore the U. S. dollar. 2 to 11 p.m. cooler weather than the broiling er between third and short. Went Hartford. Conn.; 4. Jim nrvson, bout started the canvas was In addition to the gala first 120-degree daytime heat. Monmoiith, ft I.ee Park. Monmonouthu ; 6. He had a 10-2 record, including Jeanne Supplcc, Monmouth. soaked and like a skating rink. Until the 13th, the Mets' big Softball prize. Asbury Park Linns Club 3d Itari- seven shutouts and three no-hit gest threat canre in the ninth president Larry Fried also an- 1. Schllnck, -. Brown, 3 Bryson, I. Referee Wally Thorn, former Park, 5. Supplpe. Rimhl (Disqi games. In his two losses he al- when they also loaded the bases MCMutMiirnfwocr.fi Sunday's Results nounced the awarding of hourly Philadelphia Final 1'olnt* British Welterweight Champion, lowed only one run per game. Middlebrook 7, Monte'y Manor 5 1. Brown, 22; 2. Schlinck, 20'.; 3. wanted to stop the fight at the with one out. Gene Woodling priies for balls nearest the pin. Bryson, 13(4; I, rtuehl. 10'i; 5. Park, Gazmuri said he quit his team Countryside 1, Lone Oak 0 end of the first rqund. London ended it by rapping into a double These prizes include gift cerli. Inks Hightower 10; 6. Supplee, 7. and went home to Mantanzas IKT 14'n protested, clutching the referee play. Buck Smlth'i 11, Mario's 4 ficates, tennis racquets, golf at- 3d Racr after Cuban newspapers and r* 10 RACES DAILY Country Tavern 10, Old Manor 9 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - 1. Chris Bello, Rarllan; 2. Bob Mar- with both hands. The victory was the fourth in tire and household appliances. Wayne Hightower, former Big kn. Monmouth; 3. Richie ISIltrelm, dio stations charged he planned row for the Phils and their POST TIMI 2P.M. Maplewood 4, Wilson Park 1 There also will be $50 savings Shark Hlver; 4. Dlrtt Wljht, M»na- After a long argument it was Eight scoring and rebounding i rllver; &. Mickey Krhp, Packa- announced that the fight would to get Cuba disqualified in the ninth in 12 games with New DAILY OOUBLK Standiogs bonds for each hole-in-one. Central American games in Ja- York. The Mets' latest lc champion while at Kansas, Final Point! go on. r.ihlon,8h5w ,t.ij,J0 American Division Bob Marko, 4O',i; '.'. KlttrPlm, maica. It was charged that the streak now stands at five, The affair, which the Lions signed yesterday with the San 4»i4; 3. Btllo, 4711; I. Wlclit, 43!-i; 5. W L Club hopes to present annually, I Francisco Warriors of the Nation' Gayle Hum, Shark River, :IO; (I. Kicky PLAYING A SUSPECT youth planned to announce after • __ Bchwarz, Manssijuan River, 30. playing in the amateur games ssifisiii^te! Buck Smlth'i .10 3 will benefit the blind. al Basketball Association. NEW YORK (AP) — Elizabeth CELTICS SIGN SANDERS irvitlonn Mnplewood » 4 Hightower, 6-10 and 210 pounds, Seal, the dancing star of "Irma that he was a professional. BOSTON (AP) - Tom Sand- HO 2. nra Unftr Scheduled to help tee off the 16 m W™f •; -•'•- I "^festivities will be New Brunswick was the Warriors' first draft KOTJVOLA, South Finland (AP) La Douce," turns to mystery The 6-foot-l, 165-pound youth ers, two-year veteran of world Middlebrook 7 • PGA pro Bob Grobe. Grobe is a choice in 1961, but played last — Pole vault world record hold- comedy for national lour next was one of five persons making champion Boston Celtics, has rn»hli,K.J.,l».in) Intil end Hit, || Old Manor 2 .nationally famous trick shot art- season in Spain with Real Mft- er Pentti Nikula of Finland de- season. the It-hour boat trip last week- signed his 1962-63 contract, presi- She will appear in "A Shot in • National Dlvlsl"" ,'isl. He will conduct a clinic and drid. He led the Spanish national feated another of his American pp end to Marathon Cape, Fla., dent Walter Brown said yester- lutes Direct to Track •;ive a demonstration Saturday at team to the European finals. coptenders, John Cramer, yes- thhe Dark.k" playinli g thhe rolle ere about 40 miles north of Key day. Monterey Manor 8 5J7 p.m. Hifihtower pla'yed at Overbrook terday with a 15-6 effort. Cramer ated on Broadway by Julie Har- West. Two of tlie others were The 6-6 forward, a former New Lv. Red Bank Lone Oik -... 8 High School in Philadelphia as cleared 15-2 >/j. ris. Miss Seal's husband, Zack iron who had escaped from pris- York University star, was the N.Y. Bu«TtrmlBal)2Nooii 6 did Warrior center Wilt Chamber- Paul Drayton nf Philadelphia Matalon, will be with her, por- on, where they faced the death only member of the 11-man Wilson Park ~ 7 RED HANK ItKOISTLH : Lv. Eatontown, Countryside 7 lain, who also preceded Hightow- clocked an excellent 10.2 seconds traying the attorney who sus penalty for sabotage against the aquad who did not miss a game Country Tavwn 7 18-Wednesday, Aug. 15, 1962 er at Kansas. In the 100 metvrs. pects her of homicide. Castro government. last winter. Main St., 12:15 P.M. Lee Walsky Quits RED BA.VK REGISTER , Aug. 15, 1962-19 As Grid Mentor Frazee Gaining in Wall Point RED BANK - Lee Walsky last at Red Bank, has accepted the night resigned at football coach position of vice principal at of Red Bank High School, ef- Madison Township High School. Standings; McCarthy Posts Win fective after the coming football He plans to start there Nov. 23. WALL TOWNSHIP - Former this season for that matter — as length behind, while Stives, • season. He came to Red Bank in 1960 sportsmen, finished ttird only « Walsky, modified champion Pete Frazee he has already clinched the who has also served from the West Orange school of Rahway, when he's not feud- Sportsmen division title. The length off the winning pace. as teacher in the core program system. He hit the jackpot in ing with Bridgeton's Elton Hil- closest active competitor is a Fourth was Elliott, who alto his first local season when his dreth, is making a concerted ef- full 350 points behind. came on late to make it close. Bucs won the Shore A champion' fort to win his second Wall Sta- Bill Voorhees passed up de- Fifth was Hoffman, while Old Bridge ship while porting a 4-4-1 record dium championship. fending novice division champion sixth spot went to Jack Howard over-all. Oft to a poor early season Stan Van Brunt of West Long in the Seven Star auto. Busy With In 1961, his team won four, start, Frazee is rapidly catching Branch last Saturday night and The 20-lap novice feature was lost five and tied one. Only one the Front-running, but fading will be out to hold his 18-point won by George McCurdy while of the victories was scored over Tommie Elliott of Toms River. margin in this week's race. Voorhees took second money 3 Programs a Conference foe. With a 'big 100-lap, double- First race of Saturday's pro- and third spot went to Tom Walsky told The Register that point, feature race on tap for OLD BRIDGE — Old Bridge this Saturday night, the Rahway gram will get the green flag at Doc" Green. Stadium will feature three differ- he has no official coaching plans, 8:30 p.m. Novice cars will go Heat races were won by How- but that he might help in de- star trails Elliott by a slim 50- ent types of auto racing this roint margin. He picked up twothe usual 20-lap route. ard and Jerry Camp. weekend, pressing the inner fifth veloping the athletic program In McCarthy Cops Feature Novice heat races were won Madison. points last Saturday night with mile jalopy racing track, the one- his second place finish behind In v/hat many called the great by Voorhees and Bill Farry, sixteenth drag racing strip and Greene Quits, Tro Bill McCarthy of Freehold. est stock car race ever run at POINT STANDINGS the state's fastest half-mile stock The high school, which opened Wall, McCarthy barely nosed out (Includes 8/11/12) car oval into service. McCarthy is also making a last year, does not yet have a race for second spot — now trail- Frazee and Don Stives in last Modified Friday's 8:30 p.m. jalopy and vcrsity sports program. ing Wally Dallenbach of East Saturday night's 30-lap modified Pts. novice stock car racing card, Walsky has a B.S. and M.S. Brunswick by a scant two points. sportsmen feature race in the Tommie Elliott featuring the wildest type of from Seton Hall University. In A victory by Frazee this Sat- record shattering time of 8:04.5. Pete Fraiee small track auto racing on the his high school days, he was a urday night — coupled with a The lead changed hands a Wally Dallenbach East coast, will have five former star lineman for Irvington High poor place finish by Elliott — dozen times during the running Bill McCarthy 20-lap feature race winners in theSchool in Essex County. would further tighten the modi- of the event. The winner, a for- Elton Hlldredth . heat and consolation lineups.' Red Bank last night also lost fied battle with with only three imer champion from Freehold, Charlie Muscatel They are Jim Brodbeck of Eliza- races to go on he season's scned-1 gained the lead ust prior to the Bill Blrge beth, Tommy Grbac of Franklin the services of its assistant base- ball and basketball coach, Rich- u!e. midway point from Jim Hoffman Dave Hulse , Township, Dick Brackman of of Englishtown. Bill Chevalier North Brunswick, Charley Rein- ard Greene. Greene, nn elemen- McCarthy, who missed and tary school teacher, resigned his failed to finish many features He held it for several laps, be Don Stumpf beck of Metuchen and John fore becoming involved in traffic. Sportsmen Luhrs of Farmingdale. coaching duties to concentrate on this year, is making an e\ his doctorate studies. stronger finishing battle than Stives got by during one of these Chubby Hower „ Rained out last week, the