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Issues:d Dally, Monday through Friday, entered ai Second Class Matter RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1960 7c PER COPY £££%*& PAGE ONE VOLUME 82, NO. 254 at the Post Olttce at Red Bank, N. J., under the Act of March 3, 1679. Nation Needs More Humility Katanga Asks In World Aid Policy: Case
RED BANK — America needs tion runs into difficulty, we want meeting at the Molly Pitcher more humility in dealing with to rush in and solve it our way.Hotel. . UN to Decide problems in foreign countries, "Then we can't understand why Also on hand to meet the 'Re- Sen. Clifford P. Case (R-NJ) our help is rejected and resent- publican incumbent running for said yesterday. ed." re-election this November against "As a nation," he said, "we Sen Case's foreign policy ob- Democratic candidate Thorn are just brimming over with servation was made during yes- Lord were Rotarians fnftn Eaton- On Secession helpfulness. When another na- terday's Red Bank Rotary Club town and Middletown. Discards Talk Arriving late to the luncheoa- meeting Sen. Case discarded Want Bag his prepared talk and sum- Kefauver marized his recent survey of the experiences of state colleges and To Put Issue universities under the National Defense Education Act of 1958. Wins In Sen. Case, ranking minority Up to Council member of the Senate Education Subcommittee, said he found ELISABETHV1LLE, The unanimous general approve of Landslide Congo (AP) — Katanga the act among the 13 responding AT END OF THE RECORD RUN—The XI5 rocket plane settles to a landing at Ed- Premier Moise Tshombe schools. NASHVILLE (AP) - Sen. Es- But, the senator said, seven of wards AFB, Calif., after flying 2,150 m.p.h., fastest speed ever attained by a manned tes Kefauver won a third term today awaited a decision the colleges expressed opposition aircraft. Just above it is one of three FI04 chase planes which kept watch while with a stunning landslide victory on his appeal for Security to the controversial loyalty and flight was made. At right Joe Walker, National Aeronautics and Space Administra- in yesterday's Tennessee Denio-i Council consideration of disclaimer oaths, "and none vol- cratic primary, in which civil unteered an expression of sup- tion test pilot, prepares to leave the craft after the record flight. rights was the overriding issue. Katanga's attempt to se- port for them." (U.S. Air Force Photos via AP) The race, billed as the tough- cede from the Central Congo Pending legislation, however, est of the lanky 57-year-old sen- government's control. will remove the disclaimer af- ator's career, turned into his Tshombe made his appeal for fidavit, while retaining the oath .greatest triumph as the state's council session on Katanga in of allegiance. olicemen voters made it unmistakably . meeting yesterday with UN "I think this will effectively Says School Board clear they preferred his liberal meet the problem," he said. philosophy to that of Judge An- The problem of this country's Suit drew T. Taylor, a strong advo- UN Soldiers cate of segregation and states foreign policy—with emphasis on Meeting Was Illegal Blocked at Airport South America and 'he Congo— Pay rights. came up during a question and HIGHLANDS — Board of Ed- to bounty Superintendent of Kefauver, the Democratic vice ELISABETHVILLE, The Con- answer session. ucation Member Stewart D. King chools Earl B. Garrison for an FREEHOLD -Two Asbury presidential candidate in 1956, led go (AP)—The Katanga govern- 'ark policemen cleared in June He termed the difficulty of said last night he would appeal pinion on the legality of the from the outset and quickly grab- ment today would not allow 20 creating new nations among un- oard's July 18 meeting. n a misconduct indictment bed a two-to-one ma»gin which UN soldiers from Ghana and prepared peoples of the world as Mr, King and Charles Diebold rowing out of a 1957 city park- he maintained throughout the Morocco to leave a UN plane "perhaps the most difficult prob- harged they had not been noti- g meter theft scandal brought night. which landed at Elisabethville lem any civilization has been fac- Mayor's Vote ied of the special meeting. uit here yesterday for back pay With tabulations from 2,382 of Airport to pick up UN Under PRESENTS HIS CASE — Answering questions at yester- ed, with." "It's my opinion that the meet- otaling $18,232.92. the state's 2,635 precincts, theSecretary Ralph J. Bunche. day's Red Bank Rotary Club meeting is Sen. Clifford Answer: Educate Needed On ing was illegal," Mr. King stated. Patrolmen David Jones, 32 ,and vote was: The confinement of the UN In general, he said, the answer 'I'll appeal it to Mr. Garrison." ohn Graham, 36, filed the action Kefauver — 433,097 detachment (o the plane was in P. Case (R-NJ), who is seeking re-election this Novem- line with Premier Molse seems to be through education, The board voted July 18 to pay the state Superior Court. They Taylor - 218,981 ber against Dembcratic candidate Thorn Lord. Flanking "as quickly and as extensively Traffic Law ewly-appointed principal Joseph eek recovery of salaries lost Tshombe's defiant statement The outcome has been watch- as possible." Bolger $7,000 for the school luring 20 months they were SUB- that UN troops would have to the senator are Herman B. Huber, right, Rotary presi- NEW SHREWSBURY - The ed nationally for an indication of But, he insisted, the only inter- rear of July 1, 1960 to June 30, iended awaiting trial. fight their way into this prov- tie-breaking vote of Mayor Karl the depth of Southern reaction dent, and Edmund J. Camona, vice president. Also 1961, payable in 12 equal monthly ince if UN Secretary General national instrument capable of K. Baron last night cleared the. The two were taken out of uni-to the civil rights proposals adopt- present were Rotarians from Middletown and hatontown. dealing with situations like the installments. brm by City Manager Kendall Dag Hammarskjold went ahead way for adoption of new parking ed by the Democratic National with his plan to send the first ongo is the United Nations. and stop-street restrictions. Effective July 15 Lee Nov .7, 1958, after having Convention. Taylor sharply crit- "Let's face it, a nation can leen indicted by a Monmouth UN forces Into Katanga tomor- The borough council meeting Mr. King pointed out, however, icized this platform plank, while row. inly have things its own way in-was highlighted by a debate con hat Mr. Bolger's contract was ;ounty Grand Jury for allegedly Kefauver said only that it went Craig Finnegan, Engineer 'emitting a police car assign ide its own borders. If we wantcerning the prohibition of park iffective July 15 and by the terms a little too far. help, say, in South America, id to them to be used by un- Under Secretary Ralph J. ing on the north side of Pine )f the contract he would there Kefauver termed his voctory an n we should help these coun- Brook Ed., 155 feet west of theore be paid a salary for thecnown persons in pilfering coins Bunche, who flew from Leopold- 63, Dies at Belford Home ies to help themselves. rom meters on Lake Ave. emphatic answer to "the detrac- center of Wayside Rd. two weeks of July prior to th tors of the South, who tried to ville to try to arrange for the Let them make the deci- A jury found them not guilty BELFORD — Craig Finnegan, sons, Thomas Finnegan of New Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Grover, effective date — a total ol say that we are a backward peaceful entry of UN troops into ions," he said, "not try to iorce une 22, 1960. Mr. Lee restored Katanga Saturday. 63 Middletown Township Engin- Monmouth and Joseph Finnegan operators of a grocery store ai $291.66. people." ur solutions on them." them to work July 3, but turned Bunche relayed Tshombe'* eer for 23 years, died last U.S. Navy, stationed at Norfolk the intersection, opposed the During that period the boan Cuba Si, Reds No measure on grounds it woul was still paying a salary to tht down their bid for pay for the request to UN Secretary Gen- night in his home, 253 East End Sen. Case was more emphatic discriminate against the indus- months on suspension .He had not eral Dag Hammarskjold in Rd. outgoing principal Joseph R. Tis 'hen the issue of Soviet domina- trial and commercial interests cornia, he said. made any specific charges New Balloon Lcopoldvillo and emphasized Mr. Finnegan was born here, on of Cuba was raised. for which the area is zoned. Vice President Samuel Sil against them, but defended his that the decision was up to the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. In a showdown, he stated Mr. Grover added that durin berblatt said board members ha suspension order in the light of Hammarskjold. An answer was John Finnegan. latly, "We're not going to permit his six years of business at thai been notified of the meeting bj the pending indictments Launching expected today. He held similar posts for many :ommunism in Cuba, anymore site, there had never been an ac-telephone because there had no This is the second legal action Reliable informants in Leopold- years in Keansburg, Atlantic ban in Guatemala." cident or traffic problem there. been time to mail notices. the policemen have taken to win ville .said there was no change— Highlands, Matawan, Raritan On the domestic front, Sen. Brings Snapshots "No one tried to notify me oi back lost salaries, totaling Tuesday Set and probably would be none—in Township and Keyport (See CASE, Pg. 2) Edward Carney of Wayside Rd.Mr. Diebold," Mr. King respond- 161.46 each. Their first suit was Hammarskjold's plans to send CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla He supervised'the construction complained that his driveway ed. filed before their criminal trial the first troops into Katanga Sat- (AP) - The United States will of a new water plant in High was often blocked and brough Mr. King later told a Register and it was dismissed by Superior urday to start replacing Belgian try again next Tuesday to launch snapshots tq, the meeting to reporter he planned to call Mr. Court Judge Gene R. Mariano as forces keeping order in the rich lands and sewerage disposal a 100-foot balloon communica- plant in Keansburg. Oceanport prove it. Garrison today for his opinion ."premature," though the judge (See CONGO Pg. 2) Also included in the ordinance on the legality of the meeting. declared a new suit, if filed prop- tions satellite into orbit about the Active in Republican affairs, erly, could raise the issue again. earth. Mr. Finnegan served as county Rejects are clauses prohibiting parking Were Opposed committeeman from the Belford on Fire House Rd., and providing The policemen are represented The National Aeronautics and Both Mr. Diebold and Mr, Space Administration said yester- Highlands district for many years. He gave for stop signs at the intersec- King twice voted against Mr by attorney Charles Frankel. up that post two years ago. Meter Bids tions of Fire House Rd. and day it believes it has solved rock- Bolger's appointment. Selection ol et troubles that ruined the first A graduate of local schools Sycamore Ave. and Tinton Ave. the new principal was hotly de- Hires Two OCEANPORT — Borough Coun- Councilmen Herbert Willett, 3d, attempt last May 9. This effort he received his degree at Buck- bated and came to a vote Compatibility failed because of a malfunction nell University. cil last night rejected as "ex-and Daniel Renshaw voted :essively high" two bids for in- two successive meetings. of control jets in the upper stages He was a trustee of St. against the measure. Council- Teachers itallation of water meters in the The original vote June 29 wa of the Thor-Delta carrier rocket. Mary's Catholic Church, New men Robert McCall and John 'ortaupeck section. declared Illegal because onl; Commended HIGHLANDS - Two new tea- Monmouth, and was active Lemon approved. The immense sphere is design The bidders were Sarbo, Inc., four votes were cast for Mr. Bol chers were hired by the Board many of its organizations. Craig Finnegan Mayor Baron, in casting th ed to study the feasibility of us- Rt. 35, Middletown, $9,287.50, and ger. Under state law at least five of Education last night. Mr. Finnegan was also a World deciding vote, said "I feel that, votes — a majority of a nine- By Mayor ing such space stations for fast, They are John W, Tomlinson, Va.; a sister, Mrs. Madelin Gorcey Plumbing and Heating, much as the borough wants t reliable global communications. War I veteran of the Navy. Long Branch, $19,750. member board — are necessary Breton Woods, and Mrs. Rosa- A charter member of the Mid-Lohsen of this place; two broth encourage ratables, we still have to appoint a principal. NEW SHREWSBURY - At aThe project, called Echo, could mond S. Metcalf, Asbury Park. At its June meeting, council an obligation to private property lead to worldwide radio, televis- dletown Lions Club, he was aers, Earle Finnegan of Patersor The board voted again July meeting described by Mayor Mr. Tomlinson will receive a sal- had authorized spending $8,000 ion and telephone net works. member of numerous professional and Daniel Finnegan of Dover, — this time with its entire mem Karl K. Baron as "one of the ary of $4,400, and Mrs. Metcalf, engineering groups. Del., and seven grandchildren. for purchase and installation of most compatible I've presided (Bell Telphone Labs at Holm- $4,000. the meters. bership present — and approvec Surviving are his wife, Mrs The Scott Funeral Home is the appointment, 5 to 4. over," the borough council last del is participating in the proj No definite grade assignment Mayor Edward C. Wilson, St., Lillian Conroy Finnegan; two charge of arrangements. night voted to put a street light ect.) has been made (or either teach- had announced that the govern- Thief Enters n the middle of Plum St. and cr, according to Joseph R. Bol- ing body plans to spend about contact the county about having The balloon will be folded ac- INDEX cordion style in the nose of theger, principal. 10,000 a year to install meters in Home, Gets faulty drainage at Willow Rd. MONMOUTH PARK all houses in the Portaupeck sec- and Hope Rd. fixed. Thor-Delta. If it blossoms out in The following substitutes were LITTLE SILVER — Police ar PAG space and achieves orbit, ground also approved: Mrs. Irene Opfer- IN-THE-MQNEY TODAY'S PICKS ion. 14 The mayor apologized to resi- searching for a thief who stol Amusements stations will attempt to bounce \ man, Mrs. Deborah Brooks and SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT Residents in that area now pay Births dents who attended with hopes of i flat rate for their water. $600 in cash and travelers viewing "fireworks," and apsignal- s and voice messages off:Mrs. Selma Ingram, By DOTTIE GORMAN By JAX checks early yesterday from th Jim Bishop its surface. | Mr. Bolger announced that reg- Two parcels of land were sold Bridge 15 & 18 pointed Russell Palumbo of 103 at auction. home of Mrs. Roscella Herberl Glenwood Dr. to head a com- NASA announced the launching,istration for new pupils will b» Fort C. Fort C. 36 Woodland Ave. • Classified 20-22 date in advance to give volunteer'held at the Highlands School from Scratched for This Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Val- Comics 15 & 18 mittee which will analyze the Belle of Gold entino, Brooklyn, were the only Police Chief James W. Fi community's insurance program project participants around the'Aug. 22 through Aug. 26 from 9 1 Belle of Gold Head Bouncer Crossword Puzzle 15 & 18 t,n»t Not Trim bidders on a 120xlOO-foot tract said the entering and larceny and recommend any necessary world time for preparation. 'to 11:30 a.m. curred between midnight an Editorials 6 changes. Leap Year Maid Yeap Year Maid on the north side of Hia- watha Ave. They offered $1,000 dawn yesterday. Herblock 8 Mr. Palumbo will announce his BEST BET noyal Quill Kilty Kelly .1 Nuvo Tiawar for the land. The money and checks wen committee at the next council Bank VP Is Arraigned; Good Now Mr. and Mrs. John A. Norkus, in two pocketbooks on a tab Obituaries ' meeting. 45 Barker Ave., Shrewsbury next to the bed in which Mr Sylvia Porter i The mayor also appointed Mrs. Outline Colonel R. S, Radio-Television 1 •. Another Chine* Outline Township, bid $800 for a 100x100- Herbert and her husband wen Anson Peckham of 177 Tinton Claim $100,000 Shortage Colonel R. S. Crafty Bolle oot parcel on the south side of sleeping, he said. Religious Services Id Ave. to be local chairman of a Chief Contender, Bungalow PI. They were the only Mrs. Herbert did not discovei Social 1 statewide committee to plan the ASBURY PARK - A shortage suicide may reach $100,000, a George Sokolsky I Marjody I Stannary bidders. the theft until she woke up ye stale's tercentennial celebration. in funds of the Allenhurst Na- bank official indicated yesterday. terday morning, Chief Fix said. Sports 16-1 She will simultaneously head Kcporteil 'Koudj Shnm Battlo Mayor Wilson said he will ap- tional Bank and Trust Company Ernest Hall, president, said an Snow Crust Snow Crust point a Shads Tree Commission Police said the back door was Stock Market i New Shrewsbury's 30th anniver- audit is being completed and that Could lmprova being charged to a bank vice in the near future. I apparently left open. W. S. White ( sary celebration. the bank's loss may well go into president who tried to commit , Skiff lo Third Scan six figures. Off Truck SulU Edgowater 9 He made the comment after Third Scnn Hidden Charm •
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We Like Debates BISHOP Thg neaVy green canvas drapes It is the voters who will benefit praisal of their knowledge of issues squared the big room off into many small ones. All when Vice President Richard M. as well as their abilities. had signs: Associated Press, UPI, Hearst Headline Serv- Nixon and Sen. John F. Kennedy ice, New York Times, Knight Newspapers, Chicago The fact that the two presidential Sun-Times—scores of them. Each day—and this is as take to the platform together to dis- contenders and the New Jersey sena- true of Los Angeles as it is of Chicago—I went into cuss the issues of the presidential torial aspirants have agreed to share the room marked King Features Syndicate and chatted campaign. the same platform will, we hope, with my confreres. Lately it is again becoming the spread down to the Congressional The old man was always there. He sat apart, on thing to do for candidates opposing district, freeholder, and municipal a leather couch, and he had an antique dignity which each other to meet for a debate, levels. he wore with ease. His name was George Rothwell Brown. He was 80, tall and slender with a foot of even though they do not like to call It is relatively easy for candi- snow on his roof. He had been a good reporter before it that. dates for public office, without see- I was born, and I was conscious of it in his presence. ; Next week, for example, U.S. ing their opponents, to fire charge Now, the people were moving too fast for his Sen. Clifford P. Case, a Republican, after charge and then wait for the legs, so he was sitting it out, thinking. The events and Thorn Lord, the Democratic op- reply. This sometimes gets dull. we're not too fast for him—just the people. Mr. Brown ponent for his seat, will meet before But it is another story when they sat apart, left knee over right, and he never said more These Days: than a polite hello unless the younger men wanted a group of New Jersey newsmen to meet and debate the issues of the WILLIAM to talk. Then he would respond, measuring conven- talk about problems facing the state, day. Then, we see them at their Liberals and Conservatives tions of long ago against this one. the nation, and the world. best—or their worse. S. WHITE Each day he wrote a political column and it went Such give and take is excellent And the result can only be a bet- By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY out over the wires like the others and it crawled up —and puts the candidates in situa- ter informed American who will be WASHINGTON - The first electric cables into newspapers all over the country. Words may have meaning; they may be images; major skirmish in the new presi Some of the editors gave George Rothwell Brown a jipns which help the voters, as Veil able to cast an intelligent ballot in they may arouse emotions. They may really mean dential campaign has been fought as newsmen, to make a close ap- November. in the border states. A hundred good play. Others buried his stuff far back in the pa- nothing. I was pondering on the words liberal and years ago they formed "the dark per or tossed jt on a spike. and bloody ground" betwixt conservative as used in the,Democratic convention Some of the men in the room gave him time. and came to the conclusion that while there were no North and South. The Civil Rights Issue The Democratic ticket through George Dixon sat and talked old politics and Mr. precise definitions, there were images vice presidential candidate Lyn- Brown remembered everything as though McKinley . We are happy to see that Vice President Nixon said: pictures, emotions. don Johnson has fired the open- and Cleveland were