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To UR Agency Ike Weariness RED BANK — Borough Council last night bowed to opposition from several residents and postponed President Golfs on Arrival appointment of five members to the Redevelopment Agency, at least until the July 5 meeting. Mayor George A. Gray had offered the names, but In Hawaii from Far East before any action was tak en, Lionel Lancaster, 54 Plan lluilding CHURCH AND SCHOOL Pictured is the $750,000 church and eight classroom school recently comploted by HONOLULU (AP)—Balmy weather and a rousing West Front St., asked to St. Leo the Great Catholic Church in Lincroft. The church and school were dedicated Sunday. The building i» reception proved a refreshing tonic yesterday to Presi- be heard. At Earle ttepot on the 18-acre former Landau tract on Newman Springs Rd. The new parish was formed in June, 1958. Pending dent Eisenhower, who arrived here weary after his Before the discussion MIDDLETOWN - Earle completion of the church, the parish used the Lincroft Elementary School for Sunday masses. 'ar Eastern tour. was through, seven other resi- Naval Ammunition Depot of- More than 100,000 Hawaiians, the men in short- ficials last night confirmed a dents had been heard in opposi- sleeved sports shirts and tion to either urban renewal in report that construction will Murder Mystery Solved general or the Redevelopment begin In the near future on an the women in gay print Agency. assembly and storage building dresses, welcomed the for one of the Navy's new Name3 Offered weapons systems. Siegle Confesses to Offitzer Slaying Tour Not President as he stepped Mayor Gray had offered the A bid of $943,000 Is under from his big jet airliner. following names: county detectives the following and stopped to give him a Dr. Carmen J. Scarpellino, consideration by naval authori- FREEHOLD — Frederick Sie-|larities in disposing of the bodies Eisenhower grinned as Mrs. story. push. chairman of the Housing Author- ties for construction of the lie, Wall Township, who is be- n the two slayings. William F. Quinn, wife of Ha- building at Earle's main depot Mr. Gawler said Siegle ad- On the evening of Aug. 21 When the car could not be 'Howling ity, for a one-year term; Dr. waii's governor, placed a lei of ing held for murder in the death he left Charlie's Bar, Rt, 35, Lawrence Burdge, chairman of in New Shrewsbury and Atlan- mitted shooting Mr. Offitzer, 32, started, Offitzer asked Siegle bright red carnations around his of a Wall Township woman, has Ocean Township, and headed the Zoning Board of Adjustment, tic Townships. The weapons of Ridgefield, in Ocean Town- to give him a ride to Bclmar, shoulders. admitted a second slaying. toward Eatontown on Rt, 35. two years; Frank McKenna, a system is known as ASW, or ship on Aug. 21 and then taking where he was to join his va- Eisenhower was admittedly ex- Last night county detectives the body to Neptune City. He saw Offitzer's car stalled Success' local real estate agent, three Anti-Submarine Warfare, pro- cationing family. hausted when he arrived from obtained a statement from Siegle Mr. ,Gawler said Siegle told on the road and turned around years; William A. Magee, a gram. Siegle agreed and they Ief By John Scali Korea in this new 50th state member of tho Board of Educa- According to Miss Gertrude that he shot Marvin Offitzer last Offitzer's car in the parking lo at mid-day yesterday (Hawaii tion, four years, and Bernard Neidlinger, Leonardo, who ob- August and dumped the body in Makes Hoxiieg History if Monmouth Carpet Co. on Rt HONOLULU (AP) — President time). Nevertheless he lost little Kellenyi, vice president of the tained the information from Neptune City. 35. Somewhere between Deal Rd Eisenhower's swift Far East tour time in turning to his favorite Planning Board, five years. plans and specifications avail- Siegle, 30, of Wall Church and Asbury Ave., Siegle stopped added up to another personal outdoor recreation. able to the public, the plans Rd., is awaiting Grand Jury his pick-up truck, got out and The Redevelopment Agency triumph but something less than Nine Holes would handle detailed work con- call for a large assembly build- action for the June 10 murder Title Back in U.S. got his .22 rifle and went to the ing and extensive storage facil- of Mrs. Alice Bernstrom, 56, passenger side and asked Of- a howling success on the ten- The President took a brief nap nected with applying for federal and then played nine holes of funds for an urban renewal ities. of 1519 Edgemere Rd,, Wall NEW YORK (AP) —The world heavyweight boxing fitzer for his valuables. sion-ridden international front. made a Township. According to Chief golf on a sunny, breeze-cooled study. Miss Neidlinger crown was back in possession of 25-year-old Floyd Pat- When Offitzer refused, Siegli A total of about three million course at the edge of the blue statement containing the infor- of County Detectives John After the lengthy discussions, terson today after a sojourn of less than a year in said he shot him in the head spectators applauded, yelled and Pacific. The temperature was Councilman Frederic E. Giersch, mation in connection with her Gawler, Siegle killed Mrs. Bernstrom in a secluded area Sweden. and then opened the door an even squealed with delight when- in the mid-80's but there was Jr., said he felt it would be "pm- objections to the proposed shot him again in the right side none of the mugginess he had dent" to give the Redevelopment Middletown zoning ordinances. off East Hamilton Rd,, New Patterson, upset last June 26 when he was knocked ever he drove by in Korea, the Covered Body encountered almost everywhere Agency more study. Earle Naval pier Is at Leonar- Shrewsbury, after trying to Philippines, Formosa and Okina 1 rob her. out in the third round by Ingemar Johansson, wrote According to his story, Siegl on his tour to the Philippines, 'Not Clear do in Middletown Township. wa. Nationalist China, Okinawa and "I'm not perfectly clear on the boxing history last night as he floored the blond Swede got back in his truck and drov County detectives questioned But, Eisenhower realized as Korea. authority of this agency," he Siegle all day yesterday on the in the fifth round for a count of 10. No other heavy- around for some time before well as anyone thai the cheers Today, Eisenhower arranged a said. The statement drew a Offitzer case because of simi weight champion ever had returned to the throne. dumping the body near the Nep- round of applause from the Wants Avon tune City ice house. There he of the crowds will not solve morning round of golf, starting agency's opponents. An estimated Polo Grounds crowd of 40,000 saw took $80 from the body and cov- some of the critical foreign poli- about 8 a. m. HST, over the Mayor Gray, in attempting to Patterson send Johansson down for a count of nine with ered it with newspapers. (Mrs. cy problems in the area. same course at the Kaneohe Ma- allay the fears expressed about Job Bach New Position Bernstrom's body was found cov- There are solid signs his brief rine Corps Air Station where he a left hook early in the fifth and then finish him off plans to relax for perhaps the condemnation of houses, said, FREEHOLD - The former ered with a coat.) He then went ilawaiian rest is only an inter- rest of the week before flying "At this point everybody is pre Avon building inspector has filec with another left hook at 1:51. back to Offitzer's car and took lude for a fresh new look al home to Washington. mature. We're not at the point suit in Superior Court to regair For Hughes As Johansson lay on the canvas, Patterson leaned a wheel, tire and some meat. some of the harsh problems that He gave the meat to his wife Warmly applauding Hawaiians where we have to worry about the post he held for five years. NEW SHREWSBURY Mil over and promised the ex-champion a return bout. Pat- turned up during his travels. the loss of our homos." (or the family's dinner, and he shouted the traditional welcome In the suit filed by Joseph V ton G. Hughes, principal of the Eisenhower, weary from his He pointed out that "At thi: terson said he would like it within 90 days. Their con- gave the wheel and tire (o his of the islands, "Aloha," as the Fenton, 400 Garfield Ave., against Sycamore School here since 1956, 16,000-mile tour, has yet to sum point we are merely asking for brother. President stepped smilingly from the borough of Avon, Commis- has accepted a similar position tracts call for one within 120 days. up his personal reaction to his funds to make a sludy of Red County detectives have recov- his big jet airliner on return to sioner Harry B. Crook, and new in Tenafly. (See story, page 12) journey — the first that ended Bank .. , nothing more, nothing ered the wheel, and Siegle sur- the United States after eight building inspector, Frank Bella, in n swirl of controversy. less... If we decide ultimately it is claimed that Mr. Crook had rendered a watch stolen from days. And they kept it up all that we want no part of what ur- no legal power to replace Fenton Offitzer. But, in balancing off the the way along the populated sec- ban renewal comes up with, we except after a hearing and upon Siegle is being held in the pluses and the minuses, it ap. tion of his 22-mile motorcade say 'no'!" written charges OK Anti-Look-Alike county jail awaiting arraignmen pears that the sudden embarras- across this beautiful island to Both Mr. Lancaster and James Mr. Crook appointed Mr. Bella on a second murder charge. ing collapse of his visit to Japan Kaneohe. Gettis, 54 Chestnut St., criticized to the $600-a-year post for a one- outweighs the gains evident thus Native Dress (See RENEWAL Page 2) I year term effective June 1. Code by 3-2 Vote far. Thousands of women on streets Diplomatic officials fear this lined with palm trees were in RARITAN TOWNSHIP — An hereafter be erected.. .in am Red Bank single development, with its po- gay-cnlored muumuus, the long Fence Ordinance Defeated ordinance prohibiting further esidential district which shall bt tentially explosive aftermath, in shapeless gowns also known as construction o f "look - alike" like or substantially like any To Codify time could even dull the prestige Mother Hubbards. Others were houses was adopted by a 3-2 vote neighboring building or struclur Kisenhnwcr added to the Amer- in shorts or bathing suits, and By Council in Red Bank last night after public hearing. then in existence or for which e ican name in Korea, the Philip- a great many of the men wore The action brought applause building permit has been issue Its Laws pines and Formosa. (See IKE, Pg. 2) RED BANK — For the time Introduced an ordinance to an- from the audience. or which is included in the same Voting against the measure building permit application ..." RED BANK-Borough Attorney being, fences and hedges legally nex certain lands now in Little Samuel A. Carotenuto, last night can not be more than four feet Silver as part of the program were Mayor Ralph E. Mundy A "neighboring" building, un- and Committeeman Harry P. der the terms of the ordinance, was commissioned to codify al Selection of Site For Neiv high. to straighten the boundary line the borough's ordinances, An ordinance which would have between the two borough. Seamen. would mean any building adja- He will be paid $6,000 for the increased the maximum height Renewed 45 liquor licenses. Committcmen Philip J. Blan- cent to or two lots from, or across the street from, the build- job. School Expected in 30 Bays to seven feet was defeated at Awarded a contract to William da, Jr., James G. Brady and ing in question. last night's Borough Council ses- A. Fluhr Co., Little Silver, for Thomas B. Shinkos voted in Mr. Carotenuto explained thai MATAWAN - The Board of tion. offered by Mrs. Esther sion before a public hearing was 40,000 gallons of fuel oil at .012 favor. (See RARITAN Page 2) the task requires checking Education took two giant steps Rinear, received a negative vota held. cents over the New York Harbor Milton G. Hughes Although there were several through all the ordinances ever , I builders among the spectators, passed in the borough and dis- toward obtaining a site for a from Mr. Dolan, who stated later Only Councilman John War- tank car prices, and to Dixon His resignation will be sub- onlonlyv onone snokspokee durindurinEg lhthce Summer Officially carding those which have no long-proposed junior-senior high that the price of $100,000 stipulat- ren, Jr., voted against defeating Oil Co., Red Bank, for regular mitted at a special meeting of hearing. value and updating others. school last night. ed in the option is, in his opinion, the ordinance. Councilmen Fred- and high test gasoline at .0275 the New Shrewsbury Board of Has Us Do.bul Today high. eric E. Giersch, Jr., Thomas F. over the dealer's tank price, plus James B. Batolato, builder ol 15-Month Limit Harold J. Dolan, board presi- Education Wednesday. the 66-unit Fernwood Estates, Oakley and Everett C. Baynton tax. dent, appointed a committee to John P. Kane's motion to di- Mr. Hughes is scheduled to be- told the committee that he did LONG BRANCH - The sum- The job must be done in IS rect Mr. De Maio to negotiate voted to defeat the measure. study the desirability of three Awarded two contracts to Mi- come principal of Tenafly's Mac- not object to the proposal mer solstice occurred today— months under the terms ot a res- immediately for the purchase of Ready To Protest sites which arc under considera- chael J. Stavola, Inc., Middle- Kay Elementary School sometime general" but suggested that it the longest day of the year olution passed by the Borough the Beckstein property was vot- A number of property owners town, for $3,600 for bituminous in August. apply to new housing projects. and the start of summer. Council. tion. Its recommendations are ed down. Some objecting mem- were in the audience prepared concrete, and $8,212.31 for road He entered the school system William O. Martin, U. S. The borough accepted "with due in ,10 days. bers said they would prefer to to voice opposition to the meas- repairs. as a teacher in 1952, becoming What Will Happen? observer, said 15 hours and six sincere thanks" the offer by "Op- The board also directed its at- await the site committee's re- ure if it came up for public Announced that the next reg- principal four years later. He said he has completed only minutes of daylight are sched- eration Crossroad" of the Com- torney, Vincent C. DcMaio, to port. hearing. ular meeting will be Tuesday, 38 of the G6 homes in his project uled. The sun rose at 5:25 a. m., munity Chamber of Commerce He lives at 18 Arborway, Way- extend an option to buy a 40-44 Also under consideration are a After the meeting, Councilman July 5. 'side. and wondered "what will hap- and summer officially began at to buy, and give to the borough, acre tract in Matawan Township 51-acre tract off Aberdeen Rd. Warren said, "I'm in favor of pen with the rest." 5:4,1 a. m. The sun will set two "patio planters" to be in- owned hy Harry Beckslcin. The near Ravine Dr., and another on something greater than four feet" Mr. Blanda, who drew the or- at 8:31 p. m. stalled on the streets. option is good for seven months, Atlantic Ave. for fences and hedges. He said MONMOUTH PARK dinance, replied, "We have no Council instructed the chamber The start of summer will pro- from May 31. Mr. Dolan said cost of the the increased height would pro- authority to prejudge any case to meet with Councilman Harry IN-THEMONEY TODAY'S PICKS duce a mostly fair dny with Members of the committee are Iieckstein property would aver- vide more "privacy" for resi- and each case must stand on it? Malchow to determine the exact temperatures In the 70s. The board members Alfred Man- ago $.V0O per acre; the Aber- dents. Mr. Warren said it was at SELECTIONS \T OCEANPORT own merits, but the question ol location. first day of summer In 1(159 ville, Floyd R. Brown and Roy deen tract, part of which is un- his urging that the new ordi- ]Jy I1OTTIK OOUMAN By .TAX existing building permits must be was partly cloudy with a high The planters consist of benches S. Matthews. nances was introduced. decided after the code is der option to other parties, Skiffle of 81. nnd large concrete flower boxes. The motion to accept the op would cost about $'2,700 per acre, Domenick C. Pingitore, build- Hellenic King adopted. and land on Atlantic Ave, aver- Ing inspector, had come in for Miss Norse Miss Norse "It will have to be determinec Hidden Charm ages $2,000 per acre. sharp criticism from one resident I.mtkn (Inorl whether we have the legal right who last month charged that at to revoke outstanding permits.' He added that possibly 10 acres Winning Kffort Short Nip Mr. Blanda went on to say: of the lieckstein property is un- least two property owners had Ho Trying Middletown Zoning Code Winning Effort "In any event, this legislator usable because of its terrain. Mr, constructed fences six foet high 2 Short Nin Wildare nnd had done so without apply- AnntlifM- Chance is not designed to hurt any spe Urnwn argunl that a large por- ing for a building permit as re- cific builder, but is designed for tion of iliis could be reclaimed Strolling Pic Will Be Ready for $1,1)00. quired under the present ordi Itpaciy the general welfare of the town I Dare Say ship. The line must do drawn Tabled Pending Revisions Mrs. Hilda Tomasello, former nance. Will Ite Ready Strolling Pic Mr. Pingilore was charged with Mo|.p So somewhere, board member, urged the board MIDDLKTOWN — After three not inclined to he in favor of or Lnwley named August as the not enforcing the present fence Prybu The ordinance states that: to act (|i)ickly on the new school, Prybu rounds of public hearings Mlcl- multi-family dwellings, nnd ques- snoncst ixissible date, a new or ordinance. (Ivor Dim Luckv George "No building or structure shal pointing out that the current dou- dlftown Township's proposed tioning the density factor." ilinnncc could be introduced. Unusual Situation Too Hasty Vitrified hie session system is being new zoning ordinance suffered a l-'or Upgrading Council's action lust night Ask New Zone threatened with another split. temporary knockout last night. The cither two ''ommillee niein- creates an unusual situation for Dream On Dream On INDEX Among lln; su|;i:i.'Slions th> Mr. Kane's motion was design- Calling the first ('(Hint hi'torc. hers present, Tlinmns S. Held 'committee will study is a recum- mm properly owner with a six III;ST liKT Miss Ideal Pago ed to make an early u-fcreiuium 5 Star On its some 20!) residents at Ihft Hi|;li niul i'aul I'andolfi, also nuide font fence, Can nnd Hell:. Amusements 10 meiulation made by the Middle possible. Mr. DeMaio said that H.-i Thn-s School cafeteria, ('oiiiiiiilti'ciiian slnlements fnvorinj; upgrading. if all goes smoothly, a refemv John ,1. Purr, 21 Tower Hill Births 2 town r'.touaiiuc Development Client Mnhninud Rinnan Spark .1. Crawford Cdiiiplmi. Sr., snid The proposed new comprthen- dun) may be possible in the fall. Aw., had applied last week lo ,llm Bishop ... 6 Committee thai a new industrial Middlettiwn "Sinci! listening to tin: people, I >ive zoning ordinance, under pre- /one he created mi the south side The Heckstein property, Irian- HIP Zoning Hoard nf Adjustment Fast I'.il War Signals Hal Iloyle 7 am going to be upposud to much paration by Community 1'1,'inning of Nulswamp Rd,, in the Hrasch, cul.'ir in shape, is honlcrcri on feir a variance to be allowed In TMIII.I U|,-,Pl llrldge 14 down|',r;ulii!K, but will be [or gen- Associates (or the past 2'/2 yuars, Ctirnegii! nnd Vaughn farms the south by Kt. .'It, on the cast keep his fence, part of which Is Pencliblow Clnsslfletl 15 Our Hrotik cm! upgriidiiij;. will hi! re-studied carefully. area. by South Atlantic Ave. nnd on six fret hi|:h. (i,,i»l I'liniM-i, Our Brook Comics H "It is Iniper.-ilive that we up- Mayor l.awley saiil. Taped rec- the west hy Uavinc Ave. Mi' withdrew his request last 7 Roman's Will Holy Catfish Crossword I'u?7.1e H A letter from Matthew (lill, i;ii'icle and slow down mass build- ords of tlio lengthy public hear- Mr, Ilolan, speaking in fuvor of Wednesday hec.-iuse the council (\illlil lln Kdilnrinls 0 chairman of the amiMiilli'e. ask- r inj;. Taxes increased 17 |n:r cent ings hi'lil (linini: tin: past two ed the members to consider this tract over the previously sc- nlrencly had introduced Hie meas- Tort Sudden l iiine llorhlnck . r. hist yeiir, ii lerrilii: Jump. I feel weeks will lie .studied. j ln'canse (if the area's ;H'- li'dnl Alieiilet'n tract, said last ure It) hiert'ivii' tin; minimum i, 1 .1.,. i..- llallle.wise Kilty Kelly . . li Hint Ml or lid per cent »f tin height, New Alside Tort Obituaries . 2 "The Township Committee will ccssihilly to a |irii|«i.-,i-(l Middle-: April that the site is dry ami per- Mi.- ,i III other action, ciiuncil: Sylvia Porter . K lown.'iliip's land can be upf!riiil-,|io uvcr nil lecoiimieiiiliitiiins imtlllmvii nil''nli;m)'e linni tile (iar- nuts ea-.y access. 1 I'av.nl nil milinaiice banilin;; i.alv Scnttclifx Itadlo-Tck'vlslnn . . 10 ed." I'.un'.e.'.iion'i made willi Hie I'lan-'ili'ii State I'aikwa;, . i lie not'^l tlwt the southeast piukini: mi tin1 iinrili side »f Social . II Mayor .lolm I. l.awley, .Jr., iiini: lloaid and will reintniiliice! Kicliaul lltird, Navesink Kii-ei /artor of the school district will '.'.NO l< AC I. — 1 lilil.j',;i'l'.nnlc' , l.ij'.hlfoiil l.iul, Pi-M'rl ( UllMtl SI. illlll roll- naiij:''.'. in tlie ordinance, de- III Ihe near Inline," M.iyoi l.aw- llevelnpmenl (Hiiiiiiilti'e, (jiir.s- lailnc, althotir.lt students from :iHI) RAIT.-- Joy of linsKr, 'irand Year •Sporl'i 12-1.1 |tin,led llu1 practically of iiiilu.v (Millwood would rei|iuri! liui tliHlini'. I'll feel lieymid Hie start- Kill l(Ai:i;- IIIIHCI; Stork Market . . 2 clared him',elf "in favor ol up- ley said. 1 ti .ui.spoil.itinn. in): |t'iint. WI-:A'IIII:U U.KAU -JKACK TAST W. S. While G '" (avur of industry,! (}ueMioueil by vrpoitet:,, May- (Sre I )-. -) M. uuiui i. vn gaudy tport* fhirti characteris- t/leven Singled Uut tic of the iilands. MRS. WXi E. TO1W Eisenhower cime back to his For PTA own country with fresh memories MIDDLETOWN. — Mrs. Mary OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The of tumultous welcomes every- Emma Tijton, 89. died yesterday at the Ivy House Nursing Home Monmouth County Council of Par- where he went in the Orient \t Special Assent bly where she has been a patient 17 ent Teacher Associations will hold There was only one marked years. RUMSON — Eleven Rumson- from Frank Kenncy, Board ofi a workshop program tomorrow touch of anti-Americanism in the between 7 and 10 p. m. in thecountries he has visited. That Formerly a resident of Free- Fair -Haven Regional High School Education vice president. ho d, she was the widow of Mai- seniors were singled out for Patricia Jackson Rave the Ocean Township School in Oakcame in Okinawa, under U.S. hurst, "Strengthening the Local administrative control since cjim 0. Tilton, who died in June, special recognition at Friday'sisalutatory address, followed by 1D25. i_ __,.nn.ui.. MisMices Norton'NJnr-fnn'sc valedictorvqlrHirfnryv rere-- PTA" is the theme. World War II, where about 1,500 awards assembly. Mrs. Tilton was born in Mil- Constance Lewis of Fair Haven marks. The class gift was. pre- The program is planned for allstudent demonstrators yelled, hurst, N. J., daughter of the late a S2( sented bv Jean Kendrick. officers and chairmen of county 'Yankee go home," and demand- was; the recipient of Gideon C. and Sarah Van Kirk Teachers' Association scholar- The outdoor ceremonies Wfrej PTA units. Program planners are ed that the islands bs returned ship while the American Associ-[held in the Mary Owen Borden Mrs. Frank Yapps, Freehold; to Japan. McDowell. ation o•f Universit" y Women's Stadium"' " . Mrs. Joseph Smith, Matawan; Cancellation of the Toylo visit, She was a life member of the award went to the class valc-j Top Award Mrs. Herbert Gaarder, Mon the planned main stop on the Dutch Reformed Brick Church Marlboro. dictorian, Deborah Norton. Charles Nichols walked off with mouth Beach; Mrs. Harry Fora President's Far Eastern tour, Miss Norton also received a | the top award when he received rotto, Wanamassa, county presi- made the good will journey a Surviving are a sister, Mrs. £100 savings bond in recognition'the Mary Owen Horden Founda- dent, and Mrs. Donald Gordon, combination of failure and sue Laura C. Close of Red Bank; a of hor scholastic achievements,tjem scholarship. The award car-] Allentown, chairman. cess from the standpoint of per brother, Raymond McDowell of from the Red Bank Kiwanis Club. | ries a S1.000 a year stipend for- sonal diplomacy. Wickatunk, and several nieces Cordial Glow and nephews. Kiwanis leadership awards,four years in college. ! SPACIOUS CLASSROOMS —This is one of the eight classrooms of St. Leo the Great wenf to Fred Tharin, class J The foundation was establishedj But whatever Eisenhower's dis Funeral arrangements are un- president; Miles Colycr and,hy the late Bertram H. Borden,|Pharmacy Bill appointment, it was hidden in School. The school will open its doorj in September to an estimated enrollment of der the direction of the Worden Eileen Finegan. co-editors of the president of lhf! Rumson Board' the glow of cordial hospitality approximately 200 students. The spacious, well-ventilated rooms are equipped with Funeral Home. annual; Charles Nichols, stu- that marked his arrival in Ha- of Education for many years, in the latest facilities and are painted in pastel shades. The school connects with the dent council president; Nancy memory of his wife. To Be Pushed waii. MRS. GEORGE WILLIS Hawaii's first lady bypassed Shaffer, quarterly editor; Mary Anne Cleerdin won the Rum- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The church. The upper floor of the building will serve as temporary living quarters for FREEHOLD - Mrs. Edith H. another custom, however, in not Weinheimer, DAR award winner, son-Fair Haven Home and School N.J. Board of Pharmacy p'ans tho Sisters of St. Francis, of Glen Riddle, Pa., who will staff the school. Willis, 66, of 28 Parker St., died planting a kiss on the President's and Douglag s Stindler. j Association scholarship of $300, to push for state legislation to early yesterday at her home. L cheek. Nancy Vitt and Larry Wallace land Miss Lewis and Peter Hul- separate those who sell drugs John Kelly Dies, Mrs. Willis was a member of wcre the recipients of American |senbeck each received $250 Fair from those who sell ice cream Her husband, a Republican St. Peter's Episcopal Church. headed a delegation of state and Renewal Legion Citizenship awards. Haven Lions Club Memorial sodas and other types of general Princess' Father Surviving are her husband, Busy Week scholarships. merchandise. military officials in welcoming (Continued) Births George Willis; two daughters, A $1,000 scholarship, in mem- Eisenhower on his first visit to The assembly climaxed a hec- /W-vrf. I* PHILADELPHIA ((AP) - Thou- Mrs. Lucille E. Vactor off Pl Plaini - Maurice C. Goldberg of Point Hawaii since 1952 when he wasthe fact that the mayor's propos- tic final week of activity for the-ory of Mrs. Grace M. Heiser, sands of persons today joined field^ and Ms. Ann W. Tovey of Pleasant, president of the state President-elect and on his wayed appointments did not include Rlverview record-setting class of 1960, the!a teacher at the Forrestdalc government and civic leaders inFreehold; three sons, G. Lawr- board, said yesterday an eight- home from an inspection of theanyone from the Westside of largest class in school history. School who died this year, wenl Mr. and Mrs. William DeWy- mourning the death of John B. ence Willis of Freehold Town- point program would be intro- Korean battlefront. Red Bank. Thursday night the 131-mem- to Carolyn Wren. sockie, 41 Linton Ave., Keans- Kelly, Sr., father of Princess ship, Leslie H. Willis of Bloom- duced in the Legislature "with Quinn praised Eisenhower, say- Seeks Assurances burg, daughter, yesterday. ber class received diplomas Future Teacher bipartisan and, I hope, adminis- Grace of Monaco and a self-made field, and John D. Willis, at Fnrrestdale students and in..g„ th...... e resident. s of the island,. Mr. Lancaster, who apparently Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hard- man who achieved success and home, and six grandchildren. (ration support." teachers together with parents', "owe you a debt of gratitude for j was acting as a spokesman for ing, 18 Highland Ave., Leonardo, prominence in many ventures. The funeral will be tomorrow nf the youngsters raised the The program would restrict the your long, unflagging support of the river front property owners daughter, yesterday. The 70-year-old nationally- at 10 a. m. at St. Peter's Church, Trading Heavy funds for the scholarship. Thedispensing of drugs in New Jer-statehood," won last year. who have voiced strong objection Mr. and Mrs. George Lorenzo, known businessman, noted civic Freehold, with Rev. Bernard sc lo award stipulates that (he rccipi- y licensed pharmacies and Eisenhower in turn described to urban renewal, pressed Mayor 8 Lammers St., Hazlet, son, yes- leader and former Olympic cham- McK. Garlick officiating. Burial ent would enter the teaching! prohibit the sale of medicines Hawaii as a place where "men Gray for assurances that the terday. But Confusion h pion oarsman died quietly yester- will be in Maplewood Cemetery profession. I V supply houses lo anyone other of every race, color and creed mayor and council will not al- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stevens, day in his home of intestinal under the direction of C. H. T. The Monmouth Chapter, 'han licensed pharmacists. live together in mutual satisfac- low the river front area to beOak St., Lincoft, son, this morn- cancer. He received the last rites Clayton and Son Funeral Home Hits Market Daughters of the American Rev No pharmacy would be allow tion." He called this mingling condemned f o r multi-storied ing. of the Roman Catholic Church. of Adelphia. NEW YORK (AP) — A connlutio- n medal was presented to ed sell general merchandise of easterners and westerners an apartment houses. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stiesi, 10 His wife, two other daughters example for the rest of the fused stock market yesterday Miss Weinheimer. Stores that currently do so would "I can't speak for five years Snydcr Ave., Keansburg, son, and his only son, John B. Jr., SIMON P. WRIGHT world. stumbled to a moderately The other graduates were: j bo given three years to make or 10 years from now," the may- this morning. were at his bedside. PORT MONMOUTH - Simon or answered. "We will listen to severe loss, its worst since May Edward Aborn, ,lr., .lohn An-'required physical changes, with Monmouth Medical Center P. Wright, 71, of 44 Collins Ave., the experts." Princess Grace, the former 10. Trading was heavy. derson, Helenann Bailey, Susan additional time in cases of prov Mr. and Mrs. Charles Batzle, died today in Riverview Hospital. "That's not good enogh," Mr, Grace Kelly who won fame in The irregular decline took Bailey, Elmer Blumel, Janet: en hardship. 34 Francis PL, Keansburg, son, Born in Ireland, he had form- Lancaster said. Hollywood as a movie actress, place amidst a rally by airlines Blumel, Ilruce Borner, Michael! CerUin exceptions to both pro- orowmes yesterday at Monmouth Medical Mayor Gray said he wanted to had flown here from Monaco to erly lived in Keansburg. on news of a fare boost and onBowers, Thomas lioyd, Sandra] vjsions wouM be made for spe. Center. , bc with her father when he un- Mr. Wright was a member of Brown, William Brush, Bruce p clear up "one misapprehension" a better rating by a big broker- |] ]j d outlets in rural Work For derwent abdominal surgery re- St. Ann's Catholic Church, Keans- age firm. Some wide gains, as Caldwell, Otto Cimler, Gerald cia y ccnsc about the $3,440,000 urban re- areas, Goldberg said. newal plan for the central bust- cently for the second time within burg. well as losses, among volatile Ciser, Holly Clifton, Diane Collis, Expected Favors a year. But after he was dis-Surviving are three daughters, Ruth Cook, Charles Cook, Char Two other points would require ness district as proposed by Ur- issues helped muddy the picture. The Future charged from the hospital last Mrs. Robert Hyneman of this Intte Cupples, Catherine Damico, pharmacies to be owned by li- ban Plannig Associates, New An estimated $1,400,000,000 was RUMSON-Members of Brown- week, she returned to Monaco. place, Mrs. Jean Murphy of At- f.inda Dawson, Louis OeGcorge, censed New Jersey resident phar- York City. From Official clipped from the quoted value of ie Troop 212 of Rumson, to The Princess and Prince Rain- lantic Highlands, and Mrs. Ann Diane Delatush, Carolyn Donato, macists nnd restrict the sealing 'An Indication' NEW YORK (AP) - A real . , ., . „,.,., stocks listed on the New York raise funds for Girl Scouting pro- Niedlu of Long Branch; five sons, of veterinary medicines to phar- estate dealer has admitted he;ier plan to fly today_to Philadel- Carl Doran, Jane Drowns, Carol grams, staged an original variety He said that when the plan was hia after a Stock Exchange, based on the macists. agreed to pay for a home re- P , memorial mass m Robert and Simon Wright, both Dunham, Patsy DcLisa, F. show Saturday in Bingham Hall proposed in March, it was clear- fall in the Associated Press aver- Another provision calls for the the private chapel of the Monaco of Newark, James Wright of Bel- age. Steven Donahue. for their families and guests. The ly stated that this is merely an modeling job for Manhattan Bor- setting up of standards to deter- ough President Hulan. E. Jack palace. ford, John Wright of New Mexi- The Dow .Jones Industrial Aver- Mary F.ager, Karen Krdrich, profits were $62. indication broadly of the direc- George Fallon, Melvin Fink, Jo- mine ethical conduct which could because Jack "probably could do Funeral services were incom- co, and Thomas Wright of Long age dropped 3.37 to 647.52. be passed into law to eliminate The girls voted to give Camp tion in which we want to go ... plete. Branch; 16 grandchildren and sephine Fritler, James (jaffrey, Nomoco, the Northern Monmouth favors for me." Yesterday's closing stocks: "phony advertising, discount This plan is not around the cor- nine great grandchildren. James Gallagher, David Gaynor, County Council of Girl Scouts ner ... We are not at a point The statement was made yes- 1T-K CM lilt Dorothy Gchlhaus, Margaret cards, so-called insurance plans terday by Sidney J. Ungar, a JOSEPH VAN BRUNT The Ryan Funeral Home is in A.lnbin Ei Ji.lirn Mini and.mail order boiler room op- camp site at Smithburg, $47. The where we categorically said this Jr.iini A, L. Gcrdinj;, Penelope Grant, Russell prosecution witness at Jack's KEYPORT-Joseph Van Brunt, charge of arrangements. .!'