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WASHINGTON (AP) - The had to bang his gavel for five Senate has killed the admin- minutes to quiet the ensuing istration's compromise medical hubbub and get the Senato care plan for the elderly on a Henriksen Happy Over Vote back to work. 52-48 vote branded by Presi- November Decision dent Kennedy as "a most POINT PLEASANT (AP) — Dr. J. Bruce Anderson bill, which linked medical care for Henriksen, a foe of the Kennedy administra- the aged to social security. They said they An hour after the Senate serious defeat for every Ameri- vote, Kennedy went before tel- can family." tion's medical care plan, said last night he would maintain their present manner of treat- would welcome having the medicare program ment, including treating needy patients free evision cameras and radio mi- Kennedy promptly fired his as an election issue in November. of charge. crophones to read a statement. stinging reverse by a coalition He said the defeat had dealt Henriksen, chief surgeon of Point Pleasant of Republicans and Southern The compromise Anderson old age health a setback to 17 million Ameri- Hospital, referred to President Kennedy's Democrats into a major issue insurance bill was tabled and, in effect, killed cans over 65 and was a blow for the November congression- statement earlier asking that voters show in the Senate by a 32-48 vote. to children of older persons they are for the plan in the congressional al elections and said he would Both New Jersey senators, Republican who have to educate their fam- elections this fall. offer the program again next Clifford P. Case and Democrat Harrison A. ilies and help their parents "I welcome it as an issue because I think year.. Williams Jr., voted against tabling the meet medical expenses. there are enough Americans who wanf to take measure. Then he added: The American Medical Asso- care of their own health needs without gov- ciation, which led the fight Prior to the vote Williams said that pas- "I think the American peo- ernment interference," said Henriksen, add- ple are going to make a de- PRESIDENT KENNEDY talk* with Clevefand Mayor Anthony J. Cefebrezze, designated against the program which ing that he was "very happy" over the set- sage of the bill would be the best antidote to would have been financed socialized medicine. cision in November as to to b» lecretary of welfare, at the White House. Abraham Ribieoff, who resigned back of the legislation In the senate yester- whether they want this bill, through higher social security day. the welfare pair to campaigh for the Senate from Connecticut, is at left. payments, said yesterday's Sen- "We cannot wish away the serious health and similar bills to be passed, Henriksen was the leader of a group of ..'.'.., (AP Wirephotol ate action was "a vote in the problems of the elderly, and if we do not or whether they want it to be New Jersey doctors who pledged to refuse to public interest." soon take constructive action, the people may defeated. Nearly all the Re- treat patients under provisions of the King- some day demand reckless action." publicans and a handful of Same Pattern Democrats Joined with them Kennedy had placed the med- to give us today's setback .. . Joining 31 Republicans to kill ical care plan in the top pri- and thus kill an amendment by on hand. Many House mem- the medical care plan were 21 "We have to decide, the Hughes Signs Bill Making ority bracket of his legislative Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, D- . bers and Senate employees Democrats, 17 of them South- United States, in 1962, in No- program. The coalition which N. Mex., that would have huddled at the rear of the erners. Five Republicans who vember, In the congressional scrapped It was of the same hooked the plan onto a House- floor. Capacity crowds filled co-sponsored the compromise elections, whether we want to pattern of the one that had passed public welfare bill. the galleries. voted with 43 Democrats in stand still or whether we want killed two of his other major - An air. of tenseness charged GoofballPossession Crime trying to save it. The climax to the most bit- to support this kind of legis- proposals in the House — his terly fought issue of the cur- the chamber as the roll call lation for the benefit of the farm bill and his plan to set was taken. < TRENTON (AP) - Law en- i>y Hughes yesterday gives the which provides a life sentence for . The showdown was on ap- rent session came at mid-aft- people. up a Department of Urban Af- proval of a motion by Sen. Rob- forcement officials are armed health commissioner authority to illegal sale of narcotics to minors ernoon in a packed Senate When it was all over. Vice . "You are going to have a fairs. ert S. Kerr, D-Okla., to table chamber. All 100 senators were President Lyndon B. Johnson (See MEDICAL, Page 2) with a new weapon today in their classify certain habit-forming Also present at the signing were growing crackdown on "goof- non-narcotic drugs as narcotic Spina; Dr. Lloyd J. McCorkle, balls" and other habit-forming drugs, thereby ^regulating their chairman of the state Narcotics drugs, control and sale. Control Commission; and State Yesterday Gov. Richard J. Sens. Fox, Ozzard, Crane, and Police Lt. Leonard Iatesta, in Hughes Plans Veto Hughes signed into law a bill George B.' Harper, R-Sussex, charge of narcotics enforcement. Giant Space Balloon sponsored the bill. ~ . * making it a crime to possess cer- The governor expressed hope tain hypnotic or sleep-inducing , Hughes said the. bills will pro- vide a powerful new weapon to that a bill increasing the maxi- pills or barbiturates which are mum penalty for stealing narcotic On Bingo Unit Czar law enforcement authorities in not narcotics. drugs and another prohibiting the Hughes signed the bill shortly the growing battle against nar- TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Richard J. Hughes says he will cotics addiction. He said they will sale of codeine without a prescrip- veto a bill to replace the state's Bingo-Raffle Commission with Mission Is a Success after Newark City Police Director supplement the state's present tion would be passed by the state a one-man administration. Dominick A. Spina attributed four CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP)dor to try to pick up films made heat of tha sun in the vacuum narcotic, laws, including one Hughes said yesterday that the commission was free of recent deaths in Newark to the (See HUGHES, Page 2) —The largest space vehicle ever by a movie camera aboard the of space. The 50 pounds in the scandal, and that the lack of "universal satisfaction" with the use of "goofballs." sent aloft—a balloon which in- rocket that also recorded the in- first Big Shot was too patent commission's work was only natural in an area involving de- Essex County Sheriff Leroy J. flated to the height of a 13-story flation process. a load and made too much gas cisions and penalties. D'Alola, credited by Hughes with building—was rocketed 950 miles Remarkable pictures taken by too rapidly. Although there was The bill to abolish the commission was sponsored by Sen- being one of the original sponsors ,-bove the Atlantic Ocean today both type cameras enabled tech- a near vacuum inside the sphere, Sewer Authority ate Majority Leader Charles W. Sandman, Jr., R-Cape May. of the, bill, said It would be, a as r. forerunner of an advanced nicians to determine what caused the tiny amount of air present Sandman was a member of a Seriate committee, that in- tremendoos Jhelp to law enforce- Echo communications satellite. a similar balloon to rip to shreds was enough, in combination with vestigated the agency and^charged. it-was excessively severe ment officials. The gleaming silvery sphere, on the first big balloon launching the quick-expanding gas, to in- in punishing charitable groups licensed to conduct'bingo and Graduate To Narcotics dubbed "Big Shot," provided a last Jan. 15. The sphere expand- flate the bag too fast. Asks federal Aid raffles. brief but spectacular show for ed to its full diameter In two sec- To flow down the inflation proc- D'Aloia, termer speaker of the WANTS AMENDMENTS MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The About one-fifth of the munici- ground observers in the Cape onds and just as swiftly burst ess in today's balloon, a less -AsMfflNJ; «jid, that "goofball" But Hughes said the commission was composed of unsala- Canaveral area as it separated apart. users are usually beginning dope Sewer Authority, at its meeting pality will get sewer service from active sublimating powder, ben- next week, expects to process its the plant to. be' constructed by ried, public spirited citizens who had served the public well. from the Thor booster, expanded Repeated screening of thefilms zoic acid, was used and the addicts. Later, when "goofballs" Hughes also announced he will accept a bill permitting to its full 135-foot diameter, and disclosed two major flaws; . no longer give them a kick, the application for federal aid for a Levitt and Sons, Inc. amount of air was reduced from legislators to hold a second county or municipal office, but drifted across the pre-dawn sky. Excess amounts of a sublimat- users graduate to narcotics in- townwide sewer survey, and per- Authority chairman Edwin Mai' ona fifth of a pound per square only after some amendments are made. It was visible for nearly 10 min-ing powder and residual air in- cluding marijuana and heroin, he haps iron out the question of tak- colm told The Register he will inch to one fiftieth of a pound. The dual officeholding bill was sponsored by Assembly, utes .before becoming obscured by side the cpace ball. •aid. ing over the Levitt sewer plant. still try to get Levitt to donate At 500 pound), tha big shot men J. Arnold Bressler, D-Hudson, and Albert S. Smith, R- haze and cloud. The powder, acetemlde, turns launched today was about four Hughes expressed the hope that Authority engineer Charles J. the plant to the township; bu Atlantic. In recent years the courts have, ruled against dual During the time tt was in sight to gas when subjected to the times heavier and four times the state's narcotics laws would Kupper has completed a prelim- he conceded that: other members officeholding in some cases. However, they have not barred It appeared as a brilliant yellow more rigid than the 100-foot Echo be strongly enforced, but warned inary sewer feasibility study and of the authority have "given up" any legislators from holding county or municipal offices. object, brighter than any stars I sphere launched into orbit Aug. that "laws alone will not' solve feels that, if township finances on this point. 1 Hughes said he is sympathetic to the purpose of the bill's in the sky. 12, 1960. the problem of narcotics addic- permit, the municipality could be two .Other Choices provisions on legislators, He said a strict construction of the Clouds apparently confined ob- Picket Big Shot was not Intended to The other choices of the body tion." sewered within two years. duties of legislators could prevent any public official or em- servation of the big ball to the are: 1- To lease the plant from orbit as Echo I did. The Nation- Hughes pledged to introduce The Township Committee is ployee from serving in the legislature. Cape area. Clear skies would Levitt, at a figure to be deter- al Aeronautics and Space Ad- legislation this fall which would particularly interested in install- have permitted observation of mined >by the authority and the CITES SCHOOL TEACHER Ruling ministration' aimed it on an up- provide for the establishment of ing facilities in the Cliffwood the balloon throughout much of and-down suborbital course to treatment centers for drug ad- builder, or 2- to purchase the "For example, school teachers could be barred, in the section, where septic tank woes the eastern United States. test the ejection and inflation dicts. plant outright from Levitt. technical sense, because they would be required to pass upon have plagued residents for Today's shot was to determine system of the rfgidized Echo pas- Mr. Kupper has told the author legislation that would have an effect upon the school system, Issued Treatment of addicts is as years. whether the balloon would ex- sive communications satellite in ity it is important that the town- and thus might be thought to have a 'conflict' of interest," necessary as enforcement of laws, pand and hold its form after be- FREEHOLD-Superior Court space environment prior to or- Federal Application ship control all sewer facilitie: Hughes said. Hughes said, adding "people that ing sent aloft. There were no Judge Gene R. Mariano yester- bital flight." Mr. Kupper has been au- rather than have builders operate But he said the bill went too far when it sought to permit are afflicted by narcotics addic- communications tests. day granted Atco Ceramics NASA plans to shoot a/Similar thorized to prepare papers for separate package units in var- any elected or appointed official to hold a second elected or tion are diseased people and need Another Launching Corp., Keyport. a permanent rigidized balloon into orbit later application to the federal Housing ious sections. • appointed office on another level of government. The courts help." The National Aeronautics and injunction forcing strikers at this year as Echo II. These ve- and Home Finance Agency for He wants a "centralized con have ruled out such dual officeholding in some cases—for in- The "goofball" bill was spon- Space Administration announced the plant to picket in an order- hicles, without instruments a survey grant. If the town later trol" sewer system, run by the stance they have barred one man from being both a county fored by Sens. Donai C. Fox, success of the mission, which ly fashion. aboard, drift silently through goes on to install sewers, the authority. freeholder and local mayor at the same time. D-Essex; William E. Ozzard, R- paves the way for launching a Company officials immedi- space while ground stations use money would be paid back. If not, Hughes said he would accept the provision on holding two Somerset; and the late Sen.' Rob- The Levitt plant is expected to similar balloon into orbit later ately issued an "invitation" for them as reflectors for signals, the federal government foots the elected offices. But he said he would ask deletion of dual art C. Crane, R-Union. cost about $450,000, according to this year as the Echo II experi persons seeking work to apply messages and television pictures bill for the- survey. officeholding in appointive jobs. The voters are not always A second bill signed into law the authority. mental communications satellite. for jobs. between distant points. aware that one person holds a second appointive post, Hughes After rising to 950 miles the Montgomery Melbourne, pub- The tremendously successful said, and thus they cannot express their view. balloon plunged back and burned lic relations officer, said the Telstar satellite launched last The bill would allow one person to be both a municipal uo as inten^d in the earth's sheriff's office has promised week from Cape Canaveral is tax assessor and a member of a county tax board, Hughes XI5 Pilot an Astronaut atmosphere. Death of the sphere "protection" for new employ- termed an active repeater satel- said. He called this an obvious conflict of duty. occurred about 23 minutes after ees. The local police force has lite because it receives signals refused to provide such protec- WASHINGTON (AP) - Air landing at Edwards Air Force as far or as long as the others the 4:30 a. m. (EST) launching, from the ground, amplifies them tion, he reported. Force Maj. Robert M. White, Base, Calif. 10-Minute Flight some 600 miles south of the cape. billions of times and beams them who rocketed into the quiet vast- When he crossed the 50-mile The whole flight took about 10 "Big Shot" is easily the larg- Some 1B9 workers (members back to another ground station. ness of space yesterday in his space qualification line drawn by minutes. He was launched from Federal Action Set est package ever sent into space. of the. AFL-CIO) have been on •leek X15, gets a personal "well NASA and the military services the underbelly of a B52 jet over However, many V. S. satellites strike for 39 days, over a pro- .done" today from President Ken- he joined the four Project Mer- Nevada and promptly climbed have weighed much more than posed swing shift and wages. Navy Post Goes nedy in the crowded rose garden cury astronauts in the right to full power for 80. seconds on a On Feed Shortage its 510 pounds. The Superior Court injunction of the White House. wear astronaut wings. sharp 41 degree angle. The X15 A television camera mounted states that three pickets may To Longstreet TRENTON (AP) - Fedetal Hughes told a news confe: in the head of the Thor booster be stationed at the main plant The 38-year-old engineer-test The difference is that the Mer-had hit 3,784 miles an hour by action was expected today aimed ence that hay in North Jersey, 1 entrance, 15 on Cass St., five at WASHINGTON (AP) - Victor cury astronauts were projected the time White Jeveled off at 58.7 rocket today sent "live' pictures pilot became the fifth American at relieving a drought-caused which normally fetches (30 a ton, Perry and Jackson Sts., and M. Longstreet, of Upper Mont- into space by rockets which de- miles. of the balloon inflation to a moni- to qualify for astronaut wings feed shortage that Gov. Richard currently sells at $50 to $60 a ton, five adjacent to the railroad clair, N. J., was named yesterday tached from their space craft. His view, including most of the tor on the Cape. Officials re- when he piloted the rocket plane J. Hughes says is swelling hay He said that in some parts o: tracks — that they must keep by President Kennedy as assist- White rode his rocket plane all Pacific coast from north of San oorted thev were of excellnt jnore than 5B miles above the prices to black market propor- the state, rainfall is even scarce! walking, stay five feet apart— ant secretary of the navy for the way up and back, though not Francisco well into Mexico, was quality and clearly showed thp California coast yesterday. Like tions in northern New Jersey. than it was in 1957, rated cannot block traffic—and can- financial management. "fantastic," he radioed back. mflatini» of the balloon after it other astronauts, he said he saw A federal official said yester- Jersey's worst drought year ever. was released from a canister in not prohibit anyone from enter- Longstreet, 55, is director of Later, after his return and a some strange sights at that alti- day that Secretary of Agriculture But the effects on the current the nose of the Thor. ing or leaving the plant. management research of the calm greeting of "Hi, dad, how tude. Orville E. Freeman would act on 22-day drought seem no worse sc Recovery craft waited about The judge said violators will Schering Corp., Bloomfield, N.J., are you," from his 7-year-old son White and three other test pi- field report submitted by Bruce far than In 1957, the governoi 250 miles northeast of San Salva- answer to the court. a drug manufacturer. lots already had been scheduled Gregory, the veteran of several Whitenight, deputy area director added. before his flight yesterday to be X15 flights described his latest: for the Agricultural Stabilization Five counties — Sussex, War- at the White House today to re- "For the first time I got the ind Conservation Service. ren, Morris, Hunterdon and Som- ceive the Robert J. Collier tro- impression that I was up in it, erset— were designated a disas- Issues Service Cut-off Warning Hay Prices Up phy for outstandling achievements this dark blue sky, not looking ter area by the federal govern- The official, Val Rosiak, ad- in aviation in 1661. up at it ... ment Monday. A disaster desig. EATONTOWN — The Sewerage "They must respond now or calling for payment within 10 I could see more clearly than ministrator of federal drought re- nation dating from the coastal iUthority last night gave three face the consequences," he said. days. If this advice is not fol- But while he's in Washington, lief in New Jersey, s^aid the sec- ever before the distinct curva- storm of last March was renewed justness establishments here un The consequences will be that lowed, cut-off cards will be sent it's probable that White will get retary would probably unlock ture of the earth's surface." for Cape May, Cumberland and :il the end of the month to pay each delinquent user will be ad- and service will be terminated his astronaut wings from the Air hav-producing land now kept In- He aiso saw something else. Salem counties. ip bills for past service or face vised by postal card that the cut-within another 10 days, Mr. Nest- Force and possibly a Distinguished active under the government's "Through my left windshield 1 cut-off. off order is being exercised. ler explained. Service Medal from the National land retirement program. saw something that looked like (See FEDERAL, Page 2) The cut-off, said Theodore E. Then, copies of this order will be H. Kenneth Fary, fire chief Aeronautics and Space Adminis- a piece of paper the size of my Nestler, chairman, "probably issued to the Eatontown Board here, was appointed by the au- tration. hand tumbling slowly outside the ould meari the prompt closing of Health, the plumbing Inspec- thority to be assistant plant su- Joining White in receiving the plane ... it was greyish in color if the business." tor, the sewerage plant operator perintendent. The amount of Collier trophy are X15 pilots Scott Today's Index and about 30 to 40 feet away . . . "W must." he said, "act to the borough clerk. compensation was not mentioned. Crossfield of North American e and I haven't any idea what it could Page Page irotect the interest of the author Adopted was a rate schedule Aviation, Inc., Joe Walker of NA- Once the service is cut off, a be ... I paid attention to it for Adam & Eve . 16 HerblocK 6 ty's bond holders. This cannot supplement which calls for the SA, and Cmdr. Forrest Petersen user will have to pay a basic (35 about five seconds. It gradually Allen-Scott • Movie Timetable 14 mlt." payment of sewer bills quarterly, of the Navy. fee plus all costs to have it moved away toward the rear of Amusements 14 Obituaries 2 The three, it was brought out, turned back on. on the first day of February, White, his wife and Walker the plane." Births :.. 2 Sylvia Porter « ill have been sent letters written May, August and November for flew to Washington last night. Warning I.etlers SmalL,Partlcles Hal Boyle » Radio-Television _ ...H jy Henry J. Saling, Authority at all business places and residents. About 12 hours earlier White orney, detailing conditions under The authority, in taking Im It also calls for monthly pay- White said be'ilso noticed some Bridge ...2 21 Social' 1« had set a blistering pace in rock- Classified 20 George Sokolsky • hlch the service is supplied-and mediate action against these ments by occupants of trailers, small particles, and thought for a! King to 310,000 feet, flying weight- Comics :...,_> ., 21 he responsibility of users in pay-three, also asked Mr. Saling to the charge to be based upon an time they might be ice flakesj Sports ..: 18-1» kis for about three minutes, then Crossword Puzzle 21 Stock Market 1 ng for it, None, it was said, prepare s brief warning letter to authority estimate to be adjusted •treating down to a dry lake bed Ma]. Robert M. White (See ASTRONAUT, Page 5) Editorials „ _. ( Successful Investing 1 •ave responded to this advice. bs sent to other delinquents, after ute has been measured. July 18, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER BULLETIN Weather Late News Briefs KEY WEST, Fla. brother- daughter, yesterday. Survivors Include his wife, Win- both of Wanamassa, and Miss mother told him that she no long Laverick is director of produc- Considerable cloudiness toda hoods. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Califano, ifred; a son, William T. Ylvis- MISS ETHEL REIV Vivian Marmulsteln at home; tix and tonight with some shower: Jobs of 13,000 firemen employed er wished to retain him and thai ion at Camp Coles, Lincroft, and 124 Branchport Ave., Long aker; a daughter, Mrs. Robert L. WEST LONG BRANCH - Miss grandchildren, and a brother, Ru- and possibly a thundershowe on Diesel locomotives would her son would make applicatior Tryon, chief of the logistics di- Branch, son, yesterday. Heller; four brothers; a sister, Ethel Relv, 71, died yesterday In ben Marmulsteln of Pittsfield, later today and tonight followed be eliminated under the carriers' Md liv as an Indigent for counsel. vision, U.S. Army . Materials Mr. and ' Mrs. E. William « grandchildren. her home, 13 Sherman Ave. Mass. by fair weather Thursday. plan, announced yesterday In Chi- Ocean County Prosecutor Wll Agency. Schaefer, a former Fort Kreutzberg, 20 Elizabeth .Pkwy. Dr. Ylvisaker was a retired Miss Reiv was born in Long Services will be today at 2 p.m. TIDES cago. But some 27,000 other fire- Ham Huber said he expected Har- Monmouth employee, is a s«lf- Eatontown, son, yesterday. vice president and medical di- Branch, daughter of the late Cal- in the Worden Funeral Home, (Sandy Hook) men, working as second men In rector of the Fidelity Mutual rison would make application be- •mployed manufacturers* repre- Mr. and Mrs. John White, 523 vin and Henrietta DeGrote Relv. Red Bank, with Rabbi Alexander fore County Judge Albert S. Lar- sentative. Today — High 9:30 p.m. am Diesel locomotive cabs in freight Voorhees Ave., Brlelle, son, yes- Life Insurance Company. Graubart of Long Branch offici- yard service and pulling freight She was a retired supervisor for rabee for a coure-assigned coun- The three were arrested July low 3:23 p.m. ating. Burial will be in Red Bank trains, would keep their Jobs. the New Jersey Bell Telephone sel. 12 in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, Thursday — High 9:58 a.m Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lathrop, LEON W. SAGE Hebrew Cemetery, New Shrews- Officials of three of the five af- Company and a member of St. Huber Is to go before the Cnmi after the FBI said, agents ob- and 10:20 p.m. and low 4:03 a.m. 30 Newman St., River Plaza, NEW SHREWSBURY - Leon Luk ., Methodist Church, Long bury. fected unions were drafting a re- e Jury today to seek an indictment served Robert Snoyer, a Califor- and 4:13 p.m. daughter, yesterday. W. Sage, 57, of 124 Clinton PL, Branch. against Harrison. (For Red Bank and Rumso; ply to the railroads' proposal. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne White, 58 nia contractor described as hav- died Monday In Rivervlew Hos- Surviving are a brother, Harry MRS. DAISY S. WILLIAMS Harrison, 41-year-old Trenton Brighton Ave., West End, son, ing been co-operative with the bridge add two hours; Se; pital, where he was a patient one c, Relv of St. Petersburg, Fla., printer Is accused of killing Miss Bright deduct 10 minutes; MAY RESORT TO FORCE yesterday. NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. government, pass $850 to Laverlck Lon; day. and a nephew, Harry K. Relv of Jones, 24, of West Norriton, Pa., ALGIERS - Leftist rebels In Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ayotte, Daisy S. Williams, 67, of 92 Mur- and $650 to Tryon during a din- Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High Born In Wellington, Ohio, he at a deserted gravel pit on June western Algeria have served no- Box 65, McGulre's Grove, Mid- Birmingham, Ala. phy Rd., died yesterday in Mon- ner party arranged and attended lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) was the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. Authorities said Harrison ad tice on a military conference at- dletown, son, yesterday. Services will be Thursday at mouth Medical Center, Long by Schaefer. CHICAGO (AP) — Tmmdei Bank 12 years and here four mitted the slaying. showers and fog covered widelj tempting to heal the nation's 11 a.m. hi the John W. Flock Fu- Branch. years. neral Home, with Rev. Courtney Huber said he also plans scattered sections of the countrj leadership split that they will ac- Born in Newark,.she was the appear in court Thursday to ask early Wednesday. cept only a solution favorable to Welfare Bill Mr. Sage was an electronics Hayward officiating. Burial will daughter of the late Columbus for permission to have a psychia- Vance Ruled The early morning fog Wednes- dissident deputy Premier Ahmed engineer at the research and de- be in West Long Branch Ceme- and Mary Spellman. She had trist examine Harrison for the day covered wide sections of the Ben Bella. Action Pushed velopment laboratory at Fort tery. lived in the Fine Brook section Monmouth, for 16 years. state. Court approval Is neces- To Be Sane central and northern AtlantI Otherwise, they hinted, they WASHINGTON (AP) — Spon- 32 years and had been a member eary, Huber expired1, becausi coast states and portions of th Surviving are his wife, Mrs. CHARLES F. McCORMICK of the Pine Brook AME Zion MORRISTOWN (AP) - Morris will resort to force. sors pushed for speedy final ac- Dtwes had advised his client noi southern Pacific coast. Florence Glasmyer Sage; two NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla.