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BY VOLUME 82, NO. 237 lamed Dally, Monday througb Friday, entered as Second Claai Matter CARRIER at the Poit Office at Bed Bank. N. J.. under ths Act of March 3. 1878. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1960 7c PER COPY UNt, PUC Orders Five Red Bank Rail Crossings Eliminated Long-Sought Improvement White Withdraws To Cost RR $19 Million NEWARK — The Public Utility Commission plans Mayor Candidacy :o eliminate 29 railroad grade crossings in the state SHREWSBURY — Mayor Ber- n a move to improve safety conditions. nard B. White will not seek re- Five of the crossings to be eliminated are in election in November. Red Bank and will cost the New York & Long At a press conference yester- day in his home, he said he ~~~~ Branch Railroad 19 will complete his term, which million dollars to re- expires Dec. 31. move. In a statement, the mayor said Slaying he must forego the November They are at Shrews- campaign because of "pro- bury Ave., Bridge Ave., found personal reasons" and "an- Monmouth St., Chest- ticipated additional responsibili- Suspect :ies that will be placed upon me nut St. and West Ber- COLLARED — Monmouth County delegates attending National Democratic Convention engage in bit of horse- n the near future." gen PI. 1 play with their favorite son candidate, Gov. Robert B. Meyner, before start of yesterday's proceedings. Left to • "It was not an easy decision," The PUC, in a report to Gov. right are Thomas J. Smith of Fair Haven, alternate delegate; Gov. Meyner; Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, Red Bank, he told reporters. "I thoroughly Critical Robert B. Meyner released yes- enjoy the office, and appreciate and Mayor Paul Kiernan, Long Branch, delegates; Mrs. Meyner, and Mrs. Gustave J. Freret, Fair Haven, a visitor. terday, said it had already or- the support of borough officials dered the elimination of eight and employees, and the co-oper- May Not Live crossings and plans the eventual ation and friendliness of the res- dents," he added. removal of 21 more. For Questioning The PUC started a survey of Kennedy Has Nearly Enough Votes To Elect Candidate :he 2,364 public grade crossings He stressed that he intends to On 6 Deaths in December, 1958. Where safety continue to work closely with the conditions were considered haz- local Republican organization. Mayor Bernard B. White UNION (AP) — Michael ardous, the railroad involved was As to his successor as the Re- 'ekecs, a Hungarian refu- ordered to correct or remove the For First-Ballot Nomination Today publican candidate, Mayor White gee accused of murdering crossing. said the choice is up to the local Red Bank Mayor George A. Republican County Executive six persons, lay in a coma Gray told The Register this morn- But Opponents Platform Committee. He added that "there Trooper n a hospital today, a po- ing that he is not clear just what Campaign Kickoff are many qualified people to car- yesterday's PUC action means. Briefs ry on." iceman's bullet lodged in Think He'll Miss LOS ANGELES (AP) — Here's the base of his skull. "I knew from the declaration Hadley S. King is chairman of made by the commission in 1958 a thumbnail sketch of the major the committee. Other members The end of one of the most planks of the platform adopted Hurt In that Red Bank was on the prior- are Mrs. Elsie Graham, Mrs. Ed- intense manhunts in the state's ty list," he said, "but I'm not Out, Then Fade Sought for County last night by the Democratic Na gar W. Heller, Jr., and Harry history came last night when tional Convention: r sure of just what the PUC an- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Davey. ekecs tried to shoot it out with nouncement means in concrete By DON WOOD Foreign policy—Restore the na- Mayor White said he met with two policemen on a dirt road ;erms." Democrats name their tion's military, political, econom- the committee and all council Gun Duel in a wooded area. Register Staff Correspondent Mayor Gray said he would have presidential candidate to- ic and moral strength so that members, except Mrs. Harry He fired a volley of wild shots the borough attorney, Samuel it might more effectively lead the HOWELL TOWNSHIP - State LOS ANGELES — Sen. John F. Kennedy, or whoever may be Jackson, who is vacationing, to before being brought down by Carotenuto, contact the PUC to- day with Sen. John F. 'Ken- free world in its search for a inform them of his decision. He police this morning pressed a nominated, will be asked by Monmouth County's delegates to the a bullet fired by Union Patrol- day for more details. nedy (D-Mass) riding a stable peace and an expanding also said he intends to meet search in a Freewood Acres wood- Democratic Convention to kick off his campaign in Monmouth land off Rt. 9 for two men who man Walter Lcamy. "We have been living with world economy. again tomorrow with the County Fekecs, a 25-year-old lover o crest his backers believe County, as Adlai Stevenson did eight years ago. escaped after a rookie state the problem of Red Bank's National Defense — Recast the Executive Committee, at which sports cars, formal clothes and will give him a first ballot Mayor Paul Kiernan of Long Branch, one of New Jersey's time possible successors will be trooper was wounded in a gun grade crossings for three nation's military capacity in or- battle on the highway. jazz records, was being sought years," the mayor said. "I victory. delegates, said yesterday that he der to provide forces and a di- discussed. by police for questioning in con will ask the presidential