nov- Frazee — but his chances for theperiods and it took a sensational Jack Hart ice stockers will compete in sep- season title are extremely thin. move between cars by McCarthy Parker Bohn arate 10-lap treats and 20-lap in- He seems a good bet for third on the back stretch to get the Joe Severage _ termediate feature race,'with Bob Buck Smith's money though. lead back. Ed SIgler Voorhees, Springfield, shooting Hildredtb, who has been carry- Then Frazee came on and Jerry Britten for his fifth rookie triumph. Other Cops Bayshore Ing on a steady personal feud made a three-car battle out of Art Flllbrunn current winners are Tarn Green, with Frazee in recent weeks, is it In one sweeping move, while Novice Bordentown; Berate Reszkowski, also In the thick of the fight for McCarthy was sent to the fourth Bill Voorhees 4M South Amboy; George McCurdy, Softball Title third place — trailing Dallen- turn fence by a lapped car, Slan Van Brunt 442 Lafcewood; Stan Van Brunt, West bach by six points and McCarthy Frazee pulled into the lead. Tom Green 4H Long Branch, and some 30 others MIDDLETOWN-Buck Smith's won the Bayshore Softball Con- by only four. In this week's 100- The Freehold driver pushed his George McCurdy will participate in Friday and ference American Division season lapper the four-point deficit to fuel-Injected Pontiac powered Johnny Luhrs .0 m Sunday night's combined pro- championship by posting an 11-4 McCarthy Is only one running Studebaker back in front during Bernle Reszkowski 298 grams. victory over Mario's at Bodman position in the feature race. the same lap and then held on Dick Fischer 28Z Manny Bastalo, Newark; Park here Sunday. Chubby Hower of Middletown for the final lap of the 30-lap Jack Ely »8 George Haines, Elizabeth; Jerry need not worry In this week's contest for the victory. Frazee Mike Samu .... 2M Rosenberg, Plainfield; John Grzy. Buck Smith's finished the sea MB son with a 10-3 record to runner- 100-lapper — or any other race was less than a half a car Ken Gadsby bowski, Perth Amboy; Trenton's SHUFFLEBOARD TOURNEY — Participants in the second annual New Jersey Stats 2M Warren Lind; John Abraitis, New up Maplewood's 9-4 mark. Brunswick, and Mike Basile, Monterey Manor and Lone Oak Shuffleboard Tournament at Marina Park, Red Bank, are shown registering for the Brick Township, will be the lead- will be in a special playoff game tourney (top photo 1 and in action (lower) yeiterday. The tournament is being for the National Division cham- 45,000 Advance Sale for NFL ing drivers seeking class and sponsored by the Red Bank Shuffleboard Club. The local club is hopeful that the elimination trophy wins in the ex-pionship at Bodman Park Sunday pected 100-car field in Saturday at 11 a.m. The two clubs tied for 1964 national championships will be held at Marine Park courts. In lower photo, night's drag racing meet, begin- the title with 8-5 records. Steve Boiondei, Red Bank, is shown in action while opponent Gut Fendrick, Ocean Doubleheader in ClevelandSat. ning at 6 o'clock. Buck Smith's and the winner Grove, looks on. Former stadium champions, of the Monterey Manor-Lone Oak CLEVELAND (AP) — Other,sire up those on four clubs," he In addition to shooting for • Pete Frazee, Rahway; Bill Chev- tilt will meet Saturday, Aug. 26, club owners stay cool to the idea said."it's also a chance to see Cleveland exhibition game attend- alier, Sayreville: Don Stumpf, at 11 a.m. for the over-all league of pro football's first dublehead- clubs in the other NFL division ance record, Modell is aiming Ridgefield Park: Freehold's Park- championship. er, but Art Modell, owner of the that the Browns may not meet for a wrapup of both ball games er Bohn; Bridgeton's Elton Hild- The annual all-star game will Dodgers Lose 4th Straight; Cleveland Browns, has a 45,000 in the regular season." within five hours. Actually, his reth; Wally Dallenbach, East be Sunday, Sept. 9, at 11 a..m ticket sale as evidence fans are Matter of fact, Saturday night's target is less: four hours and 55 Brunswick and a 40-car sports- hot for the twin bill coming up game will be the only opportunity minutes. man and modified field will com- Andy Robustelli, defensive end at the stadium Saturday. for Cleveland Browns fans to see The NFL's reduction of the half- pete in Sunday's 7:30 twi-night of the New York Giants, is th NL Lead Cut to P/2 Games "It's the largest advance sala the Detroit Lions here this year lime intermission from 20 to 15 doubleheader which will be only graduate of Arnold Collegi for any pre-season game," Mo- Spectator interest is heightened minutes this season will help. capped by the 12th 25-lap main ever to play in the National Foot ASSOCIATED PRESS Claude Raymond when the Reds tying run home before Consolo dell said, "and with a good break by the chance to compare per There will be a 15-minute inter- of the season. ball League. Dick Groat's hit-and-run double scored once. ;ame through with the ke; in the weather and the customary formances of quarterbacks Jim val between games, for a total of' and the tight pitching Al Mo A wild throw by Julian Javier sale at the gate, we'll draw 60,000 Ninowski and Former Browns' 4 5 minutes non-playing time, Bean gave Pittsburgh a 2-1 vic-on a relay to first in an attempt for an exhibition game record quarterback Milt Plum. when bands will perform. tory over Los Angeles last nighl, Fitkin Memorial Hospital to get a double play enabled Ro- here." The swap of quarterbacks high- trimming the Dodgers' Nations man Mejias to score from second The regulation 1%-minute time- Freehold Detroit plays Dallas in the 6:30lighted a six-player trade between out period is reduced to 45 sec- League lead to 1V: games ovei base and gave the Colts their second-place San Francisco. p.m. (EDT) opener; and tha the; two clubs-Ja* Mafch. One onds for the doubleheader. With Group Has Golf Tourney triumph over the Cards. Bob Browns meet the Pittsburgh of the players'ln Wat deal, Cleve- Gibson was the victim of the er Results the large pre-season rosters The Giants closed on the lead- Steelers in the second game. land's 257-pound defensive end clubs carry, the half-sire time- SPRING LAKE - The team The Ann May Alliance is ers with their fifth consecutive ror after checking Houston on TCrilher clear; Track FMI Bill Glass, won't be on the field seven hits. 1—Trot, C-3, 1 m.; T-S:ia oil !:O! The largest previous exhibition outs will work no hardship, Mo- of Miss Barbara Assatly, Edward summer group, whose presiden triumph, a 9-2 conquest of the Homestretch Lln(Rob'on)27.20 9.20 T.Ji Saturday, however. He suffered a dell feels. K. Stearns, Arthur Venneri and Chicago Cubs while the Dodgers Homestretch Harvey (James) It40 7.0c game attendance here was in 1950 is Miss Paula-Walker of Sprinj Marv Throneberry's two-base Yynette's Charm (Flretth — — 5.6C when the Browns were going into left shoulder separation in the David Currey, Sr., captured nel Lake. The Alliance is one of thi were losing their fourth in a row. Also — Beau Btumme], Amosson's Tickets for the two games are error got the Phils started in the Billy. Noisdel Herman, Lithograph their first season in the National game at Detroit last weekend and priced from 91 to $5 — the same best ball honors in the annual 14 auxiliaries which comprise th( It was the first game for both 15th against the Mets. They went Olive Branch. benefit golf tournament of the Jame Ackerman Federation teams since the Giants swept a 2—1-aw!e. t-3, 1 m.; T-t:12.1 oil *:3O Football League. A pre-season will be out for about, two weeks, as prices for a single game. For s on to load the bases before Me! Hippy Duke (Jaeger) 19.80 7.00 4.O0 contest with the Chicago Bears Ann May Alliance of Fitkin Hos Fitkin Hospital. weekend series from the front- Roach stroked a two-run single Meadow Yankee tEHermanj 4.40 3.4C convenience of fans who might Sensation (HubbardJr.) — — 5.20 drew 51,076. miss their supper, a box supper pital at Spring Lake Golf am runners. that spoited the iron-man pitch- Atao — Acres ol Diamonds, Cardinal Country Club Sunday. In the other NL action, Mil- ing performance of Al Jackson, Buster, Golden Proat, Royal Tom, "The other owners want to see Pack 240 Wins will be peddled in the stands for The winning foursome had waukee edgsd third place Cin- fcoutnern Henator. how it works out," Modell said %t — with the menu consisting BASEBALL who went the distance for New Dally Double «4) rail 1131.10 net best ball of 61. The team cinnati, 5-4, and snapped the Reds York. 1—Face, C-3, 1 m.i T2:ll.4 oil !:M when asked whether any other InPlayoff Series of a half chicken, fruit, bread and cf Mrs. Frank Zwigard, Thomas Today's Baseball winning streak at nine games. veeplt {Stafford! .. _ 34 40 12.00 8 00 club Intended to try the double- butter, coleslaw, and for dessert The Twins' Bill Pleis had al- flax Adlos (Camden) ...... — 5.00 4.«u By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Houston knocked off St. Louis, Homestretch Dandy (Hubbardl — 5.20 header. MIDDLETOWN - Cub Scout -brownies, what else. Cullen, Dr. Anthony De Spiritc lowed only two hits until Tresh AIM — R. Q. Direct, Vonnle Han- tnd Robert Assatly was runner- National League 4-3, in 10 innings and Philadel ver. Shadydale Dream, Katrlna Van, "If the concensus Is that it's Pack 240 of Fairview, defending There will be a couple of other unloaded in the fifth. The runs raoml. unwise and shouldn't be done, champs, posted a 14-8 triumph innovations. Stadium police as- up with a net best ball score ol W. L. Pet. G.B.phia defeated the New York Mets were unearned as the result of -Trot, O-t; 1 m.; T-I:08.1 olf 3:!o ' 64, followed by the team of Mrs.Los Angeles 79 .658 3-1, in 15 innings. Vickie Dean (Kinlng, > _...7.00 4.00 3 00 we'll yield to their experience over Pack 45, West Long Branch, signed to crowd protection, will Rich Rollins' error on a grounder Miss Tltanette (Ward(V ), ... — 4.40 3.40 and judment and not da it any- at Bodman Park here Monday C. J. Renehan, Frederick Tag, San Francisco _ 77 .647 The American League leading by Clete Boyer. Ford, winning Mapleleal (Taylor) _ — — 4.