.>' Mfj: erations." balance, $15, will be kept in Rum- is the plan ... There may be no A'I'K I.urt Knurr Al Hall, John Hopkins. John Hurst, son for girl scout registrations plan ..." trial. 33, of 52 Second St., died yester- /iiii-ii cn K.'iun-1'in William IrRens, James Jakuhecy, Ungar testified that he agreedjday in Monmouth Medical Cen- JULIUS F. RUEHLE jM!ii-.l Ktr» this fall. He compared the current steps jUlu CliA I Kr'JKP. RH Susan Jamison, Patrick Jones, The girls opened the program in applying for urban renewal to underwrite a $4,400. renovation: ter. KEYPORT-Julius F. Reuhle, /ir.in •>. l.i-lilKli CAN Robert Jacobson, Jr., Christine funds to that of a sick person'011 Jack's Harlem apartmentj Born in Keansburg]'he was the|56, died yesterday in his home, An] 'A!-!ln 2'i\ | l.'-'i I'ort ('• Rarilan with a folk song and dance, "Here A'n Hr« Sh •Ci | l.i-ll Vnl I ml JahniR, Sandra Johnson, Barbara We Go 'Round the Mountain." seeking consultation w i I shortly after Jack's re-election in: son of the late Louis and Mary j 153 Osborne St., after a long >m ''.in ?.K',i i I.I-H Vnl I;It Kali, William Keeler, William 1957. Ungar was doing businessVan Brunt. illness. /rn cyan .''fll, | LOF i;!,mit (Continued) Troop members sang Brownie doctor. Ant M A l-il v 711 l.lli Kelly, Francis Kenncy, Jr , Caro- The ordinance would discour- songs, some popular selections "I don't think you need anywith the city at the time. Surviving are two daughters, Born in Newark, he was the jMn MM rim ??•• I.IKK * My lyn Klley, Barbara Krouse, son of the late Charles and Ella Am Nun-It .Mi» |,,l:ni. HII age current and near-future con- such as "Sentimental Journey," government agency to tell us He testified that when he Mrs. Arthur G. Jacobs, with AH1 ."HI II'- Mark Trk 7.1', Kathie Kuehl. agreed to pay for the remodel- whom he lived, and Mrs. Rocco Koehler Ruehle. Am THAT»I *'" Miirllii cfo •«7"i struction, Mr. Blanda has noted, gave a play, "The Doll Shop," what's wrong with Red Bank," Am Tuli ,'iii- Mcrrk [1.1 Also Graduating by requiring a redrawing of ex-recitations, impersonations and a Mr. Lancaster said. ing, the . borough president al- Briscese of, this place; five A resident here, Mr. Ruehle Am vi-c'iM ::'•'. Mflro «sr . ready had'helped him on many was a 'member of St. Joseph's A Mil Inr. :n\ Minn M*M t)avid Lartaud, Judith I.artaud, isting "look-alike" subdivisions special tribute to the 50th state Edmund Hanlon, exalted ruler grandchildreh' aricf a 'great-grand- M'< l'«c A occasions. child. Catholic Church. Armro Nil 0.1'; Mnnlrr Oil Dornlhca Laude, Polly I.egg, and also an upgrading in theHawaii. of Elks Lodge 233, at 40 West Armour A Co III". | Mom Want Robert I.eo, Robert Liilic, liar- prices of homes. Mrs. Louis Sakser, leader, andFront St., said "our facilities The real estate man said Jack The Bedle Funeral Home is in Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Aniui r:x «', Niil Him' bara Little, Merrilee Locklin, had "opened many doors" for I charge of arrangements. Harriet O'Mullan Ruehle; four Aslil fill If! I Nut lislrv The ordinance will control Mrs. Robert Johnson, assistan would be abolished" under the I Nat IIHIIII him in connection with his ef-l sons, Charles W. Ruehlfi of Union All Pedor Lund, Barbara Mailler, structure design by requiring leader, assisted the girls with the urban renewal plan presented by AM F'.rfln ••« | N'nt Ov'J.B Beach, Julius H. Ruehle of North Aw., I'.Hi, nt Susan Mapes, Susan Margoles, forts to get a slum clearance : i'i variations in height of (he roof, show. Participating were Bar Urban Planning Associates. w :'.-.'.., NY Crntr.il Karen Matthews, Robert Me project and higher rent for city- Brunswick and Donald H. and l.'l'i N!« M I'w )bcrt_ Me ,pn(,th am| wid(h of the structure, bara Heichek, Judy Brighton Apartment Zone Graduation Party :Ji> Am AY occupied office space in a build- David B. Ruehle, both at home, J! ,11 * Oh '•>•'•'., Alister, James McCartlhy, Karen R.|.1|ive location,ora(inns of windows and Adele Davidson, Jane Fowler The UPA plan shows a pro- Hivik Cir :.',.r I'nr ing on Broadway. For Barbara Stihvcll and a daughter, Miss Mary Ann m>, j :n (lull! Mnr •27 Mr. Seamen said he was voting Margaret Kristjen, Chris Laffer- to Maple Ave. well was hostess at a buffet sup- Id.rs Wnrti O*m« III 01 111 Cynthia Peck, Jeffrey Perl, Ju- ty, Elizabeth Martin, Nancy Rob- tion, is charged with violation charge of arrangements. Iliir-y Krl« Pun A w Air is- against the ordinance on grounds It has been pointed out several dilh Plait, livelyn Pryor, Christo- of the cty charter in accepting per party Thursday at her home j I'.irnm I'lrt r.o Hint it had not been submitted to ertson, Jean Sinnott, June Lynn times, however, that this area is on Maple Ave. after her gradua- H'llr,. ^ j IVunry, .IfJ r.'H pher J'robascn, Donald Pujals, Walton, Cindy Sakser and Patsi the constructon work from Un- ASSAULT CHARGES Hurl )nr| I I'-i l'«-»l.t 2i] the township attorney, that it not included in the proposed tion from Long Branch High I I'll Ml! I.I- ",'nrol Purccll, PCIaine Purcell. gar. He also is charged with RED BANK — Two juveniles, em II should also have been submitted Sinnott. urban renewal area. The apart- School. Barbara is the daughter Mill Kl <- Mary Ricksccker, George conspiring with Ungar to hide one 14 and the other 15, face | I'lua Ivi 4: Rig-!,„ „;, ^n n^ for ment zone and a marine basin of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Stil- I I':! Kli-rl i:, the facts of the $4,400 deal from 1 ney, Merrily Riley, Carol pp,, rPromini.nja,io and bc. on the Navosink River juvenile hearings for allegedly I I'; ' «••• Fit .17' autnontles wcll. , I'lil.ll.k |n,| Donald Pnhards, Sally Robinson, r','u'^0 |ts subject recommendations for the future, ' assaulting two Little Silver boys I'tillrnn-i Zoning Guests were Mr. and Mrs. ' 1',-r. I,.] I.ynn Rocssler, Jon Rnwcll, .In- "n()V(,| •• not part of the renewal program June IG. According to a com- seph Ryan, llclga ' .Schneider,! Several (Continued) Weathor Russell Hibbetts, Mr. and Mrsplain. t filed by Detective George proposed for the central busi- Frank Rosano, Mr. and Mrs. Terence Sieg l.orella Sinclair.! m „ „ trial zoning as it is proposed in ness district. Mostly fair today, partly H. Clayton, Jr., the juveniles as- , I I'.I Martin Cain, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Maxwell Smith, John Slender, Il)fllnrd spl,pra| mmiidp;ll|(^ the ordinance. Mayor Gray said he could not cloudy tonight and mostly cloudy saulted the boys at South St. and 1 I III Dingman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas I , Alva Stewarl, Klcanor Slrwart, 'u-hich he s Branch Ave., outside of Red I-,,' said have such an or- According to Mr. Hurd, if allassure the residents that a Wednesday. Not much change in Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill I..' Mary Stnfflct, Raymond Sullivan, dinancp. referendum would be held if, Bank High School. Police Chief "-. I ."i It-jr l'"'r business, action on Ihe Mcll 511 V.V.I I •• '|> 1 Mr! Cnmpton spoke for thethe borough. IT COSTS SO LITTLE TO HAVE A , ' IV,-.'t Kl n-j.jlpiirking china and crystal fnr ordinance regulating committee's unanimous decision "We have directed no one" to IV'ilii- .'.!..! invini;. dampi'ii I he CM i-Ninr,; l:"s"'""' scrvici d Malinns was dp- I'lli r , U--1. ,!-.•,. .rin fl r nx to upgrade further in explaining work in favor of the plan, Mr. , Y-i|:'t f-'ntT will shape itself to earb piece.,' ' "''l '" » l Monday night by the economics facts of suburban it-rsch said. I ihe .same :\-2 vote. Truly Professional I I lie postponement came, (III |1K> ife. The Redevelopment Agency, if icqiici.t nf Mi. Sliinkcis. ,-ifler Mr. "It costs $'112 per year to edu-it ever becomes a reality, would LOCAL SECURITIES Seamen had .sugncstrd tlinl Mr. nilu a child in Middle-town. If a landle preliminary work in nb- The following bid and nr.kcil (iiiiilalinns, from the National Asso- Shinli()5 abstain from voting he- family with three children moves aining federal funds for a de- elation nf Securities Dealei;;, Inc., (In nut represent aclual liansnc-lc.iii'.e of a posibln conflict of here nnd pays approximately tailed study of the possibilities tions. They are n giiidi! tn lln- rani:>' wilbin which lliese securities'inlcresl. iii taxes, the township will of urban renewal. It is sharply could have be'.Mi sold (indicated by the "bid") or btiuclit (indicaled | .,..,j AtKlct- Forward Look t have to make up the more than • limited in what it can do, with ! by the ••asked") at ihe time of compilation. Mr Mll,,!,„'; w|)(| (m.|)S a R|f) $800 difference. Much as we many final decisions being made Mr Shiiikn 1 1 11 HANKS ceiy sinre which has Iwn would like to, we can not sub- ^ '" b.v the Borough Council or PIN CURL PERMANENT Dlv. iiid Askfd ,1,,,; in,,,,,,,, fiillnwiii'i: ",\Ir. ".Sea'-'5'11'7-0 ev(!rv lmv the Planning Board. Asbury r'k.-iManas/juan Nal'l I ',"i men's ciiinmeni. said he wanted! Asbury I'k,, Ocean Grovu 2.10 •II) Allenhurst Nat'l ..VI lime I" "get legal ailvici-" on'Oailldcn (>llllll>lilll{ Guaranteed to last 6 to 8 weeks. Atlantic Hiithlamk Nat'l •" 7.(10 Ihe f|iiesli(in. ii i I i 'i i ro Market Belmar-Wall Nat'l 2 (in Allnmev ,|. t-r.mk Wirgand, ' "° I 'llllk«'ly 2. (Vntnil Jer.r-v Hank (.11 I-''1 / jrepresciinng Seiiiuadi, Inc.!} TRKNTON (AP) -- Attornry' NEW YORK (API-fUSHA)- Takes no longer than shampoo and set. Farmers & Merchants 1 fid •IH wlucli is seriiinj; a variance to'(inicrnl David 1). Furman sees Wholesale egt; nffcrin«s fully Mist Nat'l, Bradley lieni h I •;:, •l.'i i New) '< '"i-.tiui I a |',is- slalmn at 1(1. no I'liancr- of a stale probe of adequate. Demand slightly im- 3. I-ir.st Nat'l, l-'rc:h(j|(| (,\>, I Gives hair body for easy handling. X' ami lletlv.iny Kil , staled no lib- I'.iiinblinj: in Cainden I'oiinl,, proved yeslerdny Kcaii.',burj;-Mi(l(lli-IoH/i 12 Of) I1 i nun in tin. pinpnsi'il imle but 1'iirman gnt a pli'.i from .11 New York spot <]iinlatmns Lonj; Branih Iru.M 18 W) '.tplieali'il In ilu' commillee in Caimleii area ministers yesler- follow: 4 Kind to all hair, including dyed, M'rcbaiil.'. 'IHIM • Vn bleached, problem. ONLY$ Malawan Hank .in ..i|i|pinve ihe v.inanie hefure ihe il.iy fnr such ,i slale invcstiRa- Includes IMIilwestern Mnniii'nilli f.o'iriT%• N,il'l • 10 i; ;ni(liiiaiice is adopted. linn. He also heard Camden's Mixed Cnlors — Extras- ('IS 50 Peoples Nal'l, )->vp'/il .'I mi HO I Mr. Seaiiii'n auiuiuuceil Ihal he I'lnballieil mnyor, A'ifred K. lbs.) .Ii'.i-.II!}; extras medium 5. Wonderful for very short hair. New J<-rvy Trust I Wl iwill vole aj:aiir.t the jirr>(i,,S;iI 1'ierci', I'limplinn (ibmit a (irnnd 27-2H; Mandnrds lai|:e ,'IO-;ilI!j! ; Sea liri;:hl Nal'l .;.', •III' Si I thai tliere arc nuw V\ Jury presentment which accused checks Hii'i'iR. INDl.SllUAl I IMS' i lions in Itnntan wluVh him nf siipprcMini: evidence. Whiles -- l-ixlnis MH-fiO lbs.)j l-.lMlri,:-, •> A' ' e Corp. have (dial ,)'.-.esMiiciii nf Tlie nllnrney general said he ,'I.U,-.I.1); cxiras ineilmni 27-2S. i J-.|f ' l!(Jli,i 51'iN.lll would seek a inp\' of Ihe ;;ei're| ' llrnuris -- l-.xlras (tH-SO lbs.)1 III- I ini'il ihi> business "one ni Oraml Jiuv nilniitt's In rherk »n W.> XI1.',. I h. run !i i.il,ibles" winch sliunld I'iercc's rnmpliiint. lucliidev Nearby mil In lisi miMlldl. Hill he s.uil he was salisfinl Whiles -• Top (|iiallly (• 1H-TJ0 10 MOMMOUTH ST. RED BANK ''• HI.nut.i loiil, the |)iisiti(in HKII Hie (ii.iinl Jury and I'ru.s- Ib'i ) ,'l,'i .'is, medium1. '"I -Kl; smalls 1 | ' ri' ' 01 j I' "Ibis < v rilllllI'liilo^ |r ^l| Niimiai| HIIIII !I(JMi Hein' HIe M di\ mriMII aI gonk.J'».dW j-^ SH 1-1515 (JI '.' |ii"p'il'." 'IIIMIIIII be iceivi'd in |nli in Ilinr piiilie n( gillilblini; |llo»ni •-• l»p (plalily (-IH jll J ^ S "*•'.*, '•) 2 pi'M ' /It f.I'/'.k ill .-. IV,'-,, 1 jl.iii' ' '.id', fin "iiiiiie \',ilu,ible iii f.'iiindrn ainl no slale invcsli-1 lbs.) 'Ml'; ,\V y, ni'-diLi mr n I -32; | v 'iiiilii.Mi v III.HI i;,if; .sl.ilKin:.." ' y.Mum v.ai wanantcil. LsmalLs 'JJ-2S. | ^ Of Signal Corps Is Marked Today

FORT MONMOUTH — ArmyjOf an "army mule" and a jeep Signal Corps centennial celebra-; from an immense H-37 helicop- tions will feature a special five- ter. Both vehicles will be landed day program at Fort Monmouth, j with their radios operating and starting today, the 100th birthday audible over the public address of military signals and com- system, munications. In another dynamic event, a The climax to this week's squad ot soldiers equipped with events is a big science show for helmet radios wil'i be landed by the public all day Saturday on helicopter and, operating entirely Greely Field. This area on theon command through the hel- main parade grounds has seven mets, seize an objective. large carnival-type tents of ex- The Signal Lab's important hibits and disp'ays. High towers, contributions to the space effort lifts and communication para- will not be forgotten. Advanced phernalia are outside for a dy- concepts for future communica- namic 90-minute demonstration. tions Satellites will be shown, as The big electronics feature runs well as a model of the now WOMAN'S EXCHANGE board member! are getting ready for the open home they from 9:30 a.m. to 4:15 p.m., tnd- famous Tiros space vehicle—a ing with a colorful parade at Lab achievement. will hold all day tomorrow in their shop at 35 Church St., Little Silver, to acquaint 4:30 p.m. The centennial exhibit will Monmouth County shopperi with gift items and services available to the public. Special showings of the science touch all phases of laboratory Pictured are Mrs. Richard Lamarche, left, shop manager; Mrs. Edward W. Scudder, Jr., show will be presented Thursday activity—communications, sur- and Friday to representatives of veillance, components, basic re- secretary, and Mrs. Douglas T. Newbold, president. communications and electronic search. Molecular beam oscillat- firms, industry and the services. ors and masers will demonstrate Attendance these two days is onfrequency and time standards Open House Tomorrow Letter Sparks invitation only. surpassing normal astronomical BOND WINNERS — Victors in the recent Red Bank Register newsboys' subscription As to the science show—tele- time measurements; solar con phone cable that can be laid over verters that change sunlight to contest receive their prizes from William H. Strong, circulation manager. The win- At Woman's Exchange Rec Board wed inaccessible terrain from electricity for satellites and mis- ners, left to right, are Thomas Strahley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Strahley, 43 siles will be displayed; the Nike LITTLE SILVER - To better a helicopter traveling at 100 miles Rumson PI., Little Silver; Richard Jennings, w!io accepted for his brother, Robert per hour. . . a complete three- Cajun rocket that measures acquaint Monmouth County shop- Protocol Row winds at altitudes of 20 miles will Jennings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jennings, 56 Frost Cir., Middletown, and James pers with gift items and services component electronic circuit Like Castro, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - made of one piece of silicon be shown. S. Bhclc, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Black, Jr., 33 Concord Ave., Leonardo. available at the Woman's Ex- A letter asking the county for change of Monmouth County's slightly larger than a match Further displays will include 1,000 feet of snow fence for the head. | such noted Signal Corps develop- shop at 35 Church St., Little Sil- Says Mayor beach area at the local yacht ver, tomorrow will be open These are but two products of ments as ultra-sensitive ground RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Fi- harbor lent a rough note to an Cliffwood $100 for Register's house there. otherwise smooth meeting of thethe scientific and engineering in- radars, ground control approach del Castro got into the act- genuity of the U. S. Army Signal for aircraft, missKe launch locat- Board members will be host- locally—last night. Recreation Commission last esses throughout the day to dis- night. Research and Development Lab- ing methods and electronic dis- Man is Up cuss the unit's program with Reference to the Cuban oratory that will be displayed at sipation of fog. Leading Newsboy visitors, and serve as sales- premier came as a result of According to James Egidio, Fort MonmoutH's Signal Corps It will be an all-inclusive show the recent inquiry regarding commission chairman, the letter For Parole women. Centennial Celebration on theof the many and diversified ac- RED BANK - A !3-year-old's years with 57 customers. Strah- possible conflict of interest on was sent by Commissioner The exchange is a non-profit three days mentioned. tivities of the largest laboratory TRENTON (AP) - A Cliffwoodjhustle c lcd with his mothcr's ley indicated lie may buy a new the part of the township road George Wuesthoff at the request organization, chief aim of which Secret of the high-speed cable of its kind in the world. man who killed his brothcr-in- busincss acumcn addcd up t0 a bike with his winnings. sueperintendent, Robert G. of Councilman Ailen J. Tracy. Is to market the skills and han> laying is the laboratory.-designed Another feature Saturday only law during a family quarrel w..l $,00 savjngs bond for aLm ,c The second place award—a $75 Weigand, who as a private in- Mr. Egidio charged that the dicrafts of Monmouth County container carried below the heli- will be the Chief Signal Officer's be paroled soon from state pns- sjlver Regjstcr newsboy. savings bond—went to James S. dividual was awarded a road council had no right to by-pass residents, thus providing an out- copter. It permits high-speed pay- centennial exhibit, presently on a on, the state parole board said Thoma_ s_ strahley_ „,, so_ n. o_f. MrBlack. , 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. let they would otherwise be de- construction contract May 26 the commission in this matter. out of the cable without snag- national tour. This exhibit will today. by the Board of Education. "I live in town. I should have and Mrs. John E. Strahley, 43JGeorge II. Black, Jr., 33 Con- nied, and funds to augment In- ging or breaking. be in the Post Field House. It The board said it would free: Rumson p,., was narned firs. cord Ave., Leonardo. comes. The inquiry was requested been contacted about this. We The electronic circuit, a demod- is a colorful array of communica- Eugene Jackson, 28 formerly of I . all should have. They want to p]ace winner of the rccent Reg Also a Register delivery boy by Committeeman Philip J. ulator, consists of a transistor, tion equipment ranging from a Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood. He( js(er Newsb . subscri ,ion con. Today, many of the consignors use our name without consulting for three years, James services Blanda, Jr. He was supported a diode and a resistor, all part Civil War mirror-like signaling served 20 months of a 3-5 yearj jcst are elderly, blind or handicapped us. What are we here for?" 56 subscribers on a bike he during the hearing Friday of the same wafer of silicon, device to ultra-modern systems term after pleading guilty to In some way and for them the Russei Morgan, who is also a William H. Strong, The Regis- bought with his Register earn- Exchange provides not only need- night by Committeeman James measuring one-eighth by three- used in exploring outer space. manslaughter. ter's circulation, manager, said ings. G. Brady. councilman, stated that the mat- sixteenths inches. The integral Demonstrators will be garbed in Jackson said his wife'tried to ed extra income but an oppor- ter had never been officially tl)e M cnn(cst prnduced a totaI This week he purchased a Sail- Mayor Ralph E. Mundy, who components cannot be seen with- Army uniforms of the equip- 00 n1 4, 1958, 3 10 new tunity to be useful and produc- brought before the Borough Coun- J"l!° !? VJ? Hi""' ' Register subscribers. fish, again with money from his tive. is chairman of the governing out a microscope. It is one-tenth ment's respective eras. he and her mother had traded; cil. The newsboys competed for the newspaper route. A woman whose hand was left body's road committee, in a the size of its normally "Minia- On the Signal Corps birthdav blows. He wrestled the .22 cal. Future Investment prepared statement, declared 'Not Official' turized" counterpart and onei -t s e 1 f—today—Fort Monmouth st0 from h r whc n his most new 13-wecks' subscriptions. without feeling from an accident .„ U1J, - P' ' £ - n ! The top three received savings But his prize bond he intends took up crocheting on her doc-last night that "great harm" "They had no authority to have hundredth the size of a similar will hold "Organization Day" for: brother-in-law, Robert Burncy,lbonf)s 0[hpr ncwshovs WPrc re. to save against the day he gets fr M A t •* Aft n H *1 A • d 1 4^ _> mm _ i I* t A i i M. ' lk*1 rt n \ *^ ** Si I t M A —til H f% I I t *\ \ V rt t\ \ tor's recommendation. She now had been done to himself and that letter written without con- circuit assembled from normal the troops-day long athletic tried to get the gun away hejwardcd al 50 ccnts subscript out of the U.S. Navy, which he provides handsomely dressed Mr. Weigand because of the in- tacting the council and the com components. events and a special anniversary' was shot dead and the mother- tion. hopes, to join after high school, dolls in their own blankets in quiry. mission. That letter is not offi- The Signal Laboratory will dinner in all company dining'in-law was injured. Strahley, a seventh at; Winner of the third place $50 miniature laundry basket basin- Saying that he and Mr. Wei- cial," he declared. show its achievements—dynamic halls. ' . * Y aiunmry, a M.-vt-nui ^laucr at, winner 01 un: inirn piate joi/ Other prisoners to be paro.cd, ; ond was Robert Jennings, son ettes. gand had been subjected to Commissioner Vincent Maloney,and static. Seven huge tents The U. S. Army Field Band.included the following from Mon-;hiMarkhas mn(hcm r Placwithe ]lclpjnSthoolR> hicrecWsm ,b0of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jennings. The original Woman's Ex- "ridicule and unfavorable pub- explained that he had inspected range along the south side of the from Washington, D. C, will be | mouth County: finish in the top position. 56 Frost Cir, Middletown. change was at 5 River Rd., Rum- city," he declared that the en- the beach area, in an unofficial field, and house the static dis- here tomorrow night for an out-: Alonzo Jackson, Irvington, who Typed Note Robert just started delivering son, moving later to Red Dank tire matter had been "based capacity, with Mr. Tracy and plays. Dynamic events, involving'door band concert. was sentenced May 4, 1956. serv-j AUacncd ,0 oach cornp'.iment Registers two months ago with several other interested citizens, aircraft and vehicles, will be ing a three to fiye year term for. , where it was located for a time on hearsay," and that it was It's a big week as Fort Mon- ary of he R ister i gave a helping hand from nine-year- at 77 Broad St., and later to 15 and had seen the need for im-staged on the parade ground it- mouth and the Signal Corps sa- breaking and entering (also sen the type of thing "which would out on his route was a typed note old brother Richard. Linden PI. in 1935. It operated provements. self. j lutes a "century of signals" fenced from Somerset, Hunter- be expected from Fidel Cas- explaining the contest, he said. The two brothers will split the there until March, 1956, when it He said that Mr.Tracy's inten One of the most spectacular;marking 100 years'service to the don and Ocean); Stanley Wil- tro". "Mother typed out all the let- award, but Richard, who is too opened its own new quarters in lion was not to by-pass the com- dynamic displays will be landing'Army and the nation. liams. Eatontown, sentenced Nov. He demanded that if Mr. ters," the happy winner ex- young to have a route of his own, a converted red farmhouse, more Blanda and Mr. Brady have mission, but only to expedite the •_. , ., ,. iurs, inc nanny winner ex- young w nave u ruuie oi is uwn, matter. 25, 1958 for from three to ,ve|laincd,,Ithin^^madethf.fs f. , awaj(i ,„ d than 100 years old, at 32 Church "proof" of conflict of interest, when he, too, will join the ranks years, forged checks; and Her-j (crcncc •• - •- - - St., Lktle Silver. it be turned over to the Grand The commission set up sched- bert Hunt, Millhurst, sentenced A Register newsboy for three of the Register newsboys. In addition to original dolls Jury, and that otherwise the ules for the girls' softbali, minor Chinese Dinner Saturday Nov. 6, 195!), for from one to and cap leagues. two years for maintaining a (miniature Raggedy Anns and governing body should ix- e _____ Advertisement Andys, big green frogs, polka the two commiUeemen and di- Schedules gambling resort. dotted Iambs) there are hand rect that a letter of apology be The three girls' teams, spon- To Benefit Foreign School knitted baby sweaters, baby written to Mr. Weigand. sored by the Democratic, Re- Longest Married LITTLE SILVER - Women of SPEAKING OF MONEY dresses, velvet party dresses The mayor failed to get any publican, and Italian-American Ginling Alumnae Association In trimmed in white lace, and seer- Clubs, will play Tuesdays and Embury Methodist Church, to the United States and in other Bowlers Feted support from the other four raise funds for the Ginling School By GEORGE L. BIELITZ sucker sunsuits trimmed in members of the governing Thursdays, from June 28,to Aug. parts of the world. The cam- WEST DEAL Two Eaton- rickrack. on Taiwan, will serve a Chinese pus on the Chinese mainland was body. 4, on the public school field, be- town bowling teams were repre- - — - President, Monmoulh County National Brink — — - A full course dinner, including ginning at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. James dinner in the church Fellowship taken over by Communists in 1950 sented at the annual bowling ban- After he concluded the state- Hall Saturday at 6 p. m. and no longer exists. hot rolls, can be ordered, fea- ment, there was a moment of Rudd, Mrs. Edward Winters, quet of the Community Church "Updating Your Will" turing such dishes as ctam silence, then Mr. Blanda, smil- Mrs. Kenneth Kelly, and Mrs. Mfs. Noel Nilson and Miss Ma- The present building program Bowling League at the Georgian I chowder, shrimp jambalaya, rie wilb are in char e of tic : is olls ing, said: William McLaughlin will be man- y " ' " centered on Abundant Life " e Saturday night. Mr. and There are plenty of good reasons for any lamb curry or a wine-soaked Mrs "If there's no other business, agers. ets. Reservations are limited to Hall. This will house classrooms - Melvin Benson of Eaton-| beef stew. All varieties of pas- town were awarded a prize for man, of whatever income level, to have a legally Mr. Mayor, I move we ad- The minor and cap leagues will 100 and administrative offices. try, rolls, cookies and preserves the counle married the longest. journ the meeting." open the season Saturday at 9:30 The dinner was planned be- made will stored away in his safe deposit vault. are on hand, with many items cause the women received a re- 46 years. stored in freezers to preserve a.m. at Firemen's Memorial GRADUATES' PARTY And those same reasons are strong arguments Field. The first half of the season quest from a former church mem- Representing the Presbyterian freshness. EATONTOWN — Sixteen mem- to pull the old will out regularly, break the rub- will end July 13. ber Mrs. John J. Johnson, a trus- Church teams were Mr. and Mrs. Addressing invitations, finish- Red Cross The teams, their sponsors, and tee of the schoo*. now living in bers of the eighth grade gradu- Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert ber band around it, and get to work on a revision. Ing a knitting project or mend managers are: Team 1, Sieg- Taiwan, asking that missionary ating class of Memorial School Garris,' Mr. and Mrs, Benja- Ing a favorite heirloom quilt or fried Hardware, Carl Lesher; 2, funds include a contribution to celebrated Friday with an immi- n Van Keuren, Mr. and Mrs. Husbands make wills pretty faithfully since lace tablecloth—all these serv Swim Event Brite's Cleaners, Ray Young; 3, the school. A group of Mrs. John- promptu "evening of fun" inEugene Hagerman, Mr. and statisticians established that women have formed Ices can be obtained through the Brooks Agency, Bruce Kerrigan; son's friends met at Mrs. Nil- Asbury Park. Attending were Donald Dowdy, Mr. and Mrs. the habit of living longer than men. They live Exchange. Even darning socks, 4, Caruso Construction, Jack See- son's home on Seven Bridge Rd. Leslie Bell, Carol Monaci, Faith Richard Zadorozny, Mr. and six years longer, on the average. For many, of turning collars and binding blan- Set at Barn's ley; 5, Leonardo Red Soxlas,t week to plan fund-raising Bolvig, Laura Adams, Betty Mrs. Joseph Valant, and Warren kets can be done on order. course, the period of widowhood may be twenty years or EATONTOWN — Using back- Charles Miller; 6, Leonardo for the school. Herbst, Barbara Madlung, Shar- Kesselman, team 2; and Mr. Monogramming is a specialty White Sox, Elmer Brown; 7, on Ransom, Mona Monti, Terry and Mrs. Jcre Loudon, Mr. and more. And the potentially tragic fact is that the will you yard type pools, Red Cross vol- The plan was learned of by a with the customer bringing in Boosters, Bin Ruddy, John Fina; Stephan, Ricky Maurice, Earl Mrs. Harold Morgan, Mr. and made two or more years ago may no unteer experts are about to start group of Chinese officers at Fort anything from handkerchiefs on teaching youngsters to swim and 8, Civic Asspciation, Bob Levy; Layton, Jack Folke, Richard Bol- Mrs. Herbert Anthony, Mr. and longer protect your wife as you want it up to towels and sheets. Espe- Monmouth who knew the school ton, Michael Bennett, David Lin- Mrs. Fred Moag, Miss Cheryl to protect her. parents how to assist them in 9, Arjay Sporting Goods, Charles and its work. The men offered to cially popular now is mono- the event of trouble. demann and Jeffrey Frost. I Loudon and Donald Matheny. JRumph; 10, Leonardo Little Sox, prepare and serve the dinner. You see, wills get out of date about gramming sweaters and dresses, The programs will be presented;' JameTamosr 1Kerrigan, and prices depend on whether Such dishes as sweet and sour as rapidly as automobile styles. Ask at Bamberger's here, in Menlo! In other business, the commis- pork, soya chicken, fried rice yourself these questions: Mas an work is done by hand or machine. Park and Paramus. Used wi^l be' sion: other child joined the family since the The operation is run by a with shrimp, chicken soup, egg 23-foot pools, 40 inches deep. Ordereuraereda two buseouses rented folorr , , will was made? Has the financial statu board of approximately 20 trus- A 45-minute demonstration will rol and olners wil be featured of the beneficiaries changed so that I tees and a manager. The board $145.60 for the trip to the Bronx EiEnteeEighteen ChinesChinese officerofficerss , Hirprdirec.- need not mention them in your will' be given at Monmouth Shopping Zoo Aug. I, and one bus for the ted by the leader, Col. Tsao members give a total of 500 hours Center Thursday and Friday, learn-to-swim program at Kep- Hnvc I added new property to my hold s year as volunteer saleswomen, Chien, will work on the project. BOTTLE ONLY 10 ings which 1 want handled in a certain June 23-24, starting at 4 p.m. wel Park, July 12-22, from 9:30- Lt. Col. Chen Kung will be head way? Georga L. Blellta In addition to other duties. An 10:30 a.m. acceptance committee screens Children will be taught meth- chef. consignor's work, which must ods of breath-holding, body po- Announced that the summer ICven if no changes have been made, your property sition, balance and relaxation in playground will be conducted Assisting the officers will be 3rd most Popular Soda has increased in value simply because prices have risen. meet a high standard. In 1959 Miss Wilby, Mrs. Nilson, Mrs. more than $12,000 was turned the water. They also will be in-June 27-Aug. 12 from 9 a.m. to IN THE GRKATKR NKWAHK AREA* There are financial advantages in updating your will. structed in beginners' swimming 4 p.m. on weekdays, at Fire- Everett H. Thome, Mrs. George One of the major expenses on an outdated will is the cost over to consignors. W. Ivins, and Mrs. Wallace Cald- "third only to HnfTmnn mill Oen-Cnln ncronlln^ to a strokes. I man's Field. 10(10 'i|.