nominee Mayor Since 1958 A third man was arrested on sincerely hope that a solution A restive, noisy and generally versity of weapons sufficient to nection with the slaying of twe is now in sight." to open his campaign by speak- deter limited or general aggres- Mr. White became acting may- the spot. disorderly convention which ex Man Fatally One of the fugitives Is believec policemen In Highland Park lasi Mayor Gray's drive to elimin- ploded with an ovation for Adlai ing at a meeting sponsored by sions. or following the tragic death Sunday. of Mayor John H. Hawkins in ta.haye been injured. ate the grade crossings in the E. Stevenson left the Massachu- the County Democratic Organiza- World trade—Press for reduc The search gathered momentum tion at Asbury Park Aug. 22. the Newark Bay train wreck of Trooper Louis Taranto, 26," o borough started Jan. 10, 1957, setts senator's major opponents Injured By tion of foreign barriers to U. S Toms River was admitted to Fi yesterday after Middlesex County Gov. Robert B. Meyner and the Sept. 15, 1958. He was counci when the council instructed Mr. clinging to the cliffs of hope products. kin Hospital after being shot i Prosecutor Edward J. Dolan sail singing group, The Four Aces, president at the time. He was Carotenuto to initiate elimination that Kennedy's tidal wave will Car in Wall National economic growth- the right forearm at about 3.1 that Fekecs had killed the twi procedures through the PUC. recede quickly if it doesn't en are already scheduled for the af- elected the following November, policemen and had slain fou; Pledges policies to speed rate of defeating Charles A. Johnston, a. m. His condition is reporte Elimination of the grade cross- gulf them at the start. COLLINGWOOD PARK — A fair. economic growth. These would as fair. (See SUSPECT, Pg. 2) ings was one of the mayor's cam- Staten Island man died last night Eight years ago Democratic Democrat. His victory places him But they had only a precar- include an end of what was called and his supporters in command Yesterday was Trooper Tar- paign promises. several hours after being struck candidate Stevenson made the ious hand-hold. This was dem- the tight money policy of the of the local Republican organiza anto's first day on the job al During the next two years, the first formal appearance of his 1 New Anti-Polio onstrated by the fact that Ken- at a service station by a car Republicans, control of inflation tion, which at that time was Howell Barracks. He was trans PUC conducted feasibility hear- campaign by speaking at Jump- nedy had what were'regarded driven by a Princeton University aid to economically depressed (See WHITE, Pg. 2) ferred from the Tennent Station ings at which the borough sought as solid commitments of dele- security guard. ing Brook Country Club, Nep- areas, broadening of minimum Troopers Taranto and Ralp Vaccine Ready :o establish need for the elimina- gate votes only 18 short of the State police' said Arthur Ken tune. wage benefits and planning for Niles stopped three occupants ol :ion of the crossings. industrial automation. Two Seek Approval NEW YORK (AP) - A drug 761 needed for the nomination. ny, 62, of 173 Beement Ave., Laud Platform a car for questioning while in- company says a new anti-polio The resultant PUC declara- Nobody ever came that close Staten Island, died on the oper All three of Monmouth Coun- Agriculture—Raise price sup- From Planning Board vestigating the report of an at- vaccine, more powerful than the tion approved the borough's re- In the past and then lost out. ating table at Fitkin Hospital. ty's delegates to the convention ports, use government payments, tempted breaking and entering a Salk shots, is ready for use. quest and placed Red Bank on food stamp program and expand- RED BANK — Two applica- Best's TV Store, Rt. 9. This, moreover, was a conven- The driver was identified as expressed strong approval of Merck, Sharp & Dohme an- the priority list for grade cross- tion thirsty for the wine of No- ed program of foreign distribu tions were received last night by As the three stepped out of the ing elimination. Jesse Turner, 65, of 1475 Pen- the party platform adopted last tion to boost farm prices and in- the minor subdivisions committee nounced yesterday that 120,000 vember victory. As such it night. car, one fired a single shot from doses of the killed-virus type of The others in the group of nington Rd., Trenton. come. of the Red Bank Planning Board. a nickel-plated revolver and roared its approval last night of Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, drug have been released by the eight and their cost of elimina- Police said Kenny drove into Housing—Expand federal aid to The regular meeting of the wounded Taranto. a platform into which had been Red Bank, said, "It's a good U. S. Public Health Service. tn are: •a service station on Rt. 33, Wall encourage building of two million board was cancelled because of a The trio fled, but one was ap- nailed the toughest civil rights platform, one on which I can Hamilton Blvd. in South Plain- Township, operated by DeVone homes a year. lack of a quorum. prehended. High-risk areas of the South plank the party ever adopted. run with enthusiasm." Mrs. and Southwest will be given pri ield, Lehigh Valley Railroad, Davis, to check his car battery. Medical care—Expand the so- Applications were from Louis Trooper Niles returned the fire, Southerners interested in mak- While bending over the open White said she expected to study cial security tax system to pro- Kaszuba, for subdivision of a lot ority