- Church. County Prosecutor Frank Scerbc Representatives of the guerril- tion today on a $290 million wel- to discuss the case with enyon Morning temperatures dipped sons, Robert A. Sage of Shrews- Charles F. McCormick, 75, of Surviving are two brothers, announced yesterday that two a forces in all six wilayas (mili- fare bill aimed at rehabilitating to around 40 degrees in the bury and Arthur I* Sage of Cleve- First St, Rumson, N. X., and this Charles E. Spellman, Bridgeport, psychiatrists who examined for- tary zones) meet in Medea in needy families and getting them northern Rockies and northern land, Ohio; a grandson, Patrick place died here Monday foUow- mer Marine James H. Vance Jr. the mountains south of Algiers, off the relief rolls. Conn., and Fred J. Spellman, New Federal plateau region. Readings in the J. Sage of Shrewsbury; and three • - •• • consider him sane and able to in an attempt to work out a for- Tie legislation also would in- ing a heart attack. Shrewsbury, and one sister, Mrs. (Continued) 50s ranged over the northeri brothers, Russell Sage of Elyria. stand trial for murder. mula to reconcile Ben Bella's fac- crease federal grants to the Mr. McCormick, who was re- Aletha S. Williams, Red Bank, said Whltenlght had tier of states and most of thi states for monthly relief checks Ohio, and James and Melvin tired, operated a cooperage firm. Services will be held at 1 p.m. Vance, IB, is charged with th ion and the moderate regime of •pent yesterday visiting farms i southern half of the country had and would extend retroactively to Sage, both of Wellington, Ohio. In New York City, He came to Saturday la the Pine Brook AME June 20 slaying of two teen-agi Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khed- the drought area. temperatures in the 60s and 70s July 1 the program of federal Services will be Friday in the Rumson In 1904 as a summer girls in a lovers' lane in Morri da. Zion Church. Burial will be in Water Situation Some sections of the Gulf coasl matching funds for payments tc Berg Funeral Home, Cleveland, resident and in I92S became a Township. The victims were White Ridge Cemetery, Eaton- region, the desert Southwest anc unemployed parents of dependenl Ohio, with burial in West Park year round resident. He said that if Freeman Noreen B. Buckley, 16, and Mar- PREMIER RESIGNS town. Arrangements were made leased the retired land-56,001 interior valleys of California hai children. Cemetery, Cleveland. Local ar- He is survived by his wife, Mrs. by the F. Leon Harris Funeral 15, both ol TEHRAN, Iran — Premier Ali acres located throughout thi garet Ann Kennedy, readings in the 80s and 90s. rangements are under the direc- Sarah McCormick; two sons, Amlni resigned today after 14 The Senate passed the legisla- Home. Red Bank. date—farmers could use it t Morris Plains. The early morning's highest tion of the Worden Funeral Home, Charles McCormick, Jr., Bergen- months in office marked by tion late yesterday after it graze stock or cut hay to alley! Scerbo said the sanity report reading were 95 degrees at Red Bank. field, and Lawrence McCormick, sweeping land reforms and spor- had been snarled for weeks in MELVILLE SMITH ate the feed shortage. Is based on the examinations of Blythe and Needles, Calif., and Sea Bright; two daughters, Mrs. adic demonstrations demanding a the dispute over a social secur- CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-Mdville Dr. Joseph Zigarelli and Dr. 94 at Phoenix and Gila Bend, Helen Halligan and Mrs. Marga- Hughes said he had asked A return to parliamentary govern- ity health care plan for the aged. CHARLES F. ABEL, SR. Smith, 64, noted organist and di- Laurence Collins. Ariz. ret Mercer, both of Secaucus; torney Gen. Arthur 3. Sills t< merit. The Shah accepted the res- ASBURY PARK — Charles F. rector of the Longy School of Vance has been Indicted on two Here are some other tempera- five grandchildren, and three ascertain whether the state cou ignation. GORDON T. PAUL Abel, Sr., 76, of 1208 Bridge St., Music, died yesterday In Mount murder counts by a Morri tures and conditions: great-grandchildren. act to stop the black market in FREEHOLD - Gordon T. died yesterday In Fitkin Hospital Auburn Hospital. hay. But the governor said h County Grand Jury and Is sched- Boston 61, cloudy; New Yort An authoritative source said Paul, 53, of 9 Jackson St. was after a short illness. ., Services will take place tomor- Among Mr. Smith's survivors is doubted whether any such acttoi uled to plead Aug. 9. City 62, clear; Washington 68, Amini told the shah at a "most pronounced dead on arrival in row In Settle's Funeral Home, Mr. Abel retired six years ago a brother, Dr. Milton Smith at was possible. Vance was a schoolmate of the cloudy; Atlanta 70, parti) friendly" two-hour audience last Fitkin Hospital yesterday after New Smyrna Beach. as circulation manager of the 58 Rumson Ave., Rumson, N. J. He quoted Conservation Com girls at Bayley Ellard Catholi cloudy; Miami 79, partly cloudy; night that he was resigning be- suffering an attack at work. High School. He was discharged Louisville 67, clear; Detroit 64, cause he had been unable to bal- Asbury Park Press. Melville Smith cumbered among missioner H. Mat Adams as say Mr. Paul was a rigger at Camp FRANCIS SHORT his accomplishments th« award by the marines as unsuitable. partly cloudy; Chicago 69, ance the budget. Amini summon- He was born In Jersey City Ing New Jersey's water situatio Evans Signal Laboratory, Wall MATAWAN — Francis Short, last year ol the Grand Prix Du Authorities said Vance killed clear; St. Louis 65, partly is "serious but not critical," with Township, where he was em- and had lived in this city 41 65, of Gaston Ave., died sudden- the two girls with a tire wrench cloudy; Minneapolis-St. Paul 56, Disque for his recordings of the the big North Jersey reservoirs ployed. years. His wife was the late ly Monday while visiting in Cai- French composer Nicholas De suffering the worst shortage because they laughed at him clear; Kansas City 72, cloudy; Born In PeekskiU, N. Y., he Clara Kellers Abel. when he couldn't find his wrecked Denver 65, partly cloudy; Dallas Refuse Plea ro, N. Y. Grlgny. Hughes said the low level of th was the son of the late Thomas Surviving are a son, Charles auto. The car had been towed 78, partly cloudy; Phoenix 94, Mr. Short was born here and He leaves his wife, Mrs. Delaware River was approachlni and Elizabeth Graham Paul. Mr. F. Abel, Jr., of Rumson; a daugh- away by police. partly cloudy; Seattle 54, cloudy; was a veteran of World War I. Martha Smith, « SOD, two other the critical stage. Paul was a member of St. Pe- ter, Mrs. Margaret J. Durban In San Francisco 55, clear; Los An-Of Soblen Surviving Is a brother, Charles brothers, Everett Smith of Bos* He said Adams does not plan ter's Episcopal Church, a veteran geles 60, cloudy; Anchorage 58, Hawaii; nine grandchildren; sev- Short of this place. ton and Albert Smith ot Wash- to dose any state parks or fo: of World War II, a former mem- cloudy, and Honolulu 77, clear. en brothers, Joseph Abel of this The funeral will be tomor- ington, D. C, and two sisters. ests, but there will be very rigi Medical For Freedom ber of the Red Bank Fire De- place, Edward Abel of Jersey row at 8:30 a.m. from Day's Fu- Miss Ida Smith of San Francisco supervision to prevent fires. Per- (Continued) LONDON (AP) — Three high partment and a charter member City, George Abel, Canandaigua, neral Home, Keyport, followed at and Miss Sarah Smith of Spring- mits for fires will not be Issued of the Red Bank First Aid Squad. chance to make that judgment court justices refused today Dr. N. Y., Alfred Abel of Bayonne, 9 o'clock by a requiem mass to field. In some parks, he said. . . . with your support in-No- Hughes Robert Soblen's plea to be set Surviving are his wife, Hllde- Walter Abel of Toms River and be offered in St. Joseph's Cath- Services will be conducted to- Adams reported that four heli- vember, this will pass in 196J." free on British soil but gavs him ;ard Reschies Paul, and Frederick Abel of Bergenfield, olic Church, Keyport. Burial will morrow in Harvard Memorial (Continued) 'emission to appeal the decision. daughter, Miss Carolyn E. Paul, copters and other airplanes are The "handful" of 21 Demo- and four sisters, Mrs. Emma be in St Joseph's Cemetery. Chapel. Court observers estimated the at home. being held on a standby basis to crats to which the President Senate when It returns In Novem- Hoag of Detroit, Mrs. Hanna Rey- appeal—even if denied—would de- drop water slurry bombs on an referred represents one-third of ber. Services will be Friday at 10 nolds of Haworth, Mrs. Geneva IN HEMOKIAM lay Soblen's deportation to the ADULT NIGHT fires that get started. the Senate's majority member- County Agent Marvin A. Clark a.m. in the Hlggins Memorial Williams of Butler and Mrs. Dor- Crl. Tent S. Ltltfitcn Jr. m hli Robert S. Shaw, chief of pub- United States for pertiaps six Home with Rev. Richard Robert- HOLMDEL — The Recreation birthday. July 18. ship. The Democrats have a said today that there are no plans othy ReiUy of Livingston. Mr betrt «m tdut vim lic health engineering, said there son officiating. Burial will be in Commission will sponsor an adult 64-38 margin In the Senate and presently pending for the openin, weeks. They estimated It would Services will be Thursday at My eye«ye«a ssheh d manr a utr. Is no health problem y*t from take that lo'ng to complete the Fair View Cemetery, Middletown. swim at the Camp Arrowhead God knows how much I HUM jvn. 263-174 margin in the House. of soil bank acreage here. 11 a.m. in the Farry Memorial You lift a trokmlwarUd mothn. low level* In the state's streams. process in the court of appeal. oool, Marlboro, at 7 p.m. tonight, AMA Leader Comments If the retired land Is opened, Home. Burial will be in New la case of rain, the affair will be Who loved you ao dearly. But Hughes said if the lev Also prompt In Its comment he said, problems will bo cre- If he loses the appeal, Dr. Sob- SET HEARINGS Sadlr Blind York Bay Cemetery, Jersey City. leld July 24. Mother «1 drops so low that dilution was the American Medical As- ated since much of Monmouth' en still would have pending WASHINGTON (AP) — Chair- sewage becomes a problem, In sociation. Its president. Dr. soil bank was formerly planted request to the home office for man James O. Eastland, D-Miss. dustrial cooperation may George M. Fister, said in Chi- in potatoes and is unfenced. asylum as a political refugee. said yesterday the Judiciary sought. He said plants that em cago: According to the agent, thi The Home Office has declined to Committee will hold hearings large amounts of waste into "It would have been inequita- present hay shortage is the resu give any inkling of its attitude July 24 on President Kennedy' Remember the old times with streams might be asked to closi ble to force wags earners to of two dry spells—the currenl toward this request, but it is nomination of Mitchell H, Cohen down for a week or two, if thing! pay substantially higher pay- one and another in early spring. thought unlikely it will be of New Jersey to be a judge of get, worse. roll taxes to provide health First hay cuttings, which were granted. the U.S. District Court of New Roslak said that under the dis- care for millions who are able short to begin with, are being The high court turned down Jersey, succeeding Richard aster program federally owned to take care of themselves. consumed now rather than being Soblen's plea to free from him Hartshorne, retired. feed grain also would be sold t "The American Medical As- reserved for winter feeding, Mr, detention by the home office un- New Jersey farmers at below re- sociation will continue Its ef- "lark said. der a writ of habeas corpus. tail prices, but this would hav SNOW IN MIAMI forts to further implement and The court upheld the govern- MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Forty- to be shipped from storage point! strengthen the Kerr-Mllls Law, ment contention that the 62-year- five pound3 of snow landed In the Midwest. (which offers federal funds to Gets New Roof old fugitive, who fled from HE MUST BE Roslak said that once Freeman states to help cover medical life sentence In the United States Miami International Airport, and DREAMING ABOUT acted to make the local hay sup care for the aged under cer- Free of Charge as a Soviet spy, is an alien in the weatherman didn't know plies available, farmers could r< tain circumstances) and all ranslt who had been allowed to thing about It. SILVERCUP! quest permission to graze or har- voluntary programs to help PASSAIC (AP)-John Sesoms, pause In Britain only long enough The load, flown In yesterday vest on the retired land from meet health needs of the of 477 Harrison St., has a newlj to recover from the stab wounds from Denver, Colo., by jet, was their county ASCS committees. aged." shingled roof — free of charge. he Inflicted on himself while en ordered by a department store Action on the requests woul Administration forces had It's free, said contractor Toby route from Israel to America. for rehearsal of a promotion take only a day or two, Roslak hoped to win Senate approval Holtiman, because carpenter Soblen, who jumped $100,000 project scheduled for next month. said. of the plan this year to make Douglas Russell misread a car- ball when he fled from New York An amount equivalent to thi it a firmer election Issue. On bon slip order over the weekend. to Israel last month, is fighting It adds upl More and more value of the crop taken from the the House side, the bill is He was supposed to go to 497 for permission to remain In Bri- people use The Register ads each retired land would be withdrawn bogged down in the Ways and Harrison St. tain or to go on to reguge in some issue because results come fast- from the subsidy paid farmer Means Committee — where It other country. er.—Advertisement. The mistake cost Holtzmai under the land retirement pro- is expected to remain. $100 but he saw the lighter sidi gram, the administrator said. Senate opponents claimed the of It yesterday. But he added that because o fight there was useless because "I asked him if he put that (Ms year's poor crop farmer the House would not act, and new roof on," the contractor re- would not lose all payment unde that they were being asked for es the program. no good reason to go on record lated. "He said 'y .' Free Measuring Service on the controversial measure. "I said, 'Did you da a gooi Kennedy's original proposal job?' FOR had been changed to include "He said, 'yes; any com persons over 65 who are not plaints." DECORATOR APPROVED covered by Social Security or "I said, 'No, except you pul the Railroad Retirement Act. It on the wrong house.' " CUSTOM Also added was provision for "He said, 'Oh.'" laiMaM optional participation by pri- Meanwhile, back at 497 Har- WINDOW SHADES vate medical insurance groups. rison St., Russell was hard a The program would have pro- work yesterday, on the righ Dress up your windows Discover the old-time goodness in Silvercup vided up to 90 days of hospital- roof. and rooms with fine ization with all costs paid in quality custom shades. In the old days, Silvercup bread was known for natural goodness, flavor and excess of $10 for each of the COMMITTEE MEETS We have them In as- aroma. It still is. first nine days, up to 180 days SHREWSBURY — The noml of nursing care, up to 240 home sorted styles Including nating committee of the Red scalloped and fringed. In The bakers of Silvercup use more pure whole milk than all other bread health visits annually and some Cross held an organization meet Featuring outpatient diagnostic services. various colors Including bakers in your area combined. Silvercup is made with the finest natural Alleson of Rochester Ing recently at the chapter house. It would not have covered doc- nthony L. McKim, Little Silver, new stripes. Among the ingredients . . . kneaded like old time homemade bread . . . and baked • Sport • Drill ;• bills. fabrics are pllsse and Coots second vice president of the slowly and carefully. What's more, it contains no chemical preservation. Shirt! shantung. Call for nu>re • Swcatm • Jacket! chapter, presided. • Robn • Pojomol Attending were Mrs, Richard Information or come and Many breads look alike, but there is a difference. In Silvercup, the difference • iMchvtor • Underwear Astronaut Less, Shrewsbury; Mrs. F. F. see tiie many samples. is old-time goodness. Yet Silvercup costs no more than ordinary bread. • Sport Shirt! •King Sin (Continued) Schock, Jr., Spring Lake; Clar- • Sulh Sh rom the frosty underbelly of the ence Unterberg, New Shrews- Buy Silvercup. Taste the difference old-time goodness makes in every • RaincMtt • Work >lane. bury; Miss Lucy E. Tomplns, ex- • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY • Slack! Clothti flavor fiDed bite. Engineers said discs photo- ecutive director .and Everett Rud- STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M. FRANK'S ;raphed trailing the X15 on ear- olf, chapter chairman. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO II BIG & TALI ler flights probably were ice "Between Yanko's 4 Reutsllles" lakes. Astronauts John H. Glenn CONCERT TONIGHT T) ,miHm fr. and M. Scott Carpenter also RED BANK - The third band Silvercup... (1 Mill Narih .1 Albarr Cir.l.) eported seeing small particles concert of the season will be con- Call 531-3349 while over the Pacific Ocean on ducted tonight at 8:30 in Marine BIANCH STOKE* heir triple earth orbits in Febni. the world's finest bread • HtHOBUL fAHIWAT. Park by the Red Bank Municipal 32 Brawl St. SHodysldt 1-7S0D Rni Bank Nttr HBUNIWICE. N, ). Uli SOOTH BIOAD ST., iry and May. The particles Band with John Luckenbill as TUNTON, S, J. laven't been fully identified yet. director. and buns...naturally Protest Red Six Fined Late Selling RED BANK REGISTER Wednesday. July 18,1962-9 Successful Investing For Speeding Nason on Education PlaneBuzzing SHREWSBURY—Speed check- Wave Sends Don't Look for Free Liquor ing equipment employed by po- Berlin Route lice here last week resulted is the Stocks Down At Distillers' Meeting payment of six speeding fines In By CARL HARTMAN Municipal Court yesterday. NEW YORK (AP) - Heavy Preparing for Kindergarten By ROGER E. SPEAR BERLIN (AP) - The United The fines were imposed on selling developed toward the end States has .protested to Soviet of- John Granbor, 33 Glenwood Dr., of yesterday's stock market ses- By LESLIE J. NASON perhaps the school playground— other children and adults. If your Q.-"I have a little over $2,000] The ferroalloy business is very ficials against the buzzing of an Middletown, $21; Charles Calla- sion and prices took their'worst Professor of Education with another mother and her new child does not have these quali- to invest at what I hope will be cyclical, and Pittsburgh Met's American plane by a Soviet jel han, Hudson Ave., Keansburg, setback since June 22. ties, it is time tor find out why. The mere fact that your the right tinted I am trying to earnings and dividends have in one of the West Berlin air cor-$22; Albert Berlin, Interlaken American Telephone was ac- Arrange with one or two moth- is five years old and thus meets Importance of Books decide between American Dis- tended to vary widely, as has ridors Tuesday. Ave., Wanamassa, $15; George tively traded and down 3% at ers to take turns supervising the the age requirements doesn't in- Perhaps the most important tilling and Avco and would ap- the price of the shares. Essen- It was the first Soviet harass- Roberts, Miami, Fla., $17; Don109%- . International Business activities of your children for a sure success in kindergarten. thing you can do for your child preciate your tially I do not believe it is the ment of Allied traffic in the air ald Royce, Jr., Silverwhite Gar- Machines fell U% to 37014. couple of hours. It is easier for And, despite the jokes about is to make cure that he gets comment. right type of stock for a man incorridors since last winter. It dens, Little Silver, $15; and Rich- The Dow Jones Industrial Av- flunking block a child to adjust to a group if plenty of pleasant experiences cidentally, your- position to own. There is came only hours before Presideni ard Jorgensen, Riverbrook Ave., erage fell 10.25 to 577.85. play, kinder- he knows one or two individuals from books. There is no sub- heard no real growth here, and the Kennedy called in the Soviet am- Middletown $10. have Of 1,277 issues traded, 885 de- garten is inv in it. stitute for the wonderful exper- stock- amount of your income cannot be bassador in Washington and told other Also fined by Magistrate Whit, clined and 212 advanced. New portant for it Frequent walking trips between ience of having Mom or Dad say considered fixed. him the West has no intention of holders ney Crowell were James B. Cal lows for the year totaled 10 and sets the child's home and school are good exer- read a book just to him every that certain or- In your place, I would switch withdrawing its troops from Ber- laway, Sunset Ave., Red Bank, there were two new highs. attitude toward cise and good experience in be- day, Books are going to be lm- g a n i rations this holding into Marine Midland lin. coming familiar with the neigh- $25 for failing to stop at the com- Volume was 3.5 million shares school (or the portant to him from now on. Let make their (NYSE), which should give you The U.S. mission here said the borhood. They also give you a mand of a policeman, and Ronald compared with 3.13 million Mon- important pri- him know that they are Import- products avail- far greater security and stability. American plane was a DC3 of the chance to talk with your child— R. Huff, Frances St., this place, day. mary years. ant to you, toot able at a (Mr. Spear cannot answer all U.S. Federal Aviation Agency on $10 for a noisy muffler. not Just to him. Take every opportunity during its way from Hamburg, Wes Thirteen of the 15 most active Often, par- greatly re- mail personally, but will answer Walter Mull, Lewis St., Eaton- School demands regular hours the summer to broaden your Germany, to West Berlin's Tem stocks declined, one advanced ents can make SPEAR duced rate t"o all questions possible in his town, paid $25 and Frank Sythax, Dr. Naxm and regular eating habits, which child's background of experiences column.) pclhof Airport to check naviga< and one was unchanged. difference those wh.._o- attend the annual Borden Ave., Asbury Park, $15 between suc- the pre-school child may not have by taking him on picnics, trips Uonal aids. Benguet was the most active Itoekholders' meeting. Is this a for careless driving violations. cess and failure in kindergarten developed, Regular habits take to the zoo, or simply walks The Soviet MIG swooped with- stock, unchanged at 1% on 56,900 common custom?" E.D. by preparing their child for it time to form, so now is the time through your community. All in 400 feet of the DC3's nose just shares. Second was Polaroid, A.—Answering your last ques- Miller Joins during the summer. to start. these thnigs add to his exper- tion first, I would say that what alter the American plane had off 2% at 110% on 43,100 shares. You have trained your child iences with the world. Children's Bike First, you must help him to get crossed the Iron Curtain border Third was U.S. Steel, off 1 at to go to the bathroom by him- you mention must be a very un- used to the Idea ot school and When he goes to school, he will common custom, since I haven t Realty Firm. into Communist East German 45% on 41,700 shares. self at home and to close the be on his own more than ever territory. The MIG then took Trip Scheduled look forward to it with pleasure. seen any evidence of it for years. HOLMDEL — Fireside Realty, door. At school he will be ex- before, Take the next few weeks position off the wing of the U.S NEW SHREWSBURY - A bi- Yesterday's closing stocks: Before he can succeed, he If this were true in the case of Inc., of Middlesex County an- ICF US Int T<1 A Tel 3! "4 pected to use the rest room with to help him learn to handle this plane. cycle trip to Kepwel Park is the IIU must be free from fears that American Distilling, I believe the nounces the appointment of Adams Ex 25* ITE Ckt Brk JJH other children. It may be a independence. Relax some of the The MIG withdrew alter a few outing planned for Friday by theAir Keduo Johns Man arise from lack of experience annual meeting would have to beFrank Miller as sales associate Alleg Cp T% Jonei * L 45% large open room. Talk with him rules. Do your best to make this minutes. The DC3 continued to Recreation Commission. AHegr Luj 33% Joy Ulg 20 with his new world. He may be held in the largest hall in Mary- in its real estate department of Allet Pw ahead of time about this new a growing-tip summer and your Berlin and made an extensive The boys and girls nine years Kaiser At 3214 afraid of anything new and dif- land, theitneir newlnewiy opened MMonmoutO h Allied Ch Kennecott 69% routine. kindergartner wijfcbe ready to do ^^ ^ flight over the city, checking ra- of age are invited to bicycle to Allll Chal Koppera 35 ferent—and that includes school. offi R t Ul Alcoa Kreige, 89 2S Take stock of his physical con- his best in Seocfmber. Seriously, however, I think you ^^ offiee on Rt ^ at a* dio beams and other flight aids, Kepwel. The riders will leave Am Al.-lln Kroger have selected two good stocks, Ave. siy, New Experiences dition. A check-up by your doc- (You may obtain a copy of Dr. before landing. Sycamore School at 8:38 a.m. Am Brk fib LehJfh C4N and I wouldn't worry about Am Can Lttl Port C Plan new experiences for him tor may save you trouble in theNason's "You Can Get Better fringe benefits. Avco is a leader There were no indications thai At the park they will eat picnic Am Cyan Leh Val IM during the summer and talk with future. Five-year-olds should be Am MFdy 8* Leh Val RB i Grades" booklet by sending $1 to In missile and other defense shots were fired, that the Soviel lunches, play games and swim. Am Mot LOP Glail 48% him about them in advance. Take eager, happy and bubbling over "Better Grades," Box 2160, Gen- plane signaled the DC3 to land or Local police will chaperone the Am Smelt 15 Lib McNSL 1211 work, and American Distilling Am sin n 43 V. In Buying Power Con Xdli 72U Reading; Co The effect of Kennedy's action former Barbara A. Davenel of mand; mediums and pullets ac Henry, Laura Finucane, Robin Cont Can 40'i Repub EH 38 V! is to reinforce Rusk's position at Queens, N. Y. They have two Corn Pd 48M Revlon 41 cumulated today. and Jodi Deutsch, JoAnn and Cm Zell 4014 Reyn Met 24« NEW YORK - Red Bank Is The fact that sales exceeded a crucial stage of the U.S.-Soviet children, and have resided at Whites: Extras (47 lbs. min.)Tommy Wawark, Kim, Bruce Cruc Stl U«i RBy Tob 44H given a high rating as a quality Curtlss Wr 16!4 Rob Fulton 28 ncome indicates that non-resi- talks. 16 Orchard Ave., Hazlet, the past H-3614; extras medium (40 lbs.and Douglas MacElroy and Betty Dent Sup 21% St Jos Lead 2514 market in a nationwide business St Reg Pap dents use the borough as a shop- The talks which began last Sep- EGGS three years. average)' 26-27'/4: top quality (47 Dout Alrc 21tt 25>i survey just completed by Sales Lou Sandberg. Dow Chem 44 Bears Rotb 66U ping center. tember are deadlocked. There is Mr. Miller is a graduate lbs, min.) 37-40; mediums (41 Du Pont 17914 Shell Oil 30 £-30%; smalls (36 lbs. average) Gin Dynam 22H Texaco Epps, Edgar Byrd, Barbara Oen Elee 62% Tex a Prod »ui money to spare and to spend." agreement on what the diplomats 18V£19ft peewees 14%U& Oen Fdi 70% Textron The local figures, as well as EKENRAUCH Fee Lowered Hall, Shep Zeldin, Nancy Hen- Qen Moton 48% Tidswat Oil 38 those for the rest of the country, They find that there is leewa.y' call a "modus vivendi"—a way oen Pun ut 30 (i Transamer 2514 TRENTON (AP) - A bill low- Charles W. Sandman Jr., R-Cape shell, Edith, Robin and.Linda O Til * El 1BK tin Carhldn 17! are contained in SM's copy- for a considerable expansion ol of living with the situation without Sleckhahn, Marc Lebed, John, den Tire Va Pac 38 business, subject to his whim. stirring up major crises periodi- ering the registration fee for deal- May, lowers the registration fee Olllette 35% Unit Alre »1% righted "Survey of Buying Pow- FARMS SO ers who sell limited amounts of to $25 for dealers who sell drugs Raymond and Kathleen Flanigan, Qlen Aid 10% United Cp er." Each community U rated by cally. Goodrlch 4S% US Line) 44 and Kathleen Denny, 7f Sales Management to show its drags was signed into law yester- in limited quantities, not exceed- Margaret Goodyear 32% US FlywJ They show that net income In It was authoritatively reported SH 7-2008 day by Gov. Richard J. Hughes Bonnie and Robert MacPherson. Grace Co 31% U3 Rub 36 relative standing as a market, ing 3 per cent of their gross an- Gt A*P 41S US Smelt -Ki Red Bank last year, after de- that Kennedy's main concern in Diane and Mark Messner, Lar- Greyhound 2814 US Steel 3B(4 based on such factors as Income, The bill, sponsored by Sen. nual business. Oulf Oil ducting personal taxes, came to the unusual sesssion with Dobry- ry and Carol Napier, Debbie Wai worth spending volume, population and Hamm Pap 3$ Warn B Pic 121 $32,693,000, marking a gain over nin was to emphasize personally John and Linda Heckle, Nancy Here Pdr *j Wn VB Tel growth potential. It It called its the importance he attaches to the III Cent 36 West* El the previous year's $30,505,000. and Paul Knauff, Dennis Ogden, Int Bui Mch 370 White Mot 8" "quality of market" index. U.S. position that the Soviet de- tnl Nlelt 55: Woolwth 37H Cornell Howard, Mark Murphy, Int Paper 26 Yncst 8h * T n% f7,784 Per Household Red Bank is given an Index mand for withdrawal of U.S., Brit- Julie Harnett, Stephen, Sharon rating of 196, or 96 per .cent ish and. French troops from West The total is particularly im- and Doug Nichols, Nat Tillman, higher than the national average. Berlin is nonnegotiable. pressive because of the fact that Greg and Linda Guenther, and Teachers Study the 1960 slump, with its Wgh rate Richard, George, Fran, Beth and of unemployment, carried over Charles Morris. Asian Cultures into the early part of 1961. NEW BRUNSWICK - Three It represented a net income per Monmouth County residents are household of $7,784, an average obtained by dividing the over-all Starts Music among the 15 teachers and depart- PRESCRIPTION income by the number of house- ment heads attending a six-week holds. IS CALLED FOR— Program institute on Asian cultures at This was more than was avail- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Inau- Rutgers University this summer. able to people in most parts of CALL guration of the summer music Leo E. Galcher, 63 South St., the United States) where the program at the new Raritan Freehold; Miss Mary A. Hanley, average was $6,661 per household. Township High School will take 216 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, and In the Middle Atlantic States, it MONMOUTH place Monday, July 23, at 9 a.m. Mitchell P. Llchtenberg, 400 Sairs was $7,470. in the high school, It was an- Ave., Long Branch, are participat- Profiting from this Increase in nounced by Mrs. Alvin Jay, di- DRUGS ing in the study-of Asian peo- buying power were the local re- rector of the High School Band. ples. tail merchants. A sharp upturn A call lias been sent out. for in business in the last quarter SH 1-5352 students who have band scheduled Mr. Galcher fs a high school enabled them to recover from for the fall term, and any who teacher In Neptune Township and E. Ntwman Springs Rd. he sluggishness of the first part play an instrument or wish to Mr. Llchtenberg teaches at Mon- of the year and move forward. take lessons for the first time. mouth Regional High School in Shrewsbury One nice thing about pn aurcooled engine: The report shows that they ac- Scheduled for the Monday meet- New Shrewsbury. Miss- Hanley Is counted for sales amounting to Ing is a guided tour of the newan elementary school teacher In building, after which Mrs. Jay the Newark school system. $54,365,000. will acquaint the students with the summer program, Summer practice sessions will 11 be held Monday and Wednesday I mornings from 9 to 11:30. An I invltationn has been extended to I twirlers interested In being ma]or-|| ettes in the school band. MONMOUTH MEA IS 110 MONMOUTH ST. OPEN FRIDAYS BRANCH AVENUE RED BANK UTTLE SILVER Church Fair TILL 9 P.M. Starts Monday SH 1-5292 741-5350 UNION BEACH — Rides, re- freshments and games will high- m Fresh Killed—3-4 Ib. sue—Split, quartered or cut up A A ight the annual fair sponsored by the Holy Family Catholic c Church starting Monday at 7 p.m. The affair to be held on the Ib proposed school site on Rt. 36, •j opposite the church, will close [Frying CHICKENS 33 © 1M* V51KIWA0M Ol AHUIC1, INC. Saturday night, July 28. A special You never run out or air. event will be featured each night. W MORRELL—Shankless, Skinless—Whole or Half pi Jfc General chairmen are Louis Inhale. You olso won't have any worries about Massettl and Walter Neff. George c Exhale. draining or flushing the radiator In spring. 