(6 >e equipped with walkie-talkie ra< William Fay, Jr., and Dr. Rob Cincinnati .... 72 .605 New York Yankees used Tom Also — Pay Skipper, Coordinator. more,'' he said. night in the first game of their dio communication, a practice his 10th in the last 11 decisions Nip Song, Kent Bohemia. Tonl Darnley two-out-of-three series for the ert Ballon, one stroke back/ Pittsburgh ...... 66 .569 11 Tresh's. three-run homer and the s—race, c-3, 1 m.i T-::ca oil 3i« But in the year that has elapsed that will continue through the for a 13-5 record, gave up the ... 1.00 3.00 Monmouth County Cub Scout A total of 21 teams partic: St. Louis .... 65 .546 13 pitching of Whitey Ford to whip Minnesota runs on homers by VicBewitching BeautyiV" ~ since lie first broached the idea regular season here. And the dirt Milwaukee „..._ 64 .533 Keen'Honor's ! KiDlrecttalThot iEllerma:m .'. — — 6\60 it playing two football games on League championship. of the baseball infield will bs pated. 15 Minnesota, 5-2, and move 6'/2 Power and Bob Allison. Also — Oneeta Adlos, Tardy. Eltc- Philadelphia ... 55 .455 24'/ ?ames in front of the third-place :rlc, Sampson Knight, Adlo Elkln me night, to give fans "an un- Steady pitching by Richard changed from brown to a har- Chairmen of the tourney were ton. Dr. Harold McGreevey, Dr. Ten-Houston ..... 42 .362 35 Twins. At Los Angeles, tfra sec- Clinton hit his homer with two «—P»ce, C-3, 1 m.l TJ:07.1 oil 4:13 isual value," Modell hgs had a Morford and fine defensive work monizing green by use of a roof- Chicago 43 .361 md-place Angels dropped the out following a single by Ed Challdale RoncFarrlnslonH.tn 3.00 2.80 growing enthusiasm and dimin- bv second baseman Richard ing granulate that matches color nant E. Fenton and Dr. Kenneth 3514 Machlpongo(DennlsSr. I — 3.80 3.80 G. Brown. Awards were pre- New York 30 .256 opener of a twi-nighter to Bos- Bressoud, tagging Angels' starter Chockoyolte Lee (Brlttlnjhaiti) — 3.80 ishing misgivings about this pet Karp paced Pack 240 on victory. with the bluegrass turf. Also: Hamilton's King, Dreamy Bill >roject of his. sented by Elmer Bobst. The; Tuesday's Results ton, 2-1, on Lu Clinton's two-run Dean Chance with the first game Red Rain. Bardi Hmover. soratohid The teams will meet tonight "We tested it carefully and it'l San Francisco 9, Chicago 2 ninth inning homer. loss. Chance had blanked the Mlsjj GoldGoldlee PatchPatch.. "Fans want to see the rook- t Bodman Park in the second no more abrasive than the laV were engraved silver serving 7-Pace, C-t, 1 m.i T-I;IS.t oil 4:•' «••« »« KM players and non-playing contribu: Today's Games timore, 13-10 and 5-4, on Al Ka- game Tiger victory, driving i Rose Dillon (Cowgcrj — 10.80 6.60 Freehold Entries ,Mobel R0!ecroft(Ca'den)15.20 7.00 5.80 tors to the tenefit. Proceeds go Philadelphia at New York (2) ine's batting spree, the Chicago six runs with a single, triple Mils Julia Cobb (Oakley) — -~ 4.40 Alio — Sunset Gal), Jo Anne o. FIRST RACE: 2:00 p.m. PURSE: (700 SIXTH RACE: 4:05 p.m. to the Ann May School of Nursing San Francisco at Chicago White Sox shut out Cleveland, and thrw-run homer that broke Indian Grattan, Mr. Qulnton Bcott PURSE: m at Fitkin Hospital for scholar- Los Angeles at Pittsburgh (N) 9-0, on Frank Baumann's eight Scratched: Widower Gold. C-J Trot; 1 MUe C-2 Pace; 1 Mile an 8-8 tie in the seventh inning. fr— Pace, C-3. 1 m.; T-2MM off 8:38 J-l (hips and other projects. Milwaukee at Cincinnati (N) itter and Kansas City nipped In the second, Kaline hit his 18thNeighborly (Dilli 10.80 5.40 4 2t 8. Lady Frost Ellerman 5. Darling Express Conns S-l Martha Direct (Duntet .. — 7.00 4 6t! Lucky Hour Jaeger 4-1 4. Dukewyn Gale St. Louis at Houston (N) Washington, 6-5. homer in the fifth inning and thai Mountain Volo (Hannagan) — —6 40 4-1 A!so-June Elklngton, Jealoiit Abbe 1. Special Melody Dill 4-1 J. Chief Hour Roslno S-l Only games scheduled McBean scattered nine hits and turned out to be the clinchei Mike's Counsel, Dufty'i Scotch, Gay won it when Bill Virdon singled against the Orioles. Norm Cash t. Harlan Rose Zendt (-1 8. Danny T. Farrlngton (-1 nd Groat followed with a doub>» hit No. 32 for Detroit while Jerry Ifr-Pacp, C-3, - m.; T-l:10.1 o.f 5:M 2. Hi Worthy James 6-1 7. Patsy Nimltz Wagner S-l American League Flora's Girl (Scotti JJ.20 3,00 3 00 8-1 W. L. Pet. G.B. n a hit-and-run olay in the third Adair, who hit am in the opener, Jet Maid (Goodwyni — 4,80 4 20 Sullivan Hanover Lawrence 1. Towner Hanover Abbatiello, A. (-1 inning. The Dodders had tied it nd Russ Snyder connected for Amnrlconna Direct (Robtnapn) — 4 40 3. Prodigal Rosecroft Prlsco 8-1 2. Rhythm Kid Vlragg 8-1 New York ... 71 45 .612 Also — Jelly Bean. Kllcka J. B.. J 10-1 Los Angeles 67 53 .558 in the top of the inning on Baltimore. o. Rachel, Dyna Yellow Brook, Linda Blon Gallon Brittlngham 6. Mohawk Thruway Evans 10-1 6 Carol. ^ $700 SEVENTH RACE: 4:30 p.m. PURSE: $1100 Minnesota 66 53 .555 omer by pitcher Johnny Podres Attendance T,t»S — Handln SECOND RACE: 2:25 p.m. PURSE: 6J4 fter the Pirates opened up in Baumann posted the 12th shut- C-3 Pace 1 MUe 5 y. o. and up C-l Pace; 1 Mile Chicago ...... 61 58 .513 out against the Indians this sea- .492 "14 :he first with a run on doubles by Lord Titan Kobash 3-1 2. Quick Card Camden S-l Detroit 58 60 son and sent the Cleveland clut 4-1 Baltimore 58 61 .487 14 Roberto Clem-ante and Don Clen- Miss Afton Shlles 7. Vernon's Boy Dennis, Sr. 4-1 down to its 27th defeat in thi Trackman's Tony Elklngton Dennis, Sr. 4-1 (. Jimmy Gent :ieveland 57 61 .483 14l/2 denon. Ellerman 8-2 15 Jack Sanford posted his 16th last 37 games. Jim Landis drovi Wllla Qulnton Robinson 5-1 3. Ray Creed Creak 6-1 Boston 56 62 .475 in three runs for tire White So) .445 1196 'ic'ory and 10th in a row with an Freehold I. Captain Logan Camden 6-1 5. Mirclano Norris 6-1 Kansas City 53 66 while Al Smith and Mike Hersh- 8-1 Washington 45 73 .381 27 ight-hitter for the Giants, who Meadow Noel White 4. Ikey Murphy 8-1 ierger each knocked in a pair. 8-1 1. Mattle McKylo Tuesday's Results ised home runs by Willie Mavs, Hernell Rhythm Hobbs Zendt S-l 36. and Chuck Hiller plus Billy Consolo's squeeze bunl Selections Bobby Star Hannagan 10-1 8. Frederick Direct Thomas 10-1 New York 5, Minnesota 2 $700 Boston 2-9, Los Angeles 1-5 hree hits bv Harvey Kuenn to with the bases full, scored Ec Lucky Hour THIRD RACE: 2: SO p.m. PURSE: EIGHTH RACE: 4:55 p.m. PURSE: $1700 Detroit 13-5, Baltimore 10-4 •hio the Cubs Chicago second Charles in the last of the nint Lady Frost C-3 Pace 1 Mile S y. o. and up B2-B! Pace; Handicap 1 Mile Kansas City 6, Washington 5 >aseman Ken Hubbs' tVd a N'. for the A's victory o\«r the Sen- HI Worthy Reggie's Gene James 3-1 5. Virginia Kay Farrlngton 5-2 lean who signed with the Chicago 9, Cleveland 0 ecor-1 bv Dlaying errorless ball ators. The Senators led, 5-4, go- Captain Logan Prime Time Scott 7-2 3. Joe Dillon Caroselll 3-1 ing into the inning. Singles by Beatrix Creed Farrlngton 5-1 6. Warts Mahar 9-2 Cleveland Browni, poses in a Today's Games ' the S7(h consecutive pame. Meadow Noel Baltimore at Detroit Tommie Aaron's homer brok» a Charles and Jerry Lumpe got thi Lord Titan Ernie Joe Cowger 8-1 2. Scotch Tape Huebscf, 6-1 Cleveland hospital where he Chicago at Cleveland (2—twi- -3 tie in the s'xth against the Prime Time Wllmlngtide Hannagan 6-1 7. Ranlom Song Molnar 6-1 Is undergoing treatment for a light) eds, than brother Hank ham- Leon Wagner, outfielder of the Beatrix Creed Royal HI U Myer 8-1 1. Keen's Jay Thomas 8-1. mered hi' 31st in trn seventh to 3 Ernie Joe Dougwlll Ray 8-1 4. Calumet Gene Abbatiello 8-1 blood disorder. Davis is not New York at Minnesota (N) Los Angeles Angels, still holds Washington at Kansas City (N) ull the Braves out to an Insur- the Class B Carolina League Newport Alice Evenguy Dennis, Sr. 10-1 NINTH RACE: 5:20 p.m. PURSE: (700 expected to play football Boston at Los Angeles (N) ountable lead. Tony Clpnlnger record for runs batted in. He Ble Ble Cheerful FOURTH RACE: 3:15 p.m. PURSE: $900 C-3 Pace 1 Mile 5 y. o. and up this year. Only games scheduled : ;ot credit for the vic'ory with drove in 166 while playing Vandy Hanover C-2 Trot 1 Mile 3. Colleen Royal Dawklns 3-1 Jet Gem Ble Ble Cheerful Cowger 3-1 4. Greek Star Dill, C. 4-1 Jean Woollen Charm Boy Farrlngton 4-1 6. Dale Knight Abbatiello, A ft-2 Busy Chuck '. Newport Alice Scutleri 9-2 7. Cedar Cicst Hope McCandless 6-1 Darling Express :. Vandy Hanover Dill 5-1 5. Hanrletta W. Crane 6-1 Dukewyn Gay Wanda Weller 1-1 8. Safe Deposit Casler 8-1 Chief Hour Jackie McKlnney Huebsch 8-1 1. Miss Majesty's Lady Cowger 8-1 Ray Creed Midge Hlleman 10-1 2. Grade S. Dennis, Sr. 10-1 Oulck Card 8. Challdale Peter . Flrettl 10-1 TENTH RACE: 5:45 p.m. PURSE: $700 Marclano FIFTH RACE: 3:40 p.m. PURSE: $800 Pace Cond. 1 Mile n/w ot J800 (Lifetime) Joe Dillon C-2 Pace; 1 Mile 2. Third Rail Dill, C. S-l Warts 1. Busy Chuck Evans 3-1 8. Miss Glrdlelrce Thomas 4-1 8 Ranlom Song 3. Miss Wiggins Stafford, Jr. 7-2 