Distribution fair, warn and humid today, REDBAM tonJfbt and imonem. High Today bote day*, Ms, Low tonight, 76. S«e weather and tide* page J Independent Daily f 15,450 ^ MONDAY THROUGH rKIDAY-ESTmt J
Isjued Dally, Monday through Friday, entered ai Second Clasl Matter VOLUME 82, NO. 270 ,ane went down collided. Alan said he didn't see tending to visit Montgomery Ter- Present Keys Main St. and Park Ave.. was held I Freehold First Aid Squad worked sounding yes" to the question It was the second walkout of Main St and Park Ave ws held I French naval craft and heli- Sica's boat approaching. race in a year, promising them it As part of the dedication cere up by the gunman after he had over the victims for more than "Am I my brother's keeper?" the two-week conference. The copters sent out immediately Sica's boat sank after collid- will be "prettier" than at pres- mony, apartment keys were pre closed the bar about 2:45 a. m. an hour with resuscitators. Final Montgomery Terrace was delegation from the Dominican ifrcim Dakar, located the hull of ing with the steel, hull of the ent. sented to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hildcbrandt told police he had !y Dr. Donald G. Reynolds o named in honor of John L. Mont- Republic quit the meeting Aug. the big plane resting on the barge. His life jacket kept him Malinconico, the first senior citi closed thc bar and had crossed Freehold pronounced the boys gomery, Sr., Monmouth County The 40 families who were given 20 after the other ministers :sandy bottom of the ocean in afloat until he was picked up housing were chosen out of more zens in Montgomery Terrace, and found Generalissimo Rafael Tru- the street and got into the caril dead. welfare director, who has been !abou: t GO feet of water. by another speedboat. active in public life more than 50 than 300 applicants. Mr. Baynton to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thorn jillo's regime' guilty of plotting when the gunman, wearing a Wrong Side ton, who will ocupy a three-bed- A few rubber rafts floated on The regatta was canceled. The lake is about a quarter years. said those who did not get hous- to assassinate Venezuelan Presi- mask, forced his way into the! room apartment. dent Aomulo Betancourt and car and pointed a nun at him. the surface but there were no Sica had come in second in mile long and about 600 feet wide. signs of survivors. the Chester regatta last year. Mr. Thornton said he will pay voted political and economic He ordered Ilildebrandl to The borough side is manned by $65 a month rent. He said he is A veteran of more than 10 lifeguards. The boys were on the sanctions against the Dominican drive down Park Ave., to Port Weather Overcast presently paying about $130 Republic. Monmouth Rd. Tllp weather was cloudy and years of speedboat racing, township side. Wants Breakage month for a seven-room apart had participated in events all The Smith boy lived with his There the gunman had Mr. Mil- slightly overcast as the plane ment on Leighton Ave. His wif< debrandt drive down Port Mon-jmadc a routine radio check-in through the shore area and out eight brothers and sisters at the is expecting a third child. of the state, and held a number Says It Should Go To County mouth Rd., and turn off toward I preparalory to swinging into its home of his grandparents, Mr. Mr. Baynton called Montgom Wage Bill of trophies. and Mrs. Dennis Smith. the beach. ; landing pattern. NEW SHREWSBURY —Mayor | Mayor Baron was asked last ery Terrace the "culmination ol He made the bartender turn his' " made two unsuccessful ap- He was a member of the Cen The Leggett youth is survived hard work" and said Mayo tral Jersey Racing Association. by his mother, Mrs. Victoria Leg Karl K. Baron yesterday revealed,night if his request to Mr. Bark- Compromise lights off. iprnaches and was circling for a »^w "^presents a clash with GovGov- Gray's "drive made it possible.' A Keyport resident since 1948, gett, and two sisters and a broth that he has asked Assemblyman Rev After a short distance the gun- third when it disappeared from ernor Meyner's stand on race! R Ch- Charlel s E. Bourne of tin Mr. Sica resided at 267 First er. man lierl up tho bartender with i sight in a rain shower and went Clifton T. Barkalow (R-Mon) to track revenue AME Zion Church and Rev. Har Is Sought white adhesive tape and rags. 'down. St. He operated the Highland Both bodies were removed to seek legislation which would give, WASHINGTON(AP) - The Mr. Hildebrant said the gun-; The plane had radioed the air- Launderette in'Highland Park. the Callahan Funeral Home, Free Freehold Raceway, "bk--breakage"," J^'^^^^^^T^^^ nlan was ahout l() Born in New York, he moved hold. 8 congressional adjournmcnl drivei fi''fi him but port at Dakar at 6:45 a. m. pre- ID Monmouth County rather thanj^"^^^ ^ W _ A . was keyed today to another at-!cllanRcd 'lis mind saying "I trust paratory to land, just after dawn, to Matawan as a child. He at- The other victims: t0 the state J Da Assoclates Asbur vou Se 63 tended Matawan schools and was Almonesson—Marie and Isa - -known to take an Independent-* " { ' > tempt of a Senate-House Confer- -" I ( <-> FEARED, Page 2) At present, the raceway keeps .. Park, was the general contractor graduated in 1941 from Mata belle Acevedo, two13-year-old p stand on certain issueSissu | nhe saisaidd | ence Committee to compromise its •----breakage• , whic.-.--.-•-..-h is th-e change,..->. 'Bernard Kellenyi was the ar- a dispute over minimum wage wan High School. (See TRAGEDY, Page 2) and if tnat is the ujon jn chitect; Haaren and Beers, thc left after pari-mutual tickets are whichhh I finf d myselfl , then I, too, legislation. paid to the nearest 10 cents. mechanical engineers, and Fran (See BREAKAGE, Pg. 2) E. Mitchell, the civil engineer If prospects of an agreement Expect Fighting Mr. Barkalow is listed as co- appear hopeless, Democratic lead sponsor of a bill to require the ers are expected to call for a Sharks Around raceway to give the breakage to quick wind-up of the stormy, pol- Katanga Border Clash Threat the state, the same as the state's itics-ridden session that began aft- three thoroughbred flat racing To Prepare 3-Year er the national party conventions. EIJSABETHVN.LE, (he Congo, sai Province into Katanga. Bathers Report Seeing Them tracks — Monmouth Park, Gar- Before the afternoon conference (AP) — The threat of fighting Katanga Army spokesman plac- den State at Camden and Atlan- committee meeting, the house ar-| along the Katanga border grew ed Congolese troops in Luputa, The shark scare abated some- in an effort to save it. The tic City. Improvement Plan ranged to devote its time to leg-!today. Congolese forces loyal to an agricultural center about 20 what at shore beaches over the shark bit through one bone and At Odds With Meyner? islation affecting only the Dis-;Premier Patrice Lumumba were'miles from the frontier, but said week-end. halfway through another. In a telegram to Mr. Barkalow, trict of Coumbia. j reported within 20 miles of the patrols were probably probing Bathing • areas in Atlantic Bubble Fence ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Hudson Regional Board of Edu- The Senate had on its hands a rich secessionist province. border defenses, Mr. Baron, a Democratic candi- A five-year capital improvements cation. Highlands, Long Branch and The Stockton Hotel, on whose delayed, showdown vote on a i Katanga's rebel Premier Moist' Mineral State beach Mr. Brodeur was swim- fOr the b r0U8h wi be compromise social security blllTshombe rushed troops to the The Congolese were part of a Ocean Beach were closed tem- UI> ° " Regional Proposal porarily Saturday when a six- ming, installed perforated un- hp hnnps Mr Rqrkalow's el\^raWn UI> beforbefore ththe enendd off the Purpose of Ihe session was to increasing federal grants (o thc northern frontier and prepared force Lumumba Hew into Kasai foot shark was spotted head- derwater pipes 200 feet from s succeed and that the aasjyear> May,°r Robert S> McTaSue present facts and figures relative states to help pay medical care to fly to the front himself to Province last week. They landed shore that shoot compressed forts succeed, and that the s-janno'unced ycstcrday ing towards shore. semblyman can persuade State i to the proposed $1.3 million costs of needy persons over 65. rally his men against any inva- at Luluabourg, capital of Kasai, air into the water. Bubbles Sen. Richard R. Stout (R-Mon) The plan will include a com junior-senior high school, and Sen. Russell B. Long (D-La) sion. and some moved east to capture There were a number of other from the 75-foot long screen are unconfirmed shark reports. to get the bill through the Re- prehensive road program, waterjgain the backing of governing kept the Senate in session into; "My troops want In see me and Bakwanga, capital of the so-called expected to make sharks veer fron Police found -a man with an publican caucus in the Senate. f improvements, to be worked; bodies of Highlands and this bor- the early hours of Sunday morn-I want to see them to show Iliem "Mineral State" whose local tri- away. ^ : nnf in rr\.nnorat\nn until (Vio HOT* mink (nf tUn. r-fUn.*} g-mm Mauser rifle on the out in co-operation with the Har- ough for the school. ing with a marathon speech pro- I am still in charge in Katan-bal leader, Albert Kalonji, has Many Sharks r 1 1 l he bor testing that too many concessions ga," declared Tshomhe, who has lined up with Tshombe and wants Shrewsbury River Saturday rac.^e \.!!,!?tracks .."in Monmout«.J!! £.l.h Cou*.n^ Commission, and recreation, Dr. McTague said at that time: Christopher Coates, director to the house had been made on proclaimed his province indepen- to unite his territory with Katan- hunting sharks. ty create "an undue and inequit- the mayor said. "The figures we received to- of the Coney Island Aquarium, The five-year program was n'ght must be given a great deal the bill. ,dcnt of Lumumba's central fjov- ga. State Marine Policeman able burden upon the municipal- said sharks in the area were first mentioned by the mayor'of careful study. There is defi- He protested particularly the eminent. , Others of Lumumba's troops re- Charles J. Hornbostel said the ities and the county." hunter, Dorsey Shore, Hillsdale less of a danger to swimmers „,_,,. . Aug. 7 after a joint meeting of nilely a need for improved edu- deletion of Senate amendments; Tshombe's military cranman- portedly swung south to Luputa, than motorboats. Ave., Long Branch, will be re- Governor Robert B. Meyner has | Boh Council and the Henryjcational facilities but we must, he had sponsored to provide add-|ders said their forces had Mown and the Katanga Army spokes- ported to Marine Police Head- "There are no more sharks repeatedly said he will resist ef- among other things, determin• • e ed money for care of mentally up rail bridges and mined the man said there was another force quarters in Trenton. than usual around," he said. forts by counties or municipali- the affect that the school costs, i ill and tubercular patients. few roads leading south from Ka-I (See FIGHTING, Page 2) "The only difference this year Mr. Hornbostel said state law ties to cut into race track rev- in taxes, would have on the capi- Is that some sharks arrived in Youth Gang prohibits carrying a loaded gun enue that now goes to the state. tal improvements program we June instead of mid-July." except to target areas. He also has expressed opposition have planned over a period of Shark Wounded Mr. Coates said there were to additional taxes on the race Is Caught five years. Elsewhere, a five-foot shark 60 shark bite cases reported track patrons' bets for fear of Last Wednesday, Borough Northside Firemen Win was sighted off Fire Island, throughout the world and one- "killing the goose that is laying Council filcd withollt action a third of them were fatal. a golden egg." The governor has ENGLEWOOD (AP) - Police u ' . N. Y,, and a six-to-eight-foot said yesterday (hey have broken requcst by thc,sch°o1 board for OCEANPORT - Northside En- shark was wounded by police "Something like 650 persons said he fears New Jersey may already have been reported a council resolution relative to gine Co. of New Shrewsbury took rifle fire at the mouth of the who engaged in" burglary and |he Jch°o1 PrnP05al .f°r ^ | first place yesterday in the third Thames River off Groton, Conn. killed in motorboat accidents board s endln mcelln w th this year," he said. vandalism for the thrill of it. , P. « C ' i annual field day of the Shore Fire Island State Park, on and other nearby states. - , , ,, , ,. state officials in Trenton. Long Island's South Shore, was Fire Fighters Association. A closed to bathers. of nearly 1,00 The scare started at Sea Girt Aug. 21, when John Brodeur, a $10,000 Penny? milled to breokMR into stores and 24-year-old Jersey City Account- portaupcck. homes here in Teaneck and Le-,ma (o|(J Th(, R js(cr Frj(, . ant, was bitten in the right leg Jack E Wclleri hoard cha|r Second lace vvt.m ,„ Wes, onta. and to acts ri vandalism !hal hc had nnl ncard of tne Long Branch and third place was by a shark as he waded 25 But No Coppers Made in 1943 committed mostly at the hnglc ,. , y fiv( y( nr p|an (aken ,,y Shrewsbury. yards off shore. y Doctors at Fitkln Memorial The overall winner was do- WASHINGTON (AP) — You think you have a T£ ' «r«. M McTague subsequently said Hospital, Neptune, said Mr. 1943 copper penny? And it may be worth $10,- Brodeur would have to undergo three events. further surgery on his leg. He 000? The federal mint says it isn't so. 1 In the bucket brigade contest, has already had two operations Leland Howard, assistant director of the mint, j West Long Uranch was first, fol- i lowed by Shrewsbury and North- said yesterday no copper pennies were made in still 'side. nlcd taking such a larKe amount, .? 1943. That was the year the mint began turning Northside was tirM in Ihe hose Slates Visit ma ivwl out the wartime zinc-coated steel pennies because tolnl nf rnhlwrins hen- wns and ladder demonstration, fol- of a lack of copper. nbout- $100, police suld, ami (lie lowed by River I'ln/.u and I'uir To Finland Rang admitted breaking windows !**.•-»# Haven, HELSINKI, Finland (AP) - Howard says there are two common ways of at tho Knglcwnod Country Club INDEX Red Hunk won the. wnlcr soc- Soviet Premier Nlklta Khrush- faking 1943 coppers: and llRht.i at tlio club's parking cer contest. River Plaza was chev will visit Helsinki Sapt. 3, 1. By copper-plating one of tho steel pennies area. scamd. when Finland's President Urho The roundup bcunn nfler two. Amusements 10 Oci'iinport, Ihe host depart- Kckkoncn celebrates his 60th of that year and policemen nit patrol hero curly j nlrlt" 2 birthday. II ment, which won the over-nil 2. By changing the date on a genuine copper Saturday became suspicious (if; Bridge trophy hint year, slipped lo sev- Tho visit will bo the Russian Ihrre boys ihcy npnllcd In nn nl-i l-'InMlilcd I* enth und. lust In yi'Sterdny's com- lender's first to Finland since of another year. II ley nt the rear of thc Mr. Ivy Comic* petition. Shrewsbury wan fourth, 1057. Ho was invited to visit the L C'lnihlnu Store on James trnmiwnrd Puulo II The first method can be easily detected by Fair llnven fifth, nnd Red Hank Scitndlnavl/in countries In 1959 but KdllorlaU 0 picking up the steel penny with n mugnct. A gen- wan ftlxlh. declined nfter conservative par- They rluweil thn boys nml Hcrblock « (le« and newftpnpers In Sweden, uine copper is non-magnctlc. Tho second method oiiiiffht (inc. Cjiie.MlonliiK' of thn Klliy Kelly . H The Ladles' Auxiliaries nf Ihe |)iirli(l|iiilin|', (lepiiiliiienls IIIM) Nnrwny and Denmark opposed can usuully be revealed by a strong magnifying nne Ixiy led in ihe i-venltinl iir- ObllunrN SHOWING THEIR STUFF —About I00 firomon from the VINII. Tliere wnn no Indica- glass. rest of (he iilhrr II. ! Old Time* .1 hml iheir IIVVII wiiii'i' Minvr enn- nigh* municipfllirios demonirrrtlod their ikillt yestorddy tion «> fur Hint hl.i trip In Hel- Sylvia I'nrler B li".l. 'IIn- WrM I.mi): llrnneh AIIX- Hie voiiM|;Mi'i>i rnn|i<< in ni;c At tho third muiufll competition of tho Shorn Piro Fight- sinki will ho extended ID HIP olh- In spite of the mint's denial, there have been (mm 15 in 17 nml mmr Irmi KIHIIO.li'lrvhliin , Id lluiry w/n flml, "ml OiTjinpiul rr SrniHllnnvliid, iniiny recent reports of IIM.'I coppers. nvriil(ii' dunlin-it, |>ol11 r- viiil Siu'llil 1'ilrnl Kiver I'hi/n fur MM und nrt A»»ocifllion rtt Poil.tii|)'xk. Hem nirn from Shrowi- Ofllrlnl rli'drx In Oslo lhmi|:hl TIIP story ^nrs thai only 17 of them wen Niiir n( Hit. vi'iiiu'Mci•, win' lii'iirKi* SiikiiNky (I tuny HiMn Coni|)(iny IOMI no tinu.' in ijolliinj lot for Ind- inv Midi extension nf tin* Hip Mill In III" lli-i);i'ii CiHinly Clnl .Spmli IZ-M ' llrlil ll.IV I •Mlpl'llllOlt dnr dctioft. unlikely. made. A San Francisco bank Idler was ollmeil ill fir.% Nlii'llri in I'.ii.umi-.. W. .S. Willie . . 6 th.in Imii ho t ( , Aug. 29. 1WS0 BED BANK BEGtSTKR (Registration WIIAUM HEMBERGER |£J . £1 • Barriers To PORT MONMOUTH - William 1561 »36FVlCe The World Today: £,, , nmberger, 59, of tl Mercer 'ii SHREWSBURY - Reg• * W DltUtttlOll', For Cardinal OBITUARIES ne6S Campaign Theme istralion days for the Shrewsbury TRENTON (AP) — A New -Piwr;1! ;noon and from 1 to 3 p.m. in.tjon payments and hirinR prac- Jcrsey city. son of the late Pe- | inhn rarri- i MOUNTAIN LAKES - Ebenl LONG BRANCH — Isidor Lag- By James Marlow tnc funera nf all schools. tjces C0U|d upset an n,herwjse ter and Mary Halzhmer Hernber-'0.Ha nf Philad 1 Norton Blake' 52' of 37 Ba" Rd-.'nwitz. 166 Morris Ave-. died in Associated Press News Analyst lho Swimmin Riwr wACHivrTfisi v • D H , D- u A ., K ' R School balanced labor situation in the 8". ... ', I assistant secretary-treasurer ofiBeth Israel Hospital, New York WASHINGTON - Vice President Richard M. N,xon and Son goes from kindcrfiarten to fifth state. He had resided here 28 years.'? ' ,- „ iFidelity Union Trust Company,!City, Friday after a short ill- ra l(l He was a K v e nallu 1 John F. Kenned, y hav. e one commo, n campaig- n theme" m-arin« < -: tiHImP ^.nSwimming Another member of the Assem- Mrs. Clara Geerin Mrs Charles ? ", "Z,^ J'T -| veteran of World War II MrYeshiv. a Rabeinu Chaim Ozer, lems anda new onnnrtuniliesopportunities.. " .aas s a representativreiiresrniativpe noff fcisen-Fken. RiverDivnr , an*~Ad 8:5o.sn0 i:n_ TintoT:_I_.n Fallsr-_,. Wshi,,.» Laboi ,v,«_r Subcommitteec.t :...,. Jo. - Rcinertse„ . . n an.d '.._..idinaMrs l Mclntvre of Lns Aneers. .-,._,. _. J .._ ,- • Nixon: in Ffance and here, and a 25-year member of ;hower, he has traveled abroad _ seohseph, Maraziti (R-Mnrris(R-Morris)V, «MMsaid Moore^, all o„f( JerseT»,»».y. ' Cityr; , and „„,.. „ y [Jordan Masonic Lodge. "It will indeed take jjnai a lot. ! unemployment compensation ben-a brother, Peter Hemberger of,'™,- Amert Meyer ofof ; leadership to sleer us through Sol)le rocent cxamp|es of Nix. ; He was born in Woburn, Mass.. Mr Lagowitz also was asscci- Fighting efits shouuld be raised by $11, toJHaworth. p^f: and lived in Parsi an until he these years ahead." „„ , experience theme: I ! cardinal M,,Pnrh nf PP y |ated with Congregation Sons of no $46 a week. Maraziti also fav- A high requiem mass will be of-i mcjved here four years ago. HeIsrael, Bronx; Yeshiva Torah Lardina1is nln lRR nMuencme „ n 01 H WP fnnr war. »n HP , . r, . •S-.i.i... i- u Importance of Decision On TV las[ T)lursdav njj,hu\ (Continued) ored extending benefits to 3!)fered tomorrow at 10 a. m. in " ' ° - mnvn was a 1930 graduate of Dart- Hayim, Yeshiva Lubavitcher, Ye- Both candidates stress the iin-ivhpn ,u, was askcd to" explainlin Mwene DituDitu.. HHee saisaidd theitheirr -^s instead of the pTesent 21 Cath 7 shiva Rabbi Joseph Jacob and S leb nl tecl 3l th C ath dral ZZZ nof decision-makin,:gP ^by 'hn,ee difference between himself;movemenhimself; movementt wouwouloulld signal the sta °' Stettin, regional director of East Keansburg Z Rev Th?&% Sf p . , « , * member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Yeshiva Chofetz Torah Relief So- the next occupant of the White and Kennedy, Nixon said ."Thereof an invasionion.. But it was be-the Tex«'e Workers Union of'deus J. Wolciehowski Buria"will I , L- , A uPaUl > Mfny Fraternity and the cross country ciety, General Israel Orphans House Still nether has r«r f ; aChll Sh(}P a d b Sh pS are P an House. Still neither has ever;,, flrsl, ,£ differencr in our lieved to ™ iis T LupuT^ Ami id "M ^ !' " ' ° ' ' Home for Girls, Zionist Organi- made, or had to make, a national; ... j Mwene Ditu numbered only se"-has t0° much influence in oiiDailSoftball_ Lea League" . Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Nixon: Rd. died Friday in Monmouth; Death came quietly to Cardinal Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ^une Lagowitz; two sons, Al Lag- ! Medical Center. iO'Hara. He was unconscious as ?rcla Robinson Blake; one ?on-owtiz of New Brunswick and Ber- She was the widow of Harry j his three sisters, and priests and: Lawrence Bake, and a brother, nard Lagowitz of New York City; W. Garrison. : Sisters of Mercy, who operate.Edgar , „ e' R"mson' ""d" and six daughters, Mrs. Rose Mrs. Garrison was bom in i the hospital, intoned prayers by mf te.r of Rumstm Country °ay Goldberg, Mrs. Al Reisch and i were a mess • ' will be the decisions he must ; New York, daughter of the late,his hedside. :School. Mrs. Ray Gorelick all of Long make " Biggest Defeat ' danger threatened. Kalonji was in (Continued) Alexander and Margaret Babris- The six-foot, one-inch, 140-pound i The funeral will be this after- Branch; Mrs. Deborah Blum of noon at 2 o'clock In the Dixon Kennedy, a member of Con-j The leadership Kennedy has as-! help" whw'his c^pitaUvaT'taken wi" l*k* '*« independent stand k^,She livcd hcre 30 V™"- j cardinal had enjoyed good health, "™n«t Forest Hills, L.I., and Mrs. So- slle was phia Oran and Mrs. Flora Rubin gress since 1940. hasn't been inserted since becoming a presi-;On Saturdav on this issue." 1 a member of St. Jo- except for occasional trouble with- a position to make any nationalJdential candidate—by trving to! T-« . «,• LJ ! The levt of Mr Barnn'c ti>i<- :scPn's Catholic Church, Kevport/arthritis, until recent' years. ! both of the Bronx...... - ^ , KltPPl Wllltilpgiual lv- lv--M ui iiii . DdlUn S leiC-i c • . ...,IP.. , i IV1DC ANTTLIrtlVTV Alt AD ANITA The funeral was Friday in the •" ; A lack of fanfare also charac-! MRS- ANTHONY QUARANTA John W. Flock Funeral Home. ; terized the execution of his du-| WEST LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Burial was in Congregation Broth- ties during his 48 years as a,Margaret Quaranta, 56, of 5 Nor- ers of Israel Cemetery. no to that last week. He said he His biggest defeat was on the:uVr'dcadii^e1 srf8hvyih°mtT°^ more aggreVsive" pmition 7n"de";Pcrth Ambo>'- Ilhmembee m* r Crossof th- e Congregation ofi icawool dCente Ct.r die Fridad iny Monmout night, h Med- alone has made the decisions medical care bill when 1!) "f Nations for them tn. it AKI mandinB legislation, requiring A high requiem mass will be Cardinal O'Hara gained inter- ] She was born in Long Branch, MRS. JONAS J. O'BRIEN :Of{er since becoming president. He did! his own Democrats teamed up^nn tPrhn\ .1 ?, t ic •. c? J Freehold Raceway to' cive UD the «l tomorrow at 9 a.m. in national prominence as m-psiHonpresident,daughtet rhmchimr- «ofr ih»the i-^ilateo n^,iOrazi^o **Aand LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Ethel ! wnic spent 30 Mary Giizi Strocco. Mrs. Quar- say he considered Nixon a trust- with the Republicans to beat him to maintain thVbthe bi' g KaminK -'a bash e h ^ has been St. Joseph's Church by Rev. Cor- of Notre Dame. He 4 ( N. O'Brien, 73, of 840 Neptune ed adviser. w rmUl d J school, as student, anta was a retired machine oper- Ave. died in her home Saturday. "° "- Iunt he Army cL?»Z7Z> theree ' «" wiin » e »*» - Kane. Burial will be rnJ^s at the school, as studentj Asked if he could cite one But the only leadership Nixon I "an be" moVCT , flat tracks. Fair View Cemetery. | professor, prefect of religion and:ator. Slie was born in New York assprlpH sinrp Wnmimi a ! _ __ • i »»if io i i ,. ., .' _. finallv nrr.sidpnt. i major Nixon idea he had adopt- 1 nrBre r It is my understanding that! finally president. j she was a member of Holy j City, daughter of the late Perci- ^r ^!TT* l!! ;H Ge, *„„,; Gheyssens, edd. Eisenboweib n saidid: t o ththee reEent t timeti th(h > WILLIAM H. RUHMAN In addition to his three sisters, |Trinity Catholic Church Long val and Katherine Nagle. Mrs. idential candidate-in trying to;mander of the BelZnforces u^s P ' ""ace- "If you give me a week I get Congress to pass the ! way has retained more than a BELFORD — Funeral services ..Mrs. . Michaer l J.,,-,.,.. Ford an„d the Branch. O'Brien lived here six yeary s and might think of one. I can't re- Mlsses Eva antl Ellzabetn dollars from the pari- for William H. Ruhman, 69, of O"Ha- Surviving are her husband, An-was a member of Precious Blood member." also landed on its face. mul uel pno1 since il be an a between Katanea and Kasai nrnv i ' ' « oper-:66 Park Ave., will be held at 2 , ' all of Indianapolis, he leaves,thonh y Quaranta; one son. Thorn- Catholic Church, Monmouth More Experience lhre e br olhcrs J dian ...... The Republicans stuck with j inccs to ^ an inva" 0^ bv' ation. I never could quite under- o'clock this afternoon hi the Ry- . . ' °f^ ° '" -: as Quaranta of Long Branch; Beach. n Dy ap James of St Paul Mlnn Nixon keeps beating away at .him but the more numerous Lumumba's trooos stand the distinction in the leg- an Funeral Home Keansburs °''!: ' ' '-!iw daughters, Mrs. Philip To- Surviving are her husband, Jo- one thing Kennedy can't deny islation which and PatrlCK of Los le thing Kennedy can't deny Democrats said no. ! A UN spokesman Ian Berend ' °" 'he one hand with Richard Schwartz of Belford Angeles. |nlaine of Long Branch and Mrs nal J. O'Brien; one son, Nagle although the Massachusetts Sen- a r "«' uui 11 to pay-Methodist Church | Frank Perrella of Asbury Park; O'Brien of Red Bank; two daugh- ator might ask: What does it ... . " sun, saia ne diaida not t knoKnow off ananv ' *•« ^y • niv-muwai ^nuiv.u uiiiv.iciiiuj;. nmirA, urnn }• •»••» * ^..-.i.u w> -umnj *«ii\, breaka ters, Mrs. Katherine N. Berry of prove? This is it: That Nixon has probably continue to harp on|SUCh proposal He indicated it ' Ke' to the state, but per- Burial will be in Green Grove UUUUAL HERR •tw o brothers, Anthony and Jo those three ideas - leadership, would be rejected if made as i miUed the Freellold R^ceway "> Cemetery. DELRAY, Fla. — Dougal Herr, seph S t r o 11 o, both of LoneOceanport and Mrs. Mary E. had more experience than Ken- 78 a f decision-making and experience Evolve retain it. Mr. Ruhman died Saturdav in - onner resident 6f Shrews-, Branch; three sisters, Mrs. Kecshen of this city; one sister, ncdv. fr n_ t.h. . f, h., • . ^»." iiivuivc me U.IN. ponce . , . bury and Briolle, N. J., died in Frank Grieco, Mrs. James Call- -for the rest of the campaign, j force in the feud between Tshoin- . In adoPtin8 >'our present posi- his home. Mrs. Lily Dwyer of this city, be and Lumumba The UN has tlon' ' trust that 5'0u wi" not Born in Jcr'se>' ci!v- Ilc was hls "ome here.Friday. ano and Mrs. Frank Anastasia, and seven grandchildren. refused to become involved in the Ovcrlook Pcrsua(JinK oul" state the son of the late Henry antl ^]r- »Hererr r^ was mayor of Essex al| | of Long Branch, and two A requiem mass will be offer- scnator that c s N J Lyncli and Tyi internal political feudinc between - 'his action is long Catherine Ruhman. He retired in \ " - - -. for s^vi'n,,yea^s ,ln grandchildren. ed Wednesday at 9 a.m. in Prec- local lead overdue a"d enlist his powerful: 1351 after 30 years of service with the 1920s and was Rosblle. N, J., A high requiem mass will be (Continued) ! I, * _ , the Congo premier and lncl in ious Blood Church by Rev. Maur- n p ln gettlng Ule bi and gave no indication of any. J UlliUI |ers seeking to turn ththpe Congornnon u'P Setting the bil"l througthroughh the Central Railroad of New Jer- borough attorney in 1948. He wasoffered at 10 a.m. tomorrow in ice Griffin. Burial will be In St Junior Davis l e caucucaucuss ananda oonn tt00 tne[loo r for se cqUlty )Unst m New Jersc 'inminto a i=rf»r,ti»federation. ooff autonomousautonomous' ' "- 'he floor for sey>'-. ~" y>Holy Trinity Church by Rev.iRaymond's Cemetery Westche*- trouble. a s nate D vears ! provinces. i " vote. Mr. Ruhman was a member of - . retiring in 1945 as ad-lGeorge Albano. Burial will be in ter, N.Y., under the direction or The approach to Dakar-Yoff; l hop e your V1SO1 Airport is from inland, but theCu! p Winners i There are about 10 000 white ' . endeavors will the Middletown Township First 7 master in chancery. After,Mt. Carme, Ccmclcry ,lndcr theUhe Woolley Funeral Home succeed in landing pattern circles far out; civilians mostly Belgians still in obtaining the 'break- Aid Squad, Maccabees Tent Unit- retiring from Chancery Court,; direction of the Damiano Funeral : afie> as il wil1 rcsult in some ed of Jerse 1 cit antl ovnr the Atlantic. .POUGHKEEPSIE. N Y.-Den-'Katanga. Some of the 'Belcian > y- Sterna- Mr. Herr was recorder in Brielle.,HomCi Long Brancn HENRY WAGNER He The pilot ot the plane was "' ls "y of ^Ionmou(h Ave, paratroops being withdrawn are tax relief, and in this connection tional Brotherhood of Boilermak- wrote a book on marriagej HIGHLANDS — Henry Wagner ;Rum s n who wa icked that you look ers, Jersey City. ant' divorce. Mr. Herr moved: MRS. MARY S. THU1HM of 81 Bay Ave. died Frids- 1-ucien Boirre, a veteran \vith ; CCT.S °ag' o l0 m u e taster? P n Junio four r b• expectev Belgiadn toterrilor be moved to the near- nt0 and stu d -0 068 hours of flight time Co ;" weeks ago to the Eastern - >' of Ruanda- ' u i >' the possibility of Surviving are his widow, Mrs. "ere in 195b. ! SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Mary '"'^ y "Hous01 e Nursin8 Hom' piiot Joan ROK had-7 IM houre l£?n-is C"P 'Cam' andhl s Partner j "Hindi and kept in "state of read- havlnS th5 ^reakage' paid to the Ruth Goedert Riihman: a son, ^_ -^^ WMliam i 1 er Non French Aboard i ^"^^i^lcr^l>^" to"rush' back ^Kata^ ^^o' Momnouth instead of charles Ruhman of East Keans-J MRS. MINNIE VAN BRUNT ^J ^^ ^ .^Rd-i ^~^ York, Mr War iSparked the U S Junior h e sta e andth Vr France offLat said thert ' ' Davis i *f 'he whites are endangered. . ( ' ' ^ directly bene- burg; a dauRhler Mrs. Ruth Ad- BELFORD - Mrs. Minnie Van *f ^Im La., died Saturday M • • ? A.r hrance oltinals said there; | » «fiting the taxpayers of our coun- ams of Belford; four grandchil- Brunt, 8C, of Church St. dicdltH£ home- was a veteran of WnrW Wnr I Cupt ( w Pr< CSt Yo u as an Born ln was a vetcran World War h were some non-French aboard] 'terda yy a° PoufihLenS e Tenni^ " *>'• assemblyman and dren and two great-grandchildren. Friday in the Atlantic Highlands' Morristown. Canada, a| the plane but they would not;^,ub « ™UfinKeeps,e 'enms. ,n Leopoldville. the United I as a municipapall officiaofficiall knoknoww • iNursing Home. '-""KU'es" e troops. But up to upon ti Mrs. Louise Coughlin, both of P Montrea| 6 68 adnr Tiara rmintv ParamusPTramnc, tJatnrH:!.Saturday,. r,,,ij- ^,t *v Scientist, Red Bank. NEW YORK (AP) -The crash^1 ' . '^ < - last night U. S. Ambassador Clare county. Calvary Methodist Church. New York City. of the French airliner off the H' Timberlal?e had been unable "They burden our highway fa- Mrs. Kurris was born in Long Surviving are a son. Bradley Surviving are- her husband, The Uu S team won -..o-...— j •». - ..-.__ (_,! uui imii^ HI w »* SUM, ut U\ii^y t " " — '"I The funeral will be this after- African coast today was the sec- doub',M '.„ , T T to find foreign minister Justin * d* f Ur nUIof ) ities and our police facilities. Branch, daughter of the late C.;van Brunt of Atlantic Highlands Frederick J. Thumm; a sted- noon at 3 o'clock in Posten Funer- ond major crash of a French! " ° deUver it eate 1 . ,. . , „ Lynch wil, compete" * ^T '° ll - r T d "create ^^di'ureexpenditures s beyonbeyondd AsAsaa anandd Mar Maryy ElizabetElizabethh Hoyt|Hoyt|and twograndchildre'n;—-"tw dhild |f«(daughtegh(er.r MisMisss MargareMargarett DD. HasHa- s™H^ wl^Rev^S".m Luu Ame ncWs and two Cana h a-rliner in less than a year and j tournaments this week Dlavi™ A , " < e ordinary costs of maintenance Francis. Her husband was the The funeral will be this aftcr.