yesterday's news—as indeed they President Richard M. Nixon is em- "It will be the responsibility of For instance, in 1952 Joe McCar ing salvo there in a contest of great meaning and great subtlety. were. Bob Considine always stopped for a few words; phasizing the civil rights issue as the next president to attempt to thy was a problem to both the Demo- Senator Johnson's speech last Milton Kaplan and Louis Messolonghites, good editors, 'he begins his campaign to gain the build in the hearts of the American crats and the Republicans. He was re- week-end at Nashville was far gave Mr. Brown a play; Ruth Montgomery always said garded as a conservative, a Fascist, a more significant nationally than presidency. • people the idea that non-discrimina- was recognized. And it involved a ladylike hello, and Mr. Brown came to his feet to hero, an anti-Communist, a pain-in-the It is further evidence that the tion is not just a legal problem but far greater daring and risk. His bow. neck. But really how could one define decision to stand all the way In He was a gentleman journalist and had been to civil rights plank in the Republican a moral problem, not a Southern Joe McCarthy in precise terminology' Tennessee for the Democratic SOKOLSKY convention platform — including the political wars many times. Since 1929, he had platform does not merely pay lip problem but a national problem, not He advocated 110 per cent parity but by implication its ultra-libera worked for the elder William Randolph Hearst, and, service to this controversial ques- a government problem but a per- he would put every Communist in prison. Study that civil rights plank — may be seen in his age, he was still pulling his weight. When he equation and what does it come up to in terms of later as one of the vital turns of tion. It shows that the GOP is sin- sonal problem." the whole campaign. wrote his column, Mr. Brown sat at the typewriter ideas? Would not 110 per cent parity cripple our econ- cerely interested in eliminating the This is what we like to hear from For it amounted to a clear next to mine, and he thought of his copy carefully. omy so. that the Communists could take us over? I notice to the Southern and border He had respect for a blank sheet of paper. discrimination blight in the United the vice president and we hope he once argued >this point with Joe, who, despite all that states on the racial, the religious I tried to make conversation, although I was con- States. carries forth the fight as he ven- has been said about him, was an intelligent man. The and the sectional issues of 1960. It was a challenge flung into the scious that he had forgotten more than I will know, In calling for an end to bias, Vice tures into the South. answer to this puzzle is that whereas anti-Communism teeth of regional conservatives and he was as courtly as though I were someone is an emotional response to a profane phenomenon and ultra-conservatives every- whose opinions mattered. I studied his long brown it can be advocated by a liberal as well as a conserva- where below the-Potomac. And it was an invitation to the face, the little sparkle of hidden humor, in the blue tive. As a matter of historic fact, the most .effective Your Money's Worth: Nixon-Ledge ticket to take its eyes, and I wondered if I would be as good at 80— fighters against Communism both in Europe and the own risks and seek its own op- or even if I would be around. United States are Socialists or ex-Communists; that portunity in the border states and Is Budget Surplus Hurting Business? South. It is an invitation that is, Marxists. One day, with no story in sight, I wrote a detailed surely will be accepted. account of Lincoln's nomination one hundred years By SYLVIA PORTER The term, liberal, does not help us too much. It Johnson's words were these: "Wherever I may go I will ago. It was a long one. The following morning, I went The staunch Republican busi- the swing to surplus—both in its This subtraction of money s a catch-all word used for many purposes and never speak at a Southerner to down to the press room and riffled through the news- nessmen around the dinner ta- timing and in the way it was from the national income stream describing many states of mind. All the candidates Southerners or as a Protestant to papers and saw a column by George Rothwell Brown. ble were extolling the achieve- achieved—may be the essence of is a restraining influence. It acts! of both parties regard themselves as liberals. But what Protestants or as a white to ments of the Eisenhower Ad- what has been wrong with the as a brake on demand, This is whites. I will speak* only as an He had written the same story, but he had done it in ministration. "And don't you for- economy in 1960 why a budget surplus in a phase do they mean? Kennedy wants more government; Nix- American to Americans — what- one-third of the words. get for one Here is why: of inflationary boom is so de- on less. Both will be forced by the course of events ever their region or their religion or their race." I gulped. "We hit the same theme," I said. He minute the When the budget is in the red,lsirable to have more government if the Cold War lasts an- way Eisenhow- Not the least of Senator John- smiled. "Yes," he said. "You have a nice swing to the federal government is puttin?! But a sudden swing from great other four years. It matters little what they say now; er has fought more money int.. o th.. e economy" deficiJ_fl_!a.4t t_o surplu_l s i(n_ an economi• c son's purposes in this quick your stuff. They cut mine." It wasn't a complaint. He for a balanced! than it is taking out in the form upturn which isn't so robust may the course of events, altogether beyond their control, march into Tennessee was to just wanted me to know that he had done better than budget and assist Estes Kefauver. Kefauver of taxes. be too much of a brake. In the will determine the conditions. what I had read. We talked about Nixon and Lodge won," said fourth quarter of 1959 the gov was being bitterly pressed, for one. "Look at This additional flow of money Nixon recognizes that whether he or Kennedy renomlnation by an arch-con- and he thought of them as bright energetic young into the national stream is a ernment put $4.5 billion more the $1 billion cash into the Income stream is elected President, an explosion of ideas, events, servative and all-out segregation internationalists. surplus he got stimulant. It makes jobs, fattens 1st, Judge Andrew. Taylor. paychecks, pads profits. There than it took out. In the first in last year's movements will have to be met But the means, he Judge Taylor attacked Kefauver For a moment, I was on the verge of saying: is no disagreement about this at quarter of 1960 it took out $3.8 says, employed will be different. The factors of time, primarily on the charge that the PORTER budget despite all, which Is why both political billion more than it put in, and "Would you like to go out with me tonight? Would ienator "sold out the South" by terrific odds. parties now accept the desira- in the second quarter it took out place, associates, enemies, neutrals will all have to you like to have dinner, or maybe hit a movie?" but look at the way it's being used $4.4 billion more than it put in. supporting even moderate civil bility of a budget deficit to com be taken into consideration. I didn't The words sounded frivolous in my mind. I to pay down the public debt." bat recessions. That sensational reduction in the rights legislation. "Yes, plenty of people are federal government's contribu For example, at a moment when the United States As this Is written the outcome couldn't imagine George Rothwell Brown sitting In a When the budget is in the looking at that lurplus, but not tion to the income stream, says was closest in alliance with Great Britain and France, of Kefauver's personal struggle theatre watching the antics of Marilyn Monroe or as joyously as you are," an- black, the federal government is Business Week, "probably goes can not be known. (The primary taking more money out of th? swered I. "In fact, there are lots a long way toward explaining the Suez war exploded. John Foster Dulles had min- election was yesterday). But an Maria Schell or Jack Lemmon. economy in taxes than it is of experts, many as conservative the first half'.' flabby showing." utes in which to weigh in the balance the attitude of observer can confidently say this: putting in. He looked at his watch. I thought, "Your time is and Republican as you are, who And now? Now, due to Con- the United States. Were we ready for a universal Kefauver's victory would great- past, old timer, and someday this will happen to me. firess' actions and the Admin- y assist the Kennedy-Johnson •re beginning to suspect that war? Was Russia ready? Would Russia risk that our I hope I can work up to the dignity you were born what's wrong with business now CARMICHAEL istration's desire to give the :icket everywhere, including the is that surplus." economy a new lift, government unreadiness would be advantageous to the Kremlin? South. It would Indicate that a with." I finished my copy and said so long. He got spending is on .'he way up again. If the shocked silence and then Could France, Great Britain and Israel hold the Arab border state having much of the up, hands at his sides, and bowed from the waist The spending won't be enough Old South in it was willing to befuddled conversation that fol- to unbalance the budget but the forceri at bay until the United Nations could settle the "Goodby. Jim," he said. "I'll see you in the morning." lowed may be considered any in- tolerate, however reluctantly, the dication of public understanding problem? If war broke out could It be localized or ictlon of the national Democratic He didn't. He went up to his room and undressed j direction of spending Is back iarty on civil rights because of of what a surplus or deficit in on the side of stimulation. This would it lead to a general war? Would the American and dragged himself into bed wearily. The bones were the appeal otherwise of that the federal government's budget may not please the politics of people support a general war? • ired, the mind was fatigued. In his sleep that night, can mean to jobs, paychecks and | my Republican dinner partners, party. profits in our economy—misun- but it will please their pocket- These decisions had to be made fast. The cost And a Kefauver renomlnated in George Rothwell made his last deadline. derstanding is monumental. Since books. of error could be very great. For instance, when Presi- Tennessee (where Democratic On time, as always . . . I suspect misunderstanding Is no nomination is equivalent to elec- dent Eisenhower permitted Khrushchev to abuse him less than that, here goes with » GOOD RECOVERY tion) would be in position to simple explanation of my com- in Paris, was he right? Should he have lost his temper campaign effectively for the "I Haven't Got The Oihtv Detail) Worked ment. First, some tacts. GASTONIA, N. C. (AP) - entere 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE EATONTOWN TRAFFIC CIRCLE >i j iilife^^«^:uit«ii^i^4^^':-i .'../,;••,; ^ fe*>r *e Aetna We hVp 5, 1960 REP BANK REGISTER wee Co.. ol HartftwA G EMOC County Prosecutor Brcn- The Butler tells All ion T, Byrne »5d foe broker the butler," he said. "Other- took the money client* gave Wro MWPON (AP) - Butler to pay off their mortgage* be- WORLD TODAY Thomas Cronin let the cat out wise there must be an un- fortunate division of authority. fore they were due and then By ELTON C. FAV The dispersal program is not of the bag yesterday — he The master of the house must kept sendin..g„ i..n. monthly pay- AP Military Affairs Writer confined to the./ Air Force. The couldn't get along with Prin- ments on the debts as though Navy (which learned a hard les- cess Margaret's huhband, An- recognize this." WASHINGTON (AP) — If you tony Armstrong-Jones. But he added: " I have no ley were still active. notice a sleek bomber parked al son at Pearl Harbor) now keeps The embezzlement charges a large segment of its fleet either Cronin, who quit Tuesday, intention of embarrassing the your hometown airport, it's a tok- broke his silence over the rea- I royal family or the. princess in ere made after a woman wrote en of the times — part of a at sea or in widely separated o Aetna asking why she had ports. sons and told newsmen that ! any way. sweeping program to disperse the 'I found her royal highness a lever received her cancelled More Difficult Armstrong - Jones took over weapons with which to strike back duties he felt were his as boss most gracious and charming mortgage. The company inves- in the event of a sudden attack. The Army's stragegic disper- of the household staff in the lady. She was always very tigated and found the mortgage A few days ago the Strategic!sal problem is more difficult. But Kensington Palace mansion good and kind to me." lad been paid off. Morchower Air Command started sending in- it has revamped completely its given them by Margaret's sis- lad listed the account as active. dividual bombers to commercial battlefield plans to avoid con- ter. Queen Elizabeth II. Byrne said Morchower admit- centrated targets for atomic fire airports, deploying them tempor- 'I was not allowed to em- :ed his guilt and co-operated in arily from their regular air- against troops in action. Jail Sentence he investigation. While airplcnes can be distrib- ploy any staff, even a char- dromes to train the crews in woman," Cronin said, "I this new procedure. This is aniuted easily to scattered points, didn't pay them their wages For Broker extension of SAC's program of land-based missiles present dis- and many other matters were building more military airfields persal difficulties. The fixed not left in my hands as they NEWARK (AP) - Harry J. to scatter its bombers and re- launching bases for transoceanic should have been. Morchower, a mortgage broker, duce concentrated targets for rockets, of course, can't be mov- was sentenced yesterday to two ed about. And their present and "Mr. Jones—I,always called enemy missiles and planes. him 'sir' as he doesn't like to three years in state prison and planned locations are known at to be called 'Mr. Jones'—did fined one thousand dollars for home and abroad. all this himself." embezzling $209,000 his clients WITH THIS AD One solution is to "harden" the gave him to pay off their debts launchers, put them in holes re- Authority Challenge To Cronin, this challenge of Essex County Judge Walter H 5-Day Special! inforced to withstand anything Conklin imposed the sentence on J! short of a direct hit by an enemy authority was unbearable. Be- fore entering the royal serv- Morchower, 58, of 201 Haywood • j nuclear missile or bomb. Ave., Orange. Morchower had MASTER DEALER MGM A second solution is coming STREETCARS CRASH — Firemen probe through The wreckage of streetcars which ice he served U.S. Ambassa- dor John Hay Whitney and pleaded guilty on April 14. along. When the Air Force's Min- crashed in Vienna, Austria. The death toll has risen to 17 with an additional 104 Morchower told the judge he new line of L P. RECORD uteman ICBM missile is ready, three lord mayors, of London. persons injured. (AP Wirephoto by radio from London) "I have heard some rumors was "truly and sincerely repent Mowers with two launching techniques will be that Mr. Armstrong-Jones and ent." His attorney, Edward R CONNIE FRANCIS used. The solid-fuel rocket can I exchanged blows," he said. McGlynn, pleaded for leniency. free grass bag be fired from a hardened site only bombers, which need long EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake sings hours to make intercontinental "I have been in my job far too Morchower has said previous or from railroad cars which will long to allow such a thing to that he took the money to pay of MONMOUTH move from spot to spot, constant- flight, posed the major menace. ( HE SAYS HE'LL CALL Italian Favorites Today the enemy's arsenal has happen." medical bills for his ailing wifi Mower Shop ly shifting launching positions. and to make good on stock losses The Navy claims it has the missiles designed to reach tar- I you BACK- Relaxing before a vacation OS 1-1073 Reg. 3.98 gets in half an hour. in the country, Cronin wore a Morchower owner of the East best of all solutions in its Polaris ern Mortgage Company of Y Hwy. 35. Middletown submarine system. The sea serv- The nation's master plan for THE TEAM 6OT stylish gray check suit with Special! highly polished brown shoes. Academy St, .was a correspon ice's argument is that not only meeting massive attack goes be- ^THEMSELVES IM ATOLXSH A ll does the system of launching bal-1 yond disposal of weapons. The "I am going to forget all '1.98 • ilistic missiles from submarines!government has its own dispersal SPOT BY NOT FOLLOWING about my days at Kensington Palace ... and the only posi- confound enemy defenses and program, including movement of key personnel to undisclosed or tion I have ever left in un- vastly reduce the danger of des- fortunate circumstances," he I your keif Io truction of the launching base, protected sites. areaiir savings There also is the "continuity said, wiping his brow with \ but it provides this added fea- clean white handkerchief. ture: of government" program, estab- LEON'S Cites Differences Less Danger lishing the line of succession in event of death of top officials. "There were differences of If missiles bases aren't located Same Day Service This has military significance. By opinion, a clash of personali- in the United States, the reason law, the President is the only ty." Ar Our Call Office on for all-our nuclear attack on the official who could order use of At 44 Cronin has clear ideas United States is reduced. nuclear weapons. of a butler's job and how a • DRY CLEANING • SHIRTS Adm. Arleigh Burke, chief of good household should be run. 21 BROAD ST. j!naval operations, says the Na- "To my mind there is only • FLATWORK vy's strategy will be to move the one person to whom a new em- 64-74 WHITE ST. RED BANK RED BANK missile-firing subs about under Road Worker ploye should be responsibl Wed. & Fri. 'HI 9 p.m. vthe escort of nuclear powered antisubmarine submarines. SH 1-4800 The danger of a swift strike Is Reinstated i by Russia was important when TRENTON (AP) — A Vineland ONE WEEK ONLY! road worker who tapped the city water supply when his own well ran dry was ordered reinstated (?) 1060, King Features Syndicate, Inc., World rights reserved. DECORATIVE ARTS CENTER today by the state Civil Service Commission. 