5. Taffy Song Firctti 9-2 Dale Knight 2. Jet Gem Goodwyn 5-1 4. Scotch Made Scott 1-1 Safe Deposit 5. Jean Woollen Dill 5-1 7. Viva O'licrn S-l 1410 A.M. — 105.5 F.M. The ladies' corner at J. Kridel hat stolen all Miss Majesty's Lady 4. Formal Escort Lawrence 6-1 3. Major Steven Hubbard, Jr. 8-1 Monmouth County Newt Summarlti the men's fabrics for new fall shorts. Scotch Made 7. Stevle Boy White 8-1 1. Helde Hal Zendt 8-1 Third Rail 8. Amos Diamond Dennis, Sr. 8-1 6. Johnny Maplecroft White 7 A.M. • 12 Noon • 5 P.M. 10 Miss Glrdletree I. Stormy Mountain Robinson 19-1 aO-Wedn«dty, Aug. 15,1962 RED BANK B£GISTER •OAT5 * ACCBSOHES HELP WANTCD-WALE rot APARTMENTS — VnnnM Br B-vrrurr-tw QUIT — xemtry BIG PAINT DISCOUNTS £tT«imus>, xijctrt, 3&» AUTOS ATO TRUCKS Kam » tf. motor. Ctli «£>r i g.a, SAVE PLENTY ON THRK bwlrooma, lift* rooms aM ;-™ XH 14U& DEPARTMENT MANAGERS Prim* atslrwty tojgzut. «**. JUMf AND TOW© UM xxRomr - outboa/o, a h.p ROOMS OF SRANO tasMiptera Bent *««. __ 1 _ Labrador nthmr, Mask, JtzecUest nmag coaUOta, V«7 little INTER6STID IN AN EXCITING OPPORTUNITY FOR NEW FURNITUREI OS yea* old. Reward. OS 1- Dr.,' Hu-UM, nn. m i-uso. CAREER IN RETAILING IN NEW JERSEY'S FINEST AND Don't pay high priest! You "Rainbow" TV & Hardware • (*»di 1861 SODQK statloc (Across axms Lot) Broad, tMJuk «5i ifbradoT coodditioBi . wo. i«« #roDiBiAn, IUSINESS NOTICES FASTEST GROWING RETAIL ORGANIZATION? can gat thrat gorgsous rcomi DINIrnX SET—BO; peoiU MUM arm Detain P» M180. ntrlenr, answer* to ••«!-food transportation, good tires, go. chair, CO: Vlctortso wardrobe closet, rrMTORNlBHIiD-AvallaMe BSnchiv*..SH»JB06-" *M approved females only. Champion slreerlenced, adult family, other he: view Hospital. Call for appointment, SALE ment, large plot. Call LI 2-1998 for -ReatoTed, rebuilt engine and er, In .water. SO h.p. Johnson electric HELP WANTED-MALE SITUATIONS WANTED, Female BEAUTIFUL tranimlsalon, new paint and Interior. motor, 15 hours use, two gas tanks, SALESWOMAN DINLMQ ROOM BET—J10.00. 31 Hub WANTED — Furnished two-bedroom After 0 p.m. SH 7-3097. •eauonable. PR 4-8384. JTILTTY DRIVER, must be able WISH TO FIND day's work In Kumson< bard Ave., River Plata. BH 7-2163 be- house or apartment, from Labor Day Full or part-time irlve either feed, coal or fuel Fair Haven area for housekeeper Ir or earlier to October 1. 849-3826 from SMOOTH PLANK BOAT — Flber- my employ 18 years. Excellent laun tween 6-7 p.m. TIVOLI GARDEN 1957 FORD FAIRLANE 500, two-door slaased decks, 60 h.p. four-cylinder In- To visit expectant mothers in Hazlet, nick, as needed. Year around wo 9 to 5. •edan. Oood condition. (525. Keyport, Keansburg area. [*r a dependable rnan. Apply Ham dress, fine with children. Call dayi ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD FURN1- board motor. (550. See Pete, Belford Davis, 26 Shrewsbury Ave., R" 3H 7-4600. TUHE — Comprising pitcher and bowl COLLEGE PROFESSOR wishes to Boat Yard, or call OS 1-2784. 1. Advancement opportunity APARTMENTS lease attractive three-bedroom home In 1953 CADILLAC sedan, full cower, J175. 2, All leads supplied - 3ank. N. S. BOOKKEEPER Full charge — secre- sets, Oriental rugs, corner cabinet, TURNABOUT SAILBOAT — Oood con- 3., HospltaJiiation plan water colors, old china, glassware, eood neighborhood. Finest references. Call 787-3539 SALESMAN tary. Fully Qualified. Part-time. Writ brle-a-brac, etc. Will be sold this Tburs- Wilson- FR 7-7598. after 6 p.m. dition, dacroo *aall and other accesso- 4. Salary plus car allowance large company. Permanent B. C", Box 511. Red Ban*. We pay all the extras, in< ries. Call 842-1228. Apply Lullabye Diaper Service, day, Friday and Saturday. Come In HAVE CLIENT INTERESTED IN FIAT 600-1957, used aa second car, low 711 Main St.. Avon nloyment. Keyport area. Salary, com EXPERIENCED TYPIST — Wishes and browse. RUSCIL'S, 25 E. Front 8t. eluding gas, electric heat, three-bedroom home, living rooro, din- mileage, Abarth exhaust system, two Vb h.p. ELGIN OUTBOARD MOTOR. mission and many good benefits. Fu typing to be done In her home. Ad- ing room, kitchen, and bath; plus new tires. OS 1-0258 after 6 p.m. 135. Call ture opportunities. Write "A. H.", dressing, general typing. Will pick uj HOWEU. DINETTE SET, yellow linen apartment for member of family with BH 7-0925 RETAIL COPYWRITER ill. Red Bank. and deliver. Call 7S7-OS78. formica top, eitends to 60". (40 SH 1-hot water, TV antenna, park' one-bedroom,- living room, kitchen, and j»»rV0LKSr7A6EN~paiel~trui:*," par. Experienes preferred, five-day week, WEEKEND 8951 after five. bath. Call WEAJtT-NEMETH ADEN- feu condition, unuur u.uuU iu,,,i>, 16' BOAT — CTbergiased, In water. REFINED WOMAN, companion, Ilghl ing, etc. CY, SH 1-2240. of > lifetime. SH 1-OT75. J125. If Cape Cod, as Is, R5 Ilrm. full company benefits. Apply Personnel, Help needed on horse farm. housekeeping and cooking for one per-WARDROBE TRUNK — 15. Almost 08 1-1M7 alter ,5. BTKINBACH COMPANY. Asbury Park. Write Box 65, Holmdel aon. Sleep in. Will drive. Reference! new black riding jacket, size 14, $15. PONTIAC — 1955 Star Chief convertl Jodphur boots, 17. Black fire place Plus Me. A steal at S295. F4U OuU Station, SALESGIRL^—Three or four days a PAINTERS WANTED Phone CA 3-HIT. 27* CABIN SKIFF. $590 week, at Bob A Betty Shop. Experi- between 6 and 7 p.m. set S3. Call M1-2SSL Little Silver. 21' CHRIS CRAFT CRUISER, 85 h.p., WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinner! FURNISHED ROOMS ence necessary In children's apparel. or other occasions. Call BUECTRIC FENDER BASS. BLOND - FAMILY SWIM CLUB 1959 RAMBLER AMERICAN — One $1,200 „Appl„ y in person at Donna's, 93 Broad Aod plush hardahsll case. $150. PA 1- RUMSON HOTEL •wner, dean, with automatic transmis- SI' LUHRS SKIFF, Crown motor, J1.500 R~L Red Bank. BREAD BAKER — Bxpeneocea. Butt 8H 1-8881 3430. PRIVILEGES Gracious living, charming atmosphere sion, JS5O. Call CO,4-5977. 17' TERRY SKIFF. 25 Evlnrude, $800 Crust Bakery, 152-1M Shrewsbury Ave MIDDLE-AGED ~ Experienced woman Ona or two-room suites, day, week or 17' PENN YAN, 35 Erlnrude, S800 OIHLS WANTED — For counter and led Bank. wishes caro of children. Baby nursft, KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED — year round. Enjoy private beich club, 19M FORD — Two-door hardtop, S99. IT PEARSON, Flnerglas, 40 Johnson, checking. Apply in person, Jlorey La- Dinette sets at lowest prices. All for only ... $135 for cocktail lounge, continental dining Call $700. Rue, Hwy. 35, Eatontown. MUTUAL FUND and insurance sail baby sitting. SH 1-6213. SH 1-8833 872-0470 men wanted, unlimited earnings for room. 10 Waterman Ave., Rumaon. One 'AIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS, WC. PRACTICAL NURSE. — Or nunes aide reer-minded men with a well-know! rri-EWRITERii. AUDIKa maculae* one-bedroom apartment. If half block South ol Sea Bright bridge. 1K>8 MERCURY MONTCLAIR converti- Fair Haven. SH 73010 * Hy in person 10 a.nu to 2 p.m.,firm. Call First Eastern Investrnen All makes new or used. Guaranteed. 812-2000. ble V-8, power steering, power brakes, 1RCREST NOESINO HOME' Corp., BH 1-1300 tor an interview. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male Low as t2o. 8erplco's, 101 Monmoutli extras were not included FURNISHED ROOMS — Newly decor- condition good, CM. LI 22293. 14' RUNABOUT — 40 h.p. outboard Chapln Avenue, Red Bank. motor, eectrlc starter, steering wheel, MEN — Evenings only, to work mail SCHOOL BOY - Reliable, ei st Next to tneater BH 7-M85. ated. Private entrance, sitting room. In- STATION WAGON — 1957 Ford-O- controls, windshield, excellent condition. WAITRESSES — Experienced, full or he Eatontown Drive-In and the R penenced, desires work .after school HOTPOINT automatic range. Condition rent would bs $105. quire 43 Peters PL, Red Bank between Matlc. Excellent condition, power steer- SH 1-9599. part-time. Apply In person, Ehoto Point freshery. Apply a/ter 7 p.m. Ask fi and week-ends. Call svenlufs. BH " perfect. $35. 6 and 7:30 p.m. Inn, Highway 25, HazleL Mr. Dean or Mr. Wynberg. Other apartment* 4'/J and rng, $875. Call liter 6. SH 7-5058. SCOOTER — Combination Iceboat and 291-9150 ROOM — Nice home, all modern, car PAINTING-REPAIRING — No Job too accommodation. Reasonable. 57 Shrews- Duclc boat. Includes outboard motor and SLEEVE-SETTEES and jtltchers on la- HAN — To operate established laund TRADE IN your old rarnnurs with no five rooms. See our new five- bury Ave., Red Bank. BH 1-0114. AUTOS AND TRUCKS sails. $50. OS 1-27G4. dies coats. Union shop, 35-hour week. and dry cleaning route. Permanei small, by the hour ttr lob. For aervlec down payment and get a new parlor Vacation with pay and all paid holi- ear-round employment. Apply DO1 or free estimate call BH 1-3024. or dining room set at sale prices. Wil- room, two-bedroom units. FURNISHED ROOM - Call evenings a P. EVUTRUDE outboard motor, days. Apply Adams Bros.. 25 8fYLD'. a LAUNDRY, 44 Marlon Stre« liam Leff Furniture Inc. Hwy 35. aner t. all day Saturday and Sunday 0. Bridge Ave., Red Bank. [led Bank. Ulddiatoira SB 1-3213. opes arsmogs SH 1-1923. till It. e. CO 4-4869 WOMAN — To take caro ot small EXPERIENCED marine mecnanlc an FINANCIAL Westwood and Bath Aves., BED BANK — Room I BARGAIN — Any boat you wan to child, llgbt housekeeping. Reference! boatyard help wanted. Year-round poal WE BUY AND SELL, anything and Call tfwn. Lew bank rates. Financing ar- STARTINO September. BH l-54«. tlon, excellent opportunity. Sandy Hoo BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES everything. Give the highest prices. Long Branch SH T-3S33 Bay Marina. 