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VOLUME 82, NO. 251 Issued Dally. Monday through Friday, entered as Second Class Mattel 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE at tha Post OIQc* at Red Bank. N. }.. under the Act of March 3. 1879. RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1960 Second Try to Alter Soviet Parley Bid Held Borough Fence Code RED BANK — Borough Coun- Effort to Block Progress cil last night initiated another •KEANSBURG ,MIDDLr,TOWN NAIIONAl attempt to change the existing Expect End ordinance regulating the height of fences and hedges. But Some See A measure introduced over the Of Strike In "no" vote of Councilman Thom- as F. Oakley would set three ke-Khrush different heights for fences and Keansburg hedges. Solid fences, "which complete- KEANSBURG-The strike of 27 Meeting Hope ly or almost completely obstruct mployees of Modern Accessories the view," will remain at the inc., Main St., which hit the firm UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. now prescribed limit of four feet. ;AP) — A U. S. spokesman A "live" fence, which includes yesterday, may be ended today. 'bushes, hedges or other plant According to Albert H. Har- ast night rejected a Soviet life," may be seven feet high. ootlian, owner of the firm, he is :all for an all-UN summit A fence which is of frame legotiating with employees and arley on disarmament as wood or iron, but does not ob- nftre talks are scheduled for to- "typically specious and IN BUSINESS —The Lincroft branch of the Keansburg-Middletown National Bank struct the view, may reach six lay. officially opened for business yesterday after holding open, house Saturday. At right, feet. Mr. Harpootlian said he ex- rivolous maneuver." But a customer makes use of drive-in window after the closing hour for the main No 'Stockade Town' jected the strike to be settled iorae diplomats at the UN :oday. still hoped it might bring office. Mr. Oakley said later he op- posed the new measure because The employees are in the President Eisenhower and "I don't think this is a stockade rocess of being unionized by Premier Khrushchev together at own. It gives everyone the right ,ocal 575 of the International Boro Sets to put up a fence and block the irotherhood of Teamsters. The the conference table. Nixon Flies West; view" of neighbors. inion has charged that the firm Chief U. S. Delegate Henry The present ordinance govern- lever recognized the union. Cabot Lodge brushed off the Hearing Date ing fences sets a limit of four Mr. Harpootlian said the Na- Soviet proposal at a news con- feet. The same applies for hedges. tional Labor Board had recogniz- ference at the summer white Dems Woo Labor An attempt by the council last ed a petition from the workers house in Newport. Presumably he On Repairs month to change the fence or- guaranteeing them the right to spoke with the President's au- WASHINGTON (AP) - Vice dy, went after support from la dinance ran into stiff opposition. FREEHOLD — A public hear- hold election at the plant. horization. President Richard M. Nixon flew »r leaders. The proposed ordinance was with- ing on an ordinance authorizing Frank Carracino, business The Soviet proposal accom- west today on his first presiden- Nixon and his wife lined up drawn at the June 20 meeting $15,000 in alterations and repairs gent for the local, said the work- panied a Kremlin objection of the tial campaign trip while his Dem- five-day tour including stops without coming to a vote. to the borough building will be :rs struck in protest of working American proposal that the 82- ocratic opponent, John F. Kenne- at Reno, Nev., Pat Nixon's home, held here Aug. 14. The new ordinance will have conditions and low pay. He said member UN Disarmament Com- Angeles, Nixon's hometown a public hearing at the Aug. 15 many were making only a $1 mission be called into session this of Whittier, Calif., and a two- The ordinance also authorizes a meeting. per hour. ' month. Lodge said the Soviet re- day visit to Hawaii. $14,000 bond issue to finance the Barbed Wire Restriction ply showed the Russians "really Zoning Code The Republican nominee con- iroject. Mr. Harpootlian said today that ON STRIKE — Employees of Modern Accessories, Main Fences at intersections may not don't want disarmament." erred with President Eisenhow- Council passed a resolution 1.25 per hour exceed two and one-half feet un St., Keansburg, picketing the plant yesterday in a move 'Good Faith' er at Newport, R.I., late yes- inthorizing the borough to enter and that they were given paid Is Approved der the .proposed code. In addi for better working conditions, pay raises and paid bene- "The United States made its erday, and aligned himself with into an agreement with the coun holidays. tion, business and industrial pre proposal in good faith," Lodge Eisenhower against any big ty Board of Freeholders to share He also noted that the firm fits. Members of Teamsters Local 575, Mrs. Angelo mises may have solid fences up declared, but the Soviet counter spending bills the Democratic- the cost of drain improvements hired only unskilled labor. In 2 Minutes to six feet or "live" fences up Messina, left, and Mrs. Ralph Peabody walk the picket proposal amounts to "a cynical controlled Congress might pass at Court and Lafayette Sts. to seven feet. Barbed wire can He went on to note that in line before the plant, which manufactures paint rollers. attempt to prevent progress." MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - In his summer just to pick up votes. Floods resulting from a faulty be used only on fences of six the past, relations between the Soviet Ambassador Platon D. what may be an all-time record Plans Veto Bellind them are Mri Rita Della left and Mri Alice drain are threatening contents of feet or more. firm and the workers were ex- - - - - Morozov called for the summit on a major legislative matter Nixon said Eisenhower plans the county Hall of Records, ac- The proposed ordinance which cellent. Somma. disarmament meeting in a letter here, the Township Committee o veto any massive spending cording to council members. was dropped last month made The 27 workers, including last night took less than two measures passed for "purely po- yesterday to Luis Padilla Nervo A previous resolution granting no distincition between fences some 20 women, also are pro- minutes to give preliminary ap- litical" reasons which lack tax of Mexico, chairman of the dis- and hedges. It sought to estab- testing lack of other benefits. proval to a proposed zoning or- provisions to pay for them or the borough authorization to so- armament commission. lish a seven-foot limit for al The firm makes paint rollers. dinance which has been in prep- are not in the- public interest. licit informal bids for the work CouncilRejectsLone Rejecting Padilla Nervo's call types. aration for more than three Nixon said he agrees with this was voted down by council. for a commission meeting Aug. Mrs. Ross Azzarello, 104 Bridgi years. ourse. Eugene Nowak was appointed 15, Morzov asserted that disarma- Ave., complained to council las Kennedy, at his Hyannis Port, acting street foreman while in Loot ment talks coL'ld only be success- The proposed code was sub night that a neighbor has a Bid for CD System Mass., summer home, scheduled James C. Ryan is on vacation. ful if held at the proper level. mitted to the governing body "for "unsightly fence" which is mon a meeting today with Michigan's "The Soviet government be- Us consideration" by the Plan- The following applications for than four feet high, in violatio: Democratic Gov. G. Mennen Wil- Taken From RED BANK — A single bid| The system would be set up lieves that personal participation ning Board. building permits were granted: of the current fence ordance. liams in his quest of labor back- to install a Civil Defense warning to sound the CD siren, and alsojof the heads of government of Board chairman Joseph P. John Paton, 8 Throckmorton St., Mayor George A. Gray sal ing. Williams wields influence store; Jersey Central Power and system here was rejected last! switch over to voice control so member states of the United Na- Stenger, sitting in the audience, that the building inspector, Dom with the big United Auto Workers Light Co., Throckmorton and Two Boats night by the Borough Council.) verbal instructions could be giv- lions in the discussion of the was amazed at the committee's enick C. Pingitore, will be in Union. The governing body also re- Rhea Sts., office; and Adolph S. structed "to enforce the ordin SEA BRIGHT — Two cabin en. disarmament problem at the Gen- fast action. AFL-CIO president George Mea- ceived letters from two other Half of the cost of the CD Domanski, 14 Union Ave., demoli ance." cruisers were looted In the ear- eral Assembly would answer this "I expected you'd take at least ny yesterday declined to endorse tion of a garage. firms stating that the specifica- system would be paid for by the purpose best of all," the Russian Mr. Pingitore came in for criti ly morning hours yesterday of a month to think it over," he (See NIXON, Pg. 2) tions for the CD system were federal government, he said. cism in May from one residem more than $600 worth of equip- letter said. laid. "I figured that would give obsolete. Following a consultation be- who wrote to the council com ment. Reversal us time to get copies printed The lone bidder was Fyr-Fyter tween Dr. Fowler and Samuel plaining that no action was bein, Diplomats at the UN were in- for the board's public hearing." Board Delays Police said the boats were Co., Newark, which offered to Carotenuto, borough attorney, Dr. « | aken against residents who had lipd hv fh rpvp a nf "Well, you see how much of Car Hits moored at North Beach. install the system for $11,110. Fowler recommended that the1 "gue^ .by. the reversaI °f ences in violation of the existing a hurry we're in," Mayor Peter John Kelly, 672 Ocean Ave., Art Stahlbaum, Inc., English FFyr-Fyter bid be rejected "if for]i Khrushchev s stand after the Action on 6 ordinance. J. Waters replied. Parked Auto eported the loss of an eight- tow, STmS Sound cS; »^otherr rea^^ thTt *« "I would say the thing to do Drainage Problems millimeter movie camera worth Eatontown, criticized the propos- are insufficient funds in the bud- •?„ United States at the summit until U get those copies printed as MIDDLETOWN-Five persons $150; another camera also worth als. get." Subdivisions Mayor Gray appointed a three Eisenhower left the White House. soon as possible and call a spe suffered minor injuries last night $150, a set of binoculars, a stop More Study Due man committee to investigate th Voice Warning System Some said they would wait for cial board meeting to set a date when a parked car they were in MIDDLETOWN — The Plan- watch and case, and a cigarett; Council accepted his recom- problem of flooding conditions on Dr. Warren Fowler, Sr., Civil official replies before giving up for your hearing. The sooner the on Thompson Ave., East Keans- ning Board discussed but took no lighter with the initials "HCL." mendation, but voted to "further (See FENCE, Pg. 2) Defense and Disaster Control di-: hope that the United States and better." burg, was stmck by another car. final action on six major subdivi- The craft was moored at Zobel's pursue" the recommendations rector, said the proposed system Russia might get together. Mr. Stenger said he would try All were treated for cuts and sions last night. Yacht Works. included in the letter from Stahl- is a combined voice and siren Morozov asserted that the U. S. to call the special meeting some shock and released at Riverview Last month the board indicated George Stumm, North Plain- baum and Hi-Fi Sound Center. INDEX warning system. proposal for a disarmament com- time next week. Hospital. that final action on subdivisions field, reported articles valued at A resolution was adopted urg- Pag mission session was inspired by Mayor Waters has been press According to police, Dominick would be delayed pending clarifi- $273.45 were taken from his boat, ing the county Board of Free- Amusements 10 "considerations connected with Ing for a zoning ordinance since Guarnaccia, 68 Bay Ave., his cation of the township's new zon- the Aqua Queen. Missing are a holders to take "immediate action mother, Mrs. Catherine Guarnac- Births 2 the internal situation in the he took office last year. He said ing ordinance. portable television set valued at Rotary Clubs to alleviate" the flooding condi- on Jan. 1 of this year that adop- cia; two sisters, Lucy, 13, and Jim Bishop „ $169,95; a portable radio, $40; a tions which exist on Broad St. United States." The ordinance introduced in tion of the code "would be the* Patricia, 4, and Carmella Nisi- Hal Boyle ...18 camera, $40, and an electric from Canal St. to Harding Rd. (See SOVIET Pg. 2) May is now under study by the first order of business." noccia, 11 Lavitt Dr., Hazlet, Bridge _...14 shaver, $29.95. Will Hear The resolution said that when Township Committee for possible The code provides six zones: also were in the car. They were Classified _ 15 the county widened Harding Rd. revisions—especially on lot sizes. R-150 — residential, lots of treated for cuts and shock at Comics ....14 JAIL TERMS in 1D50, it did not complete 100x150 feet. the hospital and released. The new code ran into strong Crossword Puzzle 14 Senator Case "certain drainage which would 2d Bicycling R-100 — residential, lots of Police said the driver of the opposition from residents seek- Editorials .._... FREEHOLD—Four men charg- RED BANK - Sen. Clifford P. have alleviated said problem." 100x100 feet. car was Mrs. Muriel T. Gaccione ing large scale upgrading in all Herblock 6 ed with separate offenses of be- Case (R-NJ) will address a com- Recent heavy rains have flood- Youngster R-75 — residential, lots of of 19 Ideal Ave., East Keans- undeveloped areas. Kitty Kelly _... ing drunk and disorderly drew bined meeting of the Red Bank, ed the street, stores and the post 75x100 feet. burR. Obituaries « .. ..._... 2 jail sentences yesterday. Thirty- The developments discussed Eatontown and Middletown Ro- office. R-50 — residential, lots o Mrs. Gaccione told police she Sylvia Porter „ _ 6 day terms for Robert Lee Hub- last night were: tary Cluhs Thursday at 1 p. m. Fourth Exemption Also Dies 80x100 feet. bard, Orchard St., and James was attempting to make a Wl Radio-Television .10 A fourth exemption for a sign1 NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — 1. Forest Acres, 79 lots off Massey, no home, were suspend- in the Molly Pitcher Hotel. HB — highway business. turn off Rt. 36 onto Thompson Social larger than that permitted by Eight-year-old Michael Headland Hartshorne La., requested by Nat ed. John Stryker, 32 Marcy St., I — industrial. Ave., when the gas pedal stuck George Sokolsky the borough sign ordinance was died of injuries yesterday nearly Petlack, Atlantic Highlands. was given 90 days, and Robert This township is now the only She said she bent down to fix Sports 12-13 approved by the council. 20 hours after a pal was killed municipality in Monmouth Coun it and the car went out of con- 2. Sunrise Knoll, 40 lots off West, Bannard St., • received 60 Stock Market Maple Motors, Maple Ave., said instantly when both were struck ty without a zoning ordinance, trol. It struck a parked car East Rd., Belford. days in the county jail. W. S. White 6 in a letter that a contract had;by a car while riding their bi- After the Planning Board hear- and then bounced against a ca 1 3. Rolling Hills of Middletown, been signed April 15 with Gar- cycles. ing, the proposal again will be owned by Harvey F. Hayden oi 99 lots off Middletown-Lincroft den State Neon Sign Co., Lake-' Michael and his friend, Edward referred to the Township Com 245 Bray Ave. MONMOUTH PARK Rd., requested by Alexander Cap wood, for a new sign 8x4 feet to O'Brien, also 8, were pedalling mittee for a second public hear Mrs. Gaccione was charged Ian, Summit. IN-THEMONEY TODAY'S PICKS replace an existing wooden signl along Princeton Rd. in nearby ing and final adoption. with careless driving. 4. Ann Kay Construction Co., SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT of the same size. The sign ordin-1 Madison Park Sunday when they 30 lots off Harmony Rd,, East ance now in effect, which limits were hit by the car driven by By DOTTIE GORMAN By JAX Keansburg. signs to 18 square feet, was Harry Bowler, 20, of 8 Pine Tree Referendum in November adopted after the contract date. Dr., Parlin. 5. Willet Acres, 147 lots off Har- Larkster Mr. Hadera mony Ri!., East Keansburg. Good In N.E. High View James Gettis, Chestnut St., Edward, who lived at 4 Prince- 1 Mr. Hadei-R Semeru complained that too many re-'ton Rd., Madison Park, was dead For New School Probable C. Tanglewood, 75 lots adjacent BeaHn Kavorltt quests were coming before the on arrival at Soulh Amboy Gen- to Willett Acres. Mighty Gone Fine Lace council (or exemptions to the j oral Hospital Michael, of-IS Mit- EATONTOWN - The Board of ber, 20 days after the coming The board set Sept. 6 for hear- Try Asnin Desert Goddess sign ordinance. Ichell Ave., Madison Park, died Education plans a fall referen- presidential election will be th> ings on Sunrise Knoll, Forest Fine Lace Nancy R. Mayor George A. Gray said at St. Peter's General Hospital dum on a new school for the earliest possible date for putting Acres and Rolling Hills. Good Spot that only three exemptions had here. borough, probably ini late Nov- the school question to voters, Marlon's Flower Marlon's Flower been granted and that the gov- The younqsters were classmates ember, president J. Edson Allen Mr. Zager was directed to re- BEST BET Grand Year orning body had "turned down and would have entered the third said last night. quest a hearing before the Board Handy Brandy French ArtlHt several without bringing them on grade at Sacred Heart School in Will n. Closing Preliminary approval of a of Local Government in Septem- Car Hits the floor." South Amboy next month. ichematic plan for the new school ber, in preparation for the refer- Shnm Battle Tort Heady for Win wag granted last Wednesday by endum. Sham Battln Girl, 3 Miss Spaitnn Rudy's Trailer Sen. Clifford P. Case the state Department of Educa- At the same meeting, the boan Will B« Cloilng Results of Stale Test Of voted to spend up to $50 to buy Sen. Case was first elected to tion, superintendent William W. OCEAN GROVE - Three-year- Instruction kits for teaching pu- Kathy A. Kathy A. the Senate in 1954. He is facing Ramsay told the board. old Adria Joan Leewken, 252 13th Chnnr* Hrr« pils "community consciousness.' Apple Dumpling Democrat Thorn Lord in a bid This plan shows basic facili- PI,, Prospect Park, darted awaj Apple Dumpling Route Step Streams Due Next Month This decision was mnde in res- for re-election in November, ties, but docs not set final size from her parents on the board lln.dy Now ponse to a request by Mrs, Nor- He was a member of the House of the structure, which many vary walk here last night and ran In- Wnr Signals LITTLE SILVER - Results of: The test Is being made on the man Thetford of the Civic Im- War Signals of Representatives from 19-15 to by as much as five classrooms to the path of a car on Ocean Now Darn tests to determine wliulher lo- suKW-stlon of Mayor P. Paul provement League that instruc Belzaml 1953. In final drawings. Ave. 6 Bolzwul Middletown cal streams are polluted will not Campi, who is campaigning to _Clomni..K»it In the Senate, he is a member tlon bo given In the schools t< be known until early September, reduce to a minimum any poten- Mr. Ramsay has supplied the aid in the town bcautiflcation She suffered a skull fracture of the committees on Aeronauti- Swnot Ainrin Precinct accordlnB to Walter E. Ingram,'tinl disease-causing situations, board witli a projection showing and was reported to he In criti- cal and Space Sciences, Interstate project. Dropping Saimcttn president of the Uoard nf Health, M,, Campi's program also in. probable school populntion In Eat- cal condition this morning u Country bull and Foreign Commerce and La- A special meeting of the boan 7 Mnd'i Lnd Mr. Ingram explained lit last | jos a war on the salt-marsh ontown In IOCS, to be used In Fltkin Hospital. bor and Public Welfnre. c lK wns scheduled for Aug. 22, to night's mci'tlng of the bcinril that mosquito. deciding the number of class- Police said the girl, daugh Sen, Cnso will deliver n few receive transportation bids. MonilnK 1'OW Short Nip only one of thren tests has IHTMI, rooms for tho new school. tcr of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hhnuhl Tak« Trill introductory remnrks nnd thrn .lowfl'n Dnnca completed by the stnto Depart- Notice Me sold an estimate of furni- Lenwken, wns walking with her 8 Hot Cvnnn llunny April Flirt answer questions from club mem- input of Health. ture ami equipment needs will HIGH COST OF VANDALISM parents nn the boardwalk nrnr ('wn Hnmll* Th«»» Representatives of thr> ,T. M. bers. Tho findings nf the first test, bo renily within n few weeks, Ocean nnd Wells AVM., when Cleininshavv & C'n. will he at the NEW YORK (AP) - School Mlrnrln Monne PoriHlIn liiki'ii iilonc, would not lie u true for budget purposes. slip dashed down an Incline nnd Ciiulil Tnk. Till. vandalism Is costing tho cily I Third l'nrt The board's Attorney, Abraham Inlo the street. M no snme $.100,(100 unnunlly — an l-'uol ])untry F'rlnm I will not he resnonsilile for aiivu,f nny one stream of water, he ;• ',''" '","" -."" ' • ' '" '' ZdKcr, reminded the body Hint llKa at M amount Hint school officials snj She wns hit by a car driven debts other thnn those contrai led saiil. • '" ' ' ' the referendum mny not be held would pay for a new elemenlnr; liy .Inlin R. Kuester, 17, of 5,17 Lato Scratchct by myself. lor that reason, the stale is ""• "> u'M'll!iS uil1' :'"Y '"ilividunl within 20 tlnyn of a national elec- school every four years. Broker Onkdi'iio Ave, Kidcefield. following Us usual pnulkr ,,f iheiM|uesti.iiis on the revaluation 1 1ST HACK -.In-Anii M, Htinti/ linn. Tin Ami. l.ucliy Tunn I'. .1. l.'Miy tion. The it fore, unless final plans windows aeeiiunl for the bulk o No charge* were mado pend- 2ND HAflS-Mltln (Inntlainnti, Cdpt. I,ovdii(llo« fill Crrrk l(d , Port M'iniiiiiiilli I r I p I r-lrslinu specimens (nun I'l'Mliain. can be prepared l>y curly Octo- the (Inmate. ing further Investigation. 