|brouck, at home, and two sis-1 „} "he Highland Me tnodi.t a sl nalnlC|1 were beaten U an d su orvision our !Icrs Mrs the fifth airliner plunge into sen'at Monmoutli Beachi Club »nrinH i ,. " .-„...—....e . „_„.„. ,.PK - P_r>,.,^ °„f , „„ facilities, 1Qt,,,ilt,., . 'ate Edward .I. Kurris.„ . noon 5•i •1:3 - 0 o'cloc•• •k -i n -Posten • "»"' ™" -"' Margare t ,....,„Taylo.r _,,oofjpU|i thlr.ie. Higniandnffiriniinsn MBuria e t hl o.uii d ii s ut waters in I960. 111 la olllcla n Bu al Perth and when a U. S. Air Force Globe- "It does not seem fair or just Surviving are a son, C. Asa Funera| HonK. wilh Rov GcoiKe '? P « and Miss Jeanne! " B- " will be A French passenper plane Amboy Invitational. At master landed at Stanleyville Sat- that private enterprises such : I in All Saints Memorial Cemetery, .\ riciiui ['rt*M'!l)U-r plant pprfU Ami (ID II.«.TIV:I IUIILILAI dl olrtllluVVIIIP aal- llldl |JllvaiL' Ulllterprisef s such as Kurris of Albany, N. Y., and two E Taylor nf lhe AUaiUic Hi(.h. Scott of Hamilton, Ontario. 'NavMink y urdav wilh crashed to the ground after a J\,*T. .,^*™™"t ?" a cargo of signal these can causeie expenditure of daughters, Mrs. Lillian Stiles of |ands McthmKst Church official-: Slices will be held tonight _ C mpCte RalnM some of lhe at 8 in falterinp takeoff at Bordeaux '' t ,° " equipment for U. N. forces, public funds to accommodate New York City and Miss Elsie in Buiia| will be in Green Grovc 'he Robert A. Braun MRS last Sept. 24, killing 54 person,. :'°P Slars '" lhe country- them without any right of reim- Kurris of this place, MRS. IDA ABRAMOWITZ Cemetery, Keyport. Home for Funerals, Eatontown. LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Ida It was the worst civil air dis-i ... 7i T» 7 ibursement to the municipality or The funeral will be'tomorrow; aster in the nation's history. : th? county. ' at 2 p. m. in the John W. Flock j 75, of 49 a WALTER A. BISCHOFF of Christ Scientist, Red Bank, Ave. died in her home Saturday. Fifty-one persons died June 75' pa;, ,!,,„,,VVCCttheot, , r I 1 T(/ C(l Y "In this respect, il would seem Funeral Home, Long Branch, wi officia : rair lhrou h LEONARDO - Walter A. Bis- " 'e- Cremation will fol She was born in Lithuania, when a Brazilian twin-enRine -- througBh tomorrotomorrow excepexceptt ' ^' * that you should ask and receive Burial will be in l(w ln the Rose Hil1 snme morning (C tim ed) choff, 64, of 59 May St., Irving- Crema- daughter of the late Mr. and Convair plunged into a bay neat °" ' the aid and support of ihe free--Branch Cemetery. g torium, Linden. Rio de Janeiro, across the At- the day as , waded off holders to help obtain the pas- •— ton, died Friday in his summer Mrs. H. Schenker, and had lived Rnd tomor- a submerged hcre 50 years. Her husband was lantic Ocean from today's crash. e and drowned saf.e of this legislation so that; MRS. EVA L. BERGEMAN home, 110 Hamilton Ave., which rise above SO in most places, yesterday. JOHN B. CONOVER j the late Morris Abramowiu. The other spa crashes . • u . • I-. . .. , th"el"T ' KEANSBURi\t™HousGu -— Mrs ivirs..! he, ,ha d maintaine.—d for 18 years. curred in th e W h He was a retlred de u W n nl b er < C Ong e - Pacific: " R;rls walked hand-inland to the taxpayers of Monmouth Eva L. Bergeman, 67, died yes- ,lecl()r (lf illlcrna. l P 'y col- RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS - John Jtat n . Br^L?u-Oth ers!! o-f ,lsrac, ;[. . I : to a point five feet from -shore. Countv. terday in her home,'182 Ocean revenue. B. Conovcr, 74, of 10 Conover £ '° ., / , . L '. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. LadTedinhishomcsaTurday.S011011"00;' ot JJcwis.c h Women and [Gertrude Bischoff; a daughter, . . . ,,..., J iGemcS "l; 'Chesed. !Mrs. Mildred Collins of Hillside; IurvivinS *'* 'hree nieces, r and i.itwuo »iwf»«j*i,«r Bischof•'I.IV'IIUIfI \/ofl VlUIlClarkt Art f*rx /"^* -.1 Mrs. Sonia Grossman anw--.«d* *•»•»Mrs* . widow of He-rylT^^n-^BJ^ ^opcr Conovcr, and was Ruth Smi,h| ong residet h M C two nicer"; iNettie Kautzman bt Irvington and °VCr rc't"'cd as a carpenter 15 Long Island, and a nephew, Ben- a g 4 year 1 "a:;: il be Wcdne*v.,| of•*• thin'e - linvshnri-iiii VOMIIJ o<- V-.i'iMiiiuiiiLVi""""Commtinitv, ' ^•'•* ^-*HHI *'* riJC^l.r x^UTjLrcll grid, * ' ' fnllnh irtlft Ihh .,.nii.H r*l--._..^-i.« Surviving arc one daughter, Brothers of Israel Cemetery, killed. lailen inlo the water. She was died yesterday in Monmouth Mod- Church officiating Burial will be Honu-, New Moiimoutli. Mrs. George E. Brush. Jr., ol Tuesday—high 2:07 a m n e ch ld n f Mr and ical Ccnl(>r in • and ™l .,"'. . .J i " ° - Ccdarwood Cenietrry, K«y-| 2:51 p. in.; low 8:36 a. m. and Mr.?' f-mvard ()ninn He was born in New York City. port. MRS. CHARtE. 8PE.CKER Farewell Parly 9:34 p. in. Bordcntoivn-John Duckcll, 20, son of the late Karl and Amelia1 (For Rod Hank and Rumson ',''. ,,Ab!°!t Vll,la«Cl Cam« o( the car was Ira R. Wright 20 The funeral will be Wednesday week-end, died yesterday while was a member of the Calvary at'> n m in the Adam. Memnrlnl 20 and Mis. Robert Sappah, Vic- a. m. in the John W. Hock wnlkinc nn Snrinijwnnrt AVP nrar !i,.ii,,,,ii,, n,,...,.i, c. .u. .. " ' _ ! " • . "' Kitinuimi c,._..,.., ,._ .... „,,, tuna PI . in the home nf Mr. iirul of 22-30 North 38th St husband, Wil- Mrs. F.mil Scliauf|i-r. West Keans- ken. three sons, • • - - ••• -,/ UMI uuun liliw lll\(Viini VrllMIV.ll, Will -•--...—•• . .i..«,... JI rlflZlCl, Wll* llam The (oiipli- HI I- moving MIII two brothers, Wilmer and Dnn-'nlficlnte. Burial will be In Fair Hoffmann, Jr., of East Or- irl Tuthill. both of this place, View Cemetery. ,«nRc, and Michael Hoffmann of their family to l-'liinda m-.xt WASHINGTON (AIM - Tim 111 nn 111 mid two sisters, Mrs. Rnba Wil-' [this place; one daughter, Mrs. Ii ho siilclltte will be visible over ol ras Pooches Have Their Day son nf Rnsi-lli- nnd Mrs. Kiln ARTHUR S. McCHESNEY i°i » "essiasian of Keamy; one liailv, Kiw-n hv 11 it- j • \im\ New York City area at these llcnncll of l|ii/lc|. l)r 11.cs. was annul,.,] |lV M, ;,,„) |juy|,j,|,| SaviHK Timrs; luii-nni n VI "Hior, John Tnylor of West New >lis. JriM.ph K(.|ni|/ii-|, M ,,,,,1 Today 1 (llm rl11 wl ( ll)(k YnrkYk and 8PVC r (S.c f'ICTURI-:, Vit. 5) tlic Monmnulli Cmiiily SCCA In 2-l» Liberty SI I.imK Iliaiich anil " ''f ' " '"' "' ' "' ' nf H Cluh l>l »i ' " " RiynilchiWrrn. r S M(l| | | Mis. Chai 1I-S \M-n/mm»\ („-(„,..,• :, ;|i| ,, „, in slllllll| 77 I.ONti HRANCH - lhe pnocli 'H'»»i«(!e children to adopl doga a nillic, best boy anil ilnjs in |H-r- "" , .7'" ' "' >l''n "- k I'" "'in liSiJ'-J ^1^™,™"^;""- happali, 1 iiiiin Hi-ai-h; Mi and itlmw linn/on iniv.-ling NI-' had lu» day al Hie hciichlinnt "* f"'ls ""'P1' I'aminnn. a diicc .sonulity cxpri-Kwnn, mid Sharon '"'ll """" lla/li'l, with Rev, ()t p Mrs. l-.diviird ( ullr-n. lln/l«i. M, \|u,.i,-,,,,,| sn.di.iin ves i,,v „„<• «" lll(1(l h C 1 11 rlwn l Lon '"i p. in in north, (il degrees • T, was niuMer Mi'idow*. 13. of K INiplnr Ave ''"'"' ,7 ! HI", , ' in 1.1. homo Sutunlnyy - °' ' '^"llnn M """I1 1', " -|| » , ' a (l r( lll ( HI, , ' "" "''' Home, llnrrlson, ind Mis, Daniel Mealy, Kuliiml ,ilniVe hnn/on Iruveling Nl-:. 'xiniiilurr* l-reiuh piifidle l(iun«- ' ' ' »'" -'«. mic. DcnlDl , with n collie, liesl girl "' '*' »«• wan bom hero, mm nl the Mealy, Mis. Mnnmi Heiek.iinp. Ill || p. m ln nuriti, Ii7 degieiM '"^ '" • '">' h«thlumse won the I'tilile.s were divided inin four am) iln« In nrihimiilily expression. wll, he in Cireei, Ciinv. ,„•; ^ZtlZlJ'^hZ '• •» «*"«• «' ^rnnKcment, l ''ily, ami Mi nn<| M,s n\lllU. huri/on tinvcttiiK SK. InggcHt hiinc. (alegorie^ and n winner was pick- I hi-usual exhibit hy Ihe SKA ^' ney, lie WHK a inpinbt'r (if the DAVID ELLIS IIOLMliS r Tomorrow ll »as Hie seventh iinnual I'nnch '''• '" '''"'1|- "''"I '" 1>l»»"' will"1 d"«'t *» vii iliiltlt- Im luliipllnn. '~ " I'resliylerlnn Church uml the NliW SHRKWSBURY — David * I- 1» II in in Soiiih. M t\f)/i I'aiude and inn acted 50 teiinn .if i'"^1'1' '">»> llll> I""'1- 'Mini leant wll« ('"111111 nl(- H"' SI'CA explntii- illRf.l'. KU.UW f)livi> llninuli l.(i(l((r'. I'&AM. Kill* Holmes (IS of Water St Wl 1 ll( | |(1 (l ^fll. 'llUlllcllo Sci'\i||f> alinw linii/(in Iniveliii)! SI (liildren .mil iniilK, inoiiKieU, " - ' l I'ftnici'l, », nf New '' " wim Km luil-lenipernturrs IKINI-SDAII-!, l'n. (AIM - A Surviving «r« hit wife, Kimnn (||ei| In hls lioino'l-'rldav ulk wll I I M s 11 1 and even Mime |iedie.iee(| tlmr- ' °- i-niii-y; , (muren diiunlileruiiu^iiu r. , II,ii(.* wa wass nn membemcitiberr oofl TrinitIrinltyv Will. \rm> in Kim. •' " '" '" ' " " - «" ""«' 1 1 i u '!»• Inn i/in tillVellnj. mifthhreils tlinui'h no rxtin nolnii '"'"""M null under n lliiee(|v«.|. I''''" dlnplitv triiller for n lim)j ere rU nKn rnlllde r-iill ''d" ' nin"""r -her '•'"•e" Snliii - Mm*•'••" , Russel...... •l" S^'. I-tlmontlt.-.i i.s . n•••f AMI •••- Church, i,ona -Drnncli and MS I-OIUI-.S Kniui Ann, si: •I:I |i in in inMill. Il''•' denier'S A'-ic ^ivi'ti |,ir hlondltnes or day. klllliiK lwo woineii uml a I'rliu'eiim; one sIMer, Mm, Wll- of the steward board nf the Sj'l. I ' Mililio M M.HIIIHIII. || IIM- ||l il l/i HI ImM-|||||. Nl Haiiiini:. ponclle In Ilk Inilhhniife. .liul«es for lhepiiinde were vniini! hoy Another liny was Iiiiin lletsdi of Hiiimd llrnnk, mid church lip wits n World Wnr I •nn of (KM •. r.. i, r f.,;,. > -I'l |, in HI inII til. Il e Vnjiel, president nf the lll|ilie(l si'flimnly, Killed weie Ihree israiidi-lllldieii. velerni'l. .(. ile,..re. "Our sh.iw i-i In Ilii |im.i Ii MIIHI I lleille ,111,1 die pndllli- liild'licen cit'l AM- II. 1 1 -.-.I- In .11 /1.II n.t •' ll'li' '.1 MIIIIIMHI S(|iune jr., manager of the Mid- their costumes, wigs and antics R Church will hold Saturday, dletown office of The Register, in the presentation of Driftwood Sept. 10, on the church grounds, and Henry Traphagen, master of | Follies of 1960 Friday night. Th starting at 9 a.m. Matawan's Masonic lodge. place was packed with people. Raymond Scheetz, chairman, The program also includes a said the pet show starts at 11 costume parade at 2 p.m. Cos- The Follies were one of a ser- a.m. and entries will be judged ies of social activities designed tumes . wili be judged by Mrs. to draw the summer season to- Carroll B. Hall, wife of the pre- sent "bishop's man-in-charge" of wards its close with gay mem Meyer Given the church, and Mrs. Richard bership participation at Michael Getshall, leader of Brownie Troop J. Stavola's Driftwood-by-the-Sea 36 of Matawan. Prizes will be beach club. Backing On awarded for the most original, Others since Aug. 21 were the prettiest and funniest costumes. Sayonara semi-formal dance for There also will be pony rides, teenagers in the club restaurant Baron Stand and booths selling fancy work, Sunday night; August birthday NEW SHREWSBURY-Francis flowers, refreshments, food and party for children aged from L. Cooper, Democratic candidate white elephants. four to eight Thursday, and for Bolough Council, has tossed clambake on the pool-side ver- out a challenge against Republi- A cafeteria supper will be serv- anda Saturday night. cans who have taken offense at ed in the parish hall betwee. n ..5. the current political activity of fnd 7 p.m. A variety show w.ll HAWAIIAN BLONDE —Winner of the baby parade at Future Events former GOP Councilm Mayor Karl K. Baron's Demo- the "Metronones," Friday night, cratic ticket. and the Wind-Up Cocktail'Party Mr. Cooper, secretary of the Study Aging To Construct in the White Star Fish Room at Girl Drill OffAuthority, borough's Planning Board, said AAA Tour 8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 9, with at a week-end meeting of the New Offices STARTING MATTERS OFF— music by Felix Molzer, pianist. Democratic Campaign Commit- Education Of State LONG BRANCH - I. George Jane Erlacker strikes the The gayest of the events until Team Back Gallagher Set tee: TRENTON - "Education for "Mr, Meyer never has per- Wcston and Sons, stock brokers, • , j. . . . .i now was the Driftwood Follies, Aging" will be the theme of the pose before div.ng into he directed fay ^ club,s socja| mitted local 'party' political sit- Is Scheduled have announced plans to con- song "I'm Just a Girl Who staff, with Oakie Dietz as master Practicing For Junket uations to interfere with his annual workshop of the New Jer-struct two office buildings at the thinking and actions, as an indi- TRENTON (AP) The State northwest corner of Ocean Ave. Can't Say No," to launch the of ceremonies. Jane Erlacker got BELFORD - The Girl Scout WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. sey Association for Adult Educa- vidual, where the good of this Conservation and Economic De- and New Ct. in West End. n.:tj. i e-ii:-. -i loin the show started by singing '"I'm drill team, under the leadership Cornelius E. Gallagher (D-NJ) tion Sept. 9-10 at Peddic School, Driftwood Follies of I960. borough was concerned. velopment Department will try One building will house the Just a Girl Who Can't Say No."of Mrs. Mildred Kaiser, resumed has announced he has submitted Offers Challenge a promotional experiment next Hightstown, Aaron DeKosky, as- firm's new offices and the ad- Then Karen Bilderback, Miss its practice last Wednesday at his resignation as a member of "I defy anyone to say or prove month. sociation president has an-joining structure will be built for Driftwood this season and on the Bayview School. the New Jersey Turnpike Author- anything to the contrary." nounced. tenancy. Says Domestic- of the club team's star swim Girls attending were Kathleen ity to Gov. Robert B. Meyner. For five days starting Sept. 12, mers, danced to the music o Patrick, Alicia Brown, Pamela Gallagher said in a statemen Mr. Meyer has announced that it will supervise a tour of 30 The state Division of Adult Ed- Tha firm's new offices will in- "French Heels," and William Erown, Cynthia and Gwen Cow- he felt compelled to resign be- he will head a Republican Inde- travel directors of American ucation, Division on Aging, and clude a reception room with a Costs Increase Henderson sang "Bewitched gill, Marilyn Penton, Fayc Si- cause of increasing importance pendent drive for the Demo- Automobile Association clubs the New Jersey chapter of the New York Stock Exchange ticker, Bothered and Bewildered." mon, Pamela Stryker, Donna of the work of the House Foreign cratic slate and its "balanced from outside New Jersey. Tri-State Council on Family Re- two conference rooms, salesmen's Driftwood's social directors, Villars and Mary Richmond. Affairs Committee of which he iscommunity development" plat- A department spokesman said lations will co-operate with the room, trading room, and a room form. for office personnel. The build- Federal Budget Joyce Micheletti and Marcia The drill team is open all Girl a member. the idea is to give the travel NJAAE in this 12th annual work- Menegus, put on a modern danc Mr. Cooper, New Shrewsbury's counselors a first-hand look at shop. ing will be 2,000 square feet with Scouts of the Belford area. In- Specifically, he said, he took Democratic chairman since 1958, an equal amount of parking space TRENTON (AP) — The N. J. called "Cool Jazz," and James formation may be obtained from the action because his assign- New Jersey's attractions, so that Mrs. C. Lester Grcer, extension Robbins, Paul Rafferty, Donald said he was surprised that some they will recommend them to in the rear. Taxpayers Association said to- Mrs. Kaiser, Port Monmouth. ments to special study mission Republicans were described as specialist in human relations at Firm president is I. George Rovegno and William Henderson Mrs. Kaiser is the neighborhood require his being out of th< tourists. Rutgers, will be the conference day domestic civilian expendi- stepped out as a barber shop "hopping mad" over Mr. Meyer's Weston. Robert Weston is vice chairman of the Belford area and United States several times dur- decision. "We Democrats in New The A.A.A. is paying for chart- chairman. Friday evening sym- president in charge of the mutual tures are the main cause of a quartet tq sing "Dream," "Marg- a former WAC with experience ing the year. ered buses to make the tour, posium speakers will be Miss ie," and "Blue Moon." Shrewsbury," he said, "consist- funds division, and Arthur Wes- 17-billion-dollar increase in the in drill team work. She was at At the same time chairman ently have advocated that party while the department will make Bertha Lawrence, professor emer- ton, secretary and treasurer, is one time drill instructor for a a guide and park personnel itus, New Jersey State College, federal budget, in the past dec- Much Singing Thomas E. Morgan (D-Pa) of labels are no 'strait jackets' and sales manager and office person- Civil Defense group. the House Foreign Affairs Com' available. Trenton; Miss Mildred F. Stone, ade. Miss Erlacker's second number that both parties, under the nel manager. The firm is a Tho next meeting will be this mittee announced Gallaghe The travel directors will go to assistant to the president. Mutu- was "If I Loved You." Al Lar- American system, should present member of the National Associ- The association, non-partisan Wednesday at the Bayview would serve as a special "one- Island Beach, Allaire State Park, al Benefit Life Insurance Co.; sen, manager of the cocktail for public office and public ap- ation of Securities Dealers, Inc. organization, said expenditures School at 7 p.m. man mission" for the committee the Atlantic City Boardwalk, Miss Helen Hurd, dean of stu- lounges, brought out his guitar proval men who — by their for national protection have risen to Europe immediately atte previous actions — are qualified RCA research center, Seabrook dents, University College, Rut- and sang Spanish and folk songs. gers University; Paul B. Maves, about one billion dollars since Congress adjourns. to serve." Farms frozen food plant, Lake Yvonne Rathget and Mr. Hender- professor of religious education, 1952. Morgan said he based the as- He said, he was against what Hopatcong, Washington's head- 4 Birthdays son appeared as a duet, singing Navesink signment on Gallagher's previous Drew University, and Earl E. It said domestic civilian spend- termed the apparent New quarters at Morristown, and have "L'Amour, Toujours, L'Amour,' Mr. and Mrs. David Kochen experience in undertaking spe- :tca wiln Gov and Mrs Mosier, assistant commissioner, ing climbed by more than 15 bil-and Mr. Henderson played the Shrewsbury Republican Club - - Robert Are Marked dorpher and three children from'cial studies for the committe 8 State Department of Education. credo — "First the club, then! - Meyner at their Princeton lion dollars in the same period. piano. Alexandria, Va., were entertain-'and his knowledge of certain a g New Shrewsbury ... I deplore | ani UNION BEACH — The auxili- "While the big federal budgets In a skit called "There's No- d tl b M d Mjfi ffi h Mrs. Eone Ilargcr, director, ed recently by Mr. and Mrs.jforeigjf n affairs on which Morgan the continued atrophy of the Re- ary of Union Gardens Fire Cony —and deficits—in the cold war thing Like a Dame," Lilly Dem- Arthur Payne of Chapel Hill New Jersey Division on Aging, wants first hand information for publican Party here in refusing pany, meeting Tuesday right in eras of the past 15 years have ming, Mary Folker, Judy Roe- while enroute to Florida the committee as soon as pos will speak Saturday morning, to advance with the times." Sept. 10, on the New Jersey im- the fire house, celebrated the been popularly attributed to the mer, Karen Bilderback, Marcia sible. Wecker birthdays of four members. dangerous international situa Robert L. Davidson, director plications of the White House Menegus and Joyce Micheletti Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Max- Morgan stressed the need for Birthdays celebrated were Mrs. tion and the build up of defense, were dressed in Navy garb, and of the New Shrewsbury Industrial Conference on Aging. son and sons of Cincinnati, obtaining information from Gen. Congress and also a Democratic Charles Neiman, Mrs. Kenneth inspection of the federal spend Gerry Gorlin, leader, Donald Ohio, visited Mr. and Mrs. WilLauris- Norstad, commander of Baptism The conference will be Friday, Ing record during the period does council candidate, termed the re- Sept. 9, at 4 p.m. Burkhardt, Mrs. Robert Wood- Rovegno, solo dancer, and liam Maxson recently. SHAPE (Supreme Headquarters cently announced Republican HIGHLANDS — Charles H. head and Mrs. Joseph Young. not bear this out," the associa Michael Cerchio, Max Coshia- Allied Powers in Europe), as 1 tion said. platform "still the same stereo- Wecker, son of Mr. and Mrs. I Each member received a gift gano and James Robbins took the Mr. and Mrs. William Maxson, well as from W. Randolph Bur- typed repetition of years past- charlcs H- Wecker, 3d, of High- j from her secret pal. roles of female native dancers. land Ave uas It added, "The great increase Jr., and two children have re- gess, chief of the U.S. group the unimaginative presentation of - baptized Aug. 21 j Plans for an October card par- in spending took place in areas The troupe opened with the song turned to Tucson, Ariz., after n which maintains liaison with those things 'the brains' believeat st- Andrews Episcopal Church "By the Sea," and closed with ty were discussed. The date and of domestic civilian spending— month's visit with Mr. Maxson's European regional organizations. the people want to hear." I by Rev. James J. English, Vicar. committees for the affair will be even when we had to borrow tol"There's No Business Like Show parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Gallagher said he considered Mr. Davidson, a former Repub-i Godparents were Miss Gail Col- Rate Hig]lier announced at the next meeting. Maxson of Chapel Mill. both his House committee as- do it." Business." lican, said he wanted to call to J lopy of Navesink, Paul Muir, Jr., Refreshments were served by signment and his authority mem- the Voter's attention that again of Atlantic Highlands and Ralph bership to be of great importance In County Mrs. Kathrine Murph>, Mrs. 1 the Republicans issued their] Newman, Jr., of Highlands. Mrs. Neiman and Mrs. George Man- He's Called 'Human and "each is worthy of nothing platform after the Democrats;Wecker is the former Miss Myra less than total attention." NEW YORK — Heart disease have gone on record. Anderson of Washington. is found to be responsible for| Attending were Mrs. Alex Dia- "I have come to the reluctant Cites Difference conclusion," he added, "that... A.. ,_...party, followed the ceremon„.._y, 59.3 per cent of all deaths among i mond, Mrs, Harold Spencer, Mrs. it is becoming difficult to do full "r know that the Independent at the home of the infant's pa- the Monmouth County population. Murphy, Mrs. Cullen, Mrs. Ben- New Robert E. Lee Book Republicans and Democrats will (ernal grandparents, Mr. and The figure is given by the U.S.jamin Young, Mrs. Woodhead, justice to these vital agencies.' note the positive Democratic pla- Mrs. Charles H. Wecker, Jr., of Publibli cHl Healthh S Service in its newMrs, . Joseph Scalone, Mrs. Mary form and compare it with the Valley St I annual report covering vital sta- Poduska, Mrs. William Young, blatant and bland pronounce-; AUcndin wcre Mr and M , , tistics in every section of the Mrs. Joseph Young, Mrs. Henry Could Soften His Image Lions Club f th Re ubllcan calch ' country. Brock, Mrs. Edwin Haug, Mrs. T'\° ne ,f, P -,Charles H Wecker, Sr., paternal • "ia. George White, Mrs. Mancini, Mrs. By CHARLES STAFFORD Dowdey, author of "The Expert |great grandparents Mr. and Mrs.! Locally, as in most area's, heart disease dwarfs all other diseases Burkhardt and Mrs. Neiman. AP Newsfeatures Writer ment in Rebellion," "Death of a Presents Pin Nation," and the novel, "Thej as a threat to life. RICHMOND, Va., Aug. 20 (AP) — A book is in the making Bugles Blow No More," is writing The 59.3 per cent mortality! that could soften the image of the greatest Confederate of them among Monmouth County resi- 1 Sponsors Party all, Gen. Robert E. Lee. the narrative that will put the To Sauerweinl letters in proper focus and give dents was somewhat higher than [ But it probably won't, because it's not the kind that makes the 1 the average reported for the Uni- them continuity. To Benefit Sick best seller lists. It's simply a collection ot Lee's wartime papers wein was presented a past presi ted States, 55 per cent. and letters. Both Dowdey, a disciple of DEAL More tnan 10 dent's pin by the new nresident. It was higher, also, than ththee , ~ ° S The book is being compiled for Lee's biographer, the late Doug- 'Donald Kaufmann, at Thursday ch SS rate in the Middle Atlantic States |from throughout the state attend- the Virginia Civil War Commis. Mr. and Mrs. • las Southall Freeman, and Mana- night', dinner meeting of A 57.7 per cent. ed a lawn party for The Home iion by novelist-historian Clif- place in whlch t0 George Amaro, Mr. and Mrs. for rin are unabashed admirers of Lions Club iri Crystal Brook Inn j Charles McCal), Jr., Mr. and In Monmouth County, the num- Chronic Sick yesterday at the ford Dowdey and research histor- the supreme commander of the Mr. Kaufmann also announced' her of deaths of local people<'home of Louis Stein, president ian Louis Manarin. It will be Mrs. Frank Congdon, Mrs. Hilda Food Fair Confederate forces. that the club will donate a mag- Layton, Mrs. John H. King, Mrs. from all causes during 1958, as °f Stores, Inc. released by Little Brown & Com- "Lee was human," says Mana- azine rack to the library. Auxiliary Has shown in the new federal report, Mr. Stein is chairman of the pany next April 23, the 100th Edward Duncan, Miss Betty Ke-| rinin, a HUIIVInative: HPP '• * • IT11* attachment to his family, how he iary members and guests mny nt- "Some of Lee's quotations out Official Rccord-the Civil War Shrewsbury Dr., Rumson; Wil- For Annivci'Hary ti>r-t>i||'i rtMight. HDthiight* incMi'i*; liked his trousers tailored, the of context make him sound like a liam E. Johnson, 22, of 2W) Wash- lend, and reservations mint be. affectionate way ho bantered his historian's bible—nt the large made by Sept. II. TV affair I* YMCA secretary," nays Dowdey. number of mistakes In the rec-ington St., Keyport; Stanley A. UNION BEACH - Cub Pack ftp* Oti wife, hi* great diplomacy and bfllng sponsored by the Monmnuth Chum pi* i "But you must understand why ord, In a loiter from Lee to Gen.Harmon, 17, of 275 Cedar Aviv, fid recently held a picnic in tact, he wns flaying those things. Long Branch; Joseph l\. fiiirni, County Council, V.F.W., under Thomas Pcrnn's grove, flrnnd- Joseph K. Johnston, they found Portland ott Rtjrhrl'1«# S757 rf O G I Ihe chairmanship nf Edward A. way, to commemorate Ihe 50th In a letter to "My dear Mary" "At nno period l.cc wrote more ' %'•••.<• 12 errors. One of thesrthese,, foforr ' " Ocean Grove; l-ene R, Klvik, wnlor county vice com- anniversary nf scouting. on Christmas day, 1881, Le.c toldlotters to Gen. Sam .lonos than example, was Ihc substitution of r)avl!l' 3|\ "I Clarksburs; William (in wife, "This place l« too ex- mnnder. The next meeting will Winner* nf games plnyed were Anyone else In (he Confederacy, thn word security fur itccrccysecrecy,, if;; M««M/«n, 28, and Henry n. Tours leave nib.iny Sept, 17, 24, posed to attack for the residence N M(1 hurdle, John Drapenu, .lames They wcre full of hi* famous 'I hoy nre striving for accuracy. WrlRht, IR, both'of S-a Clrl, nn-|! . , Tue«day. Sept. 13. Oct. 1. R. IS. of a person u hard to mnvo ns quotations nn duly. Finally, In a A r kv arlv w Murphy and Jerome O'Hrlen; I'nr- nf 1171 no "This Is not jiml n scissors nnd Oeor«e F, Vanhuff, 34, of Nep- . , ! ^ ^ P '" VMnv h> you arc. You would bo captured ii. lm. hi)IMMd followinfll g thh f meetlnK Tues- high-jump, Daniel O'Brien, letter to the. War Department, paste Job," »iiyj; Munnrln. 1 \'\-\ «!«M •»*!'!« I while you wero waiting 'a mo- d/ly, Sepl. M, wllh MM. Snnliorn James Murphy nml Jerome O - he said: 'I've finally Rlvrn up nn The bonk will be tho llrnt col Those who lout their ment.' " onk wll ne ho llrn col-,, mid Mrs. Kwlk In Ilrlen; slnlnm, John Drapenu, Jones nml (Urgent he be trans- lection r r lno lnnv Hotierl KOK Ml UK MiUiKM "ft liKHK.UVA I'H»N« [erred Mine where t'lsel of Ire lellors "If«! " " Mnt» are I'fillynnna secret pal p.irty alsoiflern.ird O'HMPII nnd Jerome In n lellrr to one of his (IIIIIRII- nmtuiiu! 0 1 of Illle St will lie lield following the meet-jO'Hrlen; IM) ynril (lush l.ouis ten., Lee mentioned n nephew, «." says Dowry "that ".JiJ™ ^ mnnili.i * ? , nml' I'rocoMcrf 4,000 Idlers has never licen done before." i,.- ItiR Mrs, Snnborn will he in'Massedl nml Henjnnnn llerschel, Chnrles Marshall, who wim .icrv- "Ohvlnimly the lelter.i were nn And l,ee would pi nimbly nuire. rnt)klln ,,,,, vilrlinW N.JIKIMO, •HI rllnrije liinnil lump. Lurry I'llie, lii l«mi-*l number "( lmpii.il lump, Jerome O'llnen. for lu:lilin>! on Ihe cncinv'.'i Mile," tru-.t " 'are K.iml ' unit Mniiiiiin Imve pin iniiKh," 111*- gmi'inl tu> whil'1 iii'-n I" ilitluili.iiu'cs Ihtiiiicini'-,) KM old Mcl'iU foi the winner* will he inn\ l.i1!', "Imi I cm n»t (nii)ivi' u fi•I,DIM ) Ire HIITMfrVv TheTllyy "'Iliry rnl.ilnly |>jrvnl ~f l-iciifli Inr ei,l in Ilic fililf (if Mexli o Allnofli . pn-nnileil ,it the p.ii'k Illcelmo In TRAVEL AGENCY him fur lirini: cm I'upe's nliill." |will use 1,00(1 lo 1,'iHO n( Ihnn. ctlleilrui Inr of ll)i' (hill- |, . l>.-,Mii wande Itt-c'' s ili|i|firiincli| y willhh (i(nittfcr-iMnnnnM n h dninj: tho i-ihlini;. m.lrr nf tlifl individual." 170(1. 121. 'j.'il,, .'.c|it. 27. 13 W. River Rd., RUMSON RU 1-2227 A 4—%Umi»y. Aug. 29. 1960 RED BAXK REGISTER home. Invert hi» money «« he plesnat, educate hi* children s* EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? Blood Donors he wants? Expect Labor Chfefs There are many answers — Hit W Pints,. most of them bordering on the '3OOP NIGHT China tragic. FORT MONMOUTH — Soldier One is lack of knowledge. THElP FATHER! To Back Democrats blood donors in Company F led the way for the fourth straight Rivers of words have been emerge from today's meetings. Is Winning a Battle written and spoken about condi- WASHINGTON (AP) — The time as the Red Cross "Blood- Al J. Hayes, president of the tions in China, about the com- AFL-CIO called its labor union mobile" received 444 pints of chiefs together today to decide Machinists' Union, which has society in preference to the one munes, the regimentation, the 16- blood during Thursday's visit. By RELMAN MORIlVj the 1960 political course ot the been somewhat critical of Ken- they have known elsewhere. and 18-hour working day, about! The Fort Monmouth unit of ra- HONG KONG (AP) — The ship 14 million member organization. nedy as well as Johnson in the 2. Technical skills. Red China life in a slave state. Yet this dar students attending the Army docks in a mainland China port A ringing endorsement of thepast, is in St. Louis attending is trying to develop its resources, seems to have made slight pene- Signal School, contributed 109 and Mr. Wong looks for the first Democratic ticket is expected. meetings preceding the union's time on the land of his ances- to build factories rapidly, to in-tration. All through Southeast annual convention, set to start pints — almost 25 per cent of The 29-member federation ex- tors. crease the output of mines, for- Asia, the man in the fields or Sept. 6. the overall total. the little general store in the ecutive counril scheduled a Mr. Wong is an overseas Chi- ests and fields. Mr. Wong and Plan Conventions This was the sixth visit of the village remains largely unaware morning meeting to make re- nese. That is, he was born out- the millions like him represent Bloodmobile at Fort Monmouth of what is taking place in China. commendations for consideration Numerous other labor union tide metropolitan China, in onea reservoir of techniques acquir- this year and the second best Much less does he understand by the AFL-CIO general board, conventions also are set for of the non-Communist nations of ed from Western-trained engin- turnout of 1960. In June there the meaning of communism comprised of representatives of September and October, and both Southeast Asia. He has lived there eers and technicians. were 471 donors. With the August' the implications of Cold War. all 135 unions, in the afternoon. Kennedy and Nixon are likely to most of his life, and his children 3. Money from abroad. The get invitations. visit, post military and civilian were born overseas. Chinese family is a close-knit Another is emotions. The union leaders have been personnal have donated almost So far as is known, there have unit. For years, the overseas Chi- Grandpa Wong still dreams generally enthusiastic, although 2,200 pints. Now, as he walks down the been no union endorsements of nese has been remitting between his village and the graves of hisj with some exceptions, about Sen. gangplank, Mr. Wong is leaving Nixon. James R. Hoffa, presi- 10 and 50 million dollars a year ancestors; he can not picture John F. Kennedy of Massachu- the world he had known, to re- dent of the giant Teamsters A law requiring that public settle in Communist China. to his relatives on the mainland as very different from the way setts as Democratic presidential Union ousted from the AFL-CIO, schools be established in every Financial circles in Hong Kong it looked when he left manyj nominee. This is another move in the has come closest by strongly urg. town of 50 families or more was estimate that the figure for the young Chinese in Many AFL-CIO chiefs actively vast struggle for Southeast Asia. years ago. A ing the 1,600,000 teamsters mem- passed in 1647 in the Massachu- Chinese fiscal year ended Jan frustrated. "You worked for Kennedy's nomination Communist China has launched Malaya feels bers not to support Kennedy. setts Bay Colony. 