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You may not and fall, you can do this much: Mrs. Helen Brown Is in charge •njoy it, but at least you won't have to Just run It ones around the block and let of refreshments and James Finan W CHOICE—BONELESS •• pi worry obouf boiling over. If air itself cut. is in charge of beverages. |1,596' Other committee chairmen In- c clude Carl Genovese, subscrip- tions; Walter Osowskl, supplies; Ib SHREWSBURY MOTORS, INC. Mrs. Towle, Miss Muriel Cahill and Miss Agnes Kilroy, tickets; >CROSS RIB ROAST 75 William Grambllng, electrician; Shrewsbury Avenue 741-8500 Shrewsbury Fred Von Rodeck, parking; John Economical IcISAVARIN £Ac I SKINLESS ilAC I Short Ribs i J;|00 Sweeney, Joseph Gaunt and Mrs. I BACON | COFFEE D9»> | FRANKS 19 »> I OF BEEF 1 s 1 "rank Kane, • publicity; Mrs. 2; •Iuii«it«l Ktlail Pilca Salt cout P.O.B., Flu Truuporuiloa auug« To Tour Local IxueriblD. Meagher and Mrs. Sweeney. RED BMK REGISTER Mr. tad Mn. 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J., Monmouth Council's A4ult Club will receive Commu-iP*1™^ l Celebrezze Sounds camping nsawatton of g camping chairman. awn in St. Agne* Church, At-i mouth Council of Boy Scouts here The analysis covered 100 point* laatic Highlands, July 29. It will It adds upl More and more be followed by breabfut. has been awarded the "A" p of programming, facilities and otople use The Register ads eachj| P^- training. Like Cautious Man nant of the Boy Scouts of Amer- At the last general meeting of issue because results come fasl- The camp this summer has the club bowling tournament er.—Advertisement. By JAMES MARLOW to education—with mm of it go-ica. been operating at capacity for Associated Press News Analyst ing to Roman Catholic schools- The flag designates the instal- 350 scouts and leaders each week. U» u> U your MWJIII, ckaxklna, fcormwlnfaa 4 ilfl Catholic Church, and it got spected and evaluated by region- son. welfare, sounds cautious, like his Bank a afinaitatn a mixed reception in Congress. al and national Boy Scout offi- • Nerlh Aib.rj Cabinet predecessor, Abraham A. At Forestburg this week are cials. Park • Fair Raves Ribicoff. There it lies, dead for this ses- membecs of Troops 91, Allen- f sion. No one is even talking of Participating in the inspection • Holmdll But Celebrezze face's a lot of hurst; 112 Elberon; 240, Fair- • BrltlU doing anything about it before were Irving Feist, Shrewsbury, view; 19, Fort Hancock; -49, Fort unfinished business that falls into Congress quits for 1962. Kennedy N. J., representing Region 2 Monmouth; 110, Lincroft; 15, Lit- M.omolb C.inlr'i biUnal Ua three main fields: federal aid to M Inn >f Oaatlnini ttrrtt. could let it stay dead for the next (New York and New Jersey), andtle Silver; 29, 39 and 112, Long education, medical care for the Mambar Ttdtral Dtposit Iiuuronca Corn. two years, too. Ralph W. Jordan, Wilmington, Branch; 86, Marlboro; 196 Nep- aged, and running the huge De- v If he does it will be another Del., of the national deputy staff. tune; 70 and 71, Oakhurst; 88, partment of Health, Education failure his critics can point to in Mr. Feist presented the pennant Port Monmouth; and 17, Red Sweet prices in J. Kridel't ANNUAL SUMMER SALE. and Welfare with its 70,000 em- the 1964 campaign, although it's to Oscar A. Newquist, Fair Ha- Bank. It Pays to Advertise in The Register ployes. such a sore issue he may think it This 51 -year-old lawyer, a politically wiser to forget about strong advocate of civil rights but at least until after 1964. with a conservative record as If, however, he tries to push it mayor, is considered a liberal in next year, Celebrezze will have to Cleveland, He Is also an excellent get involved in that also. Cele- Optn 9:30 to 9:30, Sot. to 6 politician, as his five mayoral vic- brezze is a Catholic but if he has tories show. taken a stand on Kennedy's fed- Mswtrfaskicm Kennedy associates said a key eral aid to education program factor in picking Celebrezze. was this writer doesn't know it. Courtesy Qmatitig his reputation as a good adminis Shortly before he quit the Cab- trator. inet, Ribicoff said the welfare de- Celebrezze must have been partment takes in too much terri guided by his caution or hi% po- tory and should be broken up litical sense Saturday when, short- That isn't likely any time soon ly after Kennedy picked him asMeanwhile Celebrezze will have a member of the Cabinet, report- to make it work. ers asked him his views on th» medical care program. He didn't answer. He said he expected to discuss this' with Ken- New Luxury Sleep, and Savings too! nedy and Ribicoff in Washington This won't make any enemies for Monmouth him in the Senate, which is ex- pected to confirm him quickly. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts Ribicoff, a 52-year-old lawyer Keyport Rd., entertained Mr. and who quit the cabinet last Thurs- Mrs. Theodore G. Wallace and Sale! 2 Twin mattresses plus boxspring sets. Annoyance-free, day and was then nominated by family of Springfield Mass., the Connecticut Democrats to run for past week. 1 the Senate, was asked his views on medical care after Kennedy Mrs. Albert Madsen gave 'button-free top mattress, OR B. F. Goodrich foam mattress appointed him secretary in 1961party Tuesday night for Mrs. but before the Senate acted on hisRussell Sanderson, Maplewood nomination. Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson and Ribicoff,, who has called himself family moved last week to Cha a 'middle-of-the-roader, didn't grin Falls, Ohio. make any enemies for himself, either. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Acker He was quoted by the Washing- and family of Willow Street, Lan- on Star as saying, "It's a very caster County, Pennsylvania Interesting thing that a careful, spent the weekend with Mr. and thoughtful analysis of the varying Mrs. George Acker, Tindall Rd. positions on the health-care ques- Your Choice tion Indicates that some of these The 12th birthday of Robert groups are not as far apart as Steiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. 79.95 eomparablt vahi* they think they are." Abe Steiner, Daniel Dr., was cel- That must have been news to ebrated Saturday in Brooklyn, at groups like the American Medi- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam- cal Association, the AFL-CiO anduel Steiner, and at Coney Island. 1 even the Kennedy administration, 'Button-Free Top unit, with Boxsprtng which were miles apart on the A variety show was held last kind of medical care plan Ken- week by children on Gary Dr. This wonderfully-comfortable bedding set is nude by Ghai. nedy had in mind. It was directed by Mrs. Alan P. Rogers Co., manufacturer of quality bedding! The firm, Ribicoff was a compromiser- Smith, Gary Dr. and proceeds multi-coil mattress lug Ortho-lock construction for depend- he has been quoted as saying he will go to the Salvation Army, has a weakness for the "integrity Red Bank, faking part were Deb- able sleep support, Lace Tufting for an annoyance-free, but> of compromise"—and was willing bie and Carol Rickner, Robin and tonless sleeping surface. The handsome, durable striped to compromise on Kennedy's med- Judy Cage and Sydney and Scott lot care and federal aid to edu- Smith. ticking covers blended cotton-felt filling. Other features cation programs. include a pre-built, sag-proof border, a specially-designed Just how much of a compromis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts ma telling boxspring. Twin size sets only. Just $59.95 er Celebretze js remains to be and family of Dover. DeJ., spent shown. ButTRibicoff could hardly the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. each set. Mattress is guaranteed for 10 years, too! claim distinction for any fightin„ „g Thomas Roberts, Sr., Roberts La. he may have done for Kennedy's medical care plan. Mr. and Mrs. William Krenza, The medical care bill before the Veronica PI. celebrated their Sesate is a greatly watered-down 14th wedding anniversary Satur- version of what Kennedy asked day with a group of friends at for. Even if it passes the Senate, the Cobble Stones restaurant, and it'« doubtful the more conserva- later at The Oaks. Present were tive House will approve. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Murphy, Mr. 0 it doesn't. Celebrezze will and Mrs. John Pfleger, Mr. and have it on his hands in 1963 orMrs. James Minough and Wil- 1964. For Kennedy, who is expect- liam Russell. ed to run again in 1964, can hard- ly afford to let it die unaided. 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r Ked Hank Register These Days: ft* Bart, H, I, St»M g, VBM&tamt Population and Welfare l«7» b» Joh» H. Cook tad Hwuy Ctaj By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY ' THOMAS IRVING BROWN, PabUtber tBUHI JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, GMtrai'Muiijtr It is difficult to explain to one generation Hurt g- HAJMV PENNPVGT-QN, Production Manager it cannot have the benefits which were the natural Member of the Aisociiled Presi advantage of another generation. For instance, as the 4 tnu t* tttitud •icitwivtu t n» U4k (or rtpubitcaUm CM all tut looti Mwa vrtatai U «•!! U all *P n«Wi dllpMetlei. population of the United States increased, the water supply of the country has decreased and unless eco- Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation nomical use of sea water can be de- n* JUd Bull lUglfUr Miumea no dmooiti r«aponaibllittei l"r lyDOKrtDhlcai «rrori la idvarttitmtntr veloped in a reasonable time, this coun- M wiil »prlol wtUout cbarfa. that pirt ol »n advtrluement in which turn typosrtphlcaj arr»r ooturi. *d< vartlwra will Bjaua ooury tha nmnasamist Immediately of tny arror winch may oicul. try will be in real trouble. Similarly, Thli niwipapar uaumat no ruponiibiutlia (or tiaiamenu or opimona M lattera trom IU ratdtra. as long as such a supply of iron ore as the Mesabi Range served us, We were aubacrlpuoa Prloai tn Advanc* On* r«*r flfl.00 Ul minu. MOO Hull easy u oounUr, 1 unu •tntia copy bj mall, I canti able to create the largest steel plant on WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1962 Earth; now, we are importing iron ore from Newfoundland and Venezuela and other places. It makes a difference. The Work Is Necessary SOKOLSKY The population of Europe and the United States, as given by the Population Reference Secretary of Labor Arthur Gold- ica's defense plants, just as they do Bureau, is as follows: berg says Congress may be asked in other fields of employment, cer- The Common Market 169,585,000 for laws to bar strikes at missile tainly no one ought to be permitted The EFTA 89,729,000 to jeopardize the nation's security Soviet Russia 214,400,000 plants and sites. The Kennedy Ad- by refusal to work because of dis- Total for Soviet bloc 310,190,000 > • ministration, he cautions, will re- satisfaction with contract provisions. United States 180,670,000 ' quest such laws if two unions carry Reasons for management-labor dis- The largest areas in square miles among these out a threatened strike next putes involved should be given countries are: .'_'";'. week of major missile and aircraft prompt and serious corrective Soviet Russia 8.992,644 United States 3,615,207 ; producers. thought. But if it takes laws to Canada, with a tiny population of about 18,000,- Although workers deserve the keep the wheels of defense turning, 000, covers 3,851,806 square miles. benefits of union protection in Amer- then these laws should be enacted. There is no absolute relationship between popula- tion and area and the standard of living of a people "Selfish! Walking may bt healthy far you. but it ain't for Hie economy... .1" Sign of the Times or their national significance. The United Kingdom, for instance, one of the most significant nations, Has Welcome, indeed, is the news by said its year-to-year gains were 38 Your Money's Worth: a population of 52,539,000 and an area of only 94,215 per cent and American Motors re- the three major American car manu- HAL square miles. Nevertheless, this country dominated the ported a 33 per cent rise. facturers that automobile sales were How Much to Pay Down? world politically and commercially for three centuries In the middle of summer, it's from Elizabeth I to World War II. France, which was going forward at record pace in BOYLE always more pleasant watching the By SYLVIA PORTER WALUND, Term. (AP) - the leading nation in Europe for many centuries, has early July. tempo of business rise than the only a population of 45,540,000 and an area of 212,- (2nd in • lerles of I columns on Home Buying) America's war of brother again* 821 square miles. Nor does density of population prove General Motors' Chevrolet Divi- temperature. Besides, America's car Let's say you're one of the millions of U.S. families brother a hundred years ago, a point. Soviet Russia, now so powerful, has a density sion said its dealers delivered 38,462 industry serves as one of the na- in the market for a new or old house this summer, the detachment of Confederate cava ry once saluted the U.S. Stars an of 25 per square mile; the United States has a density tion's barometers of economic health. peak of the home buying season in our country. Let's cars in seven selling days of early Stripes—and thereby unknowing of 50 per square mile; whereas the Netherlands his a say too that you have found a home that is, according July, Up 52.4 per cent from a year More cars mean more jobs and more saved their lives. density of 916 per square mile and Belgium a density to the basic rules^ in a price range you can afford earlier. Ford Motor's Ford division general prosperity. This odd and little-known inci of 777. you have a savings nestegg to use dent, documented by Miss Ine for a down payment, you know Bums, a local historian, happened Resources Our Men in Viet Nam where you can get a mortgage. In short, early in that long ago civil strif As population increases, the problem of natural that tore the nation asunder. you are aware of and are following the resources becomes more severe. Great Britain and! Ja- Communist gunfire in the jungle war The American soldiers in South fundamental guides on home buying Turbulent Tennessee—the lasi pan are countries with limited natural resources, and with Viet Cong guerrillas near the state to secede from ths unio Viet Nam today are just as much submitted in yesterday's column. and the first to be readmitted— their history is the story of the search for countries heroes as the men who hit the beach Laos border. How much of your savings nestegg was divided in loyalty. with ample resources which become colonies. Great at Normandy on D-Day or the GIs "One bullet," he said, "came should you put down as an initial pay- The sentiment in the spave-hold Britain eventually developed them into dominions in ment and why? ing flatlands was pro-Southern t system called Imperial Preference. The Japanese who fought on Guadalcanal. within four inches of hitting me." But many of the tradition-minded PORTER The two key dollars-and-cents 'ought four wars to conquer China and other parts of There is no official state of war Fortunately, Capt. Rueckel, es- mountaineers, whose ancestors rules are; (1) make the largest down payment you had fought valorously for in- East Asia and failed largely as a result of American in Viet Nam—but the dangers are caped injury on his dangerous mis- can reasonably afford—always remembering to leave dependence in the Revolutionary interference. Great Britain and Japan are still seeking sion. But there have been many oth- War, were strongly pro-Union. there and Americans are being killed. enough in your nestegg to cover such extraordinary to regain protected markets for both raw materials These men, like Americans who have er U.S. soldiers who were shot down Bitterness developed when Con- initial expenses as loan closing and moving costs and federate troops stationed in thes« and manufactured goods. and killed by the Communists. fought in other wars, are protecting to give you a reserve for unexpected expenditures. foothills of the Great Smoky The mixture of peoples continues on as large a Capt. Rueckel, and the other (2) Pay off your loan in as reasonably short a period Mountains were ordered to disarm our freedom. the local populace. The angry scale as ever because peoples since World War n have Take, as an example, Capt. Fred- Americans in South Viet Nam, are as you can. Here are the reasons for the two rules. mountaineers, who cherished thei been migrating either as refugees or as workers. There erick A. Rueckel of West Long helpingto stop the Red tide. Theirs The more'you pay down, the lower still will be squirrel rifles as a constitution are no realistic national admixtures when Italians settle your interest costs over the years—and if you buy on al right, began holding Union ral- Branch, a Marine helicopter pilot. is a difficult and a dangerous task- lies and erected flagpoles from in France or Switzerland, but between 1953-58 about loosest financing terms, mortgage interest charges can but one that is necessary and must which they defiantly flew Old 674,000 Algerian Moslems settled in France; thus, a He is one of the American fliers cost you almost as much as your house itself. Glory. be won. new racial element was introduced similar to the Puer- whose aircraft was hit recently by Greater Equity Learning that a Confederate of- to Rican and Cuban migration to New York and Miami The more you pay down, the greater will be your ficer, a Lt. White, was to lead hi troops on • gun-seizure mission, * Although many Algerians returned to their own coun- Allen.Sco.t Report , equity (ownership) in your home, and thus the greater local judge warned him that h try In due course, they inevitably leave a racial trace your sense of security and protection should you be would encounter the Stars and if they stay long enough. hit by an unanticipated financial emergency. The more Stripes floating from a pole in i narrow mountain pass. Intermingle Foreclosures at Startling Record Levels you pay down, the smaller will be your monthly mort- By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott gage payments, permitting you additional leeway to "Now, let me ask you not t A similar migration has been taking place to the disturb that flag," he advised Netherlands to which Indonesians have been moving. spend on other things or non-things and to rebuild "The mountain men placed it WASHINGTON — Foreclosure by a Jl billion fund built up byllayed insuring an executive order It is not so long ago since what is today called Indo- mortgage insurance, barrinharrir g FHA and VA mortgages your savings nestegg. there. It belongs to them, and if of government-insured home you leave it undisturbed, you will have reached startling record Under FHA and VA guaranteed on segregated housing. That's the The more you pay down, the easier it will be foi nesia was known as the Dutch East Indies, Soviet housing loans, buyers pay one- private explanation of housing of- be kindly treated on your trip. Russia contains within its borders a vast conglomera- levels, and the rate of such de- you to obtain a mortgage loan on interest terms mos But as sure as you touch it o faults is steadily increasing. half of one per cent mortgage in- ficials. They say the National As- tion of peoples racially remote from each other. How- surance. This goes into a reserve sociation of Home Builders favorable to you. interfere with it, you will have More than 47,000 defaulted to get out of those mountains. homes are now in the hands of fund that the two agencies draw warned the President such an Here's a table, prepared by the American Banker ever, these people move within the Soviet Union and the Federal Housing Administra on to pay banks and other lend- edict would seriously Impair con Association, which pounds home the above generalities. Later Lt. White recalled: the races intermingle. tion and the Veterans Adminis- ing concerns In the event in- struction, particularly in the dividual borrowers default. As a South. In an effort to determine Assume you're buying a $15,000 house and can get "I said nothing to the men Such racial admixtures have little effect on pro- tration. Of this total, some 39,000 about It and as we went up th< have been taken over by the consequence, despite the record the effect of such an executive or- mortgage for either a 20 or 25-year period at 6 pei duction or consumption. The United States with a very number of foreclosures, the gov- der, the President directed his narrow defile, suddenly we cami FHA, and 17,000 by the VA. cent. If you: to the opening, and there floated sharp racial admixture enjoys the highest standard of These grim totals, a record ernment has suffered, no direct Council of Economic Advisers to losses as yet. make a survey and report to him Pay down Borrow Pay D«r mo. Pay par mo. Yr. Int. Yr. Int. at the top or a tali pole the Star living measured by national possessions. According to high, are moreiban triple the 15, for 20 yri. for 25 yra. for 20 yra for 25 yrs. and Stripes in all its grandeur. 000 homes the two agencies had The FHA has guaranteed mort- by Aug. i FHA authorities $2,000 $13,000 959-60 figures, the United States showed 33d auto- have directed their local agencies $93.13 $83.76 $9,351 $12,128 roun foreclosed by this time last year gages on 3,353,000 homes: the VA 3,000 "' d * d wJ saw mobiles per 1000 persons. No European country on more than 1 million. to drastically tighten up on guar- 12,000 85;97 77.32 8,633 11,196 number of the men with thei Sagging Business PLAYING IT SAFE-Fear of anteeing housing loans, in an ef- 4,000 11,000 78.80 70.87 7,912 10,26 guns raised as if to shoot. I halted reached a comparable figure. This proves so with all This is the latest doleful report ancl ma further adding to the country's fort to cut down the soaring de- 5,000 10,000 71.64 64.43 7,194 9,329 "" de them a little consumers goods both as to quantity and quality. How- on sagging business conditions fault ra Il s lot to speech, telling them to lower thei President Kennedy has received economic difficulties is the rea- '<\ ' » 6,000 9,000 64.48 57.99 6,475 ever, the standard of living nearly everywhere is rising son President Kennedy has de get such financing now than it That was the flag unde from his Council of Economic used to be. These figures speak for themselves on how expen- which we were bora, and unde and therefore opens vast unsaturated markets. George Advisers. This study has been which our fathers had fought, and W. Ball, under-secretaryof state, recently observed: discussed in his inner councils, CARMICHAEL sive "cheap" long-term mortgage loans are, but to OCTOGENARIANS' WRANGLE many of them died. but nothing has been said about —That astonishing protocol feud make it even clearer, assume that Jack, Bill and Jim "Most Europeans are only just beginning to enjoy it publicly. "While we were engaged In ef- between Representative Clarence are each buying a $15,000 house and each can get a forts to establish a new govern- many of the consumer goods that Americans have Two other disquieting factors Cannon, Mo., 84-year-old chair- are stressed in this backstage re mortgage at 6 per cent for up to the full price of the ment, and were fighting under a known for years—automobiles, electric refrigerators, man of the House Appropriations new flag, still that was the flag of port: Committee, and Senator Carl house. air-conditioning. Their demands are increasing. Europe (2) Foreclosures on privately- our fathers, and let us honor it for Hayden, Ariz., 83-year-old head Jack gets a 25-year loan, with no down payment its history and for the memory ol is undergoing a revo'lution of rising expectations quite financed housing also have risen of the Senate Appropriations steeply this year: (2) the FHA at ail, borrows the entire $15,000. His monthly pay- the blood poured out so freely by s profound as that which is sweeping the less-de- Committee, went to amazing our brave ancestors in its defense. and VA are encountering great lengths in their stormy parleying ment for principal and interest will be only $96.64, but eloped countries—but, of course, on a higher plane.", difficulty in finding buyers for Instead of doing it any injury, 1 to come to an understanding. his interest bill over the quarter-century will come to proposed that we salute it. the thousands of defaulted homes, Picket Line even at reduced prlcej. At one point in these torrid T$13,949.55. He'll pay in interest almost as much as his backstage sessions, Representa- costs "Then, following my leadership The President's economic ad- nou3e they rode in single file, forming i visers have told him this sluggish tive Michael Kirwan, Ohio, acting as spokesman for Cannon, threat- Bill makes 5 per cent down payment—$750— ar circle around the pole, and we lituation will continue until the lifted our hats and reverently general economy improves, par- ened to campaign against Demo- ranges to pay off the loan in 20 years. His monthly cratic senators on an economy bowed our heads. Tears streamed ticularly in employment. The issue. payment for principal and interest will be $102.08, hi: down the faces of a number of economists noted that most of the In addition to being total interest bill $10,213.69. He'll pay a bit more per men as we stood in this attitude foreclosures are in states and before the old flag. areas where unemployment has member of the Appropriations month, but his interest bill over his repayment period :ommittee, Kirwan also Is chair- been heaviest and most persist- "After a brief silence the circle man of the House Democratic will be thousands of dollars less than Jack's. ent. was broken and, forming twos, we Campaign Committee. Half The Load Trouble Starts went on. We knew nothing of any- The veteran legislator hurled Jim puts down 10 per cent—$1,500—and arranges one being in sight, but the news According to this study, most :his threat at the Senate ol our saluting the flag went fast- of the foreclosed homes are in con- to pay off in 15 years. His monthly payment will [erees when they insisted er than we traveled, and appeared good condition, and average six that come to $113.91, which is $11.83 more than Bill's and to be known spontaneously all months to five year In age. half the major appropriation $17.27 more than Jack's, but his total interest bill over vtr. Another significant point is measures should originate in that up to last year, the FHA their chamber. Kirwan denounced his repayment period will be only $6,972.35, or half "We were never treated with and VA had relatively little trou- the proposal as a "spending of Jack's load. more hospitality and kindness by ble in reselling defaulted homes. maneuver! any people. They prepared us din- A combination of Inflation and Senate Spending Today's economic background in general and hous- ners of the best they had, fed our demand produced abundant buy- "On the House side, we have ing background in particular shout the message to you horses, took us into tjieir homes, ers. But no longer. onscientiously tried to hold hat neither a sharply rising housing price level nor a md were lavish in their acts ol For upwards of n year fore- down spending," thundered Kir- kindness. But they did not bring closed homes have been piling up wan. "In the past 10 years, eight sharply rising wage level, will ball you out of mis- out their guns, and we could not by the thousands, until they are Jof them under a Republican takes. ind them." now at record levels. President, the Senate increased Let's put it bluntly. If you can't put down a our appropriation bills by $32 bil- What Lt. White didn't know at While the two agencies are the time wai that armed moun- taking losses on the few homes lion. .Democratic senators sup- reasonably solid initial payment for your house, the «*-f ported these stupendous spending adds are you can't afford the house. 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M. 10 ».m. to S p.m., were mate It payi to Wvertise fa Toe it the auxiliary meeting. Register.—Advertisement. Report Mrs. Walter Beike is chairman and her workers are Mrs. Wil- (Continued) liam Tericate, Mrs, John Meyers, WANTED! Vlrs. Arthur Hatfield, Mrs. Wil- measures. I know of no better is- iam Senn, Jr., Mrs. William DEAD sue for House members to go toSent), Sr., Mrs. Harold Buchan- . the voters than to cite this rec- an, Mrs. Robert Green, Mrs. HEARING AID BATTERIES f ord. Emil Petach, Mrs. John Hol- "This may be tough on certain combe, Mrs. Arthur Koelsch, Mrs. Will Buy All You Have. Democratic senators, but that's Neil Corbet and Mrs. George Write — Batteries their fault and not ours. In the Kearney. House, our record is straight Box M, VIneland, N. J. COMPLETE STORE BUYERS down the line for economy. It's Plans were also discussed for in the Senate where the big 22-A MAIN STREET LI 2-9747 spending is perpetrated." EATONTOWN This blast ended that peace TOYS • GREETING CAftDS • GIFTS 1 MILE NORTH OF EATONTOWN CIRCLE • IN THE CENTER OF EATONTOWN meeting. Huffily, the senators picked up their papers and PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES walked out. FLASHES—Primary purpose of STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES hat giant underground nuclear :est in Nevada was to test a new ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS rigger for hydrogen bombs. The SELLING hermonuclear test was the big' Established Telephone gest of its kind within the U.S., Philadelphia's Finest Ladies Sportswear Shops and while it had certain peaceful 1884 SH 1-0001 We honestly believe that this Is the most exclusive 1962 stock of ladies1 wearing apparel aspects, its main objective was 17 Broad RED IANK ever shown at such great savings . , . Fashions found in the latest spring and fall military. The new hydrogen trig- Issues of leading fashion magazines. ger is a major advance, and is deemed far ahead of anything ••••If the Russians have . . . 