872-1450. rangements completed In ons call *t WANTED—Lady to care for an elderly Call William Left Furniture. Inc.. Hwy. any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH LUNCHEONETTE AND STATIONERY 35, Uiddletovrn SH 1-3213. Open eve- CA 2-ZO3O ATTRACTIVE NICELY FURNISHED woman during the day. Call SH 7-1139 ;NTE1JL.1GENT, ambitious boy. drive STORE — Long Branch business sec- nings till 9 p.m. — One-room efficiency apartment. For. COUNTY NATIONAL BANE. SH 1- after 5 p.m. icenae. work weekdays, Saturday mo: business person. SH 1-8391. 1000. tion. Good lease, fully equipped, rea- BALG8QIRLS—Full and part lime. Ap- igs, after school. SH 7-4880. sonable rent. CA 9-1111. Or write Stel MASSAQB EQUIPMENT — For rent APARTMENT -~ Four rooms. |73 per and Stamelman, 1 Third Ave.,' Lon or sale. Free delivery. SOUTH JERSEY month. Couple preferred. Call after 6 SINGLE ROOMS — Clean and com- RELAX-HAVE FUN! Sailing, out- ply In person, Sylvetts's Children's De- PORTER — For general store wor) SURGICAL. SH 7-2614. fortable. Reasonable rates. Garage. boarding and suing. See our complete partment, Shopping center, Middle- Must have driver's license and refei Branch, N. J. . 787-2830. Gentlemen preferred. 92 Wallace St. SPECIAL SAVINGS lines. BOAT. SKI 4 SCOOTER CEN- town. enres. Apply J. Yanko, 30 Broad St GROCERY BUSINESS — Low Inltli PIANOS—Save 1200 or mote oft list THREE ROOM - Private bath, private SH 1-5392. TER. 75 White St., Red Bank. SH 1-1124 ted Bank. price, brand new 88-nota console pi- •81 llonia 4-dr. Sedan BABY SITTER — For young biby. investment. Call entrance. Includes all utilities, use ofWILL SHARE MY HOME — Free with '60 Chevy Monza Coupe Monday through Friday, In Woodland PPOHTUNITY for iwo college callb< SH 1-8517 anos. 10-year guarantee. Come see, laundry room, garage, convenient to 19/ REVEL CRAFT Hardtop boat, 19B0, save. Rent, option to buy. TenxBr's all transportation ideal lor two mili- man In the 60's for companionship. '60 Dodge Station Wagon eo h.p. Scott-McCullough motor with Park, Hazlet. Call CO 4-2J37. len with sales ambition and managi 787-1489. '59 Chrysler 2-dr. Hardtop lent future. Salary $6,000 suppli NEW SHELL service station for lease Music Store, 30S Ualn Bt., Lakewood. tary adults. CA 2-4585. tallamatlc, completely equipped with HAZLET—Teacher needs woman for Leonardvllle Rd., Belford, Exceller. •69 Ford 2-dr. Hardtop electric starter and generator, ta- ...... tented by commissions. Intensl' MO WIRE WHEELS. FULL BET — '59 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan hoiisekeeplnjf, 11 a.m. to I p.m. raining. All benefits. Wrlle In del business opportunity. For lnformatlo Will trade for JID solid wheels or BELFORD — Three-room apartment, chometer, compass, aide ladder, boat Call after 5 p m. CO 4-21S4. call Export 65537, 8:30 to 6 p.m. furnished or unfurnished. Convenient to '58 Chevy Station Wagon cover and extra largB tank. Used very •B. H.", Box 511, Red Banlt. lell. Call 842.1180 after 6:30 p.m. all transportation, all utilities Included. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE '57 Ford 4-dr. Sedan little, cost $2,400, bargain at 1,1.500. AVON SELLS ITSELF-Full or part '57 Chevy 2-dr. Sedan MAN — To cut approximately LOOKING TO HETTRBT FINE FUR CAPE — Eicellent condl- J100 a month. 787-5534. call alter 5:30 p.m., 787-5749. Lime. Several territories open for cres of paddock. Must have own m If you are presently operating a gentio- a Reasonable. Call HOUSES FOR SALE '56 Chevy 4-dr, Sedan women Interested In having a good chinery, Will consider a tyearly coi eral Insurance business and wish to SH 1-0169 KEYPORT — Residential nre«. Four '56 Bulck 2-dr. Hardtop 22' TROJAN — Hardtop, head, sink. 109 «•ead• y Income. Experience unneces- tract on all grounds. Apply in persoi secure a lifetime retirement lncom rooms and h&th, heat, gas and hot 'M Plymouth Convertible Gray engine, hilly equipped. Top con-sary. SH M3<3 or write: Mrs. Marga- S. Farm, Sycamore Ave., corn* for you and your wife then write 8AKOAIN — Owner leaving lor Europe. water furnished. Adults only. Call CO "66 Ford 2-dr, Hardtop dition. In water. $t650. 787-4542. ret Qulotta, P. O. Box l»0, Red Bant Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury. T. C. ASSOCIATES Must sell. Three-piece living room Bet, 4-1364. MORE LISTINGS SHOWN '55 Plymouth 4-dr. Bedan like new, two single beds. Westing- SECRETARY — Girl Friday. Experi- c/o RED BANK REGIBTER RUM80N — Three rooms, unfurnished '55 Chevy Station Wagon 17" BOAT — New paint, flbertlased. TRUCK DRrVEH — Must have goc Boi 511, Red Bank house sewing machine, electric Inn. Many othera to choose from. 25 h.p. electric atoning Johnson. Tilt ence required, alx-day week. No smok- kitchen set-two tables and six chairs. heat water supplied, near school, bus. trailer and winch, $475. Will sell sepa- ing. Salary open. Invengtneerlng Inc., •ererences, trips to New York i We will contact you upon receipt ol (80. 65 River Rd., Mr. Pryor. 842-1632. Garden State Parkway, exit 100 andMcinlty. Over 25 years of age. Sal: your inquiry. Two chaise lounges, TV and two lamps. M. L S. ateiy. 264-7750 evenings. !100. ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENC SH 7-9152. OCEANPORT — Furolsned apartment, Hwy 33, Belmar. CA 3-2470. kitchen, bath, private entrance. Utilities 158 1st AveAve.., All. Highlands 12 Broad St. Red Bank. SH 1-3454. BEAUTY SHOP—Small Owner plus A-l CHINA CLOSET — Mahogany fa; WANTED TO RENT — Sailboat, comet ABBASSISTANAHTr PAYROLL CLERK-Some stylist. Red Bank Center. Retiring. Included. Near post, bus, stores, couple MORE LISTINGS SOLD lilt"-* Niirtli ,,l 111. ,«, slfe for three weeks. Call evenings. piece"" rate experience desired In cloth- *EAL ESTATE SALESMAN — N. Three-day operation grosses $12,000 a crib and chlfforobe, pale gray with only. 50 Pemberton Ave^ 747-0956. lag manufacturing line. Also familiar hand painting, (35; table tennla board. I • Open 'til 9 p.m. license, salary open. vear. Reasonably priced for quick sale. $15. OS 1-0759. 414 ROOMS — Modern, spacious, two with quarterly reports. Write "A.F.," CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDEN Excellent clientele. For details write private entrances, gas, heat supplied, DEAL — Gracious, beautifully land- AUTOS AND TRUCKS Box 511, Red Bank. —$125 to ?160 week. 'A.Q.," Hox 311, Red Bank. TWO LARGE MIRRORS — Ona Ken-•ear round. O25 month. CO 4-0650. scaped, four-five bedrooms, den, sacri- INDUSTRIAL WATER PLANT MA' more Sewing machine with desk cabi- fice. 139,500. Nash, 47 Poplar. KE 1-0700 WOMEN COOKS — WB have several APARTMENT — Furnished, kitchen, openings tor women who like to cook AGER — Salary open. net. Several small pictures with Irames, MIDDLETOWN—7 Stephenvflle Blvd., or are willing to learn. Pleasant work- MANAGER-TRAINEE — College grai beach chairs, chaise lounge, scalter all Improvements. Couple or female. uat*. salnty open. MORTGAGES rugs and runner. SH 1-4219. 23 Bouth Street. Red Bank. corner lot. Three-bedroom ranch at- $ $ $ Ing conditions. Hours 7 a.m. Co 4 p.m. tached garage. JH.900, Call after 6, or 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. Apply In person at .J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? WEBT1NOHOU8E MOBILA1RE air con-APARTMENT — Furnished, four rooms SH 7-1699. the COLONNADE RESTAURANT, iloi IS East Front St. Red Bai Your credit Is good. First and second ditioner with built-in heating unit. Ex- and bath. Private beach. North Long mouth Shopping Center. NO FEE CHARGED mortgages. SH 1-43*4 or FO 3-2601. cellent condition, $80. Call 2312465 alter Brtncli. CA 9-1553. RETIRING? Immaculate ranch, lovely 3 p.m. kitchen, formal dining room for holi- WOMAN OR GIRL — To care for tUTCHBR — Part-time. Apply Oe: THREE ROOMS furnished. Utilities days and family gatnerlng. Cozy liv- children five days a week. Must have llo'a Market, . THIS THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SAT-eupplled. Call 8H.1-8SB1 or SH I-ing room with woodburnlng fireplace, good references. BH 7-2878 alter 5 p.m. New Monmouth ' MERCHANDISE URDAY — Will dispose contents n! 9728. two master sized bedrooms, tile bath lome and eatste. Everything from this and full cellar for dad's workshop. BIG BIG BIG FOR SALE Many, many extras. It's perfect for urchase must be sold. Living, 'lining, SEA BRIQHT — Brand new three-room AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS bedroom furniture. For values come In apartments, beautifully furnished, $135 you at 116,500. Call, ses It today. and browse. Worth your while. RU8-per month from Sept, 1. 8)2-3355. After rilOHFSON * BARTELL, Realtors, BAG CHARCOAL 39c CUL'S. 25 E. Front Bt . p.m. 842-1866. ill 7-5600. Cook out supplies. Houaewarea, bard' ware. Lawn supplies. Insecticides, "Rainbow" TV & Hardware (Acrosi Acme Lot) Broad, Red Bank LUCITE HOUSE PAINT Save 11.55 a gallon CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Regular 18.50 tcr gal. Bale price J9.05 DISCOUNTS By Dupont. Free delivery. PROWN'S, A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! 31 Broad St., Red Bank. SH 1-7500. ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL ON ALL OF THE LOWEST COST DOUBLE-MANUAL ALL TRANSISTORIZED ORGAN Adding Machines—Typewriters Bonding Contractor Painting and Decorating RBD BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CARL a JONES — Pslntlng and dec- COME IN, HEAR THEM, TRY THEM AODINO MACHINES — Typewriters Stor.., winnows, siding, awnings. orating. Oeneral contracting. Fully MUSIC TOWN sold, rented, repaired, Ssrplco's 101 Insured. Free Estimates. 