31 was 30 millions. Having gone at Los Angeles. In so doing, a campaign to induce overseas go to a Chinese school here and jj Chinese to return to tile main- to China, Mr. Wong himself wil you're a member of the Chinese however, they inevitable opposed land. Within the past year or so, no longer be sending money, bu community. But where do you® 19CO. KJiu? Feature* Syndicate Inc. World rt«hil nMrnd. Kennedy's chief rival for the Peiping says, nearly 50,000 have his relatives will send it. As the get a job after you graduate? nomination, Senate Majority done so. number increases, so, in all prob- The malays have privileges and Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of YOU'LL BE MUCH SMARTER TO Texas. To the Communists, each new ability will the total annual fig preferences we don't have." The labor chiefs were stunned shipload of passengers means ure. A third is political. Forget Polls, Zeichner Tours when Kennedy, after winning the this: What induces Mr. Wong to As the new nations of South- top spot, selected Johnson as his 1. Great propaganda value. come back? What impels him to east Asia become more national- Meyner Says DefenseFacilities vice presidential running mate. They can report, with a degree leave a society where he was free istic, the Chinese population in to engage in a business of hi each tends to become a target. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -i" was clear fhey were not so PAINT of truth, that these Chinese have TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rob- en usiastl(; chosen to live in a Communist choice, buy or build his ownThe Chinese is a hard worker, B. Meyner says both lapistrntB Iruino R 7pirhnpr ic i 'h about Johnson, who WITH y y p lag la 11 ale II Vlllg XJ, ZfClHUltrl 19; y _ , with business acumen and special man of the unlon leaders parties should concentrate oon!n (scheduleSCneaUleda tt0o leaVleavee tOflatodayy Oonn a ta! «Hy hart not «nnnm-K>H In Wcone- skills. voter reeistration and forcettour of defense facilities underjpnHtend™ had no-' supported labor s regiscration ana rorget the a s Islanstand stronglstrone yv enougenoush in Con-- Frequently, he comes into con-about trying to guess which one « P'ces ot the U.S. Air De 1 gress. trol of whole areas of business, is ahead. fense Command, Favored Ticket rubber, rice, banks, small Told that Republican state Mr. Zeichner is scheduled to BACK TO SCHOOL shops. Hostility and friction re-1 chairman Carl Erdman has said depart by helicopter from Fort But Walter Reuther, head of ut orke u ni n suit, particularly when it is en-independent voters are rallying Hancock and board an air force!*? ^ ",^ ™ c ° . ^Da- couraged by governments for pol- behind Vice President Richard!jet at Mitchell Air Force base vid J. McDonald, Steel Workers Union .president, made pilgrimag- IN STYLE itical purposes. Legal restrictions Nixon, Meyner commented, "I for El Paso, Tex. PAINT es to Kennedy's summer place are placed on the Chinese. "We think he probably has pretty i After a briefing at Fort Bliss, at Hyannis Port, Mass., and don't like the Chinese," savs an thick glasses." he will continue to White Sands, came away completely favoring, lIndone.-iian government official.! The governor refused further|N. Mex., to observe the firing they said, the Kennedy-Johnson EVERY 2nd CAN FREE • I "They are by-products of colon- discussion of Erdman's state- of Nike missiles. He also will ticket. r jialism and we want them to go." ment, saying, "I don't think I j visit Juarez, Mexico, and AirSubsequently other unions, in A fourth is shrewd Communist should interfere with a sales-1 Force Headquarters at Colorado eluding the International Brother- MARY CARTER I public relations, man trying to display his wares." i Springs, Colo. hood of Electrical Workers, have er The overseas Chinese is P "j Meyner said both parties should! Mr. Zeichner is a former na- pledged support of Kennedy. The jmitted to visit his father's home- j make a maximum effort to get; tional director of the Air Force IBEW's endorsement peculiarly, land. He pays for the trip by sell voters registered. I Association, past chairman of the however, steered clear of men- [ing watches, bicycles, fountain He said it^ is a sorry spectacle I Special Committee on Aviation of tioning endorsement of Johnson. iens and other articles brought Ith PAINTS to see the President of the Uni- e New Jersey State Bar Asso- While still not too happy about in from the outside. Welcoming ted States, "where we boast about |ciation and Present Chairman of Johnson being on the ticket, the "OVER 400 STORES IN 28 STATES" committees take him in towdemocracy,. " chosen in elections jthe Armed Services Committee AFL-CIO leadership reportedly Cor. of Gold St. and Maple Ave. IWhat he sees and to whom he where less than 95 per cent oftof tlle Monmouth Bar Association recognizes il is a political im- talks is carefully supervised. Ra- the voters participate. He is an editor of Law and possibility to endorse only half dio Peiping describes special "Dictatorship-ridden countries Order, a national police maga- of the ticket. Thus, an all-out RED BANK... SH 1-8599 j communities for the overseas would pay more attention to him zine, and Mayor and Manager, support for the Kennedy-Johnson I Chinese, equipped with dormitor- FREE PARKING IN REAR OF BUILDING if he were chosen by 95 per cent a municipal monthly. combination , ics apartments schools and hos- f h „ loitals. It tells him he can grow ' l his own food, and sell anv ex- Tlne governor said the Demo- 'cess produce. The radio" lists crats, wi» not hire /""V Profes- overseas Chinese who have ris- sl0naI Poll-takers if he can help en to influential positions in gov- it. ernment. "Now I'll get a couple of let- These are the main reasons Mr. ters from pollsters," he added smilingly. "They may be helpful i Wong is returning to China. for guidance. But the danger has 'No other country makes the ef- , . I always been that people rely on| , fort to help him when them too much. They sit by while Botany uprooted. the opposition recovers lost j Partly by design, partly by de- ground." j fault, Red China is winning in "Continental - Ivy" ; l this sector of the battle for South- ;' east Asia. Dr. Stevenson Sport Coats for Boys Lance Wants Plans Lecture No wonder Botany sport coats are favorites with VINELAND - Dr. George S. young boys — the 3 button continental Ivy styling Stevenson, 940 West Front St., More State River Plaza, an authority on has such a grown up air. Parents go for this sport mental health and mental defi- coat too, its good looks are so long lasting. These | ciency, has accepted an invita- coats are made of luxurious, finely tailored wool I School Aid tion to lecture at the 1960 Pro- TRENTON (AP) — More than, fessional Conference of the Train-' in the newest muted tones - - - with plaid, stripes a million New Jersey children!ing School at Vineland Monday, and solid color blazers to choose from. pvill soon return to school, Sen. Sept. 26. Wesley L. Lance says, and their; Dr. Walter Jacob, director of parents need state aid to help the Training School, announced JUNIORS 15.95 pay for them. j that Dr. Stevenson will join more The Republican senator from 1 than two dozen experts in the "Ifor Fall PREPS 19.95 Hunterdon County said the gov-'field of mental retardation to dis- HUSKYS 21.50 ernor and Legislature should do cuss (hp topic "Development of 'their best in the cominq year to Parental Aids for the Retarded STUDENTS 29.95 • provide more state aid lor edu- in Leisure and Work Activities." cation. Dr. Stevenson. Key lecturer at SUITS He said the funds should bo. the conference, is the retired na- From 29.95 ';imade available "from either ex-jtional and international consult- a panorama of •;listing revenues or from sources, ant for the National Association ;-i I acceptable to New Jersey's pop- of Mental Health. He is a past Iliulation." president of the American Psy- i-!l Lance said it will cost about (chiatric Association, Fellow of the smart, new Fashions $420 per pupil in the school American Association of Mental year about to start, compared Deficiency, and in addition to Lou's iwith $324 five years ago. In that other posts, was staff psychiatrist The curtain risat to MEN'S & BOYS' WEAR | time, state aid has remained al-at «fete%^u»ii!relief from high property taxes. ;aiion electronics technician air- fashions are revealed man David D. Maire, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Maire, 45 Coop- er Blvd., Middletown, graduated BIG SAVINGS |; from (he Aviation Electronics Technician School at the Naval In The Red Bank Register's ON HOME Air Technical Training Center, Auj-. 12. FALL FASHION IMPROVEMENTS | SEEK MISSING BOAT EDITION RUMSON — A 14-foot outboard I boat with a 40 horsepower motor, Look For It ADD A NEW wns stolen, or drifted away, from HaiMey Point Friday night. Po- WEDNESDAY, ; lice said the boat Is owned by BATHROOM George Icke, Union, who is stay- SEPTEMBER 7th low PER ing here during the summer. 36' DAY You'll find every page loaded with illustrations of fall's latest styles for women, men and children, Tlpt ADD A NEW DID YOU on grooming and advice on every- thing to help you look your best. LOW COST NEW ROOM Bt sure to see this special section 10'xM' ROOM KITCHEN KNOW? Wednesday, September 7th. COMPLETELY PREPARED oi low " C PER • Detuned and planned hy at 38 DAY There's a Monmoulh ConMrucllon • Sill • Moor llciiMn • Plntc • Celling • Denim • Nldgc • filurtii • Undent • Dnor, Window*, C I (i»!• I ADD A NEW complclly prvpnrrri. 189 GARAGE NO MONEY DOWN M IOW 36 Mr. MERCHANT 1st PAYMENT TO PAY to serve you in Here Is « ready mede audience with "buy" on Its mind. If you sell fashion •Inil.illiitKin OptKiiiul EATON1OWN NOVEMBER UP TO 20 YEARS In any of Its aspects, be sure to adver- Monmouth MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Shopping Center tlit \n thli ipeeUl meflon, C«ll SH HIGHWAY 35 AT HUDDON'S CORNER, MIDDLITOWN MIDDLETOWN 1-0010, *•!( for DilpUy, JHADYSIDE 1-5060 • PROSPECT 5.1333 Route 35 and | ^ Cgll |Hh«r ^lupbCf Doy £ NlgM — \ ,' ,^\^'':, Middletown Rd. i'A Mrs. Motter Selects BED BASK REGISTER Monday, Aug. 29, 1960S Ave., to roarfc bit nth birthday, Swim Party Guest* were William Joseph, PTA Committee Heads Richard Luettchau, Bonnie and For Birthday Mary Truex. John Powell, Joyce RED BANK — Mrs. Franz UNION BEACH — Frank H.1 McGarry. Richard Pyburn, Moller, president of Red Bank To Enter Penn Slate McGarry, son of Mr. and Mrs.1 Charles Bailey, Melody, Caroline High School Parent-Teacher As- McGarry. Jr., West and David Wentz, Mrs. Jacob sociation, at a meeting of the Keansburg, was given a swim Wentz, Mr. and Mrs. William Tru- unit's executive board Thursday ming party recently at the home ex, Mrs. Mary Vogel, Mrs. Mc- in the Red Bank Public School of his grandparents, Mr. and Garry, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. administration building on Branch McGarry, Jr. Ave.. announced standing com- mittfe chairmen for 1960-61: She also said that the opening meeting will be the annual cov- Joshua Trent- luits ered-dish supper in the high have made school cafeteria Oct. 4. a lot of friends for us. This informal event is arranged so that parents of high school Come up to the third floor I students may attend and meet and try one on. the high school faculty and ad- We think you'll see why. ministration staff. She also said that the group's 1959-60 publicity scrapbopk had A DOG'S DAY—These are winners in the seventh annual received an honorable mention dog show sponsored by the Long Branch Chamber of Broad & Front, Red Bank from the New Jersey Congress of Parents and Teachers. Commerce at Long Branch Stadium yesterday. Lucille immmmnmmuntimmtMm Last year's publicity chairman Petricci, 7, of 45 Abbotsford Ave., Long Branch, it was Mrs. I r v i n Gordon. The shown with her grand prize winning poodle, Cocoa. scrapbook cover was made and designed by John Moses, a fa- At right is John Herzak, 9, New York City, who is mas- culty member. cot of the Sea Bright Fire and Police departments and BRUCE MATTHEWS "You Can't The following officers will sfirve that resort's first aid squad. He holds "Smokey Stover," PLAN SYMPOSIUM — Howard F. X. Kingsley, West this year: .Mrs. Joseph LeRoy LITTLE SILVER— Bruce Mat- thews, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- a Dalmatian pup who also rides fire engines. They won Tell the Long Branch, general chairman, and Fred W. Wills, Inter- and Seymour Seigler, vice presi- dents; Mrs. Robert Brandt, cor- srt Matthews of 272 Silversida third place in the "boy and dog contest." John wears Players laken, co-chairman, map agenda for annual Wire and responding secretary; Mrs. An- Ave., will enter Penn State Uni- the helmet once worn by first fire chief of Sea Bright Cable Symposium, sponsored by U. S. Army Signal Re- thony DeStefano, recording sec- versity at State Collete, Pa., in 1881. without a search and Development Agency, to be held at Berkeley retary, and Mrs. John Hammond, Sept. 11. Bruce, who was gradu- treasurer. ated from Red Bank High School Carteret Hotel, Asbury Park, in December. The three- Chairmen include Mrs. Vincent in June, plans to major in Legion auxiliary convention In day technical session attracts more than 1,000 leaders in Fazio, parliamentarian; Mrs. gineering. Legion Women Wildwood Sept. 8 to 10. Alter- Score wire, cable and kindred fields. Benjamin Ashin, Jacob Needle nates will be Mrs. Carver and and Mr. Seigler, program; Mrs. tlrs. John Crimmins. Carl Orlando and Helmut Brueck- Sea Scout Prepare for Fall The next meeting will be Sept. FINED FOR BAD CHECK mann, hospitality; Mrs. John Rice 12 in the post home. Card!" EATONTOWN — Constance and Mrs. Cyril T. Lawes, ways LAURENCE HARBOR — Fall and means; Mrs. James Iich, activities for members of the aux- Macllwraith, 452 Pewey St., Rendezvous Dragonflies feed on large quan- health and high school service; iliary of the American Legion And you can't keep fully abreast of market Long Branch, was fined $60 Sat- Mrs. Donald Halbedl, Mrs. Hugh 'ost were announced when the tities of mosquitoes, gnats, and flies. developments unless you know the "Language urday on a charge of issuing a Gwyn-Williams and Mrs. William Projected unit met last week in the post of Investing". worthless check to D & D Rose, Goslau, membership; Mr. Brueck- home. We'll be happy to send you n copy of this Monmouth Rd. mann, representative to Red RUMSON — Louis E. Cooke, Mrs. Andrew Carver is installa- entertaining, informative Glossary that defines Since Bank Board of Education meet- Oak La., the program co-ordin tion chairman for the joint in- terminology used on Wall Street. ings; Mrs. Leon F. Rosenfeld, ator, has announced there wil duction ceremonies the auxiliary publicity; Melvin Morris, safety; be a rendezvous of Sea Explor- 1863 You'll find phrases like "in and out"; will hold with post members "matched and lost"; "limit order"; "Puts and Mrs. Helen Scott, Founders' er Division, Monmouth Council Sept. 24. The auxiliary slate is Day; Mrs. John Salerno, tele- back Calls", etc., clearly explained. To get your copy or Boy Scouts, and the Bayonno headed by Miss Mary Reiher, of this helpful Booklet, just fill out nnd mail phone and meeting notice cards, Scout Council on Sand Island president-elect. and Mrs. Moller, Mrs. Rice and the coupon today. No charge or obligation. n the Navesink River on the The auxiliary will hold its an- to Mrs. Hammond, budget and fi- week-end of Sept. 10-11. Feel free to visit your nearby Spear, Leeds & Kellogg office. nual bazar Dec. 3 in the post school Some 14 councils in Northern home, with Mrs. John Paris as You'll enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and modern decor. To provide you with the very latest information, we have direct New Jersey have been invited to chairman. participate in the activity which lines to New York for prompt quotations. Drop in first chance SEE US FOR ALL The chairman asked for dona- you gel. 110 Enroll will be a feature of scouting's tions of used items for the rum Starts at YOUR PHOTO NEEDS 50th Anniversary program. mage and white elephant tables Sea Scouting began shortly at the fair, and said that if she Spear, Leeds & Kellogg At Girl after the Boy Scout movemen is contacted, she will pick up Established 10S1 began in 1910 and is a key uni We carry a complete the contributions. YANKO'S imbeis ol lha Niw York ind American Slock Exchanges of Monmouth Council's senio- Several auxiliary members at- line of famous brand Scout Camp HUBERT D. VISCOUNT. Manager program. tended dedication ceremonies 30 BROAD ST. Bayonne Council has been put SH 1-8800 cameras and accessor- MIDDLETOWN — The District yesterday for the new Madison RED BANK in charge of the activities for tha Township Free Public Library 30 Linden Place, ' 'Red Bank ies. Bring your cameras 3 day camp of Northern Mon- mouth County Girl Scout Council rendezvous for which Monmouth here. here for expert repair held at Brookdale Farm, Lincroft, Council's squadron will be host. They were guests of the Laur- start with pretty mix Plesse send a Free copy of "The Language ol Inverting" to ence Harbor Woman's Club, li Something the first two weeks in August had Name service. 110 children enrolled. brary sponsors. and matchmates. More The girls were taught to lash, Tea For Mrs. Jack Olsen, president, and We Have Everything Than JUBI build fires, ^;ook outdoors, hike Mrs. William Brklgeman, Mrs. Girls' sizes, 7 to 14. a Bottle of and use knives, and they had a Kindergarten Rollin Ralhbun, Mr. Joseph Va- for- the flag ceremony at the beginning chitis, Mrs. William Foster, Mrs Sub-teens' sizes, 8 to 14 Milk and end of each day. John DiGiovanni and Mrs. Pa CAMERA FAN Activities included Indian trails, Pupils, Mothers ris will be delegates to the state Puritan variety show and camp games MILK CC. planned by a camp council of HAZLET"— Mrs. Edward M different girls each day. chalski, president of the Paren DORN'S Photo Shop SHadyside 7-0686 Adults in charge were Mrs. Teacher Organization, has an 15 Wallace Street Robert L. Glaser, director, and nounced a "Get Acquainted Tea Mrs. John Moncrief, nursery, will be held for the mothers o WELCOME Supplies and Equipment Fair Haven; Mrs. Elmer Mayer, new pupils of the kindergartei SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 business manager. New Mon- class of the Hazlet School Thurs For Scholars mouth; Mrs. Nicholas Badalty, day from 7 to 8 p.m. in the kin nurse, Belford. derearten classroom. Men's setup committee: Charles Philip Guiser, principal, wil Frederick, chairman, Middletown, welcome the parents and the pu GOING TO NEWARK? assisted by Mr. Burch, Fair Hav- pils, and introduce the new kin and Scouts... en, Frank Bergin, Fairview, Hoyt dergarten teacher, Mrs. Anthon) Adams, Middletown, William At- Bruno. Discussion on phases ol wood, New Monmouth and Jeff kindergarten activities will b CUSTOMERS Devine, Nike Base. held. Site chairman, Mrs. Hoyt Mrs. Francis Fleming, chair Adams; shoppers, Mrs. Mildred man of hospitality, will ser\ Stahlsmith, Mrs. Evans, Lincroft,' refreshments, assisted by Mrs and Mrs. Metzger, Rumson. | James Cullens and Mrs. Ralph Unit leaders were Mrs. Joseph Caliendo. Flaughter, Rumson; Mrs. J. S. There are 49 children enrolled Smith, Mrs. Frank Singer and in the two kindergarten classes Mrs. Curtis Murphy, Red Batik? of the Hazlet School. Hn» hTito* . . C*« Mrs, Laurence Sternfeld, Atlan- Assisting at the recent regis- SHodysid. L0567 tic Highlands, Mrs. Mildred Kais- tration were Mrs. Walter Sherin, er, Port Monmouth; Mrs. J.S. Mrs. Raymond McGovern, Mrs. Neale, New Monmouth; Mrs. Paul Purinton and Mrs. Edward At the head of the parade back to school Nicholas DeAngelo, Mrs. Samuel Michalski. Brown, Mrs. Charles Schulz, Mrs. a , . you'll see Winthrop . . . the shoes de- Richard Meislohn, Mrs, Hugh Al- SYMPOSIUM SET signed in the grown-up manner of Dad's and lan, Mrs. Emerson Richards, NEW BRUNSWICK — Rutgers Miss Karen Kruger and Miss Ju- Did You Ever Need - University will host a three-day liig brother's, Riil specially rnnslnirtrd to dy Werner, Belford. symposium on Immunochemica! Approaches to Problems in Mi- safeguard the young, growing foot. Quality BACK FROM CANADA crobiology, Sept. 6 to 8. The 1 "Some Tender Loving Care"? MATAWAN-Mr. and Mrs. Clif- symposium will bo conducted un- leathers . . . expert craftsmanship go hand ford Brewer of 3 Elizabeth Dr., der the auspices of the institute have returned from a motor trip of Microbiology, the National in hand to set new endurance records bolh I am the most neglected member of your house- to Canada. They visited Sainte National Science Foundation, and on the school and home front. .1 Kyelet Tie in Mack Ventura Leather. Q QC hold, and I frankly need a little attention — Ann DeBeaupr'e, and made a the National Institute for Allergy Sizes 3'/2-6, Widths A to I). V»J-> and Infectious Diseases of the "some tender loving care." stop-over at Lake George, N. Y., on their trip home. U.S. Public Health Service. I've been working very hard for you for many months - night and day • and just about now, I'm Stopover for Scouts all tuckered out, so please listen to my story. Sladkiis is headquarters /or your official W# would both be better off if you would call Winthrop Smut .Shoes . . . slioes rarin' to those nice people at Dixon Oil Company and rough il over hill and dale . . . and mighty have them send their qualified Service Represent- ative to put me back in shape for the next heat, comfortable loimgiii' Around the eampfirf, ing season. They will clean me, adjust me, in- loo. spect and service me, and also Save You Money. I'll be able to give you cleaner and more effi- cient heat at less expense, and I'll be better off became I won't have to work as hard.
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F.vnninqi 'til 110 fit,, both KcTflntbiiM], Ked % . t. ...:_ OaCKyaru at -1" West feet awaynM from its formern loca-i —• nn n n A PI. The spider was placed in a ferent reasons than for President, glass jar and is now on display Kodak. „ Some of these people go to Russia as often as every tion in Charles A. Mount's store. The real and controling and gut at the store of Robert Hance & When the 25th anniversary of the signing of theissues arc usually local, or aothet r year and have been doing it since World War II CARMICHAEL Sons. Ed. ,\i>n Kattengell promised Social Security law was celebrated a few days ago. most regional, rather than nation- ended. There must be something good in the United Immediate deliveries on new 30- Marion Folsom's name was mentioned with respect al and international. States and something bad in Soviet Russia! Perfection horsepower Oakland runabouts James Kennedy, 14-year-old ac- for $1,000. across the land. For Folsom, who served in Local Strength is only in Heaven. public appearance during an Eisenhower's Administration both as Treasury Under Indeed, if Nixon had to depend A rmjnumont to mark the| amateur show at the Strand The- secretary and Secretary of Health, Education and'Wei-1 on the local strength of the southern boundary of the govern- ater, has won a special $75 prize Republican party, Congressional ment reservation at Sandy llnok for receiving the greatest num- fare, was one of the drafters of the original Social Se- "Have Von Henrd The Lnlcst? Now They've 1 district by district, he probably was completed. Hereafter no per- ber of votes since his broadcast curity law in the 1930s. When he resigned the welfare could save himself the trouble Brought Back Molutov From Outer Mongolia" son without B pass will be per-! | last week on radio station WEAF. post in mid-1958, rumors were that he was forced out of running nt all. Rut the point is mitted to pa.ss the boundary line, |The station received more than that he doc.i not have to depend now established at Ihe northern I 5,000 postcards from listeners because he wanted to go far beyond Eisenhower on on that strength. This is precisely end of property owned by William casting votes of approval for theaid to education, school construction, etc. There's lit- why he has unhesitatingly grasp- Sandlass. " young musician. tle doubt that any "position papers" he prepares for ed as his one great opportunity the Issues bound up in world Last minute preparations are Nixon will be to the left of the stands Eisenhower has affairs — dealing with Khrush- 1 I.ouis Mcnlnger, noted song bcini: made lor the annual Red taken. chev, keeping the peace. Bank fair. Among attractions writer, was host this week to a will be a hor.se show with Thorn- number of friends at a house and Consider Henry Alexander, chairman of Morgan Ticket-splllting us between the as S. Fields ns supi.Tintfiidcnl; beach party at his summer home Presidency and Congress is n n speaking and reading contest in Pine Beach. Among those at- fixed habit. for school children, nnd free lending were Daniel W. Dorn, At the bottom of the 1958 recession, Alexander There Is, moreover, n secon- "gentling" Irratmrnh for balky Mr. and Mrs. James Porter and came out with a strong pica for an across-the-board dary but not inconsiderable, fact, Mrs, • nd kicking horses. Lou .1. Tet- Sara, Mr. and tax cut to the tune of $5 billion or more. He has made The Kcnnody-Johnsnn ulnlo enn lev, owner til (ho Mrchanir St. Dnnlel B. Dorn, Mr. andMrs. It clear that in a future recession, he would favor ag- be reckoned In have been badly hicvrlr f tout vr-m'i football chumplon^vold turning In the direction of recession. ly one nf Hi" Innhlllly ol Ken llnmvii 20 feet, tint the driver ship squad nf ihc Leonardo VM<\\ Alexander would concentrate on policies that ncily and John-inn In bring off Kllil the team (il mule* ueie mi K I Or i I1G ..._..i _i L _ i.. .._ ii ^ .. .i_ -.___.. 1 1 h hurl in,,., ,„ report net week for the would hc)pu s „» "more' goods overseas,' attract nmli -"'* """" < " «'"»«'• first prnrllcr of Ihc»rn*nn, Nixon hna known nil nlong Ihnl rrportlng., ar ...t. keep more foreign funds in our country, protect thehn cnn'l compnlf with the llrmn Tlir Criilinl R.ulrn. l f ••Murk" MMe«, '"IMe" ll'irn.ldoiinr'j, value anil rrputiilion. At tho snnic time, lie crnlli; llckrl If Ihr public Is |>lrtri| ik n. ,. •.!tittf -il I ei,n l,.inv Scull. Inlin Mn/./it, Phil, ... ,,t .ii rrnllv going In innkr lln ilrrlslmu uriln Ihr '.l.i'i'm /•I wou t np mir Mniihrwv IIMIK VnnNVi.i, lolin ' ' ^ P niilltHiy power nt Unrivalled strength prlmnrllv on .w-rnllwl llbcnil been j'l ;II|I 'I ill'! Ih (iiuvlrl. I i.r| Mill I'lirr, |tn*ko 1111(1 "(Hltlll) lllO KlIHSitlllS ill their niOlltltilig Cllllipiligll iliiinr'illc Isiuei IIU lii'l K Ihnl Illlnni' rl Diin-v, ;iml i,ruin,- I'li'i-ikri Ao f economic wnrfiiir," Ilili isn't liow tlif public will '.i lii-'liil'' MI ff;iini". h;u Iti'i-n I hi",!1 men »\r ulivinir.ly lint |ii'.t Ivi'ioir. (ilrlllicil 'III Illr, IvMMI'llv'i If! Il III H II iih i II IIMFM I fill mini'. l,j| ini'l Illf* |lui>: 1*1 *I!H tl iMiiiv.Miijin "of I'XII.IIIHIIII.II v wi'iilth, pitwci IIIKI III ,1 Ulllll, |:"ll, hi' 1 hry I,Vi nun , li.tni;'ll M-IV IIIUI T Flemington Company Fetes BED BANK REGISTER 'Monday, Aug. S f*to£ 3* if- flip* %P,/f <, ''- rj I ' participated in * Christolas muric at South.JUyer, i . NEW BEUNSWKX v Coastaliers Morfbip or the Jeney Shon new evu&fycoanes In mrvey- FairOpejis Art* Dram ni Bvgle Corp* for practicing civil engineer* Win Trophy Council,' and gave an exhibition will be introduced during I960- Tomorrow at (his benefit comoetHJOfl. 61 by the Rutgers College of En- FLEMINGTON-The 104th ao-j MATAWAN TOWNSHlP-Mem-j^g D ^ coastajje,,w j|| bers o the honor guard of Guad- ke 'f ie , Hi h. gineering and University Exten- nual Flemington Agricultural Fairj v will open tomorrow on the Flem- alcana) Post, Veterans of For-'|an(j ^ark sion Division. eign Wars, and the post's Junior: _J Scheduled in the fall term be- ington Fair Grounds on Rt. 69. The fair will continue seven I Drum and Bugle Corps The| B dl ft items and caU ginning Sept. 19 are courses in • Coastaliers, at the recent Key-| , . DEPENDABLE WORK fundamentals of surveying and days and nights through Labor! one of our local cnarltv Day, next Monday. j 'port day parade, received thei Sroups- photogrammetry and air photo 'grand parade trophy as "the out-Some children would have no BY OUR EXPERTS interpretation; and in the spring Opening day attractions will in- jstanding marching unit." ' clothing at all without contribu- clude a program of horse acts term beginning Jan. 30, 1961, ; Also last week, the Coastaliers tions. from you. courses in property surveys and and an "animal kindergarten."; curves and earthwork. Regional finals in the 4-H Favor- All four of the courses will meet ite Foods show will be held REUSSILUS' Wednesday. Mrs. America, who once a week for 15 weeks from 36 BROAD ST. 7 to 9:50 p.m. at the surveying is Mrs. Rosemary Murphy of { SUMMER SPECIAL Indiana, will visit the fair Thurs- RED BANK laboratory on the University Heights campus. day. Mel Alfen, radio and television sports announcer, will announce ' LUXAIRE the harness racing events Thurs- 100,000 BTU OIL FIRED FIRST STOP ON day afternoon. Harness racing! is also scheduled for Wednesday T . . _, , , and Friday afternoons, and John J- chrlstolas Wednesday and Thursday eve-] KEARNY - John J. Chrislolas, FURNACE A REAL VACATION mngS' '17 Lawrie Rd., Atlantic High- For a Short Time ONLY! 4-H Fat ,u ...lands1 , was presented a diamond- tne 4-H Make your first stop HFC-and get up to $500 horse show Saturday morning, set emblem today marking his with up to 24 months to'repay. Then travel when midget a,uto-racing Saturday af- 30th year with the Western Elec- .00 and where you want, free of financial worries. ternoon, and sprint car racing trie Company. Sunday and Monday afternoons, a! , christolas, who is a sec- Let an HFC cash loan cover transportation, lodg- Ml NEW ASSIGNMENT —Capt. Robert L. Kaplan, left, stunt driving show Sunday and;Uon chjer at tne companys Fair ing, meals, clothes, all your vacation expenses. Monday evenings, and the ap-;Uwn shops was gucst of honor 275 of Little Silver, and E. Rouiee Givens, Newport Newj, And, wherever you travel, one of Household's pearance Friday of Miss Hawaii, al company.Sponsored lunch INSTALLATION OPTIONAL Va., looks over models of the Army's newest aircraft at Miss Alaska and Miss New Jer- „_ more than 1000 offices (throughout the U. S., « .