3KI) IlACIft—HoillM On —Ailvrrliviiieiit r-.icli Little Silver stream. '—Advertisement 2-TuBday, Aug. 2, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Set Hearing to Decide No Money, Npw York State fio'Motive Seen No Water If Kosher Meat is Kosher MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -The V&io Would Want To Kill Riverview Ho»plUI governing body decided tect night Campaigns Mapped Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schillaci, NEW YORK (AP) — The State not done. that residents who won't pay 30 Drift Rd., Belford, daughter, Department of Agriculture and Baum said tome meats have their water bills won't get water. NEW YORK (AP) — The Re-NEW YORK (AP) — A wartime Pretty Carole Segretta ? yesterday. Markets said yesterday it will been sold as kosher, even though Mayor Peter J. Waters said jublican state campaign was roll- friend of Sen. John F. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sprague, hold a public hearing in Albany they had not been washed within there are so many delinquent ing today — with a hint of cool- has been given the job of getting TROY, N.Y. (AP) - Who 137 Main St., Matawan, daughter, on a proposed change in kosher 72 hours. Present law, he said, water accounts that the water the party's warring factions in department "is operating in theness toward the national cam- would want to fire four bullets yesterday. meat regulations "which would does not specifically demand that paign director. New York City working for the \NI help protect the public." the consignee remove the kosher red." into the head and back of Carole ixon Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lucia, 62 Democratic candidate for presi- Segretta, killing the 24-year-old (Continued) Shepard Baum, chief supervi label from the meat when the Some residents have not paid County chairmen from New Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, son, York City, Suffolk, Nassau and dent. Long Island school teacher? • (he Democratic ticket in advance sor of the department's kosher washing law is violated, "but it a bill in two years, he added. yesterday. Westchester Counties were invit- Anthony B. Akers was named That is the anguished question f an AFL-CIO general board j , George Brown law enforcement section, said he is understood." The, committee decided to is- o Mr an Mrs ed for a strategy luncheon today director of a Citizens for Ken- Mrs.-.-Anthony Sgritta asked her- meeting later this month, but had received reports of violations A proposed amendment would sue one more warning, then mail 24 Melrose Ter., Middletown, son, at the Hotel Roosevelt, which nedy committee yesterday by the self Joday as she described the:what he said about the party of one section of the law. spell out these instructions to thenotices that water will be cut yesterday. was picked for campaign head- Massachusett senator's cam- short, happy life of her daughter, platforms was all favorable to In accordance with Jewish tra- consignee. "But it still will be upoff within 30 days unless bills Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jampole, quarters. paign-manager brother, Robert. a .'pcttty redhead. the Democrats. dition, kosher meat must be to the consignee to remove the are paid. 33 Fairview Dr., River Plaza, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller and Like the senator, Akers served "Sje enjoyed life so," Mrs. Hails Platform washed every 72 hours by itskosher label himself," Baum said It was also decided that in son, yesterday. top aides prepared for an upa-s a Navy torpedo boat officer Sgrjna said. "She was the kind Meany praised the Democratic owners—wholesalers or butchers. The hearing will be held some- the future the township rather Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martinez, state swing Thursday and Frii-n World War II. He was one of g^l who never lost her tern- pUtform as "Tne best I've ever , It no longer is kosher if this is time in October, Baum said. than the user, will pay the cost day. of the four main characters in per. seen." He denounced the GOP of repairing water meters. this morning. The campaign was kicked off the book "They Were Expend- A_. t, _ of a tomboy in her youth, for fostering what he called "an All consumers who do not have Monmouth Medical Center Weather yesterday when Rockefeller and able," a story of PT boat action Carole blossomed into a pretty illusion and a snare" through Forand td Quit meters will be required to pur- in the Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cottrell, Old Fog early today giving way to State GOP Chairman L. Judson and cheerful young girl who her:false claims of prosperity and chase them, Mr. Waters an- A lawyer, Akers tried three Bridge, son, this morning. mostly sunny skies. Fog develop- Morhouse announced the direc- classmates at Catholic Central i unemployment. nounced. times in vain to win a congress- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Thomeing again tonight but giving way tors of a full-scale campaign Hiph School had found "sedate• The president of the United Office; At Least ional seat from Manhattan's 17th and popular." 23 Sherman Ave., West Long to fair weather Wednesday. "starting right now." ' Steelworkers Union, David J. "silk stocking" District. He once Her bullet-riddled body was McDonald, visited Kennedy, then Branch, daughter, this morning Warm and more humid with high Charge Man Lyle W. Hornbeck of Syracuse, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ignallinera today and again Wednesday in the 17 File for Job GOP state committee secretary, served as deputy to former Air found in her parked car off the publicly pledged his support of Force Secretary Thomas K. Fin- Taconic State Parkway at York-:both the Democratic presidential IS Main St., Oceanport, daugh80's inland and somewhat lower PROVIDENCE, R. I. (AP) - was selected as campaign man- at the beaches. Lows tonight Sixteen Rhode Island Democrats Booked'Bets letter. town Heights, 10 miles from her nominee and his running mate,ter, yesterday. ager. Miss Wilma C. Sivertsen around the 70-degree level. Tem- In announcing Akers' appoint- destination, Mount Kisco. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Tex- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Barker have filed as aspirants for the OCEAN TOWNSHIP-Michael of New York City, committee perature-humidity index—low 70s. ment, the younger Kennedy said Motive Unknown as. Johnson was far from a fav1-1 Harmony Rd., Middletown House of Representatives seat be Fiorillo, 35, of Judith Ct., Wanvice chairman, was named co- daughter, yesterday. Marine ing vacated after 22 years by manager. And Michael Scelsi, of his mission is to enlist everyone Why would anybody want to orite among union chiefs in pre- namassa, was arrested yesterday not serving in the c a m p a i g n Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Green, Block Island to Cape May: Rep. Aime Forand, author of a Endwell, was picked for assistant kill Carole Segretta? convention campaigning. on a charge bf bookmaking af- through the regular Democratic 24 Cherry St., Red Bank, daugh- Southerly winds around 10 knots controversial medical aid to the campaign manager. Robbery? On the farm issue, Kennedy ter county detectives reported organization. ter, yesterday. today, tonight and Wednesday, aged bill. The governor's statements dis- Her pocketbook still contained accused Nixon of betraying the they found him alone in a pri- The prime target is a group Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tutt Weather fair. Visibility 8 or 10 Forand is retiring at 65 after closed a touch of coolness toward $20. A gold watch and scarab Eisenhower administration pro- vate home where a telephone of insurgent party members who 548 Broadway, Long Branch miles but at times down to 1-3having served in Congress since Vice President Richard M. Nix- bracelet still hung on her wrist. gram under Secretary of Agricul- kept ringing. insisted on a separate committee. daughter, yesterday. miles in patchy fog around sun- 1938. At least 16 fellow Demo on's national campaign manager, Rape? ture Ezra Taft Benson which he Chief of County Detectives Finletter is a leader in that said Nixon helped write. He said Mr. and Mrs. Geral Hansen, rise. crats notified the Secretary o Leonard W. Hall. Rockefeller said State police said Carole was John M. Gawler said his in- group, which also includes Mrs. this shows Nixon's "lack of basic Bethany Rd., Hazlet, son, yes- TIDES State of their intention to seek the plans had been discussed with not molested sexually. vestigators confiscated a sup- Franklin D. Roosevelt and form- beliefs." terday. (Sandy Hook) their party's nomination. persons designated by Nixon, but A hitchhiker? , ply of evidence of horse race er Sen. Herbert H. Lehman. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thorpe, 339 Today—high, 4:19 p. m., and One Republican has filed as a not with Hall. Carole had strong feelings Kennedy endorsed a statement debts and gambling parapherna The candidate's brother said Eastborne Ave., Long Branchlow, 10:54 p. m. seeker of the GOP nomination Hall, of Oyster Bay, N.Y., was against picking up hitchhikers, ] by nine midwestern Democratic lia, and took notes on "numer- of the citizens committee: her mother said. son, vesterday. Wednesday—high, 4:41 a. m. and it was believed another migh a rival of Rockefeller for the governors and congressmen say- ous" calls for "Mike." "It will be answerable directly A motorist reported seeing a Patterson Army Hospital and 5:29 p. m.; low, 11:05 a. m.file. party's gubernatorial nomination ing that Nixon "in the short span Fiorillo was arrested at to Sen. Kennedy's organization man lift Carole's body into the and 11:53 p. m. Forand's most recent signifi two years ago. Hall is a former of 48 hours since his nomina- Lt. and Mrs. Robert F. Mun- Park Blvd. and will take its orders from car. A man fitting the same de- (For Red Bank and Rumson cant legislation is that bill bear- Republican national chairman. tion has repudiated two key parts roe, 1194 Eatontown Blvd. He gave his occupation as a the Kennedy organization." scription reportedly was seen in bridge add 2 hours; Sea Bright, ing his name which would ex- . "Vice President Nixon has of the (Eisenhower) administra- Oceanport, son, Sunday. bartender. He was released in He added that the insurgents a restaurant two hours before deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, tend medical care to the elderly made it clear that his campaign tion's program" — on defense Sp/4 and Mrs. Donald A $2,500 bail pending a hearing to- will play a major role in the Carole's death. deduct 15 minutes; Highlands under the provisions of the Social activities and all political con- spending and farm policy. Wordes, 180 Morris Ave., Long day in the Ocean Township Mu group without actually controlling bridge, add 40 minutes), Security Act. tact in this crucial state will be Vague Description Primaries Branch, daughter, Saturday. nicipal Court. it. The only clues state police Primaries featured the political Sp/4 and Mrs. Alexander R The measure is being hotly con- conducted through me and the have so far are a fawn-colored scene in three states — Michigan, Anderson, Hoffman Trailer Ct. tested and organized medicine Republican state organization," fedora and the vague descriptionKansas and Missouri — as Demo- Neptune City, daughter, Satur- Stranded Boys has been its most vociferous op- Two Cited Rockefeller said. '"We will give of the tall, thin man seen with crats and Republicans went to the day. ponent. the Nixon-Lodge ticket all pos- the victim. But Mrs. Sgritta feels polls to name their party choices Sp/4 and Mrs. William A. Are Rescued As Careless sible support." optimistic. for congressional and local of Hodapp, 88 Rockwell Ave., Long SEA BRIGHT — Three boys, RUMSON — Two drivers re- "They have to catch him," she fices. Branch, son, Saturday. stranded last night on Gunner's Obtain Some Data Russians Claim ceived careless driving summon- said. "I don't even care if they With Williams deciding against Sp/5 and Mrs. Robert J. KoIslan- d in the Shrewsbury River, ses after their cars were involved As Rocket Fails CHARLES M. KEGLEY, SR. punish him. I know that won't seeking re-election after an unrona, 95 Herbert St., Red Bank, were rescued by a member of the in separate accidents here Satur- bring my daughter back. But heprecedented six terms, Michigan son, Saturday. Coast Guard Auxiliary and poU- . S. Spy Caught WALLOPS ISLAND. Va. (AP) RARITAN TOWNSHIP—Charles day. has to be stopped from killing Democrats had a three-way con S/Sgt. and Mrs. Howard lice. MOSCOW (AP) - The Rus- —Scientists today are evaluating Martin Kegley, Sr., of 523 Wil- low St., died Sunday in River- some o^her nice young girl. I test for governor between Secre- Berndt, 69 Mitchell Dr., Eaton- Shouts of help were heard by sians today claimed to have cap- Police said the drivers were information obtained from the view Hospital. He was 68. don't want to see this happen tary of State James M. Hare, town. son, Saturday. Frank Kirschner of the auxiliary ured an American Spy they said Hardie M. Dunn, 91 Ridge Ave. short-lived flight of a Strongarm to another family." Lt. Gov. John B. Swainson and Sp'5 and Mrs. William F, and Police Capt. George Dougher- was ordered to ferrret out loca- and Samuel W. Laird. 150 Clov rocket launched here late last Mr. Kegley was born in Key- "It doesn't seem she would Detroit City Councilman Ed Con- Crews, 2007 Eatontown Gardens, ty- tions of Soviet intercontinental erdale Cir., New Shrewsbury. night. port, son of the late Felix and stop when she was that close nor. daughter, Saturday. A boat was dispatched out toballistic missiles and air defense Dunn was given a summons The rocket, failing to function Matilda Groppie Kegley. (to her destination)," Mrs. Sgrit- Michigan State University Prof. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Terth- e island to bring back the boys. installations. after his car spun off Rumson properly in its fifth stage, soared He was a boiler operator and 1 ta said. "He must have forced Paul D. Bagwell was unopposed rill, 21 Myrtle Ave., LonThe;y were uninjured. The man was identified as V,Rd. near Sailer's Way, ending to about 300 miles before drop- a member of the North New her off the road and then shot ping into the Atlantic Ocean. for governor on the Republican Branch, son, Friday. They were identified by police M. Slavnov but the announcemen up in McClendon's Pond. Jersey Fireman's Local 55. her." A spokesman at Aberdeen Prov- ticket, but vying for the GOP Capt. and Mrs. William A. as: by the National Security Com Laird's car hit a light standard Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ing Ground, Md., where the First reports had the car found nomination to oust incumbent Smith, 10 Yard Ave., Farming- Pat Cameron, Highlands; Ed- mittee did not give his nation- on the S-turn on Rumson Rd. Stella Russel Kegley; a son, Strongarm was developed, said in a lovers' lane. But state po-Democratic U. S. Sen. Patrick V. dale, daughter, Friday. ward Carberry, Brooklyn, and ality. It said he was captured in near Buena Vista Ave. Charles M. Kegley, Jr., of Key- the test was aimed at measuring lice later said that the car wasMcNamara were U. S. Rep. Alvin Gary Greeley, Newark. June as he tried to cross the Both drivers were uninjured port; three sisters, Mrs. Marie in an open area just off the electron densities at altitudes M. Bentley and former Detroit Capt. Dougherty said the boys border into Iran. Patrolman James Halligan inves- Dorsey of this place, Mrs. highway. "Everyone is talking above 200 miles. He said the rock and state Police Commissioner Milk Award told him they were dropped off There was no immediate com itigated both accidents. Charles Snyder of Red Bank and about a redhead in a lovers lane," ct was tracked for 32 seconds Donald S. Leonard. on the island by a boat. ment from either State Depart- Mrs. Amelia Dorsey of Florida, Mrs. Sgritta said. "I wish they ment or Central Intelligence Ag- and since it rose 100 miles above and two grandchildren. would stop. My Carole was just In Kansas, the Republican pri- Held Off Say Lost Continent the minimum test level, some da- mary saw a three-way race for ency sources in Washington. Services will be held tomor- a plain Jane. She loved life. She EATONTOWN - The Board of ta were collected. governor between McDill (Huck) The announcement said Slavnov Found in Aegean row at 1:30 p. m. in the Bedle loved her family and was coming Education last night decided to Fence Cause of the rocket's failure in Funeral Home. Rev. Frederick Boyd, publisher of a weekly had been given special training HELSINKI, Finland (AP) — A home to us this week-end. But hold off the awarding of a con- its fifth arid final stage will not Boos, pastor of Kcyport Luth- now she isn't coming home to newspaper, State Attorney Gen (Continued) in espionage in American intel- Greek scientist says the lost con- tract for milk until Aug. 22. be determined until all technical eran Church, will officiate. Bur- us." ''• • •' eral John Anderson and state gence sc 00 s n Limbu a d tinerit of Atlantis has been foun A motion had been made' to South St. in the area of Madison p * ! ' ^ " data have been collected and an- ial will be in Cedarwood Ceme- Rep. W. H. (Bill) Aldington. Ave. and East Bergen PI. Fuessen, West Germany, "under —beneath the waters of the Funeral services will be held award the contract to Pleasant alyzed, the spokesman said. tery. Kansas' Democratic Gov. George Peter Celli, 135 South St., pre- the direction of Harper, Uhl Aegean Sea. here tomorrow. Farms Dairy, the supplier last Docking had no primary on sented pictures and a petition mann, Holiday and other Ameri- Although legend put the lost Police today kept a round-the- year, but it wasn't seconded. MRS. LUELLA W. MARKS MRS. VIRGINIA DE ANGELIS position in his bid for an un- bearing 30 signatures protesting can agents." continent in the Atlantic, Prof. clock guard at the home of a Ralph Runyon, representing MANASQUAN - Mrs. Luella precedented third term. Two that the area is "inundated" af- The Security Committee said Angelos Galanopoulos told th TETERBORO — Mrs. Virginia South Orange, N.J., minister Shrewsbury Dairy, asked the W. Marks, 85, died Sunday at Democrats, Lt. Gov. Joseph Slavnov was to settle down in 12th general assembly of the In- Carfagnini DeAngelis, 80, of 588 • who fold them yesterday a man board to give consideration to hister every heavy rainfall. Henkle and Frank Theis, were Leningrad and collect and trans- her home, 26 Broad St. Huyler St., died in her home Sun- fitting the slayer's description firm. Henry F. Labrecque, borough ternational Union of Geodesy and after the nomination to run mit classified information on im- Mrs. Marks was born in Eatday after a short illness. had approached him Sunday seek- Four dairies bid for the conengineer- , explained that the prob- Geophysics, modern scientific in- portant defense and industrial in- tontown and was the daughter of Mrs. DeAngelis was a former ing work. against the probable GOP choice tract, all with the same price: lem encompasses Red Bank, Lit- struments located the island for the U.S. Senate—incumbent stallations in Russia. about halfway between Athens the late Theodore and Ellen Wol- resident of Rumson and Long Rev. Robert S. Maseroni, pas- 6.75 cents per half, pint contain- tle Silver, Shrewsbury, and also Andrew F. Schoeppel. The announcement said anoth- and Crete, at a depth of 900 tocott. Branch. She and her husband, tor of the First Presbyterian and er, as fixed by the Office of is a problem for the county. Missouri's Democratic Attor- er part of Slavnov's mission was 1,200 feet. The sunken "con- She had lived here many years Louis, celebrated their 55th wed- Trinity Church, told the young Milk Industry. The mayor named Councilmen to obtain Soviet passports, iden- She was the widow of Robert M ding anniversary this year. itranger that no work was avail- ney General John M. Dalton ap- The other two bidders were Oakley, John Warren, Jr., and tinent," an earthquake victim, is tification cards, party and youth Marks. Their late son, A. C. DeAnge- able. peared headed for an easy vic- Woolley Dairy and William Me Harry Malchow to meet with ne- estimated to have been 36 squan tory as party nominee for gov- organization cards and the like miles in area. Mrs. Marks was a past ma- lis, who lived in Fair Haven and - The minister described the man Cue Dairy. cessary officials of the neighbor- for future spies headed for the tron of Wall Chapter, Order of New Shrewsbury, died last year. as tall and thin with an angular ernor. ing municipalities to see if the A tighter contest loomed on drainage problem can be straight- Soviet Union to use. the Eastern Star, here. He was vice president of Dynam- face. The youth said he was en Bontempo on Atomic Surviving are a son, Richard h e R( Ica n sld w h M S ened out. ics Corp. of America, and for- route from his Texas home to] Q ur. ^' R %ri " , ' Charge Youths New Hampshire and wanted to s°un Sta'e Reps: If. ard £ Fear 64 on Formosa Energy Commission E. Marks, here; two daughters