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He proposes to air Some people don't like to do business TO erland last month, it was learned • 1 number of such charges in with friends-and we can understand why. SKIRTS series of forthcoming public Monday. | But haven't you noticed that a satisfactory busiaeu hearings. Blouses Olsen, of the former Olsen andi relationship often develops into a genuine friendship? Johnson comedy team, met his By: Sir for Her 00 We have found it so among a large number of SUCKS wife several years ago and ap-! Schumacher's t Pool our clients. House of Suburbia peared with her in many Euro-' i Scene of Party By: Portempo, Evan Values to pean theaters, although not in the We axe careful, though, not to presume on friendship. Mr. Mort Plcone, James Kenrob. None Higher 38.83 same act. Miss Osthoff is known KEYPORT — Lions Club mem- This means keeping on our toes—improving our service All ilzes and gtylei. Vals. to $15 In a world of colors. Sizes 5 to 18 as Eileen O'Dare on the stage. , bers were guests of Herman wherever possible, and adding new and more efficient Many 100% Wools and Silks ichumacher, Warren St., at a Gen. Lauris Norstad, command- pool-side buffet and swim party facilities as soon as technology makes them available. 1 er of NATO forces, flew to Wash-, ecently. A short business meet- Write for our booklet "Serving Ihe Investor" LADIES' LADIES SPRIfVG and FALL ington Monday on a one-day hop ng was conducted. Harry Ross to confer wilh President Kennedy. md Charles Miller were in Norstad spent about an hour :harge. 39 and a half with Kennedy at the THOMSON & MSKINNON Attending were George Wein- White House. He said no emer- 9 Memorial Parkway, long Branch CA 2-4310 Bermudas! David N. 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Newport Roast Vegetables! 11 aunt, at the chapter house to ism." Towels the volunteers. Party officials also an crlti>. BoniUu Frttitoni Inquiries should be made to cized for "setting higher sad 2.00.^4!^ . Cross Rib Roast 85*Ib. Sirloin Tip Roast 99* Swt.f the Red Cross day committee ligher targets, proposing fantts- tio measures, making • big fan- Peaches Juicy at the chapter bouse. Ground Chuck Beef 69, Top Sirloin Roast 89,'. Fare about nothing, convening a From Nisrky Fims -IWHt lumber of big meetings about Soft-Wove lonltn Sh rtC Set School trifles, making a number of Chuck fillet Rib Steak ' " Golden Corn lengthy reports without any sub- Toilet Tissue E C stance, posting slogans every-, Beef Short Ribs RriRlBi Registration where in the fields and houses, WUtt or Colored lOOO .h.tf 45° ShoulderSteak$ * 95 C and shouting high-sounding slo- EATONTOWN — Registration 2-plr Watermelon^ m.r" 59 gans." 0 'or new pupils of borough schools Ground Beef JSZL 45: Top Sirloin Steak Swnt lil«y or 1862-4S3 will be continued un- These accusations coincide with u lantlui C C til July 27 each weekday from mainland failures to achieve EyeRoundRoast "99° Flank Steak 95 Bing Cherries 35 to 11 a.m. >lanned goals in agriculture and Ivory Soap ,; industry over the past two years, lomUw A second registration period PERSONAL SHI 1 FrM FIsrMi followed by a severe food short- will be held Aug. 13 to 31, and Check C age. 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Rendezvous Ivory Soap bin p«vl»wtf 25 btn Plild Stop with iintm «t All new pupils In grades kin- e lemonade 16£ 97dergarten through 3 living west Is Slated Fer POUNDCAKE DANISH PECAN RING 55 of Rt. 35 will register at Vetter •OLD O« MAMU OrangeJuice ££L 31: 85«School. AH fourth grade pupil KEYPORT - Final plans were except those from areas served made for the rendezvous this 2 1 by post school will register at BownyflakeWaffles/^ ;2 ;k~ 27° Sunday to Great Kills by the y he Vetter School. board of governors of the Yacht Cash Savings on fine Groceries Mid Vbl 2 Z 45« A.11 new pupils in grades kin- Club. It was announced that boats Mixed Vegetables *** 2 dergarten through 3 living easl will leave the dock at 1 p.m. Ivory Slow ihln, Birtfit tttn, Datt * Nit, UV4 o..—ChtrrChirry Almond, Fudgi * Nut, Ormgt, 11 Vi OT. »ki. 27« of Rt. 35 will register at th Members were asked to list their Baby Lima Beans ">* Steelman School. 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Cut AH Coupons Apart For Soeediar /- SALVO Rag. Size 41c Giant Size 79° UseOw Want Ads ft Week For Quick Results RED BAM SH I-OOJO DAY Home Delivery Dial SH 1-1(10 NIGHT SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, JULY 18,1962 7c PER COSY New Jersey County 4-H Fair News Briefs By Th« Associated Pren Opens Tomorrow NEWARK — Forty families home in their dress uniforms to were driven Into the street yester- put out the Maze. Jo Anne was FREEHOLD - The highlight The night program wilt consist The Freehold Jaycees will pro- day by a four-alarm fire that de- giving sister Donna, 4, a bath of the opening of the three-day ot a dancing party on the patio, vide a chicken barbecue from stroyed five frame tenement when she smelted smoke. She 16th annual County 4-H Fair at to begin at 8:30 p.m. 5 to 8 p.m. The livestock caval- buildings. Fire Chief Joseph Red- wrapped Donna, la a housecoat, the Freehold Raceway tomorrow ' Horsemen and women will co- cade—a parade of competing live- den said the fire apparently gathered Ariene, 12, Linda, 11, evening will be the selection of pete for prizes in horseback stock—will begin at 7:30 p.m. smouldered for some time in an and Joseph, 8, and took them the 4-H Queen,; games at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. The 4-H fashion show will be- empty shack behind 560 Hunter- outside' along with Samson, Last year's queen, Miss Peggy laturday. The pet show will be- gin at 8:15 p.m. Saturday, and don St. It was discovered when their dog, Tiger .their cat, and Kaul, Colts Neck, will crown the ;in at 10:30 a.m. The dairy show awards will be presented at 9.15 it spread to No. 560, also unoc- a pet turtle. The fire, apparent- winner, who will be selected from will begin at 1:30 p.m. p.m. cupied since a three-alarm fire ly started by a faulty lighting six contestants. > last winter. The flames quickly fixture In the living room, 4 The nominees are Margaret spread to the frame buildings on caused about $200 damage. each side. The patrolmen, Joseph Flood, Wayside; Beverly Ken- Ricciardi and Cornelius Reilly, worthy, Colts Neck, Ann Zdance- ran through the houses and TRENTON - Charles F. Reilly wic. Freehold Township; Sandra brought out the residents. Fire- of Jersey City has been appointed Cohen, Englishtown; Patricia man Peter McGrath, 28, suffered deputy director of the New Jer- Frudden, Clarksburg, and Joanne first degree facial burns. Two sey Division of Employment Se- Daves, Asbury Park. other firemen were overcome by curity. Reilly, 48, has been an Tomorrow evening's program smoke. employee of the division since will begin with a welcome from 1938, when be started as an in- William C. Lynn, assistant secre- terviewer in the Bayonne office. tary of agriculture, followed by NORTH BERGEN - An 11- His most recent post was chief ol a 4-H variety show. year-old girl has confessed to the bureau of personnel in th setting a fire last Friday In a Contest judges for 'the 4-H division. The appointment wa Queen will be Freeholder Charles house next door to where the made by division Director Ed- PREPARE FOR PURCHASE — Jacob T. Zoldak, center, past maiter of Mystic Broth- • was staying, police said today. I. Smith, Allentown; Miss Diane ward J. Hall and takes effect erhood Lodge, F&AM, signs contract to purchase the Dibben property at 152 Maple Carty, Columbus, former state Htr own home had been de- immediately. stroyed by fire the day before Ave., Red Bank, for me as a Masonic temple. With him are Robert Hull, junior dea- fashion review winner, and Miss and • she was staying at a con of the lodge, left, and William I. Klatslcy, attorney for the Mystic Craftsmen Club Myrna Gray, society writer. Mend's bouse, police said. The , ELIZABETH — Five-year-old of Red Bank, which will actually buy the land. George W. Siver, Jr., 4-H Club girl I* being held at the Hudson Ariene Spltler died yesterday agent, said that a new feature ot County Youth Home hi Secau- in Elizabeth General Hospital of this year's fair is a pet show open cos. head Injuries suffered in a fall to all youngsters who may enter Monday. Police said the child until show time at 10 a.m. Sat- MORRISTOWN — Morris Coun- fell through the railing of an Masonic Temple Is Planned urday. ty Prosecutor Frank Scerbo said outside stairway and landed on Fun Night Friday yesterday two psychiatrists who the sidewalk nine feet below. $40,000 Drive Started to Convert Dibben House Fun night, another event open examined James H. Vance, Jr., She was the daughter of Mr. to all youngsters, will begin at found him sane and able to stand and Mrs. Edward Spitler of RED BANK-A fund drive with At one time, It was the home of drive by Aug. 1 so that title to 7 p.m. Friday. Contests include trial for the slaying of two teen- Hayes Ave. pie eating, milk drinking, balloon a goal of $40,000 is under way the late Ben Atwater. The two- the land can be obtained and con- age girls. Vance, 18-year-old for- story house there has nine rooms, struction work started. blowing, watermelon eating, mer Marine, is under indictment here to create a Masonic temple. ATLANTIC CITY - Plans fo a bath, kitchen and full cellar. Officers of the club are Albert among others. Formal entries are for the June 20 lovers' lane mur- ; a nine-story middle-income apart- Harry Heaviland of 200 Maple A 75x40-foot iy$-story structure F. Sauer, president; Robert Hull, not necessary, according to Mr. ders of Noreen B. Buckley, 16, Ave. is heading the drive, be- will be added to it. In addition, vice president; Mr. Heaviland, Siver. and Margaret Ann Kennedy, 15, ment building for persons 62 years old and over have been ap- ing conducted by the Mystic the house will be completely second vice president; Jacob T. Other activities -include live- both of Morris Plains. Scerbo proved by the Public Housing Craftsmen Club of Red Bank, a renovated. Zoldak, secretary, and Calvin stock shows, horse shows, a fash- said Vance was examined by Administration, according to May- fellowship organization of the The lot has a 75-foot frontage Rowe, treasurer. ion show, a fat-lamb sales, a Dr. Joseph Zigarelli and Dr. Lau- or Joseph Altman. He said it Mystic Brotherhood Lodge, Free on Maple Ave., and a depth of Serving with Mr. Heaviland on chicken barbecue, kiddie rides rence Collins. Vance is scheduled would be a multlmillion dolla and Accepted Masons. 287 feet. Parking space for 50 the building committee are Mr. pony rides, 4-H and commercia to plead to the murder indict- project. Rentals in (he building The club has signed a contract cars will be made available. Hull, Mr. Zoldak, Clifford Stiles, exhibits. meats on Aug. 9. to be erected at New Hampshire to purchase Miss Ruth R. Dib- Mr. Heaviland said he and his Charles Stiliwagm and Earl B. The show will begin at 10 a.m. Ave. and the Boardwalk will ben's property at 152 Maple Ave. committee hope to complete the Henschel. tomorrow, when riders will com- MILTON — Jo Anne Mam, start at $85 a month, Michael Al- pete with their riding gear at the 14, led her younger brother and bert, PHA director for southern horse barns. ' area sisters safely out of their New Jersey, said. TEAM UP IN MOVIE — Actresses Bette Davis, seated, moke-filled house Monday GI Arrested A horse show, to be Judged on Bight their father, Jefferson New Bids Sought English and western grooming, and Joan Crawford, standing, pose in Hollywood as they Township Patrolman Joseph SUMMIT — A new group or- will be staged at 1.30 p.m. A par- start work as co-stars in a movie named, "Whatever In Auto Theft ade will wind through Freehold Marri, turned in the fire alarm ganized to oppose any addition- Happened to Baby Jane?" It's the first time the two at police headquarters 12 miles al state taxes has called for LONG BRANCH — A Fort to the raceway at 7:15 p.m. On Police HO Job Tomorrow night's program have worked in the same picture. They're cast as sli- away after a neighbor tele- statewide support of an anti- Monmouth soldier, wanted for be- phoned him. Marra's wife, An- tax petition and a rally In Tren- ing AWOL, was arrested here KEANSDURG — Borough Coun- Mr. Blum also announced that will culminate in the crowning ters in the movie—both as former film start who have gela; was at a Sparta Funeral ton later this year, Edward T. last night on a charge of auto cil authorized the borough man- bids will be received July 26 for of the new queen at 9; 30. Home with the township lire Magee, executive director of theft in Asbury Park, ager last night to seek new bids the sale of the Memorial Park on Horse Shows Slated to give up their careers because of tragic circumstances. degartinettt and asjpdBaiy. The' the group, which calls itteUjuw Police said the soldier,1 -Daniel for'the conversion, of the base- Carr Ave. The local Veterans ot ..Horse show*-will be presented firemen went to'the Marra State Committee Agahut New J. Roberts, 17, Wfts turned over ment in borough hall Into * new Foreign Wars post wishes to buy Friday at 9:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Taxes (SCANT), said branches to Fort Monmouth authorities. He police headquarters. the land in order to construct a in two rings at the raceway. A of the committee have been faces action of the Monmouth baby beef show will take place The action came after C. Ber- new $40,000 post home. Worried Appraisal formed In eight New Jersey County Juvenile Court on the at 6 p.m., and the sheep show nard Blum, manager, explained It also was announced that ap- Board Hires counties. SCANT has seta goal theft charge at a date yet to be and fat lamb sale will begin a that only one firm bid on the proximately 20 to 30 bathers are of 190,90a taxpayers' signatures fixed, 6:45 p.nu for its petition and plans to project Monday. He said the spe- using the Twilight Aye. beach. 3 Teachers Roberts is- accused of stealing cifications for the project havi present the document to state Council had originally planned Of Religious Life a car, owned by Mrs. Ursulina been trimmed in an effort to cul FREEHOLD-The Board of Ed- government officials at Its rally Fornicola, 617 Seventh Ave., As- the cost. to close the gate at this beach in ucation here Monday.night hired Nov. 9. Magee said suggestions bury Park, from the street at an attempt to reduce cost of op- Telstar Call NEW YORK (AP)' - A wor- Canon Hervey told the gath- three teachers and accepted the had been made that the fiscal Ocean and Fourth Aves. Officials had originally esti- erating the municipal beaches ried appraisal of church life — ering: in America and Great Britain "What Impact is the church resignations of two teachers. difficulties of the state's mu- He was arrested at the wheel mated the cost of the project at Access to the beach would have Series Slated Hired were Miss Linda Senna- nicipalities be overcome of the car at 1:32 a. m. at Broad- about $12,000. It involves mov- been provided at the Lawrence —was offered when -some clergy- making on the British people? NEW YORK (AP) - Top of- bel, Atlantic . Highlands; Mrs. through the Imposition of broad- way and Morris Ave., Long ing the police facilities from the Ave. beach. Residents of the men of the two countries got to None at all. There is no hostility Barbara Olson, Long Branch, and based taxes by Trenton.. He Branch, 14 minutes after Asbury ground floor in Borough Hall in- area complained bitterly, how- ficials in United States and for- gether here. to the church, but there is great Mrs. Janet Freeman, Freehold. said support for such a solution Park police had broadcast an to the basement. ever, and the governing body de- eign cities will chat by phone But they saw signs for im- indifference." All were hired at salaries of H- had been voiced by organiza- cided to open the Twilight beach late this month in a series of provements ahead. He suggested that one reason alarm. The arrest was made by The borough plans to convert 800. tions like the state League of gate. trans-Atlantic calls relayed by Rev. Canon G. A. K. Hervey, an «"•» "doctrinal and organization- Patrolmen Sal Macciola and John the old police room- into a public The board accepted the res- Municipalities which, he said, Telstar satellite. Anglican rector at Great Salkeld, al rigidity" on the church's part, Tobia. library. Joseph Carlo, beach director, Igations of August Losso, fifth were financed by tax money. The Bell System announced Penrith, England, said people in and said the churches of Great told the council that the revenues grade teacher, and Mrs. Ruth Some 6,700 persons have signed yesterday that 23 American cities his homeland are largely indif- Britain have not sufficiently at- gained at this gate do not cover Parlin, first grade. ('. the SCANT petition so far, Ma- Freeman Sets and universities would be linked ferent to the church. tempted to assimilate and un- gee said. High Court the cost of personnel working with an equal number in 16 West- derstand modern scientific Contracts-were awarded to the there. He said the number of "The bulk of the population Is following concerns: John Pia Referendum ern European countries. Among ;led that the church is in the thought. people using the beach on week- However, at the same time, he towski, Freehold, $3,070, for WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre- the cities is Montclair, N. J., background," he said. "They like ends jumps to about 75. said, there is a "large growth painting the exterior of the Ben- NEWARK - The Board of Di tary of Agriculture Orville L. Segregation which will be connected with to be married there, but that is in the ecumenical (Christian nett Street School and the in rectors of Public Service Elec- Freeman yesterday ordered a Refuse Service Graz, Austria. all." unity) spirit which is overcom- terior of the Broad Street tric & Gas Co. has declared a Mayor Louis T. Collichio ap- The calls are tentatively set for On the American side, Rev. referendum July 22-28 among Ruling Seen ing rigidity of doctrine and is School; Mulholland Roofing Co., quarterly dividend of 55 cents a pointed the borough manager, July 26. Dr. Harold A. Bosley, of New producers on a proposed federal breaking down marked differ- Freehold, $2,385, for repairing the share on common stock for thi auditor and tax collector to pre- A Bell spokesman said the York's Christ Church, Method- market program for cranberries. TRENTON (AP) — Eventually ences between our churches." roof of the Hudson Street School; third quarter of 1962. At the same pare a cost estimate on having basic idea for the program was ist, said this nation's churches time, the utility disclosed in- Goldstein Brothers, Freehold, the borough provide its own developed by the United States have become so fearful of say- Hopeful Sign $793.50 for audio-visual blinds for creases in revenues and profits plies of cranberries grown in 10 refuse collection service. The Information Agency in its efforts Ing the wrong thing they simply "Even Rome Is moving,"' he the new addition; Hess Oil Co., for the first six months of the of assigning pupils to neighbor- states including New Jersey. borough's three-year contract to improve relations between the say nothing. said. "This is the most hopeful Perth Amboy, for No. 4 fuel oil at year. Operating revenues totaled hood schools, GOT. Richard J. The program must be approved with Disposal Associates, South U. S. and other nations. "We are so respectable we are sign In this century of the 07.59 cents per gallon; and the $242,202,056, compared to $228,- Hughes says. by at least two-thirds of the pro- Orange, terminates at the end All of the calls will take place afraid of our own shadow," he churches' desire to get togeth- Cranmer Co., Long Branch, for 375,782 for the first six months ducers or by producers of at Hughes told a news conference of the year. within an hour's time, with Tel- said. er." a year ago. Net income for the the student Insurance program. least two-thirds of the volume yesterday that the problem of star relaying as many as 10 si- The occasion for the trans-At- first six months was $38,116,222 Dr. Bosley said that Ameri- The policy for fire insurance grown for nfarket, and by pro- school segregation, resulting from The mayor gained support from multaneously as it whirls around lantic look at religious life was or $2.21 per share compared to the remainder of the council on a can churches used to be the mor- for the schools was awarded to cessors who can or freeze more housing patterns, will eventually the earth at 16,000 miles an hour. a luncheonshere yesterday proposal to support a bill spon- al custodians of the community the Lopatin Agency and the $34,363,323 for the first six months than- 50 per cent of the volume reach the nation's highest court. In addition to mayors and col- launching the annual American? sored by Assemblyman Irving and "would cross swords with Smith Agency, both Freehold. of 1961 or $2.09 per share. canned or frozen. lege officials, civil and other edu British exchange of clergymen anybody," but today they have Several suits challenging the E. Keith which would standardize for the summer. assignment system are now pend- tavern hours throughout the catlonal leaders will join in the timidly forsaken that role. ing before federal courts. So far state. five to six-minute phone hookups. Exchange Sponsors However, influences are at the courts have ruled the chal- Most of the conversations will The exchange Is sponsored by work, he said, that are stimulat- The mayor commended Mr. the National Council of Churches lenges must first be taken to the be translated into English, but in ing them to recover the great Keith on his stand and said the state's civil rights division. some cases more than one lan- and the British Council of function of "being the voice of measure had merit and was guage is expected to be used. Chilrches. conscience in their towns." Hughes termed New Jersey's worth the support of the govern- approach to school segregation ing body. "intelligent but moderate" adding He also urged members of the that he does not believe the state council to come up with a list has been made a.special target of candidates for the recently for such suits. Similar suits have formed Housing Authority. been filed in other states, he The agency was formed to look said. into the possibility of building low The governor recently Issued cost senior citizens housing with- a policy statement calling for in the borough. Four members modification of the neighborhood of the body would be named by assignment system where neces- the governing body with the gov- sary to eliminate school segrega- ernor appointing the fifth mem- tion. ber. Council introduced an ordinance On other topics, Hughes said: creating one wa}> traffic on the 1. He will decide sometime to- following streets: Grove PI., from day whether to grant executive Twilight to Forest Aves.; Wood- clemency to Joseph Ernst, sched- land Ave., from Share Blvd. to uled to die the week of July 29 Lawrence Ave.; Brookslde Ave., T for the murder of a 17-ycnr-old rom Maple Ave. to Seeley Ave., Camden girl. West Shore St., from Carr Ave. to North Shore St.; Oak St., from 2. He plans to meet today to North Shore St. to Carr Ave.; discuss the possible creation of Murray La., from Hill St. to a committee to study minimum >eek Rd.; Francis PI., from retail milk prices in New Jersey. Main St. to Myrtle Ave.; Walters 3. He has held general discus- X, from Jahn St. lo Center St. sions with officials of the Penn- One-way traffic would be elim- ADVOCATE FEMALE ASTRONAUTS — Miss Jerrie Cobb, left, of Oklahoma City, sylvania Railroad on a proposed inated on Seabreeze Way and merger with the New York Cen- parking will now be allowed on Rep. Victor Anfuso (D-NY) and Mrs. Philip A Hart, wife of the junior-senator from tral Railroad. Hughes said he the south side, of Beachway. DR. ROBERT SOBLEN, fugitive Soviet spy, covers his face with a newspaper as ha „ Michigan, pose with a model of a Centaur rocket in Washington. Miss Cobb and Mrs. does not believe the merger The one-way traffic rules will leaves London court, where he is appearing before a panel of three judges. Soblen would eliminate jobs in New Jer- cover the period of May 15 to Hart went before a House subcommittee headed by Anfuso to advocate women astro- is fighting against removal to America to face a life isntencs as a Russian spy, nauts for tha U. S. space program. |AP Wirephotol sey, except for a relative few in Sept. 15. Public hearing Is set the Central's Weehawken Yards, for Aug, 7. (AP Wirephotol RED BANK REGISTER _WNBC-T? •ABC-TV 14-Wednesday, July 18, 196: ..WHEW-TV WOK-TV New Talent Finds TELEVISION _WC8S-TV WPTX-T* is divided into three geographic* tnu and members «re not inter- WEDNESDAY AJTHWOOK 4:B- (4) News Major Roadblock changed. He added that Wexler U;«~ (J) Love of Ufe • CU> Mr. Pesiwjy « will be admitted to the Hollywood (4) Your First S:»-(2) Ufe o» RUey (7) Movie local as *n assistant cameramen Impression (4) Movie 12:00- (9) Crime Doe* Not Pay By BOB THOMAS despair and shift to other lion of (7) Jane Wyman (3) Felix and Diver Dan 12:J0-(ll> News AP Movle-Tetevfelon Writer That is the complaint of many work. of the young film makers t>n the (11) Merry Mailman (7) I Married Joan K-S5- (2) Movie HOLLYWOOD (AP)-"How can The loss of this new creative outside looking in: they can enter 12: W— (J) Search for Tomorrow (11) Dick Traeey 12:S5- (S) News we start a sew wave in American talent worries some in the movie unions in some cases but must (4) Truth or Consequence! 5:25-(ll) Rocky And His 1:00- (4) News films?" asks a would-be young world, among them Otto Premin- work in apprentice positions, even (5) Cartoons Friends (5) Theater Five movie maker. "We can't even ger. Say He: "Only new blood though they have proven their (7) Camouflage J;JO- (2) Movie (7) Movie •tart a ripple, because we can't can keep anything alive. The film talent. 12:4S- «t Guiding Light (7) Highway Patrol (9) Almanac Newsreel get in the unions." industry is in danger of losing 1:05- (4) Headline To get into the Directors Guild, (11) Rocky & His Friends (9) Movie This is the kind of complaint vigor because it is difficult for it helps to be the son of a direc- 2:50- (») News Acd Weather' (II) Popeye (9) News and Weather you hear over and over from new talent to get into some mv 1:30- (5) News tor. A new director needs only a U:H- (4) News WEDNESDAY EVENING young hopefuls, fired with en- ions." 1:35- (4) Sennonette Job and $2,000 initiation fee, but (7) News thusiasm as they emerge from A cause celebre in this matter 1:00- (4) News and Weath" 2:15-^ (7) Evening Prayer assistant directors are admitted (8) Almanac Newsreel cinema schools at local universi- is a cinematographer named Has- (5) Sandy's Hour 2:20- (2) News only a few at a time—one per 1:80- (2) Burns and Alien ties. Their hope and enthusiasm kell Wexler who photographed (7) News 2:25- (2) Give Us This Day studio per year. Preference is (4) trouble With Fathe: begin to die as they find studio such well-regarded films as (11) Three Stooges given to directors' sons. (5) Cartoons THURSDAY MORNING doors locked to them for lack of "Hoodlum Priest" and "Studs •:K- (7) Local Newi (7) Dr. Hudson's Journal a union card. Loaigan." He has been unable to The case against admittance of •:20- (7) Weather 6:15- (2) Previews (9) Golf Tips get work in Hollywood because he new members is offered by these I:H- (7) Sport* 6:20- (2) Give Us This Day Many work at low-paying non- (11) Movie wasn't a member of the camera- figures from the guild: 200 of the 0:J0- (4) Local Newi 6:25- (2) News HEADS UP talking by Fred MacMurray saves th* day union jobs on the fringes of the 1:28— (5) News movie business. Many give up in men's local. He belonged to the 450 assistant directors are out of (7) Blue Angels (4) Sermonette for Tommy Kirk in Walt Disney's Technicolor produc- (») Baseball Chicago local, and both those work. (11) Brave Stallion 6:39— (2) Summer Semester 1:M- (2) As The World Tumi tion, "Bon Voyage!" The angry opposition it Georgette films were, made in the Midwest. A. T. Dennison, business man- 6:40- (4) Weather (4) Radiation Story . (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers UNINTERRUPTED He is now reported making a film ager of the Electrical Techni- 6:45- (4) News 7:00- (2) News Anyt, as mother of Marie Sirago. The Beuna Vista ra- in Greece. cians' local says "In 1943-48 we (I) Movie 7:00- (2) News (4) Today loats ttars MacMurray, Jane Wyman, Michael Callan MUSIC YOU MOST (7) December Bride (4) Death Valley Dayi 7:05- (5) Call to Prayer Business agent Herb Allr of had 2,800 men working S million and Deborah Wally, and co-ii«rs Jeuie Royce Landis, WANT TO HEAR the camera local says that union man-hours a year. Now we have 1:55- (4) News (5) Aquanautg 7:15- (5) News 1,000 men working less than a 2:»0- (2) Password (7) Shannon 7:20— (7) Morning Prayer Kirk and Kevin Corcoran. RADIO STATION million man-hours a year. 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Smith 107.1 MC the unions have shown no willing- 1:00- «> Millionaire (7) Memory Lane lonald Carey and Peter Fonda. (9) Movie 9.15- (4) Family Shrimp - French Fries ness to alter the status quo. (4) Young Dr. Malone Question — Is It true that Rob- (For an answer to your ques- 100% STEREO (11) Honeymooners 9:25- (5) News Whether they will need to de- (5) Racket Squad ert Conrad has been forced'out ion about any TV program or 8:00- (2) Window on Main 9-.J0- (2) My Little Margie * Fried Chicken pends on whether Hollywood can (7) Queen For A Day of "Hawaiian Eye" to make room ictor, write to TV Key Mailbag, The Metropolitan Area's COLD SALADS ORDER Street (5) Topper find some other way to halt the S:30- (2) To Tell the Truth for Troy Donahue?—S. D., Pala- /o The Register.) (I) Danger Man (7) Beulah Most Listened To downward spiral of film produc- (4) Our Five Daughter! taka, Miss. (5) Medic (7) Focus On' America 9:55- (4) News the tion. 