| i...it Mirvi-y. of administering it. It takes time to revise and legalize all Many volunteers well, president of the Women's tlie inaccuracies that creep in. Sometimes an updated will •• have long'M| ip aiviaarentsa wilwill buce auushoww nll autlsuchl ji Pu* uv t *-»*of«f oniiinsettingj u«j»p camn uuuaduli t- — , , _, , , b l ol stia orv can he administered for 50% less expense. records of service. A typical ! methods as assisting a i education program because of the °£ . .y °' V ,! ." f '"- rescue Ginling Girls' Middle school is member is Mrs. Wilbur Barlow non-swimmer to his feet, mouth- lack of interest. Sold Only at Tax savings are another important angle. If a man's Ruthrauff of Middletown who was to-mouth resuscitation, release of Made plans to march with the;the;.a.n°n-se, ,ctarian Chinese schoo for property goes outright to his wife, it qualifies for what is lrlrllss ooff unlounlorr anandd senlosenlorr the second president of the a cramp and reaching assists. mayor and counciill and thhe schoohl E u , )) "'BB" known as a marital deduction, a federal estate tax law s cn0 0 rades was encd in board, succeeding the late Mrs. Miss Audrey Zaiscr, West Bel- band July 21 from the school to , , ' B - " °P MONMOUTH LIQUOR introduced in 1018. Under this provision, it is possible for Thomas N. McCarter of Rum- mar, will be in charge of in-the harbor, for the band con- the fall of with 53 students, a husband, by means of two trusts under his will, to have IN MONMOUTH & OCEAN COUNTIES half hi:; property taxed when he dies, and the other half son. She served in this capacity struction for children. Howard cert in honor of the National using the property known as for 13 years, and continues to- Juddvfile, named after U. S. Rep, when his wife dies. Splitting the estate in this way usually Rowland, chairman of the Mon- Oiympics eliminations races, results in far less tax. day as an active board member. mouth County Red Cross Chap- Walter H. Judd. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fter. , will narrate the program. The area was purchased by Aid BROOKDALE An outdated will is like a forgetful old man. It may Bourne Ruthrauff of Little Sil- Participating Red Cross volun- Honkels Mark Chinese Refuge Intellectuals. It name as beneficiaries persons who are no longer living. ver, also is a board member. teers will be Holly Braman, Nep- '1-Olh Anniversary Is located just outside Taipei on i It may fail to take account properly of children born after Officers are Mrs. Douglas T. tune City; Clifford Herbert, Nep- Formosa. At present, thr school j the will was signed. There are even circumstances, partic- Newbold of Colt's Neck, presi- 1 has a staff of 3D, and 485 stu " , SODA ularly if the person who mndn the will has subsequently tune, Constance DrewiU, Rick EATONTOWN - Mr. and Mrs. dent; Mrs. George Werlemann, Gcor e dents, 150 of whom are boardin,, [ marfipil or remarried, in whlrh the will may he legally Hoffman. Katherine Bailey, Jeani 8 "onkcl, Sr., were feted invalid. Rumson, vice president; Mrs. .nVance. Clmidin Rupprech!,lat n sunrise party Saturday students. The board nf directors i • 20 Flavors Ringland F. Kilpatrick, Rum-j n n tne r son an Your outdated will may unrcalistkally dispose of an Richard I nsensieo laurin Wnlk ' in'Blaw' 'VDr ' and Mrs" daughter- Goor e , plans to increase the enrollment * son, treasurer, and Mrs. Edward Cr,'Lynn Nelson, Pameia Slier-!"•-'--•" •' "-- --" "- ' "•-« 'to 000 girls ns Soon ns It is nblr-{f, *f • Large rslnle Hint increased in value greatly since the will was W. Scudder, Jr., Locust, secre- Hcnkel, Jr. to ndd more classroom space drawn. It may name as executor a person who lias moved mnn, Janice Bryde and Gnrry away, ijntlen mad at you, or for SOUK- other reason is now tary, Robbins, Spring Lake Heights. The occasion marked the 40th The school wns founded and bottle wedding anniversary of the Is run by graduates of Ginling unqualified. And those Inheritance tax rules change fre- Other board members nre Mrs. The program wns developed by quently. C. F. Andrews, Fnir Haven; Mrs. F.wreU Kudolnlf, chairman ot senior Hcnkcls. The twenty College of Nanking, which was Edward F.. Bnntn and Mrsth.e chapter nnd Mrs. William J. guests attending honored the In existence for 45 years, and re- Gentlemen, the fact is, that making a will doesn't do the Hnrnld F.. Rotkin, Red Brink; Uauman. I couple with "ruby" gifts. ceived funds nnd Christian teach- All llraiuls l,ir/uor, Winv, Cold ttt'vr job you wnut, any more limn planting a bush. The secret Mr rtni\ \Arc I Inn \ii,\ is regular pruning nnd shaping. Only with care can your Mrs. Mnrsh A. Drynn, Mrs. Rollaml of Newark! Mr. and MrsIlenke. l were crs from five Protestnnt Mission Hoards In the Unlti.il Slntes. It will do exactly what you want it to do. Rumson; Mrs. J. D. Flnlry, Mrs. (n rrn n N( w Yorl< ( lv the pro- " ' ' -' June j wns adopted by Smith College n.s NOTK: Kor nilvlrc on ImnlUiu; nervier, you nil Francis l.ohclHI, Mrs. Au);lls.in- ,.' lfi, lf)20, nre the parents of a | Its foreign project. 1 Manisi, Mrs. I-;. Howard Merry, 160 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED DANK nii-illnlly Invited In rminiilt Mr Mli-lltz m Mr. daughter nnd a son, nnd have j fiin'iinj; College, was the first Iliimlll "t \\\f Ilfil llanli nffliT. Mr. Klilioiln nt Mrs. Kint'slfv F. Norri.-, ami two grandchildren, Mr. Ilenkel j Chinese institution of higher edit- at the railroad - opposite A&P r n|/ the 1,1111c Mllvrr offli-t', Me. 1 Iriulrick'um ut the Mrs. Itiihcrt C .Slnnl-y, Middle-1 " _ retired recently as a publisher • cntion to grant the bachelor of Krypcii-I nfl'li'i'. Mr Dry nt tlir Knjili.shtmvn nlll.T, town; Mis. Donald I'.. I,awes.j t| 'n the wholesale New Ynrkiarts degree to women. Today,] nmi Mr. MII/./;I nt tin- Nrw SlircwMtmry urfirc Sr., I.iltle Silver, nnd Mr.',. Wil 1 Wil-!,,,'r |.,,,.,rlfr'nii, ,nri, |M,,, 1,1.™',,'^ produce market nflei 47 years,! there are about 1,00(1 Ilinii'i . Hnily. H'.TO to " '.W; \>7Mi\y I'VIMIIII);.'! ft'.W liaiMMMi Thomas, l.ouist. '/'.Mini cmne IIHHT.- A'lirrdR' niFi.t. illis current liobby is i^'irdcniiig. j There nre eight rhaptern of Hie]' to 11:011. ack in Gas Station Feud BARJTAN TOWNSHIP — The war of words between Fred F. Iverson, secretary of the Zoning Board of Adjustment and presi- dent of the Men's Republican Club, and Maryin Olinsky, Dem- ocratic candidate for Township Committee, continued yesterday as another verbal shot was fired by Mr. fverson. He said: "Mr. Olinsky, in his recent press release hints broacT.y that I am speaking for the Republican Party candidate for the office of Township Committeeman— Frank Ludwig. This of course, is pure conjecture on his part, and as usual, Mr. Olinsky is quite wrong. I am speaking for myself as 1 always have and shall al ways continue to do. "He mentions an alleged meet- "WELCOME TO MY hJEWEST BRANCH, LOCATED AT ing between an unnamed town- ship committeeman and myself, TOE COR. OF GOLD ST. AMD MAPLE AVE., RED BANK. during which I am supposed to COME IM, GET ACQUAINTED WITH OS AND TAKE AD- have confessed to being in com- 1 plete agreement with a proposed VANTAGE OF MY SENSATIONAL FREE PAINT OFFER! ' ordinance, introduced by Philip Blanda, regulating filling sta- tions. ' FACULTY Mrj. Chester F. LaGrone, Jr., second from left, new president of the "He continues. . . that I felt it beneath my dignity to support River Plaia Parent-Teacher Association, and principal Miss Rita S. Quail, third from legislation offered by Mr. Blanda, left, extend mutual best wishes at a luncheon for tho faculty given by members of the accuses me of dirty politics, and executive board of the PTA Friday, the last day of school. Looking on are two life implies that is the reason I did STORE HOURS: 8:30 TO 6 P. M. DAILY; FRI. "TIL 9 P. M. not explain my negative vote. . . members of the association, Mrs. Fred L. Ayers, left, first grade teacher, and Mrs. "Fact. . . the application for Anna P. Young, third grade teacher. the filling station in question was first heard at the April 14 meet interfraternity ping pong and ini of the Board of Adjustment. basketba'l, and was a member Toland Subsequent to that date, as is Stevens Degree customary, the board met in con- of the Bridge Club. ference to discuss the application Recital and arrive at findings of fact, For Schenck Norris U> J'lulcr a statutory requirement. HOBOKEN - Harvey N. "At that conference, I made Schenck, Jr., 75 Hance Rd., Fair U of Notre Dame Tomorrow my views known; but the ma- Haven, received a degree in RjMRUMSOS N — James J. Norris, ASI3URY PARK — The annual ioritv of the board felt different- mechanical engineering 'rom Jr. son o[ Mr. and Mrs. James rocita of the Dorothy Toland! ly. As a result, t, as secretary, Stevens Institute June II. j. Norris of Avenue of Two Riv-; Dance Studio will take place to-1 was ordered to prepare an aY He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ers, was one of the recent jjradu--morrow at 8 p.m. in the Ashury;firmative resolution. Harvey N. Schenck. He is em- ates from the Loyola School in. Park studio, 407 Grand Ave.,1 "This was done, and the reso- ployed by the Lincoln Electric New York City. j with choreography and costumes lotion was ready for public read' Co., Cleveland, Ohio. He was a Before entering Loyola, created by the dance teacher. ing and a roll call vote at the member of Sigma Nu Fraternity graduate attended Florimont and May 12 meeting. Unfortunately, at Stevens. Kcole Internationale in Geneva only three board members were Mr. Schenck was a member Switzerland. He will enter present at that meeting, and one of the varsity tennis and squash University of Notre Dame of these, Mr. Weigand, had dis- teams; Varsity S Club; played South Bend, Ind., in September qualified himself at the original hearing, since his father repre- sented the appellant. "He also took no part in the WHITE STEEI. COMBINATION conference. In as much as a vot- STORM and SCREEN ing nuorum was not present, the VENETIAN BLINDS malter was put over until the June 9 meetinc. Plastic Tape - Nylon Cord WINDOWS "The first indication anyone had, other than the author, "of the proposed ordinance regulat- 95 ing filling 'stations, was a press release by Mr. Blanda, during 9 the week of May 30. to 36" wide - 64" long "As can readily be seen, the Triple Track - Aluminum resolution recommending approv- al of the proposed filing station Prolect Your Door as well as my stand in the mat- ALUMINUM COMB. Screens with a ter was prepared and set down almost a month before any an- STORM & SCREEN nouncement by Mr. Blanda, of 4 ALUMINUM Donna Kerr his ordinance. "As to my feeling on this ordi- § DOOR GRILL DOOR Donna Kerr, 10-year-old daugh- nance. . . I have not had the ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kerr, "PPortunity to read it and have COMPLETE^ formulated no opinions. My opin- 26 Azalea Cl., Little Silver, will ions, however, would influence REG. 98c 1" THICK appear in seven numbers in the Mr. nianda or Mr. Olinsky not recital and will be presented a:at all. YOU NEED NOT five-year perfect attendance tro-l '"n>a abovc statements. . . are PRESENT TO V/IN! , ,, . , T . ,,. |borne out and supported by doc- phy. Her s.ster Janice will rc- ;' f • BUDGET TERMS Free Delivery |umcn(ed evidenc which shaI1 Register Now for FREE PAINT DAILY and Sat. 8 A.M. lo 6 P.M. Iceive the 12-year trophy, her(be glad to show Mr. Olinsky or mother (Tlielma) a nine-year,anyone else. Such evidence as WED. nnd FR1. 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. itrnphv and sister Beverly, two-!1'10 oriS''na'. draft of the covering | ' , „,, , .. , , 'resolution and the minutes of the M0 POiCHASE NEGSSARY! year trophy, i he family of dnnc-'noard of Adjustment,.. CUP COUPOM Jf jcrs will appear in various dance ••- - - - o 47 Broad St. SHadysldo 1-7500 Red Bank j routines in the recital. 'ISclIvlvCl'S liOSl TELL YC5Jt? Also appearinq arc tile direr- FRiEWDS 'tor's two daughters, Diana and iJlllIICl* 1 cll'lV Q PHONE NO. (Mama Toland. They are also re- ^ OFFER .ri'iviiiK Hie 12-ycnr perfect nt- UNION BEACH - Mr. and ENDS Hors's an opportunity to beet any price for Mrs. Chris Bakker, Haug St., your paint ... win it absolutely FREE 1 YOUR I tendance trophy. SATURDAY CHOICE OF PAINT AND COLOR! Others from this area who will I were !">sts last week at a dinner Monmouth Mower Shop ho In the recital and will re- party in their home. DRAWING 4:30 P.M. SATURDAY ceive attendance awards are Attending were Mr. and Mrs. JM.iry luln Gianne'.l, for two Walter Blakely, Maple Shade; invites you to [years; Trudy Rcamnn, five years Mr. and Mrs. Andrew De Ruy- and Jean Dcnman and Karen, ter and Mrs. Winifred Gossoford, Knpsch. one year. !'ill Laurence Harbor; Mr. and n-nrin-; in'nnr or more nf the Mrs. 1>ctcr Van Den Hois, Ho- !iO dance numbers arr Knthvj hoken; Jack Van Walstim, Ridqe- JOIN THE POWER O'Cnnncll, Jennifer IVtr. rjjiil,' ficlfi Park and Mr. and Mrs. Imlh ®r mlslh use! Matthews, Ann Mnrir- and Patti1 Andrew Schaaf, Mr. and Mrs. Annr Hnrtnn. I.nrrin Hwt^n, 'Joseph Cunningham and Mr. and James Ginnnell. Nina Matrhka- Mrs. Joseph Scholer all Union loff, .Inn Mclstein, Carol Kan-, Bench. My fleet of Diesel semi-trailers HANDLE FAMILY! Ian, Ili.-ni" Knell. John and Calh-' Mrs- Bakker and daughters left A lightweight ongino-and-handlo unit that switchos erinc Schulte, Karen Koelsch, Friday for a visit to Rotterdam, delivers factory-fresh paint di- from ono Toro worksavor to another without tho uio Knlhy Arasz. Tnni Skipworth, Holland. rectly to my hundreds of retail of a singlo tool. Weighing only 40 pounds, tho Tonv, Patrick, Vincent nnd Mary branches. Power Handlo delivers a full 3 hor'sepower, can bo Kinc, Jny and Gni! Adpsknvits, Itrnriy l<» Spend switched from ono unit to anothor ir. only 20 socondi. Vicki Ron, Sharon Srisco, Mary Summer in England Ann Man/.n, PnRgy and Kalhv K'iri'.rl, Pnmi'la Grnn'r, Mi- UTTI.K SILVER - Mrs. How- r!ic> nnd I;.Mi'ii fitildfarli. Nnn-j •'"'"' I'cters of Amelia Cir. will rv Srialla, Sti/v and Cvnthia!1(lilV1' ''Y Pl;"1(! Thursday to Power Handle 'I'l'drn'iiTv, i)«nisi' St. Pierre, spend Inn summer in England. .Ini'lison, Tyrone Has- She was honored .Saturday at a ly, Harhara Hnlle, I.orny ||p[).;bnn voyage party and barbecue gal up and liiinil . .laniiiclvn Mm-lw siv''T|siipppr. given by friends SECOND CAN FREE Itn'.lmv. f'hrisline Knnkin, Ca-1 The party was held at the dome mille Kic'hai'dMMi, Jill and Leslie of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. YOU WILL PSND ANY PAINT ACCESSORY 22" I'urvcar. Khi'iln I.ec, FJoisc Hiyanl on (i.r) Amelia Cir. Hosts LIQUID GLASS AT MY FRIENDLY STORES Wrii'hl, Cjean Micklc. Uwayne] were Mr. and Mrs. Hryant, Mr. DitUSHES O ROLLER APPLICATORS 9 SANDPAPER O SCRAPERS MiviMiil, .lohn I'liil Calhv anil Mrs. Uobert Garrison and GLUES O VARNISHES O STAINS • WAXES Srliiilli', Nancy Mi'lrr, Irene. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Vnlcnte. POLISHES O CLEANERS Rotary Unit r'ave. Katlw aiul Camernn Hud- (iiicsts were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mill. Illlllllil' (',(('".' :nn. Mauri'i'iOiam Diivni, Mr. and Mrs. Ope EVERYTHING TO MAKE YOUR PAINTING and 1'allv l)wi"li Stisnn Pap.-i.l Rnmer, Mr. and Mrs. F'rauk Wil- SECOND CAN FREE PLEASANT AND EASY! Reg. 179.95 lli'hhii' SiTlcy, Gloria and David|liams and Mr. Peters, Little Sil- Sniilh. Svlvin Liinrlk. ^h.irn-i I-/.;VIT, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur! $00.95 /aid, Sandra Allinnnd and Ca-iliUlslcv snwl Mrs. 1'i'i'uy Strohm, nuMr Rir'i-jid-.Mii. 'i.-jiir Havrii. OIII' nf ihr cnucludinj; nnmber.sj will hi' danced by the direrlnr.'Slllll* l)('|llll'lllirill Mrv. Tiihiml. ,...... • • ... . JOST ASK nt Hi Summi-r classes b.rin - n... Olllrial on \ IMl FOR FREE .studio Monday, -'"no 27. IMTi HANK ••- Di. J. Howard Dellni|;er, scientific consultant 52.00 CAN come soc tho all-new OC1. J PARTY mil representative for Hie Stale I'ATDNTOWN - All <-nmn.it Di'iiartmrnt, and Mi;,. Dellini-rr NECESSARY Toro Mower with grass bag. llf lee., for the rani party to bo Wiishinclmi, I). C., were week- NO PURCHASE i| (let :t in III ll.'inv Inn, '"'I l'J"''Ms in Molly Piti'lu-r Hn- I oil): III .ill. h, icpoileil ill Hie '''' mill merlin;, nf the MM'.IIII l;e,i ^'liile here Iliev atlendcd th Veel; nl 111" frenieii';, ;lll\ili,il y, | Wri|illli|; ill Ml"; C.llnl Cli/ahelh •li'. M.irvin linvler, pt<•.•.i and .Siimiiel Stephi o AFTR iffl'.'i. M.iliil id,:1 ":i !•:•••• ,•:••,• ' >•?)'•; 11 S.itunla',' in Hie N.'r neelini: for eoiniiiill. e rli.iiiNii'ii 'iliic'.v'.luiiv Uefciiined Church, Worlds Lamest Operation of its Kind > (mid le- railed (IIHIIIJ: ihe Niiinlir,' •••.nuiu1, the W.chin IIIIIIIHI Tin- aiiMliar,' vuled In Inn i oii|ile Weir liuniJii'.l lit I Corner of Gold St. and Maple Ave., Red Bank Hwy.35 OS 1-1037 Mfddlefown 'IHI ,I rifl of a eoiKin dir.lei Imlfel Mipper i;iveii hv Mr. an I Open Daily . . . Friday Nights 'til 9 I Mi:. William HUIIIII); (or use Mis. I'.iul U, Aiendl nl tlicli SH 1-0599 ii IKT li'cpitiil lii]i!i. lioiiie in IJIjenni. *YUIUVI Kendall, Ruthanne Kurz, Joan Blob of St. Vincent's Hospital, New IPruchnik, Lucy Saldutti, Veroni- oriusn nonor York City, is one of nine Am- John ' Olviag, offerbp; Mrt. ca Smith, Donna Trigili, Francis erican members. Ruth Snyder, membership, lad Has'Graduation' Acquaviva, James Arner, Joseph 'Dr. and Mrs. Whalen left Church Unit Mrs. Graff, education. ,_,.,„.„...... Carle, Kevin Conley, Bruce Eik- Dr. Whalen last week' for Great Britain, Mrs. Ernest Sibbera wttl re- KEANSBURG - In this bor- ner> Michaei Kianemzn Daniei where he will attend the cele- Will Meet port on the convention heJd. re- ougb they believe in "gradua- MeLoone, Richard May, Samuel bration of the 100th anniversary cently at St. John'* Lutheran RED BANK—"Past, Present, ton at a tender age. Mundy> Joseph Santarsjere( Ar. if the founding of the National Church, Ocean City. The morning kindergarten thur Scott, Kevin Smith, Keith Hospital for Nervous Diseases and Future" will be the pro- Election of officers will be gram topic presented by Mrs. classes were graduated (into first | Sutton> William Violi, Arlene it Queen Square, London. Before held. grade) in ceremonies Thursday | Bfynes, Pauline Cole, Yolando returning home, they will visit William Graff at Thursday's Refreshments will be served and the afternoon classes, Fri-Xultrera, Linda DuBey. Margaret briefly in Rome and Paris. meeting of the United Lutheran with Dorcas Circle acting as "ay- !Fazie, Lenora Gibbs, Michele Church. hostesses. School Superintendent Thomas Hanson, Karen Hencoski, Chris- Time will be 8:15 p. m. in the The Circus Museum at Barboo, church, River Rd. C. Garrison awarded certificates tine Kruis, Francine LaMonica, Malic It a prolltthle habit to u»« to: Patricia Noce, Catherine Robert- is.i once was the site of the Committee reports will be Claudia Allan, Jean Causa, winter headquarters for the Ring- heard from Mrs. William Frei- The Register'! classified to nil your son, Debra Rocmcr, Kath'iccp wnnta.— Advertisement. Carol Gelpke, Margaret Harring- Thomas, Maureen Young,' Pat- ing Brothers Circus. smuth, Christian Service; Mrs. rick Bailey, Wayne Bennett, Phil- ip Brown, William Butler, James Johnson, Daniel MacDonald, David Miller Michael Napolitiano, Gregory Parker, Brian Quigley, Stanley Rayeski. Also, Kathleen Bradley, Susan Castner, Antoinette Cosentino, Angela Florio, Deborah Linde, Elizabeth Lloyd, Christine May- Aloha nard, Georgia Peltz, Bettylou Pruden, Claire Rinkowski, Patri- cia Smith, Denise Trigili, Carol j Dr. Gerald F. Whalen to Catalina's sarong suit, Schaefer, Victor Amato, Craig SHREWSBURY - Dr. Gerald Beatty, Joseph Cappadona, Ken- (r) I960, King Features Syndicate, Inc., Work] rights reserved. F. Whalen, 53 Garden Rd., re- neth DiGangi, William Gunnel!, cently was elected to the Society draped in front Richard Jefferson, William of British Neurological Surgeons Frese, Lewis Kaplan, Jack Ma- with gay side bow, rascie, William Mil'er, Michael Annuals On The society, founded for the Scales, Paul Shaffery, John Tag- study and advancement of neur to serve you in gart, June Babkowski, Laureen ology and more particularly and shirred fitted back. Benden, Joyce Bojarski, Linda Top of List those problems which concern EATONTOWN Braun. the surgeon, is limited by its FREEHOLD — New Jersey's constitution to "only such sur- Cotton border print And, Deborah Cecero, Mary seashore' resorts are almost as geons as have given proof of in Monmoirth Christensen, Kathleen Fox, Diane (Send your problems to well known for their colorful tercst and activity in neuro- Gilardettie, Elizabeth Goodbody, George, in care of The Regis- Shopping Center flowers as for their salt water logical surgery, by contributing in muted brown or blue. Linda Jeleniewski, Deborah ter, the only" advice columnist taffy. to the anatomy, physiology, path Lupe, Margaret Reaney, Wendy in the business who gives green MIDDLETOWN Annual flowers head the popu- ology or surgery of the nervous Rickman, Ruth Salayi, Kathleen stamps.) larity list for color in seashore system." Fitted bra. 12.95. Route 35 and Stark, John Lavitola, Richard gardens and now is the time to Lesner, Andrew Lovett, Mark It may include the names o plant them, advises Donald B. Middletown Rd. Low, Charles Moore, Martin Dear George: "distinguished surgeons or othei Lastex hourglass maillot Narze, Bruce Pizzichillo, Michael Lacey, Rutgers home grounds medical men of distinction" re specialist.' Is there any way to eliminate Quigley, Edward Truax, and Rob- ipats between a husband and siding abroad. Low annuals are best at the by Rose Marie Reid ert Vanderhoff. wife?—Harried Harry. Dr. Whalen, who is associate shore because they are less ex- Dear 11. H.: attending neurosurgcon at Mnn- posed to ocean winds and salt mouth Medical Center and River- CWes oh spray. Petunias and geraniums Yes. Give up. Back down, has a way with figures Tank Gunnery view Hospital, as well as a mem- are favorites for window and never argue with a woman. Al- ber of the department of sur- porch boxes. Both will take plenty ways agree. This confuses Program Held them no end—the little dears gery of Jersey City Medical Cen- that's joyous. BERGEN-HOHNE, Germany - of sun. Portulaca, verbena and lantana don't really think very quick- Army First Lt. Billy M. Hodges, ly, you know—and while they're 20, whose wife, Nancy, lives a thrive in hot sun and trail along Black, ruby, sky blue. the ground to produce mass color puzzling it out, you can do 101 Westside Ave., Red Bank pretty much what you want. N. J. recently participated witl effects. Petunias and nasturtiums 22.95. are also useful for this purpose. other personnel from the Eight! Dear George: Infantry Division's Eighth Caval Dwarf French marigolds, gail- STERILIZED ry in supervising the Seventh lardias, and calendulas are good What can parents do about all Army tank gunnery program for cutting and for color in the the violence on TV?—J. J. here. summer garden. Dear J. J.: The competition program fea California poppy and annual There's a little knob that lures the firing of the tank mount phlox are good low edging plants eliminates all violence, trite- 80-Ib. bag Yes, there's nothing that ed 90 millimeter gun. for the flower border. ness, stupidity, annoyance,- Lt. Hodges, son of Mr. and Mrs Work in plenty of peat moss, commercials, hackneyed plot MIDDIETOWN IROA0 AND FRONT STRUTS prevents worry like money , N.J. • JH Ben S. Hedges, Martinsville, Va. leafmold, compost or rotted lines and drivel. Turn it to GARDEN CENTER saved here. When unpleas- is a platoon leader in the manure when preparing the win "Off" and face a brand-new Hwy. 35, Middletown ant things happen, you'll cavalry's Troop C in Sandhofen dow box or flower garden. Also life! spade in three or four pounds of usually find money de- He entered the Army in 1947 and was stationed at Fort Polk ground limestone to 100 square creases the strain and La., before arriving overseas in feet, suggests County Agent M. A. hastens recovery. So, we February 1958. Clark. Finally, rake in about three say that money saved here TO ATTEND PARLEY pounds of 5-10-5 or 5-10-10 fer- Air Conditioning*—temperatures made to order—for ill-weather comfort. Get a demonitration! See the Chevy Mystery Show In color Sundays, NBC-TV—the Pit Boom Chivy Showroom wttkly, ABC-TV. is better than bottles in WANAMASSA — Two members tilizer to each 100 square feet and of the Edgar M. Lazarus Agen- your medicine chest. the garden is ready to plant. cy, Rt. 35, will attend the Mid land Mutual Life Insurance Co. WELL-INTENTIONED National Convention at White-1 MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Ad- face Inn, Lake Placid, N.Y. Jun why shouldn't you enjoy THE FEATURES THAT MAKE CHEVY 26-2!). 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'Hie Republicans running 'l'he current increases in food closure of the identity, activities, and sources of funds' j| j h 1 h i' n '• w K for office vvill point with pride prices are a bit more than sca- [a a etweon China. But there is no doubt a year now. In the year 2000, the figure will be 64,- vi ill in a k e in Hi,, f-ict that the price rise sonal caused hy the winter weath- of those who were spreading propaganda for interna- that Japan itself, and thus the 000,000,000. Today there are 51 million homes; tomor- headhnes aims ims been slowed to a creep in tr and deliberate production cuts, tional Communism or acting as its agent, and that all whole free world position in Asia, Ii I- a cl 1 i n e s recent years, while the Demo- but, even so, n look behind the row we will need a hundred million. We produce 500 Governments should exchange information to strength, is under grave threat from the acioss the na- crats will jxiint with scorn to^avorages reveals variations which billion dollars worth of goods and services now; in en the campaign against Communism. The resolution Chinese Communists and their tion. Whenever ||u. fact thnli (]c..spite all the cf- any housewife can mold to her allied extremists. the year 2000 the figure will be two trillion, two hun- the Huieau (if (mts made to halt the. rise, the pocketbook advantage. .lust as ended with the statement that it was "designed to So there is great temptation dred billion. Labor Statistics index still is hitting new highs an illustration, while pork chops protect and not to impair the inalienable right of each announces an month niter month, on average went up from R0.8 among the Democrats to indict the Eisenhower Administration's increase in thel |)(|( |he n,)vj(ms ,,(,|j,ics of tl)c cents to 84.1 cents a pound in American State freely to choose its own form of gov- All big hospitals will be built outside of cities. policies without restraint, in part' consumer price ,,,;,-,. |(,V(.| js ,„>', wj(|,jn (]1C|April, frying chickens went down ernment and economic system and to live its own They will be round and windowless and largely under- I'ORTKK fl( n |f 2 from conviction and in part for index — com sp|1(.r,, of this ciilumn. What is; " • - to •!•! cents, A switch ground. The interiors will be bright and colorful. Doc- mnnly but incorri-c-tly called the prrlim-nt here is whether the from chops to chickens would social and cultural life." political capital. There is a corresponding de- cnst-fif-bving mde.v-il almost al- |;,|,.M jm:n.;,M,s „„.;,„ ynu .,,.,,;hardly seem In me a depriva- tors, and ambulatory patients, will move around the In a word, the OAS can move to prevent the in- termination among the Republi-1 ways hits the float pares, and ;1|XMIt (n |,,, ,-n,,K|,t , . tion. Whii,. the price of po- perimeter of each floor on corridor conveyors. The m u filtration of any Latin American country by Com- cans, arising from thp same this time the publicity >'• round n( inflation. tallies soared, the1 price of green floor nurse, or the family doctor, can talk to and see Kinc-cl. ; ns sllll l munism. It is believed by some Latin American experts mixed motives, to confess The vitally important ansi ver.s '"' ' "P 'd nnd similar vari error anywhere, any time. the patient by switching on a closed television circuit. l-'or while llu- use.nver the pie iir alums appeared in other veg- that if a free, internationally protected election were Of course, Administration mis- vinus Mionlli vwm'l he more (han etables, fruits. Switches arc a Tlie.se latest increases do 111)1 held in Cuba today, Castro could not be elected, par- takes have been made. They Inside the city, emergency rooms will be scat- B fraction of a per rent, it will , cinch. 1 ticularly if the Cubans who have left that country can not possibly be unmade injtered. These will be staffed by internes, nurses and hit tin price index to n new peak In most goods these days, the few remaining monthmonth s of ththel ojipioximaline, 121) j. In our lan- CARMICHAEL -price changes are minor. Hven during the Castro regime, returned to it to vote. Fidel Eisenhower Administration. ambulances. They will handle all calls and, after treat- guage, that means the "market in .services the pace of overall Castro's popularity is on the wane and Khrushchev Nevertheless, the supcrfically ment, will send patients home, or to the main hospital. basket" of jroods ;ind serv'ires rise is perceptibly slowing. is coming to Cuba to bolster it. appealing opposition campaign for •.'.'Inch Ih'- average city fain The new upswuig in the (!PI tactic is a full-throated clamor Everything pleasant will be built into these insti- ily paid 510 in I'llV-lll and Sll II is not inflation. You can more There is another factor in this situation. Russia against the President, though tutions. Except, of course, love . . . in I'J.VI when 1'iesulent l-jseii easily "beat" this index today this would further damage the bower loiik offli e now en-lv has long been annoyed that the United States and than at any time since World country abroad by picturing us aioimd 51V. I,'i War II. Turkey and Iran have mutual security pacts. As a as frightened and divided. A piniiiiiv lone In-hind the matter of fact, Turkey and Iran are old allies of oursj Upon the Democrats falls a n'-v.i M ii|i\iiij'e in ih"' ind"->. r. a ii' in;1 |II \< r h-vi-l fur man-,1 Pociry nnd havri withstood Soviet efforts to infiltrate and!su f|.c|.a|. t ( ( . ^ foo-|--.--i|in- mostly m .si-asonal !lo conquer them. Soviet Russia managed to take Iraq,try down in building themsei-es failnrv, but iih.o In the dti-adlid i'Or IVaclx'rs out of this group of nations," but Turkey and Iran have'"I1' Exactly the same goes for v."-aib"-r nl this past winti'i and NI-;W IIRUNSWICK - 1 [iioiiiii'liiin iiif, liy farmers IliBh stood firm. | the Republicans. school students grapplm; with Free speech, yes. But free pi. illiller] to I'flip pm .'S ol sue poetry nexl fall may derive siime It could be—JIIKI this is speculative but quite with- speech need not also be irrcs- till'id as pfirk and i-ri' consolation fmin the fact that a ,. ,. ., ... , , „ . L „ . . ponsible. The nation stands at in f nutrihwtin;• fi tin' Illl jr'.V.e 1 number n( their teachers also the rangn ol possibility—that Soviet Russia is en-|nn infinircly dangerous hour. Any til.i- i 'I'-ittlri < 'limb in Ili e pi 1. e will be tMimg In school — on gaR'niK upon this Cuban gambit with the object of|word or action simply directed m (l Ill 111 a 11 v '' • i '.lies. Illl'ISt nnlabl .Saturdays. bringing pressure upon the United States to relinquish I " ''" fl^stroyinK the President's me.h-al ' an A new (nurse for Kni'lish ., ,,.' ., .,,.,. i . . , . . <•• .i Prestige is unworthy. So is anv li'.i I!,., M •.i"iri:il 1., !• pu-! leaih'IN, Id he ml KKIUI eil ;it its relationship wilh lurkov and Iran. Instead of tho;GOP suggestion timt everything in; ' '.)) l',',.| pll' i-s III•I'.1. v. ill 1, Kul::eis mvet sitv in Sepicin- United Stales conlainin" Soviet Russia according to is all right and beyond crili- 1 ti-i I'IIII; id |ni.' Ii them di.-,MI hiti I»T, will le iaii|;hl by John A. 1 T hm lst1)c ar a 1 .... •ht> Tnmuin Doctrine, Soviet Russia is now containing:™' '' , ' "" ! * " in ill'- siiinin'- 1 v.heil in •"•"J'l'l" i '•; iiii the III .ill'.i-t," '•tn| -b.i'.i/i- 1 tin • '"'nnii', . niiii-r of l.al I'II ,'ila Miliim.s of poetry ami piieirvj This is a further extension of the Stalinist policy ti-.ii'• l.v.an 1 lai'lir in an II 1 lh S l l l y l< h wllic:l1 tei v.i- .'. in In 1 WaslunI'll. II nflii "'ih'.' 'n,| 'i• ' ' , "" |' | |" .l KlllHshftlfV has consistently opposed. From an mlult Republican defence" not lie 1 Weil. Method.'wi'lV'he pi'eslnicd .'iaii'ir-N'11 tll;lt Khrushchev said and did prior to the Paris'sMiing alibis for all ih OilSt but to assist in securing the A' l|,i 'In f fu- i "1 l'il,ri II day iiinriiiiifs dunui; the Hiiintil'Summit Ftiisco, it is clear that lie believed in peaceful !lllr(, 't'. :l|l| ai „. ,„,,.. ' Ih' InI..I ir.e II '"'"'""" '•''" iro-cxislHice as a successful device for establishing: No party will really gain if it' IMIIIill |ill"-. I'II Hi.' v, hull 1 11 1 : V ;il '.'.III ll'il b" 111',,,• llI.-III III' I.,!!' • ili. . ,', ',^ ', .""'.Tll-.M ml!' Marxism in the Wi-slorn world. Tho evidence is thatW «' 'ho e.nense'of national) 1 ' "'"'' '""'" •''""' . ,. , . ,.,.,,, 'Siifclv, No winning candidate will i 11 , t" :: |,.-i . 1 ••ni -.vhiel i Ii;a , bi-r i inr ,if pinny >vlicn>iis Stiilin was successful m Kaslcrn hurope and• ,.,,.,„;, win „„,,„, llf, s() MvxvK\ ti.' 'i.f'iii..ii.l Ion.. ii-| all al'iiii- llr lllV' l"")1 IMI"VI>|I I|MI ••'•- in China. Khrushchev was making enormous and as to he able to govern after he! l.i- •....-,.,lc .ili- pi II . I. V 1 ,-|. MIIHI.IIV M li.inl |-.IIJ:IIS|I iiistruc . ,,, ,. , , ,, , .,.;,..• 1 I'I.I il is eir.ily possible to] li.v. I'M II 1 '•ni .-'il.abl , ti'in I'll' I1, tn 'iiipha'.i/e the pinsi ominous pronri'ss in wi'slcrn I'.iitope and the Unilci ' 1 gain tlu !'iesi<|:.|icy this year bv! hi. I'll Illl.'lH.' Ill if a .' ir "in, iiithii tiuin'Slaics. lie might hiivr .succeeded in lulling us into an ^H-I, • ar. to giiai'iiiilee ;m i -..I I'll"'. 1 ll.V.'l h" n .' i; iiileli. \ ,il easy apathy toward Soviet Russia anil even Red China.'opposition so implacable as to lid ' ;-lillv • |.'it1','. p 1 1 I h' ii' '. .' i ni >.• v.ill sire.'.'. Il PKik'1 i-eitiiin the ilr'.lrert'on if I!:'!. ,il'' 1 '1 Illfill ,'ltll ill- .'