40th ANNIVERSARY The commission said Lewis M. Steelan of 1163 Fairmount Ave. Draperies had a good record since 1937 as SPECIAL SALE a heavy equipment operator for Gold Rush Hotel the department of streets and roads, and should be penalized by a suspension instead of dis- EASY SPINNER $1 OO Upholstery missal. Has New Appeal Slipcovers It ordered him reinstated with- out back pay. He was fired Nov. DAWSON, Yukon Territory!was legal tender in Dawson City. 18, 1959. (AP) — The Yukon Hotel, a two-jA crumpled note in the drawer WASHER l The commission said Steelman story log building on the bank j states: and a local plumber connected of the Yukon River, was rushed Carpeting Furniture water pipes to his home when "Sept. 14, 1900. Cash on hand to completion in October 1897, n dust, $108.14." Vineland installed a new water in time for the arrival of the supply system, but continued to gold rush stampeders the fol- The old hotel, with its tower' •\ use his own well. When the well lowing year. ing false front, now is taking on r ran dry, he tapped the city water even more importance as a relic Counseling Service Now once again the hotel has Wallpape for three or four weeks until he been opened, this time by Mrs. of the days of the gold rush be- was discovered. George Ford and Mrs. Harry cause of the recent fire which The commission said Steelman Campbell, two young housewives, destroyed the Dawson Museum, had agreed to pay for the water in time for the 1960 tourist sea- just a few doors down the street. and installation of a meter if his son. i TURN Interior Designing conduct would be overlooked, but was fired two days after he made furnishings in the the payment. eight upstairs rooms have been left as they were in the early LIRR Trains i days. RETURNS FROM EUROPE Oversized Buffets Roll Again dnn RED BANK — Mrs. Henrietta There are solid oak foldaway OFF AND ASSOCIATES Cross, 69 Branch Ave., returned i beds resembling oversized buffets, NEW YORK (AP) - The trains recently from a six-week trip to walnilt headboards six feet high were rolling again today on the New Budget Department SH 1-5656 Europe. A member of a touring and others of brass and wrought Long Island Rail Road; shut down group of the American Horticul- iron. Old fashioned highboys and for 26 days by a trainmen's 630 Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N. J. tural Society, Mrs. Cross visited dresscrs compicte with ironware strike. nine countries. wash sets are in each room. Passenger trains started run- Original lace curtains, carefully jning shortly after midnight. JTHE laundered, have been placed at One worker, conductor Rocco the windows. The walls are cover- Cuollo, summed up the situation: ed with elaborately-flowered and "I'm happy it's over — both gilted wallpaper. for us and the commuters." One of the front upstairs rooms, Engineer Edward J. Carmen however, has been left unfurnish- said that what the trainmen got • HEAT "LINCROFT OFFICE" ed and the door is kept closed. was worth the strike. "We Just leave this room and Getting the railroad back in don't say too much about it," operation wasn't easy. Roadways, WITH A NEW OF THE said Mrs. Ford. "Old timers re- signals, switches and a myriad member well the day a man other items had to be checked Keansburg - Middletown National Bank named McPhee stood at the win- before service could be restored dow, took aim at John Sipkus for its 260,000 daily riders. "LOCATED 4T LINCROFT SHOPPING CENTER" who was talking to a policeman With the resumption of serv- 20 yards away on the river bank. ice, commuters could look for-i •FEDDERS The bullet whistled over the ward to a fare increase — es- policeman's shoulder and killed timated at about $26 a year for Sipkus. McPhee then shot him- each commutation ticket. Part of self here." this would be used to pay for "Right in the Center of Things the peace pact agreed to Wed- $2 Difference I TAX FREE AIR CONDITIONER nesday with the road's 1,350 strik- The quarrel was over a 12 dif- ing Brotherhood'of Railroad ference in a wood deal. Trainmen — conductors, ticket Now it the tlmt to buy that air The lobby, fast taking on the takers, switch tenders and brake- appearance of a museum, is men, conditioner ar greater savings fo furnished with plush and horse- The trainmen 'gained a five- hair furniture with a gilt-frame I day week with no reduction in you. You will enjoy the remainder picture of Queen Victoria dom- wages that had averaged $8,000 inating the scene. a year for a six-day week. The of the summer months in a much The clerk's wicket Is there with union, however, agreed to relax I a slot In the counter to receive some of its work rules — as an gold dust, which would drop cooler atmosphere, Stop In today M/DIHrTOWN NATION*! operating economy — and to give down into a drawer below. Small up 21/2 cents an hour the train- or call , . . flecks of gold still are visible, men had won In a nationally I left over from the days when it negotiated wage increase. FOR SALE I by U.S. GOVERNMENT RESIDENCE AND FIVE VACANT LOTS I SACRIFICE SALE Keansburg, N. J. Lot and one family house with three-cnr gnrajjc (with rrmm fnr office or other purpose); being Lot 5-A In I Hlock 12(i im Tux Map of IJoroiiRli of KcanshurK, N. J. Lncntinn: Off llanmck Street (near Frnzoe Avenue), cast of Muln Street; throe blocks cast from Jersey GEO. C. KOEPPEL Central R.R. nlnlion (in Church Street to Main Street, I then three blocks north on Mnin Street tn llnncock St. Th» lame complote banking facilitioi at offorod f-'ivi! vacant lots (ench approximately 125'xl00') on north AND SON in our Middletown *nd Koaniburg Officoi. Rido of llnncock Street about .100 foot cunt of Muln I Plumbing and Healing Contractor Street, be!nK lots Nns, 12, 1,1, H, 15, nnd 10 In Hlock 57, INTEREST PAID n.i nhown on the Tnx fiinp of the Borough of Kcnns- ON SAVINGS burg, New Jersey. 141 1st Ave., Atlantic Highlands KU'Jit reserved to reject any nnd all bids, I INSTALL 1/ &ERVIC 11 I.I I'IKIS I . « III IK AIR CONDITIONER I.VO'KI Tll»,\ Itv AITOI.VniK.Vf BANKING HOURS Phone Day or Night FOR THE LIFE OF 011 in: mtivr.-iN SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I ftfc/GZHIN MONDAY thru INIIlAV MONDAY Him THUD • KIO AM Io lino P.M. 43 BROADWAY. NEW YORK 4, N. Y. Atlantic Highlands 1-0890 • jOO A.M. Ifl •>)>*) p.tA, rniriAY rviNimi f HIDAY Telephone: Wlllli'lml! 3-HO0I), Ivxt. 27R Oil) I- M l» linn V M Bind AM In « ! (I It P. M y Wife f RED,,BAXK(BEClSyER^ Friday, Aug. 5, 1960-9 So ^y tent * 'JM LONDON (AP) — Britttt actor Michael Wilding and bit wealthy Girls Get State' Says Federal Delay third wife, Susan, have split up SHOES %-years after their Las Vegas wedding. Swim Pool Threatens 25-Million Grant The announcement that they TRENTON (AP) - A swim- lad separated came last night ming pool worth $30,000 will be TRENTON (AP) — The state iignificant compared with the for ihortly before the arrival in this dedicated tomorrow at the state Highway Department today warn- :ost of delay. country of American movie star home for delinquent girls. ed that any further delay on the Unfortunately this section is Elizabeth Taylor, Wilding's se. Lions Clubs in Essex, Union, B e r g e n-Passaic Expressway involved in a 1958 agreement be- the cond wife. Morris and Mercer Counties fi- could cost the state a 25-million- tween the port authority and the nanced the pool as recreation for dollar grant from the New York state. The authority agreed to put whole the delinquent girls ranging in Port Authority and cause intoler- up 25 million dollars if the sec- age from seven to 18. able traffic congestion, tion of the expressway were com- i Department officials continue The pool was installed by vol pleted by the time traffic comes family to push for federal approval of a DID YOU untary skilled labor from the off the second deck of the George Trenton area. contract for work on a key ex- Washington Bridge in June, 1962. iressway project—preparing a KINNEY'S Dedication ceremonies will in firm foundation for the super- KNOW? elude short talks by Gov. Robert highway in the muck near Over About 58 per cent of the people SHOES B. Meyner and Juvenile Judge peck Creek. of Mexico are engaged in HWY. J5 MIDDLETOWN Horace S. Bellfatto, Essex Coun agriculture. There's a ty, and an exhibition by an aqua The U. U. Bureau of Public tic team from Newark. Roads rejected the contract for the second time yesterday. It ad vised the department to seek new Stale Police bids. The department immediately protested that this would mean a Detective Dies delay of at least six weeks. It DOVER (AP) - A state po- again urged acceptance of the lice detective, Thomas P. Mar- lowest qualified bid received July tin of Stanhope, died Wednesday 7. George M. Brewster and Son to serve you in night in Dover General Hospitai NEW SHOWROOM —• Joseph P. Ambrosino, left, and Carmine J. Ambrosino check of Bogota offered to do the work after a long illness. for $6,802,786. over literature in their new Twin Boro Rambler ihowroom on Newman Springs Rd., EATONTOWN Martin, a Paterson native, was Any decision to seek new bids Monmouth a Paterson policeman before ShreWsbury, which is now open. The firm formerly was located on Broad St., will be made early next week by joining the state police in 1938. Shrewsbury, but moved when widening of the road was started. Highway Commissioner Dwight Shopping Center He served in the Hightstown and R. G. Palmer. —-.5 TUDl6 - Netcong stations before his last MIDDLETOWN by HANK KETCHAM CAUGHT: A MERMAID The Public Roads Bureau assignment as head of investiga- DENNIS THE MENACE which dispenses the federal gov- Route 35 and tion at Morrlstown. MADISON, Conn. (AP)-Fish ernment's 90 per cent cost of the Middletown Rd. He is survived by his widow, erman George M. Smith caught a expressway costs, rejected the Elizabeth, and two children, mermaid the other day. contract because the Brewster Thomas, Jr., 17, am! Michael, 15. « He says he and a friend were bid was 32 per cent above the casting into Long Island Sound Highway Department's prelimin from shore when Smith got a big ary estimate of $5,113,867. strike. The department said the differ- CHILD ADULT AND WEDDING He reeled in a female skin ence is its fault. A spokesman diver, who had swum out of range said it forgot to include the cos PORTRAITURE CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE of her diver warning flag. The v of building 6,500 feet of railroad -'v line had wound around her waist. siding and a new $450,000 plan 35 S1LVERTON AVENUE, LITTLE SILVER, N. J. Smith let her go. Wrong to process sand for the project. S H 1-0232 Wo PER ANNUM ! species. The added cost, it said, is in Accounts insured up to $10,000 by the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. MORTGAGE LOANS Just started-and the savings are just terrific! HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS w MARINE VIEW SAVINGS /£ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION MIDDLETOWN OFFICE 874 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN OS 1-2400 [Five Corners) QfltOiTUf WU. SWWE.reT.* @ PLYMOUTH-VALIANT •WHY DIDN'T YA ASKwa IF I WAS Atlantic Highlands Office CHEWIN' BUBBLE GUM ? * 33 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS TIDY BURGLARS HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - AT 1-0100 Neat fellows,' some of these bur-> Aged Cop glars. They tried to crack a coal corripany safe here and failed. .So they tidily put the safe back Kills Self I together again NEW YORK (AP) - An aged y*\m. -.KMswra. t> farmer policeman shot himself fatally yesterday in an alloy be- hind a Brooklyn stationhouse. He left a note saying he was lonely and in poor health. The man was identified by of- ficers as Nathaniel Shuter, 85, of 542 43d St. in the Fort Hamilton section of Brooklyn. He was found with a bullet wound in his tem- ple and died two hours.after be- ing taken to a hospital. AUGUST Police said he served on the force from 1S96 to 1909, and that he later operated a real estate auction firm in downtown FURNITURE Brooklyn. He had been living on a pension of $594 a year, officers said. We're really "YES" men during this tremendous end-of-the-model-year sale! 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J. r Stme II,mn: M,,mhiy linn Snliiiilny 11.00 AM. In , >:M I'll. SHmlvnidc 1-2100 \, HOn* OPIN FRIDAY TO • P. MA .1- Uz.r M«y, Aug. S, 1960 BED BANK BEGISTEB Schedule of RetigUyiis REFORMED FIRST BAPTIST METHODIST JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES PRESBYTERIAN CHRIST EPISCOPAL New Shrewsbury Shrewsbury Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank "You Can if God Wills" will Rev. Don Maxfield. interim "Faith in God: A Conquering The first in a series of outdoor Religion in the News Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster, •'The Feast Of The Transfigur- be the topic of the sermon Sun- pastor, will speak Sunday at J] .Conviction" will be the subject talks will be given Sunday at 3 returned from his vacation, will ation will be celebrated tomor- By RUSSELL LANDSTROM tory work. They are trained by ent the .first in a series of day at 9:30 a.m. by Rev. Isaac .m. "We Live By Faith." Mrs. of the sermpn by Rev. Iverson p.m. at the home of Ralph Mit- preS row at 9 a.m. Rev. Anselm Bro- C. Rottenberg. Mother Marie Aimee, who pre-ifj sermons on the general burg will administer Holy Euch- Francis Swartz, will serve as or- Graham, Jr., Sunday at 10 a. m. chell, 10 Saint Marys PI.. Red DEVON, Pa. (AP) - In a ve pared herself by taking a coursei theme, "Ingredients of a Sue- arist. Music will include "Notturno" ganise_ t during„ August. . The chan- Mrs. Henry M. Killmar, merzo Bank. The speaker, J. Marks, cramped little laboratory that by Mendelssohn, "God So Loved in cytology (the study of cells) cessful Personality" Sunday at eel choir, under the direction of soprano, will sing "God Is My will address the congregation on was once a bathroom, a small Beginning with the 8 a.m. Holy the World" by Stainer, and "The W I'am inj;le. will sine "Of the I shepherd"—Dvorak, and "Thou the subject "Does the Bible Teach at Temple University Medical 10 a.m. His initial sermon will Communion this Sunday, the band of physically afflicted nuns ! Heavens Are Telling," by Peery. Center in Philadelphia. be "Energy and Vitality —Where Father's Love Begotten" and "All j Wilt Keep Him in Perfect Peace" What You Believe?" Following arrdoini"their'bit"in'7he" "fight guest rector will be Rev. Father A men's quartet consisting of Praise to God, Who Reigns —Speaks. the public talk will be Watch- A number of other nuns would i You Can Find Them." Dr. Carl Roy J. Riblet from Bay Shore, on cancer. like to take up (he work. ButR Mueller, minister of music, John Reed, William Ford, Ed- Above" by Wolff. The Lord's Sup- The guest organist, Mrs. Rich tower study. The nuns, members of the Ro- a retired priest from the dio- ward Fields and Roy Buser will per will be observed and the jard Benjamin, will direct the mu- Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. Bible training requires time and the recently returned from a two- cese of Newark. man Catholic Congregation of Je- facilities and space are limit- month European trip, will pre sing "O Day of Rest and Glad- right hand of church fellowship sic for the service. It will include studies will be held at the King- sus Crucified, pore over micro- At 9 a.m. Father Riblet will ness" by Wordsworth. extended to new members. prelude, "Andantine" — Vierne dom Hall, 54 Broad St., 10 St. ed. For instance, the lab has side at the organ console. The deliver the sermon in the regular scopes examining specimen slid- only two microscopes. Sunday school will be held con- Ushers will be Fred Warwick, and the congregational singing of Marys PI., and 220 Pea/1 St. in es for the presence of uterine ushers will be in charge of Nor family Eucharist service. The Congregation of Jesus Cru- man W. Foy, Jr., assisted by currently with morning worship. Ralph Griffith, Bob Fiedler, Wel- morning hymns. Red Bank and 69 Lincoln St. in cancer. Bazar workshop will meet Mon |v cified was founded in France in Albert T. Ball, Henry G. Harley, Cli'^es tie"t in t ? sa"-' v lington Kennedy with Sidney Dull Altar flowers will be presented Fairvicw. The project, thought to be day evening and the church ari Donald Thompson, chair- by Mrs. Vincent B. Smith and A parlor talk at 82 Pear St., 1930. Regina Mundi, the order's H. Ralph Pemmerl and Frank school workshop will meet Tues for the first half of the service unique, has the endorsement of and then meet in their own class men of the deacons ushering daughters, Doris and June, in New Shrewsbury, Tuesday at u,hn ll blg only priory In the United States, | c. Roe. d?" and Thursday. was opened in 1955 with six nuns „, rooms for their lesson. committee. On the deacons greet- memory of husband and father. 8:15 p.m., entitled "Divine Prom- help in their efforts to detec " tf can- Nurs be provided The rectory family has left on ing committee will be Marshall The flowers will also be the gift ises of Blessings," will be given from France. for infants and children of pre- vacation, going to Bolton Land Daily Vacation Bible School cer early. It was organized for the bene- starts Monday at 9 to 11:30 a.m. Smith, Thomas Wilson, Franklin of Mr. Joseph Turkington in re- by Ralph Mitchell, assistant pre- The specimen slides are school age in the Education ing, N.Y., where they will be Sniffen, assisted by several de- membrance of his wife. siding minister. fit of the physically handicapped. Building. joined by Father Broburg Sat- The school will meet from Mon- brought to the convent each week day to Friday for two weeks conesses. Care for babies, nur- Ushers for the month will be Due to the Circuit Assembly Women between the ages, of 20, At lhe conclusion of the serv- urday evening. The rector is by Dr. Edward Rehak, chief and end on Aug. 19. Mrs. John gery and kindergarten children Otto Guenther, Ronald Michalow- scheduled for the week-end of and 30 are eligible to join, unless | ice , Wllowsh|p period wiU be sending a letter to all parish pathologist at St. Agnes Hospital Ciuchta is general chairman. wili be provided during the serv- ski, William Curtis, Duane Aug. 12-14, there will not be a in Baltimore. He also takes back their illness is mental, nervous I j,eid jn tne - ioners, outlining the schedule for or contagious. The annual peach festival will ice. Schmidt, Donald Wallace, Don- ministry school or service meet- the finished work and the nuns' The Single Young Adult Group the August vacation month and Mundi means world in Latin be held on the church grounds Church school will meet at ald Orme, Charles Woelfel, Dav- ing in Red Bank Thursday. All reports. will hold a cook-out at the home noting plans for the fall. 9:4^ a m. preceded bv the Dea- id Cotton, Lacy Bradshaw and are invited to the ministry school j and Regina Mundi is a world in Aug. 20 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. r Reha k su lied the ins r of Eve Van Vleck, Little Silver, cons Prayer Circle at 9:30 a.m. Kenneth Brandenburg. They are and service meeting to be held! ? - .. PPPP P'P - itself. Sunday at 6:30 p.m. BAPTIST A covered dish supper will be tiontionff r r e ePr0]eC Pr0]eCt t hh e eC3St C3St held in White hall Monday at Sunday evening bible study members of the Wesley Fellow- at the assembly tonight at 6:45J ? u ° ^ " " Says Mother Marie Landri: Tie pravcr and: study group New Monmouth hour will be held at 7 p.m. ship. o'clock in Overholt Stadium, Car- 1Jin ?g abou°t for some productiv ^ " e ac- 6:30 p. m. for members of the tiviting abouy that tfo rwoul somde productivalso havee a ca "We are a miniature United will meet in the chapel 'Wednes Bible school will meet Sunday The board of trustees will meet j The MYF will visit CongreRation teret. Nations in our congregation, I day at 10:30 a.m. at 9:30 a.m. with classes for all Women's Guild for Christian Monday night in the church of- Bani Israel synagogue Sunday. therapeutic value for the nuns Service. themselves. speaking many languages, but ages. fice. Jean Way is chairman of this ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC Rev. William E. Bisgrove will They suffer from such illness- one in love and thankfulness." St. JAMES CATHOLIC The Board of Christian Educa- event. Red Bank speak on the subject "The Plea WESTMINSTER es as polio, heart disease, rheu- Represented are France, the Red Bank tion will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Wesley Fellowship will meet for Cleansing" at the Commun- PRESBYTERIAN Masses are celebrated Sunday matism, arthritis, osteomyelitis Philippines, Malaya, Vietnam, Sunday masses are at 6, 7, Mid week prayer service is the Sunday to see a movie, "A Mis- ion service at 10:45 a.m. The Middletown at 7, 8 9, 11 and 12 o'clock. and tuberculosis. China, Japan, Algeria, Sweden, 9, 10, 11 and 12 (high mass) in Hour of Renewal, Wednesday sionary to Walker's Garage." choir will sing "Jesus, to Thy Richard A. Rutherford will con- Confessions are heard Saturdays Germany, Belgium, Holland, It- the church and 9,10 and U o'clock from 8 to 9 p.m. The ice cream social by the Mother Marie Landri, prioress Table Led" by Shubcrt, under duct services Sunday at 9:15 from 4:30 to 6 p. m., and from aly, Spain, Switzerland, Canada in the high school auditorium. MYF will be tomorrow from 4 of Regina Mundi Priory, gave her the direction of Miss Mildred a. m. in the absence of Rev. 7:30 to 9 p. m. approval and the laboratory was and the United States. AME ZION to 8 p. m. Ice cream, cake, and Confessions are heard Satur- Bisgrove, organist. A nursery and Harlan C. Durfee, pastor. Baptisms are at 12:30 p. m. set up in the bathroom of what Mother Marie Aimee, who days from 4 to 6 p. m., and from Red Bank beverages, hamburgers and hot a children's church will be pro- Henry M. Harris, president of Sundays. was once a doctor's mansion. speaks fluent French, English 7:30 to 9 p. m., and week-days Rev. Charles E. Bourne, min- dogs will be on sale. Booths will vided for those from pre-school the Board of Deacons, will speak The Miraculous Medal Novena The lab, headed by Japanese- and Japanese, was a hosoital nat- during the 7:45 o'clock mass. ister, will preach Sunday at 11 be an attraction. up to eight years of age. on "Standing on Your Own Feet." i- held Mondays at 7:30 p. m. born Mother Marie Aimee, ex- ient for 17 years in Tokyo. Her Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 a. m. Holy Communion will be The Vacation Church school, and the Perpetual Novena to St. amines about 50 slides a week on ambition is to open a priory in p. m. in the church. A baptism The next Sunday evening serv- Nursery facilities will be pro- celebrated. Mrs. Teresa Daniel sponsored by Red Bank Council Anthony Is held Tuesday at 7:30 ice will be Sentembf 11, when vided. Ushers will be Thomas of Churches, is in session at this its present schedule. It hopes to Japan because "many there want 'ilank must be obtaine'd from the will direct the senior choir. to join (but) it takes time to the pastor returns from vaca- Barnard and John R. Marshall. Sunday school will meet at 9:30; church. It will end Aug 12. Time reach 100 a week before long. rectory and filled out before the ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL open a house." baptism takes place. tion. .a. m. with Mrs. Clara Carter in is 9 a. m. to 11:30 a. m. The Doctors say the laboratory de- Red Bank tectives have spotted between five The order has six priories in Novena devotions in honor ol The Midweek service of pray- LUTHER MEMORIAL charge. faculty is composed of members er and Bible study will be Wed- New Shrewsbury Holy Communion will be ad- and 10 unsuspected cancer cases France and one in Somerset- Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- Prayer service will be Wednes- from the sister churches of the "The Spirit's Witness" will be ministered every Sunday at 8 out of eVery 1,000 specimen shire, England, opened only last al every Monday at 8 p. m. in nesday at 7:30 p.m. day at 8 p. m. council. Mrs. Herman Kurre of The Christian Couples Club and]the sermon topic of Rev. Daniel The Flower Club will give a the Methodist Church is direc- a. m. slides they have examined. year. An eighth priory is expect- the church. ed to be opened nest year in the Men's Club will hold a joint-D. Reinheimer, pastor, Sunday at dvrken and barbecued spare rib!tor. The concluding session will A Sung mass and sermon by Eight of the 30 nuns in the picnic at Brodman's park Mon- 10:15 a. m. in Tinton Falls School, community now do the labora-iThe Netherlands. dinner Saturday, Aug. 13, at be in the chapel, Aug. 12 from the vicar, Rev. E. V. Kitson- FAITH REFORMED day at 6 p.m. Each family will | Sunday school and Bible class- Walters, will be held every Sun- 10:45 to 11:30 a. m. Hazlet provide its own supper. noon. day at 9:30 a. m., except the es will meet at 9 a. m. Bazar for benefit of Bancroft- EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF ST. JOHN'S METHODIST Rev. Theodore C. Muller, pas- Monday, the voters will assem- fourth Sunday when there will GOD Hazlet tor, will preach Sunday at 9:30 PRESBYTERIAN Taylor Rest Home, ocean Grove, FEDERATED ble at the first aid squad build- be mornir.3 prayer. North Centerville Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor. a.m. at the North Centerville fire Rumson will be Aug. 18-19 in the base- Holmdel ing at 8 p. m. ment of St. Paul's Methodist Sunday-school meets in the Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- Fred Bopp, Jr., Minister of house. Nursery care will be pro- Dr. Arthur L. Maye, director Rev. Arthur S. Joice, guest church hall at 9:30 a. m. vided at 9:30 a.m. at the parson- there. Mrs. George tor, will conduct the Sunday Music. of the Christian Education of the GOODWILL METHODIST preacher, will speak on "Making age, 8 Amher5t La. God Real" Sunday at 9:30 a. m.i is local chairman. service at 11 a. m. and evan- Sunday Services: 8, 9:30 and New Jersey Baptist Convention, Rumson TRINITY EPISCOPAL gelistic service at 7 p. m. Sun- 11 a. m.; Church School; 9:30 Vacation bible school for chil- will conduct the service Sunday Rev. Mr. Joice is secretary for , Red Bank Holy Communion will be cele- field program, Department of CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL! day-school wii. meet at 9:45 a. m. and 11 a. m. evening service: dren of kindergarten age, through at 10 a.m. Douglas Fromm Jr.. brated Sunday at 11 a. m. Rev; program, p Holy Eucharist will be cele- Week-day services for young 7:30. Stewardship and Promotion, Unit- Rumson the sixth grade, will be held Mon- guest organist, will lead the se- Milton G. Killebrew, pastor, will people will be Thursday at 6:45 Youth meetings: Intermediates; day through Friday from 9:30 nior choir. speak on "Communion A Fruit ed Presbyterian p. m. and prayer and Bible study United States. 