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C, New Haves, COOL For Drama Workshop Atawer — Judging from our mail, Jerry LewU w«i well Used ' AND THEN SEE US By HAROLD STERN American Federation of Televis- by most of tha "Tonight" aboWs From 1939 until 1S44 TadDan- ion and Radio Artists (AFTRA), Mailbag viewers. FOR YOUR OWN BON VOYAGE! letewskl was a member of the the TV actors union, refused to Polish underground army. Today allow its membership to par- By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Question - Will "GE College be heads what might be consid- ticipate in this program designed Question — What,, makes many ered the television underground. to help the performer and fur- Bowl" be back next year? I was By kind, sea, or air we will b« pleased TV stars, who work hard all out of the country fbr t month Tad U the artistic director of ther the cause of UHF, which year round in their TV series, the TV Drama Workshop of the FCC Chairman Minow, among and was surprised when I tuned to take care of every detail for you. c'o summer stock instead of en- in and noticed the show was no Academy of Television Arts and others, believes might help ele- j lying their hard-earned vaca- Sciences (Yes, child, that's where vate the standards of television. longer on.—F. D., Jr., Spring- ion?—Mrs. L. G.. Ironton, hio. town, Pa, the Eramys come from). At the time permission was re- Answer — Mostly money. Now in its second year, the fused, AFTRA officials an- Answer — "College Bowl" will Drama Workshop recently pre- nounced that they were not clos- Question—I don't know what definitely return this fall but Al- sented its first evening of scene ing the door on the whole proj- the general opinion is regarding len Ludden will probably not be demonstrations before an audi- ect, that they would like to find the job Jerry Lewis did as host back as host' due to other con- ence of TV producers, directors, a way to have a showcase type of the "Tonight" show but I think flicting commitments. TRAVEL AGENCY INC. agents, etc. This exposure has of program to provide an oppor- been a long time coming. tunity for many performers to be Serving Monmouth County for Fifteen Yean ...with the Qulnln* HEHBEB MIMBEB About six months ago. The TVseen. Drama Workshop was scheduled Water that outsells 10 Reckless PI. Telephone to begin a series of weekly ex- What Happened? 7 OUT all other brands Apparently, if the door isn't combined ... bone* Cor. Broad St. perimental, work-in-progress tele- SH 1*5080 cats on a New York UHF chan- closed, it leads to nothing but a dry, bittersweet, ex« Red Bank nel. Just prior to its airdate. the maze. The recent TV Drama hilarating Workshop demonstration was OF 10 MA^jM^AA^AAA held not on the air, but in ABC's alacl.r MM Little Theatre in New York. TONIC DON'T JUST SAY CLEAN For once, the networks are not QUININE WATES the villains of the piece. In ad- Kerwin Mathew* stars as "Jack the Giant Killsr" in dition to the theatre, ABC, CBS DRINKS SAY Edward Small's multi-million dollar filmization of the and NBC provided rehearsal fa- cilities free of charge all year world's best known folk-tale In Technicolor, the adven- START long. ture story now playing its first area showing at tht € CLEAN Though the TV Drama Work- Shore Drive-In theatre, introducing a new special effects HERE! shop has been compared to the process called Fantaicope. Served exclusively at Harmony Lounge, Mlddtctowi Kxeenkc Actors' Studio, Danielewski main- tains that it is a much more modest organization and its aims production company, Stratton are much more commercial. Productions," he continued. "We meet twice a week and "Our purpose is to produce a everyone involved is assigned a RUGS CLEANED TV acting company which, wohld lot of work. With time and with BY KLEEN1ZE come up with (hows which might work, we can achieve results. I be sold commercially. We have think we've already begun" to WILL LAST LONGEt... LOOK IITTER no stars as members, so our show what can be done. I'm sor- hopes are based on development ry wa weren't permitted to go loch rageomplttth / Anted, over a period of time, rather than ahead on UHF. There are only C/ROVJX hwptertd, wrapptd 72 on names. Our active company about 80,000 viewers in the' New consists of about 30 performers ddtmtd. domeitic rag York area, but many of these 9 (and there's very little turnover) are the very people in the busi- and we're developing an ensem ness we'd like to have see our 613 Prospect Ave., Asbury Park ble style. The closest thing to this work." would be the 'Bilko' show where the people worked together for a Though the career of Tad Dan- PR 4-1314—CA 2-5042 long time. Working together ilewski is dotted with many suc- brings results. cessful stage, film and TV cred- its, his TV career has had a "We are subsidized by the goodly share of frustrations. three networks, by the Televis- Lots of Developments Well,.. almost everything! It Pays to Advertise in the Register ion Academy and by my own In 1955 he left "Omnibus" to My Mommy pinkifies my milk go to NBC in order to.develop a with it. She puts it on our repertory company for TV (Note grapefruit and fruit cup. And the parallel) and he got it started she glazes ham with it, And with the help of Robert Sarnoff she bakes apples with it. I put and Pat Weaver. so, TOO/ It was a long-term project," it on my ice cream my8elf. Tad said. "NBC made all kinds He makea BO many different drinks with It of studies and Pat Weaver de- Tour Mommy can deliahify And he smiles and smacks his lips. And I put it cided we'd be ideally exposed on almost everything, too, by in my soda water and in my orange juice myself. 'Matinee Theatre.' But, it never came to pass. buying GIROUX GRENADINE "Then) I got involved with a SYRUP at her favorite food HERB VkW OUR /WOtVfYtfEUSHlFlES HAM comedy writers development store. Tell her to write for. 45 pound bam V> capp pineupte Juk« program and in a program to de< her free recipe book to: Whole cloves CCmntd d liM pmappto velop new comedians, Paul Keyes Vi cup GIROUX GRENADINE (who did much of the writing for Score ham in diamonds and'stud with cloves. Aj turn bates Paar), Woody Allen, Sheldon Har- GIBOUX COMPANY, INC, (320°) baste regularly with combined GIROUX GKENAOINE SYRUP and pineapple |uic« for a beautiful, ruby-red profu- nick and others were part of bur BOX 123S, writing project. We recommend- sions! glazs. When almost done, dip sliced pineapple k re- Brooklyn 7, N. T. maining syrup and heit with ham. Serves sic ed that such comedians as Mort Sahl, Carol Burnett, Milt Kamen Al»o told in pacing* »Urei outiida N. Y. 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A, Masui of Belgium, who dist Church. Rev. George Taylor Chances are that few art gal- had exhibited in Monte Carlo, officiated. "; leries get an opportunity to sell Cannes, Paris and Brussels — The bride is the daughter of a painting before they open. and who was exhibiting here In Mr. and Mrs. Jacob C. Mayer, There is less chance that the the states for the first time. 78 Center Ave., Leonardo. The first customer will be someone "Art Fair," he added, "has bridegroom's parents are Mr. and like actress Anne Bancroft. lust purchased a Norman Rock- Mrs. Arthur C. Herdling, Gillette. But this is just what happened well painting, done for the 'Coun The bride was given In mar- at the Art Fair Gallery, Holm- try Gentleman' magazine in riage by her father. She wore an del, according to Victor Olup, di- 1928." empire gown of embroidered rector. "Oh — where Is it?" the worn peau de soie with a modern con- "Miss Bancroft had seen tha an asked excitedly. Even her hus- tour train. Her fingertip-length gallery being constructed," said band seemed more interested. veil was attached to a seed pearl Mr. Olup-, "while working in Mid- "It's being cleaned now." Olup pillbox and she carried a cascade dletown on the movie 'The Mir- apologized, "but we'll have it on of white roses and smilax with acle Worker."" exhibit in a week or so." a white orchid center. Near the end of the filming, Display Attracts The bride was attended by her she stopped at the nearly com- After they left, Mr. Olup ex- three sisters, Mrs. Robert pleted building to look around. plained that because of the loca- Huches, Middletown, matron of She liked a painting by Spanish tion — on Rt. 35 — people often honor, Miss Linda Mayer, Leon- artist Alfredo Candila and bought stop when they are attracted by ardo, maid of honor, and Mrs. it. the window display and outside John Lee, Point Pleasant. They The next week Art Fair opened. show. wore daffodil yellow silk organza But what if you're the average "I usually change the window sheath gowns with nylon over- layman who neither knows what more often," he said, "but the skirts and carried yellow talis- he's looking for, nor has a lot was one painting I liked of a lit- man roses and smilax. of money to buy a good paint, tle old woman with a long grand Richard Cane, Chatham, was ing? title that I left in the window for best man. Ushers were Robert "It doesn't take a 'lot of mon- about three weeks." Mayer, Colonia, brother of the ey' to buy a good painting," he A week after it was sold, three bride, and Andrew Nicholls, corrected, "and it doesn't stop ;irls came in and asked to see Montclair. you from looking at the paintings the painting. "They seemed dis- The couple left by plane for a and appreciating the work." appointed when I told them that two-week (rip to Bermuda follow- Open Door Policy a Newark couple bought it," the ing a reception in the Georgian "We encourage people to stop jallery director said. "Out of House, West Deal. They are re- in," he continued, "and through curiosity," he added, "I asked siding in Troy Village, Spring- exposure — learn to appreciate them why they liked it." field. art." "We used to stop every morn- Mrs. Jay Hunter Herdllng Mrs. Herdling Is a graduate of As he finished the sentence, a Miss Joanne Daves Miss Ann Zdancewic Miss Beverly Keoworthy ing on the way to work," blurted Irvlngton High School and ii.an young couple with a small boy one of the girls, "to see the lady administrative assistant in the entered. and say, 'good morning' to her.' Newark office of the New Jersey At first, they seemed confused "People," he said, "are Im- Charlotte Cupples Wed Bell Telephone Company. as to which of the 162 paintings pressed by a variety of things A graduate of Chatham High in the gallery they should look Some like the Paris street School and Southern Methodist Six Bid for 4-H Crown at first. scenes; some like the forest University, Dallas, Tex., the Mr. Olup put them at ease by To John Allen Heath bridegroom is an industrial engi- FREEHOLD - Six girls will wic, Freehold; Miss Margaret Candidates will be judged on scenes, and others like the por- FAIR HAVEN - Miss Char- jest man and Jon Rowell, Long compete for the title of Mon- Flood, Wayside; Miss Beverly appearance, personality and asking, "May I show you traits." neer with the Warner Lambert around?" lotte Lois Cupples, daughter of Branch, was usher. Pharmaceutical Company, Morris mouth County 4-H Queen tomor- Kenworthy, Colts Neck; Miss San activities and achievements. At- The Art Fair Gallery is open Mr, and Mis. Gerald A. Cupples, Tlie bride Is a graduate of row night at the annual 4-H Fair dra Cohen, Englishtown; Miss Pa tired in evening gowns, they will "We don't know what we're weekdays from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Plains. looking for," apologized the 14 DeNormandie Ave., became Rumson-Fair Haven Regional at the Freehold Raceway. tricia Frudden, Clarksburg, anc be interviewed by Alfred E. Sand- Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., the bride of John Allen Heath, High School and is employed by The six are Miss Ann Zdance- Miss Joanne Daves, Asbury Park ers of the Monmouth County Na- woman. and Sundays, from 1:30 to 7 p.m. "I never do either," he smiled, 795 River Rd., June 30 in tha the Manor Manufacturing Com- tional Bank, master of ceremo- For those who may decide to Methodist Church here. He Is ;ies. "until I see one that appeals to pany, Red Bank. Sea Queen try painting, art classes will start son of Mrs, Hazel Heath, Leaks- The bridegroom is an alumnus Miss Peggy Kaul, Colts Neck, me." n September. After the first two paintings ville, N.C. I of Hanes High School, Winston Adam and Eve last year's queen, will take part "Remember," Mr. Olup said Salem, N.C. He is employed by Contest Set in coronation ceremonies. were explained, the wife had jestingly, "your name doesn't Rev. Elwyn D. Brown, Mount gained enough confidence to ask Rainier, Md., cousin of the bride, Lucas Brothers Landscapes, William C. Lynn, assistant state have to be Bancroft to stop in Keyport. secretary of agriculture, will open what he. meant by "impression- again." officiated at the double ring For August istic, romantic and academic ceremony. Mrs. Eric Hanson was The couple reside at 795 River ASBURY PARK — The annual the festivities tomorrow at 8 Rd., Fair Haven. Young At Heart p.m. A short 4-H variety show paintings." organist, and Mrs. Jean Crozier, "Sea Queen contest" thit year soloist. A reception followed in love her. Take her out to dinner will follow. Not So Complicated will be Incorporated as part of DEAR ADAM AND EVE: He explained the different the Fellowship Hall of the church. the first annual Asbury Park I read your column every day once a week, because she gets New featured events at the 1962 tired trying to figure out what to 4-H Fair include a pet show open terms by showing them the var- To Marry Mr. Cupples escorted his daugh- Jazz By Invitation Lifeguard Tournament. and you seem to have an answer ied styles of the painters, and the ter, She wore a full length gown All unmarried girls between for every problem. Therefore I feed you every night. Treat her to all youngsters. Entries will be like she is your best gal. accepted, until show time Satur- frown of concentration became a of Chantilly lace styled with the ages of 17 and 27 bathing hope you can give me an answer. day at 10 a.m. Fun Night, anoth- smile as she realized that art long sleeves and a sweetheart Ellington at any Asbury Park beach or My grandmother, aged 57, has I've been married 30 years, and er event open to all youngsters, wasn't as confusing as it seemed. neckline trimmed with small pool, regardless of place of re- made a parachute jump, and my husband and I are so far will take place in front of the As they walked through the gal- pearls and crystals. The skirt RED BANK-Duke Ellington sidence, are qualified to enter. ever since has been determined apart. This is because he forgot raceway grandstand Friday at 7 lery, Mr. Olup explained that Art terminated in a chapel train. A will be presented in the Carl- Rules call for accompanying to wear jump boots everywhere, to tell me he loved me. Such p.m. Events include contests in Fair had an international repre- tiara of pearls and rosebuds held ton Theater Sept. 25 in a jazz each entry blank with « photo- hang around the service men's reassurance means more to pie eating, milk drinking, balloon sentation. There were some of her elbow-length veil. concert benefiting the scholar- graph' of the aspirant in a bath- clubs talking airplanes, and jump- woman than anything else in the ship fund of the Monmouth Arts blowing, watermelon eating, and the works of Stephen Juharos of She carried an old fashioned ing or sun suit, with all entries ing. I know she (bless her world, because marital life should others. Contestants will meet in Hungary, who had done a por. Foundation. to be returned to the Contest heart) wants to be young again, be built on love. So men, wake bouquet of white carnations, roses Proceeds will be used to pro- front of the grandstand at 7 p.m. trait of former President Esen- and babies'-breath. Headquarters, Information but there are limits to her ac- up before you lose your wives hower, and who had been recent- vide financial help to winners Bureau, Convention Hall, Asburv tions. Our friends do not drop too. Other ' activities during the Miss Carolyn Donato was maid of the foundation's art, music three-day festival include live- ly commissioned to do some Park, before: midnight July 28, around as much as they used Lost it paintings in the Vatican. There of honor. She wore a ballerina- and drama scholarships award- Finals will be held Aug. f o( to, so if you have any suggestions stock shows, horse shows, fashion length gown of yellow organza, ed annually to graduating sen- show, fat lamb sale, chicken bar- 8:30 p.m. at the new Fifth Ave. to help solve this situation, please Dear Lost It: and a matching headpiece and iors in local high schools. Band Pavilion. let us know real soon. becue, kiddie rides, pony rides. carried an old fashioned bouquet Ellington, a top band leader And here's some modest ad- 4-H and commercial exhibits, and Free entry blanks are avail- Granddaughter. vice for wives: Don't always Cut Calories of yellow carnations and lave- and composer of modern music others. ender roses. since 1927, wrote "Black and able at all Asbury Park beaches Dear Granddaughter: wait for your husbands to ex- from the lifeguards, and at tha press their affection and devo- In Summer Miss Diane Wolcott, Red Bank, Tan Fantasy,"' currently being If you feel that way about it, was bridesmaid. She was gowned revived on radio, television and Seventh Avenue pool. Just tell her to go jump. tion.' Personalties vary. Many FREEHOLD — Summertime Is husbands will respond warmly Area Officers similarly in mint green organza concert stage.as well as The top winner will receive the Adam. a good season to cut calories, and her old fashioned bouquet "Azure," "Prelude To a Kiss," official City of Asbury Park and sincerely when and if the says Mrs. Sylvia F. Meehan, Trophy and will reign over the Adam has his tongue in wives make the first move. In Ceremony was of pink carnations and yel- and "Don't Get Around Much Monmouth County home agent. low roses. Anymore." first annual Invitation Lifeguard check, but his heart's still Adam CAMP FUJI, Japan - Lt. Col. Markets abound in fresh, low- Tournament t6 be held Aug. 3 where it belongs. Let your Add some modest advice for Edward F. Danowltz, 125 Lincoln calorie vegetables and fruits. David Russek Fair Haven, was and 4. The four runners-up will Grandma feel young — she is men: Marriage isn't a chess Ave., Fair Haven, N. J., com- Outdoor meals can.feature simple Miss Leah Ellen Burns GARDEN STATE GAME be named members of the . young, with that kind of spirit. game. Never hestitate to.keep manding officer of the 3d Marine foods without sauces and other FAIR HAVEN - Winners of "Queen's Court" and will also If you lose any friends on this your Queen captured by keep- Division (Rein) Fleet Marine high-calorie frills. Appetites lag MIDDLETOWN Mr. and Open House the duplicate bridge game played receive prizes. account, let them go; you've ing her enraptured. Force here, conducted the cere- as does the homemaker's energy Mrs. James J. Burns, Taylor La., by members of the Garden State Members of the ''Sea Queen gained a firstclass paratrooper. Eve mony when another New Jersey on hot days, so simple meals, announce the engagement of their Duplicate Bridge Club in the Wil- Contest" committee include city Eve. officer was promoted in rank. low In calories, may well be the daughter. Miss Leah Ellen Burns, For Parents Iowbrook here Thursday were publicity director George Zucker- DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Gaining the promotion, to first order of the day. to Ralph H. Weseman, Jr., son Mrs. Peter Policastro, Lincroft, man, beach supervisor Sherman DEAR ADAM AND EVE: You printed a letter from Fail- lieutenant, was Thomas P. Don- Meat that is broiled is a good of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Wese- RED BANK — An open house and Gary Deckelniko, Oakhurst, Mischler, Mel Long, Kendall I'm a married woman and have ure As A Daughter, a girl who nelly, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- choice, she advises. It cooks man, Sr., 70 Poricy La., River for parents of children attending irst, and Mrs. John Ldvett and Gike, John Petillo, Ronnie Sam- «ome advice for married men. said her mother was "blind as ward M. Donnelly, 407 Yale Ave., quickly, so that the kitchen Plaza. the Religious Vacation School at John T. Lovett, 3d, Little Silver, son, Leonard Berner and Wik If you want your wife to stay bat" about the fact that her fa- Point Pleasant Beach, the com- doesn't get hot during prep- Miss Burns is a graduate of St. James Catholic Church was second. liam "Butch" Bruno. In love with you through the ther was interested in another bat training facility's communica- aration. And broiled meats taste Middletown Township High held this morning in the class years, be sure to tell her you woman., She wondered whether tions officer. good without gravy or sauce. School and is a senior at Mont- rooms. to tell her mother. To that girl Col. Danowitz, son of Mr, and Salads make use of the de- clair State College. A picnic will be held tomorrow I say, please don't tell what you Mrs. William Danowitz, 75 Pop- licious fruits and vegetables Mr. Weseman also is a grad- morning on the school grounds for children who have attended down go know. Your mother probably lar Ave., Fair Haven, reported available in fresh form during uate of Middletown Township Artificial knows more than you realize, bu that he expects to return from the summer—they can be starred High School and is an alumnus classes for the past four weeks. because she loves you she feels the Far East this summer for re- in many delicious summertime of Monmouth College where he The Religious Vacation School FLORAL that being "blind" is better than assignment to Camp Lejeune, meals, Mrs. Meehan saya. was a member of Tau Kappa will close Friday with a high Beta fraternity. mass at 9:30 a.m. sung by the our prices CENTERPIECES having a broken home. N. C, home base of the 2d Ma, Desserts - easy to fix and low rine Division (Rein) Fleet Ma- In calories — may be made of He is a private in the U.S. children. They were instructed by After 20 years of marriage my Army Reserve. Rev. Florian J. Gall. $5.00 & own husband has starry eyes for rine Force. He and his wife, the fresh fruits. Served fresh, often my best woman friend. But former Mitzi Kellenyi, have five with a little or no sugar, fruit Following the mass, awards for again! thank goodness, this woman isn' children. in season is often the gourmet's The 36-year-old Boy Scout perfect attendance, art work and $6.00 returning his love. I pretend choice, as well as the weight- world's speed knot-tying record class participation will be pre- I'm blind about it even though I FIRST FLIGHT watcher's. has been broken by a Brookline, sented. Lasting know he is thinking and wishing HOLMDEL — Bonnie Lee Nav- Whole meals can,be prepared Mass., youth. John W. Sim, 13, The school was conducted by this other woman was his. in and Barbara Jean Navin, in minutes in the broiler, says shaved one-half a second off the Father Gall, Sister Mary Anto- I Beauty.. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- the agent. Some suggested com- 18-second record set by a Swiss nius and Misses Cornelia Makely, Not So Blind ward J. Navin, 26 Maurice Ave., binations for qulck-and-easy sum- Scout at the Second World Jam- Patricia Makely, Nancy McKenna Artificial Flowers left Newark airport for Boston mertime broiler meals with a boree in Copenhagen in 1924. and Patricia Longo. Send your personal questions recently on their first flight. They low calorie count: (1) Ground and problems to Adam or Eve accompanied by their beef on toast, slices of eggplant, rion Fisher, Inc. Lowell or both, as you prefer. grandmother, Mrs. John F. Navin peach halves. (2) Thin-sliced liver, 741-9230 For a personal, unpublished re- of Boston, with whom they will bacon strips, thin slices of sum- 912 Brood St., Shrews.l ply, enclose a stamped, ad- spend a one-month vacation. mer squash, apple slices. (3) dressed em clone. Mail t o Fish fillet, carrot strips, quar- WEEK-END SPECIAL! />OAM AND EVE, in care of PLAN PICNIC tered banana. The Register. KEANSBURG - The Veterans WED. thru SAT. ONLY of World War I, Molly Pitcher Moslem craftsmen, forbidden CLIPT WINGS MEETING Barracks, will meet tonight at to reproduce human or animal H59.98 and $12.98 21 8:30 in the Veterans of Foreign forms, developed handwriting in- PERFECTO SHERMAN'S MIDDLETOWN — The Clipt Wars home. Maple Ave., to com- to a decorative art. Their elegant Wings Chapter will meet tomor- plete plans for a goodwill picnic, script, often interwoven with French Room Originals row at 8:30 p.m. in the home of to be held in the home of Ed- CIGARS floral and geometric designs, FACTORY SPECIAL Mrs. Joseph F. Mahoney, 8 Wood- ward Eisenman, 915 Shoreland wreathes the spires of mosques brook Dr., Matawan. Ter. around the world. 99 Draperies half sizes . . . 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Today'* tmtowt Mirror: Economy Still Doesn't HERE'S MORE PROOF!] Say'Yes5 or'No' Coupons Good at Nephine and You Are Paying '2.17 More on by SAM DAWSON New Shrewsbury C Davson this Typical Food Purchase for 9 AP Business News Analyst gains in retail, wholesale and NEW YORK (AP)-Like a coy service industry payrolls. The dis- maiden the economy still doesn't turbing factor was a slight drop Cents Worth of Stamps. Why •ay yes and it doesn't say no. in manufacturing payrolls. And The clear cut answer to what this made the increase from May it's going to do, which could settle to June the lowest far any month since January. FREE the question of a tax cut now or Throw Your Money Uter, still eludes the statisticians Industrial production also rose —and apparently the policy mak- to a high in June. But the gain ers. over May was so slight as to be Business statistics for the most unnoticeable on most charts. Act- part continue to be higher than a ing as brakes were (he downturn 5 Ib. year ago. Many are higher than in steel output and the Ford the previous month. But the gains strike. Production of most other are far from impressive. And to goods continued to rise. many persons they are downright The Ford work stoppage is over disappointing. and auto production and sales still Save Cash - Not Stamps Part of the trouble is that just look quite healthy. being better than last year doesn't The steel downturn, although satisfy the planners who have set basic and disturbing, could be due higher goals for the economic to an earlier buildup of invento- growth rate. Business must ex- ries as a hedge against a strike or We Made This "At-Random" Shopper pand faster to take care of unem- price increase, followed by a cut- ployment and other ills. It's an back as users lived off these j1 of American trait to be restless if stocks. Comparison-We Want You to Do the everything isn't always bigger and A drop in retail sales in June better. from May also worries the sooth- Part of the probpem is the un- sayers. But retail sales still are Sugar Same-You'll Be Convinced too that... certainty among businessmen. A ahead of a year ago, and only a large portion believes that the few £ee June as necessarily sel- year as a whole will be a good ting a trend. with "a one, if not spectacular. But as New orders for heavy machin- large a group fears another reces- ery and other capital goods have sion is being forecast by the fallen—often a forerunner of a 10.00 marked slowdown in the monthly downturn in industry. Now busi- FOOD CITY'S EVERYDAY increases of the chief business nessmen are watching to see if purchase statistics. new tax incentives, just granted And the break in stock prices— or still pending in Congress, will though variously explained—is revive this form of business looked upon by a large portion of spending. the general public as a warning PRICES ARE LOWER BY FAR! But in all the present uncertain- Limit of possibly less prosperous times ty these things seem clear: •head. 1. The economy hasn't ground to 9 Yet in June personal incomes a halt, but it isn't growing fast 1 Coupon rose to a record high. There were enough to please most planners in Don t Confuse Our Prices with Specials or out of government. per family Sew It in a Day 2. Businessmen are uneasy and marking time—worried about the —These are Our Everyday Prices! outlook, about the attitude of gov- Printed Pattern ernment toward them, about prof- ITEMS TAKEN PRICES AT PWCES AT it margins. 3. Europeans are now openly de- AT RANDOM STORESA,B,C&D FOOD CITY bating the future of the American economy—and the value of its dol- lar. SIRLOIN STEAK . . . Ib...... 1.09 79* 4. The upcoming congressional election makes tax cutting a politi- Firm. cal as well as an economic issue. 10 LB. POTATOES ...... 79' 59' Ripe ...I*' I. GROUND ROUND . . Ib...... 1.15 89' Bananas FAMILY SIZE COCA COLA 5/98* 5/88' (Writes to George, seal the en- velope, take it down to the mail- box and drop it in. Now go back and get the letter, scatterbrain.) NABISCO GRAHAMS . 37' 30'