.. llul he ran never change his position again, for we I.'in i l devoted to the teach- CHARGE IT The course will be nfferd via inj; of modern nlgt'bra in second- take 6 months to pay lh(! NIIC network television pro- ary schools. tmull service charge pram, "Continental Classroom," In addition, students enrolled from Sept. 2 to .Ian. 27, Kllil. Both SEE VOUS LOCAL AUTHORIZED POMIIAC DCALER , WHO ALSO SELLS GOODWILL USED CA« WIIH MOkt BARGAIN MILES PLR DOLIAR for tin; course will hn required to i;indnate and uilderiiradiiMli! cred- attend two-hour sessions with it may lie obtained by students Rutgers Instiuctnrs evny two who enroll In view the telecasts. week';. BOHD'S-Monmoiith Shopping Center RASSAS BROTHERS The inindi'Mi alf.ebi"! course EATONTOWN CIRCLE, EATONTL'VVN will include ||ie fundamental con- 395 BROAD STREET RED BANK c.eptr. imdnlymr. H'o-nt clwnj'.rs OPEN: Mon.. Wed., "Biurs. & Fri. "til 9:30 P. M., and developments in both ap- Tucs. & Sar. "til 6:00 P. M. fighting against the Reds by Ti-appeared and two outers ire m TODAY'S betans made desperate by op-his place. Ends Season Being Lured pression. Local intelligence officials say, UNION BEACH — Hie Regu DARJEELING, India (AP) — Radio Lhasa broadcasts con- however, there has been no no- Business Mirror lar Democratic Organization Wo- The Chinese Reds are trying to tinue to describe the Dalai La- ticeable or known circulation of By SAM DAWSON men's Club ended its season lure home some 19,000 Tibetan ma — spiritual and temporal Communist literature designed to with a dinner last week in Ye refugees in India by broadcast- leader of Tibet now in exile inlure refugees home. One group looking for a silver: stitute, contends that "the rail Cottage Inn. ing promises they will be treated India — as chairman of the lining in the railroads' well pub-'roads are entering a new era. A bon voyage party for Mrs with justice and mercy. Chinese preparatory committee NOW I.V PERTH AMI10V licized competitive and financial'Where once only a minimum of Chris Bakker, who left Friday Observers along the Indian for Tibet, top ranking Tibetan plight is the makers of rail'special equipment and service for a visit with her family in border say Chinese authorities official appointed by Chinese. The was LEARN equipment. i provided, today shippers Rotterdam, Holland, followed in are worried about recent public- broadcasts insist the fugitive god the Anchor Inn. king is being held in India against Beginner Keypunch • Tan They expect tc profit, not from i have their choice of a wide va- ity given to refugees' stories And Advanced Attending were Mrs. James Mc- his will. Actual Wiring the standard freight cars of yes-iriety of equipment specifically de- about conditions in Red-occupied Enroll Day Free Placement terday but the new and special signed to do a special freight Coy, Mrs. Joseph Scholer, Mrs. Tibet. Meanwhile the number of refu- Or Evs Classes equipment of today and tomor- moving job." Howard Smith, Mrs. Charles Bar- Tibetans fleeing across the bor-gees in Darjeeling and the Kal- ' ' j One of the latest developments ber, Sr., Mrs. Frank Raccioppi, der have told of atrocities against impong area at the end of the r0 w Mrs. William Lang don, Mrs. They see the railroads tuminR cited is a triple deck auto car- groups resisting communism, old trade route into Tibet con- lo the new in a coming do or die rym car. This 85-foot car, made James McCarthy, Mrs. Jack methodical elimination of the tinues to increase. Authorities Enroll I.... ^ battle to cet more of the na-h J Pul.man.Standard Division of Coughlin, Mrs. Joseph Cunning- Buddhist religion and a severe are trying to settle the refugees n In b n used ham, Mrs. Jennie Kullberg, Mrs. School of Business Machines food shortage among the Tibet- in less sensitive parts of North I Male .Slrci't TITIII Amboy ton's products back on the rai'.s. f"»™ £ « =' K •* -VA 60130 h John McArthur, Mrs. George 111 ii 1 an people. India, but by the time two mon- ("nil fnr Interviews Already the equipment mak-: f Frisco Railroad to carry 12 ,,;vir^< " ii- ••••. ••• ///( i. ful1 s Ross, Mrs. Merritt Ross, Mrs. ers have reported order and out- >™ «•«» or 5 compacts. ^Hl U" ' Copr. 1M0 ly IMtid f-.»fw« SvnditoV. Ii*. i'2/ astl s I Howard Schartz, Mrs. Joseph put gains after a dreary time in! \' " .~ ,r (Cameron, Mrs. Orin Gunsauls The P clflc Frult Ex r Co "That's all we need to do, Mom! Dad will finish it SIP 195S recession. !. , n , f ' ? ' | Mrs. Joseph Coffey, Mrs. John What's going on inside the most The Department of Commerce.'8. lnsl,alllnS "7 "nsulaled re- ;Lowery, and Mrs. Harold Mc- it when he gets home!" predicts railroads will spend |f«gwator car doors made from developed by Koppers Co. • Bride all Union Beach, and Mrs. more than one billion dollars tor Thomas McLaughlin, East Or- ley, Isabel P. Shorey, Elain exciting showrooms in town? new plant and equipment this iange. 57 Graduate L. Smith, Florence N. Sullivan vear. or 92 million dollars more Kenneth M. Thompson, James R Aryon, John E. Tryon, Hilda D. . ' ... , ,, . Division of ACF Industries has At Holy Cross Van Stappen and William T. vices to emnt stir, further spend-,. ... , , 32d, Templars Wandling. • ' j introduced a covered hopper car RUMSON — Four gold medals inp'£'i._ r- ,,„„,._„,, „. ' which can be unloaded pneumat- were presented at the graduation NOTK'K OK II.VAI. FASSAUK The Commerce Department al- Install Bryan last week of 57 eighth grade pu- OV IIUI)IN.*iNCK so is prom.s.nR to try o Ram > f / AN OltDINANOE ESTABLISHING ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - pils of Holy Cross School. CODK UECUI.ATINf! TUB INSTAL John Bryan, Red Bank, was in- Rev. Frederick Prenatt gave L-ATION. MAINTENANCE. IiKPAir. eigI InT marketl^T, whic^h 1J"last yeaZ.^^ors.r Other companies'are AMI CONTKOI. OF I'LU.MIIING came to .20 million do 11 a r - ^' P'" dc T a'nspo - stalled as president of the 32dthe address to the graduates. AND THE CONNECTION THEHEOt . cr jvAcm . h , and Templars Club of Monmouth The diplomas were awarded by WITH OI.TRIIIB SEWERS. CESS Many American builders com, (jon sevcra, > POOLS OH OTHER RECEPTACLES plain of foreign tan ft and some-. ^ ap airslj(le ' car County Saturday night in Dop-Rev. Joseph A. Sullivan. REGULATING THE PRACTICE OK PLUJIHINH AND THE ISSUANCE times forciw specificanons that; One makcr , covered h pelt's Hofbrauhaus. The gold medal winners were: OF LICENSES TO PRACTICE bar U.S. bidders, even when ^ He succeeds Herbert E. North, Louis C. Ambrette, religion, PLUMBING, A N D PROVIDING PENALT1KS FOR VI O L A T I O t> Chey contend) the items under £, f , £ d ^ rf Jr., West Long Branch. from Rev. Sullivan; Karen A. TIIEREOR Walter Zelin, past potentate of Ellis, general excellence, from TO ALI, CONCERNED. Talie nolle: U.S^ specifications would be a^nd eventually for high scrap val- that thfi above ordinance was pa-ssei pood or better. Crescent Temple, Trenton, also the Parent-Teacher Association; ;tt -A reculrir meeting o[ the Roard of Equipment Backlog installed: Lynn M. Restivo, second honor, Ipalth t>I the Borough 01 numson on The nailable steel floor is being ho 6th day or Juni\ 1900. Harry Weinstein, Red Bank, from the Holy Name Society, and Itl.TII CIEJKA. The backlog of equipment or- pushed. This can withstand high first vice president; Alfred C. James F. Gormally, school spirit, Sftcrelnry, Briard ol Health ders here is still high, although wheel loads when lift trucks are Borough of Rurn3on new orders are lagf-infi of lain Gnpel, second vice president; from the Blessed Virgin Sodality. June 21 $5.0 , , Abram Dixon, Fair Haven treas- Honorable Mention urer, and Robert Edmonstone, NOTICE 9^^ Honorable mention for scholas- The Fort Monmnuth Exchange Is ac Red Bank, secretary. plInK applications for R concession back equipment — and I , ,. ... , i • tic achievement went to Hilda D. to oprrntp coin operated washing ma a te rna e s r s Clarence Multop was the speak- chines i\.A ilryors at Fort Monmouth labor unions and federal aKen-° ' ( ' "? of wood «nd VanStappen and Kathleen M. sleel toelo (;d lne l Neu- Jersey and supported activities. cies relax their stands, more buy- P ^ er at the combined installation McManus. Inlerestrd applicants are requested to Ing of expensive automation and Industrial Cars Division of and ladies night affair. contact Mr. Flxli at tlip Exchange Ad Bethlehem Steel. Participants in the Diocesan mlnislratlve Ofllcc. HtlllillnK UOfi, For equipment. _. ,. Mr. Multop is a 33d degree Mfinmouth, N. J., telephone LIherty laki 8 D Religion examination cited were Modernization of freight equip-1 "B " Mason; past commander in chief II, idlHI, extension 2350,'i. lor information 1 r from Gcr mal Lynn Restivo, eighth grade; Mar- ri'latinE to applications, requirements ment now offered the roads has f"-B \ «'P ... _ J and Interviews for this concession. r du ce tne of the Scottish Rite Masons, Val-gare. Heffner, seventh grade; gained steady ground of Inte. ;P " r "' Greenville Mccl ley of Trenton, and a past poten- Mary Lou Carlbon, sixth grade, Applications will be accepted untl John W. s'callan. president oflcf Co' has a Khnabel car aim- :IIO P. M. on July 5. MfiO. ed ;lt tate of Crbscent Temple. and Coralee Goodnough, fifth Ttie Exchange reserves the right to the American Railway Car In-' . "-ansportrng massive elec- rade. reject all applications. You're setting records buying Red Bank Mayor George A. June 20-21-22 $3.12 tric generators and transformers, Gray was toastmaster. The graduates are; Jwith a load capacity of 250 tons. About 150 persons attended the the first compact car with fine-car styling .Its two parts are anchored to op- Louis C. Ambretle, John 0. dinner. Bibby, Marcia A. Bibby, Robert posite ends of the load, making Mr. North greeted the group How the 'oad an actual part of the J. Blumel, Ruth M. Bouk, Theo- and Mr. Byran gave an accept- | car. dort T. Bowers, Robert J. Buc- dry Perhaps the most noticeable ance speech for the new officers. :ek, Robert P. Busch, Dorothy •change is the trend toward long- D. Camp, Marie B. Canavan, you'll er freight cars. A few years ago Ronald G. Carmody, Elizabeth the standard flat car was 40 toSchlechtwcg On E. Carton, Marianne M. Cermak, be! 50 feet long. Today the 85 foot Richard E. Cook, Alexandra .1. car is on the way to becoming Cor ley. Leontine R. Corlcy, Kath- A sellout sensation from the first day, Comet Is attracting thousands who wanted commonplace. Apple Council leen F. Cranwcll, Margaret A. a nicer looking, better-rldlng compact car. Comet is priced with or below them all. TRENTON -William A. Dedick, Francis A. Deisler, Karen J. YANK0 All Siios Solo Priced Schlechtweg, Freehold apple A. Ellis, Timothy P. Foley, Ken- RED BANK SIZE BLACK* WHITE* grower, has been appointed a neth R. Gerardi, Brent J. Gif- We're setting records with our deals for the 6.OO-16 12.OS 16.BO MEDICAL member of the New Jersey Ap- ford, .lames F. Gormally. Susan 6.7O-15 12.OB 16.BO ple Industry Council by the state E. Heck, Joseph J. Hellmers, better low-price car 7.1O-15 14.95 1O.OB Board of Agriculture. Julian Hcmphill, Jr., Barbara BEACH "7.6O-15" ~ief.95~ 2O.95 MEMOS He will serve until June 30, J. Henslcr. 19G2, completing the unexpired " plus tax, recuppablc casing By H. L. Htrschentobn, MLB, Others Listed TOWELS term of Carroll W. Barclay, Jr., John A. Hilton, William E. Digitalis is one of the most Scobeyville, who recently resign- Hintelmann, George T. Hoff- 1*98 5.OO fimfon* valuable medicines used for theed. mann, Joan L. lannarone, Kath- T0 treatment of several kinds of Reappointod for* three-year leen A. Langler, Robert J. Leary, STORES heart trouble, A weak, fluttering terms, beginning July 1, were William J. LeBaron, Vincent A. Maple Avc. at White St., heart is helped by digitalis so John 11. Barclay, Cranbury, and Lynch, Maureen McCosker, Ann Big — 6 feet long — RED BANK that it beats stronger and more Morris April Bridgeton. M. McLaughlin, Kathleen M. Me- thirsty terry towels in '•w -"aw regularly. The person feels bet- Barclay is presently serving as Mantis, John S. Malecki, Laura Prices now begin $31-$66 below de luxe low-price V-8's*. But Mercury quality to SHadysldc 7-5700 ter because his circulation is im-council vice chairman. A. Mellaci, Ward A. Posey, Lynn gay patterns. higher than ever and our towering trade deals make your edgge even ggreaterl i000 Asbury Avenue proved. The Apple Industry Council is M. Restivo, Richard W. Richard- 'toted on MH sugg^dd [M pfkee Moaletevv 2-dOO2-dOOff t Asbury Park PR 5-8700 a unit of the state Department son, Kathleen M. Rovegno, John Shop Wed. & Fri. 'til 9 Where your dollar buys of Agriculture. F. Ruzicka, Ann Sandlass, Karen ENGLISH MOTORS MILES more. M. Satzinger, Alexander J. Shan- ON VISIT TO ITALY 34 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK — Mrs. Antonctta Sona, wife of Dominic Sona, 19 Oakland St., sailed Friday on the edical Mirror Italian liner Julius Caesar forj w..ir.i«.i.i.iini three months in Italy. She will! visit friends and relatives in' Tobacco Stains Rome and Naples. Cherry Seeds This ilniR is prepared in var- Aclkin, Thnt., wnal Th0 ,{C|,,,lcr OPEN: MON. - WED. • THURS. • FRI.10 A.M. - 9;30P. M. Inns forms and known by dif- CHIHIINH mia nnv« imen Keiiins tor TUES. . SAT. 10 A. M. • 6 P. M. (orenl names but the effect is 'h«lr «ilverli»tr» Inr over Ihrcn-qui the same. It is used so of a century.—Advrrllatmcnt. CALL LIBERTY 2-2150 commonly thnt persons taking it surKKioii roiiir or SKW IEUSKV sometimes become a 'ittlc care- ( HAM-KKV IIIVISIIIN less and forget that it not only MII.N.MI)Tl;il (.'(HIM'V Dciiki't .Nn. M-IH;il59 1955 ro 1957 Chev. does good but, like many power- Civil At'tlnn ful medicines, it is capable of NCITIfT. TO AIISKNT IIKFKMIANT producing undesirable side- Ol' OI1IIKII KIK I'l.'III.IUATIO.N KOIIKKTA J. WAUJACK, I'lnmiill. effects. •v«. .IA.MKS AMtKltT WALLACE, Dc- Kven when taking the same fiMulnnt. completely TCI. JAMK.a AI.IIHUT WAI.i.ACE: power glide s/b installed amount as previously it is pos- lly vlrlili. nf nil (IrdiT uf !lio Kll- jinriur Cuiirt l;ilntllf mul you nrc move Mich •ilii.ri'.. Although there [symplons could be due to some- tlin ili-fni'lnni. yuu arp liprrliy rt1- arc prcp;iration\ on the nuirkct 'inln-il In ;.rmvrr [lie rumitlnlnl nf the Ihini! else, they could he due tolOnlnllll (ui nr liffnrr Hi.! l'JIli iluy for wbilcninj* Icclh there is Mime 'if .Itilv IIHln, liy rtcivlnc nn IIMHWIT danger of d.iin.i^in^' (he toolii j the digitalis and should lie re- mi William c Llnvil. Kii|.. ir sic JicitJ to j:ive syttiploni1, of 'the personality of (he person. |Mny :u-.itin» .ni'i ' ' v.'S.ns Here's why Riverside is one of the poisoning hut it i\ not Jil.cly th.il MiTilal upsets from difitalii are! ' u> l.if(:c an .'imount could IK HUM.- likely in elderly prisons. [ STVI>: OF NKIV JI-:«SKV highest quality, lowest priced rernanu- eaten. 'fhey should take the mi'dicinci VIIIIJMA IMV MAKKIIAM, /tili it crs dn no! net riuinL rrffrct factured engines on the market. stcurd. drive s/b installed exactly as prescribeil by Hie doc- [n, HI""" the opinion <>f nil iiiu tm< I hr dt.i;-- y m nous ami treatment t»t dura if tt the tur and not experiment by tiik-.„„)•';,',', X,' i'7v,l' mZ\ iuZ'r "i"»mZ' Rivpfiidos arc rcmanufacturod by oipurt lochnlcioni 1955 to 1957 Chev. Junction f>f the par writ's i>?tH>iuit ing rnori*. M••imii * K.II.T.T. phiniiri'ii iiiiiniii'v.i' in /aeforioj dosignod anclusively for romanufaeiuring »'""•• "Jl'l^1" '» «» Hl"H'l Kl . phyucian. onginoi. Toloranco mainidinod to microlhouiandlht of r * ni''('i."ivi>'c ni.'r'iii.'i' "' ••••""i*i«i'>i rn«-»i m • run iirtinn, in an inch and only )ho fi.ieiV m>Uti»U are tiwd, Itl.l l.l VI .•> UI MIU.I. ttlilili I'l.li.llty I'uluii Tl\l«l l'i>lil|in|iv 1 1 11 RfK'HI-'S'IFR NY — Mrs " I' " " '' ""'I wininin H. iiimn ,i • camihaft |ournals SHREWSBURY I(IM III.MI.K, INT. — Mrs. „!„„,, p,.,,,!,,,,. | „„. . • new pittas rlngt n| lir(i (|r(r[ rl F|| completely rcground stand, drive s/b installed PHARMACY Nancy M Isidore Herchwood i"rinr ('"nrt m »<•« imfj, winun » • new plifoni aad pint Dr., Shrewsbury, waf, ainon): I,- S "',!,",• ii"yj'in!"!; ,in''in"V,',.,';'! • cranVihafr rcground • oil new rod boarlncji r T 1l l| • cylinder head resurfaced 1941 to 1956 Plymouth 6 CALL SH 1-4874 '.!Wl slmlrnls receiving ilegri'i'S "'"'.".,"),B|''J,,,")',["""„ """., '",' '' " '" i| • cylinder walli rcbored • new main bearings • new sr rebuilt oil pump Broad St. Shrewsbury ilie I Huh annual commencement jih'f I'um'iiiiiiin vmi IIM.II run vmir mi ! n[ die University ol Roclir.ster I**," ,""1' /.'i'.',"^' ,',',' i'i'i,'v"in.i'rr'iii'r"lr'!i'iiVi'' • new timing gear, chain • block surfaces rcqround •Inn'' 12. She was iiwnrdi'd a mns-li"1*1'' ii"ii»'- Anim. Tri'iiimi. .%>«• ,irr- ... . Ury, In itcinl il 'iriri' \UIM Hid mien .t| ti'is olarts degree in eduralion. j,ivii |,rfnnri' ntni pnni-iiun- ! Thin n'tlitn h;in ln-in Initlliitril fur. compierciy installed

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ElOWKSU^iWSaOlSS'.E E2S;iZtlK^KTSWW 'TZZZ7Z2& Red Mank Register Tuesday, June 21, 1960—9

BY Section Two RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1960 in v>vn rnpv CARRIER 7c Ffc,R OUFY 35, o PER WEEK Democrats Want

Referendum Defeat By The Associated Press

FAIR HAVEN - The Demo NEW YORK — A 52-year-old crats said last night they are Board Rejects New Jersey man plunged to his "unalterably opposed" to the pro- death yesterday at a Veterans posed borough hall and library School Rental Administration Hospital where building and urged residents to he had been a patient. The body vote it down in next Tuesday's HOLMDEL — The Board of of Edward Hingston, Jersey City, Education last night at a was found on a fourth floor set- referendum. MIDDLETOWN — The Board: would bear the Johnson name special meeting rejected an of- back of the hospital at 24th St. of Adjustment last night took un-!and be operated by John Morris Democratic mayoralty candidate and First Ave. Police said he Milton Kosene and his three run- fer by the Raritan Township der consideration a request for!and Son, Red Bank, operators Board of Education to rent the either jumped or fell from his a variance to erect a 50-unit,of the restaurant. ning mates in November's elec 16th story room. lion began a drive to work for four-room Centerville Elemen- $350,000 motel'on Rt. 35 at the: The ultra-modern-design proj- the referendum's defeat. tary School for the 1960-1961 rear of the Howard Johnson res- ect would occupy a six-acre tract Voters will be asked to approve school year. CAMDEN — David Cates, 14, taurant. ; with a frontage of 350 feet on construction of the $90,000 pro According to George S. Kin- was drowned yesterday while The motel—two buildings, the highway and a depth of 800 ject, which has been a subject kade, board secretary, the swimming in about six feet of feet. of controversy here for over a Raritan board offered $2,000 water in the Delaware River A variance is needed because year. per year plus expenses to rent off 25th St. Police said Cates zoning in that area requires a Favor Project the much needed class space. arid other youths were diving Czarnecki minimum of 10 acres and 500 The all-Republican Mayor and The board did not feel the off floating piers at the Far- foot frontage for commercial de- Council want the building to go amount offered was adequate, ragut Yacht Club. The Cam- Named To velopment. up at River and Fair Haven Rds Mr. Kinkade said. den rescue squad recovered his According to Francis W. Law- The Democrats are mailing out body. CHURCH ALTAR — This is the altar portion of the new St. Leo the Great Catholic ley, a local attorney, a 100-foot The local board has decided • buffer slrip would separate the an open letter to residents in to close the Centerville School Church, Lincrofr, which was blessed and dedicated Sunday by Bishop George W. Ahr Police Force which they charge the cost of M ATA WAN TOWNSHIP motel from the Twin Brook de- for one year as it will have TRENTON — Two new mem-of Trenton diocese. The new church will seat 850 persons. A cafeteria-social hall to the roar of the the building "will far exceed more than enough classroom Resignations and appointments velopment, $100,000 although the governing bers of the Community Mental is located in the basement of the building. The church and school were designed by dominated the scene last night project. space when the addition to Health Advisory Council were an- body denies this." the new elementary school is Thomas H. Moran, Princeton architect. n the speediest committee meet- Land Limited nounced today by the state Insti ing this township has conducted It is Mr. Kosene who is main' completed In September. tutions Board. Mayor Peter Mac- He noted that the firm could Iy responsible for Tuesday's ref- ,n years. learie, Belmar, will replace May | not buy additional land tn meet erendum. The governing body zipped or George K. Francis, Jr., Lin- Today In either the 10-acre or tin; 500-foot Cabaret Night Scheduled hrough its business in 55 minfrontag- e requirement. He got up petitions to make wood, and Mrs. Arthur F. Acker- inoperative a $23,000 ordinance Marlboro Washington utes, more, than an hour under man, Summit, will succeed Ber- No objections were voiced to which would supplement finan Is usual average. the proposal though several near- nard Goldstein, Paterson. Five By the Associated Press cing for the building. At Nativity Catholic Church The most important appoint- by residents expressed concern members were reappointed — The open letter is signed also May Join In SENATE ment made last night was that over possible traffic congestion. James L. McKenna, Newark; by Richard A. Newell and Frank of Francis V. Czarnecki. 95 Westi The board wil, ron()er a de. Frank C. Dalrymple, Fleming- Tackles appropriations mea- FAIR HAVEN - A "Cabaret LoPresti, council candidates, and rospect Ave., as a patrolman.|cjsion at its meetjnB next month. Lake Project ton; Benjamin Haddock, Plain- sures, may act on Japanese Night" for the benefit of "Opera- Something IS'mv Slated Te appointment, which lakes A. Fred Maffeo, for assessor can treaty. tion Blacktop" will be held Sat- A'iso held for study was a var- didate. field; Dr,. Paul Eiserer, Tenafly, For Trash Removal effect July 1, gives the township iance request by a John Morris FREEHOLD — Marlboro Town- and Dr. Ira Ross, South Orange. Labor Committee meets on urday, July 2, at 8 p.m. by the an eight-man The letter says the cost of the regular police|of Rt. 35, Middletown. seeking ship and this borough may oper- All seven will serve one-year minimum wage bill. Holy Name Society of Nativity RED BANK — Still got that entire project could hit $118,000. force. to have an Atlantic Refining Co. ate Lake Topanemus jointly if terms. Internal security subcommittee Catholic Church. old Christmas tree hanging Surplus Cited Mr. Czarnecki, 34, is a 10-year service station erected on an ir- plans can be worked out between hears Dr. Linus Pauling. The first annual "Wave ol Har- around? Or how about an old local resident. "We do not believe that we the two municipalities. regular shaped plot he owns at Appropriations subcommittee mony" will be a feature of tho sofa that you can't get rid of? He will receive a salary of Rt. 35 and Crcstview Dr. can afford such an expenditure," Councilman Thomas Crowley TRENTON — The Republican hears Secretary Herter on State event, which will be held in the the candidates say. State Committee has prepared To the rescue comes the bor- $4,200 per year. The plot has 214-foot frontage reported at last night's counci' Department financing, church hall. The Asbury Park ough's sanitation department. 2 Resign The Democrats also charge for the November election cam Chapter of the Society for the and various depths—the maxi- meeting that Township Mayor HOUSE Until now, the sanitation trucks The committee accepted the mum being 272 feet. "if the proposed ordinance is ap-Charles T. McCue had notified paign by adding a public rela- Preservation and Encouragement would not take large items on resignations of two sewerage More than 40 residents of Man- proved, our Mayor and Council him that the township might be tions man, a research specialist Considers miscellaneous legis-|of Barber Shop Quartet Singing regular collection days. authority members and immedi- son Manor, a development to the will use up our entire $80,000 interested in joining the bor- and a director of field activities lation. in America, Inc., will provide the But, starting Wednesday, ately named their replacements. rear of the proposed station, surplus and borrow an additional ough in the operation of the re-to its permanent staff. The com- Armed services subcommittee usic. July 6, at 8 a. m., a "general The now members are Carmen voiced objections. $10,000." creational facilities at the lake. mittee said yesterday that Rich- continues investigation of Army's Among the featured groups in collection day" will be observ- ;uzzo, 5 Edgeview Rd., and Har- They cited property value de- The candidates also say the ard F. Smith, 28, North Plain- tank buying. the hour-long program will be Mayor McCue requested the ed and items loo large for the ry J. deist, 8 Matawan Rd. preciation, added traffic conges- borough does not need a new field, a former reporter for the the York-Aires, district champi- council to give him a proposal regular pick up truck will be Mr. Guzzo's term expires in tion to an already dangerous in- municipal building but does need Plainfield Courier-News, was ap- ons from York, Pa.; the Mon- which he can submit to the Town- carted away. February, li)B4, Mr. Geist's initcrspction. and danger to chil- a library. pointed press representative. mouthaires, the Seasiders and ship Committee for its consider- Report Kishi "GCD" will be every first February, I9GI. dren at the school bus stop as In regard to the library, the Daniel F. Johnson, 29, New the Saltaires, all of Asbury Park, ation. Wednesday in the month, un- Leaving the authority a r e objections to the proposal. Democrats state they "intend do- The lake, which now is restrict- Brunswick, a former Republican and the Penn Squares, Reading, Thomas W. Brown, who is mov- ing everything possible to obtain municipal chairman of that city, Pa. less that day happens to be a ed to residents of the borough, Will Resign holiday, and then it will be the ing out of the township, and Meet Demands additional space, but we want was named director of field ac- Charles Sheridan, Asbury Park, is located in Freehold Township following Wednesday. Stephen J. Kalieta. Mr. Kalicta Frederic Baar, Red Bank at- the greatest possible return for but owned by the borough. Free-tivities. The committee's re- will be the master of ceremonies. every dollar which is spent." was asked to resign because of'tnrney, representing Mr. Morris, hold Township and the borough search work will be handled by Post Soon Vito Marascio's orchestra will "non-attendance at meetings." |tokl tile board the firm would Also opposing the borough hall have been unable to reach a mu- Joseph Gonzalez, 23, Plainfield provide music for dancing. He cited "pressure of busi- try to meet any reasonable re- and library are the three inde tual agreement for the operation TOKYO (AP) - Prime Minis- Francis H. Kniffin is general Teaching ter Nobusuke Kishi was reported ness" as the reason in his letter quest raised by nearby residents. pendent candidates for office in of the pond. >•-•••., program chairman. Members of of resignation. Jle said the ^company would do November. Earlier in the meeting, Anthony TRENTON — Federal Judge to have said today he wHl an-the ticket committee are Bernard nounce his intention to resign as Staff Filled The committee approved the nothing to create a dangerous Mironchik, who owns a portion William F. Smith yesterday fin- Nelson, Michael Guadagno, Eu situation for either the residents soon as the U.S.-Japan security appointment of Daniel J. Stan- of the shore line of the lake, haded two men $300 each for trying gene Carroll, Frank Perry, Chris- kiewicz as the township's youth or Ihe children at the bus slop. to bribe a Lakehurst Naval Air treaty comes into force. requested use of the lake facili topher Kelly, Walter O'Neil, Luke recreation director for the sum-1 Crestview Dr. is the only road Turn Down Station cmnloyee. The too, Local newspapers in banner By Board ties for occupants of summer Pryor, Francis Cummings, Wil- mer months. He will be paid leading in and out of the de- bungalows owned by him. Coun- Charles F. Trench, 42, Berlin, headlines said Kishi made his de-•iam McNiskin, Raymond McCue, FREEHOLD - With the hir-:$7no fo'rThTsumnVr'.' vciopment and residents ox- N. J., and Albert S. Heffler, 45, claration to Secretary General Offer By cil refused his request on the Melvin P. Stout, Roy Nelson, Ed- ing of one teacher, the borough Play Program pressed fears over added high- grounds that he was a Freehold Narbeth, Pa., were accused of Shojiro Kawashima of his Liber- ward Hoffman, Julian Tuzick, udU.C.al!?.n_Ja.S!.,"iih!i .Mavor "Pcter'T" Waters said] wav'conspMion "at" that" point'.' Township resident and the lake trying to Ret advance informa- al-Democratic party, who called|Mrs? JeaT Ree'd, MrsT'AlfredT.completed its teaching staff for A t 1 P r C 1 0 l CUSS the that some 200 youngsters had! petition with 45 signatures Sagotsky was restricted to borough resi- tion on bidding for surplus air- ?".. l :!_ - , '!! !.L!. .... ? |Lankenau, Mrs. Joseph Pryor, the coming year. selection of a successor. turned out for the opening day j °f residents was presented to ths FREEHOLD - By a 4-2 vote, dents, and that the township plane parts. Sr., Mrs. L. J. Toole, Mrs. Knif- Mrs. Minam Goldstein Lake- , Aboard asking denial of the vari- One paper predicted the 64- of the n creation prn Borough Council last night turn would not co-operate in operat- fin, Mrs. John Cronin, Mrs. Vin- wood, was htred as an elemen-| d , , encouraged ^./ance. ing the lake. They suggested he year-old premier, who has held ter ay Ic ed down the offer of former Coun cent Walsh and Mrs. Charles tary teacher at a salary of $4,400, ho had some extra time to' The two-bay station would cost take his problem to the Freehold TRENTON—The state Air Pol-office for three and a half years, I Mueller ' W oilman Harry Sagotsky for pur- lution Control Commission wil 1 a-^°aru J JJ lllcln supervise (he various ac-1 an estimated $100,000. chase of his former residence on Township Committee. will make an announcement wait at least a month before it _ The board awarded a contract i i[ , . Mechanic St. In other business, council adopt- sometime this week. : t v ies WhjIc (he jcct m( c[s fr0|U decides whether to adopt a House Tight ed a resolution permitting the an Japan's ratification of the in the amount o $1,800 to Harold; -u wp can k „ ,ln(1 ,„,.,, arca rc(]lliremcn,Si Mr. Sagotsky had offered at sweeping new regulation. The Andrcscn of Plamfield to replace,tum of this program wo win!the plot lacks the zoning re- the last council meeting to sell nual fireworks display at the treaty automatically became fi- On Expense Accounts commission yesterday held a the wooden floors in four class-jjkcckccp ouour kidkids ofo f ,hc acquirement that a station be more for $16,500 the eight-room home Freehold Raceway July 4. nal at midnight Sunday, and the WASHINGTON (AP) - A new | ! two-hour public hearing on a pact will come into force after rooms in Hudson Street School. | 0Ut ()f ,rollb|(b , c h m ( { & at the rear of the Market Yard James Mancuso, Long Branch Senate proposal to publicize the' Contracts were awarded to low crtv ncs proposed rule to ban "substancef U.S. Senate approva' — expected In other business, the committee '' : parking lot. architect, was hired to prepare overseas expense accounts of j saj(f Also hcl11 fnr (lldv wcrc in quantities which shall result sometime this week — and ex- j bidders for art and janitors' sup- 'directed Ihe clerk 'to iul'vi'.s'('''l'he! thanm (c(,t {rom s a& { He had suggested tiiat it could plans for a new building for the globe trotting Congress members plies for a total of $4,489.28$448928 . M ( uosts W change of the ratification docu- IMonmouth County Board of Tax-! l by Kenneth Wilson, to be used for magistrate's court, water and sewer department on in air pollution." Chairman Wil- goes to a not very bright future Bids will be received at the ments by the U.S. and Japanese , ,. , , , , , ration that bids arc being obtained build a 50x2!i-foot, two-story show- the police department or be torn Manalapan Ave. liam V. Bradley, Tenafly, said today in the House. T he will accept written statements governments. ?-Ly-?H.Ct^-,!?.r C°a'' fUCl O''!for revaluation and reassessment,' room for his plumbing business down to expand the parking lot. C Diu n c i I authorized spending The House rejected a similar and milk supplies. 011 an( on the proposal for the next 30 in the township. The committee' •*'• •>•'> ' Harvard St. and The two councilmen supporting $34,000 for storm drains, and ro of Raymond Saker was hired at days. Then the group will decide exchangpvr-lnnnee tn^kpnhrp^niiitto take place abouti P had received a letter from the! request by Walter Belcher to the measure were Michael Mer- dedicated a playground on Le- th(j new effort contend that re-1 a rate of S2.75 an hour to carry ,i ' f requestingTn'rn'e.'r'ess whether to enact the broad 3 OTa ri room of a split-level ola and Leonard Conway. The noir Ave. cent disclosure of night club bills out incidental repairs in thelnnrportt . " [bouse on Half-Mile Rd. for a two councilmen were the only Thomas Potter was appointed measure. The committee got pe- JL to the taxpayers by traveling]school buildings. titions and complaints from doz- its drive against the treaty, with Mayor Waters said that bids! beauty parlor, ones who supported Mr. Sa building maintenance worker. House members might bring a bad already been received frnmj gotsky's efforts to be appointed ens of residents in Sayreville, the objective now postponement different outcome. Andover and Jefferson Township, of the ratification exchange un- three firms and Hint a fourth j borough attorney in January. The amendment was hooked on- GOP Chairman was expected shortly. aliening that nearby plants were til after a general election. So to thj $129,719,510 annual legis-ijc P „ EAL Pilots •milting noxious odors and harm- far Kishi has shown no indica- Sewer Linos lative appropriation bill by a 56- The committee received n re- ful substances. tion of giving in. 23 vote. It would require public! Firm Buys '", "1' . .. 