mer general manager of Bendix Mrs. Claude B. Carr, here, and earn trave^l expenses by doing Farmer, Jr., and William B. Hearing Postponed Dead After Typhoon TRENTON (AP) — Salvatore Corp., Red Bank. Ewald battling it out. With Assault | Mrs. J. Wolcott Brown of Sea Surviving, besides her husband, odd jobs. TAIPEI, Formosa (AP) - Six- A. Bontempo, New Jersey com- Girt; a brother, Harry Wolcott LONG BRANCH - Two Fort For Rumson Pair are a daughter-in-law. Mrs. Dor- Police in New York and New ty-four Chinese were feared dead missioner of Conservation andof Eatontown; a sister, Mrs. Monmouth soldiers charged three is DeAngelis of New Shrewsbury, Jersey asked churches to be on RUMSON—A hearing on a loi-on Formosa today in the v/ake Economic Development, today ac- George Atteridge, Califon; three Charge Youths civilian juveniles with assault three grandchildren, and two the lookout for youths with simi- tering charge against two local of torrential downpours that fol- cepted a bid to serve on an ad-grandchildren, and 11 great- and battery after an automobih great-grandchildren. lar requests. men was postponed last night lowed Typhoon Shirley. The rains visory committee for the Atomic grandchildren. With Robbery fight here last night on Ocean Energy Commission. A requiem mass was offered until they could get legal coun- slacked off, and thousands of po- The Robert C. Neary Funeral EATONTOWN—Two Juveniles Ave. this morning in St. Francis Cath-. sel. lice and troops worked to help Bontempo said the committeeHome is in charge of arrange- charged with taking $50 from Barry Buckser and Victor olic Church, Hackensack. Burial- The two are Raymond Smith, isolated communities and more of state officials will meet in ments. Soviet the Pate Garden Center, Rt. 35,Wallder, both 18, students at tha Washington Aug. 22 to consider was in Darlington Cemetery, 21 Church St., and Frank Mc- than 50,000 homeless. Ramsey. were apprehended in Long army signal school, said they (Continued) Girr, Washington St. They were Police headquarters said 23 per- a proposed state radiation pro- BENJAMIN LEVI Branch last night. were cut off while riding in an tection law and a co-operative It said the U. S. government issued summonses by police last sons were known dead and 12 ARTHUR IRELAND Police said the youths, age 17open top sports car. RUMSON — Benjamin Levi wanted the meeting "to conceal week for allegedly loitering near were missing. Press reports said agreement with the federal gov- and 16, arrived at the center at The soldier claimed they 78, of 66 East River Rd., died FREEHOLD - Arthur Ireland, its unwillingness to achieve an the borough park, off River Rd. in addition a driver and 28 mem- ernment on the licensing and 2:30 p. m. yesterday. were attacked by three youths regulation of raidoactive mate- suddenly Sunday in Riverview 75, of 24 Spring St., died sud- agreement on this question." In other municipal court ac- bers of a Chinese opera troupe denly last nifiht in Monmouth One of the youths entered the in another car. They gave polic° rials. Hospital, Red Bank, The Soviet letter did not say tion last night, Magistrate Wil- — 16 of them women — were Medical Center. building and allegedly took th° a description of the car, which son of the late Henry and Sarah specifically the Russians would liam I. Riker fined: probably drowned when the truck money from the cash register led to arrests of three juveniles son ofmthe late Henry and Sarah Born in Whiting, in Ocean Coun- boycott a meeting of the disarma- Morgan Lamarche, 373 Bell-1 in which they were riding was Five From County while the other diverted atten- Police said the three admitted Levy Levi, and had lived here ty, he was a son of the late Job ment commission. But reliable rose La., Randnor, Pa., $30,: swept off a bridge in southern 12 years. He had been a summer and Maria Peynolds Ireland, and tion by making a small pur- forcing the soldiers to the side careless driving; Theodore J At Quakers' Session diplomatic sources said none of Formosa. resident of Rumson 40 years. had lived here 50 years. chase, police said. of the road. son, 338 Navesink River Rd., the Communist nations would at- A total of 188 injured were re- LAKE GEORGE, N.Y. -Five Mr. Levi was a clothing manu He was the husband of tho late The center owner, however, The youths are being held for Middletown. careless driving/ ported, eight of them in serious tend, and the Soviet attitude Monmouth County, N. J. residents facturer in New York City for Catherine Dunn Ireland. took down part of the license action by the juvenile authori- $25, and Edward Stone, Jr., 765 would discourage participation condition. At least two persons represented the Society of Friends many years until he retired 12 Mr. Ireland was a retired em- number as the youths drove'lies, police said. Broad St., Red Bank, speeding, by many of the Asian-African na- also were reported killed in theof Monmouth County at the 265th years ago. ployee of the Nescafe Coffee away. $35. tions. southern Ryukyu Islands. annual business session last week. Surviving are his wife, Mrs Company Here. He was a mem. Police said the suspects wilHlI Missing Security They are Edmund Goerke, Accuses Russia be turned over to county juve- Sayde Choyke Levi; a son, Hen ber of St. Rose of Lima Catholic In proposing the commission Sub Starts East-West Highlands; Dean Frieday, Elber- ry C. Levi of this place; a daugh Church. nile authorities. Men Not SoughInfant t Found on; Barbara Scott, Middletown; meeting, the United States ac-| Trip Under Pole Ico ter, Mrs. Isabel L. Herz of Mid Surviving are six daughters, WASHINGTON (AP) - The Myra Holland, Matawan, and Joa dletown, and six grandchildren. Mrs. Ann Welsh nnd Mrs. Eliza- cus Russia of breaking up the 10- p,.0|,p Tl.pfi of O7()0 Dead in Bed PORTSMOUTH, N. H. (AP) - Fogarty, Manasquan. nation East-West negotiations in' , l , * FBI says it is not checking on The funeral will be tomorrow beth BiirclRe, both of Freehold; The nuclear submarine Seadragon Mrs. Mary Matthews of Cnstro Geneva and said the full com- In Whiskey I'Vom Bar the whereabouts of two U. S, ASBURY PARK (AP) - Mr. at 2 p. m. in the Worden Fu- National Security Agency em- and Mrs. William Hester awoke is bound for the Arctic today to Meyner Visiting neral Home, Rod Bank. Rabbi Valley. Cnlif.; Mrs. Knthorine mission should consider the re- MIDDLETOWN — Police are ployes who left for a vacation inthis morning to find their six- attempt the first east-west cross- Arthur H. Hershon will officiate. Bartle of Ilaywood, Calif.; Mrs. sulting situation. probing the theft of over $700 , p , , State Guardsmen tne Wes and a parcnt y wen month-old daughter dead at theing beneath the North Pole. Burial will be In Fair View Ceme- Sarah Nodine of Linden, and Mrs. in whiskevy from Louis'Louis s TaverTavern I... »«...:.. •_. ...J Lodge, the Republican nominee to Mexico instead. foot nf their bed. West-to-east sub-polar voyages CAMP DRUM, N. Y. (AP) -Gov. tery. Margaret Van Brookhnven of for the U, S. vice presidency, is on Rt. 35 over fhe week-end. Clifton; a brother, Lafayette Ire- Bcrnon F. Mitchell, 31, and Wi|. Police said the Infant, Phyllis have been made by the atomic Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey expected to resign from the According to tapt_ Raymond|||anl „ Martill| 29j t)CKan ,hcir land of Lakehursl; n sister, Mrs. Darling Hester, apparently work- submarines Nautilus, Sargo and is to visit today with the 3,300 MRS. LENA SWAIN American UN delegation after T. Walling, over 100 bottles were vacations June 24 and were due Elizabeth Del Mar of Brooklyn: ed her way down to the foot of Skate. National Guardsmen from his the commission meeting and de- LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Lena 12 grandchildren, and eight great- tauPn T u , 'back abou' 'he middle of July. the bed while her parents slept, Seadragon's departure from stale bivouacked In the Held. vute his full time to the political Swain, 65. of 6 Scavicw Manor, grandchildren. He said thieves sained entry|Thcy have not conlaclcd thcjr became tangled In the bedclothes, Portsmouth yesterday was favor- Meyner will remain overnight campaign. died yesterday In tho Monmouth to tho bunding by cutting a ,arn|lics nt)r |hea gincc ,h and suffocated. ed by clear summer weather. She as the guest of Maj. Gen. James County Welfare Home. Tho James K. HigRlns Memo- left. is manned by 07 officers and men rial Home is in cliargo of arrange- dowscree. n and forcing a side win- inft The child had been sleeping F, Cantwell, commander of the She was born In Richmond, "1 he Soviet call for a new sum- Authorities said the two booked and also has aboard seven civil- ments, between her parents at their New Jersey troops, Va., daughter of the late Paul mit conference aroused home plane passace to Mexico City Ian technicians. home, 423 Prospect Ave., police The guardsmen, In the secondand Elizabeth Prlco Smith, and optimism and considerable doubt WOMKN COPS IN BOKNEO CAIIH 01' TIIWKfl A check of Mexico City said. Families of most of the Navy week of a two-weck tactical train- had lived here 45 years. Her hus- in the British press, n '• showed Ihey had personnel previously loft fnr ing period, will leave for homeband was the late Joseph Swain, Itnl llnnli I'lrai Alii, to Mr. Rlilun 1 RR »mi l,l» »Ml«mm«. our ri-lnllvri nml "It mighhtt be, as the Russians|Russians . y ,, roi Hawaii. Scadragon's new duty Thursday nlRht and Friday, Surviving are two daughters,lrlrnil« ll, lim,l> l nil »hn rnmtorlril in l,y : that such a gathering!1" Ur*\ wnl™ «**• Application* | . station will be Pearl Hnrbor. , .. "' " »" 'tut-In* Ilif inn nl our i re bplnbpinKK for firsflr s1 20 cft Dr. Herbert A. Knapp, asiistant Mrs, Marguerite Accno and Mrs. fathiir Hi' oxlrnil hnnrlfelt ihnnkii nnd • would reduce international tcii- i °. 'f™, "T, , The two work an junior m-th- Her skipper, Cmdr. George P. Rpl'rpclnllun. i'f! ' on f™or '"cc "Tot|p<1 T Monmouth County physician has School Painting Bid Dorothy Swain, and a sister nun." said the middlc-of-Uit- ,,° ,\ ..I"' / , "" 'VmatlciaiV u at the Ft. 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In Advanc* Om year $15.00; Six month! 11.00 Single copy al counter. 7 cenu copy by mall, t cents The desert below had cracks an4i wrinkles and looked like a sandbbx TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, I960' after the children have been called in. There was a round hole to the right and thin razor nicked roads led to the The Search Begins edge of it. The hole is called Meteor BISHOP Crater antji long before man thought You've got to give those poli- to offer. For example, state Sen. of sending a missile into space, one came from space ticians credit. They don't let any Richard R. Stout would certainly to us and' dug a crater deep enough to hide a hundred grass grow under their feet. like to be tapped to run for the post. apartment houses. The main reason the Republi- He has been soft-selling — as they I wondered how long ago, and what the Indians cans gathered in Chicago last week say in the advertising business — his thought as they saw the red hot ball come out of the was to pick presidential and vice candidacy to date. But you can look night sky. Were they afraid? How much more afraid presidential candidates as well as for the senator to get more active would they, be if they could step out of the past, a in the days ahead. proud feathered people on sleepy pinto ponies, a'nd see to adopt a party platform. this silver bird, holding over a hundred people, think But many members of the New And while his name has not been its way from New York to Los Angeles at 550 miles Jersey delegation there were look- mentioned too prominently, consid- per hour. ing beyond 1960—to the days when eration must certainly be given to It was a hot summer day dowm there. The earth a candidate for governor is picked Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadleston shimmered with heat. Up here, we could see almost in 1961. of Shrewsbury. Here is a man who a hundred miles in every direction and the air was has an outstanding record in gov- sparklingly clear. Some passengers dozed. Some looked With Gov. Robert B. Meyner's ernment — an articulate fighter These Days: out the windows. Some played cards. Scott Brady chief executive career in the twi- whose ability is well known. He has EDITORIAL VIEWS sat in the beautiful lounge talking to two men about light state, Republicans are already Senator Kennedy. always impressed us. Goldwater's Conservatism starting to look over possibilities for OF OTHER PAPERS There is an, unreal quality to this. The tempera- But don't think that our county By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY e J0 ture outside the plane was, 43 below zero. Four hours ' , .is the only place where guberna- CHICAGO—They have returned I and 18 minutes earlier, we had been in New York. What happened to Senator Barry Goldwater at And since most of them were in torial prospects grow_ Now, Winslow, Arizona, was behind us, and Los An- the Republican Convention will have a profound ef- National Convention here was Chicago, it was a good opportunity geles would be under our slender nose in 59 minutes. Sen. Walter H. Jones of Bergen fect upon the Republican Party and upon certain seg' consciously and carefully full of to scan the field. nostralgia and remembrance. It Unreal, exotic poetry. A dream for opium addicts. County ranks as the leading guber- ments of the Democratic Party who are very unhap- A time for looking backward over the shoulder to While we are unhappy that the natorial contender. And, while he py. Goldwater asserted the principles of conservatism. Republicans turned down Labor sharpest contrast to the Demo- ask how far we have come in such a short time. And, may or may not admit it, he is al- He was uncompromising. He constant- Secretary James P. Mitchell of Lit- cratic Convention in Los Angeles. even more fearsomely, to look ahead. ready hard at work trying to line up ly used the term, "We conservatives!" That was a powerful, modern On the flight deck, the crew saw no poetry in it. tle Silver as a vice presidential can- support. Sen. Jones has had his eyes He dared to be himself without dema- show; the effort here was to pre- sent an old-fashioned show—to To these four men, it was just American Airlines didate, we are happy that he has goguery, without self-seeking, without on the state house for a long time. present the Republican party as Flight 2, Idlewild to Los Angeles. The four would be suddenly blossomed forth as a gu- demanding. the party of decorum and tra- And so has Sen. Wayne Dumont dition. lost in a party in anybody's cellar. And yet, collec- bernatorial possibility. And this in of Warren County—who also has Nevertheless, it was clear that he tively, they represent 69 years of airline experience. had aroused the entire Convention to The conduct of the new GOP spite of reports that he is planning been in the race for years. Needless Presidential nominee, Richard Captain Howard Morton has 27 years; First Offi- belief and to respect. Barry Goldwater Nixon, from first to last has been cer Michael Barna has 17 years; Second Officer George to leave public life after his current to say, there are many other guber- keyed to this note. The impres- emerged from the Republican Conven- Weiderhold has been in the air 14 years,' and Engi- term expires. natorial aspirants. sion left is that the Republicans SOKOLSKY tion as, next to Richard Nixon, the propose to run their campaign on neer Stanley Klimecka has been watching engine Mr. Mitchell is a most able man So even though November is the principal leader of the party. His influence in Con- 'towns™' porches of the smali|gauges njne years por fun> Qn dayg ^ thes(J gress will be enormous. He has given the conservatives —and we have no doubts that he j first big hurdle for the New Jersey f 1 own liul lanes and of both parties a new hope that one day soon they Thus the platforp m adoptep d here)) 'y the' " e P Captain Morton has, would be an excellent selection to! GOP, they long to have themselves is rather more conservative on occasiooccasionn , landed his on a road leading into a MexMexll- may find a spiritual and political home. than that of the Democrats. Ac-Lan viiiaop run for the New Jersey chief execu- a Republican governor. And what tually, all that has happened here d" vmd6e- tive's job. better time to start looking for the Goldwater might have stood before the Conven- has shown the GOP rank and They saw none of the poetry because they wer« And Monmouth County has more man than right now. tion, as Lyndon Johnson and Adlai Stevenson did be- file to be far more attached to busy. Flight 2 American lifted off the runway at Idle- fore their Convention, to be counted, to see what his the party's Old Guard tradition than to its comparatively liberal wild weighing 237,106 pounds. It carried 94,000 pounds strength was. He chose not to do that because what:Eisenhower-Nixon wing. of fuel. On takeoff, 5,200 pounds of water had been Your Money's Worth: do numbers count when one seeks hearts and minds? The true hero of the conven- poured into the engines to increase the density of air His speech asking his followers to give their votes "on^a. not jj™^ to Richard Nixon was one of the highlights of the £; Z hero 'Incredible' Ingorance About Stocks was Sen. Barryy Goldwater of,, thingsg . Their slide rules and computers were work- Convention. It was a lecture more than a political ArizonAi a whho hah s bbecome the new, ing an the time, By SYLVIA PORTER speech. It was a lecture on the give and take of demo- head of right-wine Republican- 6 ism. The landing gear, as big as two automobiles, had cratic organization; it was a lecture on the responsi- Back on Mar. 1, 1955, the New the millions who own stocks with- mation is to me the critical news. The cheers for Goldwater that hardly been tucked into the belly of the plane when out knowing this ownership in- Incidentally, 83 per cent of all bilities of citizenship. So powerful were his words that York Stock Exchange came out rose from the convention floor Flight 2 weighed three tons less than it had at the with the most extensive survey volves risk will be inclined to adults say they never have talked the delegates sat spellbound and even such a cynic were deeply-felt cheers. Most blame "the system" rather than with a stock broker either in per- head of the runway. Each .hour, seven more tons of ever undertaken of the public's as Edward R. Murrow was moved to mark the phe- people would agree that if Nixon themselves for any losses they son or on the telephone! had not already and inevitably kerosene was lost in the trackless sky behind it. When attitudes toward owning stocks, may take. The million- who In 1955, Wall Street was startled nomenon of a sincere man among politicians. locked up the nomination, it It highlighted bought stocks for a "quick by the finding that 16,000,0001 might well have gone, assuming the plane touched down at L.A., it would weigh 154,000 the "horrify- profit" (the reason cited lor adults wanted to know more; Who is this. Barry Goldwater? He is a U.S. Senator a free choice on the floor, to pounds, over 41 tons lighter than when it started. ing" news that'buying by the largest percentageabout stocks. In 1360, the find-] Goldwater. from the small state of Arizona. He is a department There is no poetry in that. The wonder and beau- da IIUULhuge' 7II7 peUK Ir «o*f «uadultsu"->() o"anUd uiaicainsteaud IIIIfindU they:ininn INgK 1is5 lllflthalt JO.UU36.000,00U UU0U Wanwantt tofO!l * t • e *t • t* 1.1 t_ « There has been something of StOre 0Wner as WaS hlS father and randfather beforo cent, or more!have a "quick loss" will tend to know more, and most want to! ' g William McKinley here. There ty of it is lost in mundane figures. The ear-splitting hir Ua iat f1 r a H ic than 75,000,000,icriticize all "Wall Street" rather "start from the beginning and go him". H e """was °a jet flye"°r an" d i s "a krinaHiobrigadier r oonoragenerai l inin has been something of Robert A. thunder of jet flight can be heard clearly on the ground, of America's than themselves. rlow." Okay—the wavy to start the Air Force Reserve. He is, in effect, the small city, Taft here. There has not been r but, from inside, it is a soft whine left far behind in adults at that Ignorance can breed dangerous f °m the beginning is to start small businessman American who loves his country much devotion here among the time couldn't,bias and bigotry in finance as from the beginning. Read the delegates—oddly enough—to the flight. The American Airlines Flagship flies at eight- even describe;well as in social life. simple what-how-why-where pam- as he knows it and would like to keep it that way. Eisenhower Administration on tenths of the speed of sound, and eight-tenths of the hIets the a common In his offjcia, report Funston P exchanges and many He is progressive, as every merchant must be to stay even to Nixon. His own decision „ . „ ,„ . „, tU. „„_ „* n. . __ PORTER stockl and a i understandably accents the sur- 'op-notch brokerage firms offer to adopt a slightly !eft-of-center noise is gone before the ear of the passenger can hear free Attend free in business, but he does not sacrifice quality for the full 39 per centjVey's positive aspects-the up- lectures. Ask position has been accepted, but it. Sound proofing kills another 15 per cent. of those who owned stocks ac-;surgp in the number who.d |ike;simple questions and demand ephemera of fashion. He is unafraid because he left not cheerfully. sim le The passenger hears only five per cent. I was tually didn't^ know what sort of;to lnvest the ,arge percentage! P answers which make sense his fears behind him in the dead of night as he flew The prevailing