• i con. CALL NOW the U. S. Army Transportation Research Command, sey, Miss America contestants. , He is a mcmber of lhe Fore. including Hawaii, and men's Safely Club of Newark, the where both were recently assigned to the aviation TYPE COWS Canada) will be near-by Mystic Brotherhood Lodge F. & directorate. The command is located at Fort Euttis, Va. ; for additional money LINCROFT — The herd" of reg- A.M., and the WA.WA Social Club you get more istered Jerseys owned by Marluiof North Bergen. service. Farm, has been classified for Mr. Christolas also belongs to than money Registration Capt. Kaplan breed type by an official classi- the Stanley S. Holmes Chapter o! Drop in or phone HFC today fier of the American Jersey Cat-! the Telephone Pioneers of Amer tie Club, Columbus, Ohio. The1 ica, an organization composed o: from HFC •.. where Z million follct Scheduled In New Post Marlu Farm herd now has 42 long servic etelephone employees a gear borrow confidently FORT EUST1S, Va. - Capt "excellent" animals, 70 "veryj Special Service to Armed Forces Pertonnel Robert L. Kaplan, Little Silver, good," and six "good" r>lus, mak-| The Appalachian Trial, i IN.J., has been assigned to the j total of 118 animals with hiker's paradise, runs 2,050 mile: 3 HERBERT ST. LONG ng a directorate at the Armyjyj aaverage score of 89.03 per from Mt. Katabidin in Maine t< RED BANK tion dates for students new to aann OIL DELIVERY Research Com- cent. Mt. Oglethorpe in Georgia. OUSEHOLD FINANCE Long Branch school system were mand. announced today by William H. He will be assistant chief of Meskill, superintendent of ,he pre,iminary design branch MBURY PARK sch°oIs- in the directorate's aircraft de- 710 Cookman Avenue—PRoiped 5-2500 All new entrants, who have not | . EARLY WEEK VALUES! sign and perfornlance division Open Wsdirodoy ereniags until 8-0ewJ Ssturfcys previously registered are to en- West Point Graduate roll at the school which they will HIDDUTOWN attend. Students whose last names Capt. Kaplan, the son of Mrs. Middletown Shopping Center begin with the letters A-M areBenjamin Kaplan of Little Silver, SALE! QUICK-FROZEN CHICKEN PARTS! 1107 Highway #35-OSbome 1-1400 to register between 9 and 11 a.m.and the late Maj. Kaplan, attend- ef*B Thursday t, Friday e»emngs antil 7—Closed Saturdays Thursday. Students whose last ed VPI for two years before be- names begin with N through Zi ing appointed to the U.S. Mili- TOP-QUALITY-U.S. GOV'T. IHSPECTED-NONE FINER! are to report Friday, between 9>ry Academy. «e holds a bach- and 11 a.m. j elor of science degree in engin- New pupils must present towering from the academy and FROM COAST TO COAST. their principal their transfer from | a master of science degree in the previous school, certificates aeronautics and astronautics of vaccination and immunization jf™n Massachusetts Institute of for smallpox, diphtheria and po-: Technology, lio. They must also bring a copy! Capt. Kaplan served for three of their birth certificate. J years with the Corps of Engi- If pupils have not yet had the neers in Korea and during the inoculations required by the | construction of an Air Force Base Board of Education, the inocula-iat Myrtle Bea«h, S.C., before CHICKEN CAR SAFETY tions must be started and a phy-; transferring to the Transporta- sician's certificate stating this tion Corps in 1956. must be presented at registration He is a member of the Insti- time, Mr. Meskill said. tute of Aeronautical Sciences, the Registration for students in | American Helicopter Society, and grades 9-12 will be conducted in!Sigma Xi, an honorary research the library. In addition to the society, BREAST* above records, Mr. Meskill said, His father was a former post it will be necessary for new stu-engineer at Fort Monmouth, N.J. dents who live outside the local Inspect brake lin- district to bring a tuition card ing and wheel cyl- inders, add fluid which may be obtained in the Highlands box and precision ad elementary school of their home just brakes. district. They are also to bring Mrs. Mary White of Second St. their last report cards if avail- was honored at a surprise 84th j able. birthday party Aug. 20 at the home of her son, George White A variety of Australian ter- of Hilton Park, given by her "Super-Right"—Freshly Ground mites, appropriately called "com- three sons, John, Frank and CORRECT pass termites," construct slablike George. Mrs. White was born in ALIGNMENT nests with narrow ends invari- Brooklyn, and has resided in Correct caster and ably pointing due south and north, Highlands 55 years. camber and toe-in and toe-out to Mr, and Mrs. Walter S. An- manufacturer's Be Wise, Start Early derson of Washington Ave. and GROUND specifications. her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. "Super-Right" Quality "Suptr-RIgM" SMOKED and Mrs. Arthur Parker, former 943 residents of Highlands now re- Ham Slices^- c- UNEVEN siding at St. Petersburg, Fla., Sirloin Steaks 89Arthur Raike, Jr., son of Mr. R«3ul.rly Pried .t 59e-SAVE 14« nnd Mrs. Arthur C. Raike, Fourth Speedway PRECISION St., celebrated his birthday Aug. Proved For ENGINEERED 18. Turnpike Safety, Send nowl Delight n child with 98 hl.i own, special Santa Dnll. It Mr. and Mrs. John Banko nl Center St., celebrated their wed- APPLE PIE •- 45 12 * serves as decoration, too. Juicy orrhard-freth apple*, baked in a light, flaky, gold-brown emit. up NOW's the time — when you've anniversary Aug. 21. ; . •70-11 il«k IIM Parker I lubfTypi Quieter, stronger, built to time to spare — to make this Riiy lane Pirktr hit longer! Made to lit 1*01. j ALL SIZES LOW PRICEP Santa "sock" doll, Pattern S«: Mrs. Esther Dennis, d6 Barber- pkg. COLDORMARIL! your car, Rustproofod to ie Ave., entertained members n(| eut ton and ricappablt lira last longer. pattern places nf face, clothes; •M 49' ihe Tuesday-Nlte-Sew-Tcna last CINNAMON BUNS 33' POUNDCAKE directions for 12-Inch dnll, clothe*. Jam Parktr Send, thirty-five cents (coins) Tuesday at her home. Jane Parkir—Plain ItM. e lUguliror "" for this pattern — add 10 cents LET US SAFETY leaf RlppUd bei lor cncli pattern for lst-clami PRODUCTION RECORD JEWISH RYE BREAD 21 POTATO CHIPS CHECK YOUR CAR FREE j mailing, srnrl |o The Rrd Bonk BRATTI.F.BORO, Vt. - The '(Rcgisler, Nmllccraft Depl,, P.O. Kolstcln-Frienlan Association of I llox IDI, Old Chelsea Station, America ban announced the THE OMAT ATLANTIC 1 PACIFIC HA COMPANV, INC. New York II, N.Y. Print plainly completion of an outstanding of- Cap'* John's Frostn Stofood! pattern number name, address ficial production record by a reg- and zone. istered Moltlcln cow, Limestone HADDOCK DINNER 53' CAR SAFETY HEADQUARTERS JUST (>l-r TIIIC PRKSSI Send Zodiac Clara, owned by Dounlns uper .now lor our exciting, new IMI T, Newbold, Coil's Neck, She pro- Mapl* Avenue at White St. Red Bank 1 duced 12,636 pounds of milk anil ftMIRKA'S DIPINDABtt I00D MIRCIUHT SINCI III', ) SH 7-5700 Neeillrcinfl OilnloH. Over 125 CODFISH FILLET .25' jdenlKiu to crodiot, knit, new, em>m poumli nf butterfat In 314 1000 Atbury Ave. Asbury Park hroldrr. qullf, weave -- fa»hlon», (luyi on iwlir dally milking at L PR 5-8700 hnnii'liii iiiihlnni, Invn, • Kiln, a Ihreevniold. ilismr liim, f'lin IKlii'.'-lnMiMr- ft\t*% tO«tlv» thru W«d., Aug. Hit In Super Market* and Solf-Sarvlca ttorai. lmn< fin MXiMiunrl veil tapi. Alne In Mr mill Ji cnr» Mental Health ried bouquet* of long rtttwned ' Robert Ippollto of Long Branch ws> M» brother"* be*t mw, 'The Unit Directors ufhere were Guy Gaynes, Little Silver; Ralph Primavera, Long Have Session Branch; Peter Crispo, Mineola, N.Y., and Michael Conway, Hav- RED BANK — Twenty-three erhill, Mass. directors of the Monmouth Coun-i For her wedding trip- to the ty Mental Health Association at-j Poconos, the bride wore a two- tended the unit's board meeting j piece oyster white linen suit with here this week to discuss pro- matching accessories, and a cor- gram plans for the fall and win- sage of orchids. Upon returning ter. the couple will be at home at 1605 West Allegheny Ave., Phila- Reporting for the program com- delphia. mittee, Gen. George L. Van Deu- sen listed six areas which will The bride's mother wore a be given priority and emphasis champagne colored organza in the 1960 - 61 program year: gown, with matching satin ac- cessories. She had a spray of Housing—The association seeks beige orchids attached to her larger quarters located on a main champagne satin purse. thoroughfare to allow for more extensive use by "walk-in" seek- The bridegroom's mother wore ers of information and material a costume of pale blue silk or- as well as more efficient use of ganza with matching accessories. volunteer help in the office ac- Her corsage was all white or- tivities. chids. Public information and public The bride was graduated from relations, including wider distri- Red Bank High School, and at- bution of news and information tended Monmouth College where about new developments in men- she was a member of Mu Alpha tal health in Monmouth County I Phi sorority. and the services of the associa-, tion. | Expansion of volunteer service Miss Herno units including both those work- ing in state hospitals and at the Sails for Europe after-care program, as well as the association's oflices and pro- NEW YORK CITY — Miss grams. Miss Diane Gaynes Sonja A. Herno, daughter of Mr. Libovsky-Caplan After-care program, including and Mrs. Leo E. Herno of 54 Miss England Weds further development of the social Center St., Riverside Heights, center and related sevvices for Middletown, sailed last Tuesday ex-hospital patients. Weds Michael Ippolitoon the Italian liner, Vulcania, for Marriage Yesterday Under legislation, promotion an extended stay in Europe. South Carolinian of increased state support for RED BANK — In St. James .line. An applique of the same Upon her arrival in Italy, she RUMSON - Miss Juanita Alice ed with three-quarter length Catholic Church Saturday, Miss lace was used on the skirt that will visit her brother-in-law and Libovsky, daughter of Mr. and sleeves. WAMPEE, S.C. - in a setting.S.C.. the bridegroom's brother, »g ^'^"^"Cap,ta Diane Royce Gaynes, daughter | fell into a chapel train. The sister, Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Samuel Libovsky of 589 The draped panels of the skirt of all white summer flowers andjand Joe Martin Granger, Atlanta,| anowances onf Mr\Af . an^nrdl Mrsl\flre . NathanieMother,!**l! fiGaynen i in «sc ' bride'V»i>ir1n'ts> bouffanKmiffanft illusioilliicinn veitmtil felfall Buchinsky. Mr Buchinsky is serv- Harding Rd., Little Silver, and were appliqued with a scroll de- palms in the Wampee Methodist Ga. IT-.,.-' .• A of 3 Silverside Little Silver, from a cap of lace petals, and ng with the US Air Force at Ira Caplan, son of Lewis Caplan P ! sign of bead embroidered Alen- Churc h here Saturda- - y evening, For her wedding trip to Sea Education, promotion and pqs- of Michael V. her cascade bouquet was euchar- Aviano, which is near Venice. of New York City, were married sibl q con lace, and fell from a large Miss Sylvia Jane England, daugh- Island, Ga., the bride wore a e demonstration of the pur-Ippolito, son of Mr. and Mrs. ist lilies, stephanotis and ivy After visiting in Italy and other yesterday in the Congregation organza rose at the waistline. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wil- pale blue linen sheath styled;P°se and ^lue^of ^ho°!j™\ Amedeo Ippolito of 385 Indiana Inai Israel synagogue here. Rab- r d I sprays. points in Southern Europe, Miss The bride's fingertip length veil liam England of )26 Church St., dress, embroidered in white, and S ams to Ave Lon The church Mrs. James Taylor of Phila- Herno will travel in Northern bi Gilbert Rosenthal officiated. fell from a white organza cap, Fair Haven, became the bride worn with a matching jacket and serricVVemotonalliy and"so-| ' S branch. daily maladjusted pupils. was decorated with arrangements delphia was the matron of honor. Europe, and visit relatives in A reception followed at Shadow- trimmed with seed pearls, and of Louis Harry Muzekari, son ofwhite accessories. The couple will of all white summer flowers, with The other bridal attendants were Denmark before her return home. brook, Shrewsbury. her bouquet was made crescent Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mozekari live in Columbia, S.C. • Robert Dudley, treasurer and palms as a backgroundg . Misses Lee Gartner, Little Sil- She was graduated from Mid- Mr. Libovsky escorted his shape of Fuji chrysanthemums of Greenville, S.C. The bride was graduated from finance committee chairman, re- R i ported on the diminishing reserve Rev. William Anderson officia-lver; Gail Hodax, New Shrews- dletown Township High School in daughter. Her floor length gown and pompon chrysanthemums. Rev. Grady Price, pastor of R u m s o n-Fair Haven Regional was silk organza and lace, re- High School and attended Doug- funds of the association, which ted. Mrs, Georgia Mason was the j bury; Kathy P a s c a 1 e, Long June. She plans to be in Europe Mrs. Martin Schentes of West- the Fair Play, S.C, Baptist lass Colle The organist. A reception followed in! Branch, and Cathy Lynch, Hrook- for a year. embroidered in beads, and styl- wood, the bridegroom's sister, Church the bride's'uncle offici-i 8e- bridegroom, a threaten to make necessary cur- lyn. ated at the candleligh service 'craduate of Greenvill(;. s-c- High (ailments in the association's abil- Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. was matron of honor. Misses Dor- * ,» ,v,%nn« inMI,hnmp'School and the University ofiity to support special and dem- The bride was given in mar- The matron of honor and othy Porges of Rumson and Ann n bridesmaids were dressed alike A reception followed at the home ; South rCarolina,m,i.. , ;i*s ...„,!,!„workin„g tnfol rn,, his onstratio, ,.„«»,L.n projectrt. s iinn thth»e r..»..«future. , riage by her father. Her wedding Finkler, Tully, N.Y., were brides- of the bride's grandmother, Mrs. , g pj in organza gowns of Ming blue iJ fdi iii gown was of silk organza that maids. E. ''incon Ward in Wampee, master's degree at the Universi-J unless fund-raising activities are with matching accessories. The had a bodice of Alencon lace, All wore gowns of romance where decorations were arrange- j! honor attendant h'ad a bouquet of re-embroidered with seed pearls, blue lace and organza, the bo- ments of all white flowers. long stemmed roses and white and styled with a scoop neck- dices being lace and the full Mr. England gave his daugh- skirts, organza. All had matching ter in marriage. Her ballerina crown headpieces, trimmed in length gown was made of rose- Kitty Kelly: veils. The honor attendant car- point lace and silk organza. The ried a colonial bouquet of white fitted basque bodice had a cir- carnations, tipped in blue, and clet neckline and bracelet length Loud-Mouthed Husband blue cornflowers. The bridal at- sleeves. The full circular skirt tendant bouquets were all white was appliqued with rosepoint lace carnations, tipped, in blue. medallions and clusters of crush- May Have Right to Be ed silk roses. The bride's triple Lisa Denberg of North Jersey tier veil was held in place by DEAR KITTY: DEAR KITTY: was the flower girl. Her frock a silk organza rose, and she car- was blue and white organza. She I'm in my middle fifties and I have had a desire to write ried sprays of white orchids on for several years. Could I please had a small nosegay of white a prayer book. from a large but poor family. have a copy of your leaflet, "So carnations and blue cornflowers, The bride's only attendant was My mother died young. My par-You Want to Write"? Will you zathe bride's mother wore a silk her aunt, Mr. Obadiah Henry Hal- ents were very strict and relig- refer me to any other material organza gown of French rose, made with a tunic overskirt, ap- lenbake of Fair Haven. Her gown ious. We lived in backwoods. My for beginner writers? was turquoise silk organza, styl- pliqued and bordered with hand- father forbade us going to parties .I,.am ! hm'efe with, **» ed with a fitted bodice and a 6 fa r children. I worked tat secretana clipped rose point lace. Her cor- bouffant ballerina length skirt. or square dances. We were not work until I started my family. sage was orchids. She had a matching organza allowed to read magazines be- I am happy being home with my Marshal Nagy of New York headpiece, and her colonial bou- cause it was a sin and did not children but would love to try City was best man. The ushers quet was made of turquoise for- have any books except the Bible. my hand at writing.—Betty were John Caplan of New York get-me-nots. By the time I got married at 21, Dear Betty: The best way to City, the bridegroom's brother; The bride's mother was dress- I had read the Bible through learn to write is by writing Howard Cohen, River Plaza, and ed in a Dior blue lace and taffe- about subjects you know—and Edward Garcia, New York City. ta costume, and the bridegroom's twice. reading the classics. When the couple return from mother wore pink chiffon. Both My problem is this: I met a their wedding trip to the west had corsages of white orchids. young fellow two years older Is there a Great Books Group in your town? If not, why not Coast, they will reside at 112 William Mwekari of Green- than me, nice appearing and McLaren St., Red Bank. ville, S.C, was best man for his quite a talker, and from a fam- start a readers' group? It will cousin. The ushers were Thomas ily that were in much higher be not only instructive but fun. The bride was graduated from Harry Muzekari of Greenville, bracket than we financially. 1 R u m s o n-Fair Haven Regional High School and St. Lawrence loved him. He preferred me to DEAR KITTY: My husband and I have some University at Canton, N.Y. She other girls. Iwas average good is employed by American Air- friends who have a small boy o looking. lines in New York City. two and when they visit us, they Soon after we married I found Katherine Ray Iselin, The bridegroom was graduated out he wanted to be the center do not seem to care what their little boy gets into. Only once in from the State University of New of attention. When my friends York at Farmingdale, L.I. come to visit, he simply booms a great while do they threaten in and hogs all conversation. I to spank him. He tears the dials Dale OVonnell Wed can't get a word in edgewise. If off my television set, breaks things, walks on good furniture, OCEANP0RT - Miss Kather- The bridegroom is a member Charter Group Tarbell-Elbert I try, he talks louder. The only ine Ray Iselin, daughter of Mr. of the New York Stock Exchange. and just won't mind at all. way I can talk is through letters. and Mrs. Philip H. Iselin of this He was graduated from Foun- To Be Feted Until my health went bad I work- We are ordinary people with a borough and New York City, and tain Valley School in Colorado Rites Held in Elmira ed in the fields and helped. We small home and ordinary furnit- Dale Tobin O'Donnell, son of Gen. Springs, Colo., and studied at LONG BRANCH — Five Long raised six children and sent ure, but we do keep our posses- and Mrs. Emmett O'Donnell of Trinity College where he was a Branch Charter Commissioners ELMIRA, N.Y. — Miss Vivian man, N.Y.; Miss Ann Lounsbury, them to school. They are all fine sions clean and well taken care Honolulu, Hawaii, were married member of St. Anthony Hall. will be honored at a kick-off Etta Tarbell, daughter of Mr. Savona, N.Y. Miss Sandra Tuck- people, nice personalities, good of. Our small daughter, 15 mon-Sunday in the garden of the home "vote yes" dinner in Green Mr. O'Donnell is the grandson and Mrs. Roscoe C. Tarbell of er, Elmira, and Mrs. William V. looking. ths old, is taught to respect her of the bride's parents, Sous Bols. Grove Manor Sept. 17. 767 Stony Brook Rd., and Ed- N. Woodward, Suffern, N.Y., own home as well as others when The ceremony was followed by of Mrs. Nicholas Muller of New The Long Branch Citizens As- ward Joseph Elbert, son of Mr. who were bridesmaids. 1 think my husband has always taken visiting. a small reception. York City, and the late Mr. andsociation for Better Government Mrs. Emmett O'Donnell of Brook and Mrs. Edward F. Elbert of jealous of me and the children. Our problem is that we don't is supporting a move to change All wore street length gowns The bride was given in mar- lyn. His father, Gen. O'Donnell, 14 Crest Dr., Little Silver, were He nevers gives me an allow- know how to tell these friends riage by her uncle, Nathan Iselin the form of government here in of pink silk organza, fashioned ance. Right now I need so many is commander-in-chief of the Pa- married Saturday in the Lake with short sleeves and scooped that we do not appreciate the of Shrewsbury. Her gown of white the November election from Com- things but I don't dare say any- cific Air Forces. Street Presbyterian Church here. necklines, and tied at the waist- way they let their son destroy peau-de-soie was styled with a mission to Council-Manager form. Rev, Gordon W. Mattice, pastor, lines with pink taffeta sashes thing for he would blow his top.our furnishings and still not bouffant skirt, and trimmed with Upon returning from their wed- The five charter commissioners officiated. which formed a bustle at the I wonder where I've failed. Could cause any hurt feelings. lace applique on the bodice and ding trip to the Caribbean, the are, Thomas McClintock, chair- you tell me how 1 can be less Baskets of white gladioli and back. All had open crown pink We are easy - going people and the skirt. Her short veil was couple will live in New York man; Mrs. Eleanor Lehmann, misen b lc? Milton Untermeyer, Jr., Thomas palms decorated the church. Mrs. horse-hair picture hats, trimmed|' j , He's about killed my find this is very annoying prob- fastened to a cap of lace and City. Mauro and Vincent G. Ronca. Gladys Green of Elmira was thewith matching flowers. The hon-love. 1 long to just stop breath- lem. We sincerely appreciate any seed pearls, and her bouquet was ing and be out of it. Any advice white orchids and stephanotis, Horn* delivered .., organist. • or attendant had a cascade bou- solution you have to offer.— Mr. Tarbell escorted his daugh- quet of deep pink carnations and will be appreciated.—Neglected Mrs. D. L. The bride had her cousin, Mis ask for if of your Ann Iselin, and Miss Sallv A ter. Her floor length gown of|bachelor button blue pompon Dear Neglected: You can be Dear Mrs. D.L.: If the child favorite store! white silk organza was styled chrysanthemums. The brides- Denzcr as her bridal attendants less miserable in two ways: By again starts breaking up the with a fitted bodice, short sleeves maids' bouquets were pale pink Their frocks were pink and whit recognizing the fact that every furniture, say politely but firm and a scooped neckline, trimmed carnations and deep blue pom- checked organza, and their bou man feels a compulsion to be that he has got to stop weeking with Alencon lace that was re-ipon chrysanthemums, your home, Should he continue, quets rubrum lilies, embroidered with seed pearls, j . ! a rooster in his own yard, and David A. Lowry, Jr., was bes SUNRISE Tne bride s mothcr chosc a: by recognizing that you have take him and his parents to the The skirt terminated in a chapel , j, man. The ushers were James H gown 0 palc rccn chitfnn with a wonderful life. Anyone who park for a walk. Make it clear HOME DECORATORS DAIRIES train, and the bride s fingertipjmatcning accesSor|es, and a cor-! that they won't be asked back fsclln, the bride's brother, am can rear six children who turn Charles David Marx and Loui WAverly 3-5660 until they control their house- VC aS ta 3 SaRC Crch ds Thc bridt mom s out well has much to be proud Marx, Jr. e con |acc rc cmbroid ' °' ' ' 'K ' i wrecker. STANLEY SOKOLOW era! in seed pearl's. Her cus-|biue chiffon''dre'ss^'rimm.'d with! that every husband The bride was graduated frorr AT YOUR SERVICE! — be the If others walk over you, It's Long Branch • CA 9-3715 cade bouquet was white orchids, ,BC0> and worn w,(h ma,cliinf, ac.| Rosemary Hall In Greenwich Sherman'i it ftill at your isrvice. Our cuitom It is better your own fault. We all have to Kl stephanotis, entwined with I cessnries and „ corsn(,0 ()f whit(,i Conn., and Pine Manor Junlo take a stand In this world. workrooms at 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury, is y- , , , , orchids. I that your own man overdoes College. She Is a student at Sarar SAM OONATO this role Ihnn underplays it. Protect your rights! Lawrence College. ready to make your slipcovers, draperies, The bridal attendants included F()rr(,s, L Scha(f(.r 0, ||nrris..' Long Branch • CA 9-3080 Miss Nell VanWie of Middle- ^^ ,,,,,., , , Lot him know that you rec- Mrs. O'Donnell Is the grand upholstering and bedspreads. Thousands of Pn was m m yhp ognize' him us head of the. fam- Send your problems lo Kitty daughter of Mrs, Alfred F, F •jurgh, N.Y., who was maid of l|sher, W(,rc Rl|SS(,,, ,.- n|u, ,..,,.| fabrics for your choice. Shop-At-Home Service honor; Miss Julie Knapp, Low- , , , , , J ily. Thin will make it unneces- Kelly enclose a stamped, self- Stclnor of St. LouisIs,, Mo, He ward Tflrb( M h| )ri(1( s hr()tn addressed envelope, and address is available, and three trained decorators are crs, and both of Klmira; Richard sary for him lo insist on father Is president of Kay Dun S. Rand, Kingston, N.Y., iind Wil proving il every time you her care of The Register. Help- hill, incorporated, and treasure ready to a«si*t you. Call SH 1-2646 or SH Mam V.N. Woodward, Sufrern. speak. ful leaflets available. Ask for and director of Monmouth Parl 1-8345. JO-A A reception for 125 guests fol- "Manners and YounR People," Jockey Club. lowed In Ihe. Showboat Room nl ence degree from Columbia-I'res- •'••• MMrk Twnln Hotel in Klmim. liyleriun School (il Nursing In ' Any Questions! SECRETARIAL SERVICE Moral decorations were while New York City, lasl June. Since, Want to know about orders you have placed? glndloll, with pnlms ns n buck- her graduation, she linn been em- Any questions about your account? Want to ground. | ployed us n Muff mirBe. at Pre.i- PART-TIME - FULL-TIME Aller the reception, the niuple bylerlitn Hospital, New York Ci- UON'S place an order? Then call li.'ft li>r a five week lour of Kti- ly. Ufiiin relurnlnii from her wed- SH 1-2646. 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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1960 7c PER COPY U2 Pilot's Father New Jersey •> RareGopherTakes Back in Virginia News Briefs ASSOCIATED PRESS Top MCOSS Prize POUND, Va. (AP) The Parents ound-trip fares of himself and his JERSEY CITY-Acting Police of U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers wife to Moscow. But, he said, he Chief Joseph L. Smith said yes- The largest and best attended Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dauphin began picking up the threads of had not agreed to provide the terday that James Navatta has let show in the 25 years that of Oakhurst, well known actor their once tranquil lives today magazine an account of his im-confessed that he was the one ilonmouth County Organization and actress, and Lilo of "Can after a mission to Moscow that pressions at the spy trial. who gunned down a retired po- or Social Service has .-.onducted Can" fame. The school grounds brought controversy and tears. "That's up to them. We have liceman in a holdup here. Na- he event took place Saturday at were transformed by banners For ruddy-cheeked Oliver M. no contract," Powers said. vatta originally had claimed that he Lincroft School ;;rounds. and other colorful decorations Powers and his frail wife, Ida, Spokesmen for Life declined to. he was the driver of a getaway A gopher - a burrowing tor->10 a settin- which the commit- the first effort at normal living comment. car in the holdup and tagged oise-like animal - walked - or tee hoped resembled a French was to be the 55-year-old shoe- Missing Vincent (Cha Cha) Cioffi •ather sauntered off with toplfair- Sif;ns over the booths were maker's return to his little shop 25, as the killer. Smith said lonors as the best of more than labeled in French. in the nearby town of Norton. Navatta, 24, of 394 New York 400 pets which competed for the1 Strictly American, however, Here, Powers said, he hoped Ave., admitted yesterday that he Bunnny Fox memorial trophy. :wcre thc antique cars - more to start recouping part of the life was the actual killer of former Second place went to a pair of tlla" a dozcn - wit» their own- savings he spent in the long trip Jersey City Police Lt. Nicholas inrakeets, owned by Tom Balken crs dressed appropriately in the to Russia, where he saw his son Berardi. Berardi, 58, was gunned f Little Silver. j costumes of the era in which draw a 10-year prison sentence down near Journal Square in _. , iii eac'i was built. as a convicted American spy. broad daylight last Jan. 11 while The gopher was exhibited by, Though a magazine paid trans- carrying $10,740 from a bank to iusan Wilhide of West Long I Antique Car Winners portation costs for Powers and a check cashing service he owned. Branch, a freckled faced fifth' Mr. Dauphin presented trophies his wife to travel to Moscow, the The robbers escaped with only xader who found the animal,in the antique car competition cobbler said he spent $1,700 of $150, mostly in small change. near her home even through.to Andrew Handzo of Point his own funds on the trip "and Smith said Navatta also now de- this type of gopher ;s rarely,Pleasant Beach, whose 11)10 that's all I've got." nies that a third man partici found in this section of thcjBuick was oldest; to Howard In a Hole pated in the robbery. Navatta's country but abounds in the Oke-;Carr, who (raveled the 52 mile..! confession came, according to He said he and his friend, Sol fenokee Swamp of Florida ami from Newton, Pa., to win the Smith, shortly after Navatta was SO, ALL RIGHT — Tastes in pets do differ — but often it is the unusual that really eorgia. greatest distance covered, and Cury, who accompanied the caught trying to dig his way Powers family to Moscow, would The Wilhide family has decided,: to Dominic Gammino of Point through the wall of his fourth counts when living creatures are brought forward for others to see. At Saturday's Susan explained, after she had Pleasant Beach, whose 1922 Mod- add up total expenses today — floor jail cell. A 13-state alarm highly successful MCOSS pet show in Lincroft, it was the gopher that caught the and "I'll probably be $200 to been presented the large silver'el T "fishwagon" was considered has been out since Aug. 23 for judges' eyes and brought to Susan Wilhide, 10, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles trophy by Wendy Nathan of the most interesting. $300 in the hole. . ," Cioffi, 25, of 43 Wright Ave. Powers, Mrs, Powers and Cury Scobeyville, that her pet must An auction, conducted by F. K. Wilhide, West Long Branch, the first prize. Susan, shown at right with her gopher, have migrateg d north in a truck- Rodcwald nf Middletown, closed arrived here together late yester- found the burrowing tortoise wandering near her home. Standing by is Susan's sis- load of vegetables. the day's events, conducted un- day afternoon. It was a quiet HUNTINGTON, W. Va.-Gov. der a blazing sun. homecoming — no crowds, no ter, 9, with her pet baby alligator. All told, more than 400 pets competed for the Worthwhile Trip Robert B. Meyner of New Jersey Summaries: noise, few well-wishers. Pound, Bunny Fox memorial trophy. Apparently the trip was worth- Rahrill speciallyc-Sleve Wood. JllrtK- told a crowd here Saturday night while. The animal was Misr.i inp. 1st place ami trophy winner, a community nestled in the south that Sen. John F. Kennedy will .l.iiuri-l KIIIK. OakluirM: 2d. Wen.ly west Virginia hills, is a quiet not balk at new approaches in Laura Harding s choice for hestlvawp-r. Wi-st Ki-anmwrg: :irym I.inrrnf. P.cit l; Hanksi'i-unil; .llrrf.rarn J'»lin Hootsl Tucker, Uncrnft, Fair; to make money. was made Saturday by Violet peace." BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP) — A ::r.l. Sue- Wcrni'r, (ilrnilnla: 4!h, Vickie Cliftorogsn wer Smith'e caughs frot gb yrenta theirl ser- t'llHiinl. Prettiest klttrn; flr.il, ClHUrllR. Good and Mad Young, above, elected queen Newark, N. J. man was being Hums. I'.ml flank; >i>cnnil. Annalipl vice. As of Saturday night, the Ulrilry. Oil's Nei.