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Futurity Win in Tourney UNION - Both the American and National Division teems of Featured at Monmouth Today all-stars in the Middletowu VFW Teener League gained the Mini- OCEANPORT — Monmouth Monmouth Park Jockey Club and ing program. Since the yearling the New Jersey Department finals of the VFW state baseball } Park Jockey Club will pl»y host the Thoroughbred Breeders' As- show is held .between 10 a.m. and Agriculture breeders awards, for tournament here Saturday. | to the breeders of thoroughbred sociation jpf New Jersey. The noon, enthusiasts are permitted which $500 is distributed in recog- The National team defettsd f horses in New Jersey here this Yearling Show will be held In the to bring children to witness the nition of placing in the finals. Rahway, 12-11, In a close one, 5 while the American team toppled J morning by staging the annual fashionable English walking ring exhibition of home-bred stock. Edward J. Brennan, general at the Oceanport plant at 10 a.m. Union, 7-4. exhibition of yearling stock and Morning visitors are requested to manager of the Monmouth Park In the interests of promoting Both teams earned the right to the renewal or the {15,000 added leave the grounds promptly at the Jockey Club and a member of public understanding and aware- conclusion of the show, unless, of meet each other for the North New Jersey Futurity at 8 fur- the Thoroughbred Breeders' ness of the growing thoroughbred course, they care to go through Jersey championship Saturday at i longs in the feature race of the soclation, will preside as steward industry in the state, Monmouth the turnstiles in the usual man Fireman's Field, Atlantic High- afternoon, of the morning activities in (he Breeders' Day at Monmouth Park opens its gates to the pub- ner to witness the featured evenl lands. Game time for the title lic, without charge, for the morn- on the afternoon program. No walking ring. Mr. and Mrs. Mil- clash is 1:30 p.m. Park is sponsored jointly by the ton Erlanger of Woodside Farm, children under the age of 16 are The winning team will repre- permitted on the grounds during Oakhurst, breeders of last year's sent North Jersey in the Eastern race time. champion, the filly Riastar, by area sectionals starting one we*k Career Boy-Ria Mooney, by Roy- later, which will be held here. Finney to Judge al Charger, will serve as honor- Plowing the Fairways Humphrey S. Finney, interna pick up 2 box scores ary chairmen of the event. National! (11) B«Jmw (in tionally recognized authority of 17th Running »l> r k iti By HY CUNNINGHAM bloodstock and president of the COOK-OUT loAnns Jordon, left, Mary Ellen O'Brien, second from left, and Donna Kirwan •• 3 1 1 Coym 3t> 3 1 Ballwfl e S 3 IllUuur IS 4 1 Faslg-Tipton Co., Inc., will pre- The 1962 renewal of the New Horton, right, grill up hamburgers and hot dogs while other members of ths Rumson Btrtha p 4 3 3 Lintr»ft rt 3 2 IT WASN'T TOO FAR BACK WHEN WE WEREside as Judge of the yearling Jersey Futurity, the 17th running K'cmyda3b i O Slcaldca p 10 summer recreation program "eat up a storm." The summer program, which offers WMtlleld rt 3 O OiSchwiltMr e 4 1 WRITING ABOUT HOW glad the pros were when the show. This Is Mr. Finney's sec- of the event, promises to offer Contl ct 3 1 OfEdwardg cf 1 1 some spirited competition from swimming, tennis and other athletics, arts and crafts and the cok-outs once a week at Ob'st'dt lb liwilllama If > 1 rains came. It appears as if they are all looking for ond appearance in this role for Card ir 1 1 0 Manuka 5b * 0 the New Jersey breeders, the among the hopefuls eligible tor Victory Park and Roger's Park, the new borough recreation area, is sponsorad by the Soyls p 1 D 1 Brown 2b _ _ April showers in July now that we have had another noted horseman having judged the event. At the final eligibility dltiok 2b 1 1 1 Taylor aa 4 2 Rumson Recreation Commission Punko J> 13 the 1955 event. Chairman of the payment period June 1. there dry spell. Of course the spell brings on watering de- Total 27 12 12 Total 32 11 V show b Norman P. Bate, Triple were 56 of the original 184 nom- Rahway ...- _ IS 10 100 — II tails, but the golfers must like those long, long rolls Middle. National! .... 60 OS 02* — 12 Brook Farm, Holmdel, a trustee inees still in the running and one Home runs • Ballwct. Three bait hllfl - off the tee and on the fairways. It sure helps low of the breeders' organization. He supplementary nomination had Mauser. Two base hits - Ballwea;, Bfr- tha, Kucmyda. Coyne. IVlllJinif. Tay- scoring for some. assisted by the following com- been made at a fee of $750. It Palmer Ready For Weekend's lor. Hits oil Boyle 4 In 1 Inn., Bartha- is expected that a dozen or more 8 In B Inn., Punko-10 In fi inn,, Caldon- Jim DePiro, Bamm Hollow Country Club, Middle- mittee: Peter T. Kroeger, Red 2 In 1 Inn. Struck nut by Boylt-O, Ber- Bank, co-ordinator; Dr. George L. of the eligibles will go postward tha-9. Punko-3. Caldon-l. Bases on balls off Boyl*-3. Bertha-4, Punko-3, Caldon-2. town Township, shot a fine first round in the Ike Yeaton, Bittersweet Farm, New- for this event, which is the first tournament Monday in New York. He might have had ton, assistant co-ordinator; David in the annual series of home-bred PGA Golf Championships Mlddlftown (1) I Union (4) ab r • I Enter 3b I 9 another good one yesterday, but we haven't checked Seaman, Wyndwood Farm, juvenile stakes events carded by M'Dow'll 2b 3 O lino»« r! 3 1 Medford; John McCarron, Golden the three racecourses in New neCSDUl ir 3 O 1! UaddM aa 1 0 NEWTON SQUARE, Pa. I always end up with the same ners, Palmer's shadow domi- Capalbo c 2 0 01 Summers 3 O his score at this writing. Vale Farm, Holmdel; Ashton W. Jersey to stimulate and encour- (AP) — "I'm ready — I feel one." nates the scene this week at the Mathys cf 3 O OjSpmanskl 3 0 Burke, Lincroft, and Kenneth K. Kent p-3b 1 2 (IVIMll c 3 I What's going on at the clubs? Follow the lines. age the local breeding industry. great," Arnold Palmer said Palmer apparently has cured Aronimink Country Club, where Milen lb 0 3 0! Cablat_.l. lb 3 0 Konegen, Freehold. Last year's running was won by 3 1! Kulator rt O O BEACON HILL COUNTRY CLUB yesterday and then acknowl- he putting miseries which cost the 72-hole event starts Thurs- 3 0 2jKlebler p J O A collection of prizes will be Charles E. Mather Il's Sea Spir- edged this is his one big concern him the U.S. Open (he three- day. Piano rt 2 O 1 Dropkln » J 1 Baalle rl 0 o 01 _ — - This could be an upset. Sam Gialmo de- offered to the finalists in the it, a son of Sea Charger, who 1 joing into the weekend's PGA putted 10 greens at Oakmont). He's the one player al contest- Furlalo 1 O 0| Total a 4 feated that two-dub member golfer Fred Cnmpher, competition. Monmouth Park pre- took home the $19,475. winner's golf championship. "I don't know what happened," ants fear. He's the one man Total 19 7 : i..-p i 2-1, in the President's Cup competition^ the club sents silver trophies to the breed- share of the $28,825. gross purse. His worry is he hasn't any he says. "They just started the galleries, which are expected 020 301 0 — ers of the three finalists in each The two remaining juvenile vorries. dropping at Troon. They're still to reach record proportions, Union ~ -000. 131 « — on the hillside. In other matches William Ken- Three Bise Hlu Howa 1; Two Basi class and to the champion and stakes events for home-breds will "I'm not tired from my British dropping here." want to see. Hits. Dropkln; Hits ott Kent < In < In. reserve champion of the show. nines, Abdella O In 1 Inning, Kalatoi nedy received a win the easy way, default by Ron- be held in October. The Home rip and I don't feel at all let Although the PGA field con- Aronimink is a long (7,045 4 In 3 Innings, Dropkin 2 In 3 inning*, Ribbons and cash awards are Bred Handicap, at 6 furlongs, struck out By Kent 7, • fain, br Ab- ald McCarthy. Larry Scott won over William Fen- down," added the game's glamor sists of the game's leading play yards) course which plays a par della 1. 1 In, by Kulator 4 In I In.. presented by the Breeders' Asso- carries added-rnoney of $10,009 at figure from Latrobe, Pa. "1 ers, including 13 past PGA cham 35-35—70. Everyone agrees it's Dropkln 1 In 3 Inn. Basea on balls ott wick, 2-1; Ray LeStrange defeated Walter Stenken, ciation te the four finalists in Kent 3, S Inn., off Kulator i la 3 Inn., the Atlantic City Course. The New don't have any aches or pains. pions and nine former U.S. win- a Palmer-type course. o![ Dropkln 4 In 3 mi. 1 up. Charles Keyler had quite a battle with J.W. each class and to the champion Jersey Breeders' Stakes, for I'm putting okay again. This is Spencer before he scored a 1 up victory in 21 and reserve. The championship which home-bred and home-sired a good golf course. holes. Albert Stern took the measure over Bob class, which is comprised of the juveniles may be made eligible, "I just can't find anything to front-runners in the respective is run at Garden State Park and complain • about — and I'm not Titan Owner Wismer to Pay Jumping Brook Matthews by a 2-1 count, and Dr. Charles Paterno, classes for entire colts and fil- carries an added-money value of sure that's a good sign or not." defeated Bemie DuPree, 3-2. lies, determines the recipients of $15,000. Club Honors Palmer is a man who thrives Off Ex-Coach Sam Baugh Vice President's Cup play also had action with on adversity. Just before the U.S. Open last month at Oak- Alberti Aug. 23-25 Joel Johnson defeating big Jim Van Mater, 1 up. Vic- Robin Roberts Wins 7th mont, Pa., he split a finger on NEW YORK (AP) - The to get a job. I hope I can get tor Grossinger picked up a default match win over his left hand in a freak accident Sammy Baugh - Harry Wismer one. I like the league and 1 NEPTUNE - Johnny Alberrj, T.K. Peters. Richard Robinson defeated Vince Mc- and then he proceeded to tie for feud evaporated yesterday when would prefer the pros. Right Jumping Brook Country club pro, Tilt; Musial Belts Homer the title, losing to Jack Nick- the owner of the New York Ti- now, I've got some 2-year-old will be honored by members of Carthy, 2-1; Dr. Roger Schenone dumped Paul Stender iaus in a playoff. tans agreed to pay off his ex- horses to ride back home in j the club Aug. 23-25. by the same score. Robert Kuran and Robert Lock- At Troon, Scotland, last week coach in full for the remaining Texas. I. Alberti, professional at the Nep- Associated Press Los Angeles strikeout whir, wood defeated M.A. Vreeland and Stanley Wright re- he was plagued with a nagging year of his $20,000 contract. "If Wismer wants me to scoul tune club for 13 years, has been Robin Roberts, the Philadel- lasted only an Inning against the back ache. All he did was sweep Baugh, the great passing star a team or talk to a boy I will with the club for over 30 yean j spectively by 1 up scores... Bill Fenwick's 72 anc phia Phillies' mainstay for many Cincinnati Reds and gave up two to the British Open Champion- of yesterday with the Washing be glad to. He's happy. I'm and each year a three-day week- runs before he retired with a the same score by Dave Starr, tied them for low gros years, pitched a seven hitter last ship with t h e greatest four tori Redskins, said he hadn't happy." end of activities Is set aside to blister on the forefinger of his honors over the weekend. Dr. Paterno was next with night for the Baltimore Orioles rounds of golf ever shot in the heard from Wismer or talked to show appreciation for all he has left hand. The Reds went on to [02-year-old tournament. him since the next-to-last game $4,337 Daily Double accomplished for the club. a hot 74. to defeat Kansas City 3-2 for his a 7-5 victory, cutting the Dodg- Tomorrow Palmer tees off i of the 1961 season until he was Friday will be solely for the ers' lead over the San Francis- BAMM HOLLOW COUNTRY CLUB firth victory in eight decisions. against 171 fellow pros, the contacted yesterday at the Ti- it Thistledown women of the club while Saturday Ken McBride, a I2-game win- co Giants to one game. toughened tournament tourists tans' camp in East Stroudsburg, Member-guest tournament was the main at- CLEVELAND (AP) - The and Sunday are reserved: for the The Giants pushed over a run and the paunchy club pros on Pa. ner in 1961, shut out Detroit 1-0 largest dally double payoff In men only. traction but another hole-in-one grabbed a little ^ThS ^thin thee nintni h inning their yearly outing, and he is However, they ncted like old for the Los Angeles Angels. It to beat Milwaukee +3. northeastern Ohio racing his- On each of the three days of the spotlight. Lou Manzi, Long Branch, scored about as strong a favorite as buddies when they met at a was his ninth straight victory Ageless Stan Musial cracked tory was made at Thistledown there will be special events, a the ace on the 179-yard 16th with a five wood... ou can get. press conference to announce the yesterday when Little Pharo shawnee, a better-ball (with Al- and tenth of the season. a three-run homer to give the The question seems to be settlement. St. Louis Cardinals a victory ov- and Janle Fox combined to berti as each player's partner) Winner of the member-guest was the Phil Dameo, The triumph gave the Angels whether the amazing young com- er the Chicago Cubs, 8-6. The "How are you, boy," said Wis provide backers $4,337.80. Only aad low gross and low net prizes. Bamm, and guest Joe Collins team, posting a low undisputed possession of second petitor ,can fire himself up for Pittsburgh Pirates and the Mets mer, greeting Baugh in the Ti- six $2 tickets were sold on the Saturday and Sunday a special place but left them still 3>^ another supreme effort on the net 138 total. Collins is the former first baseman were not scheduled. tans' office. combination. award of $1,000 in prizes will ?ames behind the New York heels of his great British tri- "All differences have been re- Little Pharo won the first be given to any man scoring a for the N.Y. Yankees. Guest Mike Cestone, last Yankees, who nipped Boston 1-0 Koufax' difficulties dealt a umoh. solved," announced Murray race, a mile and 40-vard af- hole-in-one during his round of year's Seniors' champion, has a best ball 67. Low for their fifth straisht victory. blow to the Dodgers. The great "Why not?" Palmer asks. Goodman, the club's press rela- fair, paying $58.40, {24.20 and golf. gross was recorded by Jerry Catina. Low indi- Minnesota dumped Cleveland in left hander has been suffering "They say 1 can't possibly have rom yste ou s numb ss tions man and assistant to presi- $12 across the board. He was Sunday afternoon Albert! will to third place with a 7-2 success ' * ™ " f '" the same desire here that I had vidual guest Bill Shields of Forsgate, had a two- K • his pitching hanJd for about a dent Wismer. "Everybody is ridden by Frank Northcutt. host fellow pros Joe Dante of over the Indians and Washington at Troon. If I can't win the happy." under-par 71, and of course Jim DePiro was low swept a doubleheader from the month. He has not been able to grand slam this year, I'd like a Janle Fox, ridden by Paul Rockaway River, Jim Warga of member leader with one under 71. Chicago White Sox 1-0 and 7-5. finish a game since Julv 4, when little slam. Remember, this is "Sam and I and a lawyer (Ed- Herron, won the S-furlong sec- Forsgate. and Emery Thomu of Ralph Terry pitched a four- he beat the Phillies, 16-1. the one major championship I win Leon, secretary of the Ti- ond race and returned $70.80, Forest Hills as they play a round FORT MONMOUTH hitter for the Yankees and never have won." tans) met this morning and $30.40 and $10.80. of golf. Pro Jack Welsh had a Seniors 36 holes tournamen rookie shortstop Tom Tresh sin- Giants Triumph Palmer's bid for a sweep of everything worked out all right,' The victory was the first In Sunday evening the weekend's In the frying pan. Low gross champion was Walte gled home the run in the major professional titles (Mas- said Wismer, beaming. "We're five starts this year for Little activities will wrap up with a Yankees' 1-0 triumph over the ters, U.S. and British Opens and both good friends. Sammy will Pharo, a t-year-old gelding. testimonial dinner-dance at Pinkham, 79-78—157, and low net champ was Gen. J.Red Sox. Gene Conley matched In Bigger Loop he PGA) was foiled by Nicklaus be paid in full for the year if He won two races last year. Jumping Brook and the award- Wilson Johnston, 80-9—71 and 82-9—73 for a 144 net.Terry's shutout pitching until the in the Open at Oakmont, but he can get another job, and I It was the first win for Jtnle ing of the weekend's golf prizes. FAIR HAVEN-The Fair Haven hope he will, he is free to do so. ighth when Hector Lopez and Arnie has won the Masters and Fox in three starts this year. Quite consistent, General. In the mixed best ball full Giants pounded out nine hits in We still will pay him for the Clete Boyer singled and Tresh British and now is shooting for She made two starts last year West Virginia's basketball team posting an 8-3 Seaboard Bigger year." handicap play, Jack and Hedie Jolly were the winners come through with his two-out he PGA. but wasn't In the money either has won more than 20 games in League triumph over the Little Baugh, said "it's just up to me1 time. with a 61 score. Ted and Mary Palik, 63, were sec blow. Siiver Boys' Club here recently. He never has been more loose each of the last seven seasons. ond. Three teams tied for third were Bob and Miriam In another 1-1) decision, Dave Buckalew pitched a three-hit- and relaxed or seemingly more Kirkpatrick, Paul and Joan Burns, and Howard and Stenhnnse of Washington bes^d ter for the winners. John Reilly, confident. Tuan Pizarro of the White Sox Dick Pettigrew and Buckalew led He engaged in friendly by-play Mildred Rosini, all with 64... Next week a best bal in the first eame of their twi- the winners in the hitting column with his old friend and rival, Jim Gentile's Homers Making night twin bill. Rookie Don Lock with two hils each Gary Player, before going out twosome match play against par 36 holes is on tap. • rt mnrAn 9f* t* Itm A*% •• t f#ss M C: I m* ' tiomered for the only run. Sten- F. H. Giant. (11) IL. S. Bo>» Club (41 or yesterday's practice round. Saturday a team match with Old Orchard will be house pitched a three-hitter for •t, r "That's the third putter I've Johnson 3b 5 1 c 4 t seen you with in three days," played. hi* eighth victory. Baker ss 4 1 J ib 2 1 'Em Sit. Up and Take Notice 2 0 The Philadelphia Phils took a Forsythff.- f 2b 3 t 1 Camm 2b 'aimer said to Player. "Can't If there.was ever a course for hole-in-one honors Gr&sso 3b 2 I) you make up your mind?" fwi-night doubleheader from the|p«ujr.w e 4 a K _.3h. 0 0 NEW YORK (AP) - Jim Gen- more slugger is making 'em sit it has to be at Fort Monmouth. Since the last column Ifniicrnn vj>Qt»rHa\, _ 1 fl anH McCue If 2 2 OIHorUcher ss 3 0 "Don't talk about me," re- Wagner continued to let the 1 tile's 46 homers last season went up and take notice. pace in runs batted in with 69, there were three, but Jack Welsh's name is still among Houston yesteraay — J-H ana Uulv1hllMoncrlt,f rl,b 24 o1 llttuiieO'Torrey rrc( 15 1 torted the little South African. Buckalew p 3 1 2Merrilt __ 3 0 virtually unnoticed because Roger Gentile has walloped three one more than Robinson and Sie- fl-2.10th Thstraighe wint s winwers e ththe e Philnintsh havande — You've had a putter for every the missing. Joining the club were Bill Lawlor, on the Falley c 0 0 OGrammer p 2 0 home runs, each a game-winner, bern. Wagner drove in four aken from the Colts. 'Parker p ear of your life (32)." Maris slammed 61 and Mickey since last Tuesday's All-Star is last week while Robinson 188-yard second hole, with a four iron, On the same Sore-handed Sandy Koufax, the 3 "Maybe so," said Palmer, "but Mantle 54. This year, the Balti Total 31 u 9; Total 22 ;ame and moved to within two had three RBI and Siebern evening Ralph Tudor dunked one on the 120 yard of the leader, Leon Wagner of the Los Angeles Angels. Wag- •eventh hole with a nine iron and last Saturday Bill Tommy Davis of the Los An- ner, who hit one last week, has Kaussmaul used a nine iron on the same seventh hole geles Dodgers maintained his 2f and Gentile 24. See FOLLOWING THE FAIRWAYS on Next Page batting lead in the National Maris, the New York Yankee's League with .353, the same mark star, had a pair and tied De- he had a week ago. He had six troit's Norm Cash for third hits in 17 at bats. Roberto Cle- THRILL place. Each has 23. mente of Pittsburgh the 1961 In the batting race, Pistol Pe(e champion, became a closer run- Runnels of Boston has opened a ner-up by picking up eight points TO ;even-point lead over Manny to .350 with nine safeties in 19 Jimenez, Kansas City's rookie tries. TH0R0U6HBRED outfielder. Runnels picked up one point to .341 in last week's Stan Musial of the St. Louis games while Jimenez dropped Cards advanced one place to RACING five to .334. Runnels had eight third. He increased his average hits in 23 tries while Jimenez six points to .339 with a 5-for-ll AT collected only five safeties in 19 showing. Frank Robinson of imes at bat. Cincinnati is fourth at .334 folr BEAUTIFUL Norm Siebern of Kansas City lowed by Jim Davenport, San remained in third place despite Francisco, .331. Davenport three-point drop to .316. He moved up three places while had seven hits in 25 (rips. Floyd gaining seven points with nine Robinson of the Chicago White hits in 21 attempts. The figures Sox climbed one notch to fourth include Sunday's games. as a result of a five-point pickup Willie Mays of the San Fran- to .315. He turned in a 6-for-H cisco Giants held onto the home performance. Joe Cunningham, run lead with 25. Tommy Davis also of the White Sox, held fifth drove in five runs to boost his place at .310. leading total to 95.

AFTER THE RACES M RESORT OF RACING Relax in the Jockey Bar Continental Dining Room NOW thru AUG. 4 Complete Dinners , or a la carte OCEANPORT, N. I. -2 aim turn itrtn ttiti rirtiir, lilt IN A ir-Conditioned Enlarged cafeteria ... dining area on grandstand lower level completely air-conditioned Sat., July 21 - $50,000 MONMOUTH OAKS ALL STARS IN TOURNEY — The Lineroft Little League all-star loam, which will meat the Balmar-Wall Towmhip Little League all-itan at Ocean Townthip tomorrow at 6 p.m. In the LiHls League tournamanf, is pictured. Wed., July 25-MIDSUMMER HURDLE BriRht, Cheerful Rooms tnnditjnd $2 • CluHume $4 • tu inci. Ths Lincroft all-stars are, front row, left to right, manager Skip Karlson, Kevin Walsh, Ronnie Guido, Robert- Karl- Private Beach Club Near Sea Bright Bridge son, Brian Vandermark, Bruce Kurti, Donald Morris and coach Ellis Vies»r. In back row -.are Bruce Whitanack, 10 Waterman Ave. POST 2:30 • Daily Double Closes 2:20 Wayn* Galinat, Andr«w Gill, Randy Vieser, Frank Bluhm, president of tha league; Jeffrey Muassig, Mika Clark, Rumson, V. J. 842-2000 Robarr Zank and Grag Kowatch. 10 Minutes from Monmouth Park Monmouth Entries RED BANK RLClbTER Wednesday, July L8, 1962-19 v*%* irfM Jfei^?i^ Fint R*u. • Pant ftltt 4 * up Og J J/if « f. DJeddtlll 11? NB U-l Monmputh Park 1. TtMhw . 114 Blum 14 7. Jack Jovett Ill NB 21-1 TODAY'S PICKS 2. RtcMwwa 117 NB M 8. Precision 111 Perna M IN-THE-MONEY J. Ioqullltton 12* NB H t. Young B«-,k HI Addeta M SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT 4. Wla| Spread 115 MOMMUI lt-I 10. Manifeat DMtiay 117 Blunt 1-1 By DOTTIE GORMAN By SAM S.5Ur Mllkmu 12* Block 12-1 Sixth Race - Purse $4,0011 4 t up Clg « furlongs I. Trackdown 114 Brooki 2-1 Arc Light 112 15-1 Doshay Doushay 7. TahltUn Light 129 Zakoor 7-2 2. Fast Gun 112 French 41 Trackdown Star Milkman 8. Gokfenendeavor US Gerkln 20-1 3. Lou Pelton 113 Stevenson >2 1 Teacher Teacher I. Flxlt 120 Stevenson 4-1 4. Affectionate 109 Chambers 12-1 Tea Tray Powerful Package 10. Green Leader 114 NB 8-1 5. Merry Sovereign 117 Boulmells 10-1 Powerful Package The Roost 11. Doshay 120 Stevenson 1-1 6. Texas 111 French 5-1 Becbrook Beebrook Second RRace — Purse $3,500 3 & 4 y.o. Clg 6 fur 7. Fresh Marble 114 NB g-1 MuRuet 2od The Sport 1. Gold Gust 115 NB 6-1 8. Coast To Coast 117 Brooks 7-2 Gem Ruby Barnbys Bluff 2. Gemoront HO Stevenson 3-1 Seventh Race — Purse $4,500 3 & up Clg 1 m turf The Sport Muguet 2nd 3. The Rooster 122 NB 4-1 1. River Rage 119 NB 15-1 Castle in Spain Castle in Spain 4. Seamstress IDS French 26-1 2. (a) Helioscope, Jr. HI French 7-2 Lady Blanchard Ambestowing 5. Win's Faith lie NB 8-1 3. Bullfinch 107 NB 5-1 Better Game Salacia *. Christmas Girl 110 NB 8-1 4. Troubled Times 118 NB 3-1 Scarlet Study Precision 7. Shopping Center 115 Block 15-1 5. (a) Stall Getter 107 French 7-2 Time to Laugh Jack Jouett 8. Tea Tray 115 Monacelli 7-2 6. Nero 119 NB 10-1 Jack Jouett Young Beck 9. Beechwood 110 NB 20-1 7. Will To Live 118 Blum Merry Sovereign Fresh Marble It. Powerful Package 115 Blum 2-1 8. Alcance 122 Stevenson 5-1 Fresh Marble Texas 11. Elliotts Pal Don 122 Smith 1M 9. Lord Gregor 116 Brooks 12-1 Texas Merry Sovereign 12. Baebrook 117 French 4-1 (a)Elcee-H Stable entry River Rage Troubled Times Third Race — Purse $3,500 Eighth Rac*—Purse J15.00O add 2 y.o. NJ foal 3'/jf Troubled Times Helioscope, Jr. 1. Gem Ruby 147 Altchcson 15-1 NEW JERSEY FUTURITY Lord Gregot Will to Live 2. Prince Fearless 138 Walsh 10-1 1. Featherstep 112 Perna 20-1 Rambunctious (BEST BET) Rambunctious S. (a) The Sport 144 Smlthwick 5-2 2. King Toots 112 Combest 5-1 Rasp Riastar 4. Hunters Rock 13( Murphy 9-2 3. (a) Rambunctious H9 Boulmetls even 8 Landsiville Miss Chan 5. Miracle Moose 147 McDonald 6-1 4. (a) Raistar 112 Grant even Hasty Pace Close Order f. Donnawol 131 Burns 15-1 5. (x) Miss Chan 112 Broussard 4-1 Prize Fight Hasty Pace 7. Mnguet 2nd 149 Schulhofer 5-1 6. Winter Art 112 NB 20-1 Star Grad Prize Fight 8. (a)PalIadio 149 Smlthwlck 5-2 7. (x) Rasp UK Brooks 4-1 ». Barabys Bluff 147 Thompson 3-1 8. War Sparkler 109 Sorrentlno 7-2 Late Scratches (a) Phipps McKnlght entry 9. Landlsvllle 115 Blum 20-1 2. Win's Faith Fourth Race — Purse $4,000 3 y.o. mdn till 6 fur 10. Dr. Kress 115 Stevenson 5-1 Stall Getter 1. Salacia 120 Boulmetls 5-1 Mrs. MlUon Erlanser entrv 8. Featherstep, Dr. Kress 2. Well Now 115 French 15-1 (x) Bernadotte & F>I»n<"er entry TRACK—Fast WEATHER-Cloudy I. Lady Blanchard 120 -Korte 4-1 — Purse I 1/16 ml'n« 4. Better Game 115 Perna 12-1 1. Prize Flghf Stevenson 8-1 5. Castle In Spain 115 Addesa 3-1 2. (a> Star Gmd 114 Bnnlmetl* 5-2 T-Q Midgets Baseball I. Ambestowlng 120 NB 2-1 3. (a) Guyna Ring 119 NB 5-2 By The Associated Press 7. Fani-La-Deuce 120 Sorrentlno 8-1 4. Holllns Gal 107 8-1 Lefebvre NATIONAL LEAGUE mm* Filth Race — Purse $3,500 2 year olds 8 furlongs 5. Wallinpford 110 French 12-1 In Action At 1. Chadwynne 115 ' Blum 8-1 6. Hasty Pace 114 W L .Pet G.B Block 7-: .655 2. Bee Admiral 119, Stevenson 4-1 7. Close Order 115 Los Angeles 12 Giiligan 4-1 Wall Stadium .642 S. Time To Laugh 110 NB 15-1 8. Silver Lancer 113 San Francisco ..61 Blum 15-1 Pittsburgh .620 «. Scarlet Study 115 Grant 5-1 «. Final Award 115 Blum WALL TOWNSHIP — The (-1 St. Louis .554 I. Watertcope 119 Peake - 10-1 (a) Power & Shamrock entry Three-Quarter Midgets return to action at Wall Stadium Saturday Cincinnati 49 .551 night with the season's third Milwaukee 45 .489 combination midget - stock car Philadelphia —42 .452 Following the Fairways Dedicate New racing program of the year. Houston - 34 .378 Chicago .- -.35 .372 (Continued) And once again the big ques- Belmar Marine tion is: Who's going to beat the New York 24 .273 This makes nine aces at Monmouth this year, eight No. .8 Roadster? So far nobody Tuesday's Results Cincinnati 7, Los Angeles 5 has. Given the most likely ANGLERS ALL — Atlantic Highlands youngsters drop their lines off pier No. I af the on the seventh. Lawlor was the first to dunk an ace Basin Saturday chances are Don Stumpf, who San Francisco 4, Milwaukee 3 Municipal Yacht Harbor. Free pier fiihing is provided Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fri- on the second hole this year. has pressed Jim Lacy's roadster St. Louis 8, Chicago 6 BELMAR — The new million at other tracks and the No. 1 Philadelphia 3-8, Houston 0-2 days, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. by the Recreation Commission. Young fishermen are, left RUMSON COUNTRY CLUB dollars marine basin here will Crosley, driven last month here Only Games Scheduled be officially dedicated Saturday to right, John Jastram, 9; Harry Brothers, 11; Albert Jastram, 12; William Burke, 7, Finals for the Challenge Cup slowed down to by Tommie Elliott. Today's Games with day-long festivities. and Tommy Burke, 3. a walk with a postponement posted. One of the A 30-lap main event is on the Pittsburgh at New York (2) The new marina has been under card for the T.Q.'s along with a Los Angeles at Cincinnati (N) finalists was out of town for the weekend. How- construction for about a year pair of 10-lap heat races. The San Francisco at Milwaukee ever, Arthur E. Pettit and Neil Johnsen will go since the Be!mar Board of Com- modified-sportsmen division cars Chicago at St. Louis (N) for the trophy in a 36-hole playoff this coming missioner's made the decision to Philadelphia at Houston (N) rebuild. The old marina, built will also run a 30-lap with two Gordon Potter Suspended; Thursday's Games weekend. 1930, was in poor condition due 12-lap heats and a 10-lap conso- lation race. The novice run their Chicago at St. Louis HOLLYWOOD GOLF CLUB to the ravages of time and numer- San Francisco at Milwaukee ous storms. usual 20-lapper. Four teams will play off the semifinals in the The modified-sportsmen por- Pittsburgh at New York (2) Crimson Satan at Monmouth match play tournament here this weekend coming up. The new marina is said to be tion of the racing program will Los Angeles at Cincinnati (N) the largest of its kind on the east mark the season's first race at Philadelphia at Houston (N) Don Vinik and Dr. Dan Lowerstein defeated Justin NEW YORK (AP) - Gordon Noble Jay's owners, the Jaclyn They were Edward G. McLean, coast and will be operated for Wall Stadium to be held under Potter, trainer of Crimson Sa- Stable. steward representing Delaware Bijur and Clarence Unterburg, 3-2, and Ben Jacobson, the next 10 years by international "open competition", Wall having AMERICAN LEAGUE tan, was suspended yesterday by Potter's testimony yesterday Park; George Jaggard, Philadel- Dredging Corporation th dropped ijs NASCAR sanction W Pet. G.B. Jr., and Robert Weltz won over Myron Falk and stewards of the Jockey Club un- was similar to what he told phia chemist; Dr. Karl L. Gab- lessees. last weel£ Also running open New York... . 51 .59J Charles Rosenthal, 3-2. Robert Eisner (Red Bank) and til the end of the year for ad- Delaware racing officials. He riel, Pennsylvania veterinarian The operators state that the competition in the area are Old Los Angeles 49 .531 ministering a drug to the colt said Crimson Satan had suffered who has written papers on the Ralph Adler, defeated Lee Frank and Richard Brawler, marina has the largest corn- Bridge Stadium, Vineland Speed Cleveland ... 48 .539 prior to his victory in the $42,500 kidney trouble, a sinus condition disputed drug, and one of Pot- merical fishing fleet out of any way, and Islip (L.I.) Speedway Minnesota - .527 3-1. Fred Comins and B.J. Arno defeated the father- .. 48 Leonard Richards Stakes June and a bursitls condition in a leg. ter's grooms, Henry Galloway. single basin in the state. All but Vineland had been run Baltimore ...... 