view here from Investment they held. t0 vou thinking about this when I noticed that the big hole !who believe there should be more - - in experimental jets. His ancestors were unafraid as beginning to end was not really That survey helped spur the,stockholders, etc. | PS. When you buy a common for such a course; it was for old- in the ground was gone. The dragon fly was in a new stock o! a cor they crossed the desert to peddle their wares in new time Republicanism.' Eisenhower NYSE into spearheading an un- But the abysmal lack of inlor- P°ration, you be- bowl. A bigger bowl. It was coming down and the precedently expensive and wide- .come a part owner of that cor- territory. was popular here mostly because spread campaign to inform Amer- -poration. In return for your he is officially a Republican; his altimeter was clicking off the thousands of feet like ican adults about stocks and the |share in the corporation's busi- The curiosity of the rich sons and grandsons of the ideas were far from popular. an express elevator headed for the lobby. pros and cons of owning them. CARMICHAEL jne«. you usually get dividends jEast, particularly of New York and Washington, is Today, Aug. 2, l!)60, the NYFE if :'-<; business goes well. ItaSn t acalaienin;:h[c; ^ ? ? en you buy a bond of a cor-lthat although they cling to their inherited wealth, they Someone once ask has come out with its first up- Nixon himself wili take a "moH., ed what I thought of the jets. I poration for state, city, etc.), ddatini g off thah t initiail survey of suffer a feeling of sin for possessing it. I once knew ern" Republican line—but will i answered truthfully; "Hoilrs of dreamy poetry fol- the public's attitudes. It dis- Y MITA WABut they like to keep the fortunes, Nevertheless, they norance sn appalling nnd of na- 11 j b wilh theS would so chan e this countr that those who ai e labor His tactics for the coming tional concern is that we are be- Sr?,' " T °» 8 y ' - struRgle, meanwhile, are already coming a land of stockholders. In Honda is "space expediter.' , , clear. He in solnc to take and addition to the millions of us who "But he doesn't have a thinq to in8 today can under no circumstances accumulate maintain a very high-level po- program at Cape Canaveral. sition. He will say nothing harsh directly own common stocks, the do with the missile spnee probing havwealte hchanged as thei, rbu ancestort their assets dids . atFoe rstil theml enormou, the s timeands studv indicates another Immense His job is to determine what of the Democratic ticket of Ken- 1,1,000,000 are "nn the threshold agencies occupy what space in remain their own. It is a curious phenomenon which nedy nnd Johnson He vli| n'fnr of investing" find on lop nf this, the state's jam-pneked office'some psychologist or sociologist may study but when himself as a grave and sober another 22,500,1)00 are interested" n has t0dca lwit h polltically il becomes very man In an era of wnr|in«t the nemocrnts will slock market slump nf the past , , . , , , not be done by Nlxnn. For he, few months, it's improbable that Barry Goldwater is not ashamed of his ancestorsW has wirclw hnr-n infi"! hns been lost more than 50. and were respected in their small community. They YOUNG BETTOR mn "enormous chiillnni'e," em-' She first lost It less than two BOSTON (AP) - A veteran po- 1 lived quietly and did not squander their means. He phiihl/fi the NYSI/'. pieMdeiil. years after her marrlni;c while lice sergeant and n detective who Keith I'linsloM "Our guiil |, ;ts w r< h hi t!il l < II " nn,.. Imlhan twnynm.il wiw,, f [0 f u, C(nml|.y fmm PC(jm)in|c ancll fV " " " ! ^ ' . ]"'•' nj'.nln. ; ' , J, , iiifli'r the proprietor was nrrcstcd, I'll III' j'h Unit !•,, I N Franklin Square, L. I., was best Church. Rev. John Collins, pas- man for his brother. tor, officiated. After Aug. 15, Mr. and Mrs. The bride is the daughter of j Rudner will live at 468 Lincroft- Mrs. Bruce Wallace Campbell of Middletown Rd., Lincroft. Around Monmouth With Milli By Mrs. Albert J. Hruska Dancing to the music of Billy more beautiful than she appears Sher's orchestra on the Salvator in news pictures or on TV, wore Terrace of the Monmouth Park a lovely printed silk gown with Jockey Club Saturday night was a tiered skirt. .. absolutely heavenly.. .The ter- The slim, blonde Wynn (Mrs. AUG. 17 IS THE DATE selected for the annual summer party which the board of the race was open to the cool night Samuel) Thomas of "The Syca- Family and Children's Service of Monmouth County will stage in Val Ernie's Sea air.. .the breeze was delightful mores" on Thomwood Farm in and the view from the terrace of Middletown wore a long Grecian Girt Inn. This year's party is a luncheon and entertainment. Committee aides pic- the patios, pool and gardens all gown of emerald green chiffon tured are Mrs. Charles C. Schock, Jr., of Sea Girt, left, and Mrs. Frank M. Sibley drenched in man-made moonlight, that seemed to have been de- of Riverside Ave., Red Bank. • and drenched at intervals with signed especially for her. . .one hurricane Brenda's exciting down- of the drifting draperies of the pours, was like dancing on a dress was worn casually across penthouse terrace under a water- her shoulders almost completely Plainfield fall. hiding her fabulous necklace of The Turf Charity Ball and Car- emeralds and diamonds. . .Her nival was as much a fashion show arrings were large tear-drop Is Home as it was the season's top social imeralds with diamond clasps event. . .New Jerseys' First Lady, hat matched the emerald pend- Mrs. Robert B. Meyner, who is ints of the necklace.. .The ear- Of Placzeks very much younger and even rings, necklace and a bracelet MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs were a gift to Wynn from her lusband. Dr. Thomas.. .They Walter Bernard Placzek have re- ere custom-made for her by turned from a wedding trip t3 /an Cleef and Arpels and are PRIZE FASHIONS—Pictured are two outstanding designs from the summer collec- Maine and Canada and are livins Engagement inly a small part of her magni- •at 815 Second PI., Plainfield. tion of Jane Derby, winner of this year's Cotton Fashion Award. At left, navy and icent collection of jewels. -The former Miss Marlene Kern The petite, brunette and very whita houndstooth checked cotton it used for a bouffant tunic dress banded in Koenig, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Announced white organdy. At right, two shades of cotton guipure lace are combined for a ro- ovely Blanche (Mrs. Amory Has- John E. Koenig, Spring Hill Rd., cell of Woodland Farm, Middle- mantic evening gown with blue bodice, white skirt and a silk ribbon sash tied at the was married to the son of Mrs. own, wore a long gown of stif- waistline. Walter Placzek. 517 Wheatland ened silk in a deep blue-green Ave., Bound Brook, and the late nnt.. .The stunningly beautiful Mr. Placzek. :ay (Mrs. Jack) Giordano of By DOROTHY ROE for a social career, made her Rev. Joseph Novak performed 'atterson La., Middletown, wore debut in New Orleans and mar- AP Women's Editor the ceremony in St. Mary's Cath- hobble-skirted beige silk gown ried Arthur L. Derby of Boston. olic Church, Bound Brook, July Jane Derby, a designer who B&PW Sets just above ankle length that was During frequent visits to Paris 16. deserted life in society for a the epitome of simplicity.. .Eu- she became interested in the Given in marriage by her fath- genie (Mrs. Louis E.) Marron of lerious fashion career, is winner techniques of the French coutu- Picnic For nf this year's Cotton Fashion er, the bride wore a dress of Brielle wore a short, slim sheath riers from whom she bought her completely covered with softly iri- Award, presented annually to an silk organza. Her pearl crown clothes, and decided to learn how descent yellow sequins and a outstanding designer for imagin- Tomorrow held a silk illusion veil and she fashions are born. She worked white fox stole. . .Mildred (Mrs. ltive use of cotton. carried a satin fan covered with two years as an apprentice in EVERETT —The Business andjjTrdem-a"S- Coe) Norton wore a beautiful Ceremonies attending presenta- a Paris dressmaking house, then l-nfoccirkna t U/nmon'r rinClukb of*-if) i white ermine cape stole over a tion of the award by Mayor Rob- Mrs. Stephen Fedar, South Am- GIRL SCOUTS HAVE FUN at Camp Nomoco, campsite returned to the United States to Red Bank will hold its annual )oy, served as matron of honor. green black and white printed ert F. Wagner of New York in- begin her own fashion career. Af- picnic at the home of Mrs. Mar- of the Northern Monmouth County Council of Girl silk gown. cluded a fashion show of the sum- Mrs. Robert Pusey, Bloomfield, ter a few years of preparatory garet Ryder here tomorrow was the bridal attendant. They Teddy (Mrs. William E) Eit- mer collections of Mrs. Derby Scouts, which is open on full-time schedule. Pictured work she opened her own whole- night. were dressed alike in blue nylon ner of Monmouth Hills wore a and the seven previous award by the camp's swimming pool, left to right, are Gloria sale dress house in 1938, and has Mrs. Samuel Sestito of Long gowns over taffeta with match- simple short gown of off-white winners, at Gracie Mansion. been known ever since for the Branch, a member of the club, ing headpieces. They carried blue Silva, Eatontown; Carol Laurino, Oceanport, and Ruth silk, and Carole (Mrs. R, H.) Former award winners are: Adele good taste and aristocratic air was recently honored by the satin fans covered with roses. Ern of Locust wore a white cot- Simpson (1953), Harvey Berin Elle Markman, Eatontown. of her designs. U.S.O., Long Branch, at a testi Michael Koscnsky, Bound Brook ton full-skirted short gown with (1954) Thomas Brigance (1955), tnonial dinner for 20 years' serv- Brook, was the best man. Charles inserts of pale blue eyelet em- Ben Reig (1956), Anne Fogarty ice. from Rutgers University, and is June Jay Applegate FIREMEN TO MEET Carlisle, South Amboy, ushered broidery. . .Among the man y, (ins7), James Galanos (1958) Mrs. Betty Baldwin, the prcsi a member of the faculty at the A reception followed at Rari Miss DeVoe RIVER PLAZA— Mr. and Mrs many others present were the Pa- and Pauline Trigere (1959). BUTLER PARK - The New ent, and Mrs. Ella Wiltshire Atlantic Township School. tan Valley Inn, Somerville. Stanley C. Morford, 96 South Laki risian star of stage, screen and Highlighted in the Derby col- Jersey State Volunteer Firemen's Diggle, past president, attended Mr. Johnson was graduated The bride was graduated from Dr., announce the egnagement o T.V., Claude Dauphin, and his lection were a group of dark Association will meet Sunday at the national biennial convention from McBurney School in New Harold G. Hoffman High School, Is Engaged their daughter. Miss June Jaj young and beautiful wife, who men's wear cotton street dresses, 2 p. m. in the Butler Park fire t Philadelphia, at which the „__. „..„, ,, „ ..YorYorkk and Vanderbilt UnivUniversitye , South Amboy, and Newark State RED BANK - Mrs Harold ,, ^ Applegate, to Robert Francis Me looked like "Aleta," the princess vivid cotton print afternoon and house. Delegates from the 219 lational officers were installed. af|ef r hh ch hhh e attcndeddd College. She is on the faculty of Smith DeVoe of 57 Reckless PI. Sweeney of Jersey City. He of the Misty Isles in the Prince cocktail costumes and organdy member companies, and their school there. He is a member the Franklin School, South Plain announces the engagement of her the son of Mrs. Francis McSwee Valiaat stories.. .She wore a and lace evening gowns. families, will take part in the of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, field. daughter, Miss Christina Flo- ney, Long Island, N. Y., and th white gown and her honey blonde seventh annual Firemen's Family and served in the Army. Mr. Mrs. Derby is a native of Tide- DAR Event The bridegroom was graduated rence DeVoe, to Joel Munson late Francis McSweency. hair was done in a thick braid Day. Johnson is a field representative, water, Va., who was educated from Bound Brook High •School Johnson, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. The wedding will take plao that circled her head in medie- employed by Atlas Supply Com- and is a mail carrier in Middle- Joel Munson Johnson of Circle Oct. 29 in St. James Catholii val fashion.. .Her make-up was s Scheduled ex. Dr., Rumson. pany. Church. that new chalk-white with pale Kitty Kelly: SEA BRIGHT — Mrs. Charles The engagement was an- A fall wedding is planned. Miss Applegate is a graduat orange lipstick and her eyes ownsend and Mrs. Otis R. Sea- nounced at a buffet supper party of Red Bank High School and th seemed to be green and very First Social beautiful.. .M. and Mme. Dau- man are chairmen of the buffet at the home of the bride-elect's LAKESIDE VISIT Ann May School of Nursing a' Wife Regrets Leaving, luncheon, fall fashion show and RUMSON — Fifty couples at- mother for 40 of the couple's Fitkin Hospital, Neptune. She is phin have adopted Monmouth :ard party which Shrewsbury tended the first social given by friends. TAFTON, Pa. — Mr. and employed in the office of Dr, County (Oakhurst) as their prin- 'owne Chapter, Daughters of the Congregation Bnal Israel's new- Miss DeVoe also is the daugh- and Mrs. Robert D. McLaugh- William L. Wood, Red Bank. cipal home. Wants Husband Back imerican Revolution, will hold ly-formed Mr. and Mrs. Club ter of the late Mr. DeVoe. She lin, 86 Linden Ave., Red Bank, Mr. McSweeney is a gradual Mike (state of Maine farmer) hursday, Sept, 8, at the Penin- Saturday night at the synagogue. Stavola of Middletown and Mrs. attended the Woman's College of N. J., and their children, Lin of Lincoln High School, Jerse Dear Kitty Kelly: Unless he does, he will remain ula House. The program included dancing, the University of North Carolina, City, and is with the Jerse Stavola.. .Gene Bush of Holmdel adolescent. Only the immature Ann and Robert are My husband and I have been Fashions will be shown by games, and refreshments. and graduated from the Universi-! ' vacationing City office of the Allstate Insur and Laurence and Sylvia Taylor evade responsibility. Show him separated 10 months. We were teinbach's of Red Bank and As- In charge of the event were ty of Delaware. She received her! here at Lenape Village on Fair- ance Co. of Rumson. . .Dianna Diggin, th,'e my reply. quite young when we married. bury Park. Committee aides will Mr, and Mrs. Nathan Shapiro. 'master's degree in education view Lake. suntanned blonde and beautiful Our little boy is two years old be Mrs. Horton B. Garrison, Mrs. lifeguard of the Surfrider Beach Dear Kitty Kelly: and hardly knows his father. That "ohn Sawhill, Mrs. George Cook, Club in Sea Bright and daughter breaks my ljeart. But is seems I am 14. Whenever my par Mrs. E. R. Irwin, Mrs. Sherman Miss Mount of the Myron O. Diggins of Rum- impossible for my husband even ents answer the telephone and Strong, Mrs. Walter C. Guptil, Play It Real Cool in Summer son. . .Diane Giersch, daughter of to try to get along. We sit down it's for me, they say I'm not at Mrs. Harry H. Sutton, Mrs. Rob- Councilman and Mrs. Frederic E. to talk things over and end up home. I don't think this is right ert Giblon, Mrs. Harry Morford By VIVIAN BROWN If you go rifling in a conver- ming with dancing later, you Honored Giersch, Jr., of Hilltop Rd., Red being twice as angry as we were. When I do use the phone, I don't and Mrs. Edwin R. Reed. AP Beauty Editor ible car, wear a hat with a should find out where you can Bank, also was with a large par- NAVESINK - Miss Susan ty of young people.. .Diane won Right after I left, my husband talk long. Are my parents right Keep cool if you'd look pretty irim, preferably one that ties shower, bathe, shampoo your hair Mount, daughter of Mr. and Mrsthe "Miss Surfrider" title Friday begged me to come back. I said or am I?—Bombay Girl. this summer. inder your chin. This will help and make up in comfort after Dumont R. Mount, Locust Poinl evening.. .Sarah Jane Logue of 1 no longer loved him, but within Dear Bombay Girl: You're A game of sports such as ten- eep your face cool. Wear sun- the swim. Chances are, without Mrs. Clements Rd., was guest of honor at a re Rumson won the Junior Miss my heart I knew I loved him as probably one of those very pop- nis or golf needn't put you in [lasses. If the sun is beating freshening up, you will not look cent bridal shower given by Mis Surfrider title.. If there had been dearly as ever. I just feared be- ular girls whose eager beaver the hot, perspiring class when iown, a light cotton jacket may like his dream girl when he takes April Ginter at the home of Mrs.a contest for "Mr. Surfrider" it ing hurt again. boy friends keep the phone To Wed Lawyer the mercury soars. There are teep you cooler than a sleeve- you home. H. P. Woodward, 40 Shadow Lake would have been a tie between Now although I have a. good ringing 24 hours of the day. BELLS.MEAD — Mr. and Mrs. ways of beating the heat, and ess dress. Young people do not loll Dr., River Plaza. the lifeguards, Spencer Morgan, position with more than enough Your parents may simply be lharles Mazurek of this place an- young people should employ them. An invitation for a sailboat or hours on the beach soaking up Miss Mount will become the son of the J. William Morgans to care for my son and myself, acting in self-defense. How- nounce the forthcominn marriape Dress comfortably. If you wear jower boat ride requires advance the sunshine as their older sis- bride of Charles J. Collins, Port of Clubway, Rumson, and Rusty I've found out the hard way that ever, that's no justification for of their daughter, Mrs. Gloria foundation garments, be sure they reparation. You'll need slacks Monmouth, Sept. 24 in St. Mary's Merrill, son of the David O. Mer- it takes someone to love and be not saying what's what. There M. Clements, 1488 Ocean Ave., are light and not restricting. a long dress to protect your had by careful sunning. The order Catholic Church, New Monmouth. rills of Lincroft. loved in return to make life com should be a definite hour each Sea Bright, to William Elwood Launder them often as the hu and a straw bonnet to keep of the day is the late afternoon Gifts were arranged under a plete. How can I convince my day set for you and your Russell of Belleville and 8 Bea- man body can produce a gallon swimming party with beach pic he sun from scorching you. large decorated umbrella. Buffet husband I'm sincere when I say I friends to use the phone. Once con Blvd., Keansburg. of perspiration on a single swel Paul V. Land of Rumson loaned If the program calls for swim refreshments were served. really want him back? I would the time is set, pass the word The wedding will take place tcring day. All aesthetic reasons his recently acquired Chris-Craft appreciate it if at least a part along and—stick to it! Aug. 27 at the Presbyterian aside, perspiration must be wash- Among the guests were Miss cabin cruiser, "Pamvindre," to nf this letter be printed. Per- Church. Upper Montclair. ed from foundation garments Mount's mother and Mrs. Wood- Edmund S. Buczek and the Pam- haps he will read it and come Dear Kitly Kelly: Mr. Russell is an attorney with so their efficiency will not be ward. vindre's former owner, William home to stay.—B. H. I am 38 and my husband 33 the law firm of Roberts, Pills- weakened. Other guests were Mrs. Harry Councilman Harry Sundermeyer, Hintelmann, all of Rumson, for an After a year of perfect marriage bury and Carton, Atlantic High- Wear well-fitting, but not tight- Woodward, Miss Patricia Moran, Dear B. H.: The surest way eight-day cruise to the Chesa- he took off with another woman lands and Middletown. after your swim or game of bad- Miss Jeri Collins, Miss Nancy for your husband to convince peake Bay. They encountered He left me no money but broughl fitting, clothes made of porous Montgomery, Miss Valerie Cole, himself of your love is to give me to his mother's to live, fabrics. Cotton and linen or Miss Betsy Cnstleman, Miss Viv- hurricane Brenda toward the end your marriage a second try. JOUAM Auxiliary could not stay. There were toi blends of these with some syn ian Marmuistein, Miss Ann Me-'of the curise and she kept all many memories. I am out of m; To Meet Aug. 9 thetic fibers will serve you best Dowell, Miss Barbara Newmier, three sailors busy bailing water WEST LONG BRANCH — The and gave them a worrisome sev- [HUllHIUiWUMMHHM ^^H^H mind over this for I still lov< in dress. Young girls look love Miss Shirley McElwaine, and him. He writes me once a week, auxiliary of Norwood Council, ly in crisp cottons. Miss Didi Camenzind. eral days. :ays maybe we'll go back bui Junior Order United American A bath is an effective cooler in SHERMAN'S don't bank on It. Mechanics, will meet Aug, !) in summer. Even if you shower right I sent him a round-trip tickci the lodge hall on Mnnmnuth Rd. minton, climb in to a bath for but hnve not heard from him. The unit was formed six months sheer relaxation. A warm bath know I did wrong in live wit ago, with Mrs. Frank Osgood ns will cool you off quicker than i him. His family thinks the worl charter president. cool one. Pat yourself dry. Pa of me and want me to live wit Other charter officers are Mis.some goal quality witch haze them. They never see him. Please Thomas Sweeney, vice president; over your bndy fnr n lovely cool- help.