-k; :ir,l, Itonny An- "It made him good and mad. for the day ai that town's ALMANESSON—Two 13-year- held in jail today instead of en- ken, l.inernfl: 4th. Shirley Knhlert, rog competitors were back hop- Nel'Uine. l.nmirst whisker*: lit. Vlrkio "Its propaganda," Tie said. celebration. Accompanying old girl cousins from Camden joying' a honeymoon as he had ping around local ponds none 'litf'inl; nil. Man-la Johnson; :ird. Dea "They in Russia are as much for waded off a submerged ledge Wi-n/ell; 1th. Sally Kitul. mil's Nook. planned. the worse for their performances, Dues - Pr. Itnlu-rl I,. Tlc-i— Jllili;- the American dollar, or more so, Miss Young was Diane Coug- and drowned in Almonesson InE. Condition. ImiK hrnred male: 1st. John M. Simpson, 37, was ar- Show People Present Joanne C,lii-/zi, Rumson; 'M. Mary Ann than here. They want to ridicule lin. Verena Faulkner was Lake yesterday. The victims Swlslli-r. Neptune City; :ir,|, Chrlsln. the United States. Soviets will do were Maria Acevedo and Isa- rested in Painted Post, Steuben The rabbit specialty trophy, Rli-lia, Fair Havon. Long haired another runner-up. County, Friday on counterfeit- all in the world to throw slurs." belle Acevedo. The girls waded another featured part of the pet <(^% ^J^L^^Z, 'Si And as for his son, Powers hand In hand and went under ing and weapons charges as he shoshoww, was won by Laura King Ofjhaiie.of • l • mal.-. 'IM• . Carol Pin™, Mana- entered a church to practice n.t,h ,,,fcn »(n.nrf .. „,.',. ^r s'I'ian; 'il, William Halmiv. Shrews- said, "Money is the least of his where the lake bottom drops Oakhurst, who entered a pair of hurv. Short off suddenly to a depth of 12 the wedding ceremony which r-11. I.idle reij female: (ieorpis worries. All he wants is to come Firm May Dutch Blues. New ShrewsburySilver. Mos; tKnthj liiterenllnr .lonenc. home." feet, five feet from shore. was to have been held Satur- Almost 3,000 persons attended jen,; lirenl: Isl. Karen Olson, flint day. pl( He acknowledged that Life the day long event, among them ' Still Build State police said Simpson had twlcini;. HI. Cilnrln Thompson, magazine paid out $2,510 for the WASHINGTON - The Senate Kiimson. l!lt, point*; TM, Susan Hnotj, 460 counterfeit $5 bills in his Uncrofl, 102; :ln). lull Atwell. Itum- Saturday confirmed President sori. lfll ; llh. Jim Hanmore, Kumion, Eisenhower's nomination of Ar- possession. He was armed with In Holmdel a loaded pistol and a black- Raritan GOP i''r11V1i^"' y,X.ir* Dream College S(l I.lfni'.lt Uoflents. Hilly ,Tn- The Monmouth County Board to drop its plans. pared questions — the answers maim," , llerl Hank. Chicken.!: 1st, I'.u. to be disturbed to all local news- In! rurlev. llolin^el; 'Jr|, BarhKra Ma- of Freeholders has approved the' He said the firm could not ex- honey. I.lnrrofl; .Iril, r.rsir.e More. Mid- condemnation proceedings and tend the option beyond Thurs- Driver Hurt As PRR Strike . A New Plan for Ellis Island papers. illetnwti; llh, M.-irv Kllen Vnnilcrlioof. Mr. Ludwig said: 'Duck:. 1st Oorothv Anken, Lincroft; the expansion plans have been day because of "other factors." ,,~, _ .. .. , . 'v.i s.iIiv K.-inl: nh. Linda ceriein. approved by the state Water Pol- The firm has three plants in NEW YORK (AP) — A operating costs is the latest The Democratic candidates wv.i K.ansimri;. iiamsti-rs, ist. tvm. icy and Supply Council. Newark located in an area slated Car Hits Tree Talks Today dream college where most of proposal for Ellis Island. have objected to the program on ^ :$ the professors would get from The company plans to expand for urban renewal. RUMSON* - An Asbury Park PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Last The federal government wants grounds that publication ShDllId U-l Vall.au Fish. Isl. Claire Wfllirr, $12,000 to $16,000 a year and 11 !i 1 the reservoir's capacity from 170 Zoning Change man who, police said, fell asleep minute negotiations to prevent a to get rid of the island, which not be left to the editors' dis- I;!;;I;!;;,t,,? JrU? Tho!',"'," million gallons to two billion. The Township Committee al- students' fees would pay all once was a stopover for mil- cretion, due to the possibility of Isnm'i Middle't m n. Repin,-.,' 1st. j»nct while driving on River Rd. wasSept. 1 strike and shutdown of the H J hold: M. David Stew. When the plans were announced ready has introduced an amend- hospitalized today when his car lions of immigrants and is now ....'. Cliolianikv. Kre sects: 1st. Ketty flio. entire Pennsylvania Railroad be- partisan pre^S. '.,r, ||,,|mdi-l I in 1958, the company said it need- ment to the zoning ordinance put- went out of control, crossed the gin today on an unpleasant note. unused. Numerous proposals "The Junior Chamber of Corn- ^:^Xr''! ed an additional 227 acres for itsting the Ambrosino tract in zone road, and struck a tree on the have been made for public or merce is to be commended for, i),ii,, ",,i s: 1,1. aeon siauRiiter, Francis A. O'Neill, chairman its pffnrl": to inform the vntprs Kunu'mn;> M.B Mn.diih Mutthuwa. Tree- 1,000-acre water shed. "H," or industrial. curbline 30 feet east of Third St. Jordan private use of the island. US enoris 10 iniorm me voters. |; .,ri| ]ln[M. of the National (Railway) Medi- A|,,r|,,,ryi i.Ocust; 4th. The amendment is before the As to the possibility of any news-1 i!nii"f ciriev. HOIIMIIH. Tunics: m. Huddie Harris, 40, of 1513 Sum- ation Board, meets separately Planning Board for its recom- Academic Supporters paper taking a partisan siand on ^'^^ merfield Ave., Asbury Park, the with the Transport Workers mendations. Premier The "College of thc Future" any of the answers, we do not Integration driver, was admitted to River- Union and thc railroad and then, Mr. Ambrosino said firm of- idea has been put forward by Consider tnlS tO be a political Lit • Silver. PlyeonB: M.' rk Pollircer. view Hospital, Red Bank, in fair if possible, with both sides K.';ir!Kljtir[; Alllynt'. -.s: 1st; San- ficials indicated they may just the Committee on Ellis Island condition. He suffered a possible jointly. Is Killed IVlllil-lc. VVe^l Long build the pilot plant on the 90 for High Education, Inc., which "We are willing to give straight nil i. Susan Wilhide. West LonR Is Readied brain concussion, a deep cut over BULLETIN acres and drop plans to .develop Over the week-end, Michael J. says it numbers among its answers to any questions posed '" . <• Ru.i.-f i''irl»y. Periwinkles: his left eye and bruises on his HOUSTON, Tex. (AP) — A Ro-the remainder of the tract into Quill, international president of LONDON (AP) - Premier academic supporters Mark Van and have no objection to the pub- M Lou iJnulienbiHli. Old Hrbltr. left leg. Isl Ii.-itr»- (Jilllin. 'I'mton l->lls; man Catholic school here will in- an industrial park. the TWU, said he wanted the Hazza Majali of Jordan was Doren, of Columbia, Arthur lication of any or all of the an-l-j.l in-l'iplier 'JIIIIT fhllil "'iftc nnl. Patrolman James Halligan joint session to be open to the I.utulv; 1st. I'.nl'ert (loss. New tegrate its first three grades when The firm originally announced assassinated by a time bomb Schlesinger, Jr., of Harvard, swers. My opponent's attempt td|"i sliurv '.'-I. Wioi.lv slaiiKtiter, school starts Thursday. charged Mr. Harris withcareless public because the railroad has dictate thc terms for his partici-ii: oi :li,l Mie|ia,-I Truclla. MMillr. It could not use the entire 141 that exploded in his office, re- Eric Goldman of Princeton and llh Hh,liev K.ihlert. Neji|ir',>. St, Mary's Catholic School will acres even after expansion and driving, driving with a permit said the public will suffer greatly ports from Amman said today. other noted educators. pation leads me to believe that •"' be open to all Catholics in the planned to attract other allied and without a licensed driver from a strike. Ten persons were killed and he is goinp to depend on con- JJ accompanying him, and driving The group's idea is to raise fusion rather than inlormation to |i, parish of St. Mary's Catholic industries to build on thc land. Railroad spokesman countered 50 Injured by this bomb and about $6 million to get the col- pe5ii>- N>IUI. Church, an unsigned letter to pa- Mr. Gilbert declined to com-without a registration in his that Quill's proposal was a "pub- one set off in another Amman obtain votes " " possession. lege started, with the hope that rishioners said yesterday, ment one way or another con- licity gag." In any event, they government office, unofficial many "alumni" of Ellis Island The statement concluded: Most Rev. Wenderlin Joseph cerning the firm's interest in on- The crash occurred at 1:30 said, public sessions were a mat- reports said. would contribute for senti- "We believe it is the right and ^ :tsi.t, rr!iin'naik»n! Nold, bishop of the Galveston- ly 90 acre?. a. m. as Mr. Harris was driving ter for the mediation board to Majall's death was announced mental reasons. duty of a newspaper to take i. Houston diocese, said no other He said that as far as he knew, cast. The Rumson First Aid Squad decide. stands L., major issues." u mi w r r.e,i Hank. by Amman Radio. After that, thc committee Catholic schools will be integrated the firm had dropped plans to took him to thc hospital. His car O'Neill has not commented on Immediately. come to Holmdel, was towed from the scene. says, thc college would be sup- thc proposal. ported by student fees of Thc railroad has said that al about $1,900 a year, with fund- but 2,000 of its remaining 50,00( Man Takes raising confined to funds for Dope Charge employees will be furloughed and scholarships. the entire line, Irom New York The committee also proposes Governments Revision lo St. Louis will be shut down. Own Life Two AnvsU'd in Kcaii that a 900-foot bridge be built The major Issue Is the "farm- WASHINGTON (AP)-The com' too slowly and needs broad-scale to connect the island with New KEANSBURG - Police in a,reMi-d by Patrolmen Patrick tlons, it cited these two ex- ing out" of repair work to other With Pistol revision. Jersey. drive to rid Hie borough of nar-JKirleii and (Jeiircc Preslen. mlttcc (or Economic Develop- amples: companies. Thc two unions claim "One approach is thc metro- LEONARDO - A 73-year-old colics users, arrested two more: Police sakl the arrests worn ment says broad revision of In a 50-page policy statement, this practice endangers the jobs man, despondent because of ill ovcr|imcn politan federation under which New York City residents Suiur-j.separate and nut nmnectetl ivitli metropolitan area B ts "Guiding Metropolitan Growth," of the employees they represent. health, ended his life yesterday day on charges of Illegal pus- arrests earlier this week nff n thc CED noted there arc 16,000 only thc most obvious regional Thc railroad says some repair Firemen arrts is needed to forestall Increasing functions arc vested In a single by shooting himself In the head session of marijuana. | LeonardL o youth and five New Incol jurisdictions within iho 102 work can be done more efficient- federal nnd slato control of local Rovcrnmcnt with other duties re- with a .22 caliber target pistole. metropolitan areas, ly by outside companies. affairs, maining In thc hands of thc In- John Whnlen, 04 Monmouth Convention dividual localities, An alternative Ave.,' died last night In River- BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP) - The The CED, n non-profit research It said these arc unable (o deal . BREAD STRIKE In places whero the metropolitan view Hospital from the bullet International Association of Fire group composed of business lead- effectively with such problems area is contained within a single NEW YORK (AP) - A strike wound. Fighters Inc. opened a five-day liner"—one who injects heroin di- cm from all parts of tho country, as urban renewal, transportation City. country Is to provide Iho county by 2,000 workers closed down 10 Ho shot himself In the right rectly inlii an artery. mi Id tho big cities nnd their nub- nnd air pollution which cut convention here today, after government with additional pow- mnjor baking plants In tho met- According to Police Chief Al- lie Is in M.irlhorn Stale llus- urhs mus! devise new form* of ncross municipal boundaries, side of the head about 7 p. m pledging to press for more fire ers." ropolitan arcn ycslrrdny, No phonsus McGrnth, the pair hml' pilal awailuu', arnilKiiment nn A government so they enn work to- while In Ihe bathroom of his protection at airports. "Failure to establish metropol- shortage of bread was expected, In their possession tivo p/icks of nnrcnlli's eluiii'.e. gether nn nren-wlde programs. 1'ho CUD snld thc need for ur- home. About 1,500 delegnten nro nt- itan governments with wide pow- however. I'ulitt' said the pair ycsterilny ers will lead to n xrentcr loss o[ linn renewal Is urgent because, nf Mr. Wlialen was a former tending the association's 2!i One program whlrh the coin- They lold polite the sei-ils wc-n- |lil(| j,.^^ |,, |Hurlmse a speclnt self determination In liiral tlffnlr.i the continuing Rrowth of metro- Tho walkout Involved piodiic- school rrosslni! Ktinrd iiiitlnnnl inerlini:. rnillee said needs such cnordln- 1 1 1 1 w v lk ( ll iiii'iliclne Inun n the eontlmiou.H transfer politan (irons, which now contain itlon nnd maintenance, workers Mis (InuMliter, Mils .lnc(|iicline In n pre-crinvenllnn rcMiluliiwr" ' " " ''' '" N'" " ' >'- I'mml "' nli'd planning nml execution In- 1 nenrly two-thirds of the popu-jemployed by iho American link- Wlialen, III, wus home nt the Siitiuday, the croup's exi'dilivej AcciirdliiK In police, /DIIIII wa*. |mi,| |,| I;I. v. volves Ihe elimination of slmmi stnle nnd -lu ., .1 and i .illnl the f.rmip llaklni: Cn.,time. hoard said It would seek new, examined by a ilcu'lm ami l"iiml | r.i' I i. nnd inipiovrinriil of rundown fire laws frit nii|io,ts lieeiiu.se l'> I iweillll e minkks nit IIn:. ,,,, Mllll. In IliN field lia.i been slow nniljCirnrrjil linking Co,, !•', 11. Tlinm- He was taken lo Ihe hospital by thai "In relallun In need, Ihe'iis Co. nnd Wnrd llnklnc Cn. the I.eomiido l-'IrM Aid S(|uad rrceilt feiler.il surveys showi'iL""" id Hi. I'I.II'I n >llM The (T.I) Niild Ihe present ur While recnniiiieuilinn nn alnj'le'ncnli1 of the proKrnint under wiiy,five fompanlei opcrntt* thn II), Detective) Knlir-rt I.ellit Invi-n Hint many d« not hnve ailri|tniti'| Ai tlnj! mi a tip rtnin n t k I In ihrn like lea vi lllnlrlll Inr.li I'III'I I linn renewiil pio|:iam Is moving f'," ' "l plan lor urban .NCO-'IS relatively small." fire prutri:tiiui. Iphtuin'U'Dl, the two wrie ,u > rl .1 • VCW-TV CfcwH WABC-TV Television 10-Mowhr. Aug. 29,1960 RED BANK REGISTER WOR-TV TELEVISION WtCATV MOVIE TIMETABLE .WNEW'TV WNTA4* RED BANK Strolling Minstrel MONDAY AFTERNOON MONDAY EVENING (H) ColJe Three Carlton-Waflgers When We Us*- (2) New > Meet 2:00; 7;M, »:30. 12;M- (2) Love of Life l;M_ (g) Felix and Friends <•> New* By CYNTHIS LOWBY I successful one used to bis two (I) Truth or (7) Newt (5) News EATONTOW,» N AP TV-Radio Writer I tpeciale last year. Crosby 8tro)l« Consequences (II) Popeye (7) News Drive-In-Strangers When We' Hollywood - Watching Bing-around a tastefully austere and (7). Restless Gun (13) O. Henry Playhouse Meet 8:05, 12: £ Stalag 17 10: -'Crosby rehearse for his latest apparently vast stage, meeting (11) News and Sports 30 TV show is deceiving. He looks as his guest stars and singing a 12:30— (2) Search For Tomorrow 6:15— (7) Yesterday's Newsreel (13) Mike Wallace (4) It Could Be You «:30- (4) Local News 1:05- (5) Movie relaxed as a sack of wet wash, long, uninterrupted string of fa- (5) Cartoons (5) Our Gang 1:10- (2) Weather HAZLET but actually old pro Bing ls,miliar-old songs. And theresmll (7) Love That Bob (7) Little Rascals (4) Weather Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon 8:15 poised, confident and as sure of;be a lot of that apparently spon- 1:00— (2) News (If) Woody Woodpecker (7) Weather Strangers When We Meet 8:20, himself as a croupier with ataneous kidding in the Crosby (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (13) Summer Show i 12:00. Law and Jake Wade rigged roulette wheel. [style, particularly with sons Lind- 11:15— (2) Olympic Games 1 (5) Cartoons 6:40- (4) Weather 6 (4) Jack Paar 10:30. Crosby moves through the back- say, Philip and Dennis, 6:45- (4) News (7) About Faces (7) Movie ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS stage chaos of spotting cameras; Crosby breezed along his map- 1:03— (2) Burns and Allen 6:55— (2) Commercial Film (11) Movie and performers with the seem- ped and measured path as if he 1:25— (4) News 7:00- (2) News 11:30—(13) Playback Atlantic-Psycho 7:20, 9.30. ingly amused bewilderment of were out for a Sunday morning (5) News (4) Shotgun Slade 11:35—(13) Movie HIGHLANDS someone who has just wander constitutional. Occasionally he (9) News and Weather (5) Charlie Chan 11:45- (2) Movie Marine—Psycho 7:27, 9:43. ed in offf the street. deliberately departed from the (7) Rescue 8 1:30- (2) As the World Turns 12:00— (9) Movie' Bing's next hour-Ions special lines printed on the cue cards (4) Dial 4 (9) Terrytoons 12:45- (5) News IKEANSBURG ! wilwill"'bel " shown on ABC network to add some light-hearted com- (5) Movie (11) News 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers Casine—Murder, Inc. 2:00, 6:45, Q J J ment of his own. Sometimes he 7:05- (2) Local News C (7) Ray Milland (7) Evening Prayer 9:45. Trapped in Tangicrs 3:30, ^'he 's|lnw was jn ,ehearsal six]would get a little too funny and (9) Film Drama 7:10- (2) Weather 1:15— (4)News; Sermonette^ 8:M. 'straight days through the week- break up the rest of the cast. 1 'THE PRICE IS RIGHT —The NBC-TV Network'i half- 2:00— (2) Full Circle (11) News (9) News and Weather KEYPORT 'end, "and goes before the cam-: When it was time to rehearse (4) Queen For a Day 7:15— (2) News 1:20- (2) Movie a hour colorcasts of this audience-participation series— 7:25— (11) Weather Strand-The Story of Ruth 6:45, eraass lodatodayy'. dance number, Crosby wandor- (7) Day in Court 2:45- (2) News I watched one of the final walk- ed over to the sidelines for a teen on Wednesday nights and each Monday-through- (9) Film Drama 7:30— (2) Charlie Farrell 2:50- (2) Give Us This Day 9:15. (4) Riverboat throuBhs. That's a sort of pre- j cigarette and conversation. And Friday morning—with Bill Cullen as host and emcee, are 2:05—(11) Movie TUESDAY MORNING COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE _ when the'conversation with Crosby at this 2:30- (2) House Party (5) Manhunt changes are made, among television's highest-rated attractions. They enter 6:15— (2) Previews Shore Drive-In-From The Ter-cast is lea rring'where each moment involves one subject: (4) Loretta Young (7) Cheyenne race 8:20, 12:30 S.O.S. Pacific!should stand at every point in Sports. their fourth «nd fifth seasons, respectively, of providing (7) Gale Storm (9) Movie 6:20- (2) Give Us This Day 6:25— (2) News fun and excitement—with valuable priiesfor lanelists (9) Film Drama (II) Home Run Derby 10:50. the proceedings. Those with lines Likes The Pirates (13) Highway Patrol 6:30— (2) Summer Semester ci i r. s ^i o«nu-nnl.'to read or songs to sing move. Tne pjrates, a baseball team and viewers alike. 2:55— (5) News Fly-In Drive-in - Pollyanna through their paces wjthout mi. jn whjch he has an emotiona, 8:00- (2) Texan 6:55- (4) Sermonette y 3:00- (2) Millionaire crophones, speaking or vocalizing financial interest, are out in (4) Young Dr. Malone (S) Dial 999 7:00- (2) News 8:20, 12:50. Houseboat 11:00. and this story of a brawny simpleton (11) Bold Journey (4) Today LONG BRANCH but not straining themselves. |front Of their league. The (Hym- (5) TV Reader's Digest n's a turbulent scene, and Cros- j Games are in progress, and Hal Humphrey: betraying his benefactor. (7) Beat the Clock (13) Movie 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer Baronet—The Story of Ruth 3: p C 05, 7:00, 10:20. Valley of The by, in gray flannel slacks, busi-!the mmMe the final scene of his (9) Strange Stories 8:10— (2) Father Knows Best 7:30— (7) Early Bird Cartoons 9:30 — (Ch. 4) — Goodyear 3:30— (2) Verdict is Yours 7:50— (5) Call to Prayer Redwoods 2:00, 9:15. ness shirt, conservative tie andiSpecial is shot, Crosby and his (4) Wells Fargo Theater — With Spring Byington j 8:00- (2) News bright red baseball cap, moved,wife f|y off for Rome to see them. (4) From These Roots (5) Divorce Hearing ASBURY PARK Shows to :as an aged baby siller, producers! (5) Doorway to Destiny (5) Ding Dong School through it all calmly, with good i.[fs gOjng (0 be great," he (7) Bourbon Street Beat I had hopes that "The Sitter's' (7) Who Do You Trust? (7) Little Rascals Lyric—Come Dance With Me humor and as sure-footed as asa jd of ^e approaching trip. "I I Baby" would be made into a (II) Soldiers of Fortune 3:00, 7:45, 9:55. j chamois. All about him were dan- follow those sports closely — 1 (9) Movie S:0O— (2) Celebrity Talent 8:10- (2) News Watch jserics. Miss Byington ran around; (11) Movie 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo Mayfair—Portrait in Black 2:- gcrs limbering up, singers prac- know most of tne guys on our ! (4) Peter Gunn 'in a little foreign car and had a 4455. 7:15715, 959:555. iticintg g their songsg,, crews and teami andj [iu lejir recordords.s " (13) Physical Culture (5) Theater 5 8:30— (5) Sandy Becker teami am le r rec TONIGHT "fertile imagination." Lovable 4:00- (2) Brighter Day 9:00— (2) People's Choice Ocean ' Stranse™ When W.> technicians measuring distances, Crosby thinks neha s his work. (9) Science Fiction WL Ruggles had a part, too. MP^JTD H M |adjusting lights, shoving huge d to perfec- 11:15— (Ch. 2) — (4) Thin Man Theater (4) Hi Mom ing schcdule organize Highlights - (Choice Viewing) —'originally shown last May 9. (5) Douglai Fairbanks (11) Silent Service (7) Beulah Meer. i.zv, /.JU, s.ou. |pieccs of equipment around on|Hon this year: "Just about right Each night this week, at various (7) American Bandstand 9:25- (5) News Paramount - Ocean's Eleven dollies. |_ a couple of shows of my own. times. CBS brings you video-taped 9: SO— (2) Spike Jones 3:00, 7:15, 10:00. 10:00 - (Ch. 2) - New Comedy (13) Curtain Time (4) Goodyear Theater 0:30— (2) My Little Margie Successful Theme ia few guest shots, and my golf highlights of the day's action in 4:15— (2) Secret Storm St. James—Ben Hur 2:00, 8:30. Showcase — "Maggie" was also (7) Adventures in (5) Topper The theme of the show Is _thejmat[:h. N0WI if we can just get Rome. Tapes are flown by jet to considered for a series but found 4:30- (2) Edge of Night Paradise (7) Of Life and Love • good weather for the golf match New York. The network plans no takers. Margaret O'Brien is (4) Buckskin (9) Strange Stories 10:00— (2) December Bride -«•"—•"•—»•—^m^mmm j_ Excuse me, I've got an en- about 20 hours of coverage. An- an "imaginative" teen-ager whose (5) Mr. District Attorney (11) This Man Dawson (4) Dough Re Mi trance to make." chor man in New York is Jimattempts to play Cupid land her (13) Movie 10: M— (2) New Comedy (5) Movie He strolled back onto the set, McKay. Reporting in Rome are show business parents in a law- 5:00- (2) Life of Riley Showcase (7) Memory Lane VIEWING TV humming happily, to introduce Bud Palmer, Gill Stratton and suit. You've been warned. (4) Movie (4) Project 20 10:30- (2) Video Village With HAL HUMPHREY the commercial. Bob Richards. (5) Dateline Europe (5) Walter Winchell File (4) Play Your Hunch DON'T TRY IT fs) Flash Gordon (9) Martin Kane 11:00— (2) I Love Lucy Joan Taylor has been picked 7:30 — (Ch. 4) — Rlverboat — SPARTA, N. J. (AP) - John E. 01) Bozo the Clown (11) Mark Saber (4) Price is Right to play Milly, the girl who soon Captain Holden's sternwheelerwas, Jones, an ammunition technician 5:25-(ll) Chimp Theater (13) Playback (7) Summer Playhouse will present "The Rifleman" launched on NBC just a year ago. • who built his own helicopter in 5:30- (2) Movie 10:05—(13) Dance Party 11:25- (5) News Bing and Pittsburgh^i t h romantic problems ... Here's that first episode in which'his back yard, admits: (5) Big Beat 10:30- (2) June Allyson 11:30- (2) Clear Horizon There's a lot of excitement about they loaded the cast with "names" "Of course, it's a little com- (7) Captain Gallant (5) Big Story (4) Concentration the pilot for a new situation com- (9) Movie to make a good start. Aldo Ray, plicated for the average do-it- (7) Amateur Hour (5) Romper Room HOLLYWOOD—"Get over here good for General Motors. But ap- ecly, "The -Freshman," that Ger- Louis Hayward, Barbara Bel Ged- yourselfer." (11) Three Stooges (9) Movie (7) I Married Joan ight away and you can see Binglparently the image-makers feel trade Berg and Sir Cedric Hard- des and Nancy Gates, plus Darren, __ __ Crosby working." said a breath-Isuch cross-breeding might confuse wicke made last week. This could McGavin (Holdcn), are in "Pay- Actor Mischa Auer was bornMOllyWOOli; markin who began the hazard- |ess [ipster otl tne phone from us weak-willed TV viewers. start a whole new trend *o mid- ment in Full." Unfortunately they in St. Petersburg, Russia, now ous nesotiatinns with the Nazis, ABC j ,., guess Dcan Martjn or Fra|)k d|c.agcd heroines and heroes. In- didn't have much to work with in known as Leningrad. Zmovyev and Kamenev Dzier- ( hus[]ed over .p a ))urry Bin;, Isjnatr a n)jgnt be available," said grid Bergman's forthcoming spe- zhmski, Kirov vysmnSKy. ims workj js a sj ht tha( soon wm.BJng ..but every time we do a cial, "Twenty Four Hours in the | is a remarkable chronicle of dip- (ake j(s p]acE> a,ong ft,.(h M, sh(jw her ^ wrHers sccm ufe of A Woman.. will be made RADIO Costello Is Back |lomaic double-talk and blood- Vesuvius erupting or Zsa Zsa Ga- to lean toward the same jokes, in Monte Carlo, London and Pa- l dran al pla v- WABC 770 WNEW 1130 jand-thunder ™ ° "'• {_ . bor with her mouth shut. 1 don't think the public will hold ris - CBS' experimental IV By BOB THOMAS I Stooges, who have made a phe- r WC^S 880 WOR 710 '° nignest staKes tne Brown and fit from a two-week still much longer for us walking workshop resumes at noon Sun- WHTG 1410 WPAT 930 AP Movle-TV Writer jnomenal comeback. Why can't I w _ R fishing trip, Bing was limbering around stage patting one another day. Oct. 2. 660 do WNBC WQXR HOLLYWOOD — Finally clear, &* same?" . (J. K ger Up jjjs vojce for a pre-taping of on the back." j AFTERNOON WOR •">'•»•». with Uncle Sam, Bud Abbott has the season's first "Bing Crosby Bing and Hope have been try-' BIRD'S EYE — BLACK • 2,00 WAIC Kiwi; Dick Shepard a new THE BEARDLESS WAR- Till—WCBS In P. in inUrviewa outlook and a new partner Show." It goes on the air Oct. jng to get together for another!1 PAINESVILLE, Ohio (AP) • WCBS Newa 7145—WNBC Way RIORS. By Richard Matheson. 5. He plans only one other show "road" picture — "Road to Hong West Lake County woman claims WHTO Monmouth-Oc«an How.u show'and he's ready to work. Nawa Summary WOR C.irlton I'redricka The Abbott saga is one of the Little, Brown. $-1.50. this season and won't even do Kong" — but these plans have'her parakeet got "iis black eye by WNBC News; Lit Uerlih; TlSS WABC Newi; a ues Book From Dec. 8 to 23, 1944, the g ' appearance unless he has gOne awry a couple of times, • running into a door. WOR News. John Scott Fred Kobblna Show classic roller coaster rides of re- 13llf—WOR The 1'itzgeralcU 1,00—WCBS World Tonight cent Hollywood times. From be- American Army, in particular, to trade with one of his guests, because when one of them could The bird is allowed to fly WCIS I.jnny Rosa WNBC Noun; Wayne Howall ing a burlesque straight man, he Company C and Sgt. Cooley's1 "You've just about done that do it, the other was off doing around the bathroom while its 1H1O—-WHTO County Acent WOR News, World Todajr U,JO WCBS Coupla N«l Door • ill—WCBS E<1 Joyc. climbed to the heights as part- Reviews squad, sets out to capture the retiring you've been talking about something else. [cage is being cleaned. On one 1:10—WOR .Spoils WHTO Newa; McCulloujh & Eliot ner with the late Lou Costello in town of Saarbach, on the Ger- the past few years," I suggested. "We're talking about 1961 now," occasion, however, it tried tn Relaxing Music »:35 WABC News; a top-starring comedy team. They THE CONSPIRATORS. B; man frontier. There are lots of "I 8«ess >'°u could say I'm f| t "That is, if we fly back out of the bathroom 12,45 WCBI Right to Happineaa Fred Robbina Show Bjn g re cc ed 12IJS WABC News: Dick Sh«pard t:O0—WNBC News; Uob Ilaymei earned a million a year at their Geoffrey Bailey. Harper. J4.95. Saartowns. Saarbruecken, Saar- as close to il now as a guy can aaren>^_^t (0 0o)d _ ' (_0 hi[ ,h'e__ road:just as the woman's daughter WNBC Einpha.il WOR News, Ceiliic Foster peak. ct 1,00 WCBS WbiBperitiE Stre One reason why y Hitler's ar- lautern, for instanceins, an,d maybyee K without sliding into the rock- bby "the "thenn "o orr "j fi7 some somebodybod " hasn't I shut the door. WHTG Headlines. Egg WCBS News; Kd Joyce HIS—WOR McCulloulh A Eliot Bud once owned a $250,000 es-, mies swep. t so deadl.y far and fast a Saarbach, too--; . anyway..., Saar-! ing chair anc" slippers." said "ie;eliminated H Kong." Kapow — a bird's eye shiner. Vricea. Mu«io I • ^nl m _ 1^ »___!_ — _ ___ _ ._ I. a a L i. I 11 ma«%^ f\ Mn ink M • V4 < I/lit t nH V*^ tx^ w^ ^ M^^*^ . ^^ WNBC New.: Ed Herlihy • Hi—WABC News; tate. Today he rents a comfort-!' ° Russia was, some people bach gets plenty real enough by who invented ba-ba-ba-booo. WOR Kewi Tedd L'awrenca able but comparatively modest used to argue, that Stalin had the end of this first novel. Despite this tapering off from HIS—WCBS Ma I'urklna 10:00—WCBS Ke«s: Dance Orchtitra. actual WHTO Heport from home a block from Ventura Blvd. Purged the Red Army of its on- Cooley's men are kids; a vet- labor, Bing has problems, WNBC News: Hob Uaymel like most ol us wel1 a Beachfront WOR Neva, Lea Smith in Woodland Hills. ily able and experienced generals, eran in his late 30s, he has a , ~ - rn yne WALTER READE THEATRES WOR Carlton Krcdriclii 10:13—WOR McCullouch & Eliot "From now on, I'm not owning in particular Tukhachevsky. That special aversion to the teenagers tney aren>t 1uiie lhe same. 1,10— WCBS Young Dr. Malone 10:30—WNBC Neva; G17 WHTO Newi; a bit of property," he vowed.^as taken as a sign of Stalin's|sent him as replacements for He and wife Kathy fly to Rome Relaxing Muiie Lombardo : ornt rr w f he r AIR CONDITIONED H4S—WCBS Second Mra. Burton WCBS Nena "I'm going to hide my money so stupidity, for shouldn't he have the heavy casualties suffered in ' > ° °r ' «t of the WNBC News; BobHaymei Olympic Ganies From 1155—WABC New«: Dick Shepard nobody can find it." |known war was coming, and a succession of murderous as- - there. 1,00— WCBS Newi; Beit Seller WOB News. Ljl. Van B)ng lanncd t 0Dubll n and UllS—WABC CJuincy How. Tax Audfl |didn't he sacrifice essential gen-;Saults And the one with whom P *° 8° i CARLTON BANK WHTO Headline!. Musio ! tape ms sccond show for an air WNBC Newi; Jim Lowe WCBS Starlight Salute His bitterness is understand-; eralship to what was by his own this story is principally concern- ; WOR Newi. Les Smith WOR McCullmmh A Eliot ,!„ TT— — ,._ ,...„_„_.. •_ u;_ ,_ - _,J . . . _' .. . ._ .release around next St. Patrick's 11110—WABC The World of able. Four years ago he was, statements to his people a pid-^d is Everett Hackermeyer, .„18.. 2!IS—WOR Galen Drake Da 2,10—WCBS Allen Gray Tomorrow smacked with an eight-year taxing little conspiracy that con-i We meet some other men: Wendt, >'- WHTO News; WCBS Music "Til Dawn ! ! We were set U t0 do tlle 12:00—WABC BiKJoe audit tha, t ,erase, d, , his -plan s fori stitute . „ d no real threat to hisposi- posi-whwhoo complaincomplainss rightlrightlyy thathat t" I"I P ''' Relaxing MuMe ffirsi t week in October when jilt—WABC Newi: Dick Shepard WNBC News; Alt Night in a comfortable old age. He was 'ion? !got everything" Foley and Lin- . | WNBC F.mphaaii N. T. forced to sell all his property Not so, lays this author, who'strom' , weak sisters; lhh e erratic [here'f in Dublin, but now, EATONTOWN Zfofo WOR 1,00—WCB* Ne der clowning. Som8 t0 wm- If that happens, > WNBC News; Jim l.owe major p ot to oust Stalin who ings un NOW AT BOTH THEATRES! WOR Newa; t.yla V»n 7:00—WABC Newa. Al Lohman HIS—WOR Music from a Chorus WCBS .lack .Sterlinn SlSB—WHTO Newi: WHTO Monmouth.Ocean Relaxing M«ilc News Sammary SlSS—WABC Sen: Martin Block KKSC I'ricea WNBC F.mphanii WOR Newa; ^^ KIRK DOUGLAS • KIM NOVAK 4,00— WCIS News; Dirk Noel •Tohn Gamblinir WHTO doling Stock WNBC Neira: Bill Cullen Report: Mii«ir TUO—WHTO News; ^ ERNIE KOVACS • BARBARA RUSH WNBC N'awi; Art Fnrd Wake up to Muflc WOR News. J"hn WinjaW ?!