6th, 7th and 8th grades at 6:45; a.m. until noon. of Jesus." for adults, Thursday at 7:45 p. m. and Senior Youth Fellowship and Consistory will meet Wed- PRESBYTERIAN The Methodist Youth Fellow- Special prayer services will be Post High School Fellowship at nesday at 8 p.m. in the home Eatontown ship will meet in Fellowship Hall _ _ _.,. FTM- _ i_!i ..-it ube- ;: rkanchantt *hthpe lihiroliturgyv . PnnHICandloe liohfinlightinag 1 a.TU. Wednesday at 1 p. m. 7:30 p. m. pf Mr. and Mrs. L. Parks, 15 Rev. Robert W. Reed will con- Sunday at 7 p. m. This group wTbv stnr'hers I timeme is at 7:48 p.mp. m. Mrs!. Sidsid-- There will be no week-day eel- Communion will be adminis- Chestnut Dr. duct his first service as pastor has scheduled a picnic for Aug. ! ebra 10ns f Jean Wirth wm beTuest or- ney Lichter will bless the can- ' ° the Holy Eucharist tered the first Sund morni BAVSHORE COMMUNITY of this church Sunday at 9:30 20. ? the W a.m. Wn"t SunSy Mr. E&F.idles. An Oneg Shabbat will fol- ^IXof August '"'^ T^ 7\ °™^ East Keansburg PRESBYTERIAN the n h [ A g s The church picnic will be held I BAPTIST and REFORMED HenslerfwiPr , JrTr. will bhPe snloistsoloist. i low the services. Alcoholic., ™ °s Anonymou" " :...... s .:,„wil1 Missionary Council will meet the Sunday-School meets at 9:30: Lincroft Church school wil! convene at Saturday services will be at - third Wednesday of each month a. m. Church service is at 11! "The Eternal Presence." willitomorrow at Windward Beach,! Middletown meet 9 at 7:30 p. m. 9:30 a. m. in the nursery through; 10 a. m., Rabb. Rossenthal will Monday at 9 p.m. a. m. be the title of the sermon Sun- Metedeconk. Union services will be at the ! The trustees wi.ll meet in the: junior departments. conduct the service. Sunday serv- METHODIST Prayers for peace and healing day- at 9:30 a.m. by Rev. Sid- Reformed Church during the The Board of Trustees will j ices are at 9:30 a. m. Week-day TRINITY EPISCOPAL service will be held Wednesday ney Crane, supply minister, of chapel Monday evening. month. Rev. John E. Bates will Atlantic Highlands Matawan meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the services will be held each eve- "We Need Each Other" will at 10 a. m. the Princeton Theological Sem- speak Sunday at 10 a. m. on lounge. ning at 7:30. Carroll B. Hall, seminarian, Soldiers of Christ meet at 7:- inary. REFORMATION LUTHERAN "What Is Religious Living?" be Rev. George E. Taylor's ser- will lead services Sunday at 8 Registration for nursery school 30 p. m. the second, fourth and Miss Evelyn Layton, organist, | West Long Branch Organist will be Mrs. Herbert mon theme Sunday at 8:30 and and 10 o'clock. Communion will BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP is in progress. fifth Sundays of the month. The will lead the choir in the an- Rev. W. Robert Oswald will sherrane. Soloist will be Mrs. 11 a.m. be celebrated the third Sunday Port Monmouth Women's Guild meets the third them, "Lead On, Oh King Eter- preach Sunday at .9:30 and ll^George Metcalfe. Church school will meet at of the month by Rev. Canon Ed Ross Brittain of Colt's Neckj CALVARY BAPTIST Friday, and the Men's Club the nal." a.m. on "In Prison," the fourth 9:30 a.m. win W. Tucker. will be the guest speaker Sunday j Oceanport Nursery care for small chil- last Tuesday of each month. Nursery facilities will be avail-1 s™ 1" 8 S"kS m the EMMANUEL BAPTIST at 11 a. m. "Crucified With Christ" will be >le during worship. , of Joseph. Atlantic Highlands dren will be provided at II a.m. DIVINE LOVE NEW BIRTH Bible school will convene at the sermon topic of Rev. Paul FIRST PENTECOSTAL Sunday school will meet at Rev. and Mrs. Bob Manderson, SPIRITUALISM CENTRE 9:30 a.m. Fallston, Maryland, will conduct 9:45 a. m. with classes for all Smith Sunday at 11 a. m. Roy ASSEMBLY OF GOD Week-days services include Highlands BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN ipecial meetings today, tomor- ages. ! Webb will sing. The nursery is Holy Communion at 9 a. m. Shrewsbury Cliffwood Beach FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST •ow and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship, senior group, in charge of Mrs. Loren More Josephine Cantrell Seals, pas- Wednesdays and Fridays. Rev. Melvin P. Smith, evan- tor, is in charge of healing serv- Joseph Sinclair, church school SCIENTIST *ev. Mr. Manderson will preach Will meet at 6:30 p. m. and Miss Carol Voelker. For Holy days, Holy Com gelist, will speak Sunday at 11 ices all day Sundays at 9 Shrews- superintendent, will preach Sun- Red Bank Sunday at 11 a.m. Evening worship will be at 7:30. Sunday school will begin at a.m. and 7:30 p.m. He has been munion is at la, n. day at 9:30 a.m., in the absence Bible study and prayer hour 9:45 a. m.( bury Ave. "Spirit" will be the subject of Church school will convene at conducting revival services this of Rev. Francis Osterstock, pas- the lesson-sermon Sunday at 11 Will be Thursday at 8 p. m. I The evening service will start week. tor. J'i a. m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY HIGH POINT SPIRITUALIST a.m. Prayer service will be held Morning worship and Bible at 7 o'clock. Rev. Smith wilt! Rev. John Deegan, pastor, will ichool are held at the Bayshore speak on "The Sermon on the Atlantic Highlands CHAPEL The Wednesday evening meet- Wednesday at 8 p.m. Chapel Hill Gun Club, Harmony Rd. All oth- Mount-Guide for Christian Con-1 J^rLm '(«„ Zm^J SerV'Ce Church service and Sunday- SPIRITUAL ins will be at 8:15. school are held at a a. m. Wed- Rev. Frances Stevenson con- Belford er services are at the home of,duct." Rev. and Mrs. Smith will fthenh™ . Gosper^nTdLT™l singing an. d special Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Mahoney, Iplay a trumpet duet. nesday testimony meeting is at ducts services Sunday at 8 p m. Rev. Phoeb.- Dailey will con- SECOND BAPTIST music by the church orchestra and Wednesdays at 2:30 and 8 11 VermonV t AveA . _ _.., . . music by the church orchestra 8:15 p. m. Reading room hours i ct services Sunday at 8 p. m. Matawan |1 b p. m. «.nd Tuesday at 2:30 and 8 p. m. The Bible study and prayer wi|1 be feature f h ; are 2 to 4 p. m. Tuesdays and The Gospel Tones of Atlantic DONALD'S ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL hour will be held Thursday at 8|service A nursery wjl| ^ pr* Saturdays, except holidays. Highlands will present a musical Little Silver P"£ moonlight sail is scheduled j ^J^f ^ "f^ program Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at e e a s e ia1 urch the church. There will be only one service, for Tuesday. Thosh e participatini s h™ ' . "•"* P = f f METHODIST COIN-0-MATIC it 10 a.m. on the first three Sun-'will meet at the church at 8 ?"»'"?" meetlng Wednesday af Washable Wearables p.m. Highlands days in August. p. m. or at Dodd's Marine Bas- Church school meets at 9:30 a. ST. BENEDICT'S CATHOLIC The rector, Rev. A. Allan At- in, Neptune, at 8:30 p. m. Prayer meeting will be held m Morning service at li o'clock, Off on Trip Hazlet tenborough, will be away during Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Sunday masses are at 7, 8, 9, No Waiting evening service at 7:30. M this period, and Cooper McCar- HOLY COMMUNION Prayer meeting Wednesday at "*"' I»I»$S " A""f 10, 11 and 12 in the Holmdel thy, lay reader, will conduct NEW APOSTOLIC Elementary School, Keyport- EPISCOPAL Red Bank U0 p. m. 51 MACHINES morning prayer and read the ser- Fair Haven Holmdel Rd. mons, prepared by the rector. Rev. Werner Schneider will Confessions are heard Satur- Holy Communion will be cele- preach Sunday at 10 a.m. on FIRSl CHUKCH OF CHRIST brated Sunday at 8 and 9:30Jthe ,ext from', Pe(er day, between 4:30 and 5:30 p. m and 7:30 and 8:30 p. m. in the a.m., and Wednesday at 9:30 Sunday schoo, wi,, meet at Keyport parish rectory, Hlllcrest Rd. Immediate 8:45 a.m. Hit mornujb aci vices wili tit THE TRUTH Mid-week service will be held •lew OUuuuy ul ll U uUCb. OUil- TRINITY EPISCOPAL KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Free Parking Wednesday at 8 p.m. uiy-suiuui win nieei ai n a. in. Middletown IN THIS Matawan 4 lesumuuj' uiueuu^ mu uc Rev. C. Roger Burklns, pastor, I Morning Prayer and (he second ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL U uexi ticuueiiuuy SARGENT BUSH, D. D., Minister of VitiMion Tf«lni"it Htcrrlly I'rnmeU Fur V\\rry 5 In llrmilr llrnrlni Problem CARL P. MUELLER, Minister of Muiic this world-wld, INTEREST ON YOUR CHARLES E. AUTENRIETH, M.C.E., Director • Acousticon • Bollone • Zenith of Christian Education "'I hi", do in remembrance of "For at often ns ye shall entl| --.. SAVINGS • Malco • Dnhlbcrg • Unox this bread and drink thl.s cup," • Sonotono • Audlvox • Radio Ear Worship service next Sunday at 10 a. m. The occasion in the Internallon- St. Paul snld, "you shnll show ftl Kucluiiistic Cnncress In Mu- (IIP death of the Lord until He FREE: no Mr mi Easy Payment Plan Rev, Or, Charlai S. Wabttor will praach on nich Nmrly n million Romnn come," MK.MIISHTHATION "ENERGY AND VITALITY—WHERE YOU CAN CII (holies, incliirilnl;; 15,000 Anm- It Is the old ilinmn of purl In the »f-,Christendom, nn niilnourhiK of; PRospect 4-2208 FIND THEM" cliniiixcd HIM; tvi-rk-rml with prnlsr, oflnlnK mid tliunk.sjiiviiiK, iniiii'in (ii |,l)lili nltnr* *lmiil n lomnii'iiioriiliiin of I lie I.oid'n Eves., Sundays, Holidays Call Kellogg 1.3260 Nmsrry f/iir |>imuUd f<>r iluMirn ul per M hrrfil *(•'• i"iu>.lv : );ift of mercy In miin, the unlrmn I RED BANK HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN 341 COOKMAN AVE. ASBURY PARK, N. J. At the licait of it all I* (hut pniycr mid petition of (lie church.' 1 H8 , iv "r "/i^^&^r'^ 'tjS* "'^ -***/>JSP?'*''/.*v '- ' juna TO isnow Oils «iAr^uriiiMoninouth Friday, a : —f^i|f :#ith Mini " r ' ?"'.;••• m hnai. At the rate they are By Mr*, Albert J, Hrudra being knocked over on Runuou Jy Guggenheim Winner Rd,. .(beautifu, beautiful Rum- The Oxford and Cambridge ten-1 tomorrow night, given by the Mel son Rd.)., jane can only think SHREWSBURY — An exhibl 19 the artist will give a painting nis team and the Yale-Harva/dj Chamberlains at their home on drivers consider them fair tar- in of the oil paintings of Do demonstration at 8:30 p. m. team arrived, yesterday to playjWest River Rd., Rumson. Fol- gets, loom, winner of this year Mr. Bloom was the 1955-56 in- a round-robin for the Prentice j lowing the cocktail party, the uggenheim Fellowship in Crei Cup today, tomorrow, and Sun- ternational winner of the Mexican Chamberlains and their guests Mildred ( Mrs. Coe) Norton of Ve Art, will be held at thi day at the Sea Bright Lawn Ten- will attend the "Night in Hawaii" uild of Creative Art gallery, 62 Institute Allende Prize. He was Cobble Close Farm, Middleiown. awarded second prize in oils a nis and Cricket Club in Rum-dniner-danee at Sea Br.ght Beach er quite get through the road St. son. . .Malcolm Booth of Oxford can neV the Boston Arts Festival in 1955 ! summer without heeding the siren The one-man show will run and won the Art Students League is captain of the English team. om Aug. 13 to Aug. 28. On. Auj Out-of-Town Tuition Scholarship On it are Richard Mellersh and; in 1953. Mike Wolven, also of Oxford, and] Monday for the tournament at the and A resident of New Brunswick Mike Hann, Mike Jennett and Orange Lawn Tennis Club in Or-'hhe r l^S™ ^ of s/liss Sfine he is an art instructor in Piscat Krishna Kumar of Cambridge. ange, scheduled for next ' ' for away Township. Their challengers of the Yale- I the Lake Placid Club at Lake Harvard combine are Donald 1>o lovely international debu-jp,^ y""^ The Guild gallery is open daily Dell of Yale, captain; Eugene tantesantes , Pamela WhiteWhite, daughter ™ will spend ingaged except Mondays from noon to weeks there with time out for 5 p. m. Scott and Mike Neely, also of of the Bernard Whites of Corn Yale, and Robert Bow'ditch, Jorge j La., Shrewsbury, and Fran Ga- visits lo Pottsdam and Water- o Marine Lemann and Paul Sullivan oflble, daughter of the Barron Col- town and to Stockbridge, Mass. Harvard, jliers of Palm Beach. Fla., ar J. Upshur Moorhead of Rum- Jeanne Wirth of Red Bank is Engaged rived here from Europe by vvay chairmam Suva IK ihr . n p 11 a I ol 1 m mi PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, AUGUST 6th ... WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! tht Soillll I'll? ilir, ' ' liL- s Our Want" , For 35* P.r' Quick Results Section Two RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1960 7c PER COPY Want Library Unit New Jersey SPCA Dream In Financial FixNew tlnion Beach News Briefs EATONTOWN — Mrs. Blanche neddon does not cry often. School Site Eyed To Be Reactivated Associated Press Vet her eyes water at the men- ion of the new shelter under FAIR HAVEN-The New Ap- LAKEWOOD-The Jersey Cen- UNION BEACH — A new siteitives of the Borough Council and ral Power & Light Co. is con- nstruction at the SPCA's 15- proach ticket candidates today cre site here on Wall St. under consideration for the 'ohlman and Henry, architects, called for the reactivation of the lidering purchase of an 850-acre roposed 12-room borough ele- igreement was reached to con- Library Fact Finding Committee Cop Claims act in Lacey Township for a Not all of her tears are for lentary school. entrate on a site across the rail- •s the first step toward solving 30-million generating station, >y- At a joint meeting last night of ad from Cottage Park School, the borough's library space prob- Collichio Is 'he company said yesterday it She and her husb'and, William le Board of Education and the runs from Spruce to Pine Sts. lem. as taken a three-month option Sneddon, are co-managers of 'Janning Board with representa- nd from the railroad to Central They made known a letter sent m the land, known as the Fin- Monmouth County SPCA we. to James R. Greene, chairman Misinformed linger Tract, and will decide dur- lelter. For 20 years they have The Front St. site recommend- of the Fact-Finding Committee ig that period whether the prop- orked hard helping animals in Breaks In, ed by the Planning Board and for the committee to be brought KEANSBURG - Patrolman rty is suitable for the power rouble. - the Stone Rd. site recommended into action again "in order to Fred Loder today said that Coun- ant's location. John E. Logan, The facilities of the present y the Board of Education were update its recommendations.' cilman Louis Collichio has not ice president of operations, said ihelter are inadequate, unsani- alls Police, rtually ruled out. A corresponding copy of the presented the "true facts and de lat if the company purchases ary, and antiquated. f Cite Objections letter has been sent to the May- tails" in his complaint that the lie land, construction on the But the Sneddons worked on— Members of the Board of Edu- or and Council. patrolman "softened his com- project would not begin for three urrounded with problems and s Arrested ation objected to the Front St. The three candidates are Don- ilaint against a habitual law ears and would not be com- launted by a dream. RED BANK—A youth who po- ite as being financially impos- ald H. Colyer, seeking the may- ireaker arrested in May." pleted for an. additional three Last May their dream started ice say broke into a service sta- blc, while the Stone Rd. site or's post, and Charles M. Pres- The councilman. was charged 'ears. The new station would i materialize when workmen be- lon and then called police to say /as considered not ideally lo- ton and Donald C. White, his :hat two men arrested in .May imploy about 150 persons and r gan building the long-awaited he station was open and no one ated by members of the Plan- council running mates. ere released without bail. One rould be capable of serving up ihelter, a modern structure de- around, was charged with break- ing Board. as charged with grand larceny Text of Letters 125,000 customers, Logan igned to handle the increased ng and entering this morning. Lauren Pohlman, of the arch- The text of their letter to Mr. the other with possession of stol- laid. iemands of the county. Police Chief George H. Clay- en goods. . itect firm, listed "bare mini- Green follows: Price Tag on said Raymond H. Spangler, mum" costs to construct the pro- "Since the defeat of the Li Mr. Collichio Tuesday night Fr., 18, of 9 Columbus Ave., BOUND BROOK — Samuel This dream, however, has a posed school on the Front St. brary-Borough Hall referendum :harged that there was a lack Smith, 34, of the Burlington "olonia, admitted he broke into >f records on the case and said 115,000 price tag. te as totaling $362,700. Not in- On June 28 last, the independent motel, Burlington, a welder, .ayton's Service Station, Broad luded were costs of furniture, candidates have awaited action :hat this "was a perfect avenue Still, it was a time for opti- HIGH HOWES — After 20 years,, the dream of Mr. and t. and Maple Ave., about 12:30 was fatally injured Wednesday 1 stimated at $20,000, construc- by the Council in reopening the for shakedowns." when he fell 125 feet from a mism. Five industrious years had .. ««/.II. i c J t IL o steal a tire and tube after his Patrolman Loder said he acted ion of an access road, and pos- question of the library facilities. tank on which he was work- been spent organizing; planning, Mri. William. J. Snedaon, co-managm of tha :ar had a flat coming across the ible costs of additional land. More than a month has now in the case accr "ig to th or- ing, police said. Smith was toping. The land (a big problem shelter, Wall St., Eatontown, begins to take shape on allroad tracks. ders of the police chief and tha Mr. Pohlman reported the ac- passed, without ostensible action employed by the Kessler Co. ue to zoning ordinances; had the society's l5-*cre lite. Here tha Sneddoni examine Called Headquarters the borough man. ^ir had a com- ual building cost as $282,000. by the Council. of Fremont, Ohio, a steel tank >een purchased. The treasury had , ,, BA . . , , i , •, . ,L After smashing a side window plete report on the whole matter. one e In addition, a minimum of $36,- "As private citizens