—Depressed. Curtains Mrs. John Sclalln, secrctnry, nnd ing sensation. This is particularly I Dear Depressed: The only Mrs. William Bishop, treasurer. effective If you've been out In Draperies one who enn help you In n sit- Charter members are Mrs,. Tray the sun. Sonic people find It helps uation like this is yourself. Young, Mrs. Harry Dean, Mrs. speed ii|> the Inn nnd allays peel- Slipcovers Don't sit nnd mope. Get busv. Allan Brown, Mrs. Basil Slncum, Inn of the skin. Work. Fill your mind with nth Mrs. Richard Lilts, Mrs, Tltomns Bedspreads er Interests If you wont your Huff, Mrs. David Dean and Mrs. Use makeup sparingly, A young man bnck, One Ihing Is cer- John Mason. pi'iiion who is healthy can j;e Linens tain, he'll never come so long iiloni! with lipstick ami perhaps a DANCE FROCKS as you wait nround for him ON liuAN'S^UST little* powder during the suniine BRIDESMAID GOWNS Upholstering Remember, the will to do li BOSTON, Muss. — Miss Prnr- months. Heavier makeups — FALL and WINTER the power io do, I'm sending lope S. Dcylund, daughter a I Mr. foundation cream or perli.li tin you some lonflels which mny bo nnd Mrs, C. Powell Hcvlnml, 7!) thought, rmijje, will bring you GOWNS Phon» Ml 1-tlMI just whnt you need: "Broken Mnrkham PI., Little Silver, N. .1., glamor .slock down ns the lica: Sherman's Romances," "Glum Io Glum' has been mimed Io the (Icon's soars. list for Hie second semester ill Sensible diet Is important I Homo Decorutorn nnd "Women nl Work," House Of DeSantis Simmons College. A craduule (fl|miinmei, Combine hoi and ml SOS UKOAD STREET SHREWSBURY 45 firond St. 1 1 Send your problem In Kills' Ked Hank llic.lt Si"linol, Miss Hey- f I — ineiih, viv.i'liihl' ;., Il«l SH 1-9875 Kelly, Knelnse « slumped, srlf.ilnml will heuin her seiilur veiir| salads, fresh liuil, mid plenty nl 408 Itroiid SI. addressed envelope, anil iidilrcv; In llie School nf Hume 1 i ntionii<';. iliuiy |nuiluil' Don't limit your- Open Dally 'III S:30 Wednesday nnd 1'rltlny '111 I Shrewsbury SI I 1-8315 I hoi' in fin r of The Register. |iu Simmons in Scplcinlier. (self to mid luods. Heights, nt; Mr. and Mrs. Mor- ' BEDBANK REGISTER mi birthday puty mi bftrt 'Annie Oakleys' -Branchweek at the bomeofrMis..Rpy> tono A.,.Barnefc,pce»pprt, J5* 8—Taesi*y, Aug. 2, 1960 Air Force B«e,wa* ordered beM mood- B. Barnes, ~2J£ Brighton Mrs.1 ^est End; Um-fi Brft fg^ men weeeedetf Mr», Fred Beblmer,,14 How- Ave. Present were the goert'of movie wilt record the ege-old Are Over-iwed $J0,000, f Police in Kparattog the woman from land Pi., will preside at • meet- honor, John M, Barnes, and Mrs. Vfeiton at (he home of Mrs, pageantry when Queen.Elizabeth Hifbrotber-to'taw, Anthony J. ing of the executive committee ITopens Parliament Nov. \, "We Government SPRINGFIELD, M»M. (AP) — Nigro, 29, of Paradise, Pa., who her male escort and forcing her Barnes, and the couple's chil- William T. Burke, 237 Brighton Two men yesterday were ordered was in Springfield on vacation tour their car. of the women'* auxiliary to St. dren, Marty and Suzi; and Mrs. feel a vivid record in this form held for the grand jury after James Episcopal Church when Raymond B. Barnes and children, Ave., last week were her nieces, of one of our great occasions will with his wife and child, was held Authorities said Williams' bill- be welcomed, not only in this Vote they pleaded innocent to charges in $5,000 bail. fold contained scores of press the group meets tonight in the Cynthia Ann, David and Andrew Mrs. Norris Havens, and daugh- of assault with intent to rape a Police testified in District Court cards guild room. T., Lexington, Mass.; Mr. and ter, Mary Beth, Fairport, N. Y. country but by our partners in Ruled Out young woman in a Springfield the men used a police badge and Mrs. George Belcher and chil- and Mrs Thomas Stone, and the commonwealth,",said home lovers' lane. I threats of arrest in attempting dren, Diane and Stephen, Chicago daughter, Nancy, Beechhurst, L.I. I Secretary Richard A. Butler. NEWARK (AP) — Last-ditch efforts by Cape May City citi- zens to change their form of municipal government this month have been blocked. The Appellate Division of Su- perior Court yesterday unani- mously upheld an earlier decision Invalidating a petition calling for a special election in Cape May City. The 500 persons who signed the petition had asked for a refer- endum to determine whether a manager-council form of govern- ment should replace the present commission government. The special election had been called for Aug. 9, but the petition was declared invalid by Super- ior Court Judge Gene R. Maria- no in Camden July 20. In the appeal proceedings yes- WHITE terday, presiding Judge David A. Pindar and Superior Court Judges John B. Wick and James A. Coolahan affirmed Judge Ma- riano's decision. Judge Mariano had ruled that SALE the petition was not properly ver- ified and that there was a con- flict between the absentee vot- ing law and the municipal man- ager government act. Under state law a petition must be verified by five persons at testing to the genuine nature of the signatures and that all sign- ers are legally qualified voters. The absentee voting law re quires that at least a 40-day no- tice be given to absentees in any election. The municipal man ager act directs the local clerk to hold an election on the fourth Tuesday after serving notice, a difference of about two weeks. Stanley C. Schellinger, City of Cape May clerk, acted under the absentee law, but Judge Maria- no ruled that the manager art should take precedence and held the election notice improper. 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On COD'* mid :i!><: for handling vM4Oiir~Wati Ads Home Delivery For 3* Week Quick Results Section Two RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1960 7c PER COPY Matawan ISoro HallNew Jersey TV- UN Military Nearing Completion News Briefs Associated Press MATAWAN — This municipali- The first of the borough's new HOBOKEN — A battered long- Not Interfering ty will have a Borough Hall with- re horns will be Installed on loreman told police yesterday in 30 to 45 days, op of the new Borough Hall as lat two men out on bail as ma- Borough Clerk Arthur C. Hall >art of the municipal fire alarm trial witnesses to a murder had said yesterday that Sept. 1 is the iystem. ssulted him in a water front new target date for project com- Council plans to replace the ivern. Edward Wright, 37, of existing sirens in the borough 15 13th St., told police that In Tribal War pletion but that it may take an- other week or two after that to with three or four horns—each to brahm Prins and Thomas LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo get everything moved into the cost approximately $1,700. leicke had beaten him and (AP)—The UN military command new quarters. ireatened to kill him. Prins, 24, took a hands off attitude today 22 Sherman Ave., Jersey City, uba Silent toward bloody tribal warfare re- The structure is the old Farm- was badly beaten in the brawl ers and Merchants National Bank Fair Haven ported in the Congo's Kasai and was in St. Mary's Hospital Province. building, Main St. under police guard. Meidke, 29, of On Stand-In Borough Council bought the Methodists 13 1st St., fled the scene and The UN command stressed that building for $30,000—several /as being sought by police. Prins the Security Council had sent in thousand dollars under its ap- nd Meicke were free on bail as Castro the international force so Bel- Start Survey tor gian troops could withdraw and praisal price—and is spending naterial witnesses to the slaying HAVANA (AP) — The Cuban another $30,000 for remodeling, FAIR HAVEN - A survey to John Navatta, an ex-convict, that tribal disturbances are an pvernment kept silent today on internal matter • for the Congo conversion and expansion. determine if the Fair Haven last June 20. Meicke was a bar- ;ho will take over control from government and its army, "not a Work was started May 1. Methodist Church needs expan tender at the Blue Haven Tavern iling Fidel Castro, but the best sion or a new building program Hoboken, recently raided and mandate of the UN forces." The building was to have been jet appeared to be his anti-Amer- Belgian sources consider that was started last night. losed by police as a hangout can younger brother. Raul. completed by the end of last >r nefarious characters. He is the disorganized 25,000-man Con- Rev. James C. Rupert, church Authorities maintained month but there were several pastor, said it will take about a lso out on bail charged with tight-jgOiese army, which mutinied delays. sury. Today's fight took place at pped secrecy following yester- against its white Belgian officers week to complete. lay's dislosure that the bearded Special Brick Then the results will be rene's tavern, near the intersec- early in July, is totally incap- prime minister had laid aside his able of controlling the warring The general contractor had to weighed before the official board ion of Newark and Garden Sts SAUCER DESIGNED TO FLY—The Defense Department released this photo Tues- duties after his doctor ordered jtribesmen. wait several days at the begin- of the church—possibly at a meet- day of a saucer-shaped research aircraft being developed for the U.S. Army and him to ake a complete rest— Belgian officials said the war- ning of the project for brick, Ing Monday, Rev. Rupert added. Air Force. This department said the craft is designed to take off and land vertical- "both physical and mental." The survey will attempt to de- PLAINFIELD — Working- fare—between the traditionally which had to be manufactured to ly, using the air cushion principle, and to fly like a winged plane once it is in the Informed sources said Castro hostile Lulua and Baluba tribes in order, to match the exterior termine the number of Methodists men excavating a pit where a in the area as well as the "non- new addition is being erected air. A spokesman said the picture was made several months ago at the builder's had been finally convinced that Kasai, east of Leopoldville—was brick of the building. he must stop all work to hasten the worst flareup in the history churched" Protestants who may at Muhlenberg Hospital have (A. V. Roe Co.) plant in Canada. (U.S. Air Force Photo via AP) There was another delay, Mr. found the body of a missing pa- recovery,from his three-week ill- of the two tribes. Hall reported, when the union ob- be interested in joining the Meth odist Church. tient. The body of Louis Za- ness, officially described as a jected to the fact that there was lung infection. Maj. Raul Trillo, Hundreds Die A few months ago a merger gata, 43, of 36 Brookside Ave., Unconfirmed reports said hun- one non-union laborer on the job, Sayrevllle, was found yesterday one of two army doctors treating and held up the project until he of the Fair Haven and Rumson To Study the 33-year-old prime minister, dreds had been killed in the Methodist churches was proposed covered by mud. He had been High Court Grants battling with bows and arrows, was removed. missing since Friday night. announced yesterday he was tak- but Rev. Mr. Rupert said the ing a complete rest. clubs and torches. Baluba tribes- Frederic Fessler, Hazlet, is the Rumson church voted against it. Death was attrlbutrd to frac- Beach Plan men were reported in flight, some architect. The local Methodist church tures and other internal in- Stay of Execution (Some Latin American quarters to adjoining Katanga Province, The building layout is as fol-stands on River Rd., near DeNor- juries. Police said he fell or At Cliffwood in Washington speculated that the which has proclaimed its inde- jumped from the roof of the announcement was meant to pre- pendence of Premier Patrice lows: mandie Ave. It was built in 1884. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — The NEWARK — Tonight's sched four-story hospital and landed pare Cuba for the prime minis- Lumumba's central government. First floor—municipal offices Rev. Mr. Rupert said church prospect of this municipality hav- uled execution of Joseph R. Ernsl er's indefinite retirement from Secretary General Dag Ham- police headquarters, police chief's members have been discussing at the bottom of the pit. A hos- ing its first public beach appear- of Camden was postponed yester office, and two jail cells (an ad- the possibility of expanding its plal spokesman said Zagata Violence public life. There have been per- marskjold warned Congolese ed good last night as the Town- day by the state Supreme Court sisten reports in Havana — de- dition to the rear of the building) facilities and program. was In the hospital for surgery leaders last night that any false ship Committee agreed to give ' The stay of execution was nied by sources close to the Cu- The two alternatives before thi on a leg injury. The spokesman move on their part could plunge Second floor—municipal offices, serious consideration to a resi 'granted after a Red Bank at- ban government—that Castro un- church, he added, are either to said the injury was not serious Subsides the Congo into new turmoil. a large court room, meeting dent's request that a beach be torney filed a petition for a re-derwent a rectal operation and enlarge the facility at the present and Zagata had shown no signs He called on the infant gov- room, magistrate's office, and a established at the foot of Cinder hearing of the Ernst case. was found to be.suffering from site or to build a new church of being depressed. ernmenunilllciltl tLuo folloIUIIUwW thnit;e coursLUUIBKe seont storage room. Hill, in the Cliffwood Beach sec In Korea Chester Apy, 18 Pinckney Rd. cancer.) and educational building at a new tion. ' attorney for the 23-year-old Cam I by the United Nations—"always 1st Floor Partitions Fidel soon after he came to free of all influence of groups, location. ABANY, Ga. — An attorney for The property in the area, ex SEOUL, Korea (AP) - Politi- den convict now in the deati power officially designated his 28- parties or ideology." Office partitions for the first New Jersey Negro who has cept for the street itself, is cal violence subsided in South house, met with Chief Justici floor are not included in the reno- Foot Slips, Truck owned by the Cahill Co., local Korea today, and leaders of the Joseph Weintraub shortly befon year-old younger brother as his Hammarskjold spoke at a ban- seen granted a 60-day reprieve political heir. quet he gave in honor of Congo vation contracts. Some of the from the electric chair said he realty firm, Committeeman John caretaker government and thnooe n yesterday. Hits Side of Auto Raul, Cuba's defense minister, President Joseph Kasavubu and partitions will be "counter-top" ilans to take the case to theMarz, Jr., reported*. victorious Democratic Party de- Also present was Charles A height and others will be about RED BANK — A newspape It was suggested that the town cided to convene the new Na- Rizzi, first assistant prosecutor o has just returned from official other officials. The secretary delivery truck driver received ieorgia Supreme Court, Only 15 visits to the Soviet Union, Com- general's speech and Kasavubu's eight feet in height. This work days remain on the reprieve. C. ship might condemn the land if tional Assembly on schedule. Camden County. summons for careless driving yes- munist-run Czechoslovakia and reply indicated that both the UN will be let out by the borough B. King of Albany, attorney for necessary, but Committeeman Local newspapers had said the Mr. Weintraub later polled th terday after his truck hit a car the United Arab Republic. and the Congolese are trying clerk on completion of the rest the Negro, James Fair, Jr., of John Marz, Jr., commented: Assembly's first meeting would court by telephone. of the project. at Prospect Ave. and Mechani "I have every reason to bebe postponed until Aug. 15 be- Announcement of the stay was Before anyone takes over thehard to heal the rift demon- St. Bayonne, N, J., said he has filed strated over the past few days. The contractors are: Patock bill of exceptions with Judge lieve the Cahill Co. will co-oper- cause of the mob violence and made at 2:30 p.m. by Courpremiershipt , the Cabinet pre- Police Capt. William F. Patter ate with us in such a transaction. ballot box burning that erupted Clerk John Gildea. sumably will meet under Presi- Confidence Justified Construction Co., Little Silver, son, Jr., reported Merrill R. Wi Walter I. Geer of Colquitt, asking Kasavubu assured Hammarsk- general construction; Riegert for a hearing in the case; Geer . "As a matter of fact, I talked after Friday's parliamentary Mr. Gildea said tbe postpone- dent. Osvaldo Dortipos and order son, 25, of 564 HigV'St'!, Lon ment would remain in effect un- the change. So far there was no jold thafr'his country's confidence Inc., Farmingdale, heating, ven- denied a new trial the day before to them some time ago about a election and delayed results from Branch, said his foot slipped ol beach in that area and received til the court can hear Mr. Apy's indication any such meeting had in the UN has been justified. tilation and plumbing, and Ven Gov. Ernest Vandiver granted 14 of the nation's 233 election the brake of his truck while he a favorable reaction. They are districts. application for a new hearing by been called. The president said the Congo- Electric Co., Cliffwood, electrical the reprieve. Fair pleaded guilty lese people are not to blame for was driving north on Prospec in business to sell property, and the high tribunal. This would There were reports, however, work. to the rape-slaying of an eight- But Prime Minister Huh Chung the recent events and added the Ave. The vehicle hit a car goinj it would be a good thing for them probably be in early September, that Raul and other Cabinet min- At present, council rents thi year-old Negro girl in Early and three top leaders of the Dem- Congo will be ready to help any east on Mechanic St. driven b; as well as for the township." ocrats agreed at a meeting the he said. , isters conferred over the week- American Legion Building, Mail County. He was sentenced May Mr A y told Tne Re |ster other nation which finds itself Clara G. Schwenker, of 358 Riv Mr. Marz said he would dis- Assembly would convene Aug. 8l - P . g h'Sjend at the prime minister's home St., for its meetings and for usi er Rd., Fair Haven. No one wai 17, three days after the crime. cuss the proposal with the realty petition cited certain irregulari- torn by similar strife. Vandiver granted the reprieve to elect a new national presiden- t "»•»'"- •*•""< "»-•=- i---".."--!- in sUburban Cojimar. Fidel is be- Meanwhile, the Congolese gov- as a police station. injured. company and report at the Aug. ties in the trial record and was lieved resting there. after Rep. Cornelius E. Gallagher and prime minister, in accord- ernment sought desperately to 15 meeting. ance with the National Assembly not based on new evidence. (D-NJ) protested the speedy con- Should the September hearing ease the nation's economic crisis viction. aw requiring the first meeting JAPS BUILDING CARRIER and unemployment. PA Says Cellers Sought within 10 days of the election. fail to result in a new trial, Mr. Police Proposal Apy said he may carry his ap- TOKYO (AP) — The Japanese The cabinet was studying a The Democrats, who won 174 government plans to build next project for mobilization of all PRINCETON - Princeton peal for a review to the U.S. Again Delayed of the 233 seats in the dominant year a new type of tank and a private firms to force their re- Township, one of the wealthiest Supreme Court. Favors, Was Turned Down MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Ac- lower house of the Assembly, by 10,000-ton helicopter carrier to be opening for work. A proposal residential communities In New The Red Bank lawyer is presi- tion on a proposed police ordin :oday had taken 29 of the 58 seats dent of the Monmouth County used in hunting enemy subma- has been made to issue an ulti- NEW YORK (AP) - The Port ;ions of the port authority." Jersey, has opened the door to ance was delayed again last n the less powerful upper house, rines. The defense ager.cy plans matum to employers to reopen light industry by granting a Chapter of the N.J. Council to of New York Authority has ans- The telegram ended with a re- night. and nine seats were still to beAbolish Capital Punishment_ . Jl_o_ have ultimately two anti-sub- their doors within eight days or wered the latest blast from Rep. quest, to Celler to immediatelj temporary zoning permit to ah Mayor Peter J. Waters • said decided. 