47 .316 son combination Robert and Art Jacobson (Rumson), 23 at Delaware Park. The trainer admitted adminis- George D. Widener, Jockey Dedication ceremonies will be- ning NASCAR. Chicago _ 47 .500 Potter's attorney, Don Sturgill tering butazolldin, a highly con- Club chairman, and seven other 3-1. gin at 12:30 p.m.. Guest speake Already committed to compete Detroit 43 .489 of Lexington, Ky., challenged troversial drug used by many club stewards heard the case. at the affair will be H. Ma in Saturday night's "open" card Boston 43 .483 HOMESTEAD GOLF CLUB the jurisdiction of the Jockey trainers for sore horses. How- They were Whitney Stone, James Adams, state commissioner of are Tommie Elliott, Pete Fra- .441 Tony Malatch was the winner of the kickers. Kansas City 41 Club, and said he was consider- ever, it is used far enough In Cox Brady, John W. Hanes, conservation. Following will be a zee, Wally Dallenbach, Jim Hoff- .364 Washington : 32 20 ing a New York court Injunction advance of a race so that it Walter D. Fletcher; Ogden Tied for second were Andy Zazzali, Sr., and parade, the final judging fo man, Don Stumpf, Bill Me- Tuesday's Results staying the order and taking the doesn't show in post-race tests. Phipps, F.S. Von Stade, and Jo- Chick Renehan. "Miss Belmar Marina," speed earthy, Bill Chevalier, Elton JNew York 1, Boston 0 boat rides, sightseeing rides, case to a Delaware court. I: is generally agreed butazoli- seph Walker, Jr. John Hay JUMPING BROOK COUNTRY CLUB Hildreth, Dale Clickner, Chubby,Washington 1-7, Chicago 0-3 Sturgill said the Delaware din is not a stimulant or depres- Whitney was absent. The ruling sailing races, Sea Scout display, Hower, Don Stives, Augie Mos- Minnesota 7, Cleveland 2 Kicker winners were Harry Berger, Ben Gillouhy, fishing contest, boat show, ski code permits an appeal to the sant, but a pain-easing medica- was unanimous. chera, Frank Myroncuk, Kevin Baltimore 3, Kansas City 2 tion. It's use was permitted in demonstrations and fireworks. county court in which the train- Widener announced the suspen- Ben Constontine, Ed Chapman, Bernie Schoninger in Conover, Charlie Muscatel, Mike Los Angeles 1, Detroit 0 Illinois and Kentucky last year, The Belmar Marine Basin, wii: er's license was issued, but that sion about 30 minutes after the Link, Russ Hoffman, and other Today's Games "here we have no right of ap- the weekend competition. offer boating and fishing en Potter said Crimson Satan had 3'/j hour hearing ended. He Stadium regulars. New York at Boston peal." DEAL GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB thusiasts complete marine but is now banned by all states, added that Potter also was de- New cars are also expected j Washington at Chicago (N) By law,' Delaware racing Is service, inboard and outboan been given butazolidin "no later nied the privileges of the track Karl Twitchell and Dr. Bruce Milligan, Plain- to compete for the first time this|Cleveland at Minnesota conducted under rules of the than Sunday, June 17, or Mon- hull and motor repair' shop, ; under jurisdiction of the Jockey year, including Harry Moore and,Detroit at Los Angeles (N) New York Jockey Club. day, June 18." He also told the Club, which means he Is ruled field, guest, won the member-guest tournament fleet of 60 rental rowboats, walk- Monk Keller, both Pennsylvania Baltimore at Kansas City (N) Potter, a native of Kinsley, Jockey Club he had administered off all tracks through Dec. 31, here with a 12 up on par score... There were 54 in deep freezes for bait and chum standouts. Thursday's Games* Kas., now living in Phoenix, an antihislamine capsule to the 1962. and the sightseeing boat "Flat- MINT STANDINGS teams in competition with James McRoberts and ri.; II I try to win her another 10." Since the first of July, how- V.F.W. 2179 1 4 STANDINGS broke first in a field of sevc: nrnnllla (Culmonei 6.(1) 3.2(1 2.J0 The victory made the young ever, McBean has won four W L Opera Ballet (Sorrfntlno) — 3.20 5.6(1 SOURED American Division sprinters in the Monmouth Par! socrVst t MiMode1 l toiiiigan(oiiiiiami - -3-2o righthander, who has lost five, straight, going the full nine in- b National W feature yesterday, dropped bar' T..1M2. Aln«— H!u»!bonnet Belle. Mann- the .wlnninges' t Pirate hurler of- nings each time. N.M. Falcons i 6 field. Scolt Free. Swagman. Woorttilne Maplewood — 7 to next to last and then came o: Hoy, Bobi Slater. Big Nmtget. Asian 19I>'; Me also tops tne E| "He's been a revelation to us," At. Highlands 4 « to win by a length and a half [•mc-.i (ll/llly Double S-H l'al'1 *;Uj.SO» Bucky Smith's 8 ip; KlMiut 1^4 nilltN staff with the lowest earned runjsaid Murtaugh "Al has got a Highlands _ 4 4 Middlebrook _. 4 The 4-year-old filly, under a St. Mary's _ 2 7 IS '^average - 2.72. • great arm. It was Just a ques- Mario's 2 7 prentice Danny French, com <»o That's not bad for a man who tion as to when he would adapt W DEATH? Leonardo A.C .0 11 0 T,-3:19 4/fl. Also — Alert Me, Barra«. "CERTAINLY.I'm scared to death," Old Manor ...1 pleted the six furlong journey ir Note Well b-Ked Circle, Epervler. has not pitched a full season in himself to the big leagues. saysGene Gamache'.'But I have the National Division 1:11. She paid $4.40. hatprn-Darfln entry. "He is pitching with great con- 4TII—Clmi; 2 yri.; 5V4 f the majors and whose team- guts to go through with it and I W Mary Colletta second over Ankony ,nl 10.20 6.00 4.60 mates include Vernon Law, Bob trol n o w," Murtaugh added, DePiro Shoots 73 : could use the $500. I'll wreck every Monterey Manor * Mrs. Louis L. Voigt. Jr.'s Van-I^f"" b ™ ,J;^!Friend, Harvey Haddix and Roy "and he is one of the>rime ftc- Lone Oak __ 6 airess, who came from last posi- car I can and I plan to demolish In Ike Tourney T.-I:06 2/5. Aiio Much To Do. 8ynJFJ ace 'tors our team is in thhe thichik of any car that drives within striking Wilson Park _ 6 tion to get second honors. She ZTiJ"?W £."S. T.™:\ But Al is not really surprised.:the pennant race." Countryside 5; was more than five lengths be- W£IS S CaSC f lielievin in! Wllicl1 raises the int: Wnere distance. I'm driving a 1954 Pon- ARMONK, N. Y.-Jim DePiro, STM^TIm"- "">r»'f»M I i "" ° E P° a member of Bamm Hollow Coun- Country Tavern ! 3 S""re Mrs. Irene Marone's Mango tiac and figure I have as good a News. Sally MeStraww iBium (Culmoni " e i.io 4.84.00 .1.02.80o myself," he said in nis curt Bri-jwould the Pirates be without chance as the rest." Over 100 cars ry Club, MIddletown, N. J., Tltnnn Mark I lliiulmetlll — --,2.80 ish accent. "I used to worry Mrs. McBean? carded 36-37—73 in the Ike Golf North Carolina has won the T,l:O«3/5. AlBOStiie You, TenneB- SYCAMORE 3-MAN LEAGUE set! Hamllt, Bt>llo(]Ulll, Mothers Day, and drivers will compete in the Championship Monday now in Atlantic Coast Conference cross W L firown sultan, Anthony Jr. wildest, most unusual show ever competition in New York. country title the last two years. Bill—< Inn; 3 yrn.l I I Red Bank Tire 17 7 Onncle I.ady ireakel 5.00 3.40 2.80 Trie tonic mixer Amer- witnessed. There will be four 25- Frlicle N. (Monacelll) — 3,80 3.20 car demolitions. Almost anything Aschettlno's 13 11 Nimble Hlff iHlum) — . — 6.40 WHAT'S ica prefers by 2-1 ov«r Westgate Esso -..IS 11 T.-t:ll 4/.V Also — Graceful. Ml«l«r all other brands com- goes and the cars and drivers will DukB. Divine Hoatais. Codoru», Trl- Sycamore Lanes 12 12 Whlte, Not Qulti, III MlRtar, Cost Plui bined...bone-dry, bit- crash, smash and wreck each nyna. Brill. Kline's Cities Semlce 12 12 7TII—Clmf; 3 yr».; 8 t tersweet, exhilarating other, until only one car is running in each group. The 4 George's Amoco 11 13 Rlua Holt (Culmonei 26.00 10.40 4.BO winners and the driver who puts on the best show in each lUuty Nail iGllllBanl — 8.40 3.00 BONE Glaclir Blu* Crate's Beverages 11 13 Scoreiville (BoulmelU) — — 2.60 of the 4 demolitions will be supplied with 8 fresh cars—and Phil's Turf Club 7 17 T.-l:ll 4/5. Alio— High FllBhler, Rn in Ak, Fern W., Oolilen Ileward, Sir no holds barredl The last man running will receive $500 600 Scries: Merle Bruno 617; Kl]cr, Torrlorizo. QUININE WATER CASH. The other 7 will receive $50 CASH each, How woulr' Don Loughry 659; Ron Aschet- urn—AIW,; ,1 up; < t Mary Colletta iKrenchl 4.40 140 2.41 DRY you feel if you were to drive head on into other cars ant tlno 61L Vnniilresji iPprnai — 7.20 4,4(1 MnnRo Nffw« (MonoeellM - - .Ifio be hit from all directions under speed?-Scared to Death!! i 200 Club: Bob Hull 2)7; Ron T.-l:II. Also -- Roving Mary, Rally Aschettlno 211, 202; Emit Geile Tip, Narrow Knail, Countesi Celeitr, BUT 0H- WALL STADIUM !)TII— — 8.40 5.2(1 »Fd. Nile- July K, 8130 P.M. 105.5 FM Llttla Klelnla (Qorrentlno) — -- 5.20 SO-WET? la uia o! rain — folloKlmi nil* Loughry 214, 221, 224; McCnva- T.-U4S. Allo — Htela ot doli], rum MONMOUTH PARK RESULT* naugh 204; Joe Calver 202; Pat Bam. Wood County, Dtar Dtllnqiunt, AdulU »l,0O — KIJi too Andrea Be-uno*. Strvad txcluilvdy at Willowbrook Inn, Mr HavW AFTER EACH RACE Ambroilt 202. (Atl. ll.tU. lluftll II.U1.H4) HOUSES FOR KENT RED BANK REGISTER AUTOS AND TBUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS •OATS t> ACCESSORIES HELP HOKTGAGrXS FOR SALE TIDE SSLXOnON OF flJUTT IS57 FORD — StAQOara, rsr»4aer. CBXTSOun — Hall-ton »lck-us> Mmttti T*leh» V£»zUnoo co i-asa Iverytfaing For T6e Bosimaa. Newf*"\~i", -'' •"",,Vi^wL^«—.~5"T• Ualau4a7 mornjkK*, ""tw*o Hi mns «a i-CH* or *o itm. eaoppnTve,. Oeeuijwt OtB «? «ii PORSCHE — 8y*r Cahriole*, rofttt—VotuMloor Cowft Jeraeys Orgeat marlaa .upply how. O« trMMutaLP*!***'* BIG D1SCOUNT5 UMSW ii i-am. ANNOUNCEMENTS mm lrt «™ff JUlios m«, powif drive, «ylnn«ls SUti tM Btrywir ' ' *** soMlttotttrl, U,O» Kifn, ! mx am iujvtui mow. nto rrjUKI IAD1C to wprk at ri/Uiig BO-vM. rat-taM Wt.M iW RMBaeD ijfD ujnrw 10SI AND FOUND THT ypjsnupt unfiti~*A Buik »u«es. w«st have driver's Ifcenst, iHsnucnoH il mtCtJitt |1».«(, TVi, rsjdlos, PLYMOUTH RfcdWi. black. MJkWUM MKi-TJLT 2i Whu-1 Xvs. *!'». Bif OIKOtwts oo consoles sjjd»tj? «!»•. tm WiiuUnAtuat, list UMT — Black ud wMt. collie. In Sueaie Artln, I1,M*I. Call n C*tt 811 1-57W fiST — tbMgi iritao pneUet two {orUbtw. Hliff trail-Is. TV i«nlr«. Ouu an. SU Brtftn. MMUL TtOnttr ot Ktuabun or Xut Kuns- Five new whittwtU tlrei • Open Sundays and Holidays HELP WANTUD Baby sltUr, 11 s s, tUttratMM. WrtU Soz 708, KtdC«J1 "it»iiib««" BH 1-ttM. •ten seveti d*ys. tmr* Aanrtrt to lurtu vt Princess. IBM CHEVROLET, automatic, ft 1W4 CHEVROLET and IMS] CADILLAC. t a.m.-I p.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Sunday. LI ItXD BUU — Iiumntiale occuptscgr, Knrua, call 7S7-UH- equipped, Bel Air. lour-door sedan, Good condition, belt oiler. Rainbow" TV * Hardware newly decorued tlromhoat- Ux rooms, IS- ALUMINUM 39 lip, Sea King motor. A U. A ROUND GIRL (or public tttl- •Across Acme Lot) Broad, Red Bank 1H baths, gsraje, fUO »tr moDth. tOST — Mala Oermao Sbepturd, 3H cellent condition. SH 7-561B. SH 1-6972 Cost J1.050 last year, sell for IC00. Can old, answers to name of King, tlons office. Knowledge of atenogra* MERCHANDISE TO BUV AND BULL anything andBH 7-300a 1932 MGTD -- Exoellent condlUoc AUSTIH HBALEY —.1858, 100-6. red ne seen at Coast Yacht Worlts, Bodman phy, bookkeeping and typing. Ability bt*! pel. Call CA 2-6TT5. Reward green new paint Interior, and tlrea radio, heater, six-speed transmission PI, Red Burn. sverrthlDg. Ql» tlw Highest prices. 'AIR HAVEN — Two-bedroom IKheh, to meet and deal with people. Sub- FOR SALE Call William Lelf Furniture, Inc., H«y. two-car garage. Eictlltnt locUion. LOST — Liver and white English SH 7-3097. low nalleafe, immaculate. Must aacrl 15' PENN TAN RUNABOUT — 30 h.p.mit resume, "AK", Box 611. Red 3S. UlddlMown SH 14213. Open •»•- Polities female, Lost In the vicinity flea (or quick sale. Call after t p.m Bank. Lease, $21)0 month. R«l«rcBces. 741- 1936 PLYMOUTH ^T~Two-)oor. ... Evlnrude, in water. Fully equipped Ings till 9 p.m. 3342. of Red Bank Airport. SH . 1-8969. malic, radio and heater Good Uljl BH I.MSL 1325. Call SH 7-4479. HAMMOND clean car, private. Asklns *•»<>• 787-183 FINANCING ARRANGED — For till lUCNliiUKlZINa KQUIPMENT - For RENT OR BUT — Lane split level, I/38T — IrUh letter, female, two. CLAM DIOOERS _ Clam tongs like ORGAN STUDIO •ent or iale; fr«a delivery Soutll Jsr- tbree bedrooms, 1U baths, (arafe. years-old, vicinity Naveslnk, Green col- 1957 DODGE STATION WAGON—J325, late model Plymouth Sport Fury hard- new 3vi h p. ELGIN outboard motor. lar. Connecticut tag. 291-2261 top. Power brakes, steering, windows. HELP WANTED-MALE OF ASBURY PARK »y bUROICAL SH '-Mli Many extras. Ons or two ysar lease, lair condition. Call U 2-30M. Make offer. Call 2011165. Electrovlce Organ J 1229. ITCHKLL room air condlllornr. Mod- f 185 month. Or buy for S18,5Q0. Kazlet. 842-1932 15' OUTBOARD, 25 h.p., windshield, Estey Chord Organ ...- 325. •1 M343, >; h.p. WOO Bin. with heatlnt 781-5411. 1958 PLYMOUTH nation wagon, pow 1858 CHEVROLET tour-door alx-paasen MOLD MAKER Hammond Bxlrayolce .. 615. ger nation wagon. Radio, neater, pow- steering wheel. StyKcralt trailer. Many Experienced, [or small Jobbing sbop HammDnd Chord Org&n S-6 &95. inlt. operates on tingle PUHBP, fully EXECUTIVE'S HOME — Five bed- AUTOMOTIVE steering, radio. Leattr, best reasonnb] extraa Including foam seats, canvas lutomatlc, used ons siaapn, 1129. OSrooms, three baths. Includes waterfront oiler or on irranie terms. Call " er brakes and ateerlca. Good condi- cover, skiing outfit. Eicellent condition. In Linden. All employee benefits, over- Wurlltier Spinet Orgtn «25. ;-222! after 6 pm. AUTOS AND TRUCKS tion, J950. 812-1731. IliOO. SU 1.1174. time, paid vacation, holidays. Days Conn Spinet Organ ...- 693. 300 ft. from house. $350 per month. 811 (1603. WAbusli 6-1030. Evenlogs 29MB05. Hammond M-3 Spinet IANOS — B»v» |20O or more off, list tion. Reasonably priced. 747-5517 After 6 p,m. 10(1 TOUND mushroom anchor, $15; al- Co. Ht. 35. Oakhurat. KE 1-39B0. irlcs on brand now 88-note console prlvtleses. Write "A.U," Box 611, Bed power, JWO. 787-1130, alter MANAGEMENT ianb. PINK AND WHITE STRIPE Willy's p.m. so other marine gear lor sale at low ELECTRIC FENDER BABa^BLOND — >i&nos. 10-year guarantee. Come see Surrey Jeep, 1D61 model, fully equipped, 1953 CHEVROLET tour-door icdai prices. SH 1-4093 after 7 p.m. An! plush fcatdiheu case, 1150. PA ind save. Rtnt with option to buy..'KOFEBSOR — Joining the faculty ot hpater. good running comlllloj 1562 FAIRLANE 500 FORD, lull, ON FULL SALARY 3*38. Tenter's Musk Store, 300 Main at., Monmouth College wishes three-bed- under 5O0 miles. Practically new. Must equipped, Ming green, sacrifice, 32100. 0' SAILING PRAM — Launching cart Lakewood. FO 3-2*00. •ell, private. CA 9-3S17. SH 7-3561. completely equipped, ready for water, Salary la one of the many features room home In select ntlihtwrtiooii. Going overseas September 1. Dr. Tehle, you will like about this well planned May be Interested In purchasing next CA 2.6600. See at Monmoulh College. S100. Call 8(2-1455. WINDOW SCREENS •ear. Finest references. FR 7-7588. management training program. Earn Keep bugs and fUei out We mike LUCITE HOUSE PAINT AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS FIAT, lW8-Four-door 1200, radio, heat- full salary as you train with frequent most any type window screen. Fll By Dopont WANTED — One or two-room apart- er, whltewalla, two-tone, low mileage. increases directly related to your prog length, cellar windows, roilup. ment with or without private bath: Excellent condition. PR 4-T737. BUSINESS NOTICES TCBS and a definite executive appoint .emlar tt.SO per ral. Sale pries H.99. ment as Branch Manager at program 'res dellverr. PftOWN'8, 33 Broad within walking distance of business sec- MG-TD 1953 .Classic Roadster, red conclusion. No selling, no experience PROWN'S Red Bini SU 1-75O0. tion ol Red Bank; for elderly gentle- mlnt-condltlon, completely restored POR TREE WORK, C*Q tree service. 33 Broil) SL Red Bank SH 1-7JO0 man who prefen Mi own cooling. INVENTORY CLEARANCE Topping, trimming, removal. Call U required. Friendly co-worke-ri. Inter- Call CA 3-635L HO 2-6116. 2-4220 tor Ires estimates. Full insurance esting office and field work with ex- FIRE SCREEN AND SET — 52 each, 1961 Valtant V-20O Four-door sedan, ra- coverage. penses paid. Outstanding employee dining table and chairs, (39. Splendid MERCHANDISE WANTED WOMAN wants room with bath, ltpo>- dio and heater, whitewalls, automatic benefits, rapid piomotlona, secure future large buffet, 930; cherry wood table, sible, and kitchen privileges, Writ* WEEK-END PAINTERS — We paint with America's oldest and largest con- one drawer, |10. 61 Silverbrook Kd., A. K." Box SH, Red Bait SALE transmission. CO 4-4244. houses inside and out. Fences, garages, sumer finance company. Age 21-23, TANOS and mualcil instruments o etc. Our free estimate will really sur- Shrewsbury. SH 7-6141. ranted. Highest prices ptld. H. Ten- STATION WAGON — Ford 1059 Coun some college desirable but not required. :T. 300 Main St.. LaHewood. FO 3-2190. try Squire. White with red Interior. prise you. Call SH 1-2595 after 6 p.m.Evening interviews by appointment. TWO — 4'x8' wooden storm wlndowL Manv extras, excellent condition. Phone SUDDEN SERVICE — Cellars, attics, HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORP., Moil- Suitable for cold trame. first »10 takes VANTED—Large desk with two legal- FURNISHED ROOMS DODGE • DART • LANCER SC-1608, mouth anopplng Center, Eetoniown. all. Call PR 6-7639. ilze file drawers. Mahogany, walnut or yards. Also Jiehl trucking. Reasonable. rulWood. SH 1-OQ10. Eit- 29. > a.m. to FURNISHED ROOMS — smile and 1961 VOLKSWAGEN STATION WAOON 7S71856 or LO 6-53R8. p.m. dally. double, convenient location. 157 ftasplsi -- Perfect condition, 19.000 miles, gl. BUTCHER ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE Avenue, Ked Bank. Call SH 7-2809. 5J.V SH 1-2832 after 6 p.m. 291.9037 Retired man, part-time. WANTKU Buy Direct and Save JOHN DItURY Call 291-0G62. Rent A Piano $12 per Month U3K1I ORIENTAL P.LO9 FURNISHED ROOM — Gentlemen. JIB 1953 BINGEIl CONVERTIBLE — Ens CHLNEGE AND PUltSlAN a week. Call alter S p.m. 787-4*903, No Salesmen's Fees — No Salesmen's Commissions Remodeling Contractor EXPERIENCED PA1NTKR8 — Inside hLKAUE. MASUM-HAMUN. SUHMUH Ilsh-buUt. fire engine red, run» zooti. Palntlng-Carpentry-Fencme-Masonry and oulalile work. Call 8<2-ne male: two females. Sewen weeks I 1962 CHRYSLERS Mr. Macbetle, 812-1614 perienced, to work In plastic factory. refrigerator, Ironer and furniture. Be' .Id. SH 1-2O8L SINGLE ROOMS — Clean and com- Must have electrical and/or hydraulic Ing transferred. SH 7-2962.' fortable. Reasonable rates. Oarage. DECOKATING — And painting o( allexperience. Hydrocarbon Chemicals, Lo- UTTENS — filx-weeas-old, need homes. Gentlemen preferred. 92 Wallaca St. I 1962 PLYMOUTHS BOATS & ACCESSORIES kinds. Interior and csterlor. Residential cust St.. Keyport, N. J. CO 4-6000. K. C. A. Whirlpool Gas Dryer, late 3ray and white. SH 1-9392. work my ipecialty. Call Mr. "K," CO model, excellent condition, *S5. 741. OS 1-1232 4-4823. WAN wanted to be trained to repair i 1962 VALIANTS INSURANCE — Marlnv, outboard ai anil service sewing machines. Recent 6434. THREE CUTE KITTENS — Looking forms. Ao!ston Waterbury. Realtor, JOE MONTANO — Mason Contractor. high-school graduate or older gentleman 'or homes, housebroken. Call tvenlngs. REAL ESTATE FOR SAU lince 1U25 IG W Front St.. SH 7-3500- Stuccoing plastering, concrete work, preferred. Many company benefits. WHEN IT COMES TO PAINT }S 1-0443. 114 Springdale Ave. Red Bank. SH 7-Five-day week. Apply In person, Singer Coma to "Rainbow." Big discounts on BAKQA1N — Any DoM you want to 6447. »0NY — All black, gelding. Five HOUSES FOR SALE (jwnr-ixw b&nk rales. Financing ar Sewing Machine Co., 69 Broad St., lnslde-outslde paint, over 1,500 colors. rears old, eleven handa high. Call SH USED CAR SPECIALS aneemenu .completed Jn one ' caii at HANDYMAN—Wtth truck. Yards, cel- Hed Bank. Wallpaper discounts, too. Special: gal. 1507. any of our Offices. TOE MUNHUUTb lars, attics cleaned. Light hauling. Rea- Inside or Gutalde wftiie, 12.98. Latex JUUMTV NATIONAL BANK. SH I sonable. SH 1-2595. BUS DRIVERS white (3.49. Get SAU Stamps, too. MINIATURE POODLE - AKC re|OWN THRU KRONE 1000. FULL-TIME POSITIONS — Steady "Rainbow" TV & Hardware latered, nine-weeks old. 976. Phone BI2 INTERRACIAL MASON — Carpenter. Screen doora. work, apply Hollo Transit, 273 Broad- • MI '61 PLYMOUTH $1695 18' OLD TOWN|B60 boat with 1961 porches, sidewalks, patios, garages. No (Across Acrqe Lot) Broad, Red Bank For all qualified buyers Bpirkllnj titan 40 ftp. Evlnnidjb motor, completely ob too amsll. 281-0386 or 291-0223. way, Keyport, Monday through Satur COLLIE PUFS — Sable and trlcoloi five room cotUge on lovely and con- Suburban Sifcylinder, P.S. equipped, electric starter, used very day, between 8:i5 a.m. and 3 p.m. TRADE iW your oia ruroiiuro wtw tmcbsraplonshlp stock; Raised with clul' venient ftreet. Cbirmlnf parlor, mm down payment and get a new punor dren. SK 1-7710. ItlUe cost J2.3W). Bargain at Jl.?5l). ADVERTISING TRAINEE — Young or dlalng room set at nio pricei. Wil drenched kitchen, three roomy b*d- Phona^f47-M85. After' 6 p.m. 747-4757. man with car to learn newspaper ad- Ham Leff Furniture Inc. Hwy 39'LIE, 3 ON YOUR DOG? Pulvel fly roomi and bath, full buement, too- "58 PLYMOUTH $895 NEW AND USED — Boats and motors. EMPLOYMENT vertising business. Bales experience pre- Uiddletown. fiU 1-3213, open •venlngi epellent. solves this annoying trouble. nomical gas heat, icrtem, storm lash Mifrcury Dealer and Service. Liberal ferred nut not essential. Apply In per-till i p, m. Vpcls lliefl up [o three clays. KEY- are Included. Only 112,850. V-8 Standard Transmission .des. Boat, Ski & Scooter Center, 75 HELP WANTE0-FEMALE son. Red Bank Register, 40 Broad St., PORT PET SUPPLIES, Rt. 35, Cllft- O. I. NO DOWN Lit* St.. Red Bank. SH 1-1124. Red Bank between 4 and 0 p.m. dally. rood. LO 6-0569. FOR ALL QUAL!VIED BUYER* Ask [or Mr. Famulary. SALE 1'tLUHKS SKIFF - 109 Gray, shelter COOK £ DUNN RUBBERIZED VEL, lACHSUNn PUPPIES — AKC. cham- Charming newly decorated wucoo ranch '59 CHEVROLET $1595 :abln, wonderful family pleasure and BEAUTICIANS SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT - VET LATEX, $4.98 gal. (Compare wlu lon bloodline, One male, one female, on & quiet "dead-end" itreat In flnutt [farting boat. Reasonable. 842-2116. Borne mechanical knowledge necessary. others at $8.59 ga.L) Call right BOW an, i£ht weeks, home bred, healthy, alert, neighborhood. Llvlni room, two laxf* Convertible, Standard Transmission EXPERIENCED ONLY Mortem station In Hazlet. CO 4-7244, get prompt delivery. toculated. KB! 1-2313. bedioomf, kitchen and bath. RcreUkm 3O'AUXIL1ARY — Must see to apprec- after 7 p.m. room with luwtty pint bar. Only iate\ Galley, enclosed head, sleeps lour, FULL TIME ERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, J11.000. 23 b.>. inboard, many extras, (4,000 or HIGH STYLE FASHION SHOP PROWN'S .KC. black vlth tan. Gentle with chll k ofier, PR 6-<8ti9. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Full 32 Broad St Red Bank SH 1-75O0Iren, excellent watch dogs. Partial Eight-year-old Cape Cod on lovely plot \ CALL SH 1-7789 time, plenty of experience. Pleasant with tree*. Large llvint room, modem CY BARRON working conditions with new agency. DRAFTING TABLE — Saxophone, clar- hots. SH 1-0644. 125 H.P. ORAY MARINE — JJe'cdL VINMAR LITTLE SILVER inet, antique china closet, folding wheel kitchen, two bedrooms, and bath, full ralve Job, |125.\^fay be feen^t Invln'a chair, pint? pofls; [able, cha.ia block, basement. Convenient terni, $U,63QL. Long Branch CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH CA 2-1700 *acnt Worka — l>iinat.rr. «^' CASEY'S AGENCY \OPERATORS etc. mHiU REAL ESTATE FOR RENT S' SAILBOAT Sewing mate a la e operators: Fockei WALKER BUILDING SHOWCASES — Gas heater, oil stove »!00 maker, sleeve setter and collar aetler, Hwy. 35 and Fleetwood Dr., Hazlet heater, screen. Miscellaneous Items. APARTMENTS M. KRONE Call 842-2137 sew-out and straight teamen. To work 1229 Florence Ave., Union Beach. 264-S442 SEA BRIGHT — Brand new, three ASSOCIATES, INC. 8' JERSEY SF£>£D SKIFF — Tight on children's?- coati and car coats. Nights: 556-1854 and sound, 95 b.p. Chris Crafl Inboard. 3hore Coat Cat, 22 Soutb Brldgt Ave.. 4«« UTIUTV TRAILER — 133. Inroo- m apartment. Beautifully /urolshed, REALTORS (790. 842-2137. Ked Bank. \ YOUNG MAN—With car, from Middle quire Van Winkle Mlrtnt, Hwy 39a,t beach. By month or season. Summer town and Red Bank area, $WJ per week £atontuwn. •ates. 842-3055 after 9 p.m. 84M8S6. 1958 MOTOR — 13' M.F.G. RunnlnB STENOGRAPHER'. BOOKKEEPER ~ while training. Steaily employment, CEMENT MIXER — Electric, gear tights, front end controls, good condi- Local real estate and Insurance office THREEVROOH apartment, unfurnished, LI 2-2133 IO layoff. Representative or nationally driven, (So. Cull after S p.m. troy Apartmenls. 8H 1-1093 or Hi tion. J350. 8H 70801. ^^ has opening lor a neat, efficient worker known company will interview, N. J. over 40 years old. Reply In own band LO C-12S0 no. PORT MONMOUTH 12' BOAT — With Mercury Super 5 STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, 48 LOOKING FOR A BUY* — Then «up, vritlng stating age. experience and East Front St., Red Bank. Wedneaday, HOME SIZE OIL FURNACE — Hoi IATONTOWN — Three rooms and motor both In excellent condition, $150. salary desired to 'A.N.,' Box 511, air 100,000 BTU Including 220 gallons ol lor nere Is & comfortable ycar-rou..u KB 1-2481 Red Bank. July 18, 10-12 a.m.; Monday, July 23, bath, furnished, near center of town. bungalow. Gaa heat, encloied porch, 1-3 p.m. oil. Where ls-as Is. First $30 ofler takes Large yard, all utilities, off-street park- •acrinclns for fast sale. ASRIUK t5,0OU, READY TO SAIL — Comet glass. No. all. Baby walker, SI: play pen, H Ing. Call U 2-2220. AIRCRAFT and engine mechanics. Only Bathraette, H. AM-FM radio -phono- make offer, property must be disposed 3214, Fieerxlaa, two suits of sail, one EXPERIENCED UN IN a MAKERS on JNFURNISHED APARTMENT—Tlire I or. Inspection & p.m..8 p.m, today. No. dacron. Complete with trailer. Boat In licensed need apply. Ernte Priedner. graph, 110. Cail after 7 p.ra. SII 7 ton pick-up. Large body.' \-iti Rroad bt., Keii tfaiin. Executlve-Sales-OIf ice- Domestic evenings, Sundays and Saturdays In Sincerity and ability with high ethic: eluded. rooms, balh, private entrance, two rage, full dry basement, air condition- MOTEL relief desk clerk, swltchhoart, IN PLACEMENTS idults. 787-8597 after 5, ing all in perfect condition. 162 I 170 i:.;perience preferred. For personal in 60 Broad St. Red Bank LATE VICTORIAN loveseat, excellent URNISHED APAHTMENTS — »8landscape0 d plot. We believe this home 1959 CHEVROLET terview phone WEbster 8-6411 on Mon IHADYSIDE 7-0577 condition, |125. month, utilities supplied, available Au- is priced well btlow actual value." day, Tuesday, Wetinesday, between 1-3 U 2-1709 Dial 741-7200 % ton pick-up. Fleef tide. p.m. only. PART-TIME — Work on Burroughs gust 1. Inquire Apt. 13, Huddy Ave., Senslmatlc bookkeeping mactilne. Also, SOFA BED and chair with slipcovers. Highlands or call 872-0912. PHILIP I. BOWERS A CO, WOMAN — To earn high commission person lor work on Invoices, etc. at Call after all p.m., 8H 7-0491. Vary 1EAUTIFUL three room deluxe garden Real Estata filnce 1894 1955 GMC . plus 8 & H Green Stamps. Cail 7S7 home, during spare time, hours at your reasonable. ipartment. available October 1. Large WALTER a OVERTON b5iZ, 8 to 11 a.m. and 4 to 8 p.m convenience. SH 1-7803. Ask for Ed. -ooms and closets. Quiet, fine atmos- Afflllats % ton utility truck. ELECTRIC RANGE, double oven. 10' 60 White St. Red Bank •56 BUICK WOAUjV—Rap!d~iyplsi, lakWhorthand ACHl BJIi'LU/aENT AGJSNCI Birch cabinets with green formica top. *ere. Rent " till. Free parking. Opposite Municipal Parkint; Lot or dictaphone, suit a.m. to 2:'M p.mtuvery ordei & BDPlicant our specialty 42" green sink. 811 7-0979. MADISON GARDENS five days, 535 per week. Red Bank II ilroail Si. Ked Bank SH 7-34W 132 South Street. SH 1-7J33. MIDDLBTOWN — Just across the 1957 CHEVROLET area. Reply i-ox 55. Iletl Bunk. DISHWASHER — Portable, perfect con- bridge from Red Bank, roomy two- SPECIAL FACTORY HELP WANTED - Men dition, seven months old. |100. Call ?URlJISHEi) APARTMENTS — ATbedroom house with expansion attic, I Vi ton Cab and Chatiis. OUNO~LAL>Y w,mtvd to Uelii'liT ana women, no experience required. alter 5 o'clock. 741-5917. year round. All utilities. Beautiful lo- fireplace, oil heat, ' garage on land- taurant. Apply only for year round po- .ixilld be willing to work day or nifiht cation. Overlooking Sandy Hook Bay scaped lot with trees, curbs and side- sition. Excellent opportunity. Perry a, shifts. Phone Employment, LO 81778. MOVING MUST SELL — Electric 872-9741. walks. $14,500. SH 2-7813 or OS 1-1828. FOLLOW 21JViilte^St.,_U«d Hunk. clothes dryer, kitchen set, couch and BANK — Unuailal five-room gar- UAItB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY two chairs, baby carriage and desk. NEW SHREWSBURY AREA — Seven- UALLUT AND TAP TEACHEH"~W'el iliulitled Personnel Kor quality Orders BH 1-3212. ien apartment, for September. Electric iltchen, two bedrooms, large rooms room, four bedrooms Cape Cod type nacii, wan in i io.- ., ]),tniuer. Jill Broad Long Branch CA 2-4747 home. Front porch, large landscaped CA 9-0989. CHILD'S TRAMPOLINE - (80 poundsl and closets. Private stairway to KB MATURE OR RETIRED COUPLE — Almost like new, best offer. Call CO rsge. Quiet, fine atmosphere. Rent tl&5. grounds. Asking 113,500. Cal BH 1-6417. CASHIER WANTE0 -- 6uperinorikct 1 To manage small moteL live on prem- 4-2136. MADISON OARDENS SAVE 15,000 — Eiociitive home In ••--, •->;, I'.art-timtf. Apply in \wti sc.i. 787-6776. 32 South 81. SII 1-7033 Portaupeck. Solid brick and stone, cui- Meat City, Rt. 3G. E. Keansburg. totn-built fipllt-levet situated on well- URNISHED — 414 rooms, two baths, landscaped plot 100x150 containing liv- 3£5 TEACHER desires responsible woma NEWLYWEDS! JUST $288 'early, all utilities supplied, prefet MAPLE to care Tor toddler. Week (iaya, Sep. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female ing room with real atone fireplace, for- 3J3O [ember through J une. Call 292-1274 idulta. PR B-3075. mal dining room, extra spacious kitch- AVE. Monduy through Friday. 1062 HIOH SCHOOL GRADUATE — BUYS YOU A BRAND NEW FURNISHED—Thres rooms, bath, car. en with built-in electric range and oven. Wishes permanent employment as clerk port, patio, private entrance, tw three bedrooms, two ceramic tiled HOUSBKEEFNBR~— Three days per typist. Received a grade of A on dlcta- nits. CA 2-8079. Long Branch. baths, plus recreation room with lava- wpeli. through dinner. After 6 pm. cal phone-typlng, and scored well on of-THREE ROOM OUTFIT! tory, and full basement. JIany other 842-1109, fice procedure. Can furnish reference fine features such as two-zone, hot- water baseboard heat, combination SALESLADY — Experienced. Curtains as to efficiency and dependability. CO 4-8717, evenings Incredible but true! LIVING COMMERCIAL RENTALS aluminum *torm and screen windows ami Draperies. Waltera, 47 Broad and doors throughout the house. Orjln- ' Street, Ked Hank. I/IDOE ROOM tor rent Center ol MOTHER wishes to care for children ROOM: sofa two itep tablet, :own. Could be used also for oftlc ally listed at $32,000 — can be pur- BEAL'TTCIANS — Full or~pa7tTirne of working mothers In own home. (10 ipace. Approximately 2.40O sq. ft Wrtt chased now for 127,000. 8. TEICHER Experienced with pernianents mid col-per week. Shrewsbury. 741-2817. AGENCY, 287 Ocean port Ave. Ocean- cocktail table and two lamps. Miopr Box nil Red Bank. port, LI 2-3500. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY or. Apply Stephen's Hairdressers. 518 LAUNDRY AT HOME — Ironing pre- Muln m., Brjlford. Campbell's Junction. 