of the construction and maintenance balance of $41 000 °' ™ •" stainless steel cages needed to equip the with a lug wrench, and entering He said the councilman has The Board of Directors met new shelter under construction. The building fund 400 would have to spent for 45,- community and as candidates we firm. the station, police said, Spangler 500 cubic yards of fill to bring advocated defeat of the ordinance been "misinformed" as to the ex- -talked-then voted to give the dr(Ve( whfch ended today, fell far short of the $75,000 then called police headquarters act details involving the investi project the green light. , . ... , ...... , ,. he land up to flood tide level, for three principle reasons; the Next, a building fund campaign needed to put the new facilities into operation. and told Lt. Philip A. Jiannine $1,320 for top soil, and approxi- unrealistic combining of borough ;ation. SHORT HILLS-Mrs. Cecilia that the station was open. was organized to raise the re- mately $43,000 for incidental hall and library facilities, cost Borough Council Tuesday night A. III. 40, died Wednesday in A check with the owner, Wil- maining $75,000. For five weeks :omplete with -a hsaier. The where the next bag of feed o costs, he said. and location, agreed to look into the matter 'range Memorial Hospital from iam Layton, revealed that the and meet with the local Patrol- iurns suffered in a fire at he PCA personnel, auxiliary mem- wilding cost $5,000. It was built the money for last week's trucl "It is still a gamble and could "As you know, we have never ly a man who wanted his alley repair bill was going to com tation had been locked up at men's Benevolent Assocition and lome June 20. She suffered lers and directors passed the hat. the end of the day. run into much more money," de- opposed the library itself nor are The drive ended today. ats to have a home. from. its attorney, Clarkson S. Fisher, jurns on 70 per cent of her bod: Patrolman Peter DcPonte, whi clared James McKittrick, board we unaware of the need for a 11 West Long Branch. vhen grease in a pan on a kitch- The receipts totaled $11,000. Some people, Mrs. Sneddon "We have a wonderful boan president. brary in Fair Haven. ;ays, drive in, push; out unwant- of directors. Everyone has work- was detailed to the station, ar- No date has been set for th ;n stove ignited and spread tc The auxiliaries are bitterly dis- rested Spangler after finding the The cost to construct the school "We believe, in view of the meeting. ler clothing. ippointed and the directors are ed animals, and- drive away. ed very hard." on the Stone Rd. site was esti- above, that the Library Fac broken window. Patrolman Loder said he ha iscouraged, Vincent A. Miletti, Every so often, people tie pets Today was the end of the build- mated at $61,400 less. Pilings and Finding Committee should be re- Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson, on the sign at the entrance. ing fund drive. The youth was scheduled foi turned the whole matter over t< CLINTON — A giant crane arraignment this morning befor additional slab would not be nec- activated in order to update it! his attorney. und drive co-chairman, stated Occasionally, a dog, even a A special appeal was made tc recommendations. We • believe went out of control at a acting Magistrate Whitney Crow- essary at the Stone Rd. site. Mr. Fisher demanded that Mr yesterday. duck, wanders in alone. pet owners and residents wht $350,000 Limit that the charter of the commit- quarry, on Jugtown Mountain have used the services of th< ill on breaking and entering Collichio apologize Tuesday. Hi Mrs. Sneddon chokes up at the In a cage near the cattery, a Edward J. Scullion, board sec- tee should be expanded to in< yesterday, careened across Rt. shelter here. The returns didn': iharges. said that the' councilman' 22 and severed lines deliver- mention of the new shelter. jlue jay cocks its head attentive- retary, said the expenditure dude an impartial reconsidera- charges had not been substanti- "We will finish the building," cover the cost of solicitation. tion of location without combin- ing power to some 400 homes ly- limit had been set tentatively at ated. Mr. Miletti said. "But we can "We caged him for his own Sometime this fall the work ing borough hall and library fa- near this Hunterdon County men will finish enclosing Mon- $350,000 by the state Department The attorney said the PBA hai community. The operator es- not equip it. And the new fa- protection," Mr. Sneddon ex- Appoint of Education. cilities. The Library Committee found no grounds for the charges. cilities will not and can not go mouth County's modern shelter. should state impartially what ' caped Injury by jumping. Traf- plains. "The bird fell out of a Mayor Harvey C. Eriksen ques- into operation until the building nest. We nursed it. Then we turn- It will contain almost no equip- now believes would be best fo fie was tied up for more than ment. tioned Mr. Pohlman as to what two hours as crews from the is equipped." ed it loose. O'Hern the community in location, physi- Mrs. Sneddon says she wil could be done to get building New Jersey Power & Light "The bird wouldn't leave." cal facilities and cost of a new U.S. Again Only One not cry again until the day th costs down. Co. worked to clear the live Mr. Sneddon also wants the library. Workmen continue construc- shelter opens for business. La "You can always cut costs, but high-tension wires. new shelter badly. "I'm not a To Agency "If the Library Fact Finding tion on the only shelter of its month she celebrated her 691 where do you stop?" asked Mr. Asks Fliers' complainer. There have been TRENTON-J. Henry O'Hern Committee believes that thi kind in Monmouth County. birthday. Pohlman. He declared he would times here when we didn't know 60 Locust Ave., Red Bank, has recommendation for reactivation LINWOOD-Steven Ell, 6, so On the floor is a stainless stee not recommend a cement block been appointed as the sixth mem should be made by the Mayor of Mr. and Mrs. George Ell i cage. school because the expectancy Release ber of the Red Bank Redevelo and Council, then a copy of this Northfield, drowned in a few fe The shelter needs 84 cages was not as great as a brick ment Agency. letter which Is being forwarded WASHINGTON (AP) — Th of water at Bargaintown M They can be donated as function building. Regional Unit Talk : -Mr.«O'tfern to them will serve as our re- United States again has asked Pond yesterday. He was bat al memorials to family pets, and pp Because of the leven weather quest in this regard." Russia to free two Americar :ng with his mother. Mrs. Ei cost from $150 to $250, Mr. Milet Salvatore A. Bontempo, commis conditions prevalent in the area, The Library Fact Findin fliers and allow an impartia! said she turned her head for ti said. Taxes - but Privately sioner of the State Departmen Mr. Pohlman stated he would Committee was appointed b; United Nations inquiry into th moment and when she lookec Three have been purchased. of Conservation and Economic not recommend cuts. then Mayor Edgar V. Denise i Soviet downing of their RB back, her^ son had disappeared From the window of her house Development. A suggestion that six rooms be December, 1958. It submitted its over the Barents Sea July I. She ran to lifeguards who founi Mrs. Sneddon can look over the Bar Press, Public from Confab; Confirmation Needed added to the Memorial School Teport to the governing bod. The U.S. demands, previousl; the body. present facilities. The anima His appointment must be con- was made by Fred Varlese, Feb. 9, 1959 listing a series ol turned down by the Soviets,- wen runs are cramped, overcrowded, McTague Wants 'More Study' firmed by the State Housing chairman of the Planning Board, renewed in a formal note to Mos unhealthy. Council which meets Aug. 11. as a stop-gap measure to avoid recommendations for a propose: NEWARK-Tired of waiting cow made public yesterday b "We service the entire coun- HIGHLANDS - The Henry library. for customers at Newark Air- He said the Atlantic Highland: Mr. O'Hern's appointment is double sessions while continuing the State Department. ty. she said. Hudson Regional Board of Edu- At that time the feeling was port, 13 cab drivers yesterday Borough Council probably wou for five years. to concentrate on a future build- The note said "The Soviet go' Private Support ation and the governing bodies that a borough hall and library got out a pair of dice, laid take a position en the proposa The Redevelopment Agency ing program seeking "a more eminent had decided, for pur- The Monmouth County chapter of this borough and Atlantic should be combined in one build down $6 in bets and started a before the Sept. 14 meeting o was formed in June and five central location." poses of its own, to hold these of the SPCA is supported by pri- Highlands last night discussed Ing. game of chance. The police the school board with the stati members appointed by Mayor Congestion two men in Illegal detention an vate funds. No monies enter its regional school costs and esti- arrived and picked up the un Department of Education. George A. Gray July 5. The sixth Principal Paul J. Evans listed to seal them olf from all con treasury from public taxation. mated tax figures but the board lucky 13, dice and money in- "The figures we got tonighi member is approved by the state objections to such a plan: result- Nab Pair for Breaking tact with the outside' world There are no fees, no assess refused to release any tax in- cluded. ments, no charges for its serv- must be given a great deal oi The other members are Dr. ant congestion, especially in 3 Store Windows' flagrant disregard of internation formation for the public. careful study," he said. "Then Carmen J. Scarpellino, chairman rainy weather, lack of play room, al law and practice." ices. Both the press and the public KEANS3URG — Two youth Only contributions. is definitely a need for improve! of the Housing Authority; Dr and added difficulties for the While saying the U.S. govern- ELIZABETH-A man and worn were barred from the joint meet- educational facilities, but w Lawrence Burdge, chairman of administration staff. are under $1,000 bail today afte ment "wishes to emphasize th Opposite the office is a cattery, being charged with going on an married for 49 years, died ing, as a result of a decision must, among other things, dc the Zoning Board of Adjustment: A site bounded by Central and very serious view it takes of th within a day of each other, uly 22 by the school board, to termine the affect that the schoc Frank W, McKenna, Jr., a real rampage last night and smashing Soviet action," the note gave m Third Sts., Pine and Spruce Sts. three plate glass windows in two John J. Wilson, 77, of 429 Wai hold the session behind closed costs, in taxes, would have o estate man; William A. Magee, was recommended by Dennis hint of any action Washingtoi nut St., died Wednesday, : stores on Carr Ave. Quiz Escapee doors. the capital improvements prc president of the Retail Trade Miller of Community Planning might take. hours after the death of his wifi A reporter who sought admit- gram we have planned over Board of the Community Cham- According to police, William The United States claims th 75. Both were in John E. Run Associates. He listed a total cost Smith, 21, of 43 Ramsey Ave. ance anyway failed to get in. five-year period." ber of Commerce and a mem- of $50,000—to condemn eight Reds shot down the reconnai nells Hospital for Chest Di Not Ready and Robert Flannelly, 21, of 1 In Slaying Highlands Mayor Cornelius ber of the Board of Education, homes in the area and incidental sance bomber over Internationa eases, Berkeley Heights. Atlantic Highlands Mayor Rob- Hudson Ave., have been chargei luiney, Jr., was not available for and Bernard Kellenyi, a mem- fees. waters. The Soviets contend ert S, McTague told The Regis- with disorderly conduct. WEST MILFORD (AP) - West comment after the meeting. ber of the Planning Board. Invaded Russian airspace. Bu ter after the meeting that the Mr. Miller ruled out the pos- Police reported that the pai NEWARK—John W. Conner, Milford police were holding an The Redevelopment Agency Is they vetoed a proposal for a UM escapee from a New York men- governing body of that borough Generally Favorable sibilty of obtaining federal aid broke, a window at Kauffmann' investigation into the facts. Jr., who was convicted of ar- commissioned to handle the work under the urban renewal pro- Liquor Store and two at Thomas tal hospital for questioning today "is not ready to take a stand" The Borough Council in High- involved in any urban renewal The two survivors of the RB4' son for burning down a tavern in connection with the slaying of on the proposed $1,295,000 region- gram. He stated it would take at Five and Ten Store. after the bartender tossed him lands already has indicated a rograms for the borough. least three years to secure feder- in Communist custody are the co Carole Segretta. al school. ;enerally favorable reaction to pilot, Lt. Freeman B. Olmstea! out, was sentenced Thursday It may draw up plans for a al aid. STOLEN BOAT FOUND Jerry Antonio Falco, 32, of 954 He confirmed that estimated :he regional proposal. redevelopment project and can of Elmira, N.Y., and the navi to three to five years in state Rockaway Ave., Brooklyn, was tax figures were discussed, but Mr. Scullion asked if the Plan- RED BANK — A 12-foot run prison. .Conner, 26, of 25 Dar- In a prepared statement issued enter into contracts for carrying ning Board had checked out all gator, Lt. John R. McKone picked up as he was walking said that since the board would to reporters after the meeting, about boat with an 18 horsepower cy St., was in a bar last Sept. put the program—if it is first the sites under consideration. Tonganoxie, Kan. west along Rt. 23 in this Passaic not release them, he could not. the school board said: motor reported stolen from its 13 when the Miss America mproved by the Borough Coun- "The Planning Board has The body of the pilot, Ma County community. "With the information avail- mooring at the Monmouth Boat Willard George Palm, was pageant was on television. An cil. checked out some areas, but not Police said he resembled the able to us at the present time, Appointment of the five mem- Club yesterday, was recovered t turned by the Soviets. Palm wa argument broke out with other description of a man who killed To Give Report all eight sites," declared Mr. short time later in the Navesinfc patrons when Conner turned on we cannot give the possible af- bers by Mayor Gray last month buried with full honors at A Miss Segretta, a 24-year-old Troy, fect on the tax rate of each bor- Varlese. "In fact we haven't River at Rumson.- The boat Is the jukebox and the bartender came at the end of a stormy lington National Cemetery ye N. Y., school teacher, on the Ta On Sewer Study ough of the regional district. seen the Stone Rd. site yet," he owned by Mrs. George Niece, 1 terday. The fate of the othei quelled the disturbance by session during which several conic State Parkway near York KEANSBURG — A report by a three crewmen Is unknown. ejecting him. Conner was con- Samuel P. Brown, board presi- residents protested against any Arlene Dr., Middletown. town Heights, N. Y., last Friday special committee studying the Said Mr. Scullion, "The mem- victed of walking around to the dent, said after the meeting that urban renewal program for the A check yesterday showed Fal possibility of extending sewer bers of the Board of Education rear of the building and set 1 as soon as the board "gets all borough. co had escaped from the Pilgrim lines to the upper Main St. area the information necessary Te have been all over town, yet the on fire. Sentence was passed State Hospital, West Brentwood, Former Laurence Harbor of the borough will be made gardlng operational and main- bodv at that time indicated thev by Essex County Judge Walter N. Y., Sept. 16, 1959, police said public on Wednesday at 8 p. ra tenance costs," the tax figures H. Conklln. Falco claimed he spent the pas check some- n the borough hall. will be compiled on that basis, proposal to a referendum vote. Man Called SC Fugitive year working on The Bowery in The committee headed by and released for public Informa- thing," Mr. McKittrick told the NEWARK — Ralph L. Fuse Manhattan and had decided to Frederick Kalkhof will present tion. DATE CHANGED planners. hitchhike to California. He denied NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - A president of the State Publ estimated costs to indlvidua "At this point, it wouldn't be a HOLMDEL - The special Mr. Varless retorted, "You fel- 46-year old auto plant worker, Utility Commission, says h1 any knowledge of the slaying. property owners in the proposed completo or a true picture," he Board of Education meeting, had eight years to described by police In his com- Fined $105 agency's calendar is In bctt extension area. added. scheduled for Monday night hasjPlan for this. Weve only been at munity ai a model citizen, was shape than ever before. Fusci Boy Hit by Car About 400 families are Involved Before Sept. 14 been changed to next Wednes- " for 'Vl years- behind bars today as a fugitive For Assault said yesterday that hearing in the study. He said this would be done daynifiht it was announced yes- Several other sites were sug- from a South Carolina chain were pending in only .10 cases Dies of Injuries Officials have estimated the "sometime before Sept. 14." terday. The boad will discuss in-lasted by former Mayor Joseph SEA BRIGHT - Dominlco D gang. There are 15 cases on whic LAKEWOOD (AP)-Carl Hitch total costs of the project a The board statement contin- stallation of playground equip- Scholcr and John Friel, real es- A detective from the Middle- Coslmo, 19, of 254 \farren S hearings have been held and dc $136,000. ued: ment at Holmdel Elementary;tate broker. They will be con- Colonia, in Middlesex Count; cock, 4, of Dock Rd., Cedar Run sex County prosecutor's office clslons are due. One of these "Current figures based on sidered by the boards. was found guilty last night died yesterday in Paul Kimball sohool at the meeting. arrested Albert Owlngs Tuesday the long standing Public Servl Hospital from a brain injury suf Victory Park Beach 1960 assessed valuation indicate on a warrant from authorities In assault and battery and fin Electric & Gas Co. petition fo that Atlantic Highlands will bear |105 by Magistrate John P. Wei, fered Wednesday night when he Safe for Swimming Greenville County, S.C. a rate Increase of $36,400,000. Fi was hit by a car near his home 61,6 per cent and Highlands the County Detective Pro Tern He allegedly walked away from A complaint of atrocious a! nally, there are only 15 ense State police at the Tuckertor RUMSON — The Victory Park remaining 38.4 per cent of the his chain gang there 13 years ago sault and battery was droppec waiting disposition on whl barrackg said the child ran I beach has been certified safe for total estimated $1,295,000 build- while serving a 10-year sentence Charges against the Colonl hearings did not have to be hel front of a car driven by Rober swimming by the Red Bank Ing costs, Is Named by Prosecutor for highway robbery and larceny. youth were made after a fiRli iRyan, 17, of Clay Ave., Tucker- health department. "Based on true valuation (100 Ownlngs came to New Jersey June 23 in front of the Swedis ton Vincent P. lloran, Red Bank per cent) Atlantic HlRhlnnds' as Hop Tavern, MONCTON, N. B. - Mr. and ' FREEHOLD—Monmouth Coun- Detective Walter Witt has taken and rot married. He and his wife, 1 health officer, said water samples scssrd vnluo is $17.3.02,581. and Elliabeth, lived In Laurence Har- Hospitalized with a broke; Mrs. William R./Tletgen of Lit- tested In July showed tho water Highlands i.s $10,806,585, for . a ty Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper i leave o[ absence to accept ap- bor where he assumed the name nose and jaw was William Kelly tlo Falls, N. J., were among Shcpurd to Keveal "very satisfactory and safe for combined total of $28,159,166." said yesterday he has appointed pointment as Chief of Police of "Robert Tate" authorities here 28, of Avenue-of-Twb Riven eight persons injured Wednesday Joseph Dc Angclis, 1018 First Wall Township, an>i because Coun- Zoning IncoiiHigtoncics swimming purposes." Construction costs arc divided laid. The couple have no chil- Rumson. night in an automobile collision on a lax ratable basis. Opera Ave., Asbury Park, to temporary ty Detective Chief John M. Gaw- dren. Police said DICosimo admittec on tho Trans-Canada Highway NEW SHREWSBURY - Tax SUBDIVISION MEANINGS tlonol costs, howevor, will be duty as a county detective. ler will be out of office for three Lait December they moved to drinking In the Swedish Hop. 17 miles west of Moncton. All assessor Andrew G, Shcpnrd will MIDDLETOWN - Tho Plan- apportioned on n per-pupll basis. Mr. De Angclis served as a months starting Aug. IS while a trailer court in Edison. Police Patrolmen John Carmody an wore reported In good condition. present the findings of his sur- ning Board will hold public hear- In (utilllloii to board ant county invcstlRntor under former attending the FBI Academy in In both places said bo had no Gerald Cranmcr Investigated. Tlctgen, who wa» driving one vey of zoning inconsistencies Injis on three major subdivisions governing body officials, the County Prosecutor John J. (Juinn WashinKtnn. record and was an upstanding Also fined last night we car, suffered a broken right arm within the borough to n Sept. 1 They arc Sunrise Knoll, meellug wns attended by the nml wns nn invcsll(jutor fnr the A permnnrnt appointment to citizen. Claunccy W. Zcilmnn, Bndml and cuts and lacerations about of "theI Industrial[congress Thuri- Bclford, B0 lots on F.ust Hd.: board's auditor, Armour S itute Civil Service Commission llie county delective staff, Mr. For 12 years, Owning has ton Ct., $15, careless driving, an Iho face and hands. His wife, day. Ann-Kay Construction Co., LOIIK llulsnrt; Ilio architect, Holier In the HMO's when Mr. Keuper Keuprr said, w II he subject to been worklnf? at the Lincoln-Mer- S. D, DCAIIRCJO, 75 Monmou Barbara, was trailed for n frac- The 8: IS meeting, which will Hrnnch, 33 lots on Harmony Rd., Mlckplwrlght, and Dr. Carlcton wnn president of the commission. pxistence of a definite vacancy cury plant In Edison. Ho was Pkwy.. Monmouth Beach, $1 tured hip, cuts, bruises and bo open to the public, will be nml I'nrrcst Homes, 21 lots on S, Snundc.rs, cduciitional consult The prosecutor «i>id the ap- nml to the results of « Civil Serv- arrested at hli trailer home. speeding. shock. held at Tiiiton Tails School, Nutswainp Rd. ant. pnlnttncnt was necessary because ice examination. 