43 Monroe 600 Hwy 35 Wddletown Uosnoutb BL. Ked Bank. EH 7-OISS. SH 7-2691 f eii 14828. Ave.. Shrewsbury, N. J. 747-3041. 6711160 TOM BLATE — Painting and Decor- 'OOL FOR SALE — 42"jll8", used l'/i Antiques Wanted Cesspool Cleaning ating. 'General Contracting, fully in- months, fully equipped. $225. Call OS SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. sured. Twenty years experience. Prte* 1-2171. 1962 DODGES Old Dolls, guns, Jewelry, cut glass, Leeching; field added. Backnoe work, estimates. SH 1-9491 after 6 p.m. CAN BE furniture. Civil War boohs. Appraisals C. R Wilson. SH 1-HI8. UP TO $750 made. Oilman. SH 7-1141. Plumbing and Heating FOUND Fuel Oil-Heating BONNIE KEEC1AN — Plumbing and Appliance Repairs FUEL OIL * HEATINO—Call SH heating, oil burnBr service. 24-hour 0610. Oil Uellvery, Inc.. Service strvlce. SH 7-1S37. MORE FOR YOUR TRADE AT Sales. 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. OESKB - |15 up. flics (15 tip. chairs, APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- adding machines, typewriters manual tion. Residential and commercial wir- Radio and TV Repair and electric, office equipment etc. ing, alien Electric. SH T-0612. Home Improvements • LARGE SELECTION BANK TERMS targaln prices. New or used. AAO Desk A-Z Radio-Television Repair Berr- ^ RL 35. Oakhurit. KB 1-3S0O. WORKINO MAN'S contractor—Alter- Ice. Prompt. Reasonable. M Moo- CfRCL€ Auctioneer ations, additions, painting, masonry, mouth Bt,, Red Bank. BH 1-7851 10" DEWAL.T SAW AND ATTACH- B. o. COATS — As essential Auction d i than lime loot Innings LO MENTS tm Appraisal Bsrvlce "anywhere." 289 Roofing, Siding and Insulation Trade today for the car you need for work or play CO 4-4869 Norwood Avs.. DsaL Phone KBiiogg KELVINATOR 14411 Imuraoce Insulation* Siding Corp. Certlried . . . make the deal with CIRCLE for a good clean Refrigerator — Electric Een offer. Johns-Manvllle contractor. PR ft-UOT F&H MOTORS, INC. SK 1-7022 ABILITY - SERVICE • Dependability or Adam Unzmayer 2J1-O302. used car marked OK ... or tho new CHEVY1 Auto and Track Rental when you Insure your HO121D, AUTO, OLSON CO.. INC.—Roottng, aiding a WOMAN'S WINTER COAT-BBs 12. yacht, outboard, Insurance through Insulation. Installeil and guarantsid (Monmouth County's Fastest Growing Dodge Dealer) plaid Classic, Bradley Tailored. IIS. AVIS-Rent a new car or truolL LowAlUlBTRONa AGENCY. SH 1-45O0. Slack and white casual. $10. Call 741- rates Maple Ave., Red Bank. 811 7- for 10 yeara Pit a-070>—af-0540. ^ FOLLOW 1000 after 5:30 p.m. 0308, PR 4-8214. Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m. DISSATISFIED with present tnsur- snce7 Want a bsttsr dealt call Dunn TcL Answering Service Hwy. 35 (opp. Bendix) Eatontown WHITE MODERN FURNITURE — Inaurano Agoncy BH 1-M33 {lining room, living room ami bedroom. Building Contractor LEI US BID your sacretary No nesd 3ood condition. SH 7-2878, after 5 p.m. to miss calls. U bou'r aoswsrlag Painting service SH 14T00. KAIILY AMKIUCAN COItNKil CUP- A. 3. PICONffi - Baths, kitchens re- ouu JOBS — Painting at Its finest. BOARD hus been reflnlshed, Call SH modeled. Cerarolo tile. Sales. Instal- Resldsntlal and commercial. Lowest LI 2-1 III •4850, private owner. lation. VI Leonardvllle ltd.,' Leonardo. Vacuum Cleaner Repair 291-2017 or 2D1-312O. ratrs. Bvans. IB 1-M17. CHEST TYPE FREEZEIl^S BLKCTROLITX Servlee Suppllss Call aner 5 p.m. BUILDER — New homes, room ad- Painting and Decorating m Prospect Ave., Little Sliver. For B12-U29 ditions, bassment and attlo rooma L0U18 CABSAN - Painter, decorator prompt home servloa or free checkup A NICE PLACE TO DO BUSINESS TWO — 4'i!' wooden norm windows. kttchoni, garage, repairs and alter paperttanger, 29 yesrs siperlsncs, 43 on your Ilsctrolus. eaU PR »-0Ml n Bumble lor cold trims. First 110 takes Hsrbsrt lilgenrauch. BH 1-6201 ChaDla Ave. SU 1-1T01 attar I p.m. ' Call Fit 4-7630. BB iana BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED She's Looking Over By SAUNDERS end OVERGARD WOT A MIWBEH OFAHY STEVE ROPER MUL7T7UE US7TOO SYSTEM" BOWTELt BEACH AGENCY KU roUK BOMI TUP.OVGH Lots of 4~Leaf Clover A millionaire's vtar, s vacation pu Tns Mtfferwas Agency WILB6HWWBKH0W EVERY HOUB.BE PUWS JTKE SCTEM, fU*l E»t»f. 44a** «wtt«kia«wtt«ki« OMI AAJtaHtl*. A «O B*d Sank (Hwlinlda 7-iK* RUMSON - An euxpttoMlJy IYE f WISHED P» A 8IRTHM./ VSOXStl) JOKER/ H65 rnsntt at rrery ton. Tm bO rnsntt at rrery ton. m b jartmsz wiirma - unmtt in in ON 7OTAU-Hl&rff]2ADfO ••AT EXMTIY FIVE . Total paymfl: only 998 ptr month. Charm log Cai By WALT DISNEY 10%. Cod let on beautifully landscaped IP Bridge Co Iuma MICKEY MOUSE unrounded by neat row* of hedge HILLSIDE - Middletown nea' Covered front porcb, picture wino living room, lesarate junior dlnlni "You're too frivolous," a friem ed low. He returned a low club Atlantic Highlands. Remodelec room, icienc* kucben, two bedroom «arly AmerfdM, Twwtory, D and tiled batli, open ttalrway to ez remarked to me a couple ol from dummy, on which East put kitchen, bath, baseboard hea panilon atuo (tor two more bedroom; the ace, since East still thought WITH THAT TALL STOCK- yOO aluminum combination Bcreeni, itoi weeks ago at the national bridge •mall lot, km taxes. $13,000. A •ub, doort. Venetian blinds Inoludi that South must have the jack of y KEEP' IN VOUK KITCHEN 1 lume $9000 mortgage, $92.50 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. tournament. "Why don't you clubs. monthly for everything. Ideal re write some columns to make it South ruffed out the ace oi tirement couple or small famil M. KRONE clear that bridge is real and clubs and led a heart to dum- ASSOCIATES, INC. GARAGE - Tavern building, bridge is earnest." my's king to discard the king o REALTORS diamonds on the established ten cottages. Highlands. Gross Rt. * Nothing could be more seriou $6400 annually. Fully furnished queen of clubs. By this time LI 2-2133 than an international bridge Many extras. 200x300 plot. Ides South had put the aces of clubs for boat storage, motels. Askin, championship, and I therefore and diamonds to sleep, but more $40,000. Mortgage arranged. MORE LISTINGS SHOWN take my hind from that deep was to come. source of serious bridge; Keep South ruffed a diamond and led your eyes peeled, now, for some low trump from his hand. TIME'S A-WASTING sparkling expert bridge. 8OBJM! openings art around the ooms M. L. S. West stepped up with the king oi TMi value packed tim-bedroom ool spades, only to lose to his part- •even-year old ranchsr, tall dry bail MORE LISTINGS SOLD THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK ment, wall-to-wall carpeting, air cot ner's singleton ace. The ace of dlttan unit, drapes In master bedroom trumps was the only card the de- plus beautiful bullt-on family num. LARQB MODERN RANCH — N THE HANDS ENOU6H OF THAT.' ALL OP YOU Owner*a lass, your gain, 16.100 Shrewsburr. Meal for a family. Clc fenders couldn't toss away, bu THAT'S THE WELCOME assumes OI «1454 mortgage with I EXPECTED PROP YOUR GUNS>OMT OH THH E ROOR to Fort MoDmouth and Bell Labs. Thr South made the rest of the tricks. monthly payments of 1117 and large bedrooms, dining room, llvlr South dealer NOW! tremely low closing coits. This Is room, kitchen and pantry with model Both lides vulnerable "We missed a cold slam" South steal. Call for appointment only. appliances, screened porcb, radlai NAVEHINK ASSOCIATES, REALTOI heat, large landecaped lot. Suitable |o NORTH complained at the end of the Csl Ohlsen P«ul llcParlai terms, for qualified buyer. S20.0O0, o' *Q72 Harry Kearney er. LI 2-3818. play. Nothing frivolous abou W4 Hwy. 35 Middletown OS 146(1 FOUR-BEDROOM HOUBI and smi BUT IF YOU CATCH HIM ON ANY OP OUR Una. washer and dryer. Jalouiled. c two-bedroom cottage along waterfroi part-score contract. LEASES, KICK HIM OFF AND WARN HW closed, heated breezeway, attached I Beacon Beacb. 787-2227. 10 STAY OFF_ORf LSB/ safe, patio, barbecue, sewers. Bt Declarer played low from the Licenses neighborhood. Asking BJ.0O0, Outline LINCROFT — SL Leo's Parish. Mo dummy, and East played low al Burera. Prlnelpala only. Call M1-13S em split level. Decorated to perfectloi TRENTON-Ned J. Parsekian, for appointment between 11 a.m. Uke brand new) Picture window In th so, assuming that his partner had 9 p.m. 21' living room, three twin bedrooms, director of the state Division of NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL tiled batn, science kitchen, dinette. 22' led the top of a worthless club UTTLI SILVER — High area family room, screened porch, attached holding. (Incidentally, this is why Motor Vehicles, has announced Ptnckney Kd. Ideal for children, Ihrei garage. Exceptional landscaping. Prict the suspension of licenses held by bedrooms, two bathi, fireplace, in llv 0 sell! U0.M0. STANLEY K. DOWN] most experts refrain tram lead- euess WHAT.' I'M tat room, full dlnlnf room, TV dei Realtor, Shrewsbury. SH 1-1017. He ing the nine from such a hold- 13 Monmouth County motorists LgABNIN'HOWTO cellar garage, brick and ahutgle Can per Multiple Luting Service. UH...JU6T\NHW for violations under the point PAINT WITH 0U' Cod. Reduced to in.ooo. SH 1-SSW. ing as West's.) South won with KINP OP Oil. Mte RED BANK COLONIAL — Attractive] system. UTTLE SILVER — Ten looms, decorated. 