23 vote. It would require public! ASBURY PARK — The city!qUcsl rfroromm a resident to invesiiiv - Members off Zengakuren, ththee [Hsdo^,-^ through publication of,Republican chairman yesterday;tje,ute the possibility of Iving Of Funds Go Back extreme-left in MAYS LANDING (AP) — Mrs. federation of college (|)e detailed expense accounlsjwas named amusement games;WJH, proposed new sewer lines in Site in Wall Thelma Ellis, who pleaded no students, demonstrated once once each year in the Con^res-I inspector at a $35 a week snlary. j Middlesex Countv. again outside the parliament Rcappointed FREEHOLD - Reid Dickerson, To Work defense to a charge of killing sional Record. I Edward R. EnRlish was named | Mayor Waters aid thai he had bu din s Industrial representative of the her husband wHh°'a bullet" fired! i! , The over-all bill carries funds to the newly created part-time;cliL*ckod with tho Miclcllc-sf„,.„„„X Cotm-- MATAWAN - The Hoard of MIAMI. Fla., (AP) Eastern „„„,, ,, The leftwinp, labor union feder- Monmouth County Planning throuqh lllthce uudoou r of heB1 r llulllthome. to payy thth e salarisalariees of CCongresr s post to supervisuvi e amusemen't tv'"c;ewer Aiithoritv "m'(l'w"-\s t'olil I--tli'catimi last night reappoiiH'jil Air Lines pilots were returning j been sentenced to 10 to 15|a!lon SJ?!;v.° has ,callcd a stnkc members and their stalls, and games while they are in opera- (j', Loscoe custodian of Board, announced yesterday that j !ias of six million workers tomorrow, at would be informed nf ressu ffinanci e many otheth r congression-i , tioi n in thth e cityi . ' schonl funds. He will receive a gear manufacturing firm has ^J* I P re|years at the Women's Reforma- wit" "h 200,000 unionist'" s" 'called out 'du, r[.su||s nf county's sur- from their union and the courts tory, Clinton. Atlantic County al operations in the fiscal year Mr. English is a wholesale milk 1 a $ (l raisc purchased an 18-acre site in Wall to demonstrate at the Parliament vov as soon as it is completed. * '"""' ' ° - to end a crippling, 10-day-old Prosecutor Augustine A. Repet- starting July 1. I route salesman. 1 1!llls l)n Township. demanding Kishi's immediate re- The committee approved the re- painting portions nf wildcat strike. to said yesterday that because of (hl: h h sch ()1 The Sier-Bath Gear and Pump signation and cancellation of the newal of Ifi liquor licenses '^ " "itermr and on A National Airlines strike set extenuating circumstances lead- s npw Co. of North Bergen has pur- security treaty. The next township mneting will i» '""i»K » li«htinS system for tonight was averted when the in thl resent chased a site on 18th Ave. be- ing to the homicide, his office Theater TV Attracts be Tuesday, July .1 at « p m. " l' cafeteria will be tween Rt. 34 and Atlantic Ave. union agreed to resume contract would not ask for the maximum The Board'of Health will meet '^cc-pted at the board's ad- negotiations with management at Mr. Dickerson said the firm sentence of life imprisonment. 7: .10. journed meeting July 5. with a federal mediator sitting plans to build a one-story, 45,000- School Bill Overflow Fight Crowd The cafeteria will not be in square-foot plant that eventually in. NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - operation next year, allowing A wave of sick reports by pi-Some 340 girls from high schools will employ 100 people. ASBURY PARK — An over-. The $140 "catcb-as-catch-can" space for a mechanical drawing lots continued to hamper opera- throughout New Jersey are meet- Board Seeks Appointments to the education- Compromise flow audience jammed St. James seats were sold out. Standees room. tions of Pan American Wor'id ing at Douglass College today at al advisory committee of Coun- !Theater to the rooftop last niRht.jwcre lined six-deep in the orches- The resignation of Mrs. Doro- Airways. the Mth annual Citizenship In- WASHINGTON (AP) — The ty Superintendent of Schools Earl jlt watched Floyd Patterson tear: tra, spilling down the side aisles. Fluoridated lliy M. llnlliday was accepted B. Garrison, Assemblyman Clif- Eastern said 35 of its Miami stitute of the State Federation House Rules Committee took a with regret. Mrs. Ksther Blau's pilots telephoned for flight or- of Women's Clubs. Mrs. Harleylbig step today in tho direction Swedish Champion Ingcrnan Jo-1 Ample proof was given that clos- ton T. Barkalow and Armour hanssnn apart. The screams of, ed circuit television can and does request to be transferred from Hulsart, were announced. ders last night. The line said the Dangremond of Teaneck, presi-jof Retting tn President Kisenho- Water Supply elementary school supervisor break "sounds very encouraging" wer a scboo', construction bill he partiality were terrific. Hundreds pay cff. Appointed to the transportation dent of the federation, greeted RED HANK — TheHoard of back tn classroom work was scheduled six night flights and micht sip,n. of voices sent up the clamor. It was a crowd of spenders advisory committee was Mal- the girls yesterday at the open- )ilst ni(,)u >iHlc(I colm Harris. expressed hope that many more ing session. The institute will It agreed to hear a House Ed- ho went lo the fight. It bad! Director Charles Pike reported flights would clear Miami today. last five days. ucation Committee request that to bo. EveKven the parkinparking lotlots wur«werej tt«rVupnly " ALLOCATIONS ANNOUNCED Eastern's flights out of Miami conferees renresnnting the Sen-Special JYlwling that the land use report of the aware of the opportunity. It cost , A|| l|](, aj|mm inilies .served by I TRKNTON (AP) ) - Children's board would be complete in a dwindled from a normal 55 daily ate and the House be allowed lo $ .50 up to sideline automobiles M(lnmmilh C()n, Woman (wive up to sideline automobiles - M(lnmmilh Ccinsolidatnl Water! Psychiatric Center, Red Hank. few weeks. to none when pilots struck at try to work out a compromise For Easements Ihhee cam looked like sstandees nndees, L . h||Vi, > fiunridalionflunrjd . and « re'.; has been allocated $27,080 and midnight June 10 in protest to measure. luo;, jammin1in n g aillad llots withilth n( Ieasysyl ! 3 Bad Chocks in Si ore '"'••,, „ ... , | FATONTOWN-TheSi!wf-nt-r ^^ ";' « " f%7 '" i ' c(;nl report sr.i.1 .•.ignificanl re-j: """:k Clinic. Monmouth Medical federal flight check inspectors' Withouimit Rue, Committee Her-! , . walking cl stance of the thealcr j - ', ,, , , ,,,,„, jo-ntcr. $37,!ll-l. in the distribution Mayor's Truck sitting in third-pilot scats. Two me(;l 1(ljmlrll0[] t|uct on rf RED BANK - Mrs. Barbara ance, conflicting bills nassec by . . ., "fibl out to the curb. ! , ,,- ,,l ^MiKlrori during n of funds by the state Division of to seven flights took off from :scssir)n MnntI iy at s p m u> con () )S Vf in I.iberlone. 25, of 7.0-A Wha'finnnd; the two n C sitler final Hits Youngster Miami in the past three days. Rd., Oiikhurst, was ordered held I reconcile'°J"'"d ""rZbefor e Congresr"",?r,"s" adJ?|- i ••"Ijustinenls of case-, Reception of the telecast itself [studstudy of the effects of fkmrida- M<-»ta! Health for IQG0-G1. BELMAR — A truck driven by| The Air Line Pilots Associa- for the grand jury yesterdav onjjonrns. ments. appeared dark, fuzzy and poor,! (ion. All told, it was announced The authority decided lust night|witnesses said. Much better pic-: -\\ (jnard, in ,i letter to tlk. here, $1,057,838 was allocated to Mayor Peter Maclearie, 54, of j lion, which said it had not sane- two charges of issuing worthless The committee's decision np- w to change its monthly meeting,' Hires were brought in a yrarjuormijjh Council, urged' adoption jinstitutitms in the state. The al- 116 19th Ave., hit a six-year-old toned Ihe walkoff, ordered pi- checks. jnnrently mennt that leaders of night lo second Tuesdayiago. boy on 16th Ave. yesterday. lots back to Eastern cockpits MaRistralo. John V. Crowell set1 both political parlies have dctur- jnf this "modern method nf pre-locations, starting July 1, rep- istarting next month. The injured boy is Paul Ochse, yesterday saying "anarchy is notbail nt $100 on each charge. 'mined that Congress should not| Hut there was enough to see!venlive denial hygiene." resent a statewide cut of almost 316 Sixteenth Ave. the answer" to the pilots' trou- to knnw whnt was happening atj Tin1 request '•'••as turned over to $-!OU,0l)l> from the requests of $!.- Mrs. Llbortnnc nllegodiy issued!adjourn without pnssing some; 1 Po'ilce reported Mayor Maclear- bles. A U.S. Appeals judge injehecks for $21 in Kridel's. 2 j kind of n school bill. TIIIKI' LIKKS CIIUHCI1I-S ! Hie Poln Crounds in eacli telling|Coiiiicilnien John Wiirren, Jr., •t:il,!Hiil. The division said about ie said (he youngster stepped in- Ncw Orleans turned the ALPA Broad St., Rod Bank, on April 14 Informal rigri'emi'ngmn t areada'readyy i LINCOLN,, III. (AP(P)) -• Tin: of the bout. Tin; yells and Harryy Malcliow for study $Si8,000 of the money will come to the path of the truck from be- down on a request that n Miami and April lli. lins been rciichcfh l on major'enshboj 'hb x stolel n frof m (lil e Lincoliln "r ">'• fans attested In thath . :innl a report at a future dale. 'from the state, $'17.00(1 from Ibo hind an ice cream truck In front bnck-to-work injunction be stay- The clucks, drawn on the Mori-J terms of a possible compromise,!liilil! e Institute was found or) Hie Roars for lugo to linish Floyd. '' " iti s lettel r thh e MoanMl o cdcral government, and the rest of the boy's house. ed. mnutllli CountC y NationaNill Hk!Hank,isponsors of Ihh e House bill have-steps of the l-irst Christian in his Imsy anil partly suaessinl Health said Humiliation "mater- from local gownum-nts. Paul was admitted to Fitkin The first flights, none purr, jet, were returned marked "account j reported, flu! until the Rules 'Church. round drifted inln an anvil chnni1; ially reduces ihe ruimbei of tooth j _ "—;— Hospital, Neptune, for observa- left for Boston, New York, Wash- closed" according lo complaints:Committee acts, no formal cnni-j It still cnnNiinoil a iiimilxT of in favor nf the (minus Aini'iican •s in inn ynimgMiTs! tion of head injuries and a possi- ington, Newark, Cleveland, De-jsigiuid by William If. Abbott of j promise can be drafted and rc-jcliee! but the cash -$17.1—was. from then on until the chapter .which wi result in a lifelong' ble broken leg. troit, Indianapolis and Chicago. |Kridel's. Iferrcd to the two houses. I was closed in the filth. jlienefit." 10—Tuesday, June 2L 1960TEUYISION ..VNTAPTV

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(13) Summer Show (9) News and Weather shows is presented in Conven- 12:45— (2) Guiding Light 6:40- (4) Weather 6 1:45— (4) News; Sermonette tion Hall here Saturday, July 2. 1:00- (2) News 6:45- (4) News 2:40- (2) News These programs are being pre- (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) News 2:45- (2) Give Us This Day sented by Lindan Productions (5) Cartoons 7:00— (2) World News JULIETTE GRECO and BRADFORD DILLMAN play un- and Promotions, Inc., and di- (7) About Faces (4) Phil Silvers WEDNESDAY MORNING usual lovers in new, off-beat film, "CRACK IN THE rected by Daniel Leeds and Max 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen (5) Jim Bowie 6:15— (2) Previews Wolf. 1:25— (4) News (7) Behind Closed Doors 6:20— (2) Give Us This Day MIRROR," 20th Century-Fox reloase. Start* tomorrow Miss Valli is a popular re- (5) News (9) Terrytoons 6:25- (2) News at Carlton, Red Bank. cording artist, as is Mr. Rom-in. (9) News and Weather (11) News 6:30— (2) Summer Semester Mr. Shawn is a (op comedian 1:30— (2) As The World Turns 7:05— (2) Local News 6:55— (4) Sermonette who starred in the recent film vations for the trip have been (4) Dial 4 7:10— (2) Weather 7:00— (2) News •"riendly Circle To Wake Me When it is Over." filled. After spending a day in (5) Movie (11) News There will be a number of ohter (4) Today Visit New Hope that town, the group will have . (7) Ray Milland 7:15— (2) News acts. All will be followed by 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer RUMSON — Members of thedinner before returning home. (9) Film Drama 7:25-(ll) Weather dancing. 7:30— (7) Early Bird Cartoons riendly Circle of the Presby- Mrs. Percy H. Radford and 7:30— (2) Grand Jury These shows will be presented 2:00—(2) For Better or Worse 7:50— (5) Call To Prayer :erian Church and their guests Mrs. Will H. Ward are chair- GO WEST, YOUNG LADY— NBC-TV starlet Marilyn (4) Laramie Saturday nights for eight weeks (4) Queen For A Day 8:00- (2) News vill make a bus trip to Newmen. The bus will leave the (5) Scotland Yard 1 Chase is shown with some of the NBC News equipment and each will be different. (7) Day In Court (5) Ding Dong School Hope, Pa., tomorrow. A'il reser- church Wednesday at 9 a. m. (7) Sugarfoot heading for the Democratic Convention in Los Angeles. (9) Film Drama (7) Little Rascals 2:30— (2) House Party (9) Movie (13) Richard Willis She carries a portable TV camera and transmitter which (4) Loretta Young (11) Movie 8:10- (2) News WALTER READE will be used by NBC newsmen on the floor of the con- New Hours (7) Gale Storm (13) Highway Patrol 8:15 - (2) Captain Kangaroo 8:00— (2) President's Trip mmmmmmmmm vention hall. At her feet are a TV set and a radio micro- (9) Film Drama 8:30— (5) Sandy Becker For Library 2:55— (5) News (5) Sherlock Holmes (7) Time For Fun phone and transmitter—al portable. At right is a full- 3:Q0— (2) Millionaire (13) Movie (13) Physical Culture size TV camera, which wil also be used at the conven- RED BANK — Red Bank's (4) Young Dr. Malone 8:30- (2) Dobie Gillis 9:00— (2) People's Choice public library went on its sum- (3) TV Reader'ss Digest (4) President's Trip (4) Hi Mom lions. mer schedule yesterday. (7) Beat The Clock (5) City Assignment (7) Beulah I-'rom now until Sept. 12, the li- (9) Strange Stories (7) Wyatt Earp (13) Day Watch brary will be open Mondays, (13) Day Watch (11) Legend Is Born 9:25— (5) News Hal Humphrey: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fri- 8:45—(11) Home Run Derby 9:30— (2) My Little Margie days from 10 a. m. to 5:30 p, m.; 3:30— (2) Verdict Is Yours 9:00— (2) Tightrope! (5) Topper Wednesdays, 10 a. m. to 9 p. m., (4) From These Roots (5) Wrestling (7) Of Life and Love and will be closed all day Satur- (5) Doorway To Destiny Shows to Watch (7) Rifleman 10:00- (2) RedRowe days. The library will also be (7) Who Do You Trust? (9) Movie (4) Dough Re Mi TONIGHT as Gregory helped an otherwise closed July 4. (9) Movie 9:15—(11) Baseball (5) Movie routine series. In response to requests and in- (H) Movie 10:00-(Ch. 7)—Alcoa Presents 9:30- (2) RedSkelton (7) Memory Lane terests, the library has the book 4:00— (2) Brighter Day —(Choice Viewing) —A married (4) Arthur Murray 10:30- (2) On The Go 8:30-(Ch. 2)-Dobie Gillis— "Urban Renewal" by Reuel Ilem- (4) Thin Man couple revisits an art institute (7) Colt .45 (4) Play Your Hunch iTired of being dropped by girls, dahl. The author, with charts, (5) Douglas Fairbanks where the bride had been 10:00— (2) Garry Moore 11:00— (2) I Love Lucy DAILY 2-7-9:00 P. M. — SAT. & SUN. Cont. from 2 P. M. Dobie proposes marriage to unindexe- s and a working knowledge (7) American student. There they see com- (4) MSquad (4) Price Is Right p l Zclda Gilr0G AftcAftcr of community problems, analyzes Bandstand pleted a painting that seven P >>'-- (7) Alcoa Presents (7) I Married Joan LAST TIMES TODAY- ( bi y, from inception to completion, the 4:15— (2) Secret Storm years before was only r^ ' .. (chasing Dobie in vain for a year, (13) Playback 11:25- (5) News "MICHAEL STROGOFF" • "Warrior and Slave Girl" | nar jZclda is stunned but agreeable problems of urban renewal. Prac- 4:30- (2) Edge of Night ished by an artist killod i n ac jZclda is stunned but abl 10:05—(13) Dance Party Ifitical comparisons are charted to (4) Yancy Derringer 11:30— (2) December Bride 10:30— (4) Johnny Midnight serve as a comprehensive (5) Mr. District (4) Concentration STARTS TOMORROW (7) Rescue 8 • • • • • • c Dwa to urban renewal planners. Attorney (5) Romper Room set out to investigate, Series isl ( yne Hickman) (9) Movie Critics consider this book im- 5:00— (2) LifeofRiley (7) Renny already filming next ' jtinf; married, the series would 11:00- (2) News end, rifiht? Might not be a badportant reading to all public of- (4) Movie shows. idea at that. ficials who do not have technical (5) Dateline Europe (4) News YOU training. (9) Wild Bill Ilickok (5) News HAVE . (7) News MOVIE TIMETABLE 7:30—(Ch. 4)—[.aramle—James 9:00-(Ch. 2)—Tightrope— Mike (11) Bozo The Clown Gregory portrayed Father Klliot, Connors joins a gambling ring DONNA HILL FETED 5:25—(11) Chimp Theater (13) Mike Wallace RED BANK NEVER 11:05— (5) Movie a crusading priest who believedjas top gun in the big casino in EATONTOWN - Mr. and Mrs.5:30— (2) Movie Carlton—Michael Strogoff 3:30; 11:10- (2) Weather SEEN ho could end Sitting Hull's In-jhis undercover attempt to solve!Raymond Hill, Wyckoff Rd., were (5) Big Beat 9:10. Warrior and the Slave (4) Weather dian altacks through love ralherjthe murder of several membersjhosts at a party Thursday fol- (7) Rocky and His Girl 2:00; 7:00. THE than force. Film was originallyjof a rival syndicate. A rerun.lowinlowing ththee graduation of their Friends (7) Weather seen last December. An occas- A poor second to crimers like daughter Donna from Memorial (9) Movie 11:15— (2) Movie EATONTOWN THINGS lonal guest stint by actors suchl"Peter Gunn." School. Guests wcro Donna's (11) Three Stooges (4) JackPaar Drive-In—Five Branded Worn YOU great grandmother, Mrs. George en 8:55; 12:35. Prisoner of the Murray of Englishtown; her Volga 11:10. WILL grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. HAZLET SEE l.ouis D. Hill of Venice, rh WABC 770 WNIiW 11.10 Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Murray,, Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon 9:00. IN... WCBS 880 WOR 710 Knglishtown; Mr. and Mrs. I Crack in the Mirror 9;05; 12:- WHIG 1410 WPAT 930 Richard Hill and children of I 45. The Bravados 11:00. WNBC 6G0 WQXR 1560 (.Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs. ' ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS

AFTERNOON WNBC Miiiuanlli-atty Paul Glasgow, Oakhurst, and | Atlantic—Who Was That Lady ; Mondny Through Frlrlny Mrs. Ida l ary, Mrs. Florence 7:00; 9:15. ORSON WELLES -JULIETTE GRECO • BRADFORD DILLMAN 11:00—WABC NMI; liick Shumrd BUnul liri.l^r |Knight, and Howard Ford, this WCBS Hewn 7I4S—WCBS Jiob/ui.l If/,. HIGHLANDS WHTO Mniiiiiiiiilh-'lonn WNBC Wnyim Il.iwi-H Klmw iplacc. NfUH .Surmnui y WOR Inill.in Iri-.ljii ki Marine—Fugitive Kind 7:00; 9- EXTRA! ADDED FEATURETTE! WNBC N«>; Jvl llcihliy 7:53—WABC 1.,-WR; W0H Ni-wr-. .Inhii Sr-mt j-iril KlilibillH .SilOW 10. " Cinemascope and 12115—WOR Tim 1- lUm-nil.l. (100—WCBS Uinlil ToniKlH Back-to-School Hit Technicolor WCBS I.iir.ny !(.,,,,, WHTO ll..u.il.i.n,, Mumc COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE 12120—WHTO ( ,unity AIJI-III Sinn Uff (>:.!ll 11.in. Narrated by EDWARD G. ROBINSON 12130—WCBS 111.1 <- n 'i'riMil WNBC Ni-wn; U'aynii Unwell Shore Drive-In—Crack in the WHTO Ni-wn: WOK Num., Woilii loilay Mirror 8:45; 12:20. Breakout CIS—WCBS Thri-i! (iuonsi-i ki-litiuliK Milsil: 10:40. SUMMER KIDDIE SERIES STARTS TOMORROW 12:45—WCBS CIIIIIIIP Ni'il Umir «|3O—WOR SIIIIIH Mct.ullouKli 4 f.luit A new Kiddie Show every Wednesday at 2 P. M. »2lS5—WABC !Jf-ii»; Ilitli Shrpnril LONG BRANCH 1:00—WCBS WhimiFilnii Stilts «|SS—WABC Ncwn; WHTO lli-ni|linr«. Yyy. I mil Knliliiiii.Shnw Entire Series 12 Kiddie Shows for $1.00. I'lirrn, Munin HOD—WN8C N<-wa; link llaymaii Baronet—Sergeant Rutledge 3:- WNBC NVWH; K,l Ili-ilihy WOR Ni-vm, Inh,,: I r,M,r 50; 7:00; 10:45. The Wind Can Get your series tickets today at the box office. WCBS NI.WK; i:.l .IIIJ-I-. WOn S,««, I'. Huliini'in Not Read 2:00; 8:50. 1115—WCBS Mn I'oikiim • US—WOR .M, ( ulKillt-h k i:i .it WOH I'mllim I'irili'irlil • ISS—WABC Nil-..; Doris Day and Rock Hudson in "PILLOW TALK," start- 1:20—WHTO I-'iiiininitiliilr Ni •JV.Iil l.awrrni-. ASBURY PARK IOIOO—WCBS Nun; 1130—WCBS YcIIIK In. Miili ing tomorrow at the Shore Drive-In Theater, Routes 33 Mayfair—Huckleberry Finn 2;- WHTtttic-wi I in Hfo Oii-tM-nliii Mim WNBC Ni-vtn: link lliiMiien 45; 7:15; 9:30. WOR :;,-»•«. I.,., Smith and 34, Collingwood Circle. 1:45—WCBS Sfi-i Mis llurlc.ti St. James—Ben Hur 8:00. 1155—WABC r.'rv Ili< k Khrimi 10115—WOR Mtl'ulJiniKh & Kliiit 10155—WABC '.1.1, ZlOO—WCBS l!iKl lllOO—WABC Ni.«« Lyric—Around the World in 80 WHTG Ili-m WNBC !icv WCBS N..»« Trouble Days 8:30. WOK Nf« WNBC .-.•.•.. K; II0I1 ILiymrs Shows Nitely from Dusk ~k Children Free 2:15—WOR Unl WOR N.-«M. l.vln Vim llllS—WABC llr.t nf lliini.luny WCBS ,1 i J'l back to our Romeo and Juliet LAST TIMES TONITE 1130—WCBS Allnn Cm WCBS .'•;:,,.m-hl Snlilti- Robbins is a Realist WHTO Ni-ii' Won Mi-Ciiiinuiih .( Klinl idea?" "5 BRANDED WOMEN" * "Prisoner of the Volga" 11:30—WABC 'Din Wm I.I i.f Until - Mn By BOB THOMAS big studios," he recalled, "and They agreed, and the result 2:55—WABC Nfiv ii-k ! 'I ..in...... 1:00—WCBS Nt-vi WCBS Mum,- 'Til Ilawn Al' Movie-TV Writer there were many things over!was the classic love story set 12:00—WABC lli;> .l..i. 1 HIM WNBC .'.Vti.; An l-'.n.l which the director has no control. I amid the gang warfare of New * • STARTS TOMORROW • WHTO. lli-ii.l , MU HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The n I -, WOR I ...u-,1. I.11 felt no sense of accomplish-1York streets. The project was WNBC Nf« lean, lann'.tl, intense man was EXCLUSIVE SHOWING IN SHORE AREA! won Ni-ii V»r MORNINO PROQRAMI ment after I finished." optioned and dropped by several 1:11—WOR Mini fri I'll" Monilny Through Friday leaching a west side New York 1110—WHTO. Nnvr But he has returned to co-producers and scorned by back- "I look white . . . inp M inir 7lOO—WABC :.,-..• r. Al l.ohnun Sang how to humble. llrln WCBS .htrk S'lrrliMK direct "West Side Story" with ers like NBC and CBS. Finally 1:50—WABC lii-in . Tin V "You're all excited," he in- I married white . . . 1:55—WABC N.» ; Mnrlln plot V WHTO Miintiii.iilh-diran Robert Wise, an unusual ar- Robbins found someone to put it 4,00—WCBS Ni-iv Ilii-k Nod Ufi.w* MillntMary strucU'd the youths. "You're out Now I must live with a 1 rangement in a town where di- on and provided Broadway with WHTO flf,.j urSl.irk t'vv Ti i< i . to show that the Jets are the tin,,, •I: Mu.ir rectors are usually solitary one of the inspired musicals in secret that can destroy us WOR ;.,-•>.. thoughts! gang in the neighbor- WNBC '.Vii-i ; Ait I-.I..1 II.II.I linml.liiiK monarchs. "We'll work side-by- years. It is also a solid hit in borh!" won r.'i.». .l-.lin \Vit-7iitfi WNBC Nn.<«. (lill (.'iillm hood. You feel as though you Nfw York sidc," Kobbins explained, "with London. 4H5—won iin'ii 7U0—WHTO •;.-.-». belong, -as though you're going BOLD! 4130 WHTO Vr«- Wskl. un In Mu.ir Bob having the most concern "I think the picture will be c-ln iiiB Mi.-V TI45 WHTO Cvil lii 1 HI- Nm« In accomplish something really with the dramatic scenes and understood in foreign countries," DARING! «ISS WABC •• 1-.00—WABC N'r»»: ,M Lnliinnn great." WMTO I••' WHTO II.1..Ihi.r. I with the dances. So far it hasRobbins said. "Young people FRANK! . I'.. The motley gang, lud by Kuss WCBS worked out beautifully." have the same problem in every COO—WCBS '••'• : .I . k Sl Tamlilyn, responded with fierce- WHTG M., li The reason Rabbins temporari- country: trying to find an ident- WOR NIVM. ness, but Director Jerome Rob- ly abandoned the living theater ity in a world that might blow up II..1...I.. WNBC N>u. Hill Cull..,! bins wasn't satisfied, "You've got WNBC , AM r.,, • IIS WOR Iliirnlhy im.l Dlrlt is that "West Side Story" is hisany minute." won ?.'i-iv. )MI •-. 8125—WABC Ni-w«: Al l.iiliMun to do some homework on this," baby. 8:15—Won I! n.l i » Y.. • |JO—WHTO NWa: he complained. "You've got to »|3O—WHTO •.'.-ii i M.1 | Bulky knit this school jacket CANCEL SUPPER r MII> *:0O—WABC l! :.l,f .l I go home and think about the "I got the idea for it back in 5:55—WABC •.•.•»• WCBS N'I inow—rallies, MTII stitch make 1IM7," he said. "I was working FAIR HAVEN — The covered 1 each of you is playing EVtNING Al tl it tin favorite of the y'liinj; set. 10 a WHTO —his resentments, his frustra"'"' " ctor's studio then and andish supper, scheduled for tomor- Monrlny Through Frlrlny .IIIMHO-KNIT jiii-kels in 1! COO—WCBS actor came to me with a prob- row night in the Holy Commun- WNBC N 1 1 lions, his tensions." WHTO li'ii|;llr.. I.'M lai'Ki ni'rdli's, 2- lem, lie had to play Romeo, and ion Episcopal parish house on Ih'l'i.-l Mu-'.r won ».'( 1 Kohliins was rehearsing a I JO—WHTO N I'-lniMil ! kmttinj; \Mits|i' l'ajania Game;" loured; and Laurvnts ilitl an about-face NOw\ MIRROR wen', '.v- 11110—WABC M readv NOW! Crammed with "JLV \ ORSOIIWEIUS • JIIUUIE GRECO WMTG III his "llallels; U.S.A." to acclaim and were working together on WNnc '.. unusual, popular dc- a show for which they sought TUES.)GREGOR BRADfORr D DTILMAH won i., in I'.uiope. PECK WHTO Hurt Bank Rrrlttrr to cnichct, knit, sew, ein- help from Robhins. "It's a pile 7llS—WABC I., weave — fa.shinns, Nubbins has labored in the SGT. RUTLEDGE won I;I I lolly woods only once before; he of junk," (he choreographer m Tl30 WABC I :i finni.'.hiii):.'i, CllltOHB UNMR 12 FRl£ "THE WIND wen* ]• , .staged the "Uncle Tom's Cabin" (old Ihcni. "Why don't we go Int.',. In tin- CANNOT READ' WHTQ •-. ballet in "Tin: King and I." II. !•'! i'.'i'ti-in-.. Iliiirj s lor yiiur iiipv. was working in one of Ihe Beit morie of 1960. Both story and itar are 10 superior that the movie emerges as whopping lillHIiliil BEAUTIFULLY CLEANED entertainment and a savage satire." -Juilln Qllbtrt, Dally Minor SHOWS NITELY FROM DUSK * CHILDREN FREE! Courteous, Skilled Workmen Using the Finest Equipment and Products. LAURENCE HARVEY b « LAST TIMES TONITE -— Sh" 7-2R0H "CRACK IN THE MIRROR" • "DREAK-OUT" STARTS TOMORROW AT THE • STARTS TOMORROW AIK CONDITIONED MONMOUTH PARK RESULTS A WALTER READE THEATRE Dnri It nek Day lliulr.nn AFTER EVERY RACE I •/1 ? RED BANK ASBURY PARK plus "PERFECT FURLOUGH"~»Tony Curtis Miss Minister's Son Tuesday, June 21, 1960—11 Is Bride Of Marries in Connecticut,Physician DARIEN, Conn. — Miss Cyn-son, and her bouquet was crim- Newarker thia Bird Greig, daughter of Mr. son roses and ivy leaves. The Marries and Mrs. Douglas Alexanderbridesmaids wore the same styled EAST ORANGE — Mr. andGreig of 9 Prospect Ave., and dress. Their bouquets were pink j Mrs. John Francis Swift of this Sargent Bush, Jr., son of Dr. roses, and they had pink city and Seadrift Ave., Highlands, and Mrs. Sargent Bush of IIS dresses and accessories. Army Man announce the marriage of their %/ daughter, Miss Margaret Ann Church St., Little Silver, were Philips C. Decker of Bernards-] LONG BRANCH — Star of the Swjft, to John Lawrence Radice, married Saturday in the Norton ville was best man. The ushers,gea catholic Church was the set- Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John Presbyterian Church here, were George I. Treyz of New|linR Sallirday for the marriage Lawrence Radice of Newark, Rev. Dr. Bush, the bride- york City; George David Vandcn- of Dr. Feijcjsirna nunao, a resi- groom's father who is associate bergh, Freehold; Lewis V. Vnn-jdent ,,ysician at Monmouth Mcd-! June 11 in Our Lady uf Christ 1 mas Catholic Church here. Rev.minister of the Red Bank Pres-denbergh, Englishtown, and Doug- ical Center, to Graciano Ylarde Edward Farrell officiated at the byterian Church, officiated at his las Wylie Grieg and Henry Mar-jof (|]e (jnjtccj states Army sta-' ceremony and celebrated the nup- son's wedding, assisted by Rev.tyn Alan Grieg, the bride's bro-itioncd at Fort Jay> Governors j tial mass that followed. Dr. Lawrence MacColl Horton, thers, both of Darien. -Island, N. Y. Rev. Robert Me-' minister of Norton Presbyterian. The bride was braduated from ^a|iy officiated William Stanley was the or- The bride wore a full length Darien High School and from: ganist. Mrs. Stanley was soloist. g The b de lstic dal RhtcI gown of ivory beau-de-soie. She Bryn Mawr College, Brvn Mawr, I , /[/[. . ' " ° The reception was held at the gown of ivory beau-de-soie. She Bryn Mawr College, Brvn Mawr, nd l B una of carrieidd a cascadde bouquebt t of Pa, in May. HeH r fathefh r is reqion-i i *'• .? *«• ¥° ™ , " Robin Hood Inn, Clifton. white roses, lilies of the valley al geologist for the Western Hem-;M™la- P»ll!PP»"e Islands, ihe The bride was escorted by herand stephanotish . '^^meSla^dOnc^-J^idegroof h dd Oil C bridegroomm i.s the son of MrMrss . father and wore a gown of rose- Mrs. Philips C. Decker of Ber--aPny of New Jersey. _ _ _ _ !?"«••^L ^^ *'*" point lace o.ver satin, styled with nardsville was matron of honor.P The bridegroom attended Blair of the a cathedral length train. Her vei The bridesmaids were Miss Leila Academy at Blairstown, and was Given in marriage by Sgt. First: was fingertip length, and she car- Steen of Stamford, Conn.; graduated from Princeton Univer- USA at ried a bouquet of all white flow- Miss Katherine Kales, Darien, sity where he was a member of Fort Dix, the bride wore a gown j ers, which she placed at the and Mrs. Peter Blanchard Hope, the Elm Club. He is employed at of white satin fashioned with a \ Blessed Mother's statue following New York City. the Hanover Bank in New York princess line bodice and full skirt the Mass. terminating in a court train. Her The matron of honor wore a City. fingertip veil was attached to a Mrs. Robert Monahan of High- white taffeta gown printed in pink After July 1, Mr. and Mrs. lands was matron of honor. Miss beaded cap and she carried a and crimson roses. Her head-Bush will be at home at 127 spray of orchids and feathered es Carol Rodgers, Elizabeth Ann dress and accessories were crim- Remsen St., Brooklyn. Barry and Patricia Kelly, all o carnations, East Orange, were the brides Dr. Jaeinta Catipon, also a maids. All wore street length recident of Manila and a member Miss Me Manus Miss Linda Hendry gowns of ice blue, styled with of Monmouth Medical Center's balloon skirts. They had caps of house staff, was maid of honor. blue daisies, and their bouquets Dr Paz Seriano of Germanlown| Wed at Nuptial Mass Weds Robert Kanach were blue and white flowers. Hospital in Philadelphia, and Dr. Robert Monahan of Highlands Purificacion Barin of St. Francis RED BANK — In St. James [she had a wreath of pink flow- LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. John frock with a matching'cap. Her was ring bearer. Hospital. Trenton, both Filipino,Catlioiic Church Saturday, Miss ers on her head. Steele Hendry of 579 Branch pink flowers were carried in a Eugene Radice of Newark was phsscians traininR in the United j Joanne Kaihryn Elizabeth Me Paul McGuinness of Shrews- Ave announces the marriage of basket. best man for his cousin. John States, were bridesmaids. All j Manus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.bury was the ring hearer. her daughter, Miss Linda Chris- The bride's mother wore a co-F. Swift, Jr., and Robert Swift, wore ballerina-length gowns of or-'ciwrles Joseph McManus of Gar- The bride's mother wore a pale tine Hendry, to Robert Kanach, coa and chartreuse printed organ- East Orange, the bride's brother, ginza in peach, blue and yel- den Rd., Shrewsbury, became thejpinK organza sheath styled dress, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kanach za sheath styled dress, with co- and David Battito and Donald ilou, respectively, with mnlch'ins'bride of John Andrew Guerin,!the neckline of which was out- of Bowne Rd., Atlantic Highlands, coa accessories and a corsage ol Cuozzo, Newark, were the ush- vtilcd hats. The honor attendant'son of Andrew J. Guerin ofilined in Chantilly lace. She had June 11 in the Red Bank Pres- orchids. ers. timed roses, and the brides-j Charles Town, W. Va., and the .matching accessories and a cor- byterian church. Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster officiated. A reception for 100 guests fo'- The coupie have returned from miids, sprays of carnations. 'late Mrs. Kathleen Guerin. jsage of while orchids. lowed in the church parlor. The a wedding trip to the Pocono Dr. Joseph Kovacic, also a: Rev. William Anderson offida•; Marcel Ferrere of Boyers, Pa., was hcst man Tho ushcrs wore The bride, also the daughter of couple are on a Florida wedding and are living at Pompton Lakes. member of the center's house (CI| at the ceremony and cele-; - the late John Steele Hendry, was trip. Upon returning they wil The bride was graduated from staff, was best man. Ushers were htatod the nuptial mass that fol-rs decorated the church. A gar-i - Hartford, Conn., and : lk h:u 1 L l ars R Her sister, Miss Suzanne Hendry shantung. University. She has been em- A reception for 50 guests was <|,M1 reception followed at the \ " ' , - - "». «l Hook, of. L.ttle Silver, was her only at- N v K> l)r le s emlsins and The bride is a teacher in theployed by the law firm of Alan held at West End Manor. |hnmP of ,|,c bride's parents. j - - " " ' - tendant. William Stiles of Atlan- [Atlantic Highlands High School. V. Lowenstein. The bridegroom The bride, a graduate or Santo j I-Fcorled bv her father tlie:Uu«l>nc ls:lcc"' l!"vc'rs- tic Highlands was best man. she was graduated from Red attended Fairleigl) Dickinson Uni- Tomas College of Medicine in.briclo wore a floor length gown of|, ,AftL>r lluMr «'«'dinp, trip to the The bride's gown was made of Bank High School and Trenton versity and is employed by Ther- Minila. is beginning her second 'delustered satin The scalloped Ilake lesort al MnntlC(->11(1. N. Y., white orgnza, styled with a fitted State College. The bridegroom is mo Fax Sales, Inc., a subsidiary vnr of residency in Monmouth 'neckline elbow length sleeves!and Ncw I'-llR|and. the couple of Minnesota Mining and Mami lwi ho al hnme afler Ju at bodice that had a portrait neck- employed by Electronic Associ- Medical Center's pediatrics de-an d bodice were trimmed with an " , 'y ^ line and three-quarter 'ength ates. facturing. partment. applique of Alencon lace, re-em-ilIl«hlandJerraC(1' OranKc- , sleeves, and a ballerina length broidcred in seed pearls, and the' 'ho 1)r'de wf graduated from p Bank Catbohc High School skirt. Her short veil was at- bouffant skirt terminated in tached to a pill box cap, styled 'and attended Seton College Around Monmouth chapol length (rain. The bride's,1 1 with points on the edges, and she fingertip veil fell from a scalloped ? Grecnsburg, Pa. She is a sen- carried a bouquet of all white With Milli crown of seed pearls, and sheil0r at Mo™i°""> College, West /lowers. carried a missal wit. h. showers 1Lon /Inn g KflllplBranchi . 