14—Friday, Aug. 5f 1960 RED BANK REGISTER TELEVISION Shotts to WM, FRIDAY EVENING O) Weather FRIDAY AFTERNOON that would free her fattier of • VIEWING TV 12:M- (2) Love of Life (:0ft- (S) Felix and Friends (7) Weather TONIGHT (4) Truth or (7) Little Rascali 1:15- (2) Movie robbery charge. With HAL HUMPHREY Consequences (11) Popeye (i) Jack Paar (7) Movie —(Choice Viewtog) — "And When »:W - (Ch. 2) - Mr. Lucky — (7) Restless Gun (13) Danger is My the Sky Was Opened," telecast 12:30— (2) Search for Tomorrow Business 1:30—(13) Playback Caught between the law and the 1:33—(13) Movie last December, was one of the lawless when his car becomes (4) It Could Be You 6:30— (4) Local News 2:00— (9) Movie standouts in the series. Three involved in a hit-run murder, the Esther Al Cypress (5) Cartoons (5) Our Gang Air Force men participate in a (7) Love That Bob (7) Yesterday's Newsreel 2:35- (2) Movie j wily Mr. Lucky utilizes the talents 12:45— (5) News ' flight into space. Twenty-four of 1 his dapper sidekick, Andamo, 2:45— (2) Guiding Light (11) Slapstick Time those hours went uncharted on HOLLYWOOD — Esther Wil- cd, because he didn't think we 1:00— (2) News (IS) Summer Show 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers :o track down the killer. Repeat- (7) Evening Prayer radar screens. After their ship liams says reports of stormy seas could get the underwater scenes, (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers . 6:40- (4) Weather 6 ing one of the few new idea 6:45- (4) News 1:15— (4) 13th Hour crash lands in the desert, strange shows of this past season. '.at Cypress Gardens are highly I "People forget that I have done (5) Cartoons things start happening. Rod Tay- 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen (7) News 3:15— (2) News exaggerated. The shapely water 21 swimming pictures and I guess 3:20— (2) Give Us This Day lor and Charles Aidman featured. 1 ballerina was at the Florida re- 1:25— (4) News 7:0ft— (2) News 10:30 — (Ch. 4) — Man From I'm about the only one who SATURDAY MORNING sort pre-laping her NBC musical- knows how. I've discovered, too, (5) News (4) Four Just Men Interpol — A murderer is allowed JACK LEMMON stars with 6:55- (4) Sermonette 8: JO — (Ch. 4) — WlchUa Town comedy swim special. It comes that too many people in TV think (9) News and Weather (5) I Led Three Lives one phone call after being ap- SHIRLEY MACLAINE in the 1:30— (2) As the Worla Turns (7) U.S. Marshal 7:00— (4) Modern Farmer — Joel McCrea and son Jody, as prehended by the International on the air Monday, Aug. 8. a thing can't be done just because Marshal Dunbar and Deputy comedy hit, "THE (4) Dial 4 (9) Terryioons 7:15— (2) Previews 'olice. The call becomes a tip- hilarious Before she got back to Holly- they haven't done it." Matheson, thwart a bounty hunt- APARTMENT", currently on the (5) Movie (11) News 7:20- (2) Give Us This Day off to his gang and the "rescue" wood, rumor had it that the pro- As things turned out, Esther er's attempt to capture an escap- screen at Loew's "35" with the (7) Ray Milland 7:05- (2) Local News 7:25- (2) News is on. Richard Wyler is the In- ducer, Alan Handley, had walked says she had to write the story 7:10- (2) Weather 7:30— (2) Summer Semester ed convict who had rehabilitated popular cofeature, "THE MAN (9) Film Drama :erpol man charged with return- off the show (or swum off?), reatment and do most of the 2:00- (2) Full Circle (II) News 7:55— (5) Call,to Prayer himself and became a gunsmith. WITH THE GOLDEN ARM" hg the accused back to England because Esther was taking over producing and directing. She and (4) Queen For a Day 7:15- (2) News 7:56— (7) Morning Prayer A special gun he'd been working xom Italy. The British know how which stars Frank Sinatra. Be- his job. producer Handley didn't see eye- (7) Day in Court 7:25—(11) Weather 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo on plays an important role in the :o make mediocre telefilms, too. fore showtime stop at the popu- "Mr. Handley is really a charm- to-eye on the matter of cue cards, (9) Film Drama 7:30- (2) Rawhide story. Rerun of an average either. (4) Andy's Gang lar all new TUMBLETOWN, ing man," bubbles Esther. "Yes, 2:05—(11) Movie (4) Cim&rron City (5) Ding Dong School western. featuring 20 bouncy trampolines. he did go home before we finish- 'I don't like to see people 2:J0- (2) House Party (5) Cannonball (7) Cartoon Festival reading from cue cards in my (4) Loretta Young (7) Walt Disney 8:30— (4) Children's Theater 8:30-(Ch. 2) — All Star Rodeo Standard Oil (9) Movie show, so 1 wasn't happy when (7) Gale Storm (5) Cartoons — For all you cowpokes out then RADIO they billed me $1,000 for cue (9) Film Drama (11) Baseball 9:00— (2) Captain Jet in TV land, climb aboard a rootln To Become cards. Being a woman, I don't 2:55- (5) News (13) Highway Patrol (5) Just For Fun tootin' rodeo videotaped at WABC 770 WNEW 1130 want to be aggressive, so I stay 3:00- (2) Millionaire 8:00— (5) Night Court 9:30— (4) Roy Rogers Salinas, Calif. Jim Shoulders — WCBS 880 WOR 710 in the background, being demure, (4) Young Dr. Malone (13) To Be Announced 10:00- (2) Heckle and Jeckle he's large In rodeo circles — will Humble Oil WPAT 930 until I see it's going all wrong. (5) TV Reader's Digest 8:30— (2) California Rodeo show how he rides wild broncos WHTG M10 (4) Howdy Doody HOUSTON, Tex (AP) - A sin- WNBC 660 WQXR 1569 Then, of course, I find myself (7) Beat the Clock (4) Wichita Town 10:30— (2) Mighty Mouse and bulls. Then there's calf-rop- three times as aggressive," says (9) Strange Stories (5) Tombstone Territory gle brand name was selected to- AFTERNOON WOR Neni, (4) Ruff and Reddy ing and steer wrestling and all Gabriel Heater Esther. 3:30- (2) Verdict is Yours (7) Man From stuff like that there. Yahooo! 11,00—WABC N.w»; Dick Sh.pard 7.15—WCBS In Ferson Interviews (13) American Legend day for retail marketing in the WCBS Newt 7M5—WNBC Wayne Howell Show Handley, a gentleman to the (4) From These Roots Blackhawk 38 states in which the domestic WHTG Monmouth-Ocaaa WOR Carlton Fredricki (5) Doorway to Destiny 9:00- (4) Play Your Hunch 11:00— (2) Lone Ranger N«wi Summary 7l»—WABC News: core, admits he and Esther had (4) Fury 10:30 — (Ch. 2) — Person to affiliate of Standard Oil Co. (New WNBC Neva; Ed Horlihy Kreii Bobbins Show their differences, "and we com- (7) Who Do You Trust? (5) Divorce Hearing Person—Repeating a tape shown WOR News, John Scott (:0O—WCBWCBS World Toniiihi t (9) Movie (7) 77 Sunset Strip (5) Mystery is My Jersey) now operates. llilS—WOR Tb« KiUger»ld« WNBC News; Wayne Howell promised here and there, but I Business last April 1. The Vatican City was (II) Movie (9) Movie This was one of the objectives WCB1 Unny Boss WOR News. World Today really think it's going to be a (7) Rocky and His on display as Charles Collingwood 121X0—WHTG County Aeent Ills—WCBS Kd Joyce (U) Physical Culture 9:30— (2) December Bride when Jersey officials last fall de- MHO—WCBS Couple Next Door good show." Friends toured the Papal State with of- 1:30—WOR Sports 4:00— (2) Brighter Day (4) Masquerade Party cided to merge their five dom- WHTG Newii McCullough & Eliot (13) Movie ficials^of the church. Consider- Relaxing Music • iSS—WABC News; (4) Thin Man (5) Mackenzie's Raiders estic producing, refining and mar- 11:30— (2) I Love Lucy able scenery enhanced this hall 1H4S—WCBS RiBht to Htppintii Trail Itobblns Show Humble Jack Paar and don't' (5) Douglas Fairbanks (11) Time Out For Sports keting affiliates into one firm, 121SS—WABC News: Dick Shepard • lOO—WNBC News; Bob Haymes (4) Circus Boy hour. WNBC Emnh«sia WOR News. Cedric Koit.r rock-the-boat Hugh Downs man- (7) American Bandstand 10:00- (2) Twilight Zone Humble Oil & Refining Co. of 1,00 WCBS WhisperlngStrtttt WCBS News; Ed Joyce aged to nauseate many of their (13) Curtain Time (4) Project 20 (5) Movie Houston. WHTO HeadllMi. Egg • US—WOR McCullough 4 Eliot fans this week. The occasion 11:55- (9) News and Weather TOMORROW Pricei. Music III!—WABC News; 4:15— (2) Secret Storm (5) Not For Hire Humble officials will begin this WNBC Netrs; Ed Herlihr Tedd Lavrenct was the beginning of their 4:30— (2) Edge of Night (7) Detectives 11:45—(11) Through the Porthole 10:00 — (Ch. 2) - Gunsmoke — WOR New» 10100—WCBJ Neva; (7) Animaland month to substitute the name lllS—WCBS Ma Perltlim Danes Orchestra fourth year on the "Tonight" (4) Buckskin (11) Baseball (Choice Viewing) — Unusual show. Humble on the facades of 23,000 - WHTG Ktport from WNBC Neva; Bob Uaymes (5) Mr. District Attorney (13) Playback stories, the backbone of thi service stations now operating in Beachfront WOR News, Lea Smith PUP FOUND IN WELL WOR Carlton FredrlcVi 10US—WOR McCulloueh A Eliot The low point In their fawning (IS) Movie 10:05—<13> Dance Party award-winning western, keep 33 states under the names of !,]O—WCBS Yours Dr. llalont 10130—WNBC Nets; Gay over each other came when SiOO— (2) Life of Riley 10:30— (2) Person to Person SPARTANBURG, S. C. (AP)-regular characters from becom- Esso Standard, Carter, Oklahoma WHTO Newg; Lombard ct (5) Official Detective RelaxinB Music WCBS Newa Downs held up the copy of (4) Movie B. K. Sanderson wondered for a ing a drag with viewers. In this and Pate. 1145—WCBS Second Mrs. Burton WNBC News; Bob Haymes Look magazine In which he (5) Dateline Europe (7) Black Saddle week where a dog's barking was rerun, Dillon and Chester fac A court ruling has prevented ,,SS_WABC News: Dick Shepard WOR News, Lyle Van tells "what I think Jack Paar (9) Rocky Jones (9) Movie coming from, then traced it to a the guns of a half-witted dirl JIOO—WCBS News; Best Sellir llltS—WABC Quincy Howe Jersey from operating in some WHTG Headlines, Musio WCBS Starlight Saluta Is really like." (11) Bozo the Clown 11:00- (2) News dry well beneath his home. farmer and his family who revea WNBC News: Jim Lone WOR McCullouKh & Eliot 5:25—(11) Chimp Theater (4) News Lowering himself on a rope. a fantastic plot to hold-up a bank areas with Standard as its brand WOR News, L«s Smith 11)30—WABC The World of It was a naked exhibition of 5:30- (2) Movie name. A 1911 decree dissolving XllS—WOR Galen Brake Tomorrow vanity not likely to be topped (5) News Sanderson found the yelping pup Robert F. Sinion, as the farmer, lll0—WCBS Allen Gray WCBS Music 'Til Dawn (5) Big Beat (7) News the old Standard Oil trust pro- WHTG News: for a long while. After the two lying on the skeleton of another does an excellent portrayal. IJlOO—WABC nii; Joe (7) Rin Tin Tin (13) Mike Wallace hibited the company from using Relaxing Music WNBC News: All Night 1: of them discussed the article dog which apparently had died g,ig__WABC News: Dick Sheptrd N. T. (9) Movie 11:05— (5) Movie there some time before. the Standard name in areas in- WOR Long John with unashamed rapture, Jack 7:30 — (Ch. 2) — Perry Masor WNBC Emphasis (11) Three Stooges 11:10- (2) Weather — The title alone of this repeater volving competition with such SiOO—WCBS News: pointed his dimpled chin into companies as Standard of Indi- Freeman 4 Hayes MORNINO PROORAMJ the camera and said, "Now I'm 3:30, 6:45, 9:55. Bluebeard's 10 The Case of the Sunbather's WHTG Headlines, Music cymbal-minded people who wrote Honeymoons 2:00, 5:10, 8:20.' Diary," is enough to intrigue you ana, Standard of Kentucky, and WNBC News: Jim Lowe 7:00—WABC Newi, Al Lohman going to sell something. . ." in." WOR Newt: Lyle Van WCBS Jack Sterling Susan Morrow, clad only in Standard of California. JUS—WOR Music from a Chorus A lot of viewers must have MOVIE TIMETABLE FREEHOLD WHTG Monmouth-Ocesn bath towel, calls on .Perry tc Under the reorganization plan jUO—WHTO News'. News Summary wondered what he had left to If political jokester Mort Sahl RED BANK Strand—Psycho 7:00, 9:27. * Relaxing Jliule V.gg Prices report the theft of all her pos- all five affiliates were placed un- s,ss WARC New.: Martin Block sell. wanted to, he could spend the SAT. and SUN. — Psycho 2:- WOR News; Carlton—The Apartment 2:00 sessions. Naturally, Perry takes der the Houston-based Humble, WNBC Emphasis John Gambling next three months writing 00, 5:53, 7:53, 10:00. 4100 WCBS News: Dick Noel WNBC News: Bill Cullen 7:00, 9:35. the case and soon discovers that which has been retailing under WHTO Closing Stock TlSO—WHTO News; Television watchers knew that material for campaign speech- Report: Music Wake up to Muile summer had officially begun es. Early In Sen. John Ken- SAT. and SUN. — The Apart ASBURY PARK a missing diary contains evidence that name in five states. WNBC News; Art Ford 7:45—WHTG Civil Service News WOR News, John \\ ingat* sf:OO—WABC News: Al Lohman when Spike Jones popped up on nedy's pre-nominatlon cam- ment 2:00, 5:00, 7:25, 9:50. Lyric-Psycho 2:30, 7:00, 9:10. 4|1S—WOR Radio New York WHTQ Headlines: their screens Monday night. For paign, Mort was writing SAT. — Psycho 2:00, 4:15, 6:25, 4130—WHTO News: . Wak« Up To Music EATONTOWN Relaxing Music WCBS News: Jack Sterling some wild reason Spike has be- material for him. Later on, the 8:35, 11:00. WALTER READE THEATRES 4,S5—WABC News: Martin Block Show come strictly a summer enter- Republicans asked Mort to do Drive-In—FR I. and SAT. — WHTO Ft. Monmnuth * SUN. - Psycho 2:00, 4:15. 6:- "ivii Service News WOR News tainer, as far as TV is concerned. the same for some of their Kartoon Karnival 8:30. The 45, 9:10. WNBC Emphasi« WNBC News: Bill Cullen boys. Apartment 9:30. Kings Go 1:00—WCBS Ndws: Dick Noel HIS—WOR Dorothy and Dick From the look of next fall's Mayfair—Strangers When We WHTQ Monmouth-Ocenn • 130—WHTO News: Mort doesn't think he will Forth 11:35. Late Horror Fea- equal-parts schedule of westerns Meet 2:45, 7:00, 9:10, 11:20. News Summary; Relaxing Musio detectives-comedies, TV could us Indulge in any more of this ture — Fright 1:35. Pow-Jones SlSS— WABC News Report! SAT. — Strangers When We WNBC News, Art Fnrd 9:00 WABC Breakfast Club Spike very handily. His first show labor, however. It doesn't pay SUN. — The Apartment 8:30, WOR News, John Scott WCB5 News; this summer had the usual fresh- too well, and anyway, why 12:50. Kings Go Forth 11:00. Meet 2:00, 4:15. 6:35, 8:55, 11:- MB—WOR Radio New York Arthur God/rer 15. 1:10—WHTO News: WHTO Headlines: ness and light air on which Spike should he build up a couple ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Relaxing Music Strictly for Women seems to thrive. of other comedians In a Held SUN. — Strangers When We BISS—WABC News WNBC News: Rill Cullen Atlantic — Bells Are Ringing EVENING WOR News: Galen Crake, The biggest laugh was register- already overcrowded with 'em? Meet 2:25, 5:00, 7:30, 10:00. COO—WCBS News • !30—WHTO News: 7:00, 9:11 AIR CONDITIONED WHTG Headlines: "(.ln-in- Mu,lo ed when Spike did his "Leonard Ocean—Elmer Gantry 7:15, 10:- Dinner Music 8:55—WNBC Kmphasli Burnside" lecture on the cymbal It's quite obvious now that the SAT. — Bells Are Ringing 2:20, 00. " WNBC Up To The Minute 10:00—WABC News. offer of the three networks to 7:00, 9:15. WOR News, I.yle Van Martin Block and addressed it "to all you SAT. and SUN. - Elmer Gan- CARLTON •llS—WABC Howard Cosell WCBS News: make "debate" time available SUN. — Bells Are Ringing 2:05, WCBS Snorti. Bob Conlce Martha Wright to the Presidential candidates is try 2:30, 7:15, 10:00. DAILY 2-7-9:00 P. M—SAT. WOR New.; John Winiate WHTO Headlines. Musie 4:20, 8:40. 9:12. •ISO—WCBS News: Business WNBC News; Art Ford not altogether an altruistic one. Paramount—Pollyanna 7:00, 9:- ' WABC John Daly WOR News Renorta ALL THE The offer won't stick unless the HIGHLANDS 30, 11:45 WHTO News: 10:15—WOR Martha Dean* Pinner Music 10:30—WHTO News. House passes the amendment to Marine—Sink The Bismarck 7:- SAT. — Pollyanna 2:00, 4:20, WOR News. Relaxing Musio Section 315 of the Communica- 20, 9:30. Henry Gladstone WOR Interviews. DELICACIES 6:45, 11:30. «:4S—WABC Business Final: Martha Deane tions Act, allowing the networks SAT. — Sink The Bismarck 2:- 10ISS—WA«t Vew«: Mnrtin Block OF THE SEASON to be relieved of having to offer PREVIEW - Ice Palace 9:10. New. T!--.nr!« WNBC Emphaiis 20, 7:20, 9:30. WCBS Lowell Thomai tllOO—WCBS News; House Party equal time to "splinter" political SUN. — Ice Palace 2:00, 4:30, Shows Nitely from Dusk Children Free WOR Snorts. Stan Lomax WHTO Headlines: Musio LOBSTER party candidates like Lars Daly. SUN. — Rat Race 2:15, 7:15, 7:10, 9:55. WNBC Three Star Extra WNBC News: Art Ford | 9:15. •:SS—WCBS Phil Riuuto WOR News. Network executives no doubt St. James-FRI., SAT., and TI0O—WABC Edward P. Morcan llllS—wr»» McCanns at Home NOW AT BOTH THEATRES! WCBS News: Amos'n Andy WHTG Report From SHRIMP figured that advance publicity KEANSBURG SUN. — Ben Hur 2:00, 8:30. WHTO Headlines; Music Beachfront about TV debates between Nixon WNBC News: Wayn. Howell 11130—WABC Martin Block. MaV» Casino—FRI. and SAT. — Pay WOR Fulton Lewi. Relieve Ballroom CLAMS and Kennedy would get the view or Die 2:00, 6:30, 9:40. Hypno- THIS IS TH« FURNISHED "PAD" TtlS—WABC Joe Franklin WCBS Garry Moore ers steamed up, hence giving JOIN THI FUN WOR Business: News WHTO Red Bank Register tic Eye 3:45, 8:20. YOU HAVB NIN LOOKING FOR TllS—WCBS Kingston Trin N«ws, Pete Hoffman Congressmen that "mandate- IlID-:<••-— '•-••.,) PnhWm Show WOR MeCanns at Home Soft Shell Crabs from-the- people" type of pres- SUN. — The Last Days of NEW ...FORFUNt WCBS Bob Richards 11149—WCBa Ooshy-Clooney sure. Pompeii 3:05, 6:20. 9:35. Ma- WHTO News: Show PREPARED THE WAY Relaxing Music lltSS—W»«r New. Also, neither the Kennedy nor cumba Love 1:45, 5:00, 8:05. SiRn off 8:00 p. WNBC Emphasis YOU'LL LIKE THEM WNBC Morgan Beatty IllSI—WHTO Midday Stock Report Nixon camp has arrived at a set COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE of rules for these debates. They Shore Drive-In—Cartoon Car- still could turn out to be "just toon Carnival 8:50. Hannibal discussions of the issues." That is, one candidate talking and then 9:40. Cage of Evil 11:40. Man 102O — the other — but not together in Without a Body 12:45. genuine debate rebuttals. SAT. — Hannibal 8:40, 11:50. They'll never top the "Gun Cage of Evil 10:40. smoke" rating with that kind of SUN. — Gallant Hours 8:40, Maltew daisy chain. 12.50. Horse Soldiers 11:00. "THE APARTMENT" Fly-In Drive-In-FRI. and SAT. (Boardwalk-Long Branch) The literacy rate of the African —Rat Race 8:40, 1:50. Man On LEMMON republic of Liberia is estimated A String 10:40. Winchester 73 SHIRLEY MacLAINE at only 5 per cent. 12:20. uxno FRED MaoMURRAY Rcporht Directly From the Beachfront SUN. — Samson And Delilah Mini 8:40, 12:35. Ulysses 11:10. GATES OWN 6:30 f.M.-MOVliS AT DUSK Kay WmlmtoitmCdla AdantM 11:15 A. M. and 1:15 P. M. Daily UIHIUIUI mil ui,»iw TONY PERKINS TONY CURTIS HELD OVER! A TASTE JANET LEIGH "RAT RACE" in Alfred Hltchcock'l "SINK THE By Popular Demand "PSYCHO" BISMARCK" on thi HI-HENRY INN TIIMJ W(i. II DELIGHT Boardwalk Italian - American Restaurant CASINO ICE PALACE Full 2-Hour Skating niiccializing in ASBURY PARK, N. J. Extravaganza • STEAKS WITH SHORE DRIVE-IN 1'IiHKOItMANCKS: I.Url) Minimi liii KMU. 8:30 I'. M. • CHOPS RT5. 33 & 34 • COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE Mondai turn Mtluriln) SPECIAL ^ eansburg THE BBW, tETS JUST DAILY FORTUNE FINDER COT 10 REPORT THIS- RICHES TOW I WAS SAH CABZLESSLYPltt ^ r "Fortiw** for tofey ftm th» fUn. write in tlw letter* Lyoa Dolan, daughter of Mr,| WirvE BEEN MU6G6P C H&*0 W THE 0B3JT <* tte ilptubrt eoiropowttoj wv» mammon VaeHotettitt wtre> Mad Mrs, Martin Dolan, Palmer TWELVE OPAPLVJMCOPJECT %i«J period tewhichyouwer * bow. You will find it fun. Ave,, celebrated her ninth, birth- By ALFRED SHEfNWOU) 13 4 5*7 »1011 11111415 M17U tt202! 