1He"said""te~was" brought into j marine fleets of nine escort car-risk temporary seizure by the Emanuel Celler by charging that "withdraw the false charges yoi electronics company. The the ordinance is in the hands The other winners in the lower riers each. state. broadcast" on Sunday. Township Committee voted the case by the N.J. Citizens he sought "favored considera- of Township Attorney William J. house were 38 independents, some Committee Against the Death Celler, reached at his hom unanimously last night to allow tion" for three private clients O'Hagan, Jr., and that it waof them former members of oust- Penalty, Inc. said: "I am standing by m trying to get concession con- the Princeton Electronics Corp. not introduced at last night's ed President Syngman Rhee's dis- Indigent Prisoners Dispute Recommendations tracts from the agency. charges. The investigation wil to occupy a temporary building Township Committee meeting be- credited Liberal Party, four prove them true or false." The committee, established this Celler, chairman of a house on Alexander St. for a three- cause Mr. O'Hagan is on vaca- Popular Socialists, one avowed spring, was organized to defend subcommittee investigating the Celler said the current investi year period. Mayor R. Kenneth tion. Liberal and two members of gation arose from a request bj indigent prisoners awaiting exe- In Police Planning Report authority, replied that a Port Fairman said the Zoning Board "I don't want anyone to think minor parties. In the old Ascution- . Authority statement issued the entire New Jersey congres of Adjustment had been study- I'm holding it up," he said. sembly the Liberals had 150 seats onal delegation. Committee lawyers also have M1DDLETOWN — Several local his department instead of the t h r o u g Ji honorary Chairman ing the issue of light industry The ordinance will include sev- and the Democrats 70. obtained execution postponements Howard SP Cullman sought to be- "There was no other motival officers said yesterday that they present three-man staff. for 18 months and was of the eral new police benefits, the ma- The standing so far in the up- for three other death house oc- He said a shortage of men dur- cloud the issue. ing cause," Celler added. "Th opinion that the township do not go along with the Town- yor reported, and will "officially" per house was Democrats 29, cupants. ship's master plan recommenda- ing the current investigation into The issue, the veteran Demo- investigation has nothing what should permanently change its place the department on a 40- Independents 16, Liberals 2, Pop- Ernst was convicted last year tion of a police force of 60 to 80the murder of a Kcansburg wom- cratic congressman from Brook- soever to do with requests madi master zoning plan. hour week. ular Socialists 1 and 1 minor par- of killing his 17-year-old girl icn. an has handicapped the bureau. lyn said, is "shall the officials 10 of 12 years ago by clients The 40-hour week actually wenl ty member. my office upon the port author friend, Joan Connor. She was shot The planning report bases its Capt. Walling said his staff is of the Port Authority be per- into effect last month. Before, New elections have been order- ity, which requests were mad' MOUNTAIN VIEW—A 74-year- in the head twice. recommendations on a national working around the clock and mitted to flaunt the will of Con- policemen had been working a ed Aug. 13 in 12 districts where in the lawful course of their busi old driver was killed last night The state Supreme Court re- average of 1.5 to 2 men pethar t other cases had to be drop- gress and deny it records need- 48-hour week. ballots we,re burned by mobs an- ness." when his car jumped the road at jected an appeal June 6 for athousand population. ped. ed for a full-stage inquiry?" gry over the election results. But a traffic circle and struck a.util: new trial, and last month Gov. Based on the I960 census of He also said there is a need The Port Authority has refused Replies the Democratic Party, long the ity pole. Police said a car driven Guidance Robert B. Meyner denied execu- nearly 40,000 persons, the town- for a larger patrol division. The to turn over many of the vol- Celler, referring to Cullman' chief opposition to ousted Presi tive clemency. charges that "harassing invesl by Jacob Ernst of East Ruther- ship should have a force of 60patrol division now operates with uminous records subpoenaed by dent Syngman Rhr.e and his Lib- Following the governor's action, Celler's Subcommittee. gations" of the port authorl ford was halfway around the cir- Director Quits to 80 men. four sections on duty on three eral Party, already have won Camden attorney Joseph DeLuca, eight-hour shifts each. The latest f 1 a r e u p in thebegan in 1952, said: cle where Rt. 46 meets Rt. 23EATONTOWN - The Board ol The present force has 25 men when it swerved left and jumped two-thirds of the seats in theJErnst's previous lawyer, said or about 6 per li000 population. Use Specials months-long dispute started Sun- 'The matter before the Judici Education last night accepted, dominant lower house and are there was no more he could do. day when Celler said in a tele- ary' Committee In 1952 was the road. Ernst was pronounced with regret, the resignation ol Police Chief Earl N. Hoyer The department supplements its leading in the count for the up- said that the force could use staff with 20 special police. vision interview that subcommit- investigation. It was leglslati dead at the scene. He was alone Mrs. Lenore Mogen, guidance di per house. tee witnesses had testified that hearing on a bill offered by form in the car. rector for borough schools. perhaps 15 to 20 more men at According to Chief Hoycr, the National police reported no new force uses at least one special the port authority was guilty of er Congressman Alfred D. Slcm A replacement for her is beini Yes, Citizens, this time. He expressed the violence today and only a few officer per day. This figure may "unjustifiable discrimination as to Inski (D-NJ) to repeal the orig! sought, superintendent of school: opinion that this would give the sporadic, peaceful demonstra- force adequate manpower for to- jump to three during vacations the awarding of contracts." nal compact setting up the pot William W. Ramsay said. tions. Calltd False authority. The committee reje New Welfare There Is A day's needs. and emergency periods. Mrs. Marian Kay Steffan was Disturbances broke out in 17 The dcpartmenl also uses 21 Tho authority yesterday accus- ed the bill. I joined in the i engaged as a third grade tea- Richard W. Seuffert, township districts after the voting Friday. business administrator, expressed school crossing guards. ed Celler of making slanderous jectlon. Thus, again, Mr. Cull Head Appointed cher, at an annual salary of $4, Mobs of students and adults, an- Flying Saucer •nd false statements on the TV man mistakes the facts In th the. view that the township's po- The police force recommenda- 200. gry at the victories of a few WASHINGTON (AP) — The De- program. case." MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs lice needs could not he compared tions are embodied in the public The board moved to ask renew Liberals or at the defeat of their f e n s e Department yesterday A telegram from Cullman to Madeline T. Wright, a member to the national average, services section of the master The congressmen's request fc al of the emergency certlficati own candidates, burned ballots, made public the first photographs Celler said: of the Welfare Board, was ap Population Character plan. the current Investigation grc of Mrs. Ruth Hatcher, who ii attacked police stations and mob- of a saucer-shaped flying disc "This unfounded attack on the pointed last night by the Town "A big factor in determining Under Study from local opposition to the poi completing her degree require bed homes of Liberal candidates that is being tested by the Air Integrity of the port authority in ship Committee as welfare di the size of a force is the arcaj Drafted by Community Plan- authority's plans to build a Ji ments at Monmouth College. and their supporters. Force and Army. the awarding of contracts is par- airport in Morris County, N.J rector. covered, extent of businej, areas,ning Associates, Trenton, the ticularly outrageous coming from In Hoboken N.J., Mayor Joh She was named for a five-year Known as the "Avrocar" and and character of the population," plan is under study by the Plan- you, since on three occasions you J. Grogan said the states of Ne\ term, at an annual salary of $1, produced by Avro Aircraft, Ltd., he said. ning Board. personally sought unsuccessfully York and New Jersey shoul 000. Most Crowded State of Canada, the vehicle is designed He said "average character" A summary of the plan released to obtain favored consideration control the authority "wlthot Mrs. Wright, a registered nurse, to hover near, the ground on aof the population in the town- in May did not include the po- replaces Mrs. Elizabeth Manls- cushion of air or to take off and ship tends to lower the basic re- lice recommendations. from the port authority for three supervision and Interference 1 clients you were representing (as the federal government." calco, who resigned as director Alaska Has 2,000 Times as Much fly under its own power similar quirements of a force. The plan has met with objee- a lawyer), and you therefore In a letter to the New Jerse last night. to a winged aircraft, Mr. Seuffert did note, how- tions from township residents and know from your own experience congressional delegation he cal Mayor Peter J. Waters said Space Per Person as N. J. Tho flying object began its ever, that there was a need for lurther action on it is not ex- that your charges of 'unjustifl cd the Celler Investigation that after serving In the post fo: ground tests last November, and more- personnel. He also noted pected until fall. able discrimination' and of 'fathreat to "the rights of my cl a few months, Mrs. Maniscnlco WASHINGTON (AP) — Fed,mile of the 1950 census. Admls- Avro experts conducted several that cost was a major factor In The pollen report notes that It vorltlsm1 arc false." and my state." learned that she could not concrowded living In New Jersey? jslon of Alaska's 571,065 square low-lovel hovering flights with It determining the number added to,would not be possible to meet The cases cited by Cullman "It Is not necessary that w tlnuc with the work. , The Census Bureau released I miles of territory and thin pop- In Toronto. The Army said that the force, h e recommended department were between 1048 and 1950, at always agree with everything t Named as a new member of some figures yesterday which | illation brought the national dens development testing is still under The business ndministrntor said si/c immediately. It recommend- a time when Cullman was active port authority docs," G r o g a the board was Mrs, Dorothy suggest where you might move, I Ity down, way. The Avrocar hod made no|nll municlpnl services have to;ed that the department be in chairman of the authority. Cel said. "But it is this very fa Rydd, 127 Mclroso Woy, Cliff- Second behind New Jersey Is regular flights. jurow with the populntinn nnd Ihntlcrcased over a number of years. Icr's clients failed to obtain con that wo may not ORrcc with wood Beach. It announced New Jersey Is Rhode Island with a density of Air Force Interest in such ajymi can not put a price tag on| Mr, Sculfert said Hint four men cessions. which makes It vital that Ir Mr. Waters announced that the the most densely populated state 708.7, Nevada comes after Alaska vehicle began In 1955 under a public sufpty. added to the force lost Cites Details agency remain subject to stal welfare director will be on duty with 800.2 people per square mile, ni the least densely populated contruct with Avro to investigate Officials estimated that It would yenr. The department lost two Cullman cited names, dates and control." at municipal building each Fri- Alnska Is least densely populated with 2.B per square mile. this vortlcnt tnke off and landing cost nt least $30(1.000 to pay for men during the same period. Last details and then said In his tele He said the authority had day from 10 a.m. to noon, and with a mcro 1 person lor every New Jerseys' three neighboring concept, Three yonrs Inter tin n police force of the size reenm- week nnnther man was placed gram to Celler: ways treated Hoboken as an I the. 1st and 15th of each month, 2!/rsqiiaro miles. ! states have less thnn hall her pop- Army became Interested nnd mended by the planning report. on the force, "In 1052, In your official copac portnnt part of the port com the mine hours. The population density of all .illation density. New York hns Joined with the Air Force. In s|xm- lUirenu Need (.'(iininlllei'iiiiin Tlmniiis S. tty AS chairman of the House plcx, but Ihnt the federal govern Rudolph Grimm Is chairman 50 stntcs Is 50.4 people per square'IMIi 2 people per square mile, soring the Avrocui, two of which ('apt, Knyimmil T. Walling Held, police cliairmiin, snlrt that Committee on the Judlclnry, you ment hud neglected the city of the board, mid Mrs, Rydd Is mile. Actually, this Is a shade I Pennsylvania 249.3 and Dclawitrc hnvo heen produced by the Cana- hend nf the detective liui-rnu snidlthe township has no plnns nt llii.i began your harassing Invcstlga- piers under Its ownership. secretary. lets Hum the 50.7 per square12210. dian firm. that lie could use eight men in'tnn* to mid more men lo the ile< .WAK-TV Televlsloi 16-Tuesdsf, Aug. 2, 1960 RED BAXK REGISTER TELEVISION WOsVTV .WNTA-W Brothers No More Becoming TUESDAY AFTERNOON ' (5) Big Be»t (I) New* (7) Newf 12:M- (Z) Love of Ufe (7) Rocky and Hi* even with a 100-year-oM sub- Commercial (4) Truth or consequences Friends (II) New* and Sports By CYNTHIA IOWRY (U) Mike Wallace ject, plans to handle the sensitive TRENTON (AP) - Burlington (7) Restless Gun (» Movie HOLLYWOOD (AP) — When North-South problem in its Civil .2:30— (2) Search for Tomorrow 11:05- (5) Movie jie hero or heroine of a TV soap County is fast becoming more (11) Three Stooges 11:10- (2) Weather War "Canfield Brothers" series (4) It Could Be You TUESDAY EVENING jpera falls ill or quits, it is the by having one wear the blue and industrialized, the State Division (5) Cartoons (4) Weather custom to substitute another star 6:00— (5) Felix and Friends (7) Weather the other the gray. All networks of Employment Security reports. (7) Love That Bob (7) Little Rascals without fuss or fanfare. The day- have plans for the Civil War, but 2:45— (2) Guiding Light .1:15— (2) Movie time audience blinks a bit for a In its third county study of (11) Popeye none of the period series is sched- work and commuting habits, 1:00- (2) News (13) Crunch & Des (4) Jack Paar few days, but womanfully accepts uled until next year. (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Movie his as part of the sudsy life. DES found that Burlington is still 6:30— (4) Local News (11) Movie It's a hot TV subject — even primarily an agricultural county, (5) Cartoons (5) Cartoons But the field mashals of the AGC's "Rebel" has a carefully 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen 11:30—(13) Playback but noted that manufacturing (7) Yesterday's Newsreel industry obviously are not so researched piece—it says—called equipment has increased 25 per 1:25— (4) News 11:33—(13) Movie sanguine about the mental flexi- (ll).Quick Draw McGraw 12:00- (9) Movie , "Appomattox" to open its sec- cent in the last decade while (5) News (13) Summer Show bility of the great, mixed evening ond season. And CBS' Steel Hour (9) News and Weather 12:40 (2) Movie the statewide increase was negli- 6:40— (4) Weather 6 audience. For instance, actor Jim has a Confederacy drama set for gible. 1:30— (2) As the World Turns 12:45- (5) News Garner's battle with his Warner 6:45— (4) News (7) Evening Prayer Aug. 24. The report said there are 32,000 (4) Dial 4 7:00- (2) News Bros, bosses has resulted In (5) Movie 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brother Bart Maverick becoming an only non-farm workers employed in (7) Ray Milland (4) Phil Silvers 1:15- (4) 13th Hour child. Some of Steve Allen's assustan the county. Thirty per cent, or (9) Film Drama (5) Jim Bowie (9) News and Weather funnymen have landed on their 9,900, live outside the county. (11) Time Out for Sports (7) Behind Closed Doors 1:45— (4) News; Sermoriette Brother Bret — played for three professional feet. Bill Dana is Most of these workers come from 1:40—(II) Sports (9) Terrytoons 2:25- (2) News successful years by Garner—will producing and appearing in the neighboring Camden and Mer- disappear without a trace or even Spike Jones show. Don Knotts LONE EAGLE IN "THE JAZZ AGE"—Charles A. Lind- 1:55—(11) Baseball (11) News 2:30- (2) Give Us This Day cer Counties and from across th« 2:00— (2) Full Circle 7:05— (2) Local News WEDNESDAY MORNING an explanation when the new takes his shakes and worried Delaware River in Pennsylvania. bergh attempted what no man had ever dared: fly the (4) Queen For a Day 7:10—(2) Weather 6:15- (2) Previews show starts in mid-September, expression to the forthcoming n his place will be Beau (short "Andy Griffith Show," but Pa Total Burlington jobs covered Atlantic non-stop—New York to Paris—alone. His flight (7) Day in Court (11) News 6:20 (2) Give Us This Day by the State Unemployment In- (9) Film Drama 7:15— (2) News 6:25- (2) News for Beauregard) Maverick, a Harrington, Jr., originally. be- roguish cousin who has spent a lieved to be a fixture in the surance law increased 50 per cent is a high point of "The Jazz Age," a "Project 20" pro- 2:30— (2) House Party 7:25—(11) Weather 6:30— (2) Summer Semester since 1950, compared with * 10 6:55— (4) Sermonette few years, introducing the farni Danny Thomas show, has not gram scheduled for an encore on NBC-TV Friday, Aug. (4) Loretta Young 7:80— (2) Grand Jury per cent statewide increase. (7) Gale Storm (4) Laramie 7:00- (2) News ly's favorite card game to the been written into any of the new British isles. 5. The late Fred Allen narrates the program, one of (9) Film Drama (5) Scotland Yard (4) Today season's scripts so far. 2:55— (5) News (7) Sugarfoot Confusing? Industrial Education lix "Project 20" histories-on-film revived this summer. 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer 3:00— (2) Millionaire (9) Movie (7) Early Bird Cartoons This overseas stay may serve Neither of CBS' two new sum- Trustees are Selected (4) Young Dr. Malone (11) Time out for Sports 7:50- (5) Call to Prayer as an alibi for the definitely mer shows which bowed in Mon- <5) TV Reader's Digest (13) Highway Patrol 8:00- (2) News British accent of actor Robert day night is likely to make TV TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rob- (7) Beat the Clock 7:45—(11) Sports (5) Ding Dong School Moore. But it may also confuse history. "Celebrity Talent Scouts" ert B. Meyner yesterday appoint- (9) Strange Stories 7:55—(11) Baseball (7) Little Rascals ABC's loyal viewers. Since Moore in its new dress is a pint-size ed three men to the board of trus- 3:30- (2) Verdict is Yours 8:00- (2) Peck's Bad Girl 8:10- (2) News spent last year playing the lead in vaudeville show whose acts are tees for the School of Industrial (4) From These Roots (5) Chopin 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo "The Alaskan," far from London introduced by well-known per- Education in Trenton. (5) Doorway to Destiny (13) To Be Announced 8:30— (5) Sandy Becker town's poker tables. formers. "The Spike Jones John D. Belli of Trenton was (7) Who Do You Trust? 8:30- (2) Dobie Gillis 9:00— (2) People's Choice Substitution of the cousin Show," less raucous than antici- riamed to succeed Harry Bodine. (9) Movie (4) Playhouse (4) Hi Mom Maverick for the brother Mave- pated, is a pleasant and good- Alan W. Bowers and William Ab- (II) Movie (7) Wyatt Earp (7) Beulah rick may take some getting ac- humored musical interlude. Both botts, both Trenton, were appoint- (13) Physical Culture 9:00— (2) Tightrope 9:25- (5) News customed to. But Warner Bros, are typical not weather enter- ed for new terms. Senate confirm- 4:00— (2) Brighter Day (4) Richard Diamond 9:30- (2) My Little Margie generally is being very gentle :ainment—ont bad but not very ation is not required. (4) Thin Man (5) Wrestling (5) Topper about change. For instance, even ;ood either. (5) Douglas Fairbanks (7) Rifleman (7) Of Life and Love though its "Bourbon Street Beat" (7) American Bandstand (9) Movie 10:00- (2) December Bride has been dropped, one of the in- (IS) Curtain Time 9:30— (2) Comedy Spot (4) Dough Re Mi trepid New Orleans private eyes, 4:15r- (2) Secret Storm (4) Arthur Murray (5) Movie Rex Randolph (played by Rich- WALTER READE THEATRES 4:30- (2) Edge of Night (7) Colt .45 (7) Memory Lane ard Long) moves to Hollywood to (4) Buckskin 10:00— (2) Diagnosis: Unknown 10:30- (2) Video Village become the third member of the (5) Mr. District Attorney (4) M Squad (4) Play Your Hunch 77 Sunset Strip" firm. (13) Movie (7) Alcoa Presents 11:00- (2) I Love Lucy Young Van Williams, who play- 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (13) Playback (4) Price is Right ed Kenny Madison, the young law (4) Movie 10:05—(13) Dance Party (7) I Married Joan student and apprentice eye in (5) Dateline Europe 10:30- (4) Johnny Midnight 11:25- (5) News the same axed series, graduates (9) Rocky Jones (7) Rescue 8 11:30- (2) Clear Horizon smoothly to the new "Surfside (11) Bozo the Clown (9) Movie (4) Concentration Six" series — but as Ken Madi 5:25—(11) Chimp Theater 11:00- (2) News (5) Romper Room son, graduate lawyer and full Victor Mature in "Hannibal," starting its first run en- 5:30- (2) Movie (4) News (7) Renny bloom crime solver. gagement at the Shore drive-in theater tomorrow. Another Approach AIR CONDITIONED Hal Humphrey; CBS' "Have Gun will Travel" copes with cast changes in quite CARLTON BANK Buddy A dler 's Death another way. The series lost Kam RADIO Shows to Tong, who played Hey Boy, to DAILY 2-7-9:00 P. M. —SAT. & SUN. Cont. from 2 P. M. WABC 770 WNEW 1130 the network's new "Mr. Garlund WCBS 880 WOR 710 Saddens Hollywood series and a larger role. But did WHTG HU WPAT 930 they quietly cast another Hey WNBC 660 WQXR 1560 By BOB THOMAS aides, "nobody knows what was Watch Boy? No, sir. This year Paladin AFTERNOON WOR Naws, AP Movie-TV Writer going on in his mind. . ." will establish his motives through Gabriel Heater TONIGHT Hey Girl, played by Lisa Lu. EATONTOWN Mondty Through Friday 7.