0FFICES FOR KENT — Center ol ferred. Call after 5:30 p.m, BEDROOM: double dresser town. Heat furnished. Call A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! all 7-32(14. PORTAUPECK — Finest residential COUNTER WAITRESSES mirror, bed, mattress and SH 7-1100 area overlooking river. Most unusual Fountain experience, over 21 yearn, COLLEGE SOPHOMORE desires full- STORE Foil RENT — Center of town 1H Btory, custom-built Cape Cod with lime Job as babysitter, experienced. spring, two pillows, two throw Call living room with, stone fireplace, dining good salary, good hours. MAHER'S, OB 1-0764. room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and bath. Boardwalk, Long Uranch. SH 7-1109 Also expansion attic partially finisher). Adding Machines—Typewriters Building Contractor Painting .and Decorating SALESLADIES rugs, DINETTE: deluxe five 3TORE — 1BX30. Ideal for office. Serv Enclosed front porch with Thermopane ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters CARL B. JONES—Palming and dec Gift department, evenings from 5:30- SITUATIONS WANTED, Male Ice type or retail business. Call oi glana and rear encloird, step-down sun- RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS orating. General contracting. Fres 10; jLlao Saturday. LI 2U125. piece dinette let in nubian see Blalsdtll Lumber. BH 1-2121. porch. Two-zone, oil heal. Parquet sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 Sior. v windows, siding, awnings. Moors. Professionally shrubbed1 ami Monmouth St., Ked Bank. Sll 7-0*83. estimates. Call 811 1-4343. 24 hours. HIQII SCHOOL BOY - Reliable, e» STORE, FOR RENT — With or with- 811 7-3633 <•• SH 1-4828. B~OOKKEEPER — Account^ receivable perlenced, desires work alter school finish plus a renewed guaran- landscaped grounds with rock garden BL.ATB 4 NELSON - Painting and payroll and tax return experience, and week-ends- Call •vmUgi. 8H 7- out apartment, excellent beauty shop, and fish pond. Two-car attached ga- Antiques Wanted Cesspool Cleaning Decorating. General Contracting;, per week un. teed refrigerator at no extra barber, TV service, etc. 787-8628. rage. Genuine, double-course, cedar Old Dolls, {runs, Jewelry, cut glass, fully Insured. Twpnly yeara ex- TYPIST lthree> — Experienced on shingle rooF. Widow anxious to sell. Re- furniture. Civil War books. Appraisals SEPTIC TANKB, dry wells servload. perience. Free estimates, all 10491 electric typewriter, $55 S65 week. TEENAQER cost. Only $268 for the whole duced. Asking price of 920,500 truly made. Oilman. SH 7-1111. LeechlnR Held added. Gackhos work. or 787-4335 alter 6 p.m. N. J. STATE EMPLOYMENT Young boy, willing worker. Very adapt- HOUSES FOR RENT warrants Inspection. 8. TEICHER C. H. Wilson. SU 1-1840. SBKVICE able. Call 291-03W. AGENCY. 267 Oceanport Ave., Ocean- E. Front SI. Ked BflnJi works or pay 2.50 weekly, (99 to I12S Per Month port. IX 2-3500. Appliance Repairs Plumbing and Heating NO KEK CIIAHOEI) TUB DEIIO AGENCY APPLIANCE REPAlIt and Installa- Fuel OU —Heating U Ulddletn RONNIE KEEQAN - Plumbing anil RE(31STP;KEL) NLJRBK — SR — New homes room ad- Painting and Decorating 60u Prospect Ave. Little silver For fjulrlnR nccuracy nnd nentne.ts In ty-broker, branch office. Coll III 2-3222. 1 Why get up with the birds? aet room BOWTELL AGENCY ditions, basament and attic rooms. LOUIS CASSAN ~ Palntor, rjecoralor, prompt home service or Ires checkup ; mntistlcal reporn on IDH type- Autlonl insra what The Kagi derkenlni •hidei. Immediate service, kitchens, garage, repairs and alter- paperhanger, !& years sxperltnee. ii on.your IQIectrolui, call PR S-O0S1 01 er. Home flleno. Write education, Classified ads nsv« besn tilling for •lions. Btrbtrt Elrenrsuch. SII l-Moi Chapln Ave BH 1-1701 attar « p.m. 811 1-2070. experience, references and sslary d«- ihelx advertisers for over toree-qiu PROWN'S STATE HWY. 36 291-2100 sirad to P. O, Bo* 047, Bed BanH ten ot a csnlurr.—Advertisement. U Broad at. Hed Bank SB 1-1100 HOUSES FO& SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, July 18, 1962—2 By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD WWT EUUOBUao—C4.pt Cod. ttVJW B60k» — Kitchen. atmng-Uv- STEVE ROPER fcearoMBa, swat town, eirdm at room, two baths, (trace. All Un- kttdMOkttdMO, r. LOTS AND Kazlet, Ktw Jeritj Partners axe a necessary evil. Fixme 3M4U2 They never know the value of THE HANDS Nlfhl pjwie DW-lBSt FEW LEFT OPgN BVZNINOB Not too many like this, IOC front their cards, and you have to be North dealer with over 90,000 square fast Meal very stern with them to keep North-South vulnerable 1<4 BUTTONW00D DRIVE FAIR HI any typ« building, with loom over VKN — WcU deslpiea L-lhaptd rani garden, pool and cabana, ate. Locatlo them from straying too far out . NORTH house, part brick and hand he* food, convenient, churches, store; • AQ ahlnties, very larg-e roomi. Four bed ravtliog. Paved streets, electric, gi line. Whenever I get to thinin] rooms, 2H baths, paneled ianrlly room, water. Reasonably priced fl.tOO. about the wickedness of partner: OQ8 breakfast room, rood kitchen, electrli OQ842 stove ant oven. Large cellar, lorcei NAVK8INK ASSOCIATES, REALTOR in general I recall a hand thai warm air heating gai-Qrcd. Price $49, 934 Hwy 3d, Middletown OB 1-O«G came along in the national tour 500, good terms. WUl consider vacan •{UMBER MULTIPLE LISTING land or well located homes. In par WATJEKFRONT PUOPERTY — 125 nament of 1952. 4642 4 10 8 7 payment stop in and pick up the Keys ~80, residential, Oceacport. Wrl Take a good look at the We ALLEN BROTHERS, 596 River R1»,WO. Call BH 1-4736. venlent location. . MISTER. KNOW SOMETHING. HA7I.ET — Large split level, threi Keaniburt. New Jerjey, and I am BEGINNING at a point In the cen Not knowing how to proceed bedrooms, V,i batbl, garage, man: reipoiuible far any debts Incurred !er of Mill Street, Naveslnk, and ir extras, near echool. Aaeume mortgage th» nam* o( tbfa reitauranL tbo southwest corner of a lot of lanti declarer tried to run the clubs price J18.B00. 767-1411. (Signed) formerly belonging to Joseph Lufbur MART B, JACOBUS row, It being the northwest corner o: I ruffed the third club with th FAIR HAVEN Couple new/ with home Wltneii: (h« lot of land hereby conveyed; thence en of spades, and South ove must ael] due to immediate traniter. Mr. IjOOp, AMlstant Caihjer, running (1) easterly along the south wife buyer and decorator; Jusl com- Farmeri tt Uarcbanti Btnh. erly line of said Lufburrow lot 216 feel niffed with the jack. pleted finishing touchea on Interior. Matawan, Haw Jeriey. more or lesa to a lot belonging to for Lovely grounds, new patio awning, L- merly the Estate ol Ellas StUwell, de South next ruffed his last heai anaped ranch situated on comer. Rooms Daua: July 17, 1M2 ceased; thence (2) southerly along th( are handsome sized, not convemlona July is |3. westerly line of eald StUwell Estate with dummy's other trump an XJvtag room, with fireplace bookshelve and Estate of formerly Bloomer 120 two bedrooms, bath, unusual den. Hitch led a fourth club from dummy NOTIOE feet or more to other lands of said m um 'dining room open to garden Joseph Lufburrow; thence (3) parallel ruffed with the seven of spades and patio. Developed and maintained MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT with the flrat course westerly along wlta care. Reasonably priced. 747-8594. DOCKET NO. 1£3U the lands of aald Joseph Lufburrnv and South over-ruffed with thi JUDGMENT MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom Spll 215 feet to toe center of said Mill nine. 1H baths, V, acre landscape. Prln :a this Matter of tha Application Street: thence (4) northerly along thi JOHN ALBERT RODR1GUEB i center of Mill Street 120 feet or mor By this time South was dowi clpsls only. Call owner at OS 1-2131 ANN nODHIOUE3, sa next Xrien to the place of Beginning. RED BANK — Two apartment house. or FRANK R0DRI0UE8 (or chanj Eaat aide of Latham Avenue, Navi to K-5-3 of spades. He cashed thi Oarage. Extra lot. »0 Catherine St., ol name to FRANK G A URIEL, J sink. Township of Middletown, Ne' king, but West was then able to MARK TRAIL By ED DODD •K 1-S237. ' 71*.B matter betas opea«d to court by John E. Mullane, Esq., Jersey, win two trump tricks with the 6-4 HAZLSrT — Plenty of room to putter. U6 No, Broadway, Soutn Amboy, H\ The approximate amount of the Judg- Four big bedrooms, huge kitchen, full Jer««y, appearing lor the plalntlffi, ment to be satisfied by said sale Is ! spades. THIS ISA OLD W&N7.-THKT »U9T HAVE dining room, comfortable living room, John Albert Rodrifuei and Ann Rod the sum of gSOO.OO together with ths TRAINS? CIRCUS BEEN THA ACKLJN, HI3 TRAINeR r r- full basement, attached garage. Full riguei, aa next friend* of Frank Rod costs at this isle. "Coward," I snarled at m ..BARNEy WAS PROBABLV price J12.000. Vets no money down. tigutt, tor leave to affiant the ntm< Dated June 19, 1962 Non-Vets |3«0 down, aubject to VA andol Frank Gabriel, Jr.; IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. partner. "You had two narur IRVING TO VfftKE HIM UP FHA approval. Fireside-Realty, OS 1- Leroy 8. Throckmorton, Atty. rump tricks and you didn't hav -WHERE 19 THE OLD J531. And the court having listened to t NOW? :eitlmotiT in open court letting fort] uly 5, 11, II, 25 JM.43 the nerve to double." WHY KEEP MOVINOT True five-year .he grounds or said application for ; old split level, in Immaculate conditto Judyment to aaiume another nami NOTICE will meet all your requirements. Flv namely: Frank Gabriel, Jr., and This kind of remark alwa;, bedrooms, 2M baths, living room, din appearing further to the court Uii 11-167 makes a great impression o Ing room deluxe kitchen. 22 x 13 rec notice of laid application had been pul SHERIFF'S MLB nation room, laundry, basement, two Uahed at leaat once each week f IIFEKJOR COURT OF MEW JERSEY your partner and tells him ju; car garage. Large nlot, huge shadl four «uccciilve week* In the Red Bank CI1ANCEBV DIVISION what to expect from you. That1 trees. Asking 124,300. RUSSELL M Reglate r, the Court !• alia satisfie MONMOUT1I CODMV that there are reasonable, (rounds fo Docket No. r-1310-01 what my partners always tell mi BOHUS Realtors, U00 River Ro\, Fal B-BUT HE WAS Haven. BH 7-4532. Member Hultlpl the propoMd chance oi name and Uu< NINTH FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Listing Service. there Is no objection to Mid change LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW YORK DAILY QUESTION NOW, BARNES REW7/TO A COUPLE ( name; CITY, a corporation of the United SHAKE HANDST" 5 TWO-BEDROOM RANCH HOUSE new FIHISH OFF AN OLD «IAN Of TOURJ3T3TOOK It Is, there fore, on this 13th day states ol America, Plaintiff va: As deaer, you hold: Spades 1 SHAKES BESIDE A. WRECKED THUCK ly renovated In Uttle 8Uver. Near rlv< uly, 1062 ORDERED and ADJUDGE CHARLES K. HENRY et als, Defend- HIM TO THE •r, station, and bm line. Ideal foi 8 7, Hearts A 10 2, Diamonds I ONTHEHIQHWAV/ HOSPITAL/ •mall family. Call MMJOJ between ' that Frank Rodrtcues be and he ants and g p.m. or daytime weekends. hereby authorised to aisume the narrn By Ttrtue o( • writ ot execution In K 10 7 5, Clubs J 8. What do yo of Frank Gabriel, Jr. from and fttl« he above slated action to me directed, KEW SHREWSBURY — Ml Swlmmln the 13th day o! Aug., 1M2, and tha shall expose for sale at public ven- say? NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRiNDALL Hirer Rd. Three bedrooms, two baths within 10 days from thU data the: dut, at the Court House In the Bor- playroom, many extras, buiit-lna, air shall cause a copy of this Order to b< ouih ol Freehold, County of Uonmouth Answer : Bid one diamon conditioned. Asking 121.000. Phone U pubilihed in the Red Bank Register, New Jersey, on Monday the 30th day Even If the Jack of clubs wer t-lCT after 4 p.m. a publis n«wfpaper printed la the ftld COV/SHAITA County ol .UoamQUth, and that within of July. 1962. at 2 o'clock, P. M. a lower card you should still opei IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY MIDDLE- 20 days from this date they shall fil Prevailing Time. TAKeTrUkTHBAVY TOWN Three-bedroom ranch, garage, id record the complaint, affidavit AH mat tract or parcel of land, sit- the bidding. Three quick trick THINS WITH US V. J basement, lot too i ISO. e»% OL Ofl 1-Judgment and affidavit of publlcatto uats, lying and being M> the Borough 3235. with the Clerk of Uu County of tfon- of New Shrewsbury In the County of and a good five-card suit ar mouth, and that 20 dayi from thi Monmouth, In tha gtata of New Jer-enough for an opening bid evei FAIR HAVK N — Bungalow, rive rooms, date a certified copy thereof wfll b two bedrooms. Full cellar attic. SO xfiled with the Secretary of State ol - - -- TO known and designated as Lotif you are a point or so shy. 100, low taxes. Near schools, bus, shop- N«w Jersey according to the provi 45, Section HI, as shown on a Map ping. IH.WW, BH 1-.037. alms of the statute In inch case ma entitled "Subdivision Map of Home- For Sheinwold's 36-page boo. stead Gardens. Section ill. Sycamore WATSRPItOKT.-DBBP WATBJl CHAN- and provided. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge, UIL. Older large family borne. Spa- Avenue and Hope Road, New Ehrews- eloua entrance foyer. Living room, EDWARD J, ASCHER, IUI? Boro, New Jersey, dated Sep- send 50c to Bridge Book, Ret atone fireplace. Dining room. TV room. Jud tember 21, 1955, revised December 5, Powder room. Family kitchen. Four m Motion of John X. Mull an* 1955, made by Henry F. Labrecque, Bank Register, Box 3318, Gram bedrooms, fireplace. Two balhB. Three Attorney Engineer, Red Bank, N. J." and filed Judgment entered July 13th, 1962. 1n the Clerk's Otflce of the County of Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. bedrooms, bath, thin floor. Plot 100 x Monmouth on April IS, 18*5, as Map 400. Transferred owner. (27,900. LAW- uly 18 111. RENCE J. SCHILLINO, REALTOR. It No. 50-17. •nrlne- V.rft Red Bank. SH 7-4121. SAID premises are alao known as 43 The shark is equipped with VIMBER MULTIPLE LMTINq. 111« Idgebrook Court, New Shrewsbury, powerful jaw and mouth, studded SHERIFF'S SALE' New Jersey. RUMSON RANCH SUFEEIOK GOUBT OF NEW JEESE The approximate arnount of the judg' with rows of sharp, pointed teet perfect starter or retirement home. LAW DIVISION rnent to be satisfied by said sale li •pacloua living room with log burning the aum of (18,000.00 together with th It will eat anything. fireplace, pleasant kitchen, two bed BERGEN COUNTY cost of this sale. rooms, full basement, attached garage Docket Ns. L 305MI Sated June 7. 1M2 Attractive lot with trees. Low taxes KDITH DUrjlEN, Flalntllf vs. 10 POGO By WALT KELLY S17.90O. WALKER & WALKER, Real IRA E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. HEALTH CAPSULES tors. Hwy W, Shrewsbury. 8H 1-5212. IEPH 8. OILBBRT and FLORENCE >ughl ft Johnatone, Attys. 14-Hour Service. . GILBERT Defendants 'uly S. 11, IS. 29 13O.2< fey Michael A. Pttli, MJ>. By virtue of a writ ot execution Ir 1 JJNCROFT — Four-bedroom, two-bath the above stated action to me dl HOW LONG SHOULD YOU TR / reeled, I ahall expose for sale at pub NOTICE apllt with recreation room and two- Ic vendue, at the Court Houae In the TO HAVE A BABY BEFORE car garage. FHA appraised at #31.000. 3orough of Freehold, County of Moii' U-U* SEEING A DOCTOR ? Now reduced to S19.TS0. Owner sale. nouth, New Jersey, on Monday the SHERIFF'S gAIK Call SH 7-4211 or SH M87J. 13th day of Auguat, 1K2, at > o'clock, DPEBIOE COURT OF NEW JEBSEY THREE-BEDROOM ranch, full cellar, ?.M. Prevailing Tims. LAW DIVISION double garage, oil heat tile bath, own- AU the defendants' right, title and MONMOUTH COUNTY er. LI I-1SST between 2-9 p.m. merest, If any. In and to the follow- Docket No. J-«7M» ing: NEW JEB8EY MORTGAGE AND IN- •TOP LOOKTNal Buy this two-family All that certain tract, *c, In thi VESTMENT CORP., a New Jersey bouse. Five rooms and bath first floor: lorough or New Shrewsbury, County orporation, Plaintiff vs: RICHARD four rooma and bath second floor. Oil rlve. TOM VITO-COULDN'TI JAN1Ct! "" "m W0ULD! T )eeds, page 139. .The approximate amount of the judg- CHILD-BEARING AGE WILL TOATVITO-COULDNTI AN0 HE DOUBTLESS IS WHEK HE- IS ftnRACTEP A fi|RL< m LONfiER PYRAMID!—XXI UTDDLETOWN — (Three-bedroom split The approximate amount or th ment to be aatlsfled by said' sale ia HAVE CHILDREN WITHIN PO5SI8LY FAIL IN TO THOSE 815 OWN AOEJ /—i IMTERBT HIM) DOUBT 11?—FEEL idgment to be satisfied by said sal tie sum of 1700.00 together with the LOVE WITH ME, MR* GRATEFUL FOR THE- level. Large living room and dining flNANOAL OPPQKTUNrry area. Attached garage. Convenient lo- the sum of 12,200.00 together with oats of this sale. , ONE YEAR. WORTH 7 cation. Assume 4U% OI mortgage with ie costs of this sale. Dated June 14 1962 TWORROVv': SKIN CANCER. YOU HAVE^ilVEN HIM! monthly payments of 1112. Or eaty Dated June 15, 1962 IRA B.' WOLCOTT, Sheriff. FHA financing for qualified buyer. S16V IRA E. WOLCOm Sheriff, rl!!larn Furst, Atty. Health Capules oivei helpful Worniation. 400. SYNOSR REALTORS. Five Cor- lamuel U Blher, Atty. me 27. July 5, 11, 18 {23-31 .Itisnotntfanfedlebeefaaiaaneilicnalure. ners. Ulddletown. OS 1-2SS0. IT IS, 15, August 1, I S33.39 DAILY CROSSWORD "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean ACROSS 5. Capital of 23. Spawn 1. Accumulate New of For Thursday, July 19 «. Provide with Mexico fish workers 6. Drudge 26. Unit Present—For You and 1. Variety of 7. April 15th of Yours • • • It costs money to coffee payment work live up to others for the sake 11 Soup-spoon a Mine 26. "Oh of social recognition, to relax 13. Corutel- entrance lation IVETS By GEORGE SIXTA and be yourself. Avoid chronic 9. Floating Is me" .4. Maxim mass of Ice 27. To borrowers and don't be guilty 5.TVS — 10. fatale place of borrowing yourself. Sidestep Skelton ' 17. Perform 29. Moves * Alerdar's Aasirar argument with neighbors involv- O.Hebrew 19. Discovers rest- 38. Highest ing your children'or children of letter 20. Of lessly point 8. Exact others. Let the youngsters solve questionable 31. Heavy 39. Robert , point drinking Am. painter their own problems! honesty: 9. Confronts colloq. cup 40. Spreads !1. Floating 21. Arabian 33. Lone Star grass to dry Past •. . Biscuits originated in Future • • • Experiments show without garment state 42. Building direction 1J5Q when King fienry II of that hardening of the arteries in 22. Entrant in 34. Fop addition France ordered a village baker U. Chops Westmin- 35. Formerly 44. Ancestor to produce a new kind of cake. rats is lessened when large Ig. Daniel —. ster show 36. E. Ind. vine of Irish The baker's ton rolled dough quantities of magnesium are frontiers. s 9 IO into small round cakes, baked added to their diet. Research 2 3 4 5 7 them, took them out, glazed 20. Danish % them, put them back. Hence will be continued to see if Islands: var. II 2 "bis cuit"—French for twice- similar results can be obtained 10. Matured baked. . Miniature 13 14- 12. Scrutinize 14. Cow's call 15 to 17 IB The Day Under Your Sign 17. Size ol cool VA 18. Skill I? no RIES (Bom March 21 to April If) LIBRA (Sept. » to Oct. 22) Reference THATWACAT ^' Y/< DOUT STICK HboR e prepared for a project that requires A good financial darl You mar profit Hat 17. 23 34 Y/<26 at Y/<•17 r*EOW.E--THAT more cash, tlian yon oaa anticipated. from D»t investments at lAis time. 21 TQMSOEOUTAT 15. Master of PBOPJ.E/ WA5/ME/ TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) ceremonies 28 29 lecept an InTiLatlon. You're at your Ijest You'll fed tiptop ell day, so plrnigt into now and will attract new friends. household chorea *ita Kit. 31 SEMIN! IMay 31 to Juno 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov.22 to Dec 21) Milan 30 Cood health is yours. Be taanMul for It Try to xct at the source ef a rumor, but landmark V/t lid overindulgence of «U Idnds. 6Wt Indulge in gt»*lp- 0. Hesitant 31 33 IANCER (June 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (Dae. 22 to Jan. 20) 7. Narrates ?AVA YA id outdoors for Dirt of the day and ctl. You have a great ranacilr for under- 34 as 3b B7 SB 40 «7 the beauties and wonders of nature: standing. Offer auiltance to handicapped, 18. Vehlolea with runners YA .EO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fsb. 171 4J 44 'ake the initlatlre in planning a com- There's a lot of truth in the hacltnc/ed DOWN 41 4a V munity effort concerning young people. saying, "No news js good news!" .Love: 8p. A R60 (Aug. 22 to Sept. 221 PISCES (Feb. 20 to Marsh 20) 2. Additional 4S 4b This ie a critical day in connection i Jc* ties. Lunars are fanrablel 3. Taut YA •.Japanese 47 y 4* Q Wl. Tidi Enterprises, Ise measure //< 22-Wedotaasy, July 18,1962 RED BAM REGISTER graduation btU wat held at the GINGER By USO BEACH IS BUSY ditioul volunteers for dnry at tbe Area CAP wvice club Saturday night IXWG BRANCH - William saadc bar, he said. Hourly runs The 25 cadets from the Red Kennedy, director, reports that to the beaca art made by betes Poise Seen as 4-H Benefit; Btnk area *»ho attended the en- 8,473 MsUs vat nude to the from Fort; ' " ' Cadets Visit cunpment included Wtrfen USO Beach here in June. Viii- Wright, Red Bank; Murioa isd ton, b» «id eeme from armed Tie saying "atill Mater, run* Biebard Donovan, Jua« and Vir- forces ittittLlition in New Jersey, deep" rosy t*good psychology, Peggy Kaul Gets Gold Award ginia Wehrlen and John Hem- and Pennsylvania. Growing popu- bat it is not good hydrology. Still PEMBEKION-Cadets of Red larity of this beach, reserved for|watewater may be shallow or deep, FREEHOLD — George W. who combined with planning a (hoot, Mlddletown. Bank Composite Squadron of the armed forces personnel, is mak- and deep water msy flow slowly Stair, Jr., agent (or 4-H dubs Garden," and Glenn Gerken, Also, Paul Liga, Theodore Ze- , CiviCvil Air Patrol spent last week ing necessary the services of ad- or fast. - la Monmouth County, sayj mem- FreeholdFd , who demonstrated att an encampment at McGuire browski and Barret Cody, Eaton- bers of these clubs have shown "Care of Horses' Feet." Air Force Base. town; Theresa Havranch, Elbe* that gaining an ability to speak "It's fine," said Mr. Siver later, on; Gary Havens, Frank James Thirty-flve girls and 191 boys and Stanley Kendall, Long before audiences has been "one "To know how to make a cake, cadets from all over New Jersey Red Bank's only of the major benefits of their shear a sheep, identify insects made'lt'the Urges? New Jersey Branch; Joseph Thomas, Gretcli- work." or care for an aquarium, but wing CAP encampment ever held en McClellan and Barbara Banks and Barbara Renshaw, New He praised the manner in which telling others how to do it can at McGuire. COLD STORAGE VAULTS Shrewsbury; Mary Steeves and Moninouth County's six partici- sometimes be of greater benefit The cadets toured McGuire's. Shrewsbury; pants conducted their programs than the skill itself. facilities. Study sessions were Timothy Deegan, at last Wednesday's New Jersey "Demonstrations teach boys held in the courses that make Henry Landwehr, Keansburg; FOR FURS AND WINTER WOOLENS State 4-H Demonstration Day at and girls to think on their feet, up the CAP's aerospace educa- Wayne Spafford, Union Beach; Rutgers University. to project their personalities and tion program. These deal with Charlotte and Charles Nappi and Edward Sulkowski, Hazlet, and Peggy Kaul, Colts Neck, was to communicate easily with citizenship, aircraft power, theory SPECIAL BOX STORAGE PLAN Harold Taylor, Atlantic High- others. The fact that demon- of flight, navigation, weather, • Bonded Routemen • Economical Rates given a gold award by the New lands. Cop,. I Ml h, IMW foelwe SyntftoW. IK. Jersey United Milk Producers in strators in the state competion communications, rockets and -r-m the event (or the best demon- seem to become more gracious missiles. It adds up! More and more "Yup, the horn's okay, Dad!'! stration in dairy work. She titled as the years go by would indicate The encampment exercises LEON'S that they are placing more people use The Register ads each her presentation "Fitting a Dairy ended Saturday with a parade WHITE ST. . RED BANK Animal for Show." importance On an ability to speak and review and an exhibition of issue because results come fast- well." Others competing were Pat Sat- the CAP champion drill team. A er.—Advertisement. It Pays to Advertise in The Register lerthwait, AUentoivn, who demon- strated "A Centerpiece Good Enough to Eat.", Theodore Frud- den, Clarksburg, a "Cheese Cas- terole Loaf."; Thomas Hansen and Ben Fiorentlno, Englishtown, BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH DRIVE-IN AUTO CENTER GIVES YOU To Choose ONE-STOP SERVICE FOR YOUR CAR-WHILE YOU SHOP Union Beach Get quick, expert terviee and installation on tires, muffler*, shock absorbers, batteries, seat covers, brakes and wheel Queen Friday AT THE alignment. PLUS these extra services at no extra charge UNION BEACH - The judging EATONTOWN and crowning of Miss Union CIRCLE when you buy your tirai at Bamb'ergbr's: Beach, sponsored by the Recrea- UW JHSEK'l GM ATtST STOM, ONE Of AMIMCA'S UNI 11; tion Commission, will be held • Rotation • Intfoflotlon • Hot Repair AdjocMt l» iombwgjtr's at «*• WwifBWr Cinch Friday night in Memorial School auditorium, starting at 8 o'clock. The contestants must be IS yean of age or older and be resi- dent* of Union Beach. The winner wil receive a lov- ing cup and gifts. She will reign over the two-day annual Youth Day, Aug. A and 5. Miss Diane CoughUn, 1961 queen, will present the crown to the winner. AU adult members of organi- zations in the borough are in- vited to the affair. Girls wishing to enter the con- Tubeless Nylon Tire Sale test and not yet registered should contact Mrs, Martin Mclnerney, commission chairman. rains naouciD ON ML SUIS-IJ", i«" AND IS"-T© rain* TOB IMPORTANT SAVIHCS OH mats Union Bench m»T QVAUTV VANDDMILT TIMS WITH IMWONIH SUABANTII'-AND TOO HISS NO BICAPPABLI «CMMM Mrs. Stanley Malinowski, a new member, was welcomed last week at a meeting of the Union Beach Little League Ladies Aux- iliary. Plans were discussed for BOY YOUR the All-Star game Saturday. Plans were also made to provide TIRES THE cheerleaders. The meeting, in the home of Mrs. Robert Dehler, was attended by Mrs. Albert Niola, BAMBERGER Mrs. Robert Harriot^ Mrs. Frank Carbose, Mrs. James Flynn, Mrs. WAY..: Richard Goeb and Mrs. Robert Daley. IT'S THE Mr. and Mrs. Louis Riccardi •re spending a one-week vaca- RIGHT WAY; tion touring Niagara Falls and Canada. You, got complete satisfaction Mr. and Mrs. Edward Murphy • You're buying from New and children, Patrick, Michael, Jer«ey'» greatest store, Kevin and Kathleen, and John one of America's finest Hill all of Fltchburg, Mass., and * We stand behind every, Miss Elizabeth Burns, Eliz., have thing we tell to assure returned home after three-weeks your complete satisfac- visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. tion Arthur Fleck. You get urvieo while you snop Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Wilson • You can have your tires and children, Lynn and Scott, mounted while you do Union Ave., have returned after your (hopping « one-week vacation in Seaside * You get free installation, Park. rotation and flat repair when you buy your tires Mrs. Anna Beck, 6th St., has at Bantbergei'a returned home after spending You get complete . several days with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis one-stop car care Conrad, Newark. * You can get quick, ex- pert «ervice on batteries, 53.88 Mr. and Mrs. Milton Frankel muffler!, shook absorb- and sons, Jules and Ronald, New ers and teat covers York, have opened their summer You get up to 18 months home on Shore Rd. Guests last to pay week were their son-in-law and • You can buy with no daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norman down payment, take up '""•»"«.,,., ,i|f Gable, and children, of Brooklyn. to 18 months to pay when you buy on Bam- Donald J. Kline, U. S. Coast berger Homcmaker's Guard, has returned to the Coast Credit Plan. Guard Receiving Station, Cape May, after spending a 15-day leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kline, 6th St. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pof- SAVE 26%-WHEEL, BRAKE fenberger and daughters, Jo Ann and Susan, Lorrilard Ave., have AND ALIGNMENT SPECIAL returned after vacationing sever- al days at Lake Winnepesaukee, N.H.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Delaney MUFFLERS and children and Mr. Delaney's Rust-reiiltont, with lifetime guarantee* SHOCK ABSORBERS mother, Mrs. Bessie Delaney, AU 3 for 9.99 Bloomlield, are spending the sum- O. i I INSTALLED COMPLETE Cushion Master shocks, mer in their home on Prospect COMPLETE COMPLETE FRONT '47-'54 Studeboker Champion guaranteed for cor life* Ave. BRAKE ADJUSTMENT WHEEL BALANCING END ALIGNMENT Mite Pr(M Chevrolet -7.47 Chevrolet - 9.47 225 Pints of Blood Pontlac . 7.47 ALONE, 1.50 ALONE, '3 ALONE, 8.99 Old! - ».4t Bulck _ 9.97 5.99 EACH Donated at Monmouth Bute* —16.47 • Adjust all 4 shoe* • Balance both front wheels. -1B.97 • Correct, camber and caster FORT MONMOUTH - Com- . 7.47 • Inspect lining For most American can - 7.47 • Teat brakes • Install new weight! • Correct toe-in, toe-out panies G and M of the Army - 9.97 Signal School were high donors -10.97 • Inspect hydraulic system • Get extra tire mileage Precision engineered to give a new, safer -fi and B- -11.47 • Inspect, adjust.etcering ride. 'Free replacement if shock* wear during the July visit of the Red i-uiiiuui.il ».(• oo .6o anda uo _ —. 9.9v.w9 • Inspect grease scab and smooth performance •Fully gu«>r*vnteed tvgtinst manufftcturer'i defects, out for as long as you own your car. Cross Bloodmobile here. far the lifetime or your cir—free replacement. DuiU and convertible! ellsritlj hither.. Tall pliwi jor moit At all Auto Centers except Newark Inittllatloa aritlablt kt notntaal The two units donated 101 pints cara alio ftraliafale at law prlcea. of blood collectively and civilians at the fort gave 37 pints. A to- tal of 225 pints was donated this months at the post bringing the year's total to 1,820. . - CALL OSborm 1-1JDO, Klllon l-KOO 0* WRITS en »lr«. tnt etlllvwy wltM/t eur d.llvtrc mnt, Tlr« (Owl. 144) and Auto Acc«iorl«l (O«Ot. Jrnr Auto CenUr on Route » In Sprlmfuld, unlna othemUe agaclfUr). I ' will be Aug. 23. On Talaairvlc* or mall ordera, add *t per lira. Thla will bo rafundtd or crtdltod to your account whan yau bring your aid tiro (a) In ttado to any •amberier Aulo Canter. Get Mountain View BUY WITH NO DOWN PAYMINT, TAKE IIP TO 18 MONTHS TO PAY WITH A BAM.BIR0ER HOMEMAKER'S CREDIT ACCOUNT WILMINGTON, N.Y. - Mr. •nd Mrs. Wilbur B. Warren, 53 Elm PI.. R*d Bank N.J. were among rMHit "isllori who vinrtd tt» .UlrrwJack panorama from AIR-CONDITIONED BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH OPEN Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays TiU 9:30 P.R I atop WUMact Mountain hart. ° SHOP TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS'pROSATURDAYS PPOMU 10 A.MiM.. TILL*till ** P.Mtu . *