721134 MM day last week. Present at a! Don't thank an opponent for a A I CD f F C IJKIMNOPQRSTU V W X Y Z party were Robin Jervis, Sandra Snyder, Gale and Ellen Mow- free discard until you find out JAN. 11. a 15 22 5 12 16 1 18 20 25 8 15 13 9 14 7 how much it will cost. fll.M bray, Donna and Barbara Jame- HI. 11. ison, Carol and June Deer, Diane West opened the king of dia- 2 9 7 3 8 I 14 7 5 9 14 18 12 1 14 19 MA*. 30 and Dorothy Sturgess, Starr Ter- monds, and South gurgled glee- hune, Kathy Rockwell, Susan fully. He put up dummy's ace of MAI. 11. 1 12 1 19 20 8 14 7 IS 31 18 8 8 1 IB B Bergen and Donna Spafford. diamonds and discarded the cltib AfK.JO from his hand. "That's one trick API.11. S 14 3 15 21 18 1 7 9 14 7 19 9 7 14 19 you'll never get," South chortled. MAY 10 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Snyder j MAY 11. 19 8 9 6 20 9 14 7 9 14 20 5 18 0 19 20 and family, Mrs. and Mrs. Albert The trouble was that South still JUNE It Sturgess and family, and Mr. has two losing spades in his JUNE 31. It 5 23 20 8 9 14 7 IB 4 6 IB 9 18 B 4 and Mrs. Evan Sturgess are hand. If he drew trumps, he JUIY33 spending the week at Cape Cod. would have to give up the low JULY 34- 14 5 23 19 5 8 31 18 8 20 25 14 6 1 18 10 pe spades sooner or later; and if AUG.ll _"^ ^MICKEY MOUSE WALT DISNEY South failed to draw trumps he AUG. 3). 25 15 21 20 8 6 21 12 1 .8 20 9 22 9 30 25 The fifth birthday of Robert couldn't even take his high spades SIFT. 13 Gamache, son of Mr. and Mrs. OKAY... I'LL. NO SISMOP A THIEF THAMK YOU, »afely for fear of a ruff by East. SEPT. 34- 25 15 21 1 18 18 id is 5 i 15 18 5 4 Robert Gamache, Nevada Ave., THOUGHT X HEARI7 TAKE A LOOK- WITHIN MILES OF MICKEY! OCT. 13 e I was celebrated July .27 by mem- A NOISE INSICE... GOO!? No matter what he did, South I BET THERE'S A was sure to go down. OCT. 34. 21 14 31 19 31 i 13 7 l 20 8 0 18 9 14 7 bers of his family. IN THE NOV. 11 HOUSE 1 Second Look NOV. 33. 35 15 21 1 18 5 18 9 4 IB 6 38 15 18 18 25 DEC. 31 Frank Bartholomew, son of Mr. South would make the contract and Mrs. Frank Bartholomew, If he took a second look at the DEC. 33. 1 a 9 4 6 15 18 28 15 31 IS 8 S 1 18 SO dummy before playing the ace JAN. 31 Kentucky Ave., celebrated his of diamonds. He would see ex- 14th birthday Wednesday, A party actly what was going to happen ®n ( 84 (gft for him will be held tomorrow., and would therefore look for an- © lt». Klni Peilarn »rn«l(«l». Int. Attertding will be Mr. and Mrs. other plarii Frank Bien, Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quinn and children, Think about the bidding and!These two tricks, added to your Joseph, James, Robert and Wil- consider the nature of the East-! own eight trumps and top spades liam, Mrs. Kate Jakositz, Mrs. THE HANDS West hands. West is sure to have are enough to assure the slam. Catherine Seredzic and children, a poorish hand with long spades. DAILY QUESTION Michele and Michael, Irvington, South dealer From the lead, West also has North-South vulnerable Dealer at your right opens with and Mr. and Mrs. William Eyres NORTH some diamonds headed by K-Qon. e spade, and you hold: Spades and children, Maureen and Ruth, • 6 3 West can not also have the —6 3 Hearts—4 2 Diamonds—A Cranford. SECRET AGENT X9 Bv MEL GRAFF V 4 2 ace of clubs, for then he would 6 3 Clubs-K Q 7 6 3. What • A 7 6 3 not make a shutout bid. Hence do you say? • KQ 7 6 3 we know that East has the ace Answer: Pass. Whether vulner- DEAN'S LIST -BUTI CANT MEANWHILE, lit WEST EAST of clubs and only one or two able or not, your hand is far too NEW BRUNSWICK — Douglass iMiwreewu TflVTO»AKBUPF«? 4QJ10984 *5 OKAY, C0BRI6AN- ACT FAWRS WHEN WE THE (OTTEN *WRRIA6£ spades at most. weak for an overcall. College today listed six Mon- fVE 61VEM VEPA 4KQJ4 • 10 9 8 5 2 This is enough information to mouth County students on its OU ACS ANP SCORPIO, * 8 2 • A J 10 9 4 find the winning line of play. Ruff If a husband joins a religious Dean's list for the past school OUT. HE8E-TAKETHE SCOflPW— we'p SOUTH group that doesn't believe in year. They are, Erika Isaacs, 15 0UN-THATU.VWSHMS emeu the first diamond, eaving the ace UP COMPLETELY/ A A K 7 2 in dummy. Draw trumps, cash marriage his wife has grounds Union Ave., Freehold; Elo Urm, START, VAKQ J98 63 for divorce in Kentucky and New521 Sairs Ave., Long Branch; HOW-' • None the two top spades and then lead • 5 a club. Hampshire. Norine Furman and Judith Gut- South West Nqrth Cast terman, both of Asbury Park, and East can take the ace of clubs Author Chaucer (1340-1400) Elaine R. Glickman and Marcia 2 V 4 4k 5 V Pass but must then lead either a club « V All Pass gave the slang word "bones" to Zeisel, both of Bradley Beach. Opening lead — 4>K or a diamond back to dummy. dice. You therefore win dummy's ace of diamonds and king of clubs. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean An POGO By WALT KELLY THE TOODLES By THE BAERS WHAT wfimmrs , WHO WOULP ^ geews 10 we 1 w& NEEP CSOWO IN NViSiBL^ NOMINEES? W6 I v COUNTRY IS SAP6 WANT If? y WBVB&KINPA tHRlCnW! C, CANPISAT65"' *^~\r TH6 Hews. /Th H I WOUl-JJ 06 MARY WORTH By SAUNDERS mid KEN ERNST BONNIE Bv JOE CAMPBELL GOLLY/ I PAD/ THOUGHT YOU'D y'5U,CLARK — I FELT I BE PLEASED DESERVED PAN'.—WE'D HAD LOOK, I JUST LOOK MILLION LAUGHS TOGETHER". AND FINALLY GOT AT THAT ABOUT IT/ SHE'S A6IHL WHO LIKE*— AND A BULL'S-EYE NEEO5-NICETHIN6S! REVEREND By B//7- O'MALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY WAITUW COME BACK FROM LUNCH AND SEE THAT \ aplingStakes Feature's Monmo Candidates Work Out for Race Check Srnall Craft, Grossing More Than $130,000 Coast Guard Asks SANDY HOOK — The Coast "A last-minute inspection may OCEANPORT — Six candidates: would be along to handle F. A. f With some of the two-year-olds, Guard has called on boat owners jve your life," Coast Guard for tomorrow's $100,000 guaran-'Sherman's Bronzerullah. soft going probably would en- to stop at the Sandy Hook Life- spokesmen pointed out. teed Sapling Stakes were on the: Meanwhile track conditions hance their chances while for oth- boat Station for a safety chec'K They offered (he following track yesterday for workouts in!may have something to do with crs, such going would mitigate before heading out to sea. check-list for small craft: preparation (or the six furlong.the size of Saturday's Sapling against them, 1. Are there any traces of gas test. Monmoiilh's fcaiure for clos-' field. Rain yesterday made thc: Since the gross of the race is or oil in the bilges? inp of the lBHO season. course sloppy and if the track:expected to be more than $130,- , 2. Are there sufficient life Two of then' went a half mile, drys out in time to provide fast 000 with betler than $75,000 to Dore-Borysicwicz ackets aboard? H O H FrclinRhuysen's Merry footing Saturday, is something the winner, track conditions be- cw 3. Does the engine show signs Ruier was clocked in 49 seconds i* would venture to predict. tcome an important factor, of failing? going easily. Ford and Kelly's! _ ~ | op Pro-Am Coif w; 4. Has the craft taken on any cdlsUnce ASBURY PARK—Scoring nine excess water? !nn^^Soe^nr !Mrs. Tracy wins Pop Warner lirdies and an eagle, the team 5. Are you carrying ample There were four who took a!f rti fi f f Harold Dore and Tony fuel? Borysiewicz took honors In the Last summer, Coast Guards- three-furlong spin during thcjJcrSCV MlOI'C LOIllCreilCC Jersey Shore Pro-Am tourna- morning. Boncrist Farm's Nashua < J men at the Sandy Hook station ment yesterday at Asbury Park worked more than 80 hours a Blue was clocked in 36 2-5 hand-If If Tniirnov Moot« TntllVlif Golf and Country Club. week to answer more than 650 ily; J. Logan Grter, Jr.'s itsajljOlI 1 OUI litV lULLlS lUlllglll Dore and BorysieiviM turned distress calls. The calls involved GOING INTO FIRST TURN —Rounding the first turn with mud flying are, left to i 32-29-61 to lead the small the safety of more than 2,000 Great Day was timed in 35 sec- ield. Dore also teamed with Ed lives. onds handily, .1. Graham Brown's! DEAL - Mrs. William Tracy, FAIR HAVEN — There will right, Soups On, Charles Burr up, Hard Fibre (winner of the race), piloted by Dick Jriffin for a 33-31—64 for He's A pistol went in 38 4-5 breed-! Essex Fells, sewed up the Wom-|he an open meting Monday at md place. Many of these cases could ing and Clear Spring Stable's]en's Metropolitan Jersey Shore[7:30 for all boys and fathers who Lawless, and Triangle City, with Nick Fernicola in the irons. It was the first race Gol Dore, pro of Lakehiirst Naval have been eliminated if owners Great Scope was timed in 35 f tournament yesterday whenlare interested in the brand new at Monmouth Park. Hard Fibre returned $29.20 for a win ticket. had had their boats properly in- seconds handily iscoring an 84 for a 239 total in'Pop Warner Football Conference Air Station course, has played in lhe thr da area. three Pro-Ams tourneys and has spected, according to the Coast Arrival of Pairice Jacobs' Hail «- y competition. for the young gridders in the placed first at Fotsgate and As>Guard. TSK,o Reaso^n E!from Saratoga£ fronf, com-S ! Mrs. Tracy had shot an 81 at f All-StarGame bury Park and tied at Manas quan River. LADIES DAY insofar as imaocrs irom oinir Wnrinr^Hav .nriltcrestcd persons and gridders are Tony Aldarelli' posted low track;. The winner of the Youth- ; icw countrl tllyc UUD Wednesday, and rc c .J . .„„./.. it ,i,n August 11 ross with 37-34—71. Amateur tulfnl, Tremoniremonit . Greiureait American.' tourneyi with her 84 ves-J WllT[ ,^ ,",we ,nh-i..../!?',,n night for the ' Rain delayed play for 2>4 net went to Borysiewicz, 79-13— deandn bSanfory Bodb UsseryStakes. will be nd-^rda.s thiyoungsterss conferenc. One eo f pertainthe rules s otof FORT MONMOUTH — The big hours. Some of the competitors event in Monmouth County Cub Next tournament will be Mrs. J. R. H. Thouron's Cov- started out at S) a. m. but were weight. The wqight of a gridder ered Bridge was added to the list Scout Softball will take place next Nest tournament will be called ir is in the vicinity of 70-105 pounds ^ Lakehurst Naval Air Station. of probable starters following a for the season's play. Thursday when stars from Key- many as Bv Hy Cunningham port, Malawan and Middletown Individual l'rofmlonn!: call from Trainer James E. Commissioner Gerald Jerola- Ted Graygor. Asbury Park, 37-311-73 Ryan. Covered Bridge turned in Mrs. Frank Gilbertson, Rum- mon will enlighten fathers and Township meet the top players Aniido PctraBlIn, Spring Meadow a fine effort in the Christiana so. n Country Club finished eighth "I HAVEN'T TAKEN A DIME OUT OF THIS from Red Bank and Long Branch ln lhc sons in the operation of the Pop Harold Dore, Lakehurst, 36-3f>—75. Stakes at Delaware Park in which tourney with 270 total. in the annual all-star game to John Alliertl, Jumping Brook, 40-37— MrSi Warner Conference. Any groups TRACK since taking over Freehold Raceway in 1944. 77. he finished third behind the unde- Gilbertson hahad , a pair of 88 or organizations are welcome be played under the lights here Jlodily Newmon, Homoslend. 35-37—7! rounds but had trouble yesterday My only take is a small salary," stated Fred Fatzler, Smllty Slclllano, Jumping Brook feated Itsa Great Day, beaten to attend the session. Prior to the "play ball" cry, is-:!O—77. only a length for all the money. with a 94. Others in the Conference work- president of Freehold Raceway, Wednesday. It was there will be presenting of tro- Joe Harbaro, Barbaro's I). H., 43 Ilnal Standing IS—81. Previously Covered Bridge had (Mrs Wni. Tracy, Bssex Fed*. ing with the commissioner are first curtain time for press, officials of racing, state phies to the county champions 1'ro-Amateur: finished fourth in the Caesar ! — Dr. Frank Moran, Tony Waters, and the four teams that won Dore-Tony Boryslcn-lcr. .12.:!)—01. Mrs liir.-iard Freeman, Inwood, S5-7S- and county government and just plain old people in- Dorc-Eil Grllfln. 33-31—64. Rodney, also won by Itsa Great; Phil Carling, Joseph Rosati and their respective divisions. Graycor-Tony Anuchnrlcn. :i?-33—C5. j Mrs. Jiirnes r. Lee, Huntlncham, 82- Bill Rue, members of the exec-|terested in the sulky sport. Oraysor-Tony AltUreUI. 34-3S—60. Also scheduled before R IVtrnniia-rtalPh IllKllo, 33-:il-ii7. Although no announcement ivas1M.,'.'"'rj.irrnr, 1'ntcrberR, Hollywood, utive board. Will be the runoff to determine I>ore-H. K.1 Amtcnon, 33-3*-68. made about a rider, Nick Shuk: .^J ^^[^'^ James Stombor is secretary of One look around the plant verified Fatzler's Allicnl-Ernf. Oatla, 36-32—««. •cscl, Pellwoml, • Timely Notes on the Great Outdoors « * up; Battey Hits 2-Run Homer By NELSON BENEDICT iSoiiM ««n. 1» ,—_~K«U JM I BcUinuWt, 00 ..—Dwlsl H 3 Held Bouncer, 113 ...-—Burr 4-1 4 Port C. 113 Blum 4-1 Mother, .110 ...... NB Ulcers may well become the occupational disease 'iSS {foSS/m r_3ok Senators Defeat White Sox B n 3.40 x-Hoyler-Schmeck entry. enth straight with a 4-2 triumph Time 1:10 1,5 warding the trolling set hereabouts. Joe Renzo, dock- FIFTH RACACEE — Purse J3.SO0: Clmsr.; • Outboard 1 y. o.; 1-1/111/16 6miles il . FREEHOLD — Freehold Race- over Milwaukee, San Francisco SEVENTH HACK Alw.: 2 yrj.: F; s I 1 Woden, 114 NB Nasaup i Blum) 6.60 MCI 3.40 Boats master at Highlands Basin Landing was out on the2 Third Sean, 112 Blum In 12 Innings wayy, the state's only operatingg edged Philadelphia 8-7 and ChiHeh- , Kort.'l 9.IHI .VL'O 3 SSiir NNegev , 110 RRogers 12-1 cago's Cubs beat Cincinnati 5-3. Arctic Queen Lnyto>tonm> 3.S0 Little Carol Wednesday. He and his pals caught 18 4 Edgewater, *110 Rlnl 2-1 ASSOCIATED PRESS harness track, opens a 50-day Time 1:12 • Trailers 5 a-Avlva'« Dimples, 105 NB 81 season tomorrow with post time EIOHTH RACE-Clg.; 3-up: 1 1/16 m. tuna. Ray Buck of the Shore Hills Garden Motel, Sea 6 Captain Hook, 114 Grant 101 It didn't take Norm Zauchin Lucle M'nette iBlum 13.60 7.6fl 5.10 New & Used 7 Skittle, '100 _ Projzlllo 121 for the first race set at 2 p. m. Sultanahail (Perezi 10.80 6.(10 8 Petted Pal. 113 NB 20-lon1 g to make a hit with puffalo woman driver from North Ver- Bright, and party nabbed three tuna yesterday with Owner Fred Fatzler added sev- Great Crossing i 3. SO Boars 9 Junmptn Speed, 110 NB 15-fan1 s In the International League. non, Ind., is bringing three Time 1:43 2/5 Johnny Bisso on the Adventurer. 10 Questlenne, 113 JJB 4-1 eral innovations to the half-mile NINTH RACE-C1.; «-up: 1 I/IB m. 11 Hidden Charm, 112 __..OJlHs«n 4-1 One game did it. horses to Freehold. Aroknn II (GlJIIgam 11.20 4.to 3.(0 CA 2-349S Current hot spot for tuna is the southern rim of12 Lady Daumler, 109 _..Femlcola 20-1 track this year including an im- Silver Ring (P'smnrei 3 go 3 1)0 13 a-Romantlc Evening;, 105 ....NB 8-1 The onetime major league first D'blo Plight II (Mon'l) 7.40 491 Atlantic Ave., Long Branch a-I. Bleber & Mrs. E. D. Jacobs proved surface and a new auto- ATLANTIC HIOIII.ANns THREE-MAN Time 1:15 1/5. Cholera Bank, a goodly journey from the point of entry. baseman, playing his first game matic odds totalizer. CLASSIC Attendance 21 2G8 Hnn.tu ititmr Bmncbport Avfl.) SIXTH RACE — Purse *l,500: AlWCi.i with Buffalo after a trade with Sandy Hook. Frankly, we do not believe it's necessary 2 y. o.: 6 furlongs. A 10-race card will be offered Highlands Kec. Center 1 Arc Light. 110 ..Gllllnan 81 Miami, hit a home run for a Honest Paul's Tavern to travel that far for tuna. That opinion was firmed 2 a-TroJan Selh. 118 _ NB ninth-inning tie, and then brought through Oct. 8 with daily Frank's Tavern 3 Eden Hall. 110 Blum b li Ocean View-Sea Bright . in our mind last Sunday while out from Shrewsbury 4 Soda Stream, 116 , Bhuk the winning run home with a double windows closing at 1:45At. High. Rec. Cenler . - Don't miss teeing .... Blum 151 p. m. The track seats 3,500, canL. * M. Bulldem 6 Mems, 118 NB sharp grounder as the Bisons de- Herb's Place .. Charlie McMonus or River Yacht Club aboard the Orca. 7 a-MlRhty Bruce, 116 - Grant accommodate 6,800 standees, and Hauser's Insurance . - 3 Cross King, 116 Lee 31 feated Jersey City 11-10 in 12 In- Brlte's Cleaner's Several cans of Joe Julian's finest chum were 9 Charlie Z.. 118 ..Gilbert 6-1 nings last night. Zauchin, who provides parking space of 3,800 Rudy Pitts Team Leo Fisk during their a-C. B. Caldwell & M. H. Schlosberg cars. ' 000 Series—Lenny Smith 203, 200, trundled aboard Orca for an experimental slicking entry. was with Boston and Washington 603 Big Summer Tire Sale SEVENTH RACE — Purse 15,000; in the American League, had The Raceway was operating in 200-603. session. The crew, Jim Paddock and Chuck Alwcs.; 3 y. o.; 6 furlongs. 200 Club—Charley Dlllone 214. Algl of General Tires 1 Olewlth, 113 NB 12-tw1 o hits and drove in three runs 1853, 22 years before the first Drlnkwater 207, 202; Charley O'Ne 2 Vanessa'! Boy, 122 Blum 3-1 202, Charli-y MacConnach 201, Ed Fer Mailly, were dubious from the offset. Neverthe- 3 Lady Sputnlck, 117 sterling 15-1 as Buffalo, staying alive with a Kentucky Derby was run arart l 202, Johnny Guth 200. KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING . . . KE 1-2646 4 Mineral Board. 122 ....Karmatt 8-1 two-run homer by Jack Davis in Churchill Downs, and is regard- less we determined to assess the tuna situation on 5 Four Cent Stamp. 11T ....Burr 8-1 Pitching Coach Tom Ferrick of 6 Bustier's Whirl, 118 ..Rogers i 1 the 11th inning, remained in aed as the country's oldest track. Shrewsbury Rocks and in the Mud Hole the hard 7 Isyurbudily. 113 ..i. Hartacl fl-1 But with its crisp new paintthe Detroit Tigers started with McMANUS & FISK, Inc. 8 Shore Party. 118 _ Nb 21 third place tie with Rochester. Greenwood, Miss., in the Cotto way. •- - 9 Carrollton. 122 ....: NB R-l job and consistent improvements, 1724 ASBURY AVENUE ASBURY PARK 10 Lerirtyamaun. 118 _ Hartack 50-1 The Red Wings kept the pace States League in 1936. He won 11 MalDon-D.. 113 NB 4-1 by whipping Miami 8-5—after the the completely modern sandbox Expenditure of one can of bait on the Rocks re- EIGHTH RACE—Purse $5,000; Alwcs.; 13 of his first 21 decisions. 3 y. o.; 1-1/10 miles. first five men to bat struck two track hardly shows her age. sulted in capture of a foot-long chub mackerel. Next 1 San Ju Lee. 105 NB 61 2 Lak« Erie. 122 ...Barrow 2-1 home runs, a single, triple and The concrete and steel barns stop was the Hole. As pretty a spread of bait as ever 3 John Hernon, 113 double in a five-run first inning contain 520 stalls which racing 4 Flrmckle. 'Ill ...... —..Prozilllo you'd want to see failed to attract even so much as a5 Tapis. 