«—WHTO Civil Service N«wa ax, ana l \e paid all my debts. |t o a horrible slaughter, there was sneeze in the dead-silent midst ba|, h • becn p|ayin/ball 4,11 WOR Radio New Ynrk l:0O—WABC N«iv«: Al Lolirrmn W ng t0 nobod 1 4tld WHrO Ne.r»: WHTO fiFacllir.es: 1,H har f/ ,. y'!™t>'°d ^ the Communist's mad- of nighttime reconnaissance. BuWltll0Ut "TLt^ oncc winning lnc pen. And that . ,he way I'm gomg to ncss. And „ c|irnaxed [he 6e.that Wt his onIy (rouble. His Relaxing Muilr nant Now jt appears that the 4lSS—WABC News: Martin Rlocl WCBS Ni-Jii'jackSterlini stay. .1, I.:, y Show e for WHTO Ft. Monmoutrt * V* *• """ PO^-i mother d,ed when he was an m , f . b , Civil Service Newt WOR Newa Bud didn't work during all his WNBC Kmphas'm WNBC Niai; Bill Cullcri R and out I fant, and he has been brought ; . . * llOO—WCSS News: Dii k Korl ails—WOR Ilorothy and Dick WHTO Monmouth-Ocfan • i3O—WHTO NV.v.: Newa Summary: t!ela.^ini MnMe B T>ow Jnnes tiSS WABC News rtrporls pay tax on the salary learned'" 92 .,. ^g ^ • with a touch of fatherly pride, Added Feature at Eatontown WNBC Newi. Art Fnr. «>" what might havel^mbination of ill-tempered in Ey ,ime ,.ve watc,)ed Relaxing Music Strictly for Women been a indis drunken SlSS—WABC News WNBC News; hill Cullen ner: Candy Candido. multi.voW . " "e« «"«ir with a! father, and mean aunt hem Qn TV thjs _ an[, CVKNINO WOR New*; Gilen Drake. m med man He was Yaku e V e H3O—WHTO News: comic >vho long appeared with! t *° - -iHrli,il" L lk« t A r m " I that's seven times - they've lost. «iOO—WCIt News Ttrlaxinr Mualc Jimmy Durante. ^^ ^ Cheka, or OGPU,| Brooklyn, too . ""k"..^, Anny So , cal|cd m Danny Mur. WHTO M'aiUinr»: tm—WNBC Kmphasli or NKVD, put pressure on him Pinner Music lO:0O—WABC NV>v»: Rehearing Together WNBC Up To The MinuU Mnrlin Block "Weve been rehearsing togeth hi. role, serving „ WOR News. I.vle Van WCBI K-,,; 1 lte RllJsian n a ox h o e er and I think we work pretty'? " emigre leader ' / . . ' I Rot as far aivav as Rome. He •US—WABC Mowaril Cnsrll Martha Wrljht bu als0 as Red S shots at WCBS Pna coming up with another idea. He, |,4I—WABC I' ;.,i TM 1'inal; lOHS—WABC Wu ( " <:l« arovs un : Martin rtlnrk photo., of himself and Candidio in buted t0 the disappearance , ., would like lo have Bob llopp,! WNBC I.nir Mana Schult2; a(ter of grows up. A ASBURY WCBS 1 .'..•:! '' lil0O->-WCBS Nr«< llnn«« Purtr icomody poses, "lie almost looks 1 Shl ( • Moscow ' gyg WQM ljke |o have Bnh )jopp won S'lai, t.umai WHTO lira' bombin ! ""his is a gratifying different his oI(, sparrinK partner, but nnl> WNIC Th'i like Lou. without the mustache," i ' »»empt. MAYFAIR ll7 PARAMOUNT WNBC N'i.« Tllls CPrswaar novenn l - no Kriping at nfinf-i is lln(|pr tontract ,0 NBC, which, • lit—WCBS I'M itir.Mi WOR Nn Hud observed. . Trust worked closely — > menrmnR nnmn mm- •m \^{ relent and H him appear j TlOO—WAIC I.IUHI-' I' M'.ipnn 11,11—vinn \I,I ;,,,,,, nt H,,,,i. (o cla >| tor tar s IhcorlzlnR about 'l'- mi«Vil relent and let him appear I.ANA TURNER FRANK SINATRA | "Sn far. we've been doing the ° " y "><• White Rus- |i 'n, »nrl practically nn miim- on ABC wi(|, B|ngi vsccpl ,hnt| WCI* Nf«>- (mi ^ 'n \ nily WHTO I>|u.. I I'mi sians ood p11 nr ANTHONY QUINN DEAN MARTIN WHTO llrsillmr. Mil- tlrn, hfrnnt i routines that Lou and I used to K - Wlh WranRel's " " fraulems at all This „„,,,, spon%or (nulck) doesn't SAMMY DAVIS, JR. WNIC •.•»««• IVi M> ll'.«e!!|i|i —WABC R V S in PariPari 0 k.M.v. do. Later on we'll do some dlt- P L »». . whicwhichh wawass headhead-- « war nn thaht tlevel , ,drcn . fill and wawamm ,,,,iimm ap| appna,na,.,.ininKK nnnn a snow' I "Portrait In Block" "OCEAN'S 11" WOR I ,;,,., |,», e\« llnllromn cd wonder wh Till—WAIC !/>•> I rail. WCBI (;«r,v Mrara thiiun. We would have got- General. Kutyepov and . "' «°o. <'re It. both Hpnnsorell by oidnmoblle WOR ll'Kinr'. most nl0 WHTO Rid Bank Rffliter ten startedd by now except that i . Doth were kidnappeapped right °ayy a"a most human, sponsn|.) TH1—WCIt Kmfxim most thrillin and m stt0 chin TUO—WARC I . ...I l!n (:an(|yy llad «nme commitmencommitmentt llo l n lhe "Iddl"Iddle off th the capitalapitali,l , anandd most thrillinSS and m""st_t0"chinKKjj ' B u I c'k and Oldamohllr. of, ArjBlJf(Y WCII «,,(, Ri,h j;p| out of Ihr way. I don't thinkI'mugRleldd out of thhe country right *^ K0"crs course, are both products nf' IVRIf LON( WHTO N>«. uncJcr LI nil. pARK we'll break In the act In nlelit 'he nose, of a police force Goneral Moioin, nml one mluht; BRANCH clubs. We're thinking in termi "omewhat Indifferent, Balloy «ug- 4,600 MILE TRIP think that what's K'KIJ for Ding doing a television pilot." t0 'he fnte of While Rus- MIDDLKTOWN - Chris Cesar,Crosby and Bob Hope would bn| BrigiHe Bardot "STORY OF RUTH" Hud wns asked if hf didn't !lnn» — lhe Qual d'Onay later son of Mr. and Mrs. Chiirlosj "VALLEY OF camc 'Come Dance with Me' I have trouble lircaklnR In a new "totitly to (heir defense..Cesar, ,13 Victoria PI., Rlvmld" THE REDWOODS" partner. He and Lou worked tn-!f'tin' Nikolai Skoblln, who puttllolRhts, rncr-nlly rolurnpil from Rflhcr 20 yonrs before parting In""' fi"K*r on Mlllor, an Mllleri" 4,600-milo trip to the Phllmont Further Theatre Information Call SH 1-9600 1957, .revealed in « note he left against Scout Ranch In New Mexico, lie "No, it wujn't any problem,"|lne chance of his disappearance, went with an Explorer unit from 1 sold, "After oil. I played*1'0 "ocrr>» <" have told Heydrlch Monmouth Council, They left by A WA T l AI)E I for every romic In bur- °' lh<% R«l Army cmuplracy, chartered bin, stopped at Air SHORE DRIVE-IN Ti 1 ,MJ btlorr 1 teamed up wllli Ihough «« IMtey contempi, the Vorcr IMMM, ."pcnl »w day al RT5. 33 & 34 • COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE mnllvnilon |> bnffllng. national lanilmriT, visited SHOWS NITELY FROM DUSK • CHILDREN FREE! Al G4, Hu:1 hnpfn In dimli hmk 'I' here are m«i«y y familiar Piken IVnk, nivrreri HO inile« ol Stran^ara Wlien in ihr l)i«iini(< «KHin nanici in llus roinplex Inlr nf a trail on horsrhark anil foot, uml rues JOANNE WOODWARD PAUL NEWMAN "I ilnnk Ilir puhlii i\ MMI IIII nwiimnntli undru'iinind -- fir. ilnvrd imo niuht »t Ilir Kinli.ur *.A We Meet ma-,L.?n Reports Directly From tho Boachfront vmii- KIIIHI imwlv i ninrilv hp vil/knya Ilic Rlnnuir aclrrsn, Y« hidian Klvr, I .a .lunlii, Colii "TH( IAW AND JAKE WAN" "FROM THE TERRACE" <»'I 'Ilir nnlv iuii'« ttlm j tin. «'»la unit Yr/hnv. Kiiitrk Ilir In il I ln^BBBaW^ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ABCDEFOHIJ KLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ columnist, go ahead. Try -i i —"S George, In care of , The Sometimes you get the impres- JAN. 22. 25 15 21 15 2 5 25 1 It 9 13 16 21 12 19 51 Register.) lion that the cards know what is ! HI. 20 going on. If one side seems to FEB. 21- WAK. 20 23 .9 20 20 25 , 3 15 U 22 15 * 1 20 9 15 14 Dear George: be getting away with murder, the What do you do when you get cards will step in to see that jus- MAR.21- 13 1 7 9 3 9 1* 19 20 1 18 13 9 7 8 20 APR.20 problems which you can't tice prevails. answer?—Curious APR.21- 23 15 14 4 6 18 6 31 12. 15-21 20. 12 15 18 11 The bidding certainly made it MAY20 Dear Curious: clear that South had considerable Who do you think it is who length in both red suits. West MAY 21- 21 14 3 5 18 20 1 9 14 20 25 5 14 4 5 4 JUNE 21 signs himself "Desperate" in should have opened a trump to 12973S114 759 the other advice columns run prevent dummy from ruifing JUNE 22- 136 •Si JULY23 by the ladies? I mean, a little »way one of his good diamonds. JULY 24- 19 16 18 15 21 20 9 14 7 14 5 23 12 15 22 B rewrite and their stuff steals Blind to this proper defense, AUG.22 real good. West opened the nine of spades. AUG. 23 18 5 7 5 14 5 18 1 20 9 22 5 4 1 25 19 MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY East overtook with the ten of SEPT. 23 Dear George: spades and had the chance to SEPT. 24. 19 16 9 14 5 20 9 14 7 12 9 14 7 10 15 25 I contend that pipe smokers return a trump. There was still OCT. 23 as a breed, are far more intel- time for this defense to defeat OCT. 24- NOUSEE, NATURE GIVES J 23 8 9 19 16 5 18 5 4 20 8 18 9 12 12 19 ligent than cigar or cigarette HER CREATURES PrWKTWE J the contract. NOV. 22 smokers. True?—Harvard. East was as shortsighted as his NOV. 23 19 23 5 5 20 5 18 18 5 12 1 20 9 15 14 19 Dear Harvard: partner. He continued with a DEC. 22 Nah — pipe smokers just spade, and South ruffed. DEC. 23. 21 14 5 24 16 5 3 20 5 4 5 22 5 14 20 IV JAN. 21 look that way because their Contract Is Safe eyes bug out a little from try- South's contract was now safe. ing to keep their pipes lighted. The correct play is to cash the ) I960. King rttlarti Syntlctlt, lar, Dear George: ace of diamonds and then give ruff a long side suit In the dum- Do you think a 28-year-old girl THE HANDS up a diamond. No matter what my. is too old for a boy friend of the opponents do, South can ruff 19. (P.S. I am a Dartmouth man.) South dealer DAILY QUESTION -H.N. P"'* sides vutnsrabtc a low diamond with dummy's queen and draw trumps. Lat- Partner opens with 1 NT 06 to Dear H.N.: NORTH Oh, well, in that case. . . A J 6 3 "> er on, he will be able to win •with; 18 points) and the next player »Q3 the king of diamonds. South will passes. You hold: Spades—a 7 • 62 make his own six trumps, one I Hearts—7 2 Diamonds—Q J 9 8 4 Confidential to Shelley Berman: A A 9 8 4 2 ruff in dummy, the two top dia- Clubs—J 10 5 3. What do you Well, when it rings, don't answer SECRET. AGENT X9 By -'r/E/, CR/1FF WEST EAST monds and the ace of clubs. Jsay? 4k 9 7 A AKQ1085 But South was just as bad as Answer: Bid two diamonds, ' ITPOeSNTSEEM \ THIS REPORT \KOH,WirAM«nE, ¥7 2 ¥ 8 6 5 SUNUP SERENADE • Q J 9 8 4 4 10 his opponents. After leading outiYour hand will probably win LIKEIS1EARSA60, I WLLTBU. WYS/ V«ATBVe«S the ace of diamonds he tried cash- DES M0INES, Iowa (AP)-Res W. I WT WHAT / XXI, PHH.-I-/W THAT ENVELOPS • J 10 S 3 + K Q 6 about four tricks at diamonds, PRW6S YOU HERS? SOUTH ing the king of diamonds. but may be completely worthless idents near a municipal swim- s WIUKE6P UNTIL. 4k 4 This gave the cards their to your partner at notrump. ming pool were startled at '. AFTER OWNER.' V A K I 10 9 4 1 WESNT LEAVE FOR • A K 7 5 3 • chance to even matters up. East a. m. recently. HAWAII UNTIL TEN Somehow, a man got access to WEWUNOUPTHE • 7 ruffed the king of diamonds, and fCACE TALKS M It: South West North Eas. thefre went South's tenth trick. According to one estimate, the pool's public address system IV Pass INT 2* South was down one, just as he more ""» 10° companies make and sang "When Irish Eyes are 4 • Pass 4 V All Pass deserved to be from the start, iflu 'ds and gadgets to assist a Smiling," and a couple of other Opening lead — 49 There's at least one moral in backyard chef in lighting a char- tunes before beating a hasty re- this if we dig for it: Lead trumps coal fire. treat. early and often when you can foresee that declarer will try to "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE An'wtr t0 8lturday'•Pu"" For Tu«td«y, Auautt 30 ACROSa (•Teutonic deity NUBBIN By JI.W BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL 1-Moccasln 1-Pald notices 4-Lanc« S-Peruse I-Simlan S-Makes Present—For You and i:-Fuaa amends Yours ... 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REVEREND By BUI. (VMALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY LOOKS LIKE ) THINGS ARE < JUMPING- ...J T Hance Wins 3d Wood Pussy Navesink SS Skipper Wins SSYCEnds Success/till Season On Blair's Disqualification Tomorrow After Two Victories
OCEANPORT — The Shrews- tan juniors won the opening race, Defeat Bay Head COLD SPRING HARBOR, N.Y.jthe host Cold Spring Harbor V.C. | However he collided with anoth- bury Sailing and Yacht Club 16% to 19, then the Shrewsbury The Shrewsbury juniors com- — Borden L. "Brub" Hance of [fleet, suffered a damaging dis-:er boat at the start of the final, juniors conclude a most success- team swept the next two, 16% to pleted a home and home sweep the Navesink Sailing Society has!qualification which probably cost! race and was automatically dis- tomorrow when 19 and U% to 22. against Bay Head Yacht Club won the National Wood-Pussy j him the title. j qualified. ful campaign they host a visitijig Rumson Chris Bello of Raritan won the when they won two successive Class championship for the third Blair won yesterday's opening: Hance, who was second over- Country Club delegation in a first race, with his brother Steve successive time. race, his third of the five-race all after Saturday's opening three races in Turnabouts Friday. The 1 Turnabout team race. Shrewsbury, third. Sue Allen, winners won the first race, 16% Hance won the crown after set sailed on Long Island Sound, • races, placed fourth in the first a consistent Shrewsbury per- first day leader Bob Blair, of and seemed assured of the title, race yesterday and third in the, The Shrewsbury juniors have to 19, and the second, 9% to 26. five of seven team races former, took the second race, — -• -• [finale to win the regatta with' won Andrews and Miss Allen star- with Andrews second and Dick red for the Shrewsbury team, 11 nji» m m np 11 11 A \\U-Vi points. Hi5 finishes were1 with other local sailing clubs, including two last week on the Farkas, Jr., Raritan, third. each winning a race. Andrews As Wm, /-5; 1 owners Hold Uneiu-w-3. Shrewsbury River. Shrewsbury swept the first three won the first event, with Miss ' I Runner-up in the regatta was| Last Wednesday they bested a places in the final race. An- Allen second and Craig Kam- drews was first, Lance Massey, ¥ l XKI» 1 i n i;< S.S.Bill , Hillswho, haalsdo ao f consistenthe Navesint 2-3k strong Raritan Yacht Club team merer, Bay Head, third. Miss second, and Miss Allen, third. G 3-3-6 series run for lOS-'/J points. by winning two out of three races Allen won the second race to Blair, despite his costly disquali- in Wood-Pussies. The victory The Drew and Corley twins lead a Shrewsbury sweep of the Thame Reed BanLeak Townerd sWit and theh; scor4-e 2VanDyke Victor, whoy had stolen fication, finished third over-all reversed an earlier loss at Perth crewed for the four Shrewsbury first-four places. Lance Massey Rumson A's continued their duel second, with 103 points. 0. Noyes, Cold Amboy in Blue Jays. The Rari- skippers. was second, Joe Bainton, third, for the lead in the Jersey Shore "Red" Pierson went the routS|Spring Harbor, was fourth with and Andrews, fourth. The Drew League yesterday, with Red for the winners, fanning five an'JJ97-VJ points. Ruff Cook, Nave- and Corley twins again crewed Bank holding their slim one-jwalking one. McGough took the.lsink S.S., was fifth with the Miltenberger, Marinell Widen for the four Shrewsbury skip- game margin over the A's. loss for the PBA. isame score. Noyes had a better pers. race Playinlying at Freeholdfreenoia,, thme Towiownn- Manasquan was ths surprise! record than Cook. Charlie Jeff Stives, Bay Head sailing edged out the Townsmen, |c|ub o{ the week ^g seventh Alliare crewed for Cook. Leads in SSYC Summer Series instructor, joined with Shrews- chuck 4-2, on "the hitting, base-running place team topped fourth place L Landback, Jr., Shrews bury instructors Bud Tibbals bur was sixth over- and defense of Larry Bland. ££akhurst , 111-21 , in the onlly upset y ?•«<«• ! and Dudley Hagcrs in conduct- The A's pained a 7-5 victory '' ' ^ ial[alll with 992-2 4 followed by his OCENAPORT - Hank Milten- f the w eek berger and Jim Marinell widened ing the races. Mrs. Philip D. over the Belmar Knights on the! 1 club-mate Stimpson Brown with Andrews is in charge of the jun- 1a a uan Mt fas their leads in the Shrewsbury Freehold Belmar diamond. Rumson bans-! ^ " ^ • ' 82-14 points. Other local finishes ior program. ed'out rrhi'tsTbut'stranded ib,fcorinR ,fivc .runs 'n..the /'r?Vre; 10. Paul Wilson, Shrewsbu- Sailing and Yacht Club summer two nin s ln rccordln lhe r series on the Shrewsbury River Monmouth Loses men in winning their 13th gamei "? ? 8 ' ;ry, 77; 12. Talbott Ingram, Entries seventh win against two losses. ' | Shrewsbury, 67; 13. Bassctt Win- NOT ENOUGH HANDS—Fourteen-year old Dicksie Ann Saturday, The Wood-Pussies did not sail due to the National FIRSTP.ACE — 1 mile: !:00 p. The only other loss suffered by The Lonp Branch IAMA -hel 'd Vern Havens and Mel Wood; mill, Monmouth Boat Club, 66: Class l> Trot; Purje »850. Shrewsbury was a defeat in pitched the win for Manasquan 15. Art Poole, Shrewsbury, 57; Hoyr of Fair Haven is loaded down with trophies em- Championships on Long Island 7 Morris J., J. Adamu on to third place in the stand- Sailfish at the Monmouth Boat ings by nipping the Madison while Sorensen took the loss. 16. Gardner Fox, Shrewsbury, 53, blematic of winning three firsts in ths girls' competi- Sound. 2:l LuckHrowyn DSignal, B. , OtfutFt. tKarrlnRton 1 Red Meadow, Too htiet ann__ .. . Club in July. On Aug. 17 the PBA, 2-1, on the Madison field. Keenan replaced Havens in and 18. Patti Dorrance, Shrews- tion in the North American Water Ski championships All three races conclude this 4 Scotch Titan, J. Masscv 12-1 bury, 44. 6 Buena Bob, A. Owens —...- 6-1 Shrewsbury team avenged this In games elsewhere, Manas- the fourth and pitched three-hit at lake Placid, N. Y. Miss Hoyf, who won fhs slalom, Saturday. The Wood-Pussies and 5 Buccaneer. M. Abhatlello 41 loss by taking the Monmouth ball the rest of the way, but Blair, Cook and Hills finished Turnabouts will sail an extra 5 Armour Pick. G. Sartovsky 10-1 quan defeated Oakhurst, 11-2, in that order in the first race jumping and trick events, is pictured wi*h Warren Also eligible: Pal June • G, Sterrltl. juniors in a Wood-Pussy team and South Belmar won a forfeit the damage had already been race Saturday morning to get SECOND RACE — 1 mile; 2:30 p. m.; race on the Shrewsbury River. done. yesterday. Brown won the final Witherell, nine-time national champion. Witherell was back on schedule. Two races Class D Pace; Purse $6S0, game from the Keyport Arrows. 5 MMis s CCarefreef . G. YYount 3-1 Monmouth won the first race Frrrhnld (2> Hod Bank race, with Landback second and] ,. , , , ,. each for the three classes will be 2 Linda Carol. P. Vlras 6-2 Red Bank opened the scoring n ; P.Cas'n el 4 0 1 Ralph Hance third. A total of 23 boats! tournament director of the championships, held in the afternoon to complete 7 Midnight's son. n. nankin 6i as Paul O Rourkc, Monmoutn, in their game with Freehold in .S n 0 Th'p*on cf ft n o 1 IUPM Wick. R. Myer 5! !„,„,, non,e firstj wj,h hjs c,ub. 0 1, J.BIanri 3b .1 competed. the 18-race series here. Awards 3 Chore L"Amour, T. Maltnx „ .VI the second inning, but Freehold Prest 3b SO 0 1 !,.BIii!i.l If 5 .1 2 4 Pennls Brewer. W. Evans ...in-1 mate Lois Magee runner-up. came back to tie the score in Sprncer H < 0 fi j Banborn lb 4 1 2 for the championships, both jun- 6 Dale Regent. To be ann fi I Qulnn I! 4 1 2 I Lewis rf 3 0 0 Club Championship at Old ior and senior, will be presented 8 Volo M. Spencer. K. Pike 12-1 Monmouth won by a 1554 to 20 the bottom half of the inning. G.Cash'n t 1 1 (I H.Bland c 4 0 1 Also eligible: HI Lo's Request - W. team score. P.Caa'n lb 4 0 ,1 Nugent 2h 3 0 2 Ft. Monmouth at the club's annual trophy din- KlilEW:iy. Bland tripled to right center to Wells p 4 0 1 a-EIllsr>n Ib I 0 1 THIRD RACE — 1 mile; 2:50 p. m.; Shrewsbury swept the next two start things off for the Towners. vonOhlen p (1 0 0 ner Sunday. Class D Pace; Purse $650. Ranr p 2 ft O Orchard Enters Semi-Finals 3 Roland Duke, V. Cowjer 4-1 races for the victory. In the Nam 10 1 Miltenberger had a second and 1 Acllvp Ituddy Buy, P.. Kjirrington 3-2 Ray Sanborn then drove Bland Holds Swimming 2 Honest Desire. J. Belote 4-1 second test, Sue Allen was first, across the plate with a single. 15 ! 10i 3S 4 11 h h a c V d trailed by ller Sn ew burv a-Balted for Nugent fn Rth. EATONTOWN — The Club Harold Lubitz downed Al Diel-,*er^ in" Defending 5 pr"c e r?r"e j'c 'KeUv ' io! r s team- Freehold tied the score on a Belmar <5) llumson <}> 6 Pepper's Reward. H. Robinson . .10-1 mates Joe Bainton, Jim walk to Glen Cashion and a dou- Boykln 2b !i 0 0 1 DercTse. 7b t 1 2 Championships championship at Old Orchard,man, seven and five. champion Leighton Waters was 7 Wayblow. J. Altlzer, Jr5! 5-11 S New Lirek. I!, Myer .101 drews and Lance Massey, Miss H'vll'nd of 5 2 I Pulton lh 4 Countiy Club Saturdav ble by pitcher Lou Wells. Connor rf :. 1 I Flschb'n If 4 FORT MONMOUTH — The an- advanced; Victory in Saturday's kickers! third in the opener. But suffered AAlsl o eligibleliibl : ShShott MMcClenny - K. Lonp,. Allen also won the third race, 0-1 Lee cf 3 1 t0 lnc disqualification in the second FOUriTH RACE - 1 mil-; 3:15 n. m.; Freehold took the lead in the I'J'J^ £ J 1 n nual First Army Swimming and semi-finals with Dominick went to Russ Woolley, Jr., with Ctn?a C Pace; Purse $0O0. with team-mates Bainton and c i 1 race after hitting Dave King- 4 Tally Ha Hal, T. Hastlnfi ., . 3-1 bottom of the fourth when QuinnlArnirm 3*i> 3 3 1 0 Diving Championships will be'Christopher, Leo Gorccy, Phil a net 71. Second place honors 7 ProlltMr, M. Lamb Andrews, second and third, re- singled, was sacrificed to second j o S M'rrls'n rf 2 fl ston's boat. Al Schneider and .1 Rwanee. R. James spectively. Team scores were itnson p 3 O ft G It 2 3 hel'--'-d* tomorrow and Wednesday.! Eager and Abe Schiff the con- went to Billy Reed, 73, while Joe 1 Dark Mink. V. Klrby Palmer If 2 0 0 Charles "Bud" Rogers each won by Glen Cashion, went to third Scilrl- o 3b 3 0 0 with Fort Monmouth host to the i 2 Dan ConKress. P. Parsons ... to 25 in the second race and Cobb It 2 11 K Mcli p fi 2 testants. 1 Eager also finished with a 73. s Lloyd's Will. R. FarrlnEton ... 6-1 on a wild pitch, and scored on Slate p event for the 15th consecutive a race. il5% to 27 in the final race. ; Christopher earned his berth in Sunday's kickers was taken by 6 Miss BetBetty AAnn, , H. RobinsoRon a single by Dave Cashion. year. The Turnabout honors were s Ml»s Ethel. M. Rohlnson ... 6-1 Four boats competed for each I 38 7 16 the semi's by defeating Tonyi Oliver Presley with a 75. Second FIFTH RACE — 1 mllr; 3:41) p. m.; Red Bank knotted the score f.onc Branch (t) The I860 swim meet again will shared by Jim Andrews and Jim Class C Pace: Pursa 53100. club. The Shrewsbury crews Bennett ss 3 0 1 ! Curclo ss 0 . Klrhv aaain in the top of the sixth. Mnran 3l> 2 0 n I Woolley lb n in the Marinell. Andrews won the first 2 Vu.ir.v 11ns, J. Artnrno .vjjwere the Drew and Corley twins. Bland again started the rally Hah'm'n If 3 O 2 I Macce 3h 0 0 House Pool, and could with a race, with Chris Trent runner-up. 6 His Honor's Pride, G. Brenntman 1-1 Monmouth crew members were Garrlty c .1 Dener, one up after 20 holes.! :i Annie West. V. Cowgtr in-i off by reaching first on an er- produce the largest entry field in Series leader Marinell took the Trout cf 3 l n . Plerson p 3 Eager edged out a one up vie- 1 Gnosernar, J, AIMZT, Jr s-l Don Massell, Dave Craver, Neil ror. Bland promptly stole sec- p 2 0 01 Wolcoi rf 2 n 0 second race, with Andrews sec- 5 Adam Brewer. M. Rohlnson 10-1 Watts rt 3 0 0 Vccera rf 0 0 0 Horse Racing 7 Henry Brewer. W. Dill s-1 Murray and Dale Rodenburg. ond and then went to third on Kalo 2b 2 0 1 . . . ond. S Miss Silver Chler. W. Ralhbonc ... 10-1 Team Hare Summaries: Sanborn's infield out. Jackie jlbbs lb 2 0 OiV'D'ke 2b 2 1 0 .isiaua- . , . • „ i SARATOGA SPRINGS, R Y.- SIXTH RACE — 1 m'K-r 4:05 P. m. ; Monmnuth-.Shrru shurj— Behrens If 2 0 0 tered. There were seven installs- lU Stimpson Brown, with 13 firsts C.'lns C Trot; Purse WOO. Lewis then tied it with a bunt the '53 three and lw0' t0 advance ln the Hail To Reason ($4.60) scored t Jnserinle I-orripnlp. V.. Barnes. Jr. s.ri 1st race: 1. Paul O'nnurk*. >'» tions which competed in SLUICU a . clinched the r, Mv Ranger. H. Kelly „ 3-1 mouth: 2. Lois .M.ipep. Mcnmouth: .1 Bland. JManaiiunn (I) I 23 2 •' . ,, 10-length victory in $119,350 !" 1 Elolse. W. Stanls 1-1 Lance Massey, Shrewsbury; I Sur •competition, eight ;Hope[ul with track 2 Mary S. W. Curtis ,.1M Allen. Shrewsbury. 5. DOUK Kaynnr. : was Bland spark- !s_mith :i>.sa 4 3 team champion Fort! :i Castle, Prince. R. Fnrrlnnton ISO Monmouth: fi. Joe Rntntnn. Phreu-. = McElllvv If 3 n 1 Jr., is second and Talbott bury: 7. Jim Andrew.', .Slirewshurv : Ing the Towners. In the eighth, «£«?''' ' 2 .Martin ».i 4 0 I ft Homestretch Daisy, W. Bach .SO S. Rill .Malioney, Monmouth. third, in the unofficial 7 Queen's Impel. J. Altlzer, Jr. . 61 2 J 1 Bar. R Tnmnri, B. Winner „ 60 Farkas, 4. C. Rello. 5. S. Bello. 6 starting at 8 o'clock, there will 8 ftI the middle, but Bland threw out f-_i.featedj JoT-e_ c-*_:Stein_ bu.y. defaultj-r-..it , an_-J'A*d AtlantiI n«c nt..City . I ' '>"< noss 1 Tlppv Ffnco. >f. Robinson SO Was.sey. 7 Chasa'oiv. 5. Ralnton. be seven events run off. They Turnahnuls: 2 nanny n. H. Kelly 12-1 3rd race: 1. Andrews. 2. Massey, .1 Glen Cashion at the plate to 1st Race: 1. Jim Andrews, 2. Chris 4 Martha Perry. W. Evans 8-1 are the 220-yard freestyle; 220- Trent, 3. Jim Marinell, 4. Alice Allen, 4. Farkas. S. f'hasalow. 9. R »ave the inning. .S Rhythm Mary. n. Lorkermnn. Jr. RO Relln. 7. C. Bello, Ralnlon iDlaq >. Wins Blue yard breaststroke; 100-yard back- Rohlnson, S. Bill Werle, 6. Stanley 7 Dlr Chief. W. Hubbard . SO Bay llend-Shrcwshiiry The Towners will meet the Meltmff. NINTH RACE — 1 mile: S:2O p. m.: stroke; 220-yard butterfly; one- 2nd race: 1. Marine!!. ?. Andrews, 3. HUM O r.ice: Purse; JMK). 1st race: 1. Jim Andrews. Shrews- Ft. Monmouth nine tomorrow ITrent, 4. Meltzoff, 8. Rohlnson, 6. 7 Billy 8.. R. McKee _ 30 bury. 2. Sue Allen. Shrewsbury. ?,. meter diving; 400-yard individual Major League !Werle. « Put rinisnn, M. Robinson 7-2 CrRlfc Kammerer. Ray HeHd. 4. Aniy night and Friday in games Jay Title medley and the 400-yard freestyle 1 The i-Hnper. W. Zendt . 0-2 Brown, Ray Head, h. Rob Clark, Ray matching the two top teams in 2 PfRgy Anne Abbe, V. Cowger 10-1 Head. fi. Lance. Massey, Shrewsbury. relay. 3 Dynamic Mis*. To he nnn RO 7. Rodney Merrirk. Bay Head. S. the shore area. PERTH AMBOY — Pete Gon Joe Bnlnton, Shrewsbury. les a On Wednesday night, starting 1 Rose nillon, R. Tarhufton . . in I The Rumson A's appeared ?? ', 16-year-old Manhasset On Jersey Shore 5 Elta W.. W. Rathbone BO 2d race: 1. Alltn, "2. Maasejr, 3. , Bpim-.'BayDay, LonLongg lslanaIsland , TY. C. young- at the (! Hiidellffe Hal. W. RldCT'av SO Bainton. I. Andrews 5. Mcrrlck, 8. readv to romp over the Belmar' ' > - *~ young-;<:u the same time, the other seven TENTH RACE -- 1 mile: 6:45 p. m.; Brown. 7. Clark, 8. KnmmerBr. Yesterday's Results f'lnss D Pare; Purse SfiSO. ister, won the first annual Inter- final events will be conducted, ^^f^^ s direct Goose, 11, HohlnFon ,10 national Blue Jay Class Champ- In order, they are: 100-yard frce- Red Bank 4, Freehold 2 4 Blllle Beeins. R, FarrinRton 40 TODAY'S BASEBALL 2 Miss Afton, R. Shlles . . RO • ionship Regatta on Raritan Bay style; 100-yard breaststroke; 220- Rumson 7, Belmar 5 1 Ernie Joe. W. Evnni '•] By The Associated Press Long Branch 2, Madison 1 .Ntllihin Mite. T. Mattox 5o S!a! fin""f J m'oi , nfn ha consistent 2-5-2-1 four race ser-ifly; 440-yard frcestvle; three- 5 Surprise Eden, fl. T.orkerman. Jr. RO out a /-a victory. Manasquan 11, Oakhurst 2 fi Klnc's Day, R. Rankln ISO ' ies for a winning total of 198VJI meter diving, and the AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE South Belmar at Keyort (for- 7 PlaywrlBht. W. Rlrlirwiy 40 Bruce Fischbein, George Gill,points. medley relay, Sunday's Results Also eligible: Marilyn I.ee • \V. Hubnartl Trial 1 Sunday's Results feit) and Ralph Soldo collected three The event, hosted by the Rari- i _ . . "eat. s will be held on St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 4 Standings hits each for the A's, but the ; 0 1 (Detroit 6-5, New York 2-8 rircw M rn " " afternoons. . Chicago 8, Philadelphia 6 W L Pet. number four, five and six b Boston 2 3 Kansas c W Trackman's trants. Light, shifting breezes of , Wit•. h Devens in the role o—f de-'-- „ „,„„„" >, CM**** "yr I San Francisco 15, Milwaukee 2 Red Bank Towners ...14 .933 ters for the A's did nor get a fend five to 10 knots prevailed for 'nR »«"» titloholder. it is the Baltimore J, Chicago I Cincinnati 9, Los Angeles 3 Rumson A's ...13 .867 hit while stranding 15 men. first time in thc on 1 ththe ffour-racu e series. . tournament's Cleveland 9, Washlngto W. L. G.B. Long Branch IAMA 9 .600 Slate relieved starter Chuck Ka- f . ° ™« «"«• that an Army post other W. !.. G.B. Freehold Gon Pittsburgh 75 4!) Oakhurst ..8 .533 babick in the bottom of the ninth! ^s, 'he leader after Sat- Monmouth or Dix has won New York 73 4!) Milwaukee 68 53 5'/ Madison PBA ...7 .500 —with the bases loaded and two '• top honors. The Devens outfit!Baltimore 73 53 2 2 St. Louis 69 34 5','j Belmar ..7 .500 Selections outs. Rumson was then holding p from New England amassed 127 Chicago 71 53 3 jck ... 7 8 .467 JI 7-4 lead. Slate came in after , points in last year's meet of 37 Washington 6.1 61 II Los Angeles 66 55 l\'i Frehold Townsmen Lucky D Kababick had worked the count entries to beat runnerup West Cleveland 59 63 14 iSan Francisco 61 60 12'/2 Manasquan 7 8 .467 Morris J Cincinnati 56 70 20 South Belmar 3 12 .200 no.l specialist to 2-0 on Ken Spiclfogel. Slate """ *"** "" Point by 42 points. Dix 58 65 151/j Brown Signal 7 •Keyport 0 15 .000 went to 3-2 before he walked third and 52 70 21 186^^ pointsl . E i WnmoHth fourth. Boston Philadelphia . Linda Carol Snielfnsel for the fifth Holma However, in past performances Kansas City 44 79 29'/, Next Sunday's Games, Midnight's Son nin. Slate then gnl Arning to Laviano of Bellport, Long Today's Games in storage l< was third over-all with the Monmouth Signal Corps team Today's Games Belmar at Red Bank Miss Carefree has won the title eight times St. Louis at Milwaukee, 9 p. m. 8=05 Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, 11 Rumson at Oakhurst Active Buddy Boy So. Belmar at Long Branch victory. run. six championships in a row. For P- m' p. m. Wayblow Lonp Branch held on to third: Fourth Place wcnt to 13-year- Fort Dix, the Infantry Training!01'10^0 at Baltimore, 8:05 p. in. Philadelphia at San Francisco, Manasquan at Freehold Roland Duke old Slcve Moorc with 177 oin s Kansas Ci nt Bost(mi S:l5 11:15 p. m. Madison at Keyport (forfeit) place in the standings by winnine P ' iCcnter has five swim titles, lust 'y ?• "'• Swanee a close one from Madison, 2-1. [aftcr finishes of 5-7-3-15. Moorc, winning in 1 ST>8. 3 Manhas Tally Ho Hal Long Branch won it in the set Bay youth, won the; The swimming and diving meet | . • ' Profiteer sixth, when Steckback was nj, midget trophy lor the best show-, js the 10th sports event of 15; by a pitch, forced at second bv lnR of a contestant 13 years ofbeing sponsored this year by Audrey HebcrllnR Spanky VanDyke, and Bob Cur- aB!i and undor- I First Army. Dix is the lender; His Honor's Pride Henry Brewer cio singled up the middle 'ITie series was dominated by!with five championships—boxinp, Long Island and Connecticut con-'basketball, bowling, volleyball My Ranger testants. The best local finishes and horseshoes. West Point has .loscdnle Lordship in the final standings were aiwnn First Army titles in Rolf, Elolse STOCK CAR RACES 12th by Noel Cram, o( Raritan, tennis and handball. Devens won ANDERSON BROS. inc. and a 13th by Hal Miller, also the track meet. Ikey Moin Office & Warehouses Raritan. Jim llinton, Jr., of the Earl's Pa) Fair Haven River Rats, placed Buck Lybrook 51-53 Mechanic St. Rod Bank fourth in yesterday's (innl race. Frederick Direct The entire River Rat fleet sailed,; Dicksie Cops Vnnlan Lite, TEL SH 1-0030 but finished far back in the 8 Big Chief standings. •ranch Olllc. and Wir.houu Ski Events T.I. PRoiptel 5-S047 . , _, , The Clipper |AK| pl A(;|D N Y )|( ks|n Billy S 111 BRINLtV AVCNUI Wall ,n Sliitos all-hmf has. ,,nyli M .