1 The bridegroom was graudatcd The maid of honor wore a pow- By Mrs. Albert J. Hruslca of while orchids, while carna- , _ ,..„,- , , der blue organza ballerina length lions, vallev lillies and ivv leaves. ifr(ml Grovc Clt>'- Pa-. hl«h schonl Flora and Jack Riechman of Rd., Interlaken, was chairman of Miss Marion T. Palluch uf New!™'1. allei«1«l the Unilotl States 1 DAY OF SCARES Nutswamp Rd., Middletown, were the arrangements. ;Ynrk City was her cousin's honorj"' ^ Academy at West Point, hosts at a cocktail party for Mrs. Sargent Bush, Jr. ^attendant. Her pin-n was made. T DEPOE BAY, Ore. (AP)-In about 25 guests on the week-end The Peninsula House Beach of aqua organza over taffeta, U one day, residents of this coastal Jill Levenson, daughter of the Club is not open to the public, Islyled with a scooped town were jarred by these re- John Levensons of Sailer's Way, ty of friends at the Driftwood trimmed in a folded foliar, and a it was announced this week by Sunday afternoon. ports: A tidal wave was coming, Rumson, will be one of Peter Mrs. Esther Irwin, resident man- bnuffnnt skirt. She had a match- mysterious red objects were at Lawrence's students in the spe-ager. The hotel bar and restau- Married ing picture hat, and her cascade sea, and there was a submarine cial summer course in drama and rant are open to the public this The Women's Exchange of Mon- bouquet was made of all pink lying off the coast. theater being given at Rumson- year, but the beach club is still mouth County is having open carratons and daisies, with lily The red objects turned out to Fair Haven Regional High School. for members oriy. house today from 11 a. m. to Sunday In **"4 o. the vallev and ivv leaves. be fishing boats, the submarine Registration was limited and the 5 p. m. at their shop on Church Kim Kolarsick of Shrewsbury turned out to be a tug and theroster was filled soon a.fter the St., in Little Silver. was the flower girl. Her aqua tidal wave didn't turn out at all.course was listed. Joyce and Anne Burnside, daugh- Synagogue organza frock had a cummer- ters of Edgar (H.E.W.) and Doro- J L bund at the waistline, styled with Curtains thea Burnside of Hartshorne Rd., Dr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith of a bustle sash. She carried » while] Locust Point, will sail for Eu- LONG BRANCH — In the Con- lace basket filled with flowers! Sycamore Ave., New Shrewsbury, Third Birthday Draperies rope aboard the Queen Mary on in various shades ol pink, and; were guests of honor at a party gregation Brothers of Israel Syn- June 29 to join their mother, and agogue here Sunday, Miss Fran- Slipcovers HTOHKMK at Gibbs Hall, Fort Monmouth, sisters, Laurie, Pamela and Shel- Is Observed ces Joy Friedman, daughter of Enroll Now CIRCLE Saturday evening. Commander ly, in Amsterdam, Holland, where Miss Carol Ann Hill Bedspreads John R. Smith (USNR) and Mrs. they are the house guests of the UNION BEACH - The third Rev> and Mrs, Abraham Fried- Smith of Buena PI., Red Bank, EXPLORER Woody Browns. Mr. Burnside birthday of Debra Ann De Fazio, man of Matilda Ter., became the — Mr. and Mrs gave the party to celebrate their Genrge Hill, Jr., 81 Bethany Rd.,! Linens will fly over and spend some daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles| d f Mdvin Howard Moss, DAY CAMP son's birthday. bri e o have announced the engagement j time with his family and some De Fazio, Morningside Ave., uasj AT Venetian Blinds on business and they will all re- 5 'of their daughter, Miss Carol Ann The Henry H. Neubergers of,turn together aboard the Queen celebrated Friday at a party in f Hill, lo Vincent Sinatra, son ol McGuire's Grove .Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sinatra, 71fi •ilKin ntlli'tni* Service Middletown left Saturday to spend Mary on the fifteenth of Septem- her home. Middletown, N. J. | Phcinn KM l-Idlfl ber 'Fourth St., Union Beach. 2-1-0 or 8-Week Sessions (. several weeks vacationing at - Attending were Mrs. George i The announcement was made Sherman's Falmouth, Mass. Mrs. Neuberger Sappah and children, Patty and at an engagement party Satur- JUNK 27 - AUfJ. l!l I; Home Dccoratorsl will return in time to attend the The White Star Fish Room at1 George, Jr.; Mrs. Joseph Kolod day in the North Centerville fire HOYS and GIKI.S f i5 lirond St. National Republican Convention the Driftwood in Sea Bright, the ziej; Mrs. Charles Barber and house, .Middle Rd. | For Information i RED BANK as a delegate. U 2-llS:i li new bar for members only, was children, Mary Ann and Charles; Miss Hill is a graduate of Key- Mrs. William Granger and son, Sll 7-2211 - Sll I-!)007 I; 468 Lirond St. fiRed with a gay and sun-tanned port High School, class of 10(10. ] Shrewsbury Sll 1-8345 The Charles M. Weisleders of (some sunburned) crowd through Billy; Stephen De Fazio and Hel- Rumson entertained members of the week-end. en, Meg and Elizabeth Mclnness, the Rumson Presbyterian Church all Union Beach, and Mrs. Emil Schaufler and daughters, Carol Bowling team and their wives Walter Pidgeon, debonair and Ann and Susan a'J West Keans at a cocktail party at their home romantic star of stage screen and preceding the annual dinner for luiiiaiiLiu aiai ui aLagc ^ICCII cum , up to 21 lbs-30 inches church bowling teams at the television, had dinner with a par-1 °" Georgian House in West Deal. Kitty Kelly: in just 7 weeks! Anne ( Mrs, Philip) Bowers of Fair Haven flew to Bermuda Sun- day afternoon to meet her hus- A Husband's Snoring with Slenderella's amazing new band, who is arriving in Ber- muda aboard the motor sailer Rolling Stone V. They will stay Leaves Wife a Wreck at the Princess Hotel until Wed- Mrs. Melvyn II. Moss nesday, then Anne will fly back Dear Kitty Kelly: a chicken with its head cut off. son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moss here and Phil will sail aboard the I have a problem everyone It's lawyer trouble I worked! , m Wcstwood Avt, Tnc couple Rolling Stone for New York. Pet- thinks a joke—even my doctor- hard to make my husband sue-sue-! ey (Mrs. Donald) Stone of Essex ;were married by the bride's fath- but it is affecting my health. Mycessful. Now, after 23 years of ("OliiN'TOOWX ii revolutionary new program which Fells sailed Saturday from New husband and I love each other marriage, he wants a divorce. er. York and will arrive in, Bermuda ((nnltuit-^ Slrn'trirllit's new cninpli'lo ioml rnnrentratc — dearly, have been married three Okay. 1 got lawyers—one, two, Arthur Barron of Toms River Now, on Monday for a reunion with three of (hem. But I get no- COr.YI'DOWN llul Mi|>|p|irs in just I glii^rsa day. all the years, have one child and are was the organist. nn'iil- -.'ill llir iiiiliiliiin yiuir li'My iiml- lor Iir-;iiIFi .inil vipir. her husband, who is captain and expecting another. Here's the where fast. Help!—Mrs. M. be petal- \'/ owner of the Rolling Stone. Dr. Wil 11 S|I-IIIICICII:I'S umlil liiinnus vilun vi-ils In whittle off problem: I'm a light sleeper— Dear Mrs. M; Has It oc- The bride was given in mar- Dan Winters of Rumson is flying my husband snores. I sneak out riage by her parents. Her gown inelics — pnipoilioii — firm and tone will—put tlie down today and will replace the curred to you mat these law- i-iirvf- ulii-ir MIII \>iint tin-in-all for less than I he cost smooth of his room and into the nursery yers think you do not really «a* made of Chantd.y lace, the English doctor, J. J. Kempton, of infi rinr food nutrients iilone. to get a little sleep. There the wan,.,.,„(t „a ,«„„,,..,•divorce>? iIf .,„,you, .,,,ar.e skirt of which terminated nin an all over In the RoHing Stone's crew. Dr. baby's stirrings keep me awake. accordion pleated train. Her tri- Kempton is sailing in the Ber- determined that a divorce is WK'I.I. DO WHAT NO ONi: KLSK CAN with our We have a den which could be the only answer to your prob- ple tier fingertip length veil fell muda-Sweden races. made into a bedroom, but my from a seed pearl crown, and she liilmlous siliin ci|ui|imrnt ili'hipicri nt 2.00 PER VISIT NOW I OK I Ul'.KTUI.U, even changes the interpret my inability to sleep in door to call them, and after- celie Friedman, I.on;; llramh, mond, was preceded by a cock- the room with him an insult when and ruinjilt'le li^ure analv^is, shape of your huir- tail party at the Curtis home. wards walk them back to theirlwas the junior bridesmaid. Their | III;I{|;'S\\II\Tvoi <;I:T:TII.' no nhliK.ili'in. You'll love tlm I love him with all my heart? I doors. Our boys are polite andjgowns were rnadi' like the mv line or eyebrows. Crash and Bev's mother is the am weary and desperate. Have hill Sli-inlcii'll.i |iii'H'ain lli.il lin- Cm- — I'riviicy — the Indi. always do this for us.—Girl Scoutiworn by the honor attendant. > 1 former Anne Maury Hill of Rich- you a solution to this problem?— prtiM's I'usI uri — Proportions \idn,il alli'iitioii. Scries Huil- mond, a descendant of Commo- Ro-Lak. Secretary. Thomas Fleishman of Brooklyn ^ou — l-'irnis and 'I'IIMI-S ^our p-t Han AS LOW AS #2.00 Stop in for n private an- dore Matthew Fontaine Maury, Dear Ro-Lak: Take a (ape Dear Girl Scout Secretary: was best man. Alvin llerslifiuld lln«l>—l.iti'iiilly Hi'-lia[iiiij; Vuir I'Kit VISIT-I.c»» than alysis and consiillnlioii with one of the first mnn lo chart the recording of your husband's Give the boys a chance to be and Gerald Friedman, both ol 1-i^u if I' 1,1 IS . . . nil I lit: Ihi' rost of Inferior Food Brooklyn, and Alan Friedman arid with one of our electrolysis seas. Maury Bowers, aged 6, snoring and play It back when men. They won't like the idea COI \l\ lOW.Nu'ii need lolrihe NnIriciilM alone! Jerald B. I'riedmaii, both of Long is named for her illustrious for- he is in a good humor. It of being called for and deliv- 21 His. in JiiHt se\rn *.t 11 lvfi • • specialists — there's no bear. Mr. and Mrs. Bowers have ered. How about one of your Branch, ushered. ( should help him recover his Nolhing I'Alrn I" 1'ny. ehnrfre or olilignlion, of two other children, Diane, who own sense of humor as well parents running nn auto serv- A reception followed lU the course. just graduated from Knollwood, as make him more sympathetic ice for the parly? In that case Monterey Hotel in Asbury Park. and Raymond, aged 4. toward your plea for separate it would be perfectly proper for |\yiien the couple return frnm llwir bedrooms. The alternative is the boys to be picked up and -,wedding trip lo I'm-ilo Kim. Ihey Call !.! 2-1212 The Fort Monnmuth ladies fl to sit up until you're so sleepy returned. iwill livi; in Long lirancli. that even a pile-driver couldn't INTER NATIONAL Chantrcy Beauty Salon, and 18 golfin;; grniip ivil'i be host- ! The bride allendrd Stem Col- ION0ON • TAfltt • NIW TO9K • 6IVIRU HIU1 esses to [he Beacon Hill Country disturb your slumber. Send your problem to Kilty >|;e for Women in New Ymk upper level. Club's 9 and IS group today for Kelly. Knclose n stamped self- City. The bridegi-oinu was c.iadu- Bamborger's Monmoutli golf and luncheon. Dorcen (Mrs. Dear Kilty Kelly: addressed envelope, and addre:..1) aled from Ili'lhanv, W. Va., Col- l.'Io Broad Si. © •SI 1-51222 © Keel Batik Kobcrt) Squillare of Woodmerc I've been running around like lier in care of The; Register. 'lege and the Kent School. LIVI By KO In' 5th; 1st to Regain Crown

NEW YORK (AP)—Floyd Pat-j The solemn-faced, 25-year-old i at the ancient Polo Grounds last lie finally will accept me. At J terson showed he had a lightning iKew Yorker became the first (night. least, I hope so. By Hy Cunningham left hook to match Ingemar former heavyweight champion; "I think it was the hardest "I told Ingemar he positively Johansson's thunderbolt right and ever to regain the title when he j blow I ever hit anyone," said will get a third shot. I'd like IN THE PAST TWO OLYMPICS OUR AREA had today held the coveled heavy- knocked out the handsome, hard-j the elated, recrowncd Patterson, jit soon. In 90 days, if possible, hihi f roc- hitting Swede with a leaping left ''For the first lime 1 feel I'm ail'm going to be a real cham- representatives battling for gold medals. Again ' in weight championship for a ihook in 1:51 of the fiftf h round real champion. I think the pub-|pion.| " the Olympics coming up, we'll be represented with ord second time. 'I'm going to think it over," Middletown resident Robert M. Wood along as a crew- said the downcast Johansson when asked if he wanted the man in the Flying Dutchman class. third fight. Then he was whisked Harry R. Sindle of Little Falls, former Snipe away. It was his first defeat, in champion, will represent the U. S. in the Dutch- a pro career of 23 fights. man class in the summer Sailing Olympics to be He had soared to the cham- pionship heights last June 26 by held at Naples, Italy, in August, according to an demolishing Patterson on a seven- announcement by James M. Trenary, chairman of knockdown, third-round technical knockout. Now his castles had the Olympic Yachting committee. crumbled, his invinicibility had Of course this announcement was made quite been shattered, and he found it j sometime back following the uncomplicated and com- hard to talk. In regaining the most lucrative plete victory Sindle and Wood achieved in Clearwater, prize in sports, the young, broad- Fla. shouldered Negro succeeded Sindle and Wood collected 7,807 points In where eight other ring greats, in- cluding Jack Dempsey and Joe seven races under Olympic scoring conditions in Louis, had failed. which a skipper may discount his worst race. At 21, Patterson went into the Sindle and^Wood are considering going to Europe record books as the youngest heavyweight champion by flat- early in order to get some foreign regatta exper- tening ancient Archie Moore with ience under their sails. a devastating left hook in the fifth round at Chicago, Nov. 30, Sindle is no stranger to the Navesink River, 1956. either. He has competed in numerous regattas here Never again had he demon- and is a member of Monmouth Boat Club. Then, when strated the power of that jolting one takes a look at the situation from this point, Red hook until last night. First he felled the 194%-pound champion Bank is well represented because Wood is a former early in the fifth round for a CRASHING TO DEATH —Jimmy Bryan, winner of the commodore of Monmouth Boat Club. nine-count. Then he did it again 1958 Indianapolis Memorial Day classic, was killed short- Additional sailors could be added to the list at,,- - with a leaping left that had all ly after the start of the 100-mile National championship THE WINNER • Challenger Floyd Patterson, left, and Champion Ingemar Johansson of his 190 pounds—the heaviest with a little luck and good breezes. ..Carl Schwen- weight of his career—behind it. at the Langhorne Speedway, Pa. Bryan is strapped in square off for benefit of.photographers during weigh-in ceremonies in New York. ker, Monmouth Boat Club, qualified for semi-finals the car as it flipped over and over. (AP Wirephotoi Looking on, partly hidden by Patterson, is Now York State Athletic Commissioner The strong Swede hit the can- In what they call a Finn monotype class (one-man vas flat on his back. He was Melvin Krulewitch. Johansson weighed 194% pounds while Patterson came in at out cold. Referee Artie Mer- rig) and he'll race in Marblehead, Mass. Here, 190. Last night Patterson recaptured the titlo he lost last year by knocking Johans- cante, officiating in his first Aaron and Jay Push Braves trials will be held in order to sift the representa- heavyweight title fight, could tives of each from, the hundreds that will be in son cold in tho fifth round. have counted 500 over him. It was several minutes before Ingo competition. The American Olympic Finn skipper was propped up on a stool in Over Dodgers Into Second is the only representative not required to take his Patterson Says He'll Give Seven Races the ring and several more min- boat to Italy. Finns for Olympic competition will utes before he was able to leave ASSOCIATED PRESS the bedlam and madness for the be provided by the host country. Hank Aaron broke loose, Joey Johansson lie match Bout Cathedral-like stillness of his Double Header Speaking of the one-man rig, Charles W. "Bill" dressing room. Jay finally won one and the Mil- 'waukee Braves are up in second Lyon, Jr., Middletown, won the nationals in 1932 and NEW YORK CAT)—I definilHy: ready for a rematch with Pal- It could have been different if 1 place in the National League Will give Johansson a return ICIMIII. the powerful Viking had been At Old Bridge went on to compete in the Olympics in Los Angeles fight. I'd like to fij'.ht him in! Innemar Mured blankly for a race for the first time since the ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS- - able to follow up his best punch opening week of the season. that same year. 9fl' days. I will be a liphlin;;; moment, Ibeii smiling sadly, he Georgo West, spokesman for thcoi the night in the second round. champion this time. 1 will fight'said slowly: Aaron, batting a chilly .279 After Crash Two local boats are still competing for a shot 'Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club,!He nailed Floyd high on the head with only one home run in 17 early and often." j "I'm going I" think it over." last week said that the National]with the old "toonder and Iight- OLD BRIDGE - The most at the Olympics Star class. Lyon will be in his games, hammered two homers So spoke Floyd Pnllersnn fol- Olvmpics liliminiitinns committeeIning" right early in the round. massive crash in New Jersey boat, and Larry Low, both members of the Atlan- lowing his .spectacular filth imuni LADIES DAY taking place knockout of Ingemar .Inhan.v.'m tic Highlands Yacht Club, will sail his Star. They last night, a victory tri.it made will compete in the Eastern finals and if qualify- him the first man in boxing ing they'll go on to the nationals in Atlantic High- history lo regain the heavyweight le was able to retreat. Ingo went cess since last September, lands. Success here means Olympics for the win- championship of the World. previously. this Friday at the Rt. 18' 'after his foe cautiously, poking his fii-st over the Dodgers in two stadium. This was a new I'alter.snti, far Due to this new ruling, anolher with his left repeatedly. Hejy ner. CarSi Rahway's Pete Frazee suffered different from the mumbling day will be added to the Star didn't get in the followup right.! with no other games sched- ; a head concussion but was dis- Low, a Ru'mson resident, was our latest Olympics young man of a year a;: be hlheldd Jully 2-1. last chance. It was the only by seven percentage points. The Tony Ferrante, struck by flying American team to win a gold medal in sailing. D'Amalo is unlicensed in New Winners of the. eliminations will| round he got from the officials. Giants open a four-game series guard rail timber, suffered a Low and Williams sailed Williams' Kathleen York and was unable to :,ii in represent the U. S. in Ihe Olym- Patterson fought differently at Milwaukee with a twi-night fractured left leg and was trans- Patterson's corner lor what was pics tn be held in Naples, Italy, this time. Instead of looking doubleheader tonight. ferred to a hospital closer to his to three first place wins and four seconds. They undoubtedly i'nttcrsnii's gnale:,t in September. for a chance to unlimbcr his fast In the only American League West Hempstead, N. Y. resi- finished fifth in the second race, but this finish The fight, lie was very mm ii MI Atlantic Highlands Yacht combinations - something he game scheduled. Kansas City de- dence. came in handy because each team was allowed to evidence in tin: wimiei's dn '-in;: Club rei:;>Ua. featuring Stars, c|i(|n't achieve at all in the first feated Boston, 9-C. Comets' and Him; Jays, will The incredible crash occured discount its worst race. room at Ihe I'olo Grounds, hot fight—he upset Johansson's pat- Aaron, last year's bat champ in a split second when a tre- I;loyd .spoke as if his mining' r rescheduled for Aug. fi-7, in lieu tern by using the Swede's own;with a .355 average, upped his "O.K., you go your way of Ihe July 23,24 dates. mendous shower hit the track as Larry will take another shot in attempting for a was across the Harlem River in and I'll BO mine!" piercing weapon—the classic left current mark to .284 and trig- 23 machines circled the speedway repeat, but it will be without Williams. The Chicago Yankee Stadium, lie was doing | "In any case, Ihe awards clin- jab. gered a winning, two-ran second in the fourth lap of the 25-lap his own talking. ner for the Olympics eliminations Flovd lanced reneatcdlv and inning with a leadoff homer off main event. Seven vehicles were sailor sold his Olympic winner Kathleen. "For the first time since lie j winners, sponsored by the club, effectively with the jab. lie Don Drysdale. totally demolished, nine others Back in 1952 we had another Olympic champ- won Hie title in llljli," I'alh ison will be held July 2,'i as planned,"[opened a cut under Ingo's left Drysdale (4-9) now has lost five also heavily damaged. Never has ion in Tom Price, Jr., of Eatontown, son of Mayor said, "I feel I'm a leal champion. .swam as Mr. West staled. |cyn in the first round, he raised in a row and eight of his last an accident of this magnitude I think Ihe public finally will; A , * « , club plans lo purchase.a lump under the same eve nine decisions. He gave up all been seen in this state. and Mrs. F. Bliss Price., Price teamed with Chuck accept me. At least, I hi.pe so."!/iSSISIS # Ulue Jays in order to instruct the next round. And he emnlnyediof Milwaukee's nine hits in this This Friday's program will be- Logg, Jr. local youngsters in "I'm the champ again. A leal la the use of the left tn get in close ami rakejone, walking one and striking gin with the postponed 25-lap sailboats. s x Price and Logg were the first Americans ever champ this lime, l>n ymi know j Johansson's body and head wilh out ' . race, then proceed with a full what thai inisins'.'" short punches. Tlve seventh place A's beat the car(1 of nualifying heats and a to win the pairs-without-coxswain event in the Olym- The only person whu nn;ht In Ihe fifth round he sent;last place Red Sox with a tie-!second 25-'ap feature as well as pics. In 1956, if our memory is sticking with us, K'l-J) HANK — Hid Hank's Na- Johansson tn tho ropes. The first I breaking, three-run s e v en t h. rookie races ending in a 20-Iap have really known was .silling. c Price and Logg just missed in qualifying for a repeat nal Swe,-p.,tal;i-s Regalia is leaping left hook thudded againsti apped by Marry Chiti's home j event and the spectacular Still stunned, .still gin;::".', anil ma n try. still unbelieving, not .'ill f«•• -1 a'.vay, ' i' Inn;: financial .stability, wilh S«'l For 9-Mlli Ingo's jaw and dropped him. The run wilh a man on. Hank Bauer's demolition derby earned over double and a single by Norm In the lo.ser'.'i dressing room I ij Sl.'ljl) remaining In I"' taiM'd champ got up on one knee and from last week. Inventory of Olympic competitors in this I'KRTII AMBOY - The Mth look the count of nine. Patter- Siebern cracked the 5-5 tie and Officials, realizing many cars "I was caielrss," mumbled I inert the budget of Ihr II,'w•miiii-il l-iril (iranl Re"alla, SIIIIII- area turns out very well. In the past two, we had •snn tore after him with a ven- handed Tom Borland (0-2) the are beyond repair because of the Johnusson. "1 was nvercnnlidrnt • "•.veps." sored by Ihe Rnrilan Yar'lti<:oanco, battering him with both loss. Marty Kutyna (2-2) won accident, have approved cars winners. Now we'll leave it up to Sindle and Something like Patterson was in ( The local Kr.vanis Club las! 'lnh, is scheduled for Ihe week-;|,'am]S- pOr a few moments in relief for the A's, who had a built aV replacements being en- Wood to bring home a gold medal from Italy. If our fir.sl fight." , ,,,,,., ., |,,ms, end of .In'.v M 10. home run from Andy Carey. 'III Johansson escaped. Then came tered by the same owners and the others make the grade, maybe they'll come The good -looking, S\vi• Ion- .i ;•• i>-,| o( Ih'1 aiilicipnleil J 1.01)11 Highlanders, Penguins I- Ivin - A. II. TllltEB-.MAN CLASSIC long, lethal led hod. l.nncl.e.! | |., Patterson over and over. "A real man, Kentucky Wcsleyan College BOSTON (AP) — A 245-pound w L. )UI .la-:, fin.--1, r" dtamn this time Do you know sin>\ will be one of thn rookies tackle from Colorado h?.s Honed Paul's Tavern . 11 4 him flat on Ins bad. al I .'d In M nioiill, Ilif sports clinks. Sea Fleas and Jet I Is. All. Hlils. Kec. Center . il 6 STOCK-CAR RACES the fiflh round. Il look m, Hint menus?" 1 trying out with the New York-signed by the Boston Patriots ol Dnn Worth's Toam 8 7 in i ii-! .'.•am-. Club don::ii'i OcennvlL'W—Sea Hrlght . ...in 5 II) minutes lo revive him : Several .sailors from Menmouth Promoter Bill Fugnzy of .Fen-! Knickerbockers of the National J the American Football League, Hauai:r's Insurance 7 h S'iOH rJ.eague, jfilJ Hi,,,, flu!, a,,d Shrewsbury S:iil-] turo Sports. Inc., estimated the: Basketball Assn., next fall. He is Donald Dirienzo from Western Krank'5 Tavern 7 H many more 1M fine lie w;r. final Oivi ing and Yacht Club will be com- L, & M nullilers 6 0 ly able to lease the mi:1. crowd at -10,000 to 45,000 and theifi-foot-2 and 21. In 28 games last State College is the Herli'a Place 8 7 Sioi peting in this regalia. le receipts at around $800,000, season he scored 30.3 points for General Manager Ed McKeever Ilrlte's Cleaners 8 7 Johansson at fnM eilh'T re 2 13 The is s'.nuly Harry I Carlon is regalia | He said he would know more ex- Kentucky Weslcyan. Hmly Pltt3' Team fused or jus! roul'ln'l tall; In announced today. 200 Club—Jim Halllgan 221, Bill Me- If in)', I Olllll ied ,,- ihe July chairman. actly later today. Cabo 230, Gcorgt Mnrcliettl 201203, re|X)rlcrs. After keiping. them Tony Francl.iconl 200, Don Merkcr 217- -r- allair, i ; expect I In atliai I 201, Walt Anderson 212, Len Smith waiting for an hour, he sent v.onl • ig I Kid nl Imal , -.pel TRYING AGAIN By Alan Mover 202-212, Kay Shugard 203, Jack Flynn 202. that lie ju.'t wasn't up In il. informedI IhaHintt die "He's shocked," ».:ii-1 r.dwin Wall Stadium tern I'. S. IJivr.ii-n.'d chain- Pittsburgh was the first major Ahl'juist, matia:'.'!' nl iii.• • ! i id.• ii I lie held bele oil the league team to drive in 100 runs every Saturday Nile Swede. "He'd lib- in tall. In '.na this season. They drove in 109 tomorrow. I Ins is tin In • 1 I ni" l, .'ii the -II, is. runs in their first 19 games. Route 34 Belmar Johansson had i '. - in wilh Ihe In,I.-.-. •.-. ,;| I,,- room, with Ins nuithri i vi :riii:• li r.i y Spied Slalfs. WE RESORT OF RACING fianree and rn;ui: ;'er fm ;i de :.pi-i dv ctall ah-ii «ill be c TODAY'S BASEBALL filiation unknov. n, lie :;;\s ,r,|-er| p MM : for divisional chani[ when he thiiiii'hl he wmild lie ships. By The Associated Press AMERICAN I.F.A(UJF. NATIONAL LEAGUE Monday's Results Monday's Results Kansas City fl, lloslon « (niKhl)!Milwaukee •«. '.os Angeles 1 (Inly (jaini1 .Scheduled (night) Only Game Scheduled W I. Pel. (ill W I, Pel. GB ! Nrw York :I:I 22 .nno x-Hallitnore v 2r> .507 I'ilhliurgh ,17 21 .fi.1S Cleveland Milwaukee .11 2,1 .57-1 4 lit! 25 .515 .Sun I'rnnclsrn .11 2fi .5(37 1 Di'troil 2il 27 .5IK .'it. I nttk 2H 30 .1S2 81/j ^(1 2!l JUS Cincinnati . 2!) .11 .-IS.1 Washington . 221 .'ID . I.Vi I.os ^Amides . 27 .12 .•158 Ifl'/a Kansas City 12'1 ;i5 .1117 Ill, Chicago . 2.1 .11 .121! 12 Iliislnn L>21 :»i .:IB i:i!i Philadelphia 21 .17 1li2 Ifi \-Pitchers Tiiday's (iames ami idbablo Chicago (Cardwi-ll .1-3 and J-'rce- Pitchers man 2-0) nl I'hlladelphia (Owens ,'t-7 and Short .1-2) fi p. m. Italliniore (Barber !j-.i) at Chi- Los Angeles (Pmlrt's (i-5) at Cln- 1 cagn (1'ierce fi-.'l) in. OCEANPORT, N. J. STAKES • 1 |i. I clnnnll Purlicy (!i-1), !l p. in. u. 1 ItiMmi (( asalr 2-li) al IIISIIS 2 miles frorp Garden State Parkway, Exit 105 RACES... K; San l-'rnnelseo (Sanford li-l and Citv (O • lll-v p, m, ' H^ORT TO f p. in. PARKING FOR 20,000 CARS hinli at Delmil, !). 15 |>. in. San Francisco al Milwaukee, !l round Iri-.f ni'jhf ,'if Ilir- Polo Ore i'j l ,U',ishiu|',(')ii iti Clevelatul, N |>, in, p. m. Wins 2 Olympic mo of 'Uia rros' To Have TV aod Radio In Monmouth's Tyro Stakes Hockey Team, OCEANPORT - Eddie Arcaro Sailing Races Win Emmy Awards NEW YORK (AP)—The East- Emmy Awards will make his initial appearance MARBLEHEAD, Mass. (AP)— ern Hockey League closes its of the season at Monmouth Park HOLLYWOOD (AP) - A trio meeting here today after approv tomorrow when he is scheduled Today's Entries, Runyon Colie of Mantoloking, By CYNTHIA LOWRY N. J., sailing Dr. Brit ton of old movie pros — Sir Laur- ing a shift of the Washington to ride Globemaster in the $20,- ence Olivier, Ingrid Bergman and AP TV-Radio Writer Chance's Complex III, won both Club Has team to Haddonfield. 000 added Tyro Stakes, a spring- Jockey, Odds Robert Stack — in their first Recreation NEW YORK — The National board for the rich Sapling Stakes races of the U.S. final Olympic League President Tom Lock try at television, walked off with hart said Haddonfield had a Academy of Television Arts and Aug. 6. (POST—!:30 F. M.) TriaU in the International 5.5 the top TV Emmy Awards last Active Season BKST—1'KACIfini.OW (7T1I) meter class yesterday and moved 5,000-seat arena adjacent to the Program Set Sciences promised that its Em- While the race appears a tough 1 night. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Hellenic King, lW^L^Barfow ' into a tie with Fantasi. Camden Race Track and Phila- my awards show would be differ- scramble for first money, even Miss .Norse, 111 . . Harfick And Harry Beiafonte became Civil Defense, welfare and gar- delphia. ent this year and more represen- picking the post time favorite Hidden Cham Fantasi, a Marblehead entry den departments of the Raritan Lethe, 111 - Culmone c-1 owned by Ted Hood and Bradley the first Negro ever to win an The Philadelphia franchise is In Raritan tative of TV. may prove a difficult task be- Disaster, 116 Emmy. Township Woman's Club have Cremona II, Monacelli 10-1 Noyes and skippered by Hood, in bankruptcy, Lockhart said, RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Or. NBC last night, however, cuse many of the hopefuls have •Skiffle, 116 been carrying on an active pro- was second in both races. That, It also was a night that saw but another group may take it Youth Guidance Council it retained the classic awards already flashed winning form. Hard Time, U6 . """Monacelli 1M Jackie Gleason's former second gram this month. Golden Acres, 116 .. Grant IS i combined with Fantasi's victory ver. nounced recently that for show format, with stars accept- banana, Art Carney, win an Three stakes' winners doubtless, .. yesterday in the first of the seven Mr.s. James W. Redmond of "There is a possibility," Lock, first time a summer recreational ing statuettes and expressing lrt N| award for his portrayal of a char- will attract considerable support!f,',"supportjhort NipP.- «nOo culmone race series, left Fantasi and the Civil Defense department said hart said at the meeting yester program will be conducted, start their surprise and gratitude. 13 1 m acter based on the artist Gauguin from the public. They are ErrardlwE*. '!?! ' Complex III in a tie under the a junior volunteer program for day, "that we might operate the ing June 27 and will continue un- Somehow sometime is going to KingKi , JJr. , winnei r off thhe National J}; „ ".,„•-,' • --- in "The Moon and Sixpence." township boys and girls 14 or old- coming season with nine teams til Aug. 19. turn an award show into theatri- y orts. UO ..AcuraAcira. 2(5.20-1 Olympic scoring system after His award was accepted by Stallion; Song Of Wine, who -Noir" • e Artiste' , 11 Lawless 20-1 three races. er will be held this summer. In- —Clinton (NY), New Haven Every Monday and Tuesday ac- cal entertainment but meanwhile Keep Idealss,, m st(st(,,rMnrMn K £} Charlton Heston, this year's mo- scored in the Myles Standish at r stM Colie and Complex scored by terested teenagers may contact (Conn.), New York, Philadelphia, tivities will be held at the Beers it's fun for the home audience P"r , AdAdventuret , 107 Monacelllli 10-1 vie Oscar winner, who said sim- Suffolk Downs; and Itsa Great Little Kleinle, 110 Btagmaier 20-1 nine seconds in the morning race Mrs. Redmond and Mrs. Lloyd Johnstown, Washington, Greens Street School; every Wednesday to see who has won and what Day, victor in Delaware Park's Nora Boyle, 10107 club 12-1 ply: '"I will say something that F. Keleher. boro (N. C), Charlotte and Had- at the West Keansburg School; the women are wearing. MightMiht y GGone, 114 Korte 10-1 sailed in light southwest airs as Caesar Rodney Stakes. ""SPprdeSpr , 111 Hartank. 20-1 Larry would not say himself — donfield. However, that is far and every Thursday and Friday Arirllltolo, , 114 _. ( js.j Fantasi nipped George O'Days The welfare department held The categories were halved 114 _. Kor(e sj he deserves it." rom decided." at the Middle Road School. Sam Boulmetis is slated to ride Lightfoot LLad, 110 Monacelli 20-1 Wistful for second place by two a fund-raising dinner last week this year to a mere 22 but with "Desert God's, 107 Glno 15-1 Both Olivier and Miss Berg- Lockhart said the league had The hours at each location wfi Errard King, Jr. Bill Passmo're 7 seconds. at the home of Mrs. Maurice E. the result that single shows com- I 1?W? ;•• toBalbuto man, a two-time Oscar winner, decided against transferring the be from 9 a.m. to noon. will handle Itsa Great Day while mannf, In the afternoon race contested Lynch on Cornell Dr. Francis V. peted with series, a situation other riding assignments include were in Europe. The Swedish Charlotte franchise to Jackson- Participation will be limited to which seemed unfair to both. Strolllne Pic, 120 . Blum 5 1 in a much stronger breeze which actress won her first TV award Appolini of Roman's Family Bob Ussery, on Garwol; Joe Cul- Will Be Ready, 120 ..J.ZHartack 8-5 ville, Fla. township children six to 12 years Network shows picked up all but averaged about 12-knots from the for the chilling "Turn of the style foods prepared and served mone, on Mandate; Charley Burr, I Dare CaIhvSay. 