-1S—WCBS Bob Richards HOLLYWOOD - Catching up Much ado about Oscar. There UlOO—WAK N.w.; Dick Sh«p»rd 7140—WCBS In Person Interviews on the Hollywood news — the has been a lot of talk about 10:00 - (CM. 2) - Diagnosis These are the problems, how- Shews Nitely from Dusk * Children FTM WCBS N.ws 7143—WNBC Wayne Howell Show Unknown — (Choice Viewing) — WHTO Monmouth-Ocean WOR Carlton Fredricka passing of Buddy Adler was a how the movie industry is too ever, that burn Hollywood's mid Maws Summary 7i9S—WABC News: saddening event for everyone in poor to pick up the tab for the Dr. Dan Coffee, laboratory sleuth, night oil. WNBC News: Kd Herlihy Fred r.obbini Show is called in to investigate the STARTS TOMORROW NITE WOR News. John Scott 1:00—WCBS World Tonight and around the movie business, academy telecast next year. Is 12U1—WOR Th« litzBeraldi WHTO Headlines; Music and for more reasons than that that so alarming? mysterious circumstances sur- NBC, worried about equal time WCBS LannyKoss AT BOTH THEATRES Sign Off 8:30 p.m. he was cordially liked. Why couldn't the theaters rounding the death of a financier • 2,20 WHTO County Agent WNBC News; Wayne Howell in "Main Course—Murder." A I II 10—WCBS Coupl. Next Door WOR New.. World Today band together and present the WHTO New.; 1: IS—WCBS Ed Joyc* A handsome, white-thatched millionaire archaeologist hosts an THIS IS THE niRHISHalD "PAD" Relaxinz Music • 130—WOR Sports man of 51 he possessed a sin- affair via theater-TV? It's the unusual gourmet dinner, and each MOVIE TIMETABLE YOU HAVB BUN LOOKINO FOR 12111—WC» Ttisbt to Happiness McCulloujh & Eliot cere geniality rare among studio movies' biggest event; why Mug WABC News: Dick Shapard • iSS WABC News; shouldn't it be seen in theaters of his connoisseur guests con RED BANK 1 00—WCBS Whispering Streets Fred Hobbins Show heads. He maintained an open- tributes a course to the menu. Carlton—The Story of Ruth ...F0RFUN1 WHTO Headlines. Ez( t:OO—WNBC News; Bob tiaymes Instead or on the home screen? Prices, Musio WOR News, Cedrio Foster door policy with the creative The worst that could happen is Patrick O'Neal is Coffee and 2:00, 7:00, 9:45. WNBC News: Ed Herlihy WCBS News: Ed Joyce people at 20th Century-Fox; any- Chester Morris is detective Rit- WOR News HIS—WOR McCullough & Eliot to have the Oscars sponsored by EATONTOWN • ISI—WABC Newa; one who had a beef could bring ter. New series for the summer. »|1S—WCBS Ma Perkins some other product on TV. If it Drive-In—Never So Few 8:30 WOR Carlton Fredrick" Tedd Lawrence it to him personally. doesn't bother the Democrats and • HO—WCBS Young Dr. Malon* lO:0O—WCBS News; Almost unbelievably in this 12:45. Sergeant Rutledge 10:45. WHTO News: Dance Orchestra Republicans to have their con 9:00 — (Ch. 4) — Richard Dia- Relaxing Musio WNBC News; Bob Haymai often bitter town, you never heard ventions sponsored on TV, why mond — Diamond (David Jans- HAZLET i,ll-WCII Second Mrs. Burton WOR News. Les Smith a bad word said about Buddy ll»S—WABC News: Tick Shepard 10113—WOR McCullough & Eliot should Hollywood squawk? It's sen) traces a key missing from Loew's Drive-In—Last Days o i,00—WCBS News: Best Seller 10:3!—WABC News Adler. still great publicity. . . the effects of a deceased elder- Pompeii 9:05, 12:20. Macumba WHTC Headlines, Music 11100—W .BC News His death is also lamented WNBC News: Jim Low* WCBS News Q. Wherefore art thou, Holly- ly boarder in a rooming house Love 10:50. WOR News. Les Smith WNBC News; Bob Haymes because he held the promise and exposes a phony passport 1,11—WOR Galen DraV. WOR News, Lyla Van • or better days for the film in- wood? ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 2,10—WCBS Allen Gray 11:13—WABC Best of Broadway A. All over. gang. No^ only does Diamond WHTO News: WCBS StarliKht Salute dustry. Alone among the one- solve a murder, but he saves a Atlantic—South Pacific 8:00. THE APARTMENT" WOR McCullouKh & Eliot The current production schedule Relaxing Munle 11130—WABC The World of time titans, 20th Century-Fox girl from deportation. Janssen is 2,j] WABC News: Dick Skepard has tried to keep the big-studio shows "A Raisin in the Sun," HIGHLANDS LEMMON 1,00—WCBS N.ws: Tomorrow the Clark Gable of TV private WCBS Music 'Til Dawn operation going. Adler was the. shooting in Chicago, "Gold of the Marine—Gallant Hours 7:00 Freeman & H«j« RIK Joe eyes. SHIRLEY MacLAME WHTG Headline. Mutlc 12:00—WABC symbol of that effort—a second- Seven Saints" in Moab, Utah 9:12. WNBC News: Jim Lowe WNBC News: Johnny "The Misfits" in Reno, "Parrish" FRED MaoMURRAY WOR News; Lyle Van Andrews generation movie maker who KEANSBURG WOR Lone John in Connecticut. Plus three in" New 9:00 - (Ch. 2) — Tightrope - 2,IS—WOR Music from a Chorus brought the same enthusiasm to York —"Splendor in the Grass,' Casino—Pollyanna 2:00, 6:45, Kmy WalmionmEdlm Admin* 2110—WHTO N«wi: MORNING PROGRAMS the business that the pioneers Train robberies used to be the Rulaxini! Mmlo Monday Through Friday "Something Wild" and "The stock and trade of western 9:10. 1,(0—WABC Dennis Day TsOO—WABC News. Al Lohman did. Great Boston Robbery." Plus a .Added Feature At Eatontown Only !- 2115—WABC News: Martin Block WCBS .lack Sterling Two years ago, the word cir- movies. But apparently one more COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE 4,00—WCBS News: Dick Noel WHTO Mnnmouth-Ocesn dozen American-made films such plot was saved for our WHTO Closing Stock News Summary culated Hollywood that Buddy abroad. Shore Drlve-In—Story of Ruth "KINGS GO FORTH" — Frank Sinatra-Tony Curtis Keport: Music V-KK Prices Adler was a sick man. It was hero Mike Connors to figure in. 8:40, 1:20. Flame Over India WNBC News: Art Fnrrl WOR News; Once again he goes undercover WOR News. Jnhn WlniraU never printed, but the whole town 11:05. 4111—WOR Radio New York •lohn Gambling Guess Who to save the good name as well as -Last Times Today At. WNBC News; Bill Cullen seemed to know that he had Fly-In Drive-ln—Brides of Dra- 4U0—WHTO News: 7:30—WHTO New*: the life of a police officer, framed Relaxing Music cancer. into playing a key role in a cula 8:40, i::40. The Leech CARLTON EATONTOWN 4,|5 WABC New*: Martin Block Wake up to Music He underwent an operation and WHTO Ft. Mnnmouth * T|4S—WHTQ Civil Service News daring train robbery. Reruns and Woman 10:25. "Story of Ruth" "SARGENT RUTL6DGE" Civil Service News 1:00—WABC News: Al Lohman treatment, and the doctors told rather hard to swallow. 1,00—WCBS News: Dick Noel WHTO lira,nines; him he had licked the disease. LONG BRANCH Cinemascope - Color "NEVER SO WHTO Monmouth.Ocean Wake Up To Music Baronet—Dinosauras 3:30, 7:00, News Summary: WCBS News: Jack Sterlini Adler was a wealthy man in his How-Jones Show own right; he could have retired 10:00 - (Ch. 7) - Alcoa Pre- 10:00. Head of a Tyrant 2:00, WNBC News, Art Forri WOR News 8:25. ALL THEATRES ARE AIR CONDITIONED WOR News, John Scott WNBC News: Bill Cullen to a life of leisure. But he chose sents — The 1906 San Francisco HIS—WOR Radio New York • 113—WOR Dorothy and Dick to return to his desk and direct earthquake has been the subject ASBURY PARK SilO—WHTO News: • I3S—WABC News: Al Lohman Relaxing Music SllO—WHTG News: the studio's destiny. of many stories, but none so Lyric—Psycho 2:30, 7:00, 9:15. • US—WABC News Relaxing Musto He worked harder than ever, fascinating as this account of an Mayfalr—Strangers- When We EVENING ttOO—WABC nreaktast Club WCBS News: and intimates say he had more obscure bellboy who foresaw the Meet 2:45, 7:25, 10:00. ASBUK Monday Through Friday Arthur Godfrey confidence and ease. Two months now historic catastrophe. Because Ocean—Elmer Gantry 7:00, 9:- • 100—WCBS New* WHTO Headline*: MAYFAIR 1 PARAMOUNT PARK WHTO HmHllnxt Strictly for Women ago, he was in England to over- of his past life, nobody believes 40. Dinner Music WNBC News: Rill Cullen see the studio's foreign pro- his "vision." Interesting reruns. Paramount—Lost World 2:30, KIRK DOUGLAS WNBC Up To The Minute WOR New*: Galen Drake KIM NOVAK Watt Disney'* WOR t.'.m, T.yla Van • U0—WHTO News; duction. He went to the hospital 7:45, 9:55. •US—WABC Howard Cosell Relaxing; Musio when he returned. In four weeks "STRANGERS WHEN WCBS Snorts. Boh Tank* 10:00—WABC New*: Two Cadets End St. James—Ben Hur 2:00, 8:30. "Pollyanna" WOR N»w«: John Wingate Martin Block he was dead. WE MEET" «,JO—WCBS News: Builness WCBS New*: Even until the night before he WABC John Dal; Mnrlha Wrloht ROTC Summer Camp WHTO Kr«i: WHTO Headline*. Mu.io died, he was working on the Dinnpr Music WNBC New*: Art Ford studio's program of 25 pictures, FORT STILL, Okla. — Ward ASBURY WOR News. WOR New* Drnortu RARnWFT Menrr ni«(1<»tnn» 10113—WOR MnrlharVnne including the eight-million-dollar X, Smith, Red Bank, and Wil- PARK BAKUNti «I4S—WABC Buslnxs Final; 10:30—WHTO New*, "Cleopatra." He gave no indica- liam H. Lambertson, Shrewsbury, BRANCH News Rppnrfs T NATION'S WEATHERMEN ON CONSTANT TORNADO ALLEY: WATCH FOR THE DREAD TWISTERS ( Missouri Tornado Ball-like radar device atop Kansas Radar screen gives picture picked up by ball-like City skyscraper can spot thunder- scanning unit. Right: thunderstorm 150 miles away. storm activity within 250-mile radius. Upper left: storm 100 miles northwest of THE DREAD TWISTER: A tornado funnel dips to earth near Manhattan, Kansas ith the tornado season upon us, military continental United States. From Albany, Ga., W and civilian meteorologists again are operations extend northwest to South Bend, combining their knowledge and efforts to min- Ind., west to Grand Forks, N.D., and south to imize the devastating effects of the iread Lubbock, Tex. The Kansas City center is the twisters. hub of this giant complex. Today weathermen from the U.S. Weather Tornado Alley data is collected by two Bureau and the USAF Air Weather Service are methods. Mobile USAF teams make upper-air working together in the heart of "Tornado soundings of temperature, humidity, pressure Alley" to determine conditions that cause and winds with tiny radios attached to balloons. tornadoes and other severe weather. They Other stations locate static electricity dis- predict the time and place of their origin, and charges using a radio direction-finding system. paths they follow. All data is funneled to the Kansas City center, Located jointly in Kansas City, Mo., are the where reports are plotted to fix the location Severe Local Storm (SELS) unit of the Weather of active storms. Warnings are then sent out Bureau and the Severe Weather Warning Cen- to all areas in the paths of the storms. The ter (SWWC) of the Air Weather Service. ceaseless flow of information helps reduce the Meteorologist Bernard Oelke plots informa- If storm activity is Imminent In area, Robert Babb Over the years, Tornado Alley has been terrible destruction and loss of life that re- tion obtained from radar screen. Weather punches It out on teletype machine and informa- broadened to include almost half the area of the sult from tornadoes. • Bureau supervisor Robert Babb aids check, tion goes to newspaper, radio and TV stations. MOBILE WEATHER TEAM.ON -THE-ALERT m At Reese, Tex., where Air Force mobile team is on alert for twisters, Airman W.Q. Workman releases balloon with radio equipment attached. Data on air conditions at various Tochntoal Sergeant Ramford Beck alms radio direction Airman Charles Mills threads tape rocorder to road back data sent to it by levels is signaled back to rocordor on ground. Under at balloon to track It high Into the atmosphere. the tiny radio aloft. Airman Jolm Willis prepares to log the information. Thii VVxk'i PICTURE SHOW-Af NiwidotuKi Four Groups Apply fir Trotting Tracks in N. J Deal Man in Association Requesting Trotting Track ASSOCIATED PRESS treasurer; William F. Kelly, 1 Cuitiss PL, Maplewood, vice pres- Jersey City Reds TRENTON (AP) — The At- ident; and John J. Clancy, 373 By Hy Cunningham * orney General's office today be- Grove Rd., South Orange, sec- , checking four applications BILL "WASKIE" SWEEL IS RETURNING TO HIS retary. Defeated, 14-5; or new trotting tracks in New Davenport was formerly vice OLD STAMPING GROUNDS—Last night it was reli- Jersey — two of them competing president and general manager ably learned that rebel "Waskie" is coming up from bids for raceways in Hudson of the Freehold harness track 2 Players Fight County. the South to take over as head basketball coach at Red and Clancy is its general coun- The National League pennant The applications were filed be- sel. Singer is president of the Bank High School. He'll replace Don Slaven, who left won't be decided this week but fore the deadline yesterday by: Federal Oil Co; of Newark and Red Bank's coaching ranks recently, and not in a storm, a little unscrambling should take The Lincoln Racing Assn. of Kelly is president of the building it was a hurricane. place as all but one of the five Newark and the Metropolitan firm of Frank "Briscoe Co. top contenders clash head on. Racing Assn. of Newark for Each is a 25 per cent stock- This is the first of the major sports—football, The Los Angeles Dodgers, tracks at different sites in Se- holder in the new corporation, basketball and baseball—that has a coach, or at hottest club in the circuit despite caucus, a short ride by bus from which is starting out with a cap- least a hot report says so, that has been signed. their third place post, opened a heavily populated New York City. ital of $110,000 and proposes to four game series with league lead The Burlington Raceway Assn. issue a million shares of stock Coach Bob Glisson's head football job is still open ing Pittsburgh last night which of Camden for a site in Spring- at $10 a share. and so is Coach Bob Olshan's baseball mentor- conceivably could knock the Pi field Township, Burlington Coun- The site is bordered on the ship. However, we understand both these jobs are rates out of first place. ty. south by the Paterson Plank pretty well under wraps and will be announced Second place Milwaukee, two The Hamilton Trotting Assn. Road and Route 3, on the west games behind the Pirates, mee for permission to conduct pari- by the N.J. Turnpike, on the next Tuesday at the board meeting. the fourth place Cardinals in themutuel betting on harness races North by 69th St. and Paunpeck One thing for certain CAMPERS AT OCKANICKON—Bud Clothier, director of acquatics at YMCA Camp first of an important three gam< at the state fair grounds outside Creek, and on the east by the series. The Redbirds, winners oi Trenton. New York and Susquehanna Rail- in this pot of beans is "Was- Ockanickon, Medford, demonstrates a swimming stroke to six Monmouth County five straight following three losses campers. In the water, left to right, are Paul Boyd, Interlaken; James Osborne, Fair All but that of the Lincoln Rac- road. kie" will not be a newcom- to Pittsburgh, are only 4'/? games ing Assn. have been turned down The application proposes a $3,- er to the area. We're sure Haven; Harry Mahoney, Red Bank; Fred Laycock, Deal; Steven Hartung, Colt's Neck, off the pace and only a half game repeatedly in past years. 000,000 clubhouse to seat slightly behind the Dodgers. he'll have quite a following and Robert Osborne, Fair Haven. The Attorney General's office more than 3,000 people with room The team seemingly in the best now has 15 days to decide if for another 1,200 seats and 6,000 of old teammates, both in position, for the present, are thethe applications are proper and standees in front of it; a $4,000- school basketball and out of resurgin? San Francisco Giants. legal. After that, the Racing 000 grandstand to seat 7,300 peo- While the first four clubs are Commission has until Sept. 15 ple, parking space for 12,500 cars school basketball, especial- Rich Nicoletti Advances concentrating on each other, the to hold public hearings on each and 250 buses, and stables for ly from the torrid court fifth place Giants will have a proper application. 600 horses. Total estimated cost leagues of old tnat used to golden opportunity to reduce the Any applications it grants must is about $8,500,000. Only the In Red Bank Open Tennis 5>4 game gap that separates them be approved by the voters in most needed.facilities would be be held on Red Bank High from the leader. both the county and the munici- built first. School's old court. Starting with a twi-night dou- RED BANK — Richard Nicol- Women's singles second round pality of the proposed site before The Metropolitan Racing Assn. Sweel was a great etti, Red Bank, reached the semi- — Cappy Pregnal defeated Mary bleheader tonight, the Giants will any new track can go into oper- be in Philadelphia for four games applied for a track on a 420-acre athlete at RBHS and finals of the boys' singles yester- Lou Strong, 6-1, 6-0; Betsy San- Baily Stable ation. New Jersey law permits site just north of the Fifth Street day in the Red Bank Open Ten- derson defeated Mary Pregnall, with the seventh place Phillies four harness tracks but the state later at Wake Forest over whom they hold an 11-3 extension and east of the Erie nis Tournament being conducted 6-2, 7-5. has only one, at Freehold. Railroad sidings in Secaucus. College. "Waskie" was on the Marine Park courts here. Second round men's doubles — At Freehold edge. The Giants, badly disorgan ized following the release of man The interest in a trotting track Colt Heads Association well known In these Nicoletti defeated Alex Getty Jack Fowler and Ed Mulroy de- at Secaucus was viewed as i The association is headed by feated Pete Ross and Bruce Cam- ager Billy Rigney last month of Rumson, 6-1, 6-1, in gaining prelude to a strong push for nigh James R. Colt of 102 Ocean Ave., parts for his prowess eron, 4-6, 6-3, 6-0; Jules Plan- For 1st Time suddenly righted themselves-two his semi-final berth. n harness racing. The constitution Deal, who holds 50 per cent of in athletics. After he In another quarter-final match, gere and John Kappmeier de- FREEHOLD — The crack Em- weeks ago and have won 10 o their last 13 games. now permits only daytime racing the association's stock. Nathan Ellis Slack and Harold Potter, feated Carl Boll and Carl deGers- mor E. Baily Stable of Lebanon, in New Jersey. "Waskie" Sweel" completed his prep dorff, G-3, G-lf Fred Axt and Robinson, 127 Newton Ave., At- superintendent of the Marine Ohio, will compete for the firsl Gov. Robert B. Meyner has school days at Penning- Sterling Thompson defeated Jules time at Freehold Raceway dur- lantic City, and Walther A. Fried- Park courts, defeated Fred Axt said he thinks New Jersey has and Sterling Thompson, 7-5, 6-2.Plangere and John Kappmeier, ing this year's sulky session lander, 849 E. Ridgewood Ave., ton, he received a baseball scholarship at Wake Today's Entries, enough daytime tracks. He sug Ridgewood, hold 25 per cent each. Three matches were played in 6-2, 7-5. which opens Saturday afternoon. Forest where he met Choppy Wagner and struck up Quarter-finals men's doubles— The Baily stock will be undei gested that advocates of nigh It has an option to buy the site, the quarter-finals of the women's harness racing secure public ap- a close friendship. Wagner was the head coach of doubles. Advancing to the semi- Ellis Slack and Harold Potter the supervision of Mitchell H. but much of the land is owned Jockeys, Odds proval before going to the racing finals were Mrs. Eleanor Hessel- defeated Fred Axt and Thomp- O'Neal, a Freehold regular from by Colt. It estimates cost of the the Washington High School gridiron eleven, which FIRST RACE — Purie $3,000; 3 & - commission but said he would tine and B. J, Hesseltine, defeat- son, 7-5, 6-2. Lebanon, who lives not too fa y. o.: Mdnit.: 6 turlonga. track at about $7,000,000. was the best in North Carolina a couple of years 1 Mr. Hadera. 113 Blum 2- not start any such move. The Burlington Raceway Assn. ing Dorothy Dorsuch and Shelia Second round women's doubles from the Baily stabling headquar- 4 Barnwell Ring. 113 Glbt> 4- back. Sweel was backfield and assistant coach. Link, love sets; Sue Leary and — Sue Porter and Phyliss Lob-|ters. O'Neal is classed as a 2 High View, 113 Orant 4- The application by the Lincoln of Camden wants to run a track 8 C. J'ment. 2d. 113 ...Korte 4- Racing Assn. included an agree- Muriel Ackerman, defeating Lin- dell defeated Mary Pregnall and smooth reinhandler. He had a 9 Buddy Wilson. 118 Lee 6- on a 400-acre site near the in- "Waskie" captaine dthe basketball and basebal 3 Sunny Gem. 113 Harmatz 8- ment to rent a 478-acre site for tersection of Route 206 and Jack- da Hathaway and Karen Det- Cappy Pregnall, 6-1, 6-3. good share of victories durin 5 BUI Jim. 113 Blum 12 teams during his senior year at Wake Forest and made weiler, 6-1, 8-6; and Joan Wil- Quarter-finals women's doubles last year's Freehold meeting. 6 Ebony Lark, 113 Regalbuto 20- 60 years at a total rental o sonville Rd. in Springfield Town- 7 Larksler, 113 Rogers 20-: $23,550,000 from a group headed All-Southern in basketball. After graduation, he played kinson and Mrs. Russell Hatha- — Mrs. Elinor Hesseltine and Seven head will comprise th 10 Scotch Tweed. 108 Monacclll 20-: ship. way, defeating Ann Lee and Bet-B. J. Hesseltine defeated Doro- Baily stable and all are pacers, 11 Semeru, 108 _ Monacelll 20-' by Eugene Mori, president of thi The application was filed by baseball with several teams in the South and later tool 12 OUIe J., 113 Choquette 20-: Garden State sy Sanderson, 6*-l, 6-1. thy Dorsuch and Shelia Link, It is a young crop, too. The;13 Dark Treasure, 108 ....Lelebvre 2O-: Racing Assn. in Lawrence H. Ellis of Fellowship up coaching duties at Burlington before switching to 14 Jo-Ann M. 108 Harmntz 20-1 Camden. Rd., Mount Laurel, president; Cappy Pregnal, seeded No. 1 6-0, 6-0; Sue Leary and Murieljare three year-olds Arch.Bob an- 5 Ln Ami. 113 Blum 20- Washington. in the women's singles, won herAckerman defeated Linda Hath- Chuck MacArthur, four year-olds 16 Lucky Toss. 101 Prozzlllo 2 THE HANDS he complained. "Everything went! trumps and ruff another club to 1st Aid Certificates wrong, but I certainly adopted the' establish dummy's last card of best line of play." 1 that suit. For CD Members North, dealer 1 North-South vulncrabb Revealing Lead ! NoNow you can cash the ace oi\ RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Hen- NORTH South missed the story told by spades and give up a spade. Yoirry Klinsky of this place has is- 45 4 the opening lead. When does a!reacn dummy by ruffing your sued eight certificates for the V Q I 42 player lead a trump against a;'ast spade in time to discard the1 standard first aid course to mem- SECRET AGENT fly MEL GRAFF • 7 3 small slam? Certainly not if he' Queen of diamonds on the good Ders °f'he Raritan Civil Defense, club H01PITRISHTTHER6 WEST EAST has a singleton or void suit - Twelve tricks are thus as-j Those who completed the F6I-ANP[WrWT * KI6 2 * 10 9 8 7 Quite possibly because he doesn't' sured. | course were Mildred A. TriRS, T01WN WWM£ V 10 9 8 V None want to lead away from a valu-l DAILY QUESTION I West Keansburg, and Nancy Nos- • K 8 5 4 • J 10 9 6 2 able card in a side suit, such as> Partner opens with one spade, l!ie', ,Alic muMvWAVASNTX jVlAD PK4CTICAU.Y NO AWASriP\A0puriff LlUST WHO PIP\ WOM ICOWSULT KROTIV6KBLATIVS* NfVWBNrVHBM JJ M "lOU INVITE TO \ Trig RKT AZg SAVe I MV FBIgNTJS WON'T ^ A\ABRlgT> >t5UB MOTHee, AND PAY"'A yCJIZA iSPEWCTO ME SKA!Ag\ SUDDENUYI WAS BELATED TO ANP AIN'f gVgN T VC6TCP X AM TO MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL GRETCHEN, MAY '- I'M WRITWG IT'S OKAY/ I PRtt[NT MY FAMOUS --i riARK1 LETTER LET ME SEE IF HU5BAND, KIPPY ClARK.'