„,,, (|ni|Kh|or oM)r Pal Cilbson BRADLIY IIACH kctball rebound leader is Johnny •„„,! , | ,| , ,,, «o. 1 su u. n. lll|ti\ran 11 y Mrs : )miJ ns M )vl |7 cr( (lil(1(1 wilh Mfi l|1( v Miss Afton Route 34 Belmar^" ' '• " - No. I ID Horvlc* To Blllle Beehu every Saturday ISite 'niny- can Writer Ski Direct Cioosc No. I In Your Cnniniflnltf 'hero Friday, Saturday nncl Sun- day. FRANK PORTcR'S Don't mist toeing | The nimble Dickie won Hie Charllo McManui or i^irls slalom, Jumping and trick jovents in the three-tiny tournii- RED BANK TIRE CO. (GENERAL) Lao Flsk during tholr \imnl Kponsori'd by I'rrm Coli TWO LOCATIONS NEW TIRES TIRE Big Summor Tiro Sale I in c'l-iipornllnii with the Inko of Gonorol Tiros 'IMaci'l f'hainlicr ri| CoiniiM'n <• Shrewsbury Ave., Shrvwnbury, 'til 6 I*. M, 10.95 "P on '.lirrnr Lril.c HrldRO & Oakland, Red Hunk. 'Ill 0 P. M. (100x10 KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING KE 1-2646 Ml IfliVl 'A,I SHadyside 7-3404 Plii.i I'flx A I. I GOOD SPORTS •--• Wituin-, of Ilirt twirnminq r/icei /il DePaul Hait, San Jose, ning, and Mickey Mantle and In Olympic Competition Calif., and Robert Bennett, Eneino, Calif. Time of event was 4:08.2. 24-foot family sloop. Nostalgia had a strong part in Yogi Berra in the fifth. Phil Re the success of the cruise, but even without it, the gan was the loser, and Art Dit- (AP Wirephoto via .radio from Rome) "It looks like we have to win islands are a classic boating area and anyone who mar got his 14th victory. Associated Press Cleveland beat down the Sena- ROME (AP)-The Americans by a mile," said the disappointed enjoys being on the water should plan to visit them tors with home runs. Jim Pier »:„„ „„„„!;, »,w tnrfav Larson. "I was certain I won." sometime. were getting openly edgy today Germany Takes Early Lead over what they claim i3 a wave Throughout the American sec- They seem to have been made just for cruising. of "down with the Yanks" scnti- tor — particularly among com- petitors in sports where judgment They are close enough together to provide protection Rayson Cops ment in the Olympic games. plays a rule in determining win- in normal weather, harbors abound within easy reach The situation was brought to' In Olympics with 34 Points of each other, and yet there is a wonderful feeling of Feature Pace a head over the week-end when ners-the complamt was the being at sea, of being away from the land, while cruis- Lance Larson, a young swim- same. Judges go against the ROME—A red hot sun again being held here and in Copen- Richie Wilson, the Toledo, mer from El Monte, Calif., was Americans when they can do so ing there. There is a range of atmosphere in the harbors At Freehold ruled out of the 100 meter free- brought killing heat to the com lagen over the death of Khut Ohio, Greco-Roman flyweight without making the decision look petition, which after a Sunday Jensen, a Danish cyclist, who col- wrestler, pinned Franz Burkard from primitive isolation to honky-tonk modern, and a FREEHOLD— Joseph Di Leo'style championship although he too ridiculous. Americans never off. moved into its third full day lapsed during a road race Fri- of Switzerland in a third round sense of history, especially maritime history, on every Rayson turned on the speed in recorded the faster times than get an even break. bout. Wilson, who Saturday drew of activity. day. There were reports that he handh=n* . T4,^Hr»,lc ^off v^otboatcs ,,!e!visift ,>,the„ are„.„a„ eac„„„!h , .,„>„!week, i;n_ the last quarter iof a mile Satur- the winner, John Devitt of Aus- I noticed it in the 100 me- Germany, thanks largely to had been doped. Danish officials with the Russian World cham- day to win the feature race at tralia. ter swimming finals," said Dan pion, has lost once and faces July and August. That's the way it goes." saidiperris. honorary secretary of the Miss KKramer's divini g victory denied the doping report, but ad- Freehold Raceway. Saturday, led the unofficial point mitted that he received a drug elimination everytime he takes It is not an area for careless operation. Boats and The winner, driven by Manny George Harrison of Orinda, American AAU and veteran of the mat. Calif.. Larson's roommate. "Any standings with 34. Italy was which increases blood circulation. equipment should be in top shape and really small Robinson, fought off a close chal- many Olympic campaigns. "Tho second with 30, the United States lenge by Miss New Ross in gain- time they get a chance to throw fans went wild when Devitt was third with 17 and Russia, Hol- boats, like outboards and slow little cabin cruisers, ing the upset victory in 2:05.1, one into the Americans they do named the winner although it land and Great Britain in a Vaughan Victor in Lightning are not the best for the area. The breeze is usually fastest time of the year for the It. looked to most people as if Lar- three-way tie for fourth with 14. fresh even on pleasant summer days and, combined mile. "If we win, we've got to winson won. Australia was seventh with 12. The victor paid $23, $10.60 and big. If it's close they'll give to "It's the same old story. Peo- But the United States was look-Class in Keyport YC Regatta with or working' against strong tidal currents, can $6.40. Miss Ross was second by some other guy. Everybody ple regard the Americans as big, Ing to a 1-2 sweep today in the cause sea conditions that demand respect. Fog is al three-quarters of a length and wants to knock us down." rich and powerful. They want to men's 3-metcr springboard div- see them beaten by an Under- KEYPORT - Nelson Vaughn of ways a factor, and no one should operate here with- returned $8 and $5. JDS came on ing, and its first gold medal of do;;." donmouth Boat Club scored two to finish third and paid $6.40. the 17th Olympic games. out experience in piloting navigation. We made sev- Captain Logan won the first One U.S. Olympic official said Engle Cops irsts and a second to win the Levittown Wins the obvious anti-Americanism Sam Hall of Dayton, Ohio, and Lightning class honors in the an-eral runs out of sight of land for several hours be- race in his best time of the year, Gary Tobian of Glendale, Calif., 2:09.6, to return $5.20, $3.60, and amonn the judges and some spec- nual Keyport Yacht Club's invi- cause of poor visibility. tators was creating a giant psy- led the field through Saturday's Jet 14 Title ational sailing regatta on Rari- $2.60. Chief Wingay captured the LLChampionship semi-finals. Only third-place Juan Those who can't come in their own boats may second race in 2:10.5 to form 3 chological obstacle for the en- OXFORD, Md. (AP) — Calvin :an Bay this week-end. Vaughn tire U.S. team. Botella of Mexico was considered scored 19 points in the three-race rent sail and powerboats, either U-drive or operated daily double payoff of $22.80 for WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP)- a threat to U.S. gold and silver Engle of the Island Heights, N. eries to beat out three of his by a captain, in most of the major resort harbors, and the 1-2 combination.* It's relatively quiet at the Lyco "It's tough when you think J., Yacht Club won the final race you have to win by a mile or medals in the afternoon event. Monmouth Boat Club team-mates. some visitors charter boats for longer periods through The top win-price came in the ming College campus today. . A showdown final for the wom- Sunday to capture the Jet 14 Conflicts with other regattas sixth race when Rodney's Miss A handful of summer students;a knockout, he said. en's gold medal in 100-meter free- class National Championship cancelled out scheduled races for yacht brokers. Steamers and ferries ply between the 2:07 to return $27.80, strolled around the campus style was on tap for tonight be- $7.20 and $4.60. which last week vibrated to the Series. Thistles, Jets, Blue Jays and islands. JOHN CERRONE tween defending Olympic cham- Penguins. FIRST P.ACB — 1 mile. Pace. $650. childish laughter ot over 100 Lit-: We came by car and trailer in nine hours from off 2:08. • CABINET MAKING pion Dawn Fraser, Australia's Engle'.i victory In a light Runner-up in the seven-boat Captnln Logan i>er 'Farrlnpmn) 3 20 !«l International Swimming Feder- ing National champion and cur- Wnlly flnnc (Schmlgrli its 14 by three-mile expanse is all rolling moors covered Tim* 2:07.2 ation after the judges Saturday rent Junior titllst, finished ninth SEVENTH r.ACE-1 lull awarded the gold medal to World in the field. with heather and bayberry that add an unforgettable Off .V0O. Freehold Drivers Riiynon fM. U'b'nu'n) record holder John DeVitt of Aus- The top 10 skippers were: fragrance to the salt breezes. The moors cut by ponds,MIRJI N'-w Rn*» (Hrhrntgol) tralia. Three automatic timers J.D.P. (YoiltiR 1, Calvin Engle, Island Heights, bogs and creeks end at sandy bluffs over miles of de-Tun* ?:0.M. had a faster clocking for Lnncc Threaten Strike K1OHTII RACK-! mil N. J., Yacht Club, 467. 2, Joe serted ocean beach. Off S:I7. Larson of El Monte, Calif., who Willis, Potomac River Sailing FREEHOLD (AP - John A. Jollv r,*nt 5 00 3 60 3.WI was plnced second. Cronin, executive vice president Allan Oallnn 'M»rkj| 6*0 4.no Assn., 399. 3, Gus Dcvcra, Lake We came to Nantucket from Edgartown across the Kiln nir*r| '"" Both were given nn Olympic Hopatcong, N. J., Yacht Club of Freehold Raceway announced Time 2:07. Saturday he will meet with a shifting sand flats that separate the islands. These must NINTH HAl'K-1 mile. Purr Olf Wi record time of 55.2 seconds, -al- 398.5. 4, Denis Farley, Lake Ho R*»o™«l iWlmhr<™> 21.40 I'— "" Minueh the timers all had :S5.2 committee of dissatisfied horse- be avoided by larger vessels and it was like exploring I.lghlnlnc Peter patconc N. J., Yecht Club. 395 |.'rl«kv Rrnnk (Vlrnrl fur DeVilt. while two hnd :55.1 Tim*' ::0K2 Q. Fvrry cnmp.iriy that l"vr hrard about fnr Larson and another ;55 fla'5, R. A. Peabody, Lake Hopat ln TENTH I'.ACK-l mil*. 1 year guarantee on the>r conn, N. J., Yacht Club, 386.5 =w mXSecturs K ^T^ ^ iclura tubas. How coma Parti Uiv- for the American. fore the horsemen threaten 'clear water far ^om land. Monlirilln llnl* iTaylor) 9 W ^OO Cmited gives this extri year frea? The judges' decision was 2-16, Peter Jones, Bay Head, N. J. walkout. n Happy link* U«*R*rl IW 101 . Pjtii I'nlwultd tl 4 tksi* of 34 Yacht Club, 386.5. 7, Harold On the way, we skirted the isolated smaller islands H*nn*tta W, ifivnnai 2 fio ttlhng tho*is*4t n/ tub it fnr Devitt. Max Ritter, treasur- Committee chairman Jerry So- O Tim* 22:01/: 1 tifr —— tbtf but tnniid*it,t *m er of (he U.S. Olympic Commlt- Scott III, Noroton, Conn., Yacht kol said the group would not en-of Muskeget and Tuckernuck, getting a rare close-up Attendance H.4D7. ihttt f>f('ji.,f; — jwi" TV A Club, 374. 8, DouRlas Kcnyon nit •"•* 4* Udit 2 Ji ter, filed the appeal that was ter Its horses at the trotting track view of these fascinating faraway dots of land with a Till: ANTHONY turned down by the Swimming Webster Lake, Mass., Sailing unless management met demands Mr.MnniAi 41, What's this bonus they flive with O* Assn., 357. 9, Artie Lang, Lava- few shacks and cottages on them. As was slid from purchase of a picture tub*/ Federation. Ritter nlso an- for higher purses, a faster track Tli* Shrine A, Your fs'ir VmlminJ Hot* will UttM nounced the new appeal would lotto, N. J., Yacht Club, 350. 10, under the bluffs of Tuckernuck and, caught the first Mrtrx Urn" . .. Ptiturt tnbt, tlttn tnj Wfk.'. yvhf c,,lln A Mrf'm* .. t*i jtr* ui'tn VJU brut* 9°** '" **• bo mnde to the IOC, Edward Bnrbehonn, Lake Ho- sick or young horses. scent of bayberry-laclen breeze from Nantucket, we Q, My picture is sort of waihod out. t patcong, N. J., Yacht Club, 353 I'.uny Hrn<. Ihm* ihfli it might he thn plctur* Meanwhile, Investigations were Sokol said the track would feel; hud reached the climax of a cruise in "the islands." Huiiiiy * llimilil tuhp— how much will they chare* the effect of tho walkout around — . .. l'IHch*r A Kill. me to replace It? Clnjrk A .Inch A. Mj>h it un't pf Labor Day week-end If no agree- nn A r.*n?o plicate scorcsheet which validated nun * n*. pimii ort fitil, >!)«'// fl»J a ttii*i ment could be reached tomorrow, Hook he victory that put the Americans ilf'n rifir INTEREST ON YOUR Although Cronin said ho was HrmlilliU' A Tnnrola 0 P*tit K'rtW. / if J*f*<4 4 lot Into tho semi-finals, Arerni A llftl.lto .. not familiar with tho horsemen's "You can go out there and Ai-frrn A- Fiirrlnwlon committee or its demand, Sokol Cannon Itliuhurh mm NMIOI Armuml cniiii 533, score 100 points and lose on H?!.', (1.7, ; Mlkn Arnnn ^i SAVINGS said his group had disclosed Its 0OI1. ROMIi (AP) - A minor rhu- forfeit If you don't slRn It," comlm i luh! Andy DrNliod 20."' request earlier hut hnd not been y Fiiri!iil;t"'i '.Mil, Holt Knr'inii allowed In mrct with manage- hnrl) occurred nl HIP Olympic plnlnc-cl U.S. Coach Pete Newell, rmmln :•)<>; Mrrrlrlt Jirun.i j Hnskrthiill Auditorium toduy menl. 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ALV1NO - Asphalt paving Driveways oullt and repaired MALE HELP WANTED of ASBURY PARK :1T6 West End Ave. (West ot Westwoodl N'ICE COMFORTABLE clean furnlshei Fair Haven SH 7-2Ib\! IMMUUlATg employment in our re- All Models on Display CAnltal 2-;i40 room. Close to town. Gentlemen pre> LOTS AND ACREAGE R0T0T1U.IKO, LANDSCAPING, split cently opened factory branch. Job New two and tliree bedroom Duplex fprri-il. SH 1-0185 alter 6 p.m. ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOS AND TRUCKS openings tor MAINTENANCE. COL HAMMOND ii.n. ;o LEONARDO - 100x15(1. Ready to b» rail fences, lann mowing, odd Ions Speaker, fsort 5155 apartments all A-ltli IS tiled baths and BACHELOR QUARTERS - Bedroom, hum on. Leonard Ave. Favorablt ion. tl-5' jtJ^nson Bros. SH 7-4261. LECTORS and MANAGER TRAINEES full basements! Sound prool treated! sitting roam, refrigerator, light cook- LOST AND FOUND MOTORCYCLE"- Past experience not necessary We WTRLITZER Tvvu In Oie Organ ..$6'Jj id. lumtfihed. except linens. SH 1-2279. location. On« block from beach. AT 1- IS5S Voimwagen, '•«l »'•!Fl/r.NITUPE HKFINlSIIKll—Hepaire.r train you. Permanent positions. Ex- H-R »0 TONE CABINET (walnut! 53:'5 TWO BEDROOMS Jlltf PKR MONTH 0555. ' r" — I-trge hlatk cat with white.t' ^ ^ cabinet making, frre estimates. PicK- cellent opportunity for advancement HAMMOND EXTRA VOICE J655 THREE BEDROOMS «!50 PER TWO COMFORTABLE SINGLE rooms. Pink collar SC.S reward. Call 7 ATLANTITLANTIC HIGHLANDD S - SOJIOO, In- CHEVROLET BEL AIR hardtop up am! delivery. VV. Murray. KE 6-4677. SALES AND SERVICE MONTH Convenient location. Gentleman pre- t,, ,I«J Ter,nTer,n... TEaneck B-0.103. colli-rl. radio, heattr, like new. CARPENTRY — All types. Repairs, SALARY $90—$125 ferred. SH 1-6338. terrac,.,. LOST — WmaU Siamese cm. vlcmily Iran SH 7-M33. alterations and additions. Jack 1) RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION Unexcelled Children's Playsround Facilities. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Three bed- FOUR LOTH — South Pearl St., Bed Sctminker's Pontl, Fair Haven. Sir, Mafara. KE 6-4970. We are hiring now. OpenfUally Till » - Saturday Till 5:30 rooms. Prefer elderly gentlemen 1-S7M. Call SH 1-4019. Ask for Ask about our co-operatlvt Rooms are six seven and eight dollar! Bank. Phone CUSTOM LAWN SERVICE Personnel Department COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN SI'. BOATS & ACCESSORIES (.'. W. Curry ownership plan. weekly. Bath and shower. AT I-0107-J SH V45I5. Call collect Ollison 6-926* PR 5-9300 20 1th Ave,, Atlantic Highlands. CORKER LOT -- 50x100. Close to REFRIdERATOR MAN — Muit be YOU OWK IT TO YOljRSiiLF TO school under construction. Only $825. AUTOMOTIVE experienced. Apply in person. Eaton- VISIT THE MOST LUXURIOUS NEWLY DECORATKP hed-slttlng ronm SALT HAY FINEST QUALIT* prtviUo cooking. For one person. Con Olhprs in Rnrltan Two., W. Keansburf AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1-hr Boat Center. 7J Whlt» St.. town TV. 50 Hwy. :15, Eatontown. Fred U Wlhofl. Co. GAttDEN APARTMKNTS ON THK and Port Monmouth. Chatrau Realty. SHORE vcnlpnt location. SH I-R:ttl4. HI S-3OS2. KB 6-5fcM.__ BARBERS WANTED SH mm, SINGLE P.OOM5 Clean and comfort- BUILDING 703 TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machine! WEST END - Sublet beautiful two able. Reasonable rate. Garage. GenW\NTKP — Kive to tRn acres In Fort Monmoutta All makes new or used. Uuaranteed bedroom apartment facing ocean and Holmdrl or Atlantic Twps. PrPfi-r- llemen preferred. 92 Wallaca St. SH "aMv with no huiliUnga. Partially wooi). after 6 p.m. EMPLOYMENT L,ow as J25 Serplco's, 101 Monmouth private pool. Leaving state, sacrifice. 5392. storage. Jl. J. IV'llion Boat Workfl. Hit 81 Neil 10 theater SI1 7-0*85 CA 9-1500. pel "or what have sou. Private party. 1951 FOP.D STATION WAGON — Ex-Atlantic Ave. Long Branch CA 3-2032 HELP WANTED—FEMALE IMMEDIATE OPENINGS KN State prlcr. Write 'Land" Box 511, BO YAP. SOHULTZ - Surface Grinder. PRIVATE RATH. PRIVATE cellent condition, tileal tvi-ond car. Opportunity to (row with new and RED BANK — Vi. 4'i, and 5 room! TRANCE. Large closets, quiet, busl Red Bank. f.'. J. ; $14.% or beM offer. CA 2-4267 alter 6. BARGAIN — Any boat you want to BABY SITTING OP. LIVE-IN — To Excellent condition, 1V> yeara old. unlurnlahed. Call SH 1-911S or innes- s gentleman preferred. RU 111131 own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- care for two school children. Light expanding ractory branch. Must bi be-Call alter o p. ro. SH 1-0122. quire on premises-Branch and Madl ip5T~OM)SMOBfLE~88, two-floor hnrd- rangements completed In one call at housework. Call SH 1-2010 or SE 2-0203. tween 19-36 and not afraid ol work, son Ave. Apt, 21, ROOM — Pleasant home, suitable fo lop, hyilramiitlc, radio and healer, any ot our offices. THE MONMOUTH These art permanent position!. ANTIQUE PATCHWORK QUILT, largo business man, teacher or couple. Cal good condftion. m«ch«nlca»j' perfect. A SALESWOMAN with experience In sl*e. Antique bin! cage converted to LONG BRANCH — Transferred, musl BUSINESS PROPERTY COUNT* NATIONAL BANK. SH !• liBlitlnn; llxtme. Snrouk runner 3O''.x9'. SH 1-185!). $1ja. SH 7-427.1, 1000. misses and women'it coats. Mont- $87.50 TO START sublet oceanfront apartment, flvf gomery Ward, Monmouth shopping SH 1-7.175 evenings. rooms, two bedrooms. Reasonable. Cal: CORNER ROOM — Light and airy INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTY — 1P57 MGA ~ Black, radio, heater, 11KKCURY. outboard sales and service. Center. Eatontown. CALL SH 1-4019. (or appointment. CA 9-1500. heslde hath with shower. 73 itapli Well furnished, two apartment!, ware- tonneau rover. LO 6-?73T. After Big dlscouma on IDS!) motors. The PIANO — Baby grand. A beautirul Ave., Red Bank. FEMALE ASSEMBLERS for electronic Instrument belonging to a famous MODERN 314 ROOM apartment fur house, garage. Call SH 1-9180, 57 Mor- Boat Center, 75 White, St., Red Bask. SALESMAN REAL E3TATE — Bmusiciane . No dealers. Call SH 1-07S5 af- ford Place, Red Bank. Open Sundays and Holidays 9 to I. equipment. Light. Interesting work. happy, make money. Join county's mshed. all utilities, couple. 100 Wai IPS" PONTIAC — Four door aetlan. Experience, preferred. Apply Monday ter 6 p. m. IRCB St., Red Bank. low mileage, excellent condition. Has16' BOAT WITH canvas top. 35 h p. through Friday between 10 a.m. andfastest growing realty firm. Krona Ai REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ill ihe, eitras. This Is a luxury car. Evlnrude outboard motor. Front steer- 4 p.m. at Electronic Measurements Co. soclates Inc., LI 2-213J. KKLVINATOR electric ranse. Apart- With over 50.000 driving miles left. ment slie. Very jood condition. Phone FURNISHED Thre« and four rooms, ing with remote controls. Almy ex- of Red Bank. II) River St.. r.eil Bank. PERSONABLE YOUNG MAN WANT- 311 1-7-155. HOUSES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE WANTED Ashing *1150. Call CO 1-3.192 after 6 tras, sacrifice. I.I 3-0687. ED with pleasant personality. Apply Available Immediately. Cal! after p m. AVON CALLING — Television adver- Top Hat Driye-In Cleanera, 656 Broad MAONAVOX 111 FI CONSOLETTE pho- XE1V CHRIS CRAFT 18'. 21)'. S3' Sea tisement paid th« way for your "call." way Long Branch. noprnph. fnur speeds will) 4r» i-pin p.m CA 9-155:1. HELP! W* hava sold so many proper- KXCEPTIONAL BUY Skiffs. Here (or Immediate delivery. Many potential customers eagerly THREE-BEDROOM RANCHER Del that we want more good llatlngi. sl'SBEAM ALPIIINE. tliree sdapter plus more than 40 LP's, scores IRWIS8' VACHT WORKS awaiting Avon lervlce. High weekly AUTO MECHANIC — Must have. Chrys- ' I5"s and record stand. $170. SH 1-AVAILABLE Immediately. Newly dec- Call ui now for prompt professional nlhs old. Sacrlllfe. HO 3.8141. Marine Park. Red Bank SH 1-0003 niHEit. and pleasant interrstitiK wol'*. ler experience, and Ap 62 In best Little Silver area. service. Walker and Walker, Rest Es. l PH 1-434:1 for appointment or ply V * H Motors, Hwy. 35. Clinton orated four-ruom apartment 13B South tate. Insurance. Open 7 days. Shrews- S3. white, black ieawi-j-n. St., Red Bank. SH 1-7633. (129.50 month- Exclusive with us Tonneau, adjimtable j*>"„ write 'J3 Elisabeth Ave., Hulsv Manor. Ave., Eulonlown. bury office. SH 1-5212. Rarltan Offlci, cmilmon. li,m hi aeen lo be ap-Brick Township. N. J. Highpat offer. ly. Asking $23,900 CO 4-3212. AT 1-3S65. evenings 6-10. preciated. May be seen at Irwlns' PARTS MANAGER — Auto dealer. ET- perienced on Chrysler product*. Ap- GAKAGE APARTMENT - Rent free. IP'>7 AfSTI.V-HEALEY 1HO.6, ronvsrtl- Ya_chl_Wnrks. Marine Park. Red Bank. CLBANiNO~\VCIMAN -- One day a AvallHble foi- couple. Man to work Houi* hle. overdrive, wire wheels, radio and week, prereraltly Thursday. Must ply F * 11 Motors, Hwy. 35. Clinton NAI;GAHYOE TO BUY ON CONTRACT — H'TlAYCRAFTTaliln crulser7~sieeps Ave.. Eatontown. week ends and free time, in return WALKER & WALKER in Red Bank, earit of Maplt Ave.. hfalrr. Leather. I1B50. CA 2-4532, after like children and be willing worker. KOAMART for rent. Woman to do general house- fi p m two. Head and galley, full canvas Own trsnsportation necessnry, Wll 6- EATONTOWN or family ot aeven. Wntt full detain coverings, 100 h.p. Gray Marine. In- 4817. '_ work In home on salary. Reply REALTORS to "Contract" BOX 511. Red Bunk. CHEVROLET 1H57 one ton, stake plat- quire Pappys Landing, 1306 Ocean Ave., CLEARANCE on draperv labnea 69c •-GAC" Roj 511. Red Bank. form truck. 10.000 miles. Good condi- Sea Bright. SHIRT OPERATOR — The One ~Hoirr FACTORY yd. R'EUIar JI 50. SIMON'S FABRIC VAUJ IIOMKS Kor aair. Four rooms. Highway 35 Shrewsbury tion. Call RU 1-1541. Valet Dry Cleaninc- CBN'TEP.. Sunset Ave. and Hwy 35.' 1.V KIRERGLABS — 1959 Olaaipar run- OS 1-2233 Anbury Pa.-:. s.")U.5() incluiip.t nil utilities. Reason- SHadyside 1-5212 Action! That's what The Reg- PONTIAC 1W.5 convertible. fully about. 1958 Evinrud* 50 h.p. All ac, BRANCH ably priced. U 2-0751. (•fiiilpped. excellent condition. CA 2-cessorie*. Mum sell. Any reasonable MOTHER'S HELI'KIt — Assist willi Now hiring men for permanent posi- MO.N'MOt'TII BEACH -- 6 Sunset Open 7 Days ister classified ads have been »rfer condtiered. SH 7-1941- housework. lond of children. Refer- ences. Own transportation. 811 1-7559. ttioi n in an organizatioiti n "thatht tgive i i every DIAL CO 4-3020 or JUST STOP Lane. Furnished, three bedrooms, >ir,A 1600~ black. 1960. wire wheeTs! SEVERAL USED OUTBOARDS — All man an opportunity for advancement, kitrhrn, dining ami living ronm. Kndi- b'AIlt HAVEN — HIVBU OAKS, huge getting for their advertisers for K\erything except radio, like new, prices, J250 to 11900 SCHOOL TEACHER needs babysitter N*o experience, necessary, IN AT ant gits heated. September 15-June 15. oaks shade charming Colonial by for two girls. Molly Pitcher Garden winl.T rental. Security S100. CA 9-33S7 pond, holly and dogwood, othpr (lower- n^er raced. Frank J. Hilli, 30 Warren New 25 Scott Electric »35H Call SH 1-1019. Ask For Personnel over three-quartrcs of a century. St . ttiirmon. KV I-2367-J. 18' Luhrs Skiff 11200 Apartments. SH 1-203". FIELD FURNITURE! or Blgelow 2-6T67. P.ent J100 per month ing trees. Superb conditions. Fine cor- Department. plus utilities. ner lot. river rights, close to school one ton stake 1957, like new FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS GENERAL HOt'SEH'ORKER — Sleep and park. Three bedrooms, two baths —Advertisement. mint sell. 11350. Call Ft. DeNormandlf Ave. in. own room. One child. References. for more information about ; TURKU, ROOMS FL'RNISHKD — Near upstairs, living room, fireplace, full SH 70240 Fair TIaven SI1 7-3010 LI 2-3923. SALARY $92 Port Monmouth. Available tmnirdi- (linlnc room. den. powder room, mo- REAL FURNITURE VALUE! aiciy. J,l 2-OS.ns attrrnoon or evening. firm kitchen with patio, screened porch, 1P54 PLYMOUTH, good condition. JJ95. JO' CABIN CRUISER — 50 h. p. elec NOTICE OF SAI.K trie atarttnR, anchor, nylon lines, ex- full cellar, two-car garage, black top Call SH 7-2618 PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER familiar THUEK-ROOM heauiidilly rurnlshfd On Thursday. Sppt. S. 1!WO at 9:30 after 6:30 p. m. tinguisher, outriggers, lire Jackets. Very with postlnc payroll records. Bay-1 ELECTRICIAN — House wirinc me- 3 Complete Rooms of brand new apartment, private entrance, private drivewayy. Topp valueu ! SllinSelling gdit direct. . good condition. J1400. SH 7-0240. Mior*> area. Hour* arranged 10 suit chanlc for a new home. Steady em- hnth, hilt kitchen. All utilities. CA 2OwneO r transferredfd. CalC l SH 1-940 9408 fof r A. M. 1 »lll sell at publlr. auction 1954 BEL AIR CHEVROLET — Auto- applicant. Goop d positioWritn *fo "B.K..r retire" dBo oriploymenx p. in.. Augu«l andt gooOaydlckd wages. 51. 8Appl Maiyn 1^ St.0. Furniture — Plus (1757, appointment. on be half of tllp Si'acna5t Fmaiicp C'I. matic transmission, excellent condi- ZV CRUISE ALONG — Cabin Cruiser. 511. RM Bank. Hi 18 Broad St.. r.ed Rank, N. J. ont tion. JJ25. Call after « p. m. OS 1-3655. 70 h. p.. gray marine engine, galley A Reconditioned Frigidaire j HBL) BANK RANCH-TYPE HOME"— Six upaclous li'51. UodR?. 1150-'. Sptlnn. Serial Nn. and head. Accessories. $1500. RIJ 1. SALESWOMAN MECHANIC: for outboard motor re APARTMENTS room* and hath. Fireplace, oak ni717^ni for dPlRlllt In a Conditional I9M CHEVROLET H ton panel truS! 22S9-M. Full or part time, experienced iflllnK pairs. 4S hours, steady work, all Refrigerator for only 511 WEST FRONT ST. floors, large enclosed hreeze.way, two- sales Contrart ma-lp by Rtitlpr I.PP. c.ood rondilton J2W). Phona coats *ni( firease*. N'o othen need ap-year, moderd n fhop,h goodd equipmenti , c;ir allarhiMl garage. 160x200' lot. SH 1 Raid car may he seen at Mason Mo- AT 1-20S0 14' THOMPSON RUNABOUT remote excellent opportunity. Boatman'i Shop. |:j'v rooms. SIKI uctnfjpr I luaspsston. 1.111. Pricp $22,300. controls, wheel, lights. 25 h.p. Evin- ply. Top salary, pleasant working con- $298 r >. rooms. Jl'Jil Septpm'ipr 10 possps-. lurs, Hwy. :io, .SVptunr. .V. J tllttnns. Apply Mr. Seldln at Svlv«ttr«. '2i Wharf Ave.. Red Bank. jslon. Bpautiful spttinp on Navesink P.lv-iELBKRON BEL AIR CHEVROLET, eight rude, accessories, trailer S390. 8E 2-2SS0 Middletown Shopping Onter. Four bet! room it, two K. W. LOVGKIN, Auctlonrr: mdpr. four-door two-tone, radio, MAINTENANCE? MAN — Familiar wiili pay $3 weekly |pr. Dockinc iirlrllrcrs. Ilownj Iwllw. atlachul carasc. Nicely lanil- r. Turbo Glide, power steering, CANOB — 15' all aluminum Grum- rough carpentry, concrete and elec- j man, excellent condition, |l50. Call SCHOOL has openlnit on lunchroom town, but srclmlpd. Superintendent on soapeil plot, np.ar school, ahopplns. anil r brakes. Excellent condition. itafY tor a young noman (under 3H> trical work. Steady, year-rounrl jioaition. • 9 pc. Modern Bedroom jprpmises. or call. •—bus-. Goo" -d' K"'< Ol mortcaccgg . For pap AT 1-20S0. after 8 p. m. SH 1-0755. sis days a week. Also capable of work- to do ceneral kitchen work In mecli- Group RACIIUN * CO. pointment cal! Ruftis N. Parsons Broker, JERSEY SPEED SKIFF — Id' mahog- snixed kitchen. Pleasant working con- ing In supervisory capacity. Baynhore S60 Ocean Ave.. West End. CA 2-0559. PROPOSAL 1!>54 srNBEAM TALBOT—Convertible. 1 1 area. Writ* qualifications, past work 17 Academy St.. Newark. MArket 2-< '•''ttter. cood transportation. Best of- any hull, 150 h.p. Dodfe V-8 1500[fition.. ". II.'.!. . hnur. 4'i days weekly • I I pc. Modern Living NEW SllllEWSBL'RY — Twhe, Proposals will he received for thirty |r- ovrr S225. SH 7-4049. SH 7-3749. during ichool year. Write stating age,record anil salary required to "Main- FIVE-ROOM DUPLEX garden apart- thousand <:>O.(MMli gnllons. more or less, tenance." Box 511. Red Bunk. ment. AvalUhle October 3. rooms. Full basement. Attic 55xli 16* DODGE RVXATJOVT. — health, family matus. transportation. Room Outfit int. Hot an oi„ l heat. Five rooms. Like of No. 2 Fuel Oil to be delivered Into 1P-VI TONT1AC station wagon, four- *° eiperffnce. references. arfrlrf.«j. and BAKER — Reliable married man. gomej SH 1-4M0 ID.1 S. Clinton PI. See any day tile lank at the Atlantic Township iicnr. hydramatlc. rarii«i heater, A-l h. p. H5O. plione number lo "School," Box SI I, (•nn-dllon. nrlfffnnl .17.000 mltei. $600. SH 7-2735 expprlenpe in clnnuts. Apply Ent-N" • 5 pc. Wrought Iron iTJIRKK-nooM furnished apartment. R-R p. m. School liuring tlio l^fiOlflfil liPatlnR *rt- Red Bank. N. J. Domits, Rt. S5, Eatontown. 12-5. Op-1 Private rntianio and bath. Adults. .inn. Tank Ciipncillrs arc* fi.fUKi RHIIOI* 1.% Maplpwood Ave.. P.umson. ON DIBPLAY-IMMEDIATF. DELIVERY Dinette f YOUNG WOMEN - 18 nr over for poslte Elm Lane Bowling Alley. j No pets. SH 1-2967 or U 2-22". WATERFRONT 'operating lanki «ml '2,W(i c.iltnns (re- 1961 model Owens. 35 -27*-2fl*. Brut serve tHnki. Deli very is to he tnnrit 1fT)JPopEL RECORD ~~~~ new rfomii shop. Full and part time. — Ooort I 7.T C.t.'ixlOn on attractive waterfront. 14- •;•.»" .tfior s»iisn. good condition. W5. ali at this time, of year. ROOMS - Furnished r line \W" nw Itoine. l.lvlns room, illiitiic on a I'rprpe. liay symrm. ' Oweni ip'lnn. 1950 model, nice Armly Eat-.V'Donura. lit. .TV Eatontown. «-orklnr conditions. Call OS 1-H3T, f furnished. Adults. Near bus arra AT 1-3262 12-5. Opposite Elm Lane Bowling Alley. West ' kttcdrn. three npdrnnrrn nvo PropOBalu will .•*• recrived and open- condition. $5500. for appointment. FIELD FURNITURE,^ vlcky's Flower Shop, Rt. 3fi 1 1M5 PONTIAC, lour-door aedan. Hydra- I Keansliurg. hath , screened ptirch. iwo-car fiaraEe. ed at HIP Atlantic Township School. FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS BOOKKEEPER -^ Experienced ic- Very low taxes and priced at a reas- Cults Neck. N. J. al S:lft T. M.. Sfp- •mtir. radin. healer. 52.000 mllef. FAIR HAVEN. N. J. counts payable. Ability to tvpe. Pleas- BL.ECTROLL'X CORPORATION I 7-11 E. Front St. l*.io,l tires. Wry nood condition and SH 7.3010 MEN wanted. Sales and service. M« ! nKEr.6MafunsliVirPrh^l^^ onable 527 500. lember Mh. VMV ant working condition, itberal employee bath. All utilities. 130 S. Bridge Ave.. Submit cvidencF o[ commitment from ai.warnnce. 1155. SH 1-7289. 14' LIFEGUARD CATAMARAN — Per-henefits. Apply Canterbury Knitters. chanlcal background helpful. 508 Pros- j Kcyport, N. J. feet condition, very reasonnnif. AT 1- Rod Bank. biddrr's supplier. CHEVROLET ISM CONVERTIBLE Ltd., Locust St., Kcyport. pect Ave.. Mult Silver Shopping Cen-. The Dows+ra Agency The biri prlcp in ID h# tlaled In nn 1763-W. ier. SH 1-2070. ; KKI) BANK — P'our-room unfurnished 1 1 RED AND WHITE. FOR SALE BY PAYROLL CLERK Experienced CO 4-3020 31 East Front fl. Red BanK amount "more " or "tf.M* than Ihr Tiir.EE CAR FAMILY. ROOD CONDI- 1956~5' TROJAN OUTBOARD runa- atiartinent. Choice location. SH 1- low posting in rmi'i OIlBram for th* piece work, hourly rules, pleasant CAR SALESMAN • New and used;Fres Delivery l'JCfl. SH 1.1575. SH 1S700 TION. WH1TEWALLS. RADIO. AND boiit. Mthoginy deck, windshield, working condition*, liberal employee W B 244. Keansburg. New York Marhor Tank t'ar pricf, pre* HEATER J800, CALL nr 1-031S. steering contols. «lx life invinic cwh- benefiti. Apply Canterbury Knitters. Monday thru Sst.. 'til iTIIItER.ROOM APARTMENT convonl- MATAWAN — Seven-room iiouse. two vailing on date of delivery in accord- foni, 33 lip Scott Atw&ter mofor. with Ltd.. I.orujit St., Kfjport. Evenings ent lo ;i(5. t'xn lip used as t,\vo rour new (ires, Powerglide. Good U1BTR1CTMANAOET. t:.