120 Korte 15-1 the dinner. of age. one award: My card shows the lm CaIhv. »7 HartacK west, Complex caught Aries, sail Screw." on Nashua Blue, and Karl Korte, liel ""d Rex. 12.0 »7 ....MonacellHartacKi 6-1 Games, crafts and contests will lied Rex 120 M ed by the 1956 U.S. 'Olympic Others participating were Mrs. final score was CBS, 10; NBC, Four Circles. 120 Kortte 1212-1 Stack, who plays the gang-bust- ie featured. Golden Sixties. Bombay. 120 GibD 20-l Bernard Kiernan, Mrs. Charles 6; and "The Untouchables," 4. 1 12D helmsman, Andy Schoettle, at the ing Elliott Ness in "The Untouch- Firemen Slate The remainder of the field is "f P" * •••-- Barrow 20-1 Pedrido, Mrs. Robert Leborn, Ronald Rocco will be the di- The entertainment breaks be- Noblenlc, 120 Kortn 15 1 second mark and went on to win ables," would have won even if rector of the summer program. expected to come from Cosmic Valor Native. 120 "ZZToibb 20-1 by almost two minutes. he had lost. Mrs. Anthony Smith, Mrs. How- tween the award ceremonies Age, Great Scope, Carry Back, Hoot Sailor. 120 Scurlock 15-1 ard Russell, Mrs. Chester E. Horse Show He is a graduate of Seton Hall were bright, though unrelated to y Em 120 lKim 20-1 As a result of her two firsts His boss, Desi Arnez, had a University and is a member of Newsmonger, High Bush, Rela- KinK°i g °'Of Nile , 12120 0 Sterlinc 20-1 Johnson, Mrs. Edward Haber- COLT'S NECK - The Fifth V—particularly the monologues Grano d -"Y ..,,t, 12,.0u oieninB e JU-2 J and one fourth, Complex and $12,000 Mercedes Benz sports the township teaching staff. tive, Jack Bender, Somali Bird Grand Year, 120 Burr 20-1 stroh, Mrs. Andrew Smith, Mrs. I Bob Newhart, the comedian. Fantasi have identical scores of roadster waiting for him in the Annual Colt's Neck Horse Show He has had extensive and Chinchi'la. FOURTH IiACK-$4,0O(l; cln.g.; 4 4 James Lupton and Mrs. Jack ex Although the show did eliminate up: 6 I. 2,824 Olympic points. parking 'ot. sponsored by the Atlantic Town- perience in recreational Lucky George, 117 Blum 8-5 Wood. ship Fire Company will take and that old sealed envelope, it was 1'rybu, 117 Korte 2-1 The pair have a wide lead over "I was goint to give it to you physical education programs and xxFlfl'ln Miss, 105 Glno 10-1 place July 9. •eplaced by a cumbersome hand- any rivals. win or lose," Arnez told the flab- The garden department met at is active as a coach and as a Jet High, 109 _ Burr 6-1 ;rank scroll. Vitrified, 118 Regalbulo 0-1 bergasted Stack, who could only the home of Mrs. Michael Con- Beginning at 9 a.m., there will sporting events official in con- Losing Day Sweet Cicely. 108 Glbb 12-1 shout: "Mother Macree." igliaro on 11 Willowbrook Dr., be a full schedule of both Eng- junction with the Newark Board Fred Astaire and Arthur God- Too Hasty, m ..Culmone 8-1 lish and Western riding, jump- frey were properly gracious and Main Street, 114 Barrow 20-1 Stack won his Emmy as the and had an illustrated lecture on of Education. Good G., Ill Gllllean 15-1 Rocca & Graham ing, and trail events. dignified as West-and East-Coast For Hartack FIFTH BACK-S5,000; 2 ,n° best actor in a series. The award floral arrangements, featuring Mr. Rocco will be assisted by ahv.; 5V4 f. The committee appointments OCEANPORT - Bill Hartack for the best actress in a series many variety of roses, and done Ioca5 high school students. host. Dream On, 120 .Thomburg 8-5 were completed and the show is had his trouble finding the win- Miss Ideal, 115 Hartack 2-1 went to Jane Wyatt, the wife and by Frank Iazzetta. The Emmy Awards Is tele- IVlly Sumthln, 112 .Burr 10-1 In Asbury Show headed by General Chairman vision's own show and it would ner's circle at Monmouth Park Cap And. Bells, 112 Culmone 8-1 mother of the Anderson family Members also bave the town- Paul W. Kenworthy, and co- yesterday. In eigh{ tries, Jockey Arbor Day, 112 Gllllgan 12-1 ASBURY PARK - The sum in "Father Knows Best." ship library $10 to purchase three Scouts Hold be nice if it did not have to be Alerted Olrl, 112 Blum .8-1 mer wrestling season will start chairman Robert O. Bollentin, Hartack failed to win a race. Slar Quits, 115 Rogers 8-1 books. Summer plans call for a commercially sponsored. Friday with three of the top Beiafonte won for the best per- who is in charge of English Helis Stock Farm's Heliotrail, SIXTH ItACE-S4,500; cl.; 4-up; 1 1/16 formance in a variety or musi- covered dish supper in August. Annual Picnic m.; lurr. ' names in wrestling featured. riding. Ross M. Clayton will Settlement of tha 22-week-old a first time starter, won the Jer- MlddletownRoman Spark, 11, 511 7 MonacellHartacki 3-1 cal program. He accepted his pervise Western riding. sey Bred dash of five and one- War Signals, 111 „ Burr In the main event the amazing Emmy from Fred Astaite, who NEW MONMOUTH — The writers' strike against Hollywood Inescapable, 115 Korte 6-1 fourth annual family picnic spon half furlongs, with Monmouth's Antonino Rocca wiK meet the also was nominated for the TV film producers came in time Blue Flag II, 113 ...Combest 8-1 Meyner Signs sored by Cub Pack and Boy leading jockey Charley Burr in Fast Pal. 113 Glbb lo-l Wild Bull of the Pampas, Pom award. to permit opening of the new Great Mahm'd, 111 Gilbert 12-1 pero Firpo. Scout Troop 146 was held Satur- TV season next fall on'schedule. the irons. SKVENTH KACE—J5,m>; alu'e.; 3 Carney, competing with such Campout day at Wilmort Park. Yesterday's daily double re- yrs.; f.: (if. In the co-feature, "Ricki" top bananas as Danny Thomas, Evidence Act Producers had feared continua- Peachblow, 118 Gflllgnn 3-1 Starr, the popular ballet dancing The affair included ball games tion would force networks to turned $151.60. Third Sean won Our Brook, 121 Lester 8-5 Jack Benny and Red Skelton, TRENTON (AP) - A six-year and group games during the aft the first half at $4.80, and Royal Holy Catfish, 118 ..Hartack 2-1 wrestler, teams up with Miquel won his award for the "Art Car- For Troop continue re-runs beyond Septem- Sainted Devil, 121 _ Burr 20-1 Perez to meet the stormy com- effort to draft a line between emoon, followed by a picnic sup- ber and October when new shows Marge took the second half at a Lady Sputnlck, 121 Hartack ney Special Show—VIP." SHREWSBURY - Girl Scout S'ndur Moonl, 111 ... bine of Swede Hanson and Fritz the rule-making powers of the per, and a pinewood derby. bow in. However, it will take $41 win price. ....Korte The show, staged and telecast courts and Legislature ended yes- Troop 253, under the direction of xxMrs. J. G., Ill Glno Muller. This bout requires two its leaders Mrs. Lyle Daggett, Scout Richard Wetzel topped extra work to make deadlines. A crowd of 13,644 wagered $!,- EUillTH BACK—$1,000; cl.; 3 j out of three falls to win. from both Hollywood and New terday when Gov. Robert B. the troop entries in the derhy 228,486. (turf); 1 1/10 m. York, gave other Emmys to: Meyner signed the 1960 Evidence Mrs. Edward Patterson and Mrs. Battlewlse, 117 Combest In another outstanding bout, the while Cub Wayne Diffenderfer "Omnibus," complete with Ali- rir«t Racr—Cl.i 3 jrs.i 1 1/16 in,; oil 2-1 Act. George E. Koenig, finished a Bl'k Thumper, 115 _ Gllllgan 8-1 Great Antonio, 450-pound giant, Playhouse 90 for the best dra- ook first place honors in the stair Cooke as host, will be back , Culmone 61 successful year with a three-day Third" Sean (Sterling) 4.SO 3.20 2.40 Sudden Fame, 115 ..... " • ma show. The bil, takes effect July I. Cub section of the race. Tort. 113 Hartack will meet the blond Dr. Jerry campout at Camp Nomoco in next fall on NBC. Tho show- Tl.warl (Pro7.7.IHo> 5.00 2.R0 Headless. 10S Glbb CBS "Fabulous Fifties Show," giving the Legislature powers to False Colors (Hartaclti 3.GO Graham! In a run-off to determine the missing this season—has found Countess Oil, 110 ...... McL'ghlln 15-1 make rules of privilege against Smithburg. T. 1:48. Also: Last Apache. Alpine Sir Langborne. 115 Grant 8-1 The second team battle wiK see best variety program. 'astest racer, Cub Diffenderfer a sponsor for seven hour-long ?!'«.!, Irene Terres, Danny's Diamond, Joe Doaks, 115 Blum 10-1 The Huntley-Brinkley Report, self-incrimination, confidences be- The girls cooked their meals Why Prince, Ira J.. Dainger Miss. Rudi Saturski and Harry Wensel, :00k the honors. shows, and there may be other Wlnslow, 115 Rcgalbuto 20-1 tween husband and wife, news- over open fires, hiked through Serond Kare—Clms,; 3 5 rs.; (1 I.; off xxH'r Tavern, 100 Glno 15-1 the Bavarian team match cham- best news program. At the evening council fire ;ponsors in the wings. It will :i:0O. New Alslde, 115 „ Barrow 8-1 paperman's privilege, and confi- the woods, played games and Koynl Marge (Korte) ...41.00 10.40 5.40 pions, who go against the duo of CBS' "20th Century," best pub- ceremony, Cubs Arthur Coughlin, Aquarian Age, 111 Korte 20-1 dential client-attorney relation- worked on badge requirements. turn up monthly or semi-monthly Out Yonder (Culmone I 7.G0 4.40 Image, 115 Rogers 15-1 Larry Simon and Mickey Torres. ic affairs program. Gay Hansen, Robert Renton and a Sunday afternoon spot, JIlssus Beau (Burr) 3.40 x-5 lbs., xx-7 lbs. auc. ships. Scouts attending were Linda T. 1:13 3/5. Also: Full Command. The opening bout has Free- Writer Rod Serling for his ser- Robert Swan were awarded Web- which is good news for viewers E'lRewitter, Wee Wiggle, Miss Brook ies "Twilight Zone," best writ- The remaining rules of evi- Bayer, Linda Carney, Carol ville. Wings At Dawn, Don't Fool. N'lr. hold's Scrappy Jack Ostermiller lows bndqes and graduated into bored with a steady diet of ac- galady, Alas Thlrdchance, Kuilys Trail- battling Joseph Romero. ten drama. dence are left for proposal by the Christensen, Judy Clark, Linda Troop 14G. er. Yesterday's Jack Benny's four writers, best I Supreme Court. Any such court Czerwinski, Linda and Maureen tion series. (DAILY KOUM.E, 6-4, I'old They were received into the off comedy writing. rules will take effect in Septem- Daggett, Nancy Evans, Donna Third Itace—Mdns.; 2 jrs.i 0V'» I.; troop at a court of honor in Speaking of diets, Walter SIPZ- "Huckleberry Hound," a car- ber, 1961. Grover, Doris Ivins, Pamela Heliotrail (Burr) 9.20 5.60 4.40 Sports in Brief Roll-off Won By vestiture service directed by John ak has lost 35 pounds since hs 'a-Hot Cross B'y (F"la) 7.20 4.SO toon series, became the first syn- The bill arose from the famous Koenig, Maryanns McGuinness Ulmer, senior patrol leader. Black Light (Hartnckl 3.60 Associated Press dicated show ever to win an Em- Jacqueline "Morris, Diane Oddo started working as host on NBC's T. 1:07. Also: Marchfe, Morgans Port Monmouth Winberrry case, in which the Su- The following awards wen Mystery Series, and plans to Reel, Fair Xenea, Roman Cookie, Briar BOXING my. It won for the most outstand- preme Court said rules of pro- Sandy Reeves, Marcy Shear, made at the court of honor Tour, a-Vlnelnmler, Aussnm. Gray NEW YORK — Floyd Patter- ing children's program. A syn- Nancy White and Laura Zeiscl, drop another 15 via the high RlrlKe. Fly Dancer. n-Snell-Howell MIDDLETOWN — Port Mon cedure are not subject to change Star Scout badges were award- protein and yogurt route. His entry. son regained the heavyweight dicated show, as opposed to a by legislation. and guest Mary K. White. ed to Gary Greenip, Donnl Fourth llaei—I'lniK. 4 up; 1 1/10 m.i mouth team No. 2 won the trophy shrinkage was particularly evi- off 3:51. championship by knocking out in the Middletown Firemen's network show, is sold individual- Adults chaperoning were Mrs Brown and John S. Thompson Sen Joseph W. Cowgill (D-Cam dent Sunday night when he ap- Shannomlale (Blum) 16.60 7.80 4.CO Ingemar Johansson in 1:51 of the Bowling Roll-off held last week ly to various stations. Daggett, Mrs. Koenig, Mrs. En Other award winners were Rob Gama cMonacellll 7.(0 4.20 den), a sponsor who attended the peared live—and svelte—on one Livingston i Burn - 4.00 fifth round. at Harmony Lanes here. sley White, Mrs. C. P. Czerwin ert Parrish, Robert Osten, Ra T i:46. Also: Helzaml, Plldoron, Hay signing ceremony, said during show, followed immediately by a FOOTBALL The Port Monmouth GETS HIS BEAR ski and Mrs. Kenneth Reeves. Woodward, Brian Harrison, Law Lolt. team, Senate debate that the bill would film show made before he start- FUlh Itace—drug.; 3 ITS.; 6 I.; oil LOS ANGELES - All-Ameri- made up of Ray Bryk, Joe Wy- son Whitney and John Ulmer. ADA, Okla. (AP) — Kenneth end what he called the court's ed the current regime. Shore'Party (Hettinger) 8.20 4.20 2.S0 can halfback Billy Cannon of LSU man, Newton Mafiett, John Dow- Grimes, sighted a bear on his doctrine of "Pappa knows best.' Scout Whitney was awarded a Bully For You (C'lm'ne) 3.80 2.80 won a court battle with the Los Worthy Warrior (Hartack) 3.00 ers and Captain Ken Thompson, ranch and with the help of his Coumbe Climbs patrol leader's badge whil T 1:12. Also: Klelnle, Pa Honpy, Angeles Rams that will enable took the Fire Department Trophy Scouts Osten nnd Parrish re Joyce Davidson, a pretty Ca- Miss Scogo, Hill, Lucky Toss, Home fast horse roped the animal. It Shortstop Ken Hamlin, obtained nadian TV interviewer, has been him to play for Houston of the with a scratch three-game total wound up as a gift to the Okla- in a deal with Pittsburgh last In Tennis Play ceived assistant patrol leader AFL. chosen Rirl-of-the-week by Dave Sixth It»ce— Alw.i 2 sra.i 5V4 (.; oil of 2,624. homa City zoo after spending December, was the only rookie to badges and Scout Wetzel a Lifi 4:59 TENNIS Belford Engine team No. MAMARONECK, N. Y. (AP)- Scout badge. Gnrroway's "Today Show" for Al Pefley (Glbb) -.21.60 7.80 4.80 several days as the sole occupant start the American League season Top-seeded Carol Wright of the periods of the Democratic Joedlmag (Sterling) 10.60 7.00 WIMBLEDON, ENGLAND - won the three-game handicap tro- in a jail cell. with the Kansas City Athletics. Nohlfi Maestro (Burr) 3.60 U. S. Davis Cuppers Barry Mac- phy with a score of 2,591. Brooklyn and defending champion and Rpnublican conventions. At T. 1:08 2/5. Also: High Bush. Strlk Betty Coumbe of Westfield, N. J. Bound Brook Blonde Ingg Force, Oaklandon, Somali Bird. Kay and Earl Bucholz led the Individual awards also were least nobody can accuse the show Seventh Ahv.; 4ui>; 0 t;. off —seeded No. 3—won their first of partisanship in girl-pickinq 5:26. way into the second round of the presented. Scratch high series Wins Stale Title- Lake Erie (Blum) 55.60 10.40 5.40 round matches in the New York . CBS, which last wenk Wimbledon Tournament. went to John Burn, 611. Handicap PALISADHS PARK (AP) Iscmlu (Hartack) 3.20 2.S0 Revenue Increase State Women's Tennis champion Krabbed next Friday's "Person Murk The Way (G'n) 4.20 BASEBALL high series was rolled by Dirk Sandra Chudy, n blonde from T. 1:11. Also: Golden One, East In- OMAHA — Minnesota defeated Hofman, 614. The scratch high ship yesterday. to Person" time for a special dian, Wnr Trouble, Father Bob. Miss Wright defeated Mrs Bound Brook who thinks she Eighth llnci—Cl.i 3 .vrs.i 1 1/1(1; off Southern California, 2-1, in 10 in- game was taken by John Dow- ought to put on n few pounds report on President Eisenhower's nings to win the college "World ers with a 238. The handicap high Voted by Senate Joan Sibbersher of Pound Ridge, trip to the Far Fast, has now Gem Dealer (Blum) 8.60 4.S0 3.40 to fill her 35-23-35 figure, last 6-0, 6-1, and Miss Coumbe elimi Terpamler (Grant) - 10.00 0.S0 Series." game went to George Fehr, who night won the Miss New Jersey cancelled tho show and returned Royal Symbol (G'lgn) 5.20 nated Mrs. Joan Liebermann 0 T 1:45 4/i». Also: Arbor, Sweet r* GOLF rolled a 231. title in the Miss Universe contest. the lime to "Person to Person." Tan'gy, Sudden Death. Jersey Norse- WASHINGTON (AP) - The Rye, 6-3, 6-3. Guests will be singer Gordon COLORADO SPRINGS — Bill Senate, has ended its annual tax The 20-year-old Louisiana State W?rndanceG13.641. Handle »l,228,«0.) Seanor of Stanford shot a 69 to Ace Millen Leads The victories of four other MacRae and his family and pho- fight by voting to increase rev- seeded players who drew byes University junior was ninnerup take the halfway lead in the Senate May last year for the Miss New Jer- p Philippepp - Haisman Marble Tourney enues rather than cut them as put them in the third round. L qualifying play for the NCAA it did a year ago. sey title in the Miss America NBC will re-run "One Loud, championship. WILDWOOD (AP) - A 12-year- Carmen Lampe of Forest Hills, Ellis Qualifies The tax bill, passed 84-0 last Ratify Japan Pageant. Clear Voice," a drama played STANFORD, Calif. — Joanne old marbleshooting ace named No. 2, turned back Mrs. Betty out ap.iinst the backdrop of a night, not only extended present Rubin of Brooklyn, 6-1, 6-2; Mrs Before the judging Miss Chudy, Gunderson of Arizona State, a Ace Millen led the field today I.ongwood Ave., Bound political convention, on July 4 rates on corporation income and Doris DeLord of Yonkers, No. < of 551 For the PGA member of the U. S. Curtis Cup going into the second round of Pact Today Brook, told newsmen she had —a timely selection in view ot the 36th Annual National Marbles excise taxes yielding four billion —who lost the final to Miss NORTH CALDWELL (AP)-He team, shot a 6-under-par, 71 to been loo active recently and her imnendlnjT events in Los Angeles tournament. dollars a year, but added on an WASHINGTON (AP) — Rafi Coumbe last year—stopped Elaim did'nt even have to try but Wes take medalist honors in the wom- weight had dropped to 118 pounds. and Chicago. estimated 650 million of addition- fication of the New U.S.-Japan- Scarpone of New York, 6-2, 5-7 Ellis shot a record tying 65 to- en's NCAA championship. The straight-shooting ace lost She was "not in my best form," al revenues. ese security treaty may be crowd- 6-1; Carolyn Liguori of Brook day to qualify for the National RACING only one of 18 games in the ppen she said. Recommended tonight: Red President Eisenhower had ask- ed into the Senate's heavy ad- lyn, No. 5, halted Betsy Jardi PGA Golf championship next NEW YORK — Bowl of Flow- ing round yesterday. He is' from She looked fine to the judges, Skelton Show, CBS, 9:30-10 - month in Akron, Ohio. Yonkers, N. Y. ed extension of present taxes for journment-bound schedule today. of White Plains, 6-1, 6-2, and Audrey Totter helping out in one ers ($7.40) captured the filly di- another year. however, who picked her over Leaders of the other four boys Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D- S u z a n Behlmar of Yonkers of Skelton's George Applebv Ellis, of Mountain Ridge, had vision of the National Stallion A worsening international situ- 18 other semifinalists. qualified automatically on the ba- Stakes at Belmont Park. leagues: Tex), the majority leader, noti- downed Renee Razook of New Miss Chudy was elected LSU sketches, nnd the comedian's fi- Tom Meade, 12, of Yonkers; ation combined with recent Sen- fied his colleagues last night he York, 6-0, 6-1. nal show of the season; Arthur sis of last year's tournament BOSTON - Win With Win ate votes to increase money for Homecoming Queen this year earnings. He entered the qualify- ($3.80) took the Weymouth Purse David Deming, 13, Beckley, W hoped to bring up the treaty for and hopes for a musicnl career Murray Party, NBC, 9:30-10— Va.; Charles Duffy, 14, Summers defense, health research, educa- action before quitting tonight. ing round at Green Brook Coun- at Suffolk Downs. tion and federal pay led the Sen- on Broadway. She studies voice. featuring dancers from Broad- try Club anyway to try to earn ville, W. Va., and Rickey Rakes BuButt hhee avav Junior Golf way shows. STANTON, Del. - Navy Brass ate to swell the Treasury's in. 88 ee .'h.'hee independenindependentt ofof-- Rtinnerup in the contest was points towards the State PGA 10, Huntington, W. Va., all with flces ! ($57.20) was the upset victor in commme. in th»e billhill . i appropriations bill first Miss Sandra Harvey, 21, of At- player of the year' award. averages of .833. norllv wncn tnc Starts Wed. the Blinking^OwI Purse at Dela- The 650 million added P Senate meets lantic City. Miss Beverly Peter-] l<> He fired a 65 to tie the course ware Park. Two girls were tied for firs through adoption of three of a tod??y a"?? sald he also, , wn,",l d GLEGLENN RIDGRIDGEE (AP(AP) ) - ThThoo son, 18, nf Yardvi'.lc, was third..' record after shooting a morning OCEANPORT, N. J. — Lake place in the girls' league. They seriei s off whah t theih r sponsors cal-}}^^ ?",,?" °nn s(s(Tral othcothcrr qualifyinlifi g roundd off thhe NN. JJ. GolGlf are Christine Zamojski, 11, of bills lncludllllncludlll 67. His 132 total led the five Erie $(55.GO), longest shot in the leldd loophole-closinlhlli g amendments BB anotheanotherr monemoneyy Association's 30t••h annua•l -Junio • r YOUTH BURNED Industry Board (275 Nepperhan Ave.) Yonkers New Jersey qualifiers. field, won the Kingston Course advocated by Democrats seeking measure. Chnmpionship has been resched- RED BANK - William Carter„ ,, TRENTON (AP) - The state at Monmouth Park. and Carl Mabry, 12, of (1218 N. Harry Dee of Montclair shot a to avoid a tag of fiscal irrespon- The treaty, already ratified by uled and will open Wednesday in- 11, of 27-B Spring Ter., suffered Boar(| of Af,rjc,,||,iro has appoint- 70-69—139 to take second. Other CHICAGO •- Intensive ($16) 15th St.) Philadelphia, both with Japan, has been tentatively stead of Friday. a burned shoulder last night when; j||in A Schlectweg of Free- .800 averages. sibility for their party. e(] W m qualifiers were Bill Noran, Plain- whipped to victory in the George Fate Dubious scheduled for action each day Lester A. Palmer, executive his shirt caught fire. He was;hoU, l0 n two.ycar term nn the field, 70-71—141, John Spencer, Wolf Memorial at Washington The tourney, which closes Fri- since last Thursday. secretary of the association made treated in Riverview Hospital and N..T. Apple Industry Counci'. day, attracted 32 boys and six But the fate of these In con- Rockland, 71-70—141, and Fred Park. It was delayed yesterday to t h e announcement yesterday. released. Vice Chairman John H. Barclay Raker, Maplewood, 71-72—143. Rirls. The winning boy and -gir ference with the House Is du- bious, since that branch had permit Senate action on a tax Opening round play was moved nf Cranbury and Morris April of Baker beat Lester Ward of Glen will each get a bicycle, wrist The University of Mississippi UICKEV SAID IT given advance notice it was not bill and a legislative appropria- forward to avoid monopolizing Bridgeton were reappoinled for Ttidqe in a one hole playoff after watcb and other prizes. the Glen Ridge Country Club football tenm gave up only three NEW YORK (AP)-"You can't inclined to accept any tax tions measure, both of which must three-year terms. . thev both tied for fifth. over the weekend. Between 75 wi be considered a major leaguer," TIIK ANTIWWV JlONCOnK amendments. The House origin- be considered by Senate-House touchdowns last season but one of; sc|,|e(-tweg " complete the ays Continental League Presi MK.MORIAI. CLASSIC r.KA(iIJK an 10 them was costly. Ole Miss bowed t f Carroll W. Barclay of w ates revenue legislation under the conference committees nnd pass- d ° boys under 20 years of crm o CUBS RECALL PITCHER dent Branch Rickey, "until you've grmiscimorji .... 7 2 ed again by both houses before,as<: are expected to participate. to LSU, 7-3. Eatontown, who resigned. The 3 constitution. CM'"AGO (AP) — The Chicago maintained good marks for three "^Klscher-Kul •••••"""'l " I) grower tax to '-"'4 In disposing of the bill in adjournment expected within council uses a f"V ttK'ny recalled pitcher Joe consecutive seasons." Marx Urns. 6 3 DRILLS NOT THRILLS In the Stanley Cup hockey play- promote marketing and research I'huc': * .incM . . 8 4 H-hour session, the Senate pass-|three weeks, ^"'nff-iT.oth frim their Houston Tim Hhrlne . 7 r, PITrSBURGII, Pa. (AP)—Dick offs last April, Jacques Plmite on apples. F'n>i Club and sent Ben John- HrunD-Oroti 7 r, ed one of the major Items it The same problem was involv- ORIOLES SIGN SCOTT Koron.vrlo Pontl . r, n had to handle before final ad- ed in the independent offices ap- Groat, shortstop of the Pittsburgh'of ihu Canadians turned in three son In Ihc same team on a 24- Kprl Hank Recreation r, 6 Dickie Harris, business man- BALTIMORE (AP)-The Balti- nrilln-Mrriip 7 joiirnment. propriation bill up today. It Is a Pirates, says "batting against!shutouts in eight games. hour recall. more Orioles announced the Slnhk's llnr ! .....'. ".'. 7 nun Drysilalr of I.(is AngHcs is1 ager of the Wilson Tobacconists AiM-rrn-Ffirrlnplrin . fl Other important measures still measure to finance numerous in- Schnffcrnoth has an 8-2 record signing of George itobert Scott, Hrinhllnc-Tinuoln 7 like keeping an appointment with The. Cincinnati Reds have been in the Carolina League, is the Arrrrn-Mnliko left include a minimum wage bill, dependent government agencies with Houston. Johnson is 2-1 with HlKltJt'irn Kami" 10' son of Hucky Harris, Boston Red 22, a righthanded pitcher from Iti-il II •• a social security bill Including not under a Cabinet department, the j playinj; night baseball since May the Cubs. Both are righthanders. lion 417. inch Innm iprlpa—Rnl Brink Oklahoma State University. Itrcreatlon 1.197. Hlcli irnme-- I'nul health care for the aged, and the j , In otheother wordswords,, fefew NationaNational jj 2424,, 10351035.. So:< general manager. ,Ml.r.-dil 531. HlRh arrlr.i-Bonny Despite riotous efforts to pre- Leaguers, especially righthanders £S^r; Ari-rra (130. foreign aid money bill. r vent such action, Japan has rat- COO Herlps—Sonny Arerrn 21(1 2(i. , 17!1 Bill Passed like the prospect of batting FRANK PORTER'S ~IUO Dr. Mnritnn P. CMIr, 211, ified the treaty and passed the against Drysdale. 2re—601. Paul A. Albrirht 177, The bill passed last night ex- necessary changes in Japanese Don'r miss seeing 200 c'liih—Harnlil Ynimn 201 C tends for another year the corpor- laws to put It Into effect when Hiipy 209. Anjicln ncPiinll 2(>2 ation Income tax and excises on HOBBY MORSES, TOO Charlie McManus or Wlls»n 20.1. J«.-l< Itupy 210. ratification Is completed. iquor, wine, beer, cigarettes, nu- GROVE CITY, Ohio (AP) The Leo Fish during (heir NEW ORES Johnson told a reporter it was,race track here, lleulah Park TWO LOCATIONS COURT IS OUT tos, nnd auto parts and acces- Big Spring Tire Sale U j MINNEAPOLIS , likely, but not positive that the ,j Jockey Club, is offering some Shrewsbury Avc., Shrewsbury, 'til 6 P. M. (AP)—Univer- sorles. 10.95 P | silv of Minnesota regents say These all are Korean War,Scnal" woul,(l vnt(-'."n lhf' treaty, thing in the wny of horses for of General Tires BridRe & Oakland, Red flank, 'til 0 P. M. Big Ten rules make it impossible rales; they have been extended '"'fore quilting tonight. youngsters us well as grownups. Md I/E Plus Tax & nv . . , •«»• SHadysido 7-3404 Cnsing for the Minneapolis Lakers to, each year since 1954. i Johnson promised speedy con-j The kids can ride a glnnt hobby use the school's Williams Arena1 In addition, the bill continues, sitlcratinn of the treaty yester- horse or minnturn merry-go- for selected games next season, j for another year 10 per cent Ic-jday, after disclosing that Sec- round — under the watchful eyes The Lakers had expressed hope vies on local service, telegrams retnry of State Christian A. Mcr-.of a playground attciuliint — while ASBURY PARK that five NUA dnublohendcrs and passenger fares made ef- tor hud telephoned him and sent j the adults are. entreatin|( the rare could be played at the arena, fective during World V/ar II, him a note urging quick action. |liorces on Beulah's mile truck, iOEW/S THE MENACE t» HANK KETCHAM Oa . , _, FIND ME SOME STRING, HOPE •SLVER TOE' PAID ATTENTION AM STANLEY/ GALE/-- HSHIN& LIME -^••-STRINS ?? IN SfWNS PRACTIC6/-IF HFS Strides for WE SLIP OFF THE SANDBAR A!4D TWINE --ANYTHING ' :~BE AIL FINISHED BREAK \P AGAINST TWVT BRID&E, WVE GOT ONBOARD/ Column Teachers yasve GOT ONE CHANCE TO BE By ALFRED SHEINWOLD i WALL TOWNSHFP - "Greater A HERO. strides in the direction of our Bridge is a game of mistakes,; goal of maximum efficiency inj even in world championship play, j our school operation and proper j You may bid and play several j social and economic status for hands perfectly, and you think I our profession" has been pre-i you're a genius and other play-: dieted by the new president of! ers are just dimwits — but in ; Ihe Monmoutlr County Education; no time at all you'i- bound toj Association. make some horrible error that James J. Howard, Wall Town- even a beginner would know ship, in a message to the MCEA, enough to avoid. : said, "Expansion has created the The scene was the world I need for more money for educa- championship in Turin, a few tion, more teachers and more school services. It also provides weeks ago, and one of the j more problems for our county American teams was playing | educators." iMICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY Italy. Hundreds of spectators —', Other officers of the countyj were watching each bid and play; teachers' organization are J LL -* HEy! WHAT on the big exhibition board—; Charles Grippaldi, Ocean Town- gECAJAE OP MV all of which made it embar-. ship, vice president; Robert! POMS yajz (EEW2-V190M ; rassing when South fell on his Charticr, Eatontown, treasurer; EKEECISES! nose. I Mrs. Virginia Korwan, Atlantic West opened a spade to dum-j Highlands, recording secretary, my's ace. Before you read- and Miss Marie Koskey, Little about Smith's horrible mistake,) Silver, corresponding secretary. sup|».se you decide for yourself; Membership in the county how you would play the hand ilj group has reached nearly 3,000 you were South. ' persons, Mr. Howard said. Now we'll see what South did.! Utt I GOT AN IDEA! WHY DONT WE HAVE A LITTLE He urged continuance of the SMACK 6BFOR5 LUNCH?' county salary workshop; greater co-ordination among local, coun- 1 and state lie led out dummy's ace and]a trump, South can ruff a spade! ? organizations; ac- THE HANDS of diamonds. Silly, wasn't:with dummy's ace and ruff a tive legislative programs; coun- South dealer :y-wide salary information activi- it? (club lo lead out trumps. He can North-South vulnerable East ruffed Ihe second dia-jthen afford to give up a trump ties, and a concerted public re- JSOHTH mond and returned a trump lo |to the jack, lations program. A A V A dummy's ace. South still had to: The big difference between the SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF « A K 10 7 6 3 lose a club and two spades, for'expert and the average player 90 AND STILL SELLING + 8'7 6 4 2 down one. is not that the expert doesn't SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP)- / OJIET.VERA-™ eoiNa TO CATCH ACE& WEST EAST Easy F'lay make mistakes, It's just that he After working at different jobs, / PEPmWttCB WITHSCWW FROM AR7J42 AJCI10 I ON.' you WAIT V 4 3 V J 5 2 There is an easy play to make;makes fewer mistakes, Miss Martha A. Young entered curstoeAND PONT FflONT ROW CENTER, AMO I'M WSIW5 • J 9 8 2 • Q tire contract. Declarer should | DAILY QUESTION the insurance business back in YW WTTOflWefWNTHE I IPOffTWANt CURTANONAIE/ * AK •?. Q J 10 5 3! lend a low club from dummy at( Partner opens with one dia-1900. Now, at the age of 90, she \ COHS POKING NO SHOOTERS SOUTH thc second trick. This trick must'mond, and the next player passes. is still in the same field. AROUND be lost in tiny case, ami losing You hold: Spades—K .1 10 "I don't solicit insurance now. 5PYWONTHF V K Q 10 9 8 7 6 it at once nives declarer a fast Hearts—.1 5 2, Diamonds— 4 5 4 I just renew policies," Miss A 9 entry to his own hand. Clubs: Q J 10 5 3. What do you Young explains. "It keeps me South West North East If Ihe opponents return a trump say? occupied and up on things." Pass I'a.ss 1 • Pass to dummy's ace, South can ruff Answer: Bid nne spade. You 1 V Pass 2 * Pass a club and draw the rest of- theare not quite strong enough to Show Ihe major suit and await 2 V Pass 3 • Pass 1 rumps. It is then safe to cash bid clubs first and spades later. developments. 3 V Pa.ss 4 V All Pass! lead — A4 dummy'd' s lop didiamondsd . If the. opponents fail to return CROSSWORD PUZZLE An!w"'" Y»"!rd»>'''Pu "'» "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean For Tuesday, Juno 21 8-.Sji.mlsh rtrti' lo Present—For You and NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL ilctrcr- J2-A ruiitlntui Yours • • • Your sense of humor (alihrj laiihr.) (which has been in hiding lately) J-L.-iKr H-l.pn» ]l-fjh>' kfrt ]7-TlillhK« should return with full force J3-Wnlkrd 20-lj'plitrniOBt liriKKnillly part of houso today. 1'coplc arc bright, alert 15-Nfiir J3-M;in'n a n d •witty under current con- 16-T'>rl»r» nlrkiifvmft ]S-I'hvilrlnn 2i-l!nl«y]onlan figurations. Aspects particularly (alihr.) deity favor association with literary, ]9-T<-ulonll man and -writer fnercase Mather TV sets on our wrists, by means 33-knr»f'-H II.,11 4»-r'uff up nioiiunnt was horn on June 21, 1639. He of which we'll be able to com- ml.lir.) IS-Trull "il - Iliirni'-urla 80-Niitlvo motoi municate with whomever we .14-Rill rhort .Ili-Huy hark I.JCriM'iilnnr] 82-Crnrtlni; was (he pastor of North Church Kottlf.'incnt C4-Grcck Ivtter •want — anywhere in the world. JGIVIir,.] of 41-Mtrtnl plato in Boston for 60 years, and was By that time, we may even president of Harvard College be communicating with outer lal.lir.) 1 2 3 4 i 6 7 il 9 10 40-Wlrn nail ft •>/'. from 1685-1701. space! u 12 13 M