/pftN, Y0U'RE TDBEE2ER.G1VE MOW GIVE ME THAT THIS PEN HfcS GOOD NASTY /V\E A GOOD INK' PRECIOUS LITTLE WORD TH«r WILL WORD .' NUMBER YOU SHOW I'M /v. »/ i MODtUD FOR ANGRY.' REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY MOMMY ,WHV VO LKVtCOtK Is* O-t HELP WAIWE&-HEMALE HELP VANTED-MALE WANTED-MALE FOB BALE APABTMENT5 RED BANK L4CEKSED BEAUT* CULTURE 'OuR BOOlfB — Print*.' «ntnuie«.! TEACHES. Apply . Blcfaart'* Scbcol ti Third Avenue. Atlantic Klj}>- Tuesday, Aug. 2, 1960-^15'- RED BMK REGISTER CtASSIFKD RATES of Beauty, 25 Broid &-, Bed Bank. HAMMOND 1 Day .Me line YOUflG WOMAN to work, full time HREE-ROOM furatthed nputrotnt > Pay* Cwwecgtfw. . JZcIioe 1n pftarroscr, Cotmetic experience OPPORTUNITIES FOR RETAIL MANAGEMENT ORGAN STUDIO Prtvut tntrance, btib, AtftflU, Ho HOVSE3 FOR SALE 4 Day* Consecutive, reterred, but not nectary, Muu U «II I-296J ur U Win .Me Line have driver-* license. Call KE 64060, of ASBURY PARK 5 Day* Cmuecntive, Neisner Brothers, Inc., operating over 170 (tores, is consider' HP.KK ROOMS sod bath, on bus tint, . McUoe JBALES — Bern top notch do!l*r«. adults only. On* electricity snd hxu M Day* Consecutive . 24c line Work from our office at your desk. ing applications (or future store msnagement positions. All Model* on Display IPPIM. CO 4-3048. KRONE EXCLUSIVES Select your own hours, 9 a. is. to VURUTZBR SPINET ORGAN __47M M Day* Cti . 23c tine MMMONU SPINET. V$et ttK !EJ> HANK -- Four room uofurnlsheii 0 P- m. Liberal com miss Ions, paid These positions offer opportunities for rapid advancement for apartment. Choice location. Available OWN THRU KRONE Yearly Contract Rates On Request weekly, For Interviews by appoint* WMMOND CHORD. Provincial ...J785 ment only, call SH 1-5065. those between the ages ol 21-29 who qualify. All promotions are AGNl'S ORGAN »3).95 .illiust 15. Sll 1-122!) or SH 1-1575. Minimum Insertion Thret lines fRUTZEn PLAYER FIANO _...J350 JODERN 3J-i ROOM Apartment fur ALL BUYERS SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS-Ex- Blind ads using Tba Register's P. O. Box SSo eitra. made from within our own organization. iTEINWAY GRAND PIANO nisheil. all utilities, couple. 10(1 VVal- perlenced. Pleasant working condl- 6' 10" J1.5(5 • $550 DOWN RtSbt to classify, (Hit or relict uy advertisement Is reserved lons. Landau Knitting Corp., Locust ice. St.. Red Hank. by Tho Retfiter. •R 40 TONE CABINET 'walnutl J325 St., Keyport. Applicants selected will begin a store management training lAMMOND EXTRAVOICE {6S5 RKWSBl'RY. thr anil one hltlf Wo will not t» rasponslbis lor orrors. unless they s,r» detected rooms, newly remodeled. LfUnfurnishedl . RUMSON — Stately seven-room Mfore Ui» second lnisrtlon. HOUSEKEEPER — Care of two-year- program in the stockroom, and progressively advance to SALES AND SERVICE V 1-1153 or S!l 7--0O4. colonial, two-car garage on 50x old child, for business couple. Live No cancellations will ba accepted or chutes mada In advertise- RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION ments one hour after receipt at office. m own room and bath. RU 1-1279. floorman, assistant manager, and to store manager. Managers' El) RANK — Unfurnished apartment, 185 (street to street); shrubbed 'pen Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 6:30 Washington St, Three mums nicely WOMAN FOR LIGHT cleaning In and shaded plot, situated on pic- earnings start at $6,600. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. ecorali-d. up to date appliance, hrat DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day Before Publication Beauty School. Apply Richard's nit wnter supplied. Centrally lorat>-d turesque tree lined street. Front School of Beamy, 25. Broad St., Red CLASSIFIED OlSl'LAV Earn a good salary while you learn with PR 5-9300 " per month. Include* garnge, Jn open porqh and closed rear Bank. re 62 HardinK Rii. Call SH 1-lfiHT. >:M A. M. Day Before PnbllcaHan with proof two due before COOK — Preference knowledge Diitcl porch. Living room with open publication. SALT HAY-K1NEST QUALITY language for elderly couple. Call GENEROUS BONUS PLAN EMPLOYEE DISCOUNTS Fred D. WikoH. Ca staircase, oversized dining room, SH 7-2631. SH 1-OtkH. COMMERCIAL RENTALS extra large kitchen with dining LIBERAL VACATIONS EXCELLENT RETIREMENT PLAN Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 DOCTOR'S AID — Central Long Branch ASH REQlaTERS — New anil ujed. FACTORY LOFT area. Four bedrnoms and bath, Calls on private telephones are toll-tree to OS 1-0925 from the location. Capable, mature, pleasing many modela, reaionabla. We lell. yor rent following stations: LOwell 6, COlfax 4, KZaniburg «. WHltney 6. personality, familiar with office proce- GAINFUL LIFE INSURANCE PLAN ent. repair. Talco Caib Reslilur Co. 12.000 sq ft. Call SH 7-1 too full basement and attic. Only dures, type. Part or full time. State :A 204H. Calls' on private telephone! are .oil-tree to 8H 1-0010 from the age, reference!, experience. Write to :EAUTY PAIILOR LOCATION next to $15,501)—but hurry. following stations: ATlantlo Highlands 1, CApltai 2 and 9. Liberty 3, 'Doctor", Box 311, Red Bank. APPLY: YPEWRITERS, ADDINQ machlnea. Mayfalr Market In Red Bank. Call Highlands 3, OSborne :. BUmson 1, SEa Bright 2. and BHadyslde 1 All makes new or used. Guaranteed IH 7-3280. and 7. BOOKKEEPER, experienced, account ,ow ai }25. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth payable, ability to type, pleasant It. Next to theater. SH 7-0(85 15 X 70 modern store. working conditions, liberal employee Ampla parking. M.KRONE benefits. Canterbury Knitters, Ltd.. NEISNER'S IOYAR SCHtTLTZ — Surface Grimier. SH 7-221)3 or SH 1-«4)l AUTOMOTIVE BOATS & ACCESSORIES Locust St., Keyport. Excellent condition. 1^ years old ASSOCIATES, INC. all after A p. m. SH 1-0122. STORE FOR RENT OUTBOAI1D MOTOR BOAT AND EXPERIENCED blind mtch operator MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER On White St. Route 35 Eatontown AUTOS AND TRUCKS to hem bottoms on children's com*. FREEZER 16 CI\ KT. »12J. Tall Sll 7-1100 YACHT OWNERS ATTENTION: Mar- liOOP CONDITION. Jne Insurance Is our tpeelalty. Le Steady and piece work. Ton) Frocks. f Liberty 2-2133 ITS RAJJLY TIME AGAIN Inc., 78 West St.. corner of Oakland, OS 1-0206 iTOl'K nnd two rooms. Heat and Jiut 1059 Flat super Spider convertible. ui be your continuous watchmen, pu Route 35 Middletown, N. J. ler nuiipUnl. Cnll Sll J-273(!. 2:'< an end to worry. We will pay for Red Bank. Second floor. SH 1-7366, SED OE ELECTRIC RANGE, w»ih ihrewshiiry Avt'. Ol'SK AN 11 COTTAGK — I'rivatt) Only 0,000 milts. One owner, local nfL'un bp.ich. Triced reasonable. SE ear. It's gltitenlng black with red andany losses provided you Insure It SALESLADY —Experienced, five days, Ing machine, gink nnd 3x7 front door, with ua. LOW RATE OF 4%. Under Mr. Rowker —9 A.M. to' 9 P.M. all CA 0-3395. ROKKSSIONAL OPKICK — Tliree 17B1-J. 8P:I Hnphl. black Interior. Stop In and iee this. apply in person, 137B Broad St., rooms. All utilities. Ground floor, 35 h.p. no deductible over 35 h.p, $50 ed Bank. Al'Ar.TMKNT — Five rootni, deductible. Call for information today. MALL TRACTOR with disc harrow, all SH 1-K6S. BEAUTICIAN ~ Steady or part time. roller plow and rider, reHSoml down, 4*il."5 a nmntli. Incl'.Mei Maurice Schwartz Nick's Beauty Salon, 275 Highway rice. Mil Hwy 36, Belford. KE 6-9729, lights, wafrr, mmnlt'tt&nce, LI 2- HELP WANTE&-MALE HELP WANTED-Male - Female 78. Rolston Waterbury 35, Wlddlctown. SH 7-0829. iTUDIO COUCH, one dresser, wash HOUSES FOR RENT & Sons MAN — To work on small lawn COOK i relief). live days prr month, Ing machine, one night tatile. one EAR I'.KD BANK — Nm il.-vrln 19 W. Front St. Red Bank SALESGIRL WANTED — Full and part 'NFUKNISI11&D — Llncroft. thrto bed- 141 Weit Front Street Red Bank time. Sylvettes Children's Depart- mowers. Must be experienced. 140 Nursing home. :omplete Hollywood bed. KE 6-2552, nient. CtuirmltiK tree-sli;iii»M, 'j::->t- SH 7-3500 ment, Mlddlelown Shopping Center, See Hwy 36, Belford. KE 6-9729. SH l-MSfl room ranch. Long Branch, three b hree-he«lnwni tulck rancii. Sim SHadyilde 7-0717 35 yean of boating and Mrs. Greene. CONTENTS OF SMALL PRINT SHOP •nom op lit. IA 2-1fi2fl or KB 1-484.1. mom)) carritM all. $;t,50t), .ij.sttnif -t'j OPEN NIGHTS yacht insurance. ENGINEERING AIDES AND TECHNI- TELEPHONE SOLICITOR ror Rp"i —Small 3x5 hand press, 40-50 font ort ape. KM l-DHi7 afti-r ft ii.ni. >( typp. 25 cases, number machine, ACING SEASON AND SUMMER rent K IXPERIENCED SALESLADIES want- clani, with at least five years exper- Rank Middletown area. Call In your Alt In all ilzcs and price' rangea. TRUCK — 1951 Metro walk-In. Excel- NEW CHRIS CRAFT 18', 20', 23' Sea ed for women's ready-to-wear. Per- ience In electronic circuitry. Pleasant iwn home, three to four per tiny. end cutter, two sticks, cuts, leads nn IX-HOOM ItANCU — I'M years ol.l. lent condition. New tires and bat lla Wiltshire Agency, IlBaltors, 1480 Skiffs. Here for Immediate delivery, manent. Apply in person. J. Yanko, working conditions In new engineering 520 per week plus bonus. Experienced ilugs, furniture, wood and metal. Cal £can Ave.. Sea Drlght. SE 2-0004. three bedrooms, l!j liatli. Kull I>HM- tery. J650. SH 14749. 30 Brofid St., Red Bank. laboratory worksg with top grade en* only, with private phone. Call CO 4- VT 1-3047 niter 6 i».rn. lent, !arK<* lot, conveniint in *• vci >• IRWINS' YACHT WORKS 625,1 :hmR. S'JI.WM) nr h^at offer. L£_2-"Jl^i. 1954 FORD Ranch Wagon with radio, Marine Park, Red Bank SH 1-0003 glaeera. Apply m person or write ?IJ>E SELECTION o"p RENTALS^— WOMAN WANTED for office work. ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO.. IOCKTAIL OR ("OFI-'KE TABLE—Mill Furnished IUMI unfurnished. lmmM- heater. Good condition. Call Permanent position. Must have refer- glHna top, dark mahogany, Corden' S'E\V~SHI:KWSni:ilY -•• Kfnir-lKMiriKuv" WH 6-4596. 1958, 22' LUHR'S SEA SKIFF. Gray INC., Lewis St and Mapl* Ave., Incst. Call after 5:30 p. ni. SH 1-6324 te occupancy. Snniuel Telchrr AKen__. two-hath luiicli. oU' living room wuli 109 Inboard engine, fully equipped, ences. Apply In person or by mall In Eatontown. N. J. LI 2-0300. Jceanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or dial own handwriting. J, Yanko, 30 Broad loin re window, rfcrcatlon room, luo* 1B58 IMPALA CONVERTIBLE — Power In water. Call AT 1-1675 after 5 p. in. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female NORGB Seml-Automatlc washlnR ma ar pnniKe. $20.WO. I,I 2t!3fi4. steering, radio, heater, JflOO cash St., Rpfl Bnnl(, SALESMAN HEAL ESTATE — Be chine. $25 Mnttrcfls Inr folding cot SAILBOAT — Wood-Pussy. Particulars happy, make money. Join county's WILL HELP with parties, dinners or 1 1 i Half IK and tnke over payments. Call 03 1-0308. iOUNTER WAITRESS —Assist with lken< » .lici' agricultural product* U by Sec- retary of Agriculture Phillip AI- Hal Boyle WANTED^ Farmobile ampi. TELEPHONE SUBSCRIPTION Changes in supplementary dis- Things a columnist might never know if be didn't On Tour play material will be matte to open his mail: SALES PEOPLE suit each area and audience. The Of Fairs trailer will be accompanied by It's no wonder girls are more in a hurry to marry A new approach to valuable method of selling Department of Agriculture per- than boys... age counts against them more... At 20 a TRENTON — The New Jersey sonnel at each appearance. Rec- girl has nine chances in ten of marrying but at 30 she EASY — PLEASANT — PROFITABLE Department of Agriculture's trav- ipe folders and other informa- elling exhibit, the "Farmobile," tional literature provided by the has only 55 chances out of a hundred... At 30 a man You can make a good weekly income or supplement will be at the Gloucester County New Jersey farm products pro- still has 72 chances out of 100 of finding a mate. your present income by selling over the TELEPHONE. 4-H Club Fair at Clayton this motional councils are being dis- week, and has five more fair stops tributed. Despite the outcry against con- Increase your income, Select your own hours, Full or on its schedule before the sea- formity, we aren't a people satisfied to part-time days or evenings—Liberal Commissions are son ends. The Farmobile will be at Clay ton Thursday and Friday. It is live as in the past... One proof: The U. paid weekly with amazing added incentive that can In additiori, the Farmboile will scheduled to appear at the Mid- S. Patent Office gets about 90,000 ap- be attained by anyone with an honest attitude make several special one-day dlesex . County Fair, Dunham's stops at other New Jersey events. plications a year for new products, pro- towards work. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, we Comer, Aug. 9 to 13, and'at the The mobile showcase is a 20- Warren County Farmers' Fair, cesses and gadgets invented to improve show you how. foot trailer which tells the story Uniontown, Aug. 17 to 20. our way of life. (Fortunately, they of New Jersey agriculture in sound and color. Emphasis is on Scheduled on the Farmobile's don't all work!) FOR INTERVIEW, BY APPOINTMENT ONLY the versatility and high quality route for late August and Sep- Fringe benefit: One of the privi- of farm products grown in thetember are the Morris County Please Dial SH 1-5065 iarden State. The narration Fair, Troy Hills, Aug. 22 to 27; . BOYLE leges of being President of the United which accompanies the showing the Flemington Fair, Fleming States is that you are traditionally immune from being 9 A.M.fiUNTIL 12 NOON of giant-size color transparencies ton, Aug. 30 to Sept. 5, and the New Jersey State Fair, Trenton arrested — at least while you are in office. 6 P.M 9 P.M. and an animated map depicting the growing centers of important Sept. 18 to 25. . Do you play bridge?... The odds against your holding a perfect hand are 635,013,599,999 to one. MONMOUTH Now that the whooping crane appears to be slowly winning its fight for survival, bird lovers hope the SHOPPING CENTER trumpeter swan will start blowing its own bugle again EATONTOWN CIRCLE ... It is believed that fewer than 1,000 trumpeter swans are left in America. LI 2-2150 How times change... When coffee was first in troduced into the American colonies in 1667, it was OPEN 10:00 A.M.-9.30 Mon.-Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. • 10:00-6:00 ?ues.-Sat. so expensive only the rich could afford it. Our quotable notables: "Grief can take care of it- self," said Mark Twain, "but to get the full value of joy you must have somebody to share it with." Many a blue-eyed girl if you want a wife who won't be easily hurt... Blue-eyed people are least sensitive to pain, brown-eyed people most sensitive. WHITE SALE (I would have a dentist with blue, blue eyes!) New; Color/ Another thing about eyes: Tests confirm the old folk belief that liars are generally more shifty-eyed New Boldness/ than honest men... On the other hand, veteran cops LOOK FOR THE LABEL say bojd criminals often develop an unflinching gaze — probably as a self-defense. Coro's Big Bold Beads The nation with the greatest alcoholism problem isn't either the United States or Sweden — but France .... The average Frenchman drinks three times as $2* much as the average American... One out of fifteen Jumbo beads in the new autumn colors- U.S. social imbibers is regarded as a problem drinker ... In France it's one out of ten. topaz, green and blue. One-two and three History does repeat itself... In the 17th century strands, also the brand new Matinee length. a "gigolo" was a man hired to walk before ladies of Earrings to match $1* fashion ... They wore spiked heels so high they had to • plus tax REGULAR 1.89 have someone to lean on, now and then, to keep from falling... Aren't women's heels getting about that high STEIN BACH'S JEWELRY MUSLIN SHEETS again? Street Floor and Asbury Park 133 THREAD COUNT A timeless wisecrack: "The extreme penalty of b'igamy," a British lord chief justice once remarked, "is two mothers-in-law." • SHOP BOTH STORES A Bow and arrow vocabulary: If you collect odd 52 words, here's an unusual one for you—"toxophilite" WED. and FRI. 'til fc ... It sounds like someone with a disease, but it actu- ally means "a devotee of archery."... Greatest his- 1 torical example: Cupid. •« Flat twin 72 x 108" or Apt definition: "A bachelor," says actor Walter bottom fitted twin Slezak, "is a guy who has to fix only one breakfast be- fore going to work." Not seconds I Not irregulars! But top If you ever have to face a charging elephant, there quality bleached muslin that's been proved is a quick, easy way to tell which continent he came by generations of homemakers satisfied from... Asian elephants have five toes on each foot, African elephants only four. (But better shoot first... with its long-wear. Specially priced so and count later.) you can refill closets with these Ward- It was Socrates who advised, "The nearest way to thrifty buys. Hurry to and save now! glory is to strive to be what you wish to be thought to be." Reg. 2.09 flat 81x108" or bottom fitted double sheet 168 St., has returned from a two- Reg. 98c pr. pillowcases..... pr. Fairview week stay at Camp Mohawk, Charlemont, Mass. 4 USE WARDS CREDIT PLANS. New residents on Oak Hill Rd A recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. are Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Jacobus C. P. Segua, 12 Walnut St.. was SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ft formerly of Eatontown. OR YOUR MONEY BACK. Miss Bonny Fuhrmann of Massa- chusetts. Mr. and Mrs. Lars Olsen, An Campus FMiioris dover St., attended the recent Mrs. Mary Wolchak, Cooper sailboat races at Lake Hopatconp. Rd., celebrated her birthday last week with a family gathering in Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Joseph her home. Knee Highs Galor^. 4 Heinrich, Cooper Rd., have re- turned from a trip to Washing- Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. ton, D. C. Norman Scott, Cooper Rd., were OTHER WHITE SALE SPECIALS! their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Jane Pabst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Scott of Staten REG. 2.29 SHEET BLANKETS REG. 4.98 MATTRESS PADS and Mrs. Henry Pabst, Andover Island. NOTICE L50 Dual use—sheet or blanket in 100% Full site fitted; cotton cover, ^ II CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT cotton. Treasure Chest brand. 70x90". 1. fill. 3.00 Tax Exemption (or Certain Aging Cllltenl A Concurrent Resolution proposing lo amend Article VIII. Section I. ftf the 16 Exciting Colors Constitution of the State ol New Jersey, by adding a new paragraph to be numbered 4. REG. 3.98 DACRONT PILLOWS Be It reaolved by the Senate 01 the State ol New Jcney (the General White REG. 4.98 BLEND BLANKETS Assembly concurring: Docron' Polyester fiberfill *\ Medium weight 72x90" blanket in 1. Thf following propose'! amendment to the Constitution of the State of New Jersey I* hereby aareert to: , V in floral print. 18x25". * for rayon-nylon, acetate binding. Colors. Proponed Amendment Black Amend Article VIII, Section I, ol the Constitution by adding a new para- graph to be numbered 4. to read as follows: Blue Charbrown Charcoal Green Ktamcii au uim u win uui IMS HI HIIHIUUN said citizen and resident may he entitled, Maize Navy Olive Oxford Grey •I- lIllS prtJpil^CJ HtDrnllllll 'II III MM' V.MllrllllUlM.MI Klltlll UIT DUUIlllkim *w the propln nt fluid election 'n llir followlnK manner and form: Red Thfrp n\m\) tip printer, on rnch official bullet tn be unorl Rt such general Gold Hazel Sapphire the word "No." Garnet 2. In every municipality thr following rjucillon: Shall Article VIII, Section I, of the Constitution Hi Bulk Orion and Stretch be amended by adding a new paragraph to be numbered 4 and to read as follows? Flufflon to wear with Ber- SALE! CANNON STRIPED Yes 4. The Legislature may, from time to time, muda Shorts and Kilt REGULAR 5.98 "HOLIDAY" enact laws grnntinp, exemption from taxation on Skirts! Sizes Med. 8 to OR SOLID COLOR TOWELS the renl property of any citizen and resident COTTON BEDSPREAD..SALE! of this State of the ago of fi5 or more years re- 9'/J; Large 10 to I I'/i. Fluffy, soft cotton terry in solid colors siding In ii dwelling house owned by him which lone-on-tone colors outlinod in black make to malch lively stripes. Assorted colors. l.i a constituent part of such real property but lively laltersall. Vat-dyed. At this low prico, no such exemptions shnll be In excess of $800.00 STEIN BACH'S HOSIERY 15x25* towels.. .3 for 99c "" "'"' you'll want an extra one lor A ftft In the assessed valuation of such property and such exemption shnll be restricted to owners Street Floor and Asbury Park 12xl2'do»hs...6for99e 2f oaty-sew, matching drapos. * hiivliif} an Income not in excess of $5,000.00 per full only No year. Any such exemption when so planted by "•«. 7»c til. law shnll be tjrnnlod so that II will not be In •"•'V.* addition to any nlhcr exemption to which the said citizen anil resident nuiv be entitled. SHOP BOTH STORES KliWAIIK .1. I'ATI'KN WED. and FRI. 'til ^,z£SJ£9!iL®M&Y^ ilpcretnry of Hlnle 9