103 - .. Burr 41 against the last place Marlins. secretary Mrs. Constance Ens- « Oulll Briar, 116 Korte POGO By WALT KELLY THE TOODLES By THE BAERS AT P86SS ONg fMIN6 SKAM PHONED RKSWTAFTEe YOU UB Tl/V\g 0OU&1 AND I \ 7K0BABLYN0NEOF MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL I'M 5ORR.Y, I COT CARRIED AWAV BV BUT. MOM, I GUESS MV FAVORITE SUBJECT! ' VOU CAN'T GO IT'LL THAT DOES • ••5HALL WE 5HAKE OUT UNTIL YOU LONG TO EMPTy FORGET IT? EWPTy THAT GLASS 1 THIS BIG-- IT/ OF MILK/ REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY g JACKIE... DOES youR |MP MOTHER KNOW LW CONPDCTOR you'RE ON ON ft BUS! P Tfife IS NO Way RED, BANK REGISTER To Run Railroad BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — Pas- near-collisions occurred regular- wgers on»Iraqi trains got a esson recently on what it means Red-Hot Engine o have Communists dominate the An engine driver leaving Bagh •ailways: dad forgot to check his water They had to get off the train supply. At Khan Beni Saad sta- ,nd carry water in buckets to tion south of Baghdad, passen- upply the engine. gers had to get out and carry After the revolution of J uly 1958, water to the red-hot engine in here was a big upsurge of Com- buckets. munist activity in this country. Communists promised the post }n_e of the main Communist tar- of station master to a sweeper. ;ets was the Railway Union, and The latter was transferred suc- •ery shortly, leftists had thor- cessively to three different sta- lughly indoctrinated the work- tions, and he caused so much 's. rouble as to "turn each station The result was a breakdown into a hell." n discipline. Engine drivers were Communist workers threatened aking off without checking their :o drag a doctor through the IN FARM TRAGEDY—Mrs. Theresa Vucetec, 30, left, was in critical condition after inter supply, trains were col- itreets because he refused to state police reported she cut the throats of her three children at Linden farm near ding, and workers were putting sign a statement recommending Copake, N. Y., before turning the butcher knife on herself. Sieglinde, 7, center, n no more than three hours hem for sick leave. work a day. Three porters beat up a sta- and Steven, 17 months, right, are two of the three slain children. The Vucetec family, This picture of chaos was paint- ion master because he was read- originally from Yugoslavia, was brought to this country from Austria by the United ed by Iraq's director-general of ing to them a new set of reg- Church Organization. (AP Wirephoto) •ailways, Gen. Salik Zaki Tow- ulations. DISCUSS CONGO SITUATION—United Nations Secretary-General Dag Hammar- iq, in a statement published in Communists won union elec- By Gettermann jlcjold, right, and U.N. Undersecretary Ralph J. Bunche, left, confer in Leopoldville. the Baghdad Press. Towfiq late- tions by threatening to drag ISINSER ly has come under fire from the through the streets those who Could Fly Bunche arrived in Elisabethville, capital city of secessionist Congo province of Ka- eftist press because of his crack- voted against them. tanga Aug. 4, .where he will try to pave way for entrance of U.N. troops. down on Communist workers. Big numbers of workers were Into Orbit (AP Wirephotol Referring to the "struggling unjustly dismissed when Com- nionists" defended by the leftist munists accused them of plotting SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — A press, Gen. Towfiq declared: against the republic, beat them 7,000 mile an hour air plane "We have tested them for two up, threw them into prison, and hat could fly itself into orbit Birth Control CS Upholds School Days, years and what was the result?' charged their families with trea- around the earth as a true satel- Here are a few items he listed: on. lite was described yesterday by Group Oks Man's Firing Curriculum, In a single month, 140 trains Communists acting on their an aircraft industry official. were interrupted. own once brought thousands of Alexander Kartveli, an engi- TRENTON (AP) - The state persons from Kirkuk in train neering vice president of Re Civil Service Commission today Thirteen ships in Basra pori Get Study loads and had them imprisoned, public Aviation, disclosed his New Pill upheld dismissal of Albert Gug- couldn't be unloaded because In the end, Prime Minister Abde! proposal to the Institute NEW YORK (AP) - The medi- iicelli as Essex County bridge TRENTON (AP) — Although rains had not arrived to pick up Kerim Kassem had the entire Aeronautical Sciences and later cal committee of the Planned :ender. He left his job in a feud vacationing students probabl; the cargo. group released, over bitter pro n an interview wilh the San. Parenthood Federation of Amer- with his boss. aren't thinking about school thcsi At the instigation of leftis tests of the Communists. Diego Union. ica has approved a contraceptive Guglicelli, of 7 Lake St., Belle- hot August days, their teacher: union committees, "Simple work- pill for distribution by the organ! re. ers have been working effective- What has happened to these He said his MACH 25 plane ville, was charged with being could be built within 10 years. zation's clinical centers through- absent from work for five con- And they see many changes fo ly no more than three hours pei Communists in the railways? out the country. the new school year, said Di day." "We have purged the organiza- t could circle the earth, escape secutive days. emporarily into space and re- The approval was given to the James M. Lynch, Jr., today. Careless workers mixed sand tion from persons like these, and The Civil Service Commission turn, Kartveli said. However, he drug Enovid, manufactured by Lynch, dean of students a with grease in train wheels. we have dismissed temporary said Guglicelli started working pointed out, it could not escape G. D. Searle & Co., Chicago. Glassboro State College and heai workers whose temporary work is as a tender on the Avon- Station masters became so ;he earth's pull entirely., Enovid previously had received of the New Jersey Education As negligent that collisions am over . . .," says Towfiq. dale Bridge in February, 1957, This is the aircraft he pictured approval of the Food and Drug sociation, said the national elec but informed his superiors he was as the ultimate before the limit Administration as being safe for tions will spur interest in goven "I gave a few drops to a little kitten, and then another joing to take a two-month leave of aeronautical design is reached. birth-control use. It may be dis- ment and history, and homeworl of absence last summer because Propulsion would come from came, and another, and another . . ." pensed only on a physician's pre may include watching speech Yes, Sir, S-C Opens of "disgraceful working condi four hydrogen-burning J-58 en- scription. ions brought about by Paul Pat on TV. Other changes in the stud; gines in combination with four The Planned Parenthood Medi- i," the superintendent of bridges Butler Quits New Offices ramjets. The delta-wing plane cal Committee recommended that The commission said the dis courses to be seen in som Giles Waiting for Report schools, Lynch said, are these wouid be 170 long and 33 feet Enovid be offered routinely at pute involved tours of duty, over By TOM REEDY high. It would have a wlngspan the organization's clinics along which it has no jurisdiction, and 1. More stress on c u r r e n Here Today LONDON (AP) - Thomas Cro- nearly 99 feet. Of Billy Martin Incident with other medically approved other matters which should be events in newspapers and magi nin, the stately former butler for RED BANK—Opening of new Kartveli said the plane is forms of contraceptives. handled on the local level. Il zines, with the spotlight on Afri Princess Margaret, announc- Stromberg-Carlson office in thi practically within the present The drug must be taken daily said it had no choice except to ca, Asia and the Caribbean. CHICAGO (AP) — Jim Brewer, ed yesterday he quit the prin- Drazin Building at 25 Reckles: state of the arts. He said devel- for 20 days during a woman's uphold Guglicelli's dismissal, be- 2. Modern ways of teachin hicago Cubs' rookie southpaw cess' household because he just PI., will be the occasion for opments are required in super- menstrual cycle. The cost was cause he refused to obey orders French and Spanish through ii pitcher, today was out of base- couldn't get along with her hus- reception today from 5 to 7 p.m sonic fuels, light but strong! ,> estimated at about $10 a month to report for work. dividual records and earphone ball at least a month and possibly band, Antony Armstrong-Jones. Stromberg-Carlson is a divi^ioi structures, and tougher metals to The federation indicated other 3. More microscopes and sc; for the rest of the season after ence equipment bought with "There were differences of of General Dynamics Corpor- withstand re-entry into the at- oral contraceptives also would be ation. mosphere. suffering a serious face injury eral funds. opinion, a clash of personality," from a punch by Billy Martin. approved if passed by the Food he explained. Paul E. Brandt, recently-ap and Drug Adminstration. No Merit A. New approaches to teac ing of science and mathematii pointed district manager, state Martin, scrappy Cincinnati Reds It said in a statement that nu- Cronin said the trouble was •second baseman whose career including a combined algeb: that Armstrong-Jones — "I al- that the move to larger quarter; Gets Summons merous tests and studies showed Pay For and geometry course. —900 square feet—was made has been dotted with brawls, Enovid "to have a high degree of ways called him 'sir' as he didn't punched the 22-year-old Brewer 5. More writing and outsic, like to bo called Mr. Jones" — essary by increased business an After Accident effectivity, provided it is taken reading for English classes, with; responsibilities, and a larger sta yesterday in a second inning out- not only in proper dosage but Teacher usurped a butler's duties. burst of the Cubs-Cincinnati game. | less emphasis on textbooks. "I was not allowed to employ to handle SJiem. Mr. Brand FAIR HAVEN — An 18-year- with absolute regularity, with nol TRENTON (AP) - The state came to Stromberg-Carlson from old Rumson motprist received a Dr. Arthur Metz, Cubs' physi- even a single scheduled day 6. A stronger emphasis on pre- my staff. I didn't pay them their education commissioner yester- paring to get into crowded col-| a e "and many'other matters Hoffman Electronics Corporatio summons for passing on the cian, safd the orbit bone below omitted." day agreed that a West Orange W g S of Los Angeles, Calif., for whic' wrong side after her car collided Brewer's right eye is fractured l,eges'._Wit!1-iI1.Ore 8uid^nce conJwere not left in my hands as The pill was developed by Dr. teacher should not get a merit ferences between teachers and he was Eastern regional man with another yesterday. and that an area of one inch is John Rock of Harvard Medical pay increase because her work they should have been." depressed by half an inch. parents. When he worked for U.S. Am- ager. Police said a car driven by School and Dr. Gregory Pincus was unsatisfactory. Assisting Mr. Brandt in th Miss Carol Reinhart, 24 Park \n eye specialist has been call- of the Worcester Foundation for Commissioner Frederick M. bassador John Hay Whitney, he said, he had charge of 37 em- conduct of Stromberg-Carlson Ave., was in collision at Hancc ed in to determine if sight has Experimental Biology, Raubinger said the West Orange relations with both governmen and River Rd. with a vehicle op- been impaired and for sunrgery, The federation's medical com' Board of Education was within Job Total ployees and "that's' the right erated by George C. Jones, 13 way" to run a household. and industry will be Norman K which may be delayed because mittee is composed of 27 spe its powers in refusing an increase Freeman, who has representei Central Ave., Red Bank. of swelling. • cialists in obstetrics, gynecology to Ann Kopera for the school "To my mind there is only Is Disclosed one person to whom a new em the company at Red Bank fo Both drivers were headed east The 32-year-old Martin, one- psychiatry, public health and oth- year 1956-57. RED BANK — A total of 209 several years, and Robert L on River Rd., according to po- time amateur boxer, was await- er medical fields. West Orange pays salaries ployee should be responsible — area residents were placed in the butler. The master of the Layburn, a telecommunicatio: lice, who said the accident took ing word today from National above state minimums, so the place when Mr. Jones attempted non-agricultural jobs last month house must recognize this." engineer from the company' League President Warren Giles, increase was not mandatory. through services of the Red Bank headquarters in Rochester, N. Y to turn right on Hance. who said he would not take any Raubinger found that the home Cronin made it clear that the office of the New Jersey State clash of personalities was with Among the Stromberg-Carlsoi No one was injured. action until studying a report of Rites Held For economics teacher did not have a Employment Service, it was re- executives expected to attend th Patrolman Ronald McDaniel in- the umpires. good work plan for her classes Armstrong-Jones. Princess Mar- ported today by Harry Shapiro, reception are Sidney R. Curtis vestigated. Martin, a 5-11, 163-pounder, was and her students were inatten- jaret, he said, is "a most graj FLEES TO U.S Maj. Raul Imperial Wizard office manager. senior vice president; Jack G at bat yesterday when a Brewer tive. cious and charming lady. She Chibas, railroad adminis- Many of the requests from area Anderson, vice president for go pitch made him duck away. The ATLANTA (AP) — The U. S Raubinger had upheld the de- was always very good and kind employers, he said, were for key eminent marketing, and Carl W trator fn Cuban govern- ball caromed off his bat and Klans, Knights of the Ku Klux cision once before, but the Ap- to me." TourneyWinners personnel. Several such employes Burrows, director of headqua: hit his helmet. On the next pitch, Klan, buried Imperial Wizard El- pellate Division of Superior Court "I have heard some rumors," ment of Fidel Castro, ar- were located through the state ters sales. RED BANK — The Red Bank Martin swung and sent his bat don L. Edwards yesterday, his said he should study the record the 44-year-old butler continued rives at Key West, Fla., agency's clearance system while chapter of the Old Guard were flying to the side of the mound. casket draped with the hood and and determine whether the teach- "that Mr. Armstrong-Jones and winners in a shuffleboard tourna- other offices throughout the state seeking political asylum. Martin then walked toward the robe of the order. er's unsatisfactory rating was I exchanged blows. I have been ment with the Westfield chapter endeavor to obtain needed work- He arrived aboard 17-foot bat, met Brewer coming over, A robed minister—one of three justified. in my job far too long to allow Indebtedness in Westfield Wednesday. officiating—declared "By th ers who may not be available in such a thing to happen. and let fly a right to the pitcher's the immediate area, Mr. Shapiro The Red Bank group took eight boat. No reason was given grace of God" his work will be THREE-DAY FAIR "I am going .to forget all about face. Players poured in and added. games out of 12. for his defection. wrestled the two on the ground. carried on. WEST LONG BRANCH —The my days at Kensington Palace Figures Told Participating were Robert But- Among the job-seekers placed — and the only position I have (AP Wirephoto) Martin was banished, and while "When the last shot is fired three-day annual fair of the West TRENTON — School and mu- ler, Robert Cadman, Mark and the smoke is cleared away by the Red Bank office last ever left in unfortunate circum- stewing in the Reds' dugout, Long Branch Community Center nicipal government indebtednes Crook, Carl Clark, Melvin Cree, We will be standing victorious,' will continue through tomorrow month were construction engi- stances." Ellis Clary, Washington Sen- Brewer returned to the Cub' dug- neer, X-ray technician, and tool in New Jersey is now mon Ben Dennis, Morrell Moore, Ste- he said. to midnight on the grounds on Published reports said Cronin ator coach, led the Florida State out. There he got a broken bat and die maker. Total placements than a billion dollars, the Ne- phen Stevens, Charles Shinn, Virtually all of those having an Locust Ave. The fair opens -at was paid 800 pounds ($2,240) a handle and started to march were 7G less than those for the Jersey Taxpayers Association ha Howard Shinn, Elwood Nixon, and league in stolen bases with 61 in active part in the burial were 6:30 p. m. year plus board, room and lodg- across the field towards Martin. previous month and 65 below the reported. Herman Woolley. 11937. clad In satiny robes. Many of ing, but he would not talk about Brewer was stopped by team- R. Clifford Errickson, 45 Golf figure for July, 1959, he said. the several hundred mourners St., West Long Branch, is gener- that, except to say there was no Monmouth County's share o mates before he could get far. were rank and file Klansmen al chairman. Despite the current volume of argument about his stipend. this debt is $55,209,168, the asso Later he was taken to Wesley wearing their regalia of bedsheel placements, Mr. Shapiro added, Cronin went to work for the ciation's figures show. Memorial Hospital. cotton. many openings remain. Joneses at Kensington Palace on The gross debt of the state'; "Brewer threw at my head, and Edwards, 51, an automobile Needed by local employers are their return from their honey 56S municipalities at the end of nobody is going to do that," said paint sprayer of suburban College sewing machine operators, legal moon cruise July 4. He quit las lasl year was $300,776,397. Martin. "I was in the hospital Park, died Monday of a heart secretary, stenographer, pressers, Tuesday and broke a self-im The 574 school districts had a last year when I got hit in the attack. He claimed-that he had waitresses, housekeeper, he said. posed silence yesterday. total indebtedness of $711,473,928. face (by Tex Clevenger of Wash- Tallied a million members into Approximately 1,117 eligible The combined total was $1,012,- ington when Martin was with claimants obtained unemploy- As can be expected in the case 250,325. his klans despite a state no-mask of royalty, there was no state- Cleveland) and had seven frac- law. ment insurance benefits from the Monmouth County municipali- tures. local office last month, with ment from Armstrong-Jones. The ministers conducting the Cronin went into the country- ties reported capital debt Brewer, a 6-3, 190-pound native funeral were Revs. Ed Elkins, many resuming employment aft- amounting to $17,930,988, while of Broken Arrow, Okla. whom the er a brief period of enforced idle- side for a holiday until he takes C. W. Jackson and E. E. George. a new job, as a butler of course. the school districts reported ag- Cubs brought up from Houston Each wore a red robe but no ness. The July claimant figure gregate capital debts of $37,278,- July 15, said he asked Martin: compares with 1,179 in June and Ho'll have little difficulty, the hood. London Butler Agency says, es- 180. "Do you want to fiRht?" and 1,044 in July, 1959, Mr. Shapiro The Taxpayers Association fig- Billy said 'no, kid, I just came stated. pecially with his background of having buttled not only for roy- ures were compiled from official after the bat' . . .and before I alty but for Whitney and vari- records as of Dec. 31, 1959, and knew what happened, ,1 was hit Heublein ous lord mayors. include debt authorized but un- with a sundny punch." ! issued. Still in Jail, Samuel Bretson, Britain'? Sales Up champion butler who has for the NEW YORK (AP) — President Now Jobless last 29 years been running a but- Kraig Reception John Gilbert Martin said yester- TRENTON (AP) — The man ler school, says Cronin can hang Close Race day that Heublein,. Inc., had rec- had a good renson for not telling on anywhere he likes and do ord sales and earnings in the year his boss he couldn't report for well. Set for Sunday work. There Is an increasing demand Predicted ended June 30. NEW SHREWSBURY - Th» He was In jail. these days for good butlers, Bret- He estimated net Income at HYANNIS PORT, Mass. (AP) opening reception of Dr. Aba But the state Civil Service Com- son said, nnd the real money — Sen. John F. Kennedy said $3,500,000, equal to $2.41 a share, KralR's second one-man show at compared with $2,063,309 or $1.73 mission said today It would up lies In the United States, where yesterday he and Vice President the Old Mill Gallery, Tinton a shnre In the previous year. He hold the firing of Lawrence Hen "English butlers can earn up to Richard M. Nixon, his Republi- said that the profit was about drickson, 21 Liberty St., Morris 140 pounds ($392) a month. They can rival for tho presidency, Falls, will bo held Sunday at 4 47 per cent better than the pro- town, as n laborer with the coun- think there's something rather "both have a chance" in every | p. m. vious high set in 1957 . ty road department. grand about having an English state. The exhibition, open to the pub- HARD HANDSTAND — It implied, without saying so, butler who knows everything In reply to questions at a news lic, will fi'iittire paintings by Dr. Ho guessed sales would exceed Kraiu, cf Pinowalcl, during trav> $103,000,000 or about $15,000,000 Judy Klausor of Milwaukee that he could havo found some about etiquette nnd other finer conference, Kennedy told report- points In society."1 els In Mexico and the Near F.nst, better than the previous year. tries handstand on the un- way to Ret the word to hl.t buss. ers "It's Roing to be close In He wns fired for failure in report each state," In his first show In 11157. Dr. The Hnrtford, Conn., firm even parallel bars during Kralu presented a series of ex- mnkes nnd imports foods and for work on five consecutive (lays SCOUT ELECTED "I don't know what tho result DEJECTED NATATOR—A heart-broken Joff Farrell perimental sculpture, Mis paint- bcvcrnRcs. workout for final round of without notico to his superiors. WliST KEANSnURO - Mem- Is fioing to bo clectorally," he holds his hoad in Detroit aftor his gamo comeback bid Inn is mainly concerned with Tin' umml quarterly dividend trials for women's Olym- Hendrlrkson said hi' told his bers nf Explorer I'osl 51 will nt- sulcl. kimlsrapivi and panoramic views. of 20 cents a share was ordered, wife to call the ntithorltics. IIKjteml a Sea Scout ini'vlln)! tonljjhtj "We both liuve a chnncu In all pic gymnast team at Wost was at least partially foiled wlion ho endod up in third The nailery Is open dally pnyahlo Oct. 3 to stock of rec- supervisor said the wife, duln't in Perth Amhoy. Bnrtli'lt Clem-, the states." placo in finals of mon's 100-motor froostylo in Olympic from II a. in. to ti p. m, nnd ord Sept. 15, Chester, Pa. Team of six notify him until seven days Inter.lent, Hclliaiiy Utl., llnzlet, was [rum K: .10 to 10:3(1 p, in. will bo namod from fiold The liiborei- nisi) couldn't at- elected to the Order nf the Ar- Chicago WhllP Sox pitchers tw'im trials. Joff, who undorwont surgery last wook Harry Craft, Chicago Cub lend his tllsmlvial liemliij:. He row at a recent meeting nt tltoj I-'rnnk lloumnnn nnd RUNS Kem- of 10 girls. and has boon swimming hoavily tapod, has chanco to It puys to mlvertl«ii« In The ennch, broke intti organized hall was Mill In the Kssex County j home (if Joseph Mcllunh, Jr., 72 merer formerly were with Itos- mako toam in tho 200-motor frucstylo, (AP Wirephoto) iRi'lllslcr.—Advertisement. with MtmcHtim, Vu., in 1M5. (AP Wirophoto) Jail. 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