21'xl4* Uvlng room wit the singleton king of clubs, some- VOUU9NS? bedrooms, three baths. % acre fireplace, 14' dining room, ultra nei what to his surprise. corner. Two-car garage, centrally ail totcben, birch cabinets, powder roon The drivers and the periods of conditioned, Immedlau oecapancT avail TV den, three bedrooms, new till penalty were listed as follows: able, builders own home. Many estri bath. Full basement, new Luxalre [u Steals Diamond throughout. Call owner evenings for a: nace. -Shade trees, Oarage, very coi Joseph Wesley Kellam, 24, As- polntraent. BH 1-0782. venlent to schools, churches, ehopplni South next led the nine of dia- LAROB TRSXS — Dead-end street, Asking P1.S00. STANLEY K. DOWNI monds and stole a trick with bury Park, three months, effec- custom-built ranch, three bedrooms, Realtor, Shrewsbury. SH 1-1017. Me tive last June; Alfred H. Pitts llrtng room Milt, dining room, kltchei ber Multiple LurUnt gervice. dummy's queen when West play- with built-in Chambers range, recre; 71-A Chestnut Ave., Atlantic High- tloa room l«r» with Kitchenette, lde UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE RANCH lands, six months, effective July for efficiency apartment. $23,000. Aft Shrewsbury Borough. Completely a • p.m. or week-ends 291-3439. conditioned. Three bedrooms, two bath, 21; Robert L. Loper, 27, Cliff- patio, two-car garage. Anyone woul CAFE COD — Living room Mill, dli le proud to own this home. 133,000. Elizabeth PA wood Beach, one month, effective Ing area, modern kitchen, two bed Open to Offers. REDDEN AGENCY, zooms, expansion attic. $15,900. 10 pel Realtors, S01 Maple Ave.. corner Ber. Aug. 1; James T. McLaughlin, 21, tent down qualified buyer. ECHANCK [en PI., Red Bank. 7I1-S100. Membei Cliffwood Beach, one month, ef- AOKNCY. Realtor, S Linden Fl.. RedMultiple Listing. * Piers Open Bank. SH 7-0337. fective July 31; Daniel Hall, 18, OWNER LEAVLNO AREA makes Oil THE HOMB YOU DREAMED ABOU ELIZABETH (AP)-Gov. Rich of 99 Broad St., Eatontown, three an opportunity of unusual value. Largi at a price you can afford. Roomi POGO By WALT KELLY living room with fireplace, dining area modern, split Bright sunny kltchei ard J. Hughes today dedicated months, effective Aug. li Joseph specious kitchen, four bedrooms, tat full dining room, large living roon Piscopo, 22, Englishtown, three Fine basement, hot water heat Clot three apaclous bedrooms, full basement the Elizabeth Port Authority with finished recreation room. Attached months, effective July 23; Salva- to Fair Raven's excellent school. Ail carport No down for Vets. |45O down piers which he said in 15 years n\V SM.lt, MZKt.1V, SOU tug 117,(00. RUSSELL M. BOIUI! for Non-Vus. Subject to VA and FHA tore Piesco, 35, Farmingdale, one SU86 CAN SAT BANANA*'" Realtors. W0 River Rd., Fair Haver approval. Full price only $14,600. FfR~ would enable 9,500 people to earn BH 7-4532. Member Multiple Llitl month, effective July 27; Robert SIDE REALTY, OS 1-2331. $52 million annually. Service. E. Valentine, 50, Freehold, one Vms-YHAn-OLD — Attractive rani THREE-ROOM — Co-operative apart In a speech prepared for deliv- on a hill. Three bedrooms, full base ment. 194 per month. Utilities Included, month, effective Aug. 1; Charles ment, tinge, nice landscaping, extra oil heat, storm and screens, washe ery at 11 a.m., the governor said: Meglio, 19, Keyport, four months, Included nch aa carpeting, venetlsi S5 Barker Avenue, Shrewabury Towi MIUOJ, storms and screens, owner ei ship. LI 2-0882. "In a rapidly expanding econ- effective July 31; Ludwig Voss, to sell, going lo Florida. 118,300. tyi 66, Matawan, one months, effec- HH Bant IV YOU WANT A NICE HOME CALL omy such as we are experiencing Slat 741-7200 SH 7-05*7 RIGHT AWAY — Threebed- in New Jersey, it is essential to tive July 27; Theodore W. Falk- PHILIP J. BOWERS * CO. room house, targe kitchen, dining room, living room, walk-in pantry am ull industrial maturity to have enberg, 22, Neptune. 20 days, ef- Real Estate Since 1894 utility room, 'till basement, hot air oi ' WAITERS a OVERTON access to all markets throughout fective July 30; Walter D. Much- Affiliate beat. Lot 60x338, Near school and shoj « White It Red Ban [>lng. Value »4.M0. Price $13,000. JOHi the nation and the world.' ;n, Oakhurst, five months, effec- Opposite Municipal Parking Lot '. DEAN, Heal Estate, Rt. 39, ghrewi mry. SH 7-0247. tive July 30, and Stanley Lubas, TOUR TWIN SIZE-BEDROOMS—YE "And this is symbolyzed by the 38, Wanamassa, two months, ef- Two foil bltha, spacious living rooi HOLUDEL — Near Christian Brother: ransportation complex that formal dining, deluxe kitchen, baf Academy. Four-bedroom colonial, 2 fective July 31. Blent, attached two-car. All convenl modern bathe, 27' living room wil stands before our eyes." ences. Imagine al this and onv $90 fireplace, format dining room, de down to Qualified buyer. Just I19.00C [alousle porch, basement, three-car ga- The ceremonies also included MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST WALKBtt * WAUCER, Realtors, Hw] rare. 1^ acres with manv large pnndr he arrival of the first vessel ON CPA COMMITTEE 35, Shrewsbury. SH 19312. 24-Houi Irees. Low taxes, extifi. J33.5O ILL WANT THE tlECTRO- Service. ALKER & WALKER, nelmors. Bai t the pier, the S. S. Elizabeth- MIDDLETOWN — Francis X. CARDIOGRAM, MW5 VINCENT! aide of Rt. 33, Ulddlelown (approxl TRANSFERRED T O CALIFORNIA irtately 1O0O feet north of Middletown ?ort. 3'Connor, 12 Woodridge Ave., has WEIL! 50 MUCH FOR Owner must sacrifice bis lovely Colo Shopping Center). Open seven days. Hughes said that much of the been appointed a member of the WHAT YOU CAN TELL Mt, Slat home lo Old Shrewsbury. Spacloui Phone OS 1-2128. OS 1-3311. CO 4-521 MM. WORTH! —NOW LET'S living room, fireplace, pine den, formal iredit in developing the new har- Committee on Contractors' Ac- ill WHAT INSTRUMENT! - dining room, kitchen with breakfast SMARTLY DECORATED—Ranch hom •rea, lour large bedrooms, 214 bathi 28' living room, wall-oven kitchen, or facility should go to his pred- counting of the New York State HAVE TO REVEAL! Hobby shop basement, 1 pins playrooms. breakfast room, three double bedrooms, ecessor, former Gov. Robert B. Society of Certified Public Ac- Swimming pool IS'XSO , dressing room two baths. Game room 16'x2T, full dry •nd patio, shade trees, Tremendous basement, two car garage, two air con- eyner. countants. value! Asking 138,000. Offers considered. iltioners, aluminum screens and storm STANLEY K. DOWNS, Realtor, Shrews- windows. Landscaped plot K3'xl75.' bury. SH 1-1017. Member Multiple List, Early possession. Bargain! $22,000. ing Service. STANLEY K. DOWNS, Realtor, Shrews- fiED BANK — Living room, dining bury. BH 1-1017. Member Multiple Lii DAILY CROSSWORD room, kitchen, three bedrooms, Hi ig Service. ACROSS DOWN IS. A tilths, garage, low down payment. Ni closing fees. Call owner. BH 7-3000. 10OD FOR RETIRED COUPLE OI 1. Hebrew 1. Girl's Siamese, lewlyweds. Two bedrooms with spact letter name $•' for one MUST SACRIFICE — Four bedroom [or more. Living room, dining room, two baths, double garage and patio, Itchen, basement, quiet street. $15,000. 3. Gentlemen 2. Actress 17. Abuses F.H.A. approved, WOT down plus clos. REDDEN AGENCY. 301 Maple Avp., of Brazil: 19. Storage Ing costs for qualified buyer. Call 767. :orner Bergen PI., Red Bank. 741-9100. 1334 alter 6 p.m. {ember Multiple Listing. title Stewart place RUMSON SPECIAL — Attention boat 9. Craze 20. Unit _-. LEO'B PARISH — Almost new bl 3. Heap lovers. Unbelievable, three bedrooms, 10. Fencers' of m baths. In beautiful old Runuon, svel. Four bedrooms, 214 baths, fam. 4. Head for 1H.500, Use' of community dock. ly room, two-car garage. Owner trans- foils covering work By GEORGE SIXTA This seven.year old ranch .has every. ferred. Offers considered, AsklnK 12. In an 21. Inter- tiling. Call us for additional Informs 124,(00. REDDEN AGENCY. 301 MapK 5. Leaving tlon. THOMPSON * BARTXLL, Rear Ave.. corner Bergen PI., Red Baok. inclined national 11-9100. Member Multiple Listing. 6. Sign: " tors. SH 7-5600. position for business1 Ian- GOODMESSA -OF COURSE I BAD BLACK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Sacrifice, 13. Martinique Rg handyman special, two bedrooms, nur. 7. Declare HES COMIHS MOtA'.H£S / BARTISNT sary, new kitchen, dining room with LOTS AND'ACREAGE volcano for score: 22. Mythical 32. Owns SUTHe'S WISE TO built-in china closet, bookshelves, gll 14. Plexus cards horsellko 33. Little heat, storm windows, lire alarm ay* 15. Wax taper tern. (10,500. Call 291-2799 > a.m. to 1 8. Close, as a animals devils SHOOT HIM rroon. LEADY TO BUILD — 51) good lots In 16. Lilwnan hawk's eyes 23. Large 34. Venture BACKWARDS IN THE BACK-' Mddletown, builders terms. $133,000. tribes FAIR HAVEN — New eight-room split Dill 741-7200 9. Adds snakes 35. Haul LOCUST — Six room ranch, 17. Disfigure overhead 25. Music note 36. Columbian 201-0003 PHILIP J. BOWERS ft CO. Real Estate Since 1SS4 18. Yes: Sp. ' and profit 28. Scotch name weight NEW SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom WALTER S. OVEHTON 19. Baseball ranch, two baths, garage, fireplace, Adulate (2 wds.) 31. Buckeye 38. Upper part basement, urge fenced lot Many ex< White EL Red Bank cry (2 wds.) 11. Look! state: poss. of an apron tras. Owner, U 2-1501. Opposite Municipal Parking Lot 24. Up to tha SEA BRIGHT — Well-built home, plua tune of income. Private beach. Will take back 1 a 3 4-. 5 b 7 S 26. Light Mortgage. 812-3389. IHOICE BUILOINO LOT for sale in % ''//t FOUR ROOMS, duplex, co-operative alddletown Township. Principals, only. sarcasm 9 10 ot| heat Improvements made, utflitles IH 1-7075. 27. A Hem- Insurance, taxes and maintenance In OUR LOTS — Location Middletown. brandt, || eluded. IM.tO monthly, J5M down. LI ME 4-3027 ia 13 t-na. Before 12 noon. for one % FAIR HAVEN — Attractive well-kept IDDLETOWN — Seven large lots, 29. Neuter 14- 15 two-bedroom older trome. 