'#, 47-cn-nt /.a Ii VI 18 MARK TRAIL By ED DODD 4n-i:iiiiri(l 16 The Day Under Your Sign ,r,n-l'n( run Inland 19 20 n 22. 23 ARILS (Born March 21 to April 19) LIBRA (Sopt. 23 to Oct. 22) <-< ••, % % % Maintain your unisr of humor. Don't Ynur health will improve il you t»Ve in.liil 24 25 '// 26 V 28 taVr yonr'rlf too «rrimlsly. tiling-' in stride and keep 2 scnM of 61,- f-'itr«iij UlantU & PKjportion. AT THIS ivlilrlwlnd TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) MOMENT, 29 30 i\ 32 33 SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) SO-lwify Vtnir adjiiMnunl I'l iiccr^sily is directly UNKNOWN % rrl.itr,l tn i*,',Mli!e rfttiin*. J'ntfrili.-ilitif< fi.r .i.tvariti-iiKiit arc bet- BS-ICii'i.-kfjUt ter tlian they havr heen lor some time. TO MARK, mtilir.) '."/, J4 35 36 37 '//. • l-\V;irm up GEMINI (May 21 to Juno 21) . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Doc. 21) MIDGE ENTERS •/.' •'//, •#; #; l-'luctiintiorm in vrmr financial picture i 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 • Irnolr lcitlt wili'UMW .1)1(1 SUilllcH Ynu will see oprninK'i ami possibilities THE TWO ft. ilnin.. "where otficri may not be alert to them. MILE LONS 45 46 4? 46 49 CAPRICORN (Dec. JHo Jon. 20) ECHO CiWON K CANCER (Juno 22 lo July 21) You liavr niniiy irons in the /ire to tC-Wlint? $ rr-r CII al'iiiK will) tlir ri[irrimcllUl and Vtr\> .-.cvcral Tcnturcs K°'n»t fcinmlu- (.•i,llr..|.) 50 51 52 53 54 ihffrrtnt. You'll lirnrht. iirotijly. • 7-A>iK«r % % % UO (July 2Z (o Aug. 21) . AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 fo Fob. 19} 14 J6 58 59 60 AND SILENTLY THE MOUNTAIN DOWN A liolihy von just iihv wilh may* -turn Sl ^ i ih Ui LION GLIDES FROM ROCK TO I-Mmw ft • 'lit to li.ivc 'note »i>rlli thin you l-l'nwl 61 til 63 64 rr.ili/r. ROCK, HIS FEAR OF HUMAN SCENT PISCES (Fab. 20 io March 20) OVERCOME Bi THE SIGHT OF 3-rimtian Rfj VIRGO |Aucj. 22 to Sopt. 22) Snnirfinr may in.ikr an unjustificil i\r- 4-SlllJplli'nlr 6i 66 67 Tli.-ir t.-MMiim It |,.uly irrlifiK lirinRi ni,'in

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Av.i:l- room. t:;i r;i BOATS & ACCESSORIES orklng connitlons In new engineering ferred, nn pets, ANNOUNCEMENTS REASONABLE RATES iboratory workng with top grade en- Open an outdoor trampolinr "Jump COIfax 4-3020 hie, July 1, Couple pi SlT.fmn. SH LI 2-12M Cpnlpr" Immediately as seen In 'Life" (I primpftM Avi'.. K.'d l OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT AND Incers. Apply In person or write and oilier magazines. Safe, ground lr-v-1 FREE STORAGE FREE DELIVERY riTANi:Tir7t71Pnrk AvfTI LOST AND FOUND ECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO.. P.cllord Excellent opjiori unity [or YACHT OWNERS ATTENTION: liar- el installation. Be first in your nrea Hours: Monday thru Saturday nl. |.|cnl LOST — Wnter ski. Vicinity Oceanic Insurance la our specialty. Lei :C. Lewis St. and Maple Ave., In this hlR profit l)UKlnr?fl. Require ami Imt water. n>ntn llllt-k hiiy r. Oill K'R 1-117'-'. 1 9 a. rn. lo 6 p. m. nr lni!«in»*«s coiij'le. H :ifter -i Bridge on Friday afternoon. Reward. be your continuous watchmen, pul EMPLOYMENT tontoivn. N. J. LI 2-0300. alinm S5.(IOO. Write TramHIn' <~mi>- TOTAL I'AYMKNTR UN* ;<»•.«'ly tHtce- RU 1-2398. an end to worry. We will pay foi HELP WANTED-FEMALE B/lL ESTATE SALESMAN, lor active pnny nf New Jersey, Inc.. Jl-U Ttlver Tlmrsday & Friday eves, 'ill y p. m. In-ilrooiii ranch J«O..St.<> rPr month. any losses provided you Insure 1 olfice with excellent Hwy. location. Ril., Pair Lawn, N. J. or call R. S. If you havu 53.0W our equity. KB ivlth us. LOW RATE OP t%. Untie: SALESWOMAN i experience necessary. K you have Unwell. GI 9-4747, In Sea dirt. 1OUSEHOLP fiirnia)itni:« nml appli- COMMERCIAL RENTALS 35 h.p. no deductable over 35 tup. S5C c ability to tot along with people ar< dcductable. Call for Information today. FULL OR PART TIME ESTABLISHED restaurant in Kurrumi. ances. Typewriter, power nimver, S AUTOMOTIVE Thoroughly experienced, coats, suits Ml llko to work wo will train you to ilrn equipment, (.'.ill SH 7-U-TtFi. BEAUTY PAIlLOIl LOCATION next to[MN('lCOKT — V^ yi*«r nl'l 5|Hit on 11. Full tlmo only. Harry A. Kear- Fully equipped. For furlher details Mnvfaii- Market in Kert Uank. Call! "_• ."T<-. wnnrlci. Liircu hvlnR room. and dresses. No others need apply. contact CiUzvlirook Acrncy. Avenuv i wl AUTOS AND TRUCKS Good starting salary. Pleasant working ;y 4 Co., Jlealtors, 08 1-06OO. A»li W\USGF-3T^rA'I^6N*lioWer"nio\verr rrpl •JH T'T'fiD ' *'i stotn* firfpl.-icf. [ull dininL' rourn, Rols+on Waterbury Two Rivers. Riimson. P.U 1-171)0. typo, goini coinlltiun, seldom used, : .— ! o. K. Kllrhen vnh nven nnd ranch wagon. Radio, heat- icrson. Katharine's Beauty Shop, 46 iwn TV. 60 Hwy. 35. Eatontowa yacht Insurance. Monmoutli St., Red Bank. SH 1-3«5. owti TV, Hwy, 35, Eatoniown, LI " UIVKRSIDK i er. Good condition. Befit ol(er. OS BAROAIN — Any boat you want ti ADIO ENGINEER or technician us (MOO. 1-3M7. FOUNTAIN GIRL — 18 years of nge customer correspondent In our sales SO W. Krori! St. N'iiil Homrr. Le.iv Ing state own. Low bank rates. Financing ar MORTGAGES BAKGA1NS (JALOIIK—MOVIDK. Knur- J It'll Hank l) I'Jinn,- 1,1 2-Mfi.t. or older, good wages, steady work apartment, In connection with our s MOTORCYCLE Harley Davidson, Must rangements completed la one call a' son window air cumlitiimtT, t lun, FIVK I'.UOM dpi- sell, good condition. }200. SH 1-6061)any of our offices, THE MONMOUT1: six days a week. 7 a.m.—3 p.m immunicatlon antenna aystems. Good (| 1 DOCTOR OR PENTIPT OVF1CK -I' Apply 16G Monmouth St., Red Bank ucation anil general radio background iri! only one month. 5^ WVstlnphonsf i*lt' Nk after 6 p.m. COUNTX NATIONAL BANK. SH CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE kitchen exhaust fan, never used, $10. Wil Ue t<- Mttf 1'lnfK ceded. Phone HO 2-1880, ask for Col. •UIHR ovorli Irving N.'iv 1953 STUDEBAKER. two door. woo. SINGLE NEEDLE OPEKATORS, or rfllnger. Communication Products Co.. MONEY AVAILABLE Electric MlhvauUre Snw7.-tU with r;i«ie. children's coats. Steady work, a) Marlboro. like new. J.ifi. Klcctrlc Milwaukee hen- ir.et time nl •veil. MuiirTinifiup Cream, Good condition, $265. THOMPSON, BARBOUK. Wood-Puss) BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND rail. ^_ SH 7-llGSfj Flying Dutchman sail boats, Skim sections. SI! l-":iRG. 'i'onl Frocks Inc. •y iluty In* 1 f Inrh drill, ext-rlfiit ninili- LOTS AND ACREAGE mers, Evinruile motorB. DocUago ant Weft St. Corner of Oakland, Red OMMERC1AL. B1GN PAINTER txper COMMERCIAL ion, S'Jfi. Mnny olhcr tnols, never uspil. WILLYS station wacon. Sacrifice price. lenced. Neat, conscientious, married. UACIIUN' A COM PAN V storaRe. II. J. Wilson Boat Works. 47ij Ilanli. 2d Moor. Quick and Confidential Service .-HTi.'Ire pri.'i-s. Sll T-XWv 17 At'aii-itiy St 1R.00U miles. Call SII 1-51)06 after II year round company benefiu, Call 1>;<)NAKHO — IiinxlDn. Ue.i'iy tn rn> Atlantic Ave. Long Branch. CA 2-2032. EXPERIENCED SALESLADY for pcisl 'I, N. In j ill on. J^nii;tnl Avr. F,iiv>ra>i]e 5:30 p.m. B 6-4M6. e! 'J-TS'i MERCURY outboard sales and service. lion in photographic studio. Salary WALKER & WALKER lent condition. $l(t. C;U1 !nr;itinn. Or.o t>lock from beach. O;t"gnn 1051 MERCt'lU' h.ir>. lull power Big discounts on 105!) motors. Thennd commission. Apply: Lorslan Studios ,IKE INSURANCE SALESMAN — Per 661 Broad St. Shrewsbury, N. J. SH l-SSSi equipped, like new. See at Red Bank Boat Center, 75 White. St., Red Bank 24 White SI., Red Bank. manent career for qualified man. fur small business Vrry rensonable. I Airport dally. Best offer. alary open to 55400. Call SH 7-4646 or TWO 26" boys ItU'VPlcs, (Jood cnndl Open Sundays and Holidays 9 to REGISTERED NURSE, apply In person SHadyside 1-5212 on. Call SH 7-5471. Bmari St. Inraiion. SH I 7-.10O9. 1S5R STUnEBAKEK SEDAN pood con- EASTERN SEA SKIFFS — The besl Rivercrest Nursing Home, Cliapin MORTGAGE CORRESPONDENTS Any Tlmr. dition. Best offer. Call after 5 p.m 1 Avc.. lied Hank, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. UTTER — Experienced, cloth nnd FOR buys In 10' and 20 outboard elcitfr TWO HYDRAULIC clinlrfi. Oooer inonth. LOwt'll REAL ESTATE WANTED 7-3WIS. IIIR and controls, running lights, TWO WOMEN —Cook-downstairs work (Kin. Hnnson-Vnn Wlnkle-Munning Co., ANNUAL HALF-OKF SALE, ill tlie CASH NOW 7-1 v:2 10.V) PLYMOUTH two uw(\oiL Aw., Uc.ii. in.'>(r~PLYM0tJrrlir"r,noil runn"ini~con- GIRL to work in tailor short as marke lent. Permanent position with many m;TTER~'niAN~inir al wiri>~riMiPhiK. "Comract". ll«x Ml, Hcd Hnnk. cushions, inirl other miscellaneous gcai NO APPLICATION FEE 1 N. J^KHJ-IJW ilitlcm. $100 or best offer. KE 6 Call Mir M)ipi. and checker. Steady work, good pay, impftny benefits. Apply: Electronic One Day Service Irnn |io«l, urn* . S'-W 30 milling ''lnl- ___. I!K1,I>! We h:i\ts lolit an many i»rniit>r- 3(i32 J. Write "Tailor," Box 511, Red Bank. casurements Co., Inc., Lewis St. & tlren'H cots. Sl.fiff ) li. KB l-dlllll. l TVn™MKHI'OOM. II KIITII rnni'li Inl tu-K Hint uu waul more fcuad Itstiups. 0' TEKP.Y SKIFF — Complete canvas in pie Ave,, Eatontown. _ AMERICAN FUNDING HAIIHAlNS for lientjup rttiil' loctrlnil gund Inrnlltv, tim- iDc wrsi «l I'.^'l ('nil ij-j now for prompt prr/fls-suniitl I'SEl) FlftETRlTK lulllityl. Ex canopy and cover, trailer, anchor, SECRETARY --.Ability to run office, n.-tnl;. Ailulls pri'lern !.. .si w monihly. fsiTvU-c. WalKcr am! Walkrr, KP:II F;»- shorthand and typlnc rssentlnl. Gen SH 1-4702 rmitr."n:tors. Eleo.trir ? ;ee Snw- lent condition. Will accept best offer. flttlne.i. With 1353 25 h.p.. J500 or 19.1S HilVEKS NBJBDKD for MR, SOfTEK. Available July 1. .^11 1-"JH.'3 until liitc Insuraiu' <1|K>U 7 (lays, SUr s- Call I'.umson UoroURh Clerk for Infor- ral office duties include light book' mobile Ice crenm truck. Good op- 7,all with CSIKV, lU\t' new, J"fl; clrrUlr r Kvinrude 35 h.p. electric, S750. SK 1- Our Personal Representative Will !/ SH 7:s, ii;t jiftoi ii p. in. Mirv l-'i-l'J. Il.intun Ofdc mation. RU 1-0545. 7MS. keeping. Hours 9-5. Red Htuik area, lortunlty. CO 4-72G0. Mlhvnukeo IIPJIVV dutv -." .Irlll. cxrel- lend complete resume to "T.s.c," Bo Call At Your Home lent condition. $25; Lock former Kafy SKAHH*Oi:K~siiiniiii'r rnilnl. Nai« j 1053 NASH STATESMAN , 19SS as h. p. Evinruile lone shall 11. Red Bank. ARPENTERS — Experienced In al- Wo Say YP.I Whero Others Fall rc«!pvr. Ww nfw ami Vv\\\i Crlmjirr KIVPT ;iri';i. V'unilslivi! nliu1 n> WA.NTKI) •- Ki-il Hunk Two teration and new work. Good wages. motor, $315, 25 Randall PI., with cninplele Ret cif .-itmihmentri. no I,,,,,,, heilrmmi, ii'ifnr lshe ICeanshurf.'. SEWING TEACHER WANTED — Parl E fi-12n2 or KE 6-D62R. ri'Jisonfihio offer refill PI I. Oil Inirnor rnutiii hotiH api'irlm time. Knowledge of newlnK necessary {iirl (lUfra, In boxes. $1.^5 pntMi. Mnny Unu- Ti)M f SPEED STT Windshield, Tor . Kxrclli'iit rfferi'iires. Writ* must have transportation. Apply Slnpni INSTRUCTION nl her Knils. wiring, flertrlr hoxrs. dr. ' W.uilL'd" J{(»c 511, or coll nigrtrn 3 MOBILE HOMES steering, forward deck, fittings, oars, Sewing Center, 69 Broad St., Red Bnnk WE NEED MEN NOW m nritrlnjil boxes, nt uncrlficc prices, iminlerl. Sen. OS 1-M3333. N. J. JOCAT. Company must hire geven men COUNTRY DAY CAMP - Lessons u-stury tumif. TRAILER -- 10W modern 46x10, lour iy July 1 Pt. We have various position; riding, su'imnilnp. elc. Academic tit- • n, |: • I* - l.V FIBEKGLAS "Winner" runabout. WAITRESS — Experienced, steady, din- r |it>rr]i. tin e lied- I'lUJKNTLV rooms, bath, shower, larpn refrlcera IS Johnson Sm Horse motor, electric ner hour, own I runs i'.nrt«it I on. Ap;:'> iprn. Only mnn who nre willing work toring. Apeji 6-12. ;i-, » week days, July I tnr nnfl range. Like new. 5S50 down starter ilfiriM. canvas cover. 5700 com- neetl apply, nn»I AtiRust. LI ?nil77. tMlelevllle Trailer Park J-5>, Palmer n person LlitcroCt Inn. Newman Spring A 1 t I 1 1 1 plete. KE 6.(1214. IW., Lincroft. E~LBCTKONICS~TEC11NICIAN3 IN DE- MACHINERY FOR SALE VlM" 'nr"nthly 'Weari;Nrm.'Ui Agency. , I'( ! iVr " pr.'^e'rU^s 'nlly^her^'oalifn ^ >ve., W. Keanflburg. 1 r 1 MI 111 1G' I.APSTRAKF, outboard flsliinc skiff. IRLS. general factory help, no ex SALARY 92 PER WEEK MAND—Attend one nifiht a week or L' !-™-'.!!!.. _. lV!. J?':. _V" '- '•'• 'If' «t-. t'nlon C;ly. N. J. L'N 7 Kiberglas hnttom, excellent. 5250. SH Saturday morning. PKosprct *-03f3. *AVK0 ENfJINE — "Powcrrd ftolrl pcrlence necessary. Apply In . AND UP cliopper with row pick up fi»r hay. I -1^05 evenings. son. Robin Wetlny. Inc.. 16 Brldgt Monmouth Rarlln Electronlca Institute, Call SH 1-4013, A Me for SH Conkittan Ave., Ashury AVP. fii'it I 111 Ie, two seasons, Will Mem mi- WANTED TO RENT NOTICE BOATS & ACCESSORIES Ave. i Eisner Building, second floor tral P. Very reason able. Miiy I'*' feri) ly.Vt 24' TROJAN EXPRESS CRUISER. personnel department. 1 55 hours, V8 power, hydraulic con- rear) Red Bnnk. it our plant nn Highway 7!», Mirll'nrn, Tin l-'ort Mnntnoitlh Extliauce Is nr- 14' KrNAHOIT. small deck, windshield trols, electric foilpe pump, full head. MOTHER'S HELPEIl - Must havi r»hon« HO 2-18hO. aslt for C-il. Or-utiRer. hiith. AlJJirtment Imii-ie nr nn estate. -.'punt; a)'.|'|].:al L.IIIH [nr ;i i,inc."-s;nn "leering wheel, canvas cover. Al 1 1 Ktiltoy and dinette. Will accept trade. .U>rcs!L PilKSSKR -- Yriir round po- MERCHANDISE Jommnulcatlon I rod nets Co.. Inc. Om. adult. Write "APT," Box Ml. I*1'1' ti> felt puckaKed l.'e eream ai-.,l i^lnl.d 185!). S'.'!>5. 43 Mechanic St., Red Hank own transportation or sltep in. it inn. Must he dependable. Apply iiuellie.'.. fri.m tntrk.v at. 1-nrt MHII- In water, will demonstrate. Call CA p, cleaninc. References. LI 2-191' Hank. !)-24fin. nr PR 4-8424. pt-raon. Morey Lnliue, Hwy. 35, FOR SALE nni]lli. Nrw .lers.'y :.nd siipporled nr- I95K H' Owens fiberfclas deluxe run after nix p.m. posSU* Ilendtx. Eatontown. SCJ.1 (MJNCItETB MIXKIt. Kansum ldti aliout. Windshield and steering. Navy Liv 11 li-S- lliteresl.-il ii ]' 1.1 li'M r-.t -i art. I.-- SEVEN-WEEK old !G' nil fiberglnsser VACATION PLANS AHEAD? EnTn' nm.lel. One hull v;inl, fmir rvhtnlei" "ri'iit hf»ui=. In your pocltet. Irnr Infnnniitlon phon Saturday. College graduate preferred. f.ir liifniaintlDii r.'laliiii: tn ninlirnllnnv. I7~'~BAY CITY~7NI!O7\P.I~- Maliotnnl 1060 MASTERCRAFT boat trailer, three under. Exrcllunl rtinditiim. m.VJ Minn- plank, leather seats. 10!) h.p. Gr SH 1-4313 or write 25 Elizabeth Ave. Write '"Times." Box 511, Hed Hank. ORGAN STUDIO •ajinlla-Mollnp wllh 1-ull lumler nml inlreinfulH and interviews l.ir tjuF weeks nhl, inspected, tilt bar. heavy Hulse Manor Brick Town. N. J. FURNISHED ROOMS marine. Used 25 hours. Speeds to duty winch, direction lights, front safe- of ASBURY PARK lenry Hiirlthoc, Src nt V;\ rnmiDhdi c.uieessl.ni. with Carry Craft trnller. $2550. RU 1ty lnck. pxtrn chain, six tnniiem roll- MEN — 2 yard nf "eorpu C. ('(irhran Inc., Jloutc AjuilU-atlnns will be arcnplcd until 206S. SECRETARY — I*aw Offlrp. Lr-Rfil c C(lMFORTi\lU,V. ItonMS -- niitunrtMl ers and seven tuiw rollers, one-nv.w prrlcnce preferred but nnt rciulrn To work sta mechanics or hflppvs 1H Al! Models on Display Clri'le. Kni-mlnB!•• 11NM. rXSSAC.i: blf. Salary oprn. Wrllft 5tntlr Tliursdny. June. 2'tnl 8 n. m. to B p. rn. . a. COINS — STAMPS - Top prices paid for gold, old currency, collcc- in-' oitm.vANi i; nitific.'itlons to V. O. P-ix 218, Atlti SALES AND SEKVICE AM OH111NANCE VSTAHUSKINr; A Highlands. IIGH SCHOOL tmys to parn extra IlENTAL AND INSTRUCTION ttonB, odd tots; old corrvs;iondencc REAL ESTATE FOR SALE nioiipy ns Kitchen help. Apply Har- Estate nppraisRIs. Monmnuth stamps I'OIIE TO RI'ICln.ATK AND I'ON- Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 3:30 Coins. 60 Monmouth .ft. KII 1-1)0211 TIIIIL THE LOCATION, f'ONSTHI'.' WOMEN* to help In laundry duri ry's Lnh.iter House, Spa Brlpht, N. J. HOUSES FOR SALIC TloN. I'SK, MAlNTKNANi'E. ANH Ritmmcr spa son. Experience not nt COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. PIANOS — Highest prices paid. II. Ten. $ SAVE HUNDREDS $ ppsnry. Apply Dona Id's Laundry, TRniANlO. sN marrie METHOU Ol' EMITYlNii (>!'. man experienced In penersl ntilo re- zor. 306 Main St.. Lalcewood or KO*- LITTLE SILVEIt I'.ANCIIEK -- Living CI.EANINf: INIIIVIIH'AL SEWEI:- Marion St., Rrfl Banli. pair, Imdy work, nnd nr balnnclnp and PR 5-9300 oroft 3-2100. ruriiH \v;!li flreiil.'irr. ilmlnc rn'im A(iE lllSPOSAL SVSTI-:MS, III' EXPKH1ENCKD COOK to preparp evi kltrln-n. llirrc hnlrminii. on'1 t '•• 11: nTIIRIt I'LACE!) UCEM I Ol! THE ltRnfnK- Sen'' resume of experience aALT HAY-FINEST QUALITY -IIOHKST CASH JM'JCKK 1MII>-For nlnp meal fnr two nriults. Tlirpf ml sjilnry dcilrod to: "A.M." Box 1 tireezeway for .suiiiiiiM- ili-n, full bnsr l:ECKI"TltiN Ol'. SI'OP.Ai'lK nM $$ PRICES SLASHED $$ Fred D. Wikoff. Co. entire or part contents of huine ! anil 1 11. Red Run!:. ment. C.mice* in nil r"mm PrU -' HUMAN' EXCHBMENT, THE 1«- Fivp niphts per week. Call SH 7-23 811 1-0551. iSlWM, Fiirnllure. niitiques, oriental aftrr 7 p. rn. at A necnllnhle JIS.Mi'l. Kxrlu«lve tvll SfANl'K (IK I'Elt.MITS AND Pl:i ' SALESMAN—Married rnnn with rnr. CASH REGISTERS — New «nd USE[|1IE«. p^lntinfiS. etc. KltlEllMAN CAI,- \'IIHNi; PKNALTIKS FOi: THE HOSTESS for fonn.-il dining room. MH bondnble nnd ready to work. JFJUKS. Pit 4-314.'l. EVPnlnRS *'A 2-74R2 VIOLATION' THKUKoF, • MGA's • Sprites • English Fords 1 many models, reasonable. We sell. bn well Rroomod iind wrll R^oke ifiRS in MnnniOMlh nm Oeran rent, repair. Talco Cash Register Co. The Dowstra Agency TO ALL I'ONCKHNKH. Take notice Salary oppn. Exprrit-nce prcforrrrl b Counties. Work with Pistrlet Knnnppr CA 2-11414. thai Hie nbuve Orillnance w;,s pas'rit 51 E. Front 81. :.l :. retulnr hi.-etlnf: or Hi" llnar.l ..f • MORRIS MINORS not necr.ssfiry. AKP hptwnn 23^0. R while trnlnlng. Call Mrs. Kankin, Pit KH 1-M(in lily P. O. Box Ml TU-d RHUU «r tcV (17Ot> Tnr nppolntment. rYl'EWElTEIlS, ADDING maclllnts. PETS AND LIVESTOCK lleaitii ..I II,,. Hnr.,ni:li nf Riimmn on 1 Hie (.111 il.iv nf June, 1WI. phone for appointnipnt. SH 7-2.^0 All maRP. ] now or used. Quiranteeil. MTTI.K K1LVKM Sf-v 17fo~M0irUl7K .SALESMAN WANTRIX Now as 520. Bcrplco'.i, 101 MonmoMh 1AVK PUNIER—Will travel. Davey'l I'.ITIt CIK.IKA. WOMAN KOH KtMicrtil hniisfwork nr> steady employment 'or experienced miUl. Thn-e ln\ely Ju'dn.-ms. 1-. St. Next to theater. SU 1-0485. Mahlea. l'.T.A., blrtll'lay parties, elc. li.illii. Krpn-rit'e il-tiint; rnimi, V." living Keeretnry, r>"a rd of Health, $200 ALLOWANCE ON ANY CAR YOU CAN CDOklnp. Live In. Must linve man who will only be. nntl.sfjpd with nr.Hes, ponies sold. AT l-'.'li,r»:i. forpncoK. ill' l-1f»22. ;ood yearly enrnlnps. This unuaunl CONTENTS of restaurant — Neon I'lmiii willi ('ol"nl:il fu I'plitce, den, far in n.uiuiKh of Riiin.son. PUSH, PULL, CARRY OR DRIVE IN! •pentnK 'nr the ri^ht man tn sell a signs, cigarette counter, hontns and i:TtM\N si ii: IM i in; i ~i«niiiieT m si;.,' UltclttMi. full Imsemcnl. hot watm June 51 j| j^ BEAUTICIAN, tvill nr pnrMime. E: Kipulnr OM car In New Jpraey's fa.st- tables, fountain counter, P,r\fT\onif" 1 EI~AUC~re1;Inleri-Tl, sIx~rmnitlu llt'i'illnr. -"'•'-•'' I'ni.s|iert Avi* , I-llll" Sll OP Afl'OI'NT • Complete Stocks • Immediate Delivery • Bank Financing EXPERIENCED LOOPEItS, ple ly to "Atitomnhilp"hil" , BoxB 616111 It, d Ited Road gravel, lie load, J20. iCckcl'e needs lo lie near t'lilldren. Call vi-r. Fl\ 1 l.'ilHl EsTATK OF ANNA T. Itl'K. DE- work in p conditions. Llhpral pmp Bunt;. plvinR hacKpround in sal Trucklns. Morgnnville. I-O 8-5707. t)pmifit.1!, Cniitrrburv Knitters Ltd., Ix CEAKEH. Nobody, But Nobody Undersells cust St.. Kcyporl. N", J. PEHMANENTS from JH.Mt up. Gimr- TMKKK HALLS OF KLI'KF I.KI-'T • ,,!;.Ilt for s:.k. will, ml h-at. ?.'.' nti. elc l t!i,it I lie nntecd a nprint; in every curl. Inn 'I'liree tnale pill rnalnte OUT "I th vil.< •:«, KT.'CII RESPONSIIU.E WOMAN to t.ikfl mot HELP WANTED-Male - Female HalrdreBsers, 89 Monmouth fil, Sll 7- 1 Pointer. 5»1 *'a!| ntu-r 7 j> in. :» Hill- .vat'M K»S, lectilclty. J!l7ft ticiv LI f III. rslale of IVClM^'d rr.s place In worklnp nn)l)]cr's honi 1R5L sldf St., Jtlver Pln?.ii, Ked Bnnk. Pit Five day wppk. SH 7-31M days, RIT PKESSER — Year around, hourly or .' ati'lit.'il and ,.:at.',l l. tiir weekly liasb. Must havt experlerce. HUGS—HWr virgin won], never unTd. I me f'Miiitv ...' Mnii an.I re- 2?H evpnings. >Y I'l.nt F.S'l'A'l'KS, IK'ir Hf mrteil fnr Mellifluent Aid vacation, holidays. Community Also matching I>alr 0x12 to 12xl!8. PEH1C.HKR female. Irish M-HIT, ft.nr Tiir Mo'l- Rani;. Ttirt'M licdiiinni, twenty year iiontll Ccinty Ci-'lrt I'r ite iMVlMnn, EXPERIENCKD EFFICIENT Waltrc Hle.nnrrtf. Little Sliver. SH 1-HCOS. SB 2-0519. years old. Child ren's pel. Well Pnrt time, no Sundays. Apply Cole brlek l inch, with rhanii, Iiiin1«rfipe'l. II H>.in.-i.lay. th» •Jillh lal UcstiUirant. % Rrnnd St.. Rpd Bni COUPLE tn opurate Italian restaurnnt, MAN'S ACCOKUION mined. Jlensomildi;. MURI sell, AT I- 5:i.fii)() pizza. Idrnl. All year. Call before Pli one 1 T.'JII. ;'nwnn^ll0i|.er:tnmUh.1'sl|f"ll(ii.»7^ner ^ ^^MMW'' clin UwZ* JinmmViIl HAIRDRESSER with following in ma fi a. in. after 5 p. m, LO 6*0239. n£p Tirw hpnuty salon, p'xcellent nj _J.l ui'f'*^1. I'luMer and Ciuitmt'I I.-.'S. BABYSITTER—Five days a wrpk, 11 BE A UT Y~OPBK"AT6R~— Experlencrrr rnllie AKC L<.v<|v dOK wltli gentlr w:.U«. Imf w:it.-r hfiil. Many extras. Dat ed June mt:i. A. P , IW. r>. Including Saturday, Sunday, on GROMA TYPKWIUTKIt. nfrl Con rllsiififiltlfin. H\i ]-'.VJW. |.1I7.'>' classified mln hnvf» bec^ getting It Bsprn, otfiCB id MonmowtU Bt., Red H-iim-M I» !. ,t Telet-.n-.h 11:11 IM.. Central Jersey's Largest Foreign and Sports Car Dealer son Lane, itummm. RI' 1-1)621. halli'i Srreeneil i-h. L-irc.- their ndvertlnrrfl for nvpr thrco-iiua Hank. pdOhLKS, finall tmniaturefl. AKC re^- Ml'lilleinwi "•' .1 I. i-liiiti!|U'in lil'Hid 11 nv Hum V.A. mnr!- lera of a century.—Advertisement, TKANHKERREf) - - Ulnlnp niorn net THK MONMul'TH roi'NTY ApnJ '.'fi. S;irrlf)i-f. SH IMiM, \ AiuiiiR v:i.V"i. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female TV. refrlccratrr-frrr/.pr, living rorm NATIONAL I! \NK net. MlBColU-tnetius. CO 4-1815. Call lie KI'.Kl-: HI'JC" iiir.ntMt i.hi p»rl cnllie pup' ] Hv neori:e !•' |!-i!»i- Jr , I'lUVATK TtlTORINO — Teacher of- iwecn 5-G. Itest offer. py. Il'iuselirukeri mul hai hail Imr Tni^t Of;-..-.T fers private lessons In English find 2" TV - I'HUNOfMtAI'H - AM • KM."tints. Sll 7-nMl. FlKALTolt IU'1 H.V.'K. .*•• I If) Siirinc Wrevt J'.»."l H-inl IP.S. spcecli at her home. Call SH 1-1198 rndfn, combination, i'M. Good condl' fiKKMAN^KIIHPIIKPJ). pnppieV AKf SltndyKM** 7 tm P; Lalir WILL HELP wllh parlies, dinners or kn nl'l. RH 1- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY other occasions. Babysitting, light fifK'O. Jilt 1!> IN< 'LUIU'.S trtxes, Wiitcr, V't-' electrU'Uv ami full luntntetmni i- housework. Kit l-8fifil. th;m year old. Cnll ' KK 0 «IX "MONTHS uiIICP.| n A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! HAHYKI'ITINli — lly day or week In nil ItiiMMilMlm,-. IJi-d li-i .1. CO 4-1151 y;iril with tree*. LI 2-lii'Ji. If no aniiwr my home. Experienced and reliable. .11C O'^fATIC waHhliiK niariilnn 1-12 I'.ensonnlili-. KII 1-3227. Kuud workiiift nmi) 11 urn. No i ffi l'.KLIAHLK WOMAN WltHicn to tnfce nblp nffcr rrfufifd. Sll I-M11. Adding Machines—Typewriters China and Glass Repair Pet Supplies caro of children In her home. 157 I'ONY CAl'.T ANIl KAlllll.K. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Miiplc AVP, HH 7-2fin«). Will hoard. Ctill nfler fi p.m. By KEN REYNOLDS ADDING MACHINES — Typewrite™ EXPERT MENDING—China, glass, HELKN MILLKK ariuarlum shopping KK fi-rll-jH APARTMENTS QUICKIES sold, rented, repaired. Sorrlco's, 101 silver rcrinblilni' anil plating. Thorrn. aervlce, Dry and [roznn foods anr n IBM electric, CflU Sit' 1.6135. '.. li'HiMS, IJnyilr'.nnd Jusl" Monmouth St., Iletl Bunk. Sll 7-0185 os buckets. China & Glnss shop. 147 supplies to order hy rnnll or appoint Mis. Wynlieri;. Ma tit wan. PlMiuu Hroad St. Ited Bank. SII 7- * I i AT I i "~Fi i i f I Fuel Oil—Heating Plumbing & Heating la.is Reach Cluh. Kea lirlght. N. J. Ca APPLIANCE REPAIR Rncl Installa- iirver used Full warranty. $li(l. NI.HHKU. i'rlvnte po-il. JIM) montlily. •r 5 p.m. AT l-lfltill. M\i«l noil. Cnll Co 4-7Wifi. ^__ _ Sll 1-KSM. ] tion. KestdcntlRl nnd commercial wlr> KUEL OIL & HEATING—Call SH 1-UKPA1HS, SERVICE and Mitnl* Inc. Allrn Electric. SH 1-0012. 0010. Oil Delivery, Inc., Hcrvlca 4 nanco 24-hour service, seven dayi YOUNf; LADY c;OLLKfJR HTWPKNT PO()ir;rAnLKrJt'x(i'7ln exrriir-nt cnndl- FOUP. HOOMH, iinTn liSlU'll. II. wlv dec. I Sales, 3 Herbert St., Iterl Bank. Martin J. HcGuIre, Inc. SH 7-3707 desires fiiiinuier position as typlHt-re- tion. CJoi.d for hnine club. New nr;ited, tlnsit |u hlKliwjiV, Auctioneer ceptlonlst, SH 1-S3:i!*. Ciistilnns nnd cover, 10 cue Midi* jcrm|i|e, nn pem, K K H-Mins Radlo-Telcvislon Repair YKS, I will privately tutor your child and rm:k. Hriflce nnnndd acfir« tnrh. Het AI'AKTMKNT-- Ile.-nitlhil u-tv IJITKC Furniture—New And Used of h.'illn nnd hid I rack, two pill c B. G. COATS—An essential Auction 7.V'J1. CAP.P.lAriE Er.'l'.l.lHH HElHiiREE - ruin MI find li.it I), nlre ci "nun (IK, 111 111- Insulation & Elrllnc Corp. Certlfle Excellenl coii.llllmi S:.1.. Cnll AVIS—Hont a new car or truck. IJOW Home Improvements Johns-iManvllla contractor I'll S-8IO7 WOMA;;~WIHnKH~llf)rRKWOirKrfive tl'-i, ?!«• IlllV I. Sll K'M.V rates. Maple Avc, Ked Danlt. SH 7- or' Adam Llnzmayer AT l-o:!()2. i!;ivs a wci-V. ttr irontnj; tt> iio nt 0308. Pn 4-5111. Dally 7 n.m.—10 p.m WOltlvINri .MAN'S contractor—Alter- linine. SH UMX _ __ atlon.i, additions, painting, masonry, iDLSON CO. I.NCr^itoonnirsiilIng A InMriler HI.MCiN'H FA HH IC f'KNTF.P., alt thn«n Illtle John. 1,0 fl-1714. Insulation. Installed and guaranteed IIICLIAHLK WMiiwui whtie* Ironing, two Kunsei AVP. BI\(1 Hwy. 'XU, A^uury I'rvrk. Awnings — Canopies lor 1!) yearn. I'll 6-071)5—AT 1-Dfiin. mnftll waRltes. Cnll Pnrk. KK G-.VM'J-M j .'ill I 1!)K1 - AWNINGS-CANOPIES mado to orrler. JALOUSIK DOORS KI-"KII IK:.TV Ai'Airi.Mi'::.-!'!! niii'inij I Insurance Tile—Ceramic HAIlYKITTV'i; F.xperlrnred. hi nil V.lli-hni. Ccinvpnli'iit'y Im-ntMI. SH 1- Krea efitlraatea. Standard AwnlnB Co., n'il't 815 nivcr Hi].. F.ilr Hnven. SII 1-M98. ALLSTATK INSURANCE CO. - Wa REMODELING our specialty. Ccrain. KChriol Klrl. C:ill OH 1-.T!2!» $49.95 havo a policy to suit your every need. Ic or mosaics, Lifetime beauty nnd Alms ftinmllimn. rn?ni'!flf. lirjtlilng ^^• You're In good hands with Allstntn. construction. Floora, walls. cHUngs, KXPK!tiKNf'K|> liiihvnltltT w7nlif>R*»tini' in.i'l.i II Boating Supplies Irn In lMiy. !nitnllnlInn >i|>lliinnl. Cnll • III .1 A'lklllK Vi Weil n John P. Mcllugh, Agent. RU 1-1091. Paul'a Tiling Bnrvlce. CO 4-3M4 (lien cijiplfivriirnl, prefernMy al l/enrli PlinWN'K, (7 I'.ranil HI. (Ill l-7.'iflfl ('.Til SH l-Mitd. y lui- . iri-j N,,r tod Avi NEVKIl SINK wlttl NAVESANDI l.-(jA.\r IM;i:i:f:rt UK 1 1'JC.ii. NavaianA Wanna Ralea Co., Oceao Landscaplng-Gardening Tree Service lIKJlt'Hf'iinoL '^rfi.|inti-'wi.'-lirs"|.ns|. I'nJMAIlT Ave,, Era nrlKhl. SB 2-1101. tlnii UN hiihysllter riiirlriK p* i j in inn , Alll.irll MI.T TREK SBRVICS Insures. Qcn- K.,\'ni:;rowt) II|I;II I innit LAWN SEUVICB - I'etn tilling. Dn- rral cara of trei'.i. 124 Boliliaw Avi,, B'l'iii" I'/Mr.ilr onlnldf 'if ynur | I" i'l Nl.ill.p pcndabln, reasonable, nrrvlce. Call KiUnntown. LI 2-2127 YOl'Nii" WOMAN~wl«hes t., care for r Building Contractor Oeorgo llonlen. ."II 1-7777. rrnwii's liimilnli'il, !••"• I l"'' ' I' I" 'i\y .sll 71 children »l li.mie t.r hemh. Exj.erl- "I AhimlMi'm ^I'IIIIK In (| yp;ir (,'iinniii EI.IIEI'.ON l.illtr C 4 C liUlWKl'.a 7. l enceil, exrellcnl I'.vliurner, B" d refer- Inltny fiiliir'i. .'.'nI lit rti-r-nnlvfl nn V"1' Vacuum Cleaner Repair cnccB. Call HII in2.14. tbri'.-io'.m l.nilii I'" SpeclallEtnK In aluminum elrilnit pluf tilling, trees removeil. hauling, me. Ihlnh. Ku 'l"Wli piiyriirnl. I'p 1" Miclor MimmuUM'ii wA l«i-.ivh. Vv complete bulldlnK aorvlco nnd remod- clwinlal crabprans coi\Uo\ and lawn EMUTItOLUX yniirit to p;iv. IViwn'D, 47 Ilronel hi., JI'.'O. IIM Mni'iilii I'uiiil. V. ellns. CO 4-1070 or CO 4-1KI7. ronovatlon, latent mothrjil. Males Hcrvlco fluppllr ilr.l Ilmik. «il 1-7.VK). _ ; SITUATIONS WANTED^ Male •j nm:i: IKIVJM rmnmiK-.i""ni'illini'iil, JOHN CAUWAU-AIJKlt-Billlilcr. New 720 Mrltlaon Avc., Asbury Park. Ko prompt .-oiiio service or lrr« clirekup prlv.il" li.il Ailulli. ."•'" work, altertttlnnn. Wood nml asphalt nnd Gnrdcn Supplies YAllTlM (IEMJVIIS. A'rTICI)~eleanpd7 |. t . iill I .' II rr»h. Hlnco VSM. P.U J-0-I5H. nn your i-jiiiutrolux, call Pit fi-OGGl. Any nnd ell trash rflrnoved. Lsr^o Auction Sale l k Kil7!mv liitnuli •r.l I'.r1 tifHTKl'-ANU OONSTIU XTKIN—Now uvmoN co., INU! _ ____ DEAL CENTER ill|,ln, '|H , It".I homM, .-.!!crMloii?t. ropnlra, tlinn pny- For nil Liwn and Oarden Huppllri Watch Repair |!;i menu. I'hone KH OILM-'—KK GOfi£B. \W W. Front Ht. H1I |.230fl l3~W:Xif~OLij~l7flYM~^~~l)rslr« work 4 Ocean Avc. Do.il KXi'EHT WATCH ami clock repair. werlaTi'tii, clnaiilnf; yards llt'it "ill'.li 11A \ K rborcs. elc. Cnll evenlllKI HII 7.1BI& Nt;w HOMKlii al?e7nlir»iu, re fnlm, IJltrjurmlenllv rlenliPd cleLtronlcalty SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 10:30 i (I..'I HlKfir'l ri 11 n 1117T itorlt l-'or csllrnates I'ninllng nnd Decorallng trjterl .MKL1NA JHWKI.HItH, KLEC'lHli'lAH WORK WANTEM .I'l mil llrrljerl Klcenraurh Sll i-MOI. Mnnrnmith St.. Hed Hank. 311 7-11)01, y.'lirs' 1 xperleniR. .".o Jf.li tr,o Itmnll. A.M. Call CA V (I'lflft i.OI'IM^.'AKHAN —l'nlntVr~~niratVirT FURNITURE ANTIQUES t. u in a t. Fit Cesspool Clennliij; |i.U'*TlianJ; MA:: ',lici davn' I'll i|.In All lilt 1-lllii. nllvr li p, m. ; — FabrlciUlnR wni . \vBlVl..e DECORATIONS • .!/.•, « nl Thurv flK.I''l'IC 'IM';K'!I. illy "-<>!I -t. rvlrf-rl, .lll.'.'lvi ,t« ll.'ill'j: — ('.ilnt'lIVE"~n"inl" TKL'CK JHlJtlKU and iri'lu-itrlni MM ll.ickh'ia wurl!. ilrcorall:i(;. (Jftlciftl rorit: rl ctltiK. Fr«fl r)ltil il. Exhibition 1111'. 1) 1 C. II. WIHnn. fill 1-lMi; e.i:liiin|Kn. Call HW 1-11S7 Wulilinf fit K.iJjrleatlini'fJ')! fill V-iVVfi. . ••••!" I I ' . ' ' I ' ' ' —wu'ie (jfttlinij loo niiitiy Indiiins!" Ki; I;,;:I,VJ or ].i; « r..?. IWlil. Fl,". land River Street Schools and a card party, tomorrow night in the squad's building on Spring St. Committee aides, Mr. Alampi said New Jersey Memorial Field, cash farm receipts have declih-I Activities on all five play- left to right, Mrs. Jack Loversidge, Mrs. Peter DeFazio and Mrs. Samuel Scalio. Cut Crowd in Ducks o I .mm S:a7,O57,O00 in 1956 to Rr0Unds will include arts and 52f)S,0(K).O(in in IflSft. ; 9 craftS| sports and games, special) (y/\ Party Honors However, even more meaning- i events, picnics, mmovieso , a soft->wi/ Gardeners fill is the drrp in net farm in-1 ball league for boys and a volley- Be the smartest one In your crowd enmc, from $112,31)0,000 in 1056 to ball league for fiirl.s. Sandra Scullion an estimated $69,400,000 last year,; The playgrounds will be open Are Honored Suggestions with these real sharp whites. he said. i Mondays through Fridays from UNION BEACH - Sandra Scul- Nautical and nice, Mom will love the Decline Reasons j noon, and from 1 to .v Carhart. tricia [.nylon, Toms River. The committee will sponsor a In lllfifi, she was graduated series of eight band concerts in from Douglass Cnfiegc. She wasMarine Park Wednesdays at 8 awarded ;i master of arts degree p.m. starting July 6. In history this lime. In Ihe event of rain, Ihe con .Mr. KelkT, formcrlv r>[ High- rerts will be held the following land Park and I'iilinficld, was r r night at (he same lime and [:iadii;iti'd from Kul ;ers in l!l.i.>. place. lie received a hachrlor of laws (li'iTi-e. Mi. Kilier .served two years Library Sols In the Ai in',' iiiianlry as a lieu- tenant. He r.a:; stationed in Alas- Slimmer Plans Durinj! that time, Mr-;. Keller MIDDLliTOWN - A summer Bands of Beauty by Cobbies diil iT.-i'luali' wink in hislorv nl "rending incentive" progrniv r I'lif I'mvi-r'.iiy i.l Alaska, l-air- will he sponsored by Ihe I riend5 Have you discovered the shoes with that all-day-wonder- lianV'-. of the Library of Middletown 'lis. K..|',er is a teacher in Township. ful feeling? Openly feminine summer shoes that come Mi'WIi'ifmn Tinvnslnfi. The four-week program will he- Mr. Keller plans to take his gin July 5. in white, multi-color or beige ombre. 11.95 b.ii' I'X.'itntrt.'ilmil ni'Xl liionlh then Children, seven through 14, can will si-ru' his clerkship with tin- register at the main library, 78 STEINBACH'S SHOE SALON, Street Floor and Asbury Park film of Kark'.is, Kantor and Kings llwy. Hums, Kevpoil. The Irieiuls of Ihe Library will nl.-;o sponsor a Iwo-monlh sum- SIKAWIH-RRY ITSTIVAl. mer series of story hours for ' o O'T.AM'DKT - Tin- Lions ihilihen ihree lo six years old Chili v. ;!l hoM a Strawberry I e.- Tin1 Mory sessions will be heh Iwal l',:lay I nun i; In II p.m. al on Thursdays at 10 a.m. begin- w n fie I'h'iiil, Wollhill Ave , fo,- ihi ning July 7 at the main '.ibrary. Big, Basket Handbags h'lii fit of (he siglil rnnsi'ivali'in ;i!i'l '' hnl.'ii' hip ami welfare m: ItriHwiit's hiM'sl Many fashionable stylet in chipwood or woven wicker. tivit'e'-. l!;uli;ira Dciic^ar Smart rope handles and leather trim. Natural only. j KATONTOWN-ISarbara llen'.- $5.00* i;:ar was invested into Hrowme o Troop l!li; Satunlay aflcruci'iii at the hiiini.' of leader Mrs. .lames * plus tax LIE'S -'•'ii'lil, Ir, W.ill S|. Mis. \\ .Maik Moyle also welcomed Vir- STEIN/IACU'S HANDBAGS, Street Floor and Asbury Park Farm Market i:mi;i Ui-rtranil ami Denise Mnyle, I'.liu lleiv up fmiii ||1(. Hrnwnic troop into inliTinediate scoulmg. HIGHWAY 35 Other seoiils attending were •J'l'.i e Nudd. Deborah .Stout, Deli- New River Pearls by Coro MF.ADnONS COKNICR 1 <>r;ili l\irter, Cheryl Mydoi k, jKathy Sp.iiijer anil JiNinncltc Como on in ... the fashion's fine. Core's new River MIDDLETOWN .Moorr. (iuests present wcri1 Mis. I!

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