-ill I.I •J-M'i). Propn,ia)s rnuti hr in nfftfed envel- • verythlnR in excellent condition. Best For Circulation Department of apartmentsrtment. Also hungrtlowg.. rinsed Kar- opes lnnrkcd "PioposaU Kor Fnrntuh- runnini condition. Call KE «-4O!>7. offtr. KE 1-1791. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS - THREE ROOMS — I'nfurnlihed. flrjl " f hMn Cll TE 72infi fnr rhiMren. Call TE 7-2infi. tnc and DellverinR Fuel Oil tn Atlantic 19S3 FORD R50 lloor. plivalc rntrnnci', sci'rpiu-rl Tnivnsnlp School." 16" RUNABOUT — Forward ronTrolV. RlnBlt needle and pout machine. Ap- 1 RANCH - On T- one ton truck. l>orc!i, para^p. if*, ! monthly. Adults. 1 Thp Rnnrd rnrr\ej ihf. rtRht to re- Afark 30 engine, |?S3. CA 0-0561 af- piy: Dt Genniro, :*7 Hrldf* Ave.. No prl.«. 1-' I'ook SI.. Monnmuth Rrai-li. Tlirrp hedrnnniH, I. bathsbaths. SMI 1-5722 ter fi. nnit |2!).50n. SH 621-62D0D jec. t any or all hirtF Oatfri: Aug. -*rii, ifMiO. FIAT 600 195r>. rsdlo, heater, whita- Red Bank. TlHIRK-BKIiFlOOM ranch Imme. Unrpr ««ll tires, low mileage 1900. CAIlfi1' GLARSPAR — lf>59. with 50 h.p. tte^. ?55. Suitable for ooupp it LESLIE H. DOfGLASS. CO 4-3813. patio. hugR rccrpation room, 100x15(1 Works" Marine Park.'Rert^lSank "all \ PART-TIME HELP™^ Apply In person me child. 13 Ideal Ave., East Krans well tenrlncl lot. Near nchoot. iranspor- flecrptary. 1957 BCICK — Station wajtOTJ. CenS-H 1-0003. I to Manager. Schulte United. Broad RED BANK RROISTER WHITE ENAMBIj K»S ranjee and heat- (at.on nii'l rhurclica. OS 1-2S71. Aug. M |(t.64 tury. Power utMrlnp; and brakn. S(., RMI Bank. 40 Broarl St. er comblnallon. Excellent lonilltion, THREE-ROOM APARTMENT, imlurn- llk"> new. Call RtT 1.QR85. utter 7. IT it.F.G. (Iberilais blue deluxe boat. Rpit Bank. priced for nuick sale. CO 4-5202. isheil. innure • 953 Hlihway 35. Jtlci- APP1-EBROOK Two Wiiwahlfla, sleerlnt wheel, electric EXPERIENCED WAITRESS — 11 a. m. ppnrch . Prlnclpalip i .only. Call ; COUIIT OF NEW .lERfiKV PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE — starting, Johnson controls. Johnson Su- to 3 p. m. Apply In person Lincroft WK BUY AND SELL anything and f itt C1IANCRRY IHVIMON ,1 condition. 395. Call per 3!S h. p. lonr ahaft nutboird mo- Inn. Nnvman Springs RrL. Lincroft. everything. Give the mghest prices ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Red-living OS 1-0.1(11 for appointment. MONMOtTII t'OL'NTV HELP WANTED-Male • Female cm wimam Left Furniture. Inc.. Hwy room, kitchen, bath, Furnished. Quiet APPLEBROOK — Three bedrnomB. two SH 1-4199 tor. 12-voll bitt»ry with flberslas hat GENERAL OFFICE WORKER — baths, screen PO brt»pr.fuay. Acre. DOC'KKT NO. M1SU-S9 6 a n rt 3i, Mldrlletown SH 1-3213. Open «ve section. II Third Ave.. AT I-0.WJ. Ml'ST .PEL _ L -1955 Plymnuth ifflitT m.tir i#rimi? ** "? «» fl»I« auto- be gon.i al figures and know how lo mngs till 8 p m. Many extras. Principals only. OS 1- Cl\ll ArlKm Call for appointment. S? w.iS ?,. * K«oline tanks lights, -type. Apply Globe Petroleum. 9 On- RE1> HANK —SpriiiRvleiv Gardens. 0301. nno. ra RH 7-501S ,'^'Jlth 1i« own new Carrycrtft trail, trai Av»nu», R#.l Rank .V J HAIR COLORIST MOVING TO FLORIDA — Modernized Onf °' Monmouth County's Ilnest/Rar. Nntlre n( Ordrr fnr rulillralton Si 1P li I i KTOTV N~N e w Kpm*Tevi«l. Brick HAKULD H. CLEMENT. PUinlKf. vi- .- _" Lr'il t". Motor used two houn. Outfit cost — "— •--- uprlclu pi.ino. 9x21) grern broa»!looni 'l^n nnartmriils. Fivr-nioni aparthl'-nl 1 r front, ", arri witli Irecs. Four bed- NOKMA BniOHTON CLEMENT Dt- »V HARLEY DAVIDSON Motorcycle 1*2200Iriei . Will sell for J1600. Ideal for :! SECRETARY naniher«er'« Miinniiiiilh Chnnlrey • "c chest nf drivers. .Hesse., roll- «-l»i l«o bedroom-. Septemlier 1 nnd •mmarulate con1it:fjA under .1 noo' * waters. Fishing water iklfng Atirartlvt* noert._AT 1-11)81). Orti.l.er I >»«•;>. A.lulis. C83-B n'fn Aftr- ? p. m. call Ht 3-H5'. . " - ^ ^ ' t-0653. ' uttnrfiiic* executive, age 2.V40. room, la rep garner, pntio of I llvinR exprr! colorl«. Salary commensurate [\voRTli Siono. Porlnhle HO train lay-' —-——-•'———- TO; NOKMA BHICIHTON CLBMBNT; mi, fireptacr. OS 1-2751, RV VIim'E OF AN AMKNDKU OT.- V.^-i ,.i. hfatpr. Goo-1 Cnn'Iitinn. P.ra- *l*ctrtc utartinn. with background. All employee hrne- out. Complete. Many eMrnv Come FOI'R ROOMS, partly furnHhed. ens DKR of tli« Sujirrlnr <'ourt of Nrw nn :i WimlRiiield. ; fits " .s\i Saturda-- work, For-varM cufii- Let's eel toBi-thrr. til' 1-2311 lip.it, nrar mores, schools, bus J5U. • "^-_J[ >_Hance Flofld, Fair Haven. | top.tcanvai c< Krys At 2m Hny Avi\. HiKhlamls. Jp.raey. Chnncery Division, made on ALL WOOL Heller Jersey Jl yd., WILLIS CONOVER the 5th day of AuRiist. 196ft, in * P MOlT FDlir t For personal Interview call 'nlnr $7V " ^ "-. R,,n- rreulnr S2.HS. SIMON'S FARRIC ('KN TwiT-rfobTi FURNTsnKr* APART^ VVH 6-86S) Hoimrtel Vtilage civil action wherein Harold 11. Clfm- TBP.. .Ulfi Sunset Ave.. Ashury Park. >1EST. kUchfn. hpthsttlinn nmm. cnl In the plnlntlff nml you arc the. MISS THOMPSON tiiith, private pntranco All utilities. COUNTRY HOMU3 AND ACREAGE ilpfentlnnt. you are. hereby required to LI 2-1212 EXT. 2:i2 RL'HBER PLANTS Call after fi p. in. SH 7-«H,«l. Hoimdel. Atlantic and MuriDoro Twpi nnswer thr complaint of the plnintut Sprcial |I.W «n or before the fith day of October, Tat»> fJarilrn A- n.it Simp RED BANK • I'nfurni.ilipd ffi.iir~ro!rmi,* »I2S Call SH 5-5S9O. PORT MONMOt'TH — Kour-room ex-1060. l>y serving an answer on Edward It Paji lo advertise In The r.ejlster. HtBhwRy ffi, Eatnntown hdih. Top rner incnitnu. Adults, No pansion nttlc witli Imth. Sun porch,\V. Ourrie, Esq., plainttrf'n attorney, SITUATIONS WANTED, Feraale|;r~sYi^.\NiA~cfiNgoi>rfvr5i:5. prts. \M mntitlily. SI I 1-«tl7fi. back patio nnnnd aal l shrub*u. In A-Al ron-whofle jirJrlre.M in \2'i Main Strep), ditlonditl . ('l('alll all 37 ColliCollinn s Ave.Ae, PorPot rMatawan. New Jerspy, and in default room, kltchPii, hatli. Furnlshoil. Quirt Monmouth After A p.in, thereof such Judgment aha li bp. rpn- care of children in hrr homs. ifi-lion fi Third Avp., AT MI5RS-.I. ilered again),! you a* th*- Court shall M«ple Av». SH 7-JGO9. Will hoard. riCMSON — Tw I TKMPCO floor h-Niter, 7O.«H)O htu. Mum MONMOfTM Thrpc-ronm SI- JjOO; A rooms 5!t..VK). immediate think pquitithlp nnd Just. Ynu shnll (il« TYPING »ONE AT HOME , „„„„.rciitoi-i-,. X?y UI 3-U7H-U. Cull h*- itfinhrr 1st. piriet. like IIPW, rRf roniiis. kltchriiPtte, bath, clude* uttlltipR. LI 2-101*1 evening... rules of civil practice and procpdure. Hf-rjt AT"I-^:R"-J. enmhinntinn TV-raillo-rrc- prlvntp|SPA(:Kyrs A^;1 ortAClOUS -- The ohjrct of laid action Is to nn- _„ on) ptnvi»r, 17". hraiitlJuJ , rnuple *1*1" "«P- bedronmdrom.. three-hath splitpt. HuHRR tnln n judRinent of dtvnrct bflwppn WILL OAItK f»r rhiMrfn from Onk* X700 ,se|| 5Ail. SH 7-oJfi(>. o. nr rpatlon ronm. nvprnlwri screpned porch, (he iald plaintiff and you, n land Street sftioot for wnrklnc moth- deluxe kit he en with dishwnshpr and Dated: August nth, 1%f). ^ R Machines-Typewriters i Cesspool Cleaning Pet Supplies PIP Call SH 7-0'J.V. ! ) FrilNJsiMNfJS — t >in- wall oven. On large Inndscaped tot fireplace *c remit, living COMMERCIAL RENTALS in lovely area clone to nchnolii. Early EDWARD W. CimniK *f5'JlNG MACHTNES - Typewriters i SEPTIC TANKS, dry *eli» sirvlced HELEN~MILLER _ 'i>ry7iVitt. Cnil 811 7-1100 Appliance Repalra __Chlnajand Glass Repair Plumbing & Heating SITUATIONS WANTED. Male PAINT SALE uRB FrTnE EXPERT MENDING—Ohlni on White, at. By KEN REYNOLDS P > A SBnVJCB ano Mslnle- 80VS - A finable for lawn Pittsburgh Outside Paints ali HH 7-1100 QUICKIES i J ^^«Tpi' ''! •"" "»tm^ I •IU'r-refmrihrrTMTplIiini* I'hiYmnance 2*-nour service, tnvpn days ^,^1 wlr' i n'..'?".c'ir:t'- i^1:"* * Q'lss Shop. 147 M rti J mowing weeding, boat care, light Cnliinial Reri, French, PROKBBfllONAIj OKF1CR - Tliree * " McGlilre. Inc.. BH 1-3767. etiores. Experienced. Evenlnjcs BH 7- tiray, Jersey Cream Penrl Gray roomn. All nUiltlea. Ornuml flnor. 1SCII. In Inline »s district n( Rrd Rank. Ivnry, Bud K\*rgUd*> (Jreen. Auctioneer Floor Waxing ^p VAltim CKLLAi-.B. A'lTICS cleaned. Milwaukee Cream, Wliit* and Primer. OHM Hit 1-iViAJi Any nmi all tm! DWKLLtNOmhoVe B (i rOATS— A'tPeiiViiTiiPAucfiori ffl Shreiotiury Ave. SH 14761-turn(i iruck. HH 7-2M1 10x30' shop. Wilder, powrr hrAt. «nj- Isnatnrlal servire. Comrnerrlal rei- 1 \ppranaj Service "anvwrien 4% HKV WIlltB YOU WAIT 17 YEAR old hoy- lonkinjt for *tiM».y pit utornfif. KUKHIIIC parkaRtiift. wood- rlejit.al I/>w rates KE 6-2779 wrtrhiiit; 'T ntmilnr i>|«nt. In country. R wnrk l:rimh|p lionmt. wllltnR wniK- ONLY $5.98 1^^1'AL"^^ " SHady.»M» 7-2R21 »»r rail Ki " \ft inlmiC-.i Itfd n«nK. Mflrsnli" Kami. Fuel Oil—Heating ' KoolmK» Siding and Insulation Kalnnlnwn. Li 'J-OO77. FrEi7~011. A TfrvTINTJ—Tail Rill' I lr^lllilt'on A Riding Corp Certified ! LAWN AND GARDEN Uh't-'ictl fni renf on Hwy, ,15, Eaton- Aulo and Truck Rental '1610 Oil Denvtry [Vie, iervlea Ir ' J"nn' "«nvllie contractor HI! it »4O7 town. liicHl for uifiiirntirr. m-counum, W_'», 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. , "' Al1"" Mnzmayer Al t-oair.' FINANCIAL : SPECIALS Inwyer, etc. Ampl** parhtim. Write "Of- \ VIR — 1:en7T~neW»7"oMVilCk ~l7o\« — _ ... , _ „. »,•.«. -,_ (vp __r>«nf In* Q^ln. aL 0 ',"''' ..M*P'.* Ave. l:en Bank. RH 7 1 OLSON CO INC. -Rootlni Sldlnj » BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES j ^!,'^ Home Improvcmems Insulation Installed and guaranteed t1r-TO-l>ATK - frnfmnlnnnl or Indus- for 10 years Pft oflfOa-AT l-0g<0 LAlinK /lALMUJOM (HjtlJnl)Je. Prft- CMfWEN TnBU.IS U Ib »n.| up irmi ntHv.** to |P(, Bicellent inm. WOIIKINT, MAN'S contractor-AlteN Mge l.nnjt MrHnrh Iricatlon. Will f- linn, uplnwn l>m^2l|Rlir'1* ^^ 2-JiiOO. r tnont, •4'jittnna. pilnHni. mnonry drcoi'fllP to milt- Ideal fnr Imlift nrhool. HAViNri Tiinrm.K WITH YCII.'U Awnings - Canopies Tile—Ceramic intown t.rnndwny, LonR Hrnnch. ANtroM«r Insurance ! '« or mo««lci l.lfetlmt heauty and rvillnrf nchnoi, :I.(HKI «II. ft pHinurl HinlHldr lor men's rlnihliiR, nhnf utorr. estimaies ftandaid Awmni Co Trtrhpr ARcncv. -*7 (tcrmipori Av*nu*. SEPTIC TANK & CESSPOOL flnwrr utmp. or ini»lne«s office, rtus -i-..*...;;;;— ;.— "instruction Floors nails cenints p fdop. Ample pnrklnn, Apply CA 'J-54(10. iAlh ismrriAN'.'K. CO. - All i PJUI'I Tlllnj BurMlee CO 4-Sfl.ti IJtt CLEANERS AND tailored In vnl yni|r n,,,|, nr I.Inerlv Ml.VH Kveninjtfl mift Hun- t hn Mt <\n\» ('Apltfll 2'2<\2 PREVENTATIVES Boating Supplies 'Ai-nrm'ij" wi''' '' Tree Service h HOUSES FOR RENT i On* Trpstmrnt l.sals A Vfir .,,.; WIIIB' Hwi.BirrioN "OK IIMNT'AI.R" - S'KVhri HINK ttitli NAVUKANU* LandscaplnR.Gard.nlng" ' JIJ'S MORTGAGES lilMIT lill.l.KIl . Siiimiif M/trmt **.,*» i-r,, Octan ' | KX I I'l.iMHIINll •'•" •" KiirnlslKvl nmi unliirnlalipil. Ininifil I'.riKiit. RK 2-lini 'KEitvTi'K^r-itoi^ru^i —1)7 """"""'" '•' (t)l ilr nri'ii|iMln'.y, HninUPI Trlchsr lierifiKMe reasonsnie eervlre Can 1 I'llKVKNTATIVK " Orfanpurt Avr., ocrniififirl, Call nr (11a) 1 ll "CASH NOW" KX4 IHIAIM'II'K CI.KANKH VIM I.I 'J.'l.VKl nr 1,1 •.'•Mill """•*!Ji""!'!i !i J:"l! _ Upholstery Kir«i, Kfconil. Third MrirttiKPi Conlraclor Jl'mif Imnrtn rnirnl l.nmm , iJn.NH lltCANl'il~- I'nriirnHhr.ir IhrrV. Lawn and Garden Sunnll« ''*"i» i PIIOI.STKRY Hiinrn-nrap NO APPUrAT!»)N FKE 1 hrilriiMni, lini'K. spill irv«l. I'i hallis. "". "™ U«™™ Supplies , enes, inproiers. uphol.lery JO years ISAll'.K OAVIHON" (inn l)ny Hfrvlre \ LITTLE SILVER nllnrhi'il BUiHk'i'. I.I '.'HUH, (J "A~C llt'ILfiKJtH ""lierlence :7 rl "II HII lOTRH aiillira „ imminuin *min• piut pp . KI'ltNlftl'lKli •• Thru lel. lij I.IIT,, iprnra ami i.rno.) Krtjni Hi AMERICAN FUNDING LUMBER COMPANY ratxh. uvn i-ar nllnchnil in- < O 4 inn ut in, ( j, |; •II t-2:»ni I Vicuum Cleaner Repair WAverly fi-4!)r)(i IIHitnl IIIIA Kiln Wlllslilrp A«n . Our P§ runt) Hi H*prntn)i>iii\p W i J ,. , , ,., ,,,, 'ran', liHitnl linn Klin Wlimiilrr n TV IVWHI.I,;.>,,;v,,tl, ,,;,•,••*; Sycamore Avcmif IJllle Silver icy, i!cim»ni. n*u umn AVP., Odd John Call At Vuur II»ltie rirnht. _ _ H*lt» Hpri'lfic Supplift W» flny YM Whir* Olhera r'ml I Al 'IMP M.(ilrp i'A MU7 on ymir Klrrtrniia rn\\ VH ft WO I (..i iniir IFIIII h'Fil <'nil III! I .'.'1:: I «'f« lime |,i,v INSTRUCTION 1 1 ttKl itt '1 II If •It J.h'ir I : •: KK e, .FfJ.1l Palming and Uecoratlng Ml N'T A Si PIAN't lN'flTMI't'TION (th ril , l ird fl niir | e(il tn«l ,| ml r< . I KM «I,IT Wmch Repair l-'Jl JS I'APHA'j' "j'ul'iifrr* ,],.,,•,•« ll'-iri* of MIM hi'liUi Wri nr r, |l, A \>:> .'II i MM' i iniiint y, •a I 1 V I*' :i7 l'i['i"rii«lii;.'i -:» y,. , H| | . ,7;>!' l.i Hr (riP: ( r-W.K " W,Vlr I| CKYNTAir ' i K «l| |:<) 1 LAWN V. 1'. 11'., ,, UKI' HA i 'itin itiL'l M |i>' «i i i<'i r IM 1 I 1 .'l II ii |i 1 T'II i> ii i l»ll lu lintlm \i K' i • \ U (I,1-,! • \ 'III. ui' J:I1 ii i it U Hi rr l,r(1! 1 MERCHANDISE Wpldlng - lahrleallng I'OR SAI.R :,i i i; -. i^M t i "I wi»h you'd jpoak to Junior, de#r—I tMnk he'i too young fo b« using Th« Rod Bank R«gi»f«r Wanti Adil" Bjr Gctteniua Me Grogan RED BANK. REGISTER Monday, Aug. 29, 1960-1$ To Head TRENTON (AP) - The N, J. Division of Purchase and Prop- Legion Post erty bw announced it will take bide on more than $100,000 worth UNION BEACH - The new' of Improvements at three state commander of American Legion institutions. Post is John Me Grogan. • The department said It will He was elected last week at a, take bids at 2 p.m. on replace- meeting in the post home to ment of underground steam lines succeed Peter Walker. j at Greystone Park State Hospi Others elected were f'rst vice tal, at an estimated cost of $67, commander Clarence Homer; 210; fire protection for '.he North second vice commander Jack Jersey Training School at Toto- Cahill; third vice commander) wa at an estimated $28,000; and Herman Jetter; chaplain William; Seitz; historian Fred Schuler; new bridge for the hospital at service officer Mrs. Patrick the Vineland Soldiers' Home at Hacked; sergeant at arms Rich' an estimated $9,377. |ard Clayton, and trustees John1 Bids will be taken on more ;Monahan and Mr. Walk°r. ; than $355,000 worth of imprbve- ments Sept. 8, the division said. Installation of officers will takv; ept. 25 at 2 p.m. in the It listed these projects: "Dear Auntie: Pleate forgive me for not writing sooner Greystone Park—metal fire es- capes, main building, estimated to thank Vou for the Christmas present but..." In other business Mrs. Thomas* $7,000. Replacement of the main jDierks, service officer, reported | kitchen elevator, and elevator each circle in the association will.that the newly formed bloodj doors and gates in various build Presbyterians be open. The next day, Dec. l.jbank is progressing. She said ings, estimated $47,250. High the booths will be open all dayi"™ P»,tienls ,h.ave. be" *<* pressure water loop, estimated and there will be a luncheoniblood '««" the bank and that. $290,000. more donations are needed to: STAR OF THE SEA Academy girls, besides looking for- Prepare For and fashion show by Wilhelmina North Jersey Training School- replenish the bank. ward to "back to school" next week, will be looking for- Dobbins in the auditorium. A ba- ACCEPTING THE KEYS—Shown here are Harold H. Roof repairs to several buildings, by sitter will be provided for the j ward to wearing chic new uniforms. Carol Anne Kirwan, estimated $11,660. Holiday Bazar DEAN'S LIST Baynton, executive director of the Red Bank Housing convenience of mothers helping NEWARK - John D. Hart, 271 left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick T. Kirwan of Highway Department office RED BANK At a recent with the booths or shopping. Authority, left, and members of family receiveing keys building, West Trenton — en Park Avc, East Orange, son of Belford, wears new uniform, which consists of a white meeting, the bazar committee of In addition to the regular :Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Hart, to a new apartment in Montgomery Terrace. The keys closure for emergency power the Women's Association of the cotton blouse and a blue and whits plaid box pleated generators, estimated $3,200. booths there will be an artist! jr., of 60 Point Rd., Little Silver. went to Mrs. Howard Thornton. With her is her husband Presbyterian Church started to who will do charcoal sketches, ;an d a 1955 graduate of the RW skirt. Looking on is Claire Beirne, daughter of Mr, and Island Beach State Park — make plans for a holiday bazar and their two daughters, Robin, I Vi , and Pamela, 3 V2 . flagpoles, estimated $3,109. a consignment shop and a coun-!Bank Catholic High School, was Mrs. William Beirne of Atlantic Highlands, dressed in to be held the evening of Nov. try store. cited on the dean's list of Rut- They'll move in Thursday. Trenton State Hospital, relo- 30 and all day Dec. 1. the former school uniform, a blue jumper dress and white cating butch'er shop, estimated Mrs. Lawrence R. Burdge of gcrs University College for out- The group plans to have the cotton blouse. $2,700. Red Bank and Mrs. Harry C.F. standing academic achievement, bazar open the evening of Nov. Worden of Fair Haven are chair-,in evening college studios for! Normal babies learn to walk 30, with a family type dinner, men of the bazar. The next com-; 1959-19G0. Mr. Hart is a student! It Pays to Use Classified Display between the ages of 9 and 15 During and after the dinner, jmittee meeting will be Sept. 19 at the Newark evening division j MEDICAL Republicans months. decorated booths organized by|at 10 a.m. [of the state university. MEMOS Organize Committees RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Cli maxing a series of information- gathering meetings was a formal organization meeting held last week in the home of Francis A. Ludwig, Republican candidate for Township Committee. In the past month^ the Repub- lican candidates, Mr. Ludwig and Lloyd F. Kelleher, candidate for township clerk, have attendee] When an infant or child re- "lore than 25 informal meetings peatedly bangs his head against a of voter groups in various homes, solid object, is there any dan-1 for the purpose, of seeking out ger that he might injure his public opinion, on issues now fac the spotlight is on brain? Apparently not. ing the township. If this practice persists after As a result of the meetings, the child is three years old, then Mr. Lud*ig reported, 30 men medical attention may be advis- have volunteered to serve on able to see if there is any psy- committees which will work on THE RED BAN£ chiatric or neurological disturb- behalf of the GOP ticket, ance responsible for such beh'av-, He said that a large percent ior. jaae of the men, while acknowl- Over a hundred "head bangers"|ed8ed leaders of various coin- were studied and the following | munl(-v 8rauPs' w.ere never active- REGISTER conclusions were reached: ly associated with either politi- cal party in Raritan Township. The child is usually a male and Named to head the finance the first in the family. He begins committee for campaign contri banging his head about nine butions was Albert Schrang, 11 months of age and keeps on do- Amherst Dr., Hazlet. Other com- ing so for 17 months. He begins mittee assignments were accept- this banging by rocking on ed by Donald Ferguson, 25 An- all fours in his crib, striking napolis Dr.; Robert Van Roten, MONMOUTH COUNTY'S his head against the headboard. , . , ,.,!6 Oregon St.; James Chapman, p As a rule:he does not cry while I5 Anfherst Dr Richard FASTEST-GROWING DAILY NEWSPAPER hitting his head, he does not have dall, 4 Peach Dr., and Walter fits of temper and is not a thumb I Doyle, 5 Cornell Dr. Exactly one year aj,i>, on September I, 1959, the Ret! Rank RcgiMei hivame. sucker. Apparently such children i Mr. Ludwig said that many In- show musical talents later on. are supporting him, a daily newspaper. After eleven months, our circulation shnw« a healthy 25 Co head banging to become a good: "I am convinced that the voters increase! Today, the Daily Red Bank Register is the fastest growing news- musician). of Raritan are thoroughly dis- gusted with the situation as it paper in the county! Jr. Fashion Hit now exists in our township gov ernment. This three-to-two split on almost every issue in spite of I the merits of the issues, is most Printed Pattern certainly not the way to run good COMPLETE FAMILY NEWSPAPER government. "These Independents are con- There must be a reason for such popularity. We feel it is lire•aupc The Reg- vinced that my opponent will give us the same type of government ister is such a well edited newspaper, bringing our readers all the news of we now have, ineffective and in- efficient. All of the men who have northern Monmouth' County, and, indeed, the nation and the world. We be- volunteered to work for Mr. Kele- her and myself were given my lieve too, that it is because we cany features that intoieM every member of assurance that my vote would al- the family. We know thai you will enjoy reading The HcpMiT. Phone in ways be cast in a way that I believe would best serve the ma- today Ior daily delivery of The Register to your homo. Ycni'll find llie fol- jority of the township but never at the undue expense of any mi- lowing features and columnists appearing daily. nority." Also present at the meeting was Fred Iversbn, 19 Knoll Ter., re- cently appointed chairman of the Volunteers for Nixon and Lodge National and International News JIM BISHOP in Raritan Township. Complete Women's News GKOIft.t I-:. .SOKOI.SKY
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Social Workers Complete Local News SYLVIA I'OHTI.K TRENTON - Thirteen persons KITTY KF.LLY have qualified as eligible for em- First Rate Comics and Cartoons ployment as social case workers in Monmouth County. and many other interesting features The Civil Service Department announced the names following examinations. Case workers in Monmouth County have a salary range of $4,200 to $5,280 a year. Four of these persons already arc employed by the Monmoulh County Welfare Board, and now If Y011 Live in Northern Monniouth Counlv ... gain permanent status as a result, of passing the examination you're missing something if you miss The Register. They are, Mrs. Marjorie H. Squire, 235 Broad St., Red Bank; Miss Julia E. Govans, Neptune; Mrs. Elizabeth Z. Wright, 86 Brook Rd,, Mlddletown, and Mrs. the RED BANK REGISTER Kail's' smartest collar flips Arllne J. Lotman, 31 Riverside jver, buttons smartly down to a Ave., Red Bank. V-yoke, You'll love the way it Other qualifiers are, Eugene RED BANK curve* away from your neck, S. Webster, 88 Barker Avc, VI BROAD ST. high'light* the easy sheath lines Shrewsbury Township; Patricia below. Choose cotton, jersey. O. Crowley, 3B Norwood Avc., Printed Pattern 1)309; Junior and Harriet N, Warner, 363 Low- Miss Sizes 9, 11, IX 15, 17. Size den Ct,, both of Long Branch; 1.1 takes 3 yards DD-Jnch fnbrlc. Robert C. Miller, Oakhuml; Send SO cents (coins) for this Grncemary K. DencRer,. Allen- pattern—add 10 cents for encli hur«t; Kenneth L. Brlard, Brad- pattern for first-class mailing, Icy Beach; Vera C. loncs, Kn- Send to Marian Martin, Red Bank Rlishtown; Murray Rubin, Asbury Register, Pattern Dcpt., 232 Wcsl Park, and Barbara Z. Kaplan, DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME mil) St., New York II, N. Y. Kast Orange, who qualified as a Print plainly name, address with non-resident. PER WEEK tone, size and style number. Call SH 1-0010 New! Send now .for our 10B0 The battlefield at (iellysbur 35 Fall mid Winter I'nllrni Cilnlnc wnj dedicated an a nstlonnl cem —every puur In rxrlllni; rnlt>r! etery on Nov. I!), ISO.1), only •!'/. Ovrr idO nylon tor nil »i/c\ all month* alter the battle was orcn. Formica • Black DAVIS BOWLING AL MATLAW Brontetone - Bruit *• Cbroma always wanted to have a home English Ford Dealer SHOES & BILLIARD SUPPLIES here. I also think that, after liv- 932-US Brosdn'sr Long Branch Liberty 2-1111 KEIlog 1-4890 CA 2-1503 HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN Hwy. 36 AT1-01S8 Leonardo ing for years in a very isolated Hwy. 35 Eatontown 11203 Hwy. 35 Wanamassa manner in Southern California it's a good idea to get a new prospectus on life and see the world." Anyone Can Build Them VISIT OUR NEW Miss Garland first plans to we've got a RADIATOR find an apartment for five or six FABRIC SHOP months. Although she previously WINNERforYOU! REPAIRS had said she did not know what HEATHKIT months her ideas are clearer YOUR ; SAME DAY SERVICE now. . TRIUMPH SAME "We shall be looking for a FABRIC SHOP I • All Work Guaranteed house near London so I can be DO-IT-YOURSELF ELECTRONIC . RENAULT • New b Used Auto Rldlstors ' WE tWNT GETAWMKPAP£Rl.t DAY NOW LOCATED AT I • Radiators Cleaned with the children while they go KITS Repaired . Recored to school here. I don't want them . VOLVO SERVICE 12 Monmouth St. to be uprooted," she said. Immediate Delivery at RED BANK SH 1-TT77 Her husband, producer Sid Says Commissioners Are »u»em»t, we. . PEUGEOT AT OUR CALL OFFICE Luff, will commute by plane be TAKE YOUR PICK ON SH 7-3060 119 W. Front Si tween here and the United States. Home of Famous Red Bank Miss Garland will be making Federated • Dry Cleaning regular concert appearances in Obstructing Intent of Act Brand First Quality RED BANK AUTO • Shirts Fabrics at Prices RED BANK L NG BRAN C — Jacob] At the Board of Commissioners Electronic^ first show *ill be Sunday night' ° ,( f " MC 1 Rand attorney for Charter;Aug. 16 meeting, a request from IMPORTS • Flarwork You Can Afford at the London Palladium. ' 483 Broad St., Shrewsbury Radiator Works *i • l «c Commission, has issued a legal'Thomas McClintock, chairman Bob and Dick Matthews 64 - 76 WHITE STREET AUTOMOBILE which he says he be- of the study commission, that SH 1-8811 Newman Springs Road COMPLETE SELECTION OF Commission-!the city distribute the report; THE LATEST AIR CONDITIONER Open Mon.-Frl. 9-9; Sat. 9-6 Shrewsbury SH 1-5887 SALES & SERVICE the intent of;booklets was denied on the basis RED BANK I STYLES, COLORS, FABRICS by refusing of an opinion delivered by city the final re- solicitor Julius J. Golden. Lorn a will be Mr. Golden said he thought it te would be "unlawful and contrary FOR ALL YOUR LAWN wood. Roto-Rooter UNION-IMPERIAL "I can't ... ., J The final report recommends lo the provisions of the statute here" she said excitedly ithat Lon8 Branch change t0 a'to distribute the final report by Sewer Cleaning LAUNDRY & & GARDEN NEEDS U is mainlv becausfshe ^Jcouncil-manager form of govern- mall. DRY CLEANERS ment Service her children to go to school in| ' Copies At City Hall CARPETS SAVE England that Miss Garland plans j The Charter Commission has Help to find a biggeg r home rather than Qf Ofiiiirn placed 14,000 copies of the report an apartment for the family. with City Clerk Sanitas Camassa, HI Create 10% "I think we shall seek a house for distribution to interested peo- Fine Cash and Carry ple who request them. near London" she said. "I look Interiors At Store Only forward to being here quite a Assessment Cut The charter study group, ac- MASTER DEALER long time. You know, it takes cording to Mr. McClintock, be- featuring • DRY CLEANING just as long„ t.o. fl..y, from _Californi„ a„ . BELMAR - An assessment re.;IieVK. that e rc,istered voter new line of • LAUNDRY to New York as it does from iductl °n ?' neaHy 50 Per cent^a,^ should possess a copy of the re- Mowers with Gulistan • Callaway London to New York. And I shall! *oufht ^ the. ow:neri f Walliport in order to be fully inform- AMPLE PARKING adium at a h n b efo c the Phone . . . Wunda Weve be going back and forth regu-j?! _ f "B . J T ,ed prior to voting on the change free grass bag Monmouth Alexander Smith larly to the states to work and to , County Board of Tax- in theNovcmbe r eIection, CA 2-1998 UNION-IMPERIAL BAIRD - DAVISON atJ°n WednesdaWednesdayy. MONMOUTH see my friends. J Mr__ RanRandd statestatedd ((hh M Mf f Go]d CUSTOM TILE FLOORING Laundry • Dry Cleaners CALL SH 1-2300 The total assessment, including en.s inion ,s bascd on „,. Mower Shop 435 Willow Ave. Shop at Home and Save 500 BROAD STREET 428 Broad St., Shrewsbury | Und and buildings, on the Wall era, readj f h . f OS 1-1073 SHREWSBURY 176 W. FRONT ST. Township racing oval, is $26,150. h . Long Branch The stadium's owners are ask th' e Fau|kn cr Act which c[)n Hwy. 35, Mlddletown SH 1-1610 SH L2228 The stadium s owners are ask-cern s onlKy thh ef final report of RED BANK SHERMAN'S ing an assessment of $13,900. the commission, and that the pur- 30% Assessment poses, over-all meaning, and gen Wall Township which assesses:%£'pla7of the'act'arV'theSy at 30 per "nt o true value has considercd. w • assessed the buildings at $15,350 WALL TO WALL BEAUTIFUL FOR and the quarter-miles racing' ,, Cites Instances Oraisr track and 48 acres of land at' Mr- Rand c"cs several '^tanc ln wnic a slnct KITCHENS • Draperies $10 808000 ' " mterpreta- CARPETING FUEL on rii 0 thh e wnuld nnt Mrs.' Jennie Nicol. secretary.!" " ."'' H f • CUSTOM BUILT • Window Shades said the stadium showed a gross th« intended meaning Beautifully Cleaned }f}fee • CUSTOM DESIGNED • Slipcovers profit of about $$3,00 0 a year ini concludeconcludes thathatt ""thc final' the past three years. She said, rePorl distributed in anv Courteous, skilled workmen • CUSTOM INSTALLED at our summer rate. mannermanne whchc r b v mal1 nr ancl • Bedspreads the propertv has'beeW n offerefdd fof r ' - '' using the finest equipment Prompt courteous service • Upholstering sale, but there have been no delivery. _ so Ions as the Charter Paint * Wallpaper and products. ta){Crs Commissioners deliver to the City awaits you. Shop-at-Home Service | Kenneth L.Walker, Jr., Shrews- Clerk sufficient copies of the re- Give Us a Call Right Now Phone SH 1-8345 ;bury realtor, testified for Wall Port "' suPPlv anv LlUZ™ ulln Free color planning help CALL SH 7-2800 nlav ask tllc clcrk fflr GUARANTEED and "how-to" informa- Sherman's Township. He said the land and r , such a COLLISION SERVICE W. A. FLUHR, INC. track are worth $36,000 and thc cop0 -'- tion. Exact color match- Home Decorators P-'- , • stadium and buildings are valued N'r- Rantl ackls 'liat 'a»>' lm" UNDERCOATING ing, electronically, with FUEL OIL 468 Broad St. Shrewsbury -authorized act and violation of Colorobot. SH 1-2646 FREE Parking ' Jnnn"D. Lazarus, real cstnlcitho spirit of the Faulkner Act ICON'S BURNER SALES • SERVICE broker, testified for the stadium ls therefore to be deemed that KITCHENS of lhc r!oar(l of SANFORD 13 BROAD ST., RED BANK Since 1912 HWY. 35. MIDDLETOWN Phone SH 1-6100 that the total value was $-11250 Ciimmissinncrs AUTO BODY SERVICE as of last Oct. I. of tlle Cltv of I-ons Br;'nch." SH 7-2552 White Road & the Railroad 157 W. Front St., Red Bank SH 1-1306 64-76 White St., Red Bank The Wall Stadium appeal SH 7-3259 • FREE ESTIMATES LITTLE SILVER was one of 1,113 appeals to be 1llc Contr:l1 American republic- heard by the Board of Taxation "f hl Salvador is the smallest | this year. country in the Western Hemis- phere. 24 HOUR SERVICE SUMMER CLEARANCE ALAN'S Mambtri ol Guess Who . . . 7 DAYS A WEEK Clearance NEW YORK MOCK CXCHANQE CHICAOO BOARD OF TRADI PLUMBING Perry's NEW I960 EISELE & KING, LIBAIRE, STOUT & CO. HEATING DODGE and Alioclalt Membtr of t Ropalrs Outboard Motors • Complete Kltchon & Bath- BOWLINGSUPPLIES DODGE DART AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANOC room remodeling (Tiling - Highest Trade-ins Electrical & Carpentry) Largest Selection MAIN OFHCd SO •ROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY • Electric & Gat Water Offered On Any Make Heater* Of Trophies • Electric Sowor Cleaning 103 EAST FRONT STREET MARINE SUPPLIES In Central Jersey RED BANK, N. J. 2 CHAIRS or SOPA 2050' American Standard & Crant delivered Chirlei (, • EXPERT ENGRAVING INCL. F/Vunio $70.501 Dlitrlbulou jully equipped, no extras SALE MUCED II ' STOCKS BONDS Van Winkle Marine CA 2-5040 CAplroI 9-0350 F&H Motors Inc. CORRIGAN'S • SH 7-5300 • For Home Service Authorized Dodgo and 269 B'w'y Long Branch No Obligation • NqUIRC AIOUT OUR INVUTORI CLUI SH 7-2706 60 White St. Red Bank Dodge Dart Dealer llmnc'ii offirrs Liberty 2-1111 Main Ofllcv Open every night 'til 11 Alan's Upholstery Shop' "*»»Krh. rv. J. NIMT Hninaulrlt, N, I Hwy. 35 . Eatontown riu>Mnt. I.. I. 127 Oakland St., Kml Ilnnk *—-—^J2 So. 7th Ave., Long Branch liiiilim. > J Ati» flaifn, «.<,nn. MlMhelh. N. ./.
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