'Screened-ln ily Improved, sewer. Easy terms, J. pronoun porch, basement. Low taxes. Ideal for inner, PL 7-6485 evenings. THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY retired couple or young couple need- 30. Tattered Ib 17 Ins start. Convenient t« shopping and NEW MONMOUTH cloth transportation. Asking 113,000. Call it 120x300. Near schools and' bus YA Y/< >.LOOKATTH05E FEET.7) (//MAVBe f>\G OLB CHOCK" owner. BH 1-MSt. le. OS 1-0628. 31. Alas! II ^A19 20 21 23 RUMSON—Three bedrooms, two baths, DEAWAY ESTATE — For sports 32. Concealed an. Five acres secluded valley; land 36. Get out! 14 IB Ib % acre, swimming pool, asking $28,000. ily. Near Bell, Bendlx, Restricted to BH vim between 6-10:30 p.m. one-family residence plus barn or ST. Genus of LIKB COUNTKT LIVlNaT From your able and kennels. In over $30,090 ground 2» kitchen window view the cows graz- odem style construction. Reference! n ing. Four-year old ranch. Ideally situ- squired to be considered. Writs "A.Y.' beetle ated on a tree-studded, dead end ot oil, Red Bank. 38. In Scotland, 3a 91 court. Offers three large bedrooms, powder room, den with a cozy wood- IVO ACRES — on Laurel Ave., a child % VA ^A burning fireplace. The many extras olmdel. Ideal building, trailer site, 39. Herrlngr- tl 14 IB 100. 08 1-3596. you will have to see. t27,IMO. Call to- llke fish % day. It can be yours tomorrow. IITOLETOWN - Cleared, 100x200 Int. THOMPSON * BARTELL, Realtors. itabllahed neighborhood, excellent lo- 40. Sacred 17 V 18 BH T-5S00. tion, 12,050. OS 1.3072. pictures - LITTLE SILVER — Reduced to sell, 41. Fastens A4& leaving area Small Colonial, dormer with across back, four bedrooms nlua- ono BUSINESS PROPERTY unfinished, two baths, separate dining, stitches 41 41. fireplace, screened porch, dry base-i IVATE BEACH — With large park- mint, attached garage. 147,900. SH 1-1ng lot. Concession stand. Two-bedroom 42. Foreman louse. Improvements. 7S7-2227. '^ Y/< 22-"Wedne»dar, Anf. 15,1962 RED BANK REGISTER necessary from the stage Itself. tegi on etch body segment He to Dr. Vuvary, mfflipedet get; d»pd»l(»Mp«e«Btnil«JMon| )U|(Irln, applyiag it aa a coane It is a complicated, demanding Millipedes crawls *towty until you nudge restless and move into homes, [pe[ r cent dieMridMi a or 1199 per centt,™_, sprapay, o- r witwith ta peinpaintt bruronuts Job aad ioo*t of those we've him and lien he'll cud up, hoping swarming over btiements «rfj DDT du«. jaround buxootiis, r frame* apoken-to are always complain- that' whatever to bothering him first floor roomj. Someone hut Indoors, use 0.5 percent diel-laad window tills. Production Jobs ing, tut they never quit. They Start Attack will go *w»y. counted ai many ag 700 to a iin-l| tore ft. UsoaDy * millipede lives out- gle room in one evening. If you want to be t 1/ tech- doori, feeding at nlgbt op de- To repel a millipede invasion,[I nician, or engineer the network On Houses caying vegetable matter, roott the entomologist suggests treat-H NOW UNDER NEW Require Long Training prefer » degree, in electrical and green leaves, and hiding by Ing a strip one to three feet wide I NEW BRUNSWICK -You're engineering from an accredited day. outside the foundation with an I By HARVEY PACK 10 and $15,900 a year and the college. They will also accept cer- aot alone if you're having trouble But at certain times, according insecticide. You have three I Qualified personnel are also elig- with "thousand-legged worms." MANAGEMENT! ThB way things now stand In tificates from top technical live television the job of associ- ible for job) in, the allied fields schools offering two year courses They don't bite, harm house Stop in today ate director for a network may of theater and motion pictures. in television theory and electron- furnishings or eat sound wood, The union which covers the ics. The list of technical schools be the end of the line as far as but an invasion is guaranteed for a cleaner (he ambitious and talented man scenic artists has a live year may be obtained by writing to to disrupt the serenity-and con- it concerned. There simply trainee program available to be- the-FCC, Washington, D. C. In and aren't any openings for staff di- ginners between the ages of 18-25. addition, the networks require a tentment of a quiet evening at r brighter ear! rectors. But the networks solve If you qualify for this program first class FCC Radio-Telephone home. license and two years' experience this problem by permitting their and are accepted, you have found in the technical field of television. That's the experience o( Dr. associate directors to negotiate a career. Louis M. Vasvary, extension en- I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! | That takes care of most of the outside assignments as free lance Trainee Starts At $70 tomologist at the College of Agri- HUFFMAN^ BOYLE directors and the allowing them careers available in TV produc- culture, Rutgers University. The trainee starts at $70 a week tion, Tommorrow we'll take to return to network associate and by the end of his five years Actually, a millipede doesn't status. a good, long look at the require- have nearly a thousand legs, he FINE HOME FURNISHINGS ar,d BROA0LOOM he is making $150. They work a ments for entering •the most luc- MIDDLETOWN CAR WASH Staff associate directors at regular 40-hour week in all phas- says. A hard-shelled brownish rative field in the industry . , . worm about an inch or an inch CBS, for example, •have directed es of scenic design, painting and HWY. 35 (Opp.Onls) MIDDLETOWN louncing. Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontoun—Liberty 2-1010 episodes of the U. S. Steel Hour diversified tasks, plus constant id hi .hi and soap operas. An assignment schooling at recognized schools. like that Increases the Jnan's In- The examination they must pass come and gives him a chance to to qualify as journeyman scenic prove himself as a director. Big artists is a comprehensive test television shows are generally which covers everything from the produced by outside packaging ability to identify a peice of fur organizations and, although they nlture and place it in its proper use network staff personnel for historical period to designing a No MtferHw You Measure It...Here'sMereYou Get the BestValues! their technical jobs, they hire complete room. their own director, writers and, office help. We'll look into job Preference for this program is opportunities in that area later in generally given to young men this series. with some educational back- As anybody who has ever ground in design who take on jobs as paint boys ($68 per week) SAFEWAY watched TV credits can testify, CASH SAVINGS the director and his immediate and then show a definite aptitude staff are not the only ones w for the work. sponslble for the production We asked a lighting director to ... ON EVERY VISIT let's take a look at the scenic describe his duties and he said, artists, lighting directors, cos "I am responsible for the pre- tume designers and staff man- cise direction,, of light to the First agers. home. Nothing can be seen with- Most of these Jobs eventually out light reflecting either to eye National pay a minimum wage between or camera. The way I place the H STAMPS lights suggests the form. Mood, atmosphere and beautifucation Stores make lighting a major art. I am ... WITH EVERY PURCHASE not interested in any other job GIFT... in TV, motion pictures or theater because lighting is an ambf. TODAY THRU SATURDAY, AUG. It prkw A JOY TO USE tion realized." The background •ffntiva at all Now Jtnty, Ptarl W».r, for this career Is generally elec- N«« City end Mlddltlown Storti. W. r*. •o'iv» Hw right to IM quonlDln. Men. FULLY COOKED KEM PLASTIC tronic fundamental and some •old for rtiab. PLAYING CARDS; photography. Costume designers and make- 1 Kern dsiljn to suit your up men generally are theater THURS. thru SAT., AUG. 18th hit*..«from the trained, although TV has devel- awitmntw "Sequence" oped a few of its own. On staff in brmlant coral and they make about $200 per week, WITH turqsolsttotha but the well-known ones are gen- SMOKED HAM traditional beauty THIS of "Harvest/ tttar erally hired on a free lance basis and make very good money. COUPON AD Kern cards ara mads of tough acetate* The Stage Manager SHANK cellulose plastic; Although he's a member of the BUTT ttqr crisp, clean, new- Radio-TV Director's Guild, the looking for years AA stage manager is often satisifed PORTION tndyeanofpL. GREEN f PORTION Ouannreed wsstoble, toe! to make it his life's work and not bother to go after the direct- UtVf STAMPS ing assignments. For one thing, WITH A $5 PURCHASE OR MORE a good stage manager is always UMIT ONE PER ADUlT-aOAHtTTK, TOBACCO, till Ib. Ib. in demand, and when they are UQUOE ANP FRESH MUK EXEMPT HtOM STAMP OWE* requested by big shows they can THIS COUPON VOID If PRESENTED AT ANY FOOD forget about their minimum wage STCrtE OTHEI THAN FUST NATIONAl^^ and bargain with the sarqe skill — BONELESS ROUND...SUPERBLY SATISFYING FLAVOR — as a free lance director. Clovenfale Seqtme* The stags manager, not the di- Roll or 'Quarters Cbargt Account* Available rector, Is the boss of the stage. He Is the liaison man between Margarine REE DELIVERY the control room, where the di- Rump Corned Beef 69 PHONE SH 1-0001 rector .is calling the shots and the producer Is holding his breath, 15 4 and the stage where as many aa a hundred workers are trying to Kosher Gherkins ^23 est In function. 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