on orders, said the com- 5872,100. apparently wounding one of the pany. ing a record for the home voters ed front end, he was crushed by the platform more carefully but vide funds for extending medi running from the south side of suspects, who became lost in the Center St. in Garwood, Jersey tried unsuccessfully to kill this Turner's car, which backed into that she is pleased with what cal care to the aged. Earl St. to the north side of woods. The new vaccine is more pure Central Railroad, $1,198,616. declaration. But not a Dixie del- him. she has heard and read of its West Leonard St. in order to and concentrated than the Salk Lutz Rd. in Hamilton and Law- Education—Extend federal fi- Man Arrested egate lifted a foot to walk out Turner had been visiting Da- provisions. nancial aid for school construc- build a one-family house fronting vaccine, Merck said. The com- rence Townships, Pennsylvania of the hall, as many of them have vis and was backing out of the She commented, "I liked the tion and employment of teachers. Earl St., and from Estey Metal The man arrested was being pany reported it could give con- Railroad, $750,000. done in the past. station preparing to drive home method used in writing the plat- Natural resources—Develop and Products, Inc., 1 Catherine St., held for questioning at Howell sistently higher levels of* im- The 21 other crossings on the (See DEMOCRATS, Pg. 2) when the accident took place. form. By having hearings all conserve natural resources for seeking to purchase a tract of Barracks. His identity was not munity. (See CROSSINGS, page 2) over the country, people could this and future generations. The land at the dead end of Cedar mmediately released. He was express their views. This is cer- plank says the present adminis- St. from Central Railroad of New uninjured. tainly most democratic' tration is permitting them to Jersey. The troopers found a television Tax Bill Irks Mayor 'Very Best' waste or go to selfish interests. Both applications will be re- set and other electronics equip- $300,000 Bond Issue ment in the back seat of the car. Thomas J. Smith, Fair Haven, Urban problems—Establish viewed at the board's next meet- Niles described the three as an alternate delegate, was also (See PLATFORM Page 2) ing. Blames Revaluation Firm for Mass Negroes dressed in the white enthusiastic, calling it "the very uniforms of kitchen workers. best we've had in history." He Explained by Board Fifty state and local policemen Protest; Assessor Disagrees said, "We must realize that all MONMOUTH PARK were searching for them in the NEW SHREWSBURY - Mem- Mr. Russell added that there men are created equal and the IN-THEMONEY TODAY'S PICKS woods. bers of the Citizens Committeejhas been no additional cost for SEA BRIGHT-Mayor Thomas as to the cause of the increases. whole country must soon face up State police identified the car on Monmouth Regional High site preparation since the con- Farrell announced last night He declared that the municipal to this fact." SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT as one stolen recently from Lin- School aired their views and tract was let. that he Is going to appeal reas- budget for this year "was in- Mr. Kiernan called it a plat- By DOTTIE GORMAN By JAX iessment of his property to the creased by 44 per cent," over wood. asked questions of the Board of Chides Resch form "which will be a good one Education last night at a special County Tax Board. 1959. Zippy Gnl Singer Robert Billings, board member, for candidates to run on." meeting designed to clarify facts "If that budget had not been Tops Todaj Zippy Gal charged that Mr. Resch, a prime He suggested that all residents Sidelights 1 Singer concerning a referendum asking!voice in an earlier controversy who are unhappy about their tax increased," he said "you would Covey Rise Any and all demonstrations Still Trying Recover 2 $300,000 to finish the high schooljover site selection, was "respon- bills do the same. not have these raises. It's not because of the new assessments, held at the convention literally Hot Cross Bunny She's Willing The bond issue will supplement isiblc for a considerable chunk At the same time, the mayor pass over the feet of Mrs. White one for $1,675,000 which provided;of this increase." He referred to declared that he is going "to try but because of the budget. I want Second Half Doubla Potkens More Bodies the people in town to know and Mr. Kiernan. They sit in She's Willing Hot Cross Bunny a school which Is minus an ath-jthe one-year delayed construc- to reduce taxes next year." the first row of the New Jersey Willing Today_ letic field and adequate furniture tion date caused by the contra- Council said "likewise." that." delegation, which is seated In Black Trace Lln-Lo-Su and educational equipment. vcrsy. It all resulted from a mass Up 11 Points From Blimp the very front of the arena and Beaten Favnrltt Black Trace Questions primarily sought an The added cost of the athletic protest, at the council session Mayor Farrell noted that the BctiUH Rose Minnow Lana tax rate had been hiked "only 11 to left of the speakers' platform. LAKEHURST (AP)-The Navy explanation for the needed addi-, field, Mr. Billings said, was not last night, over revaluation. Most Worklnlt Good announced today that a major tional funds. Board president encompassed in the original plan, people said they just didn't% un- points." Mrs. White will be presented Donnlc Dee Sun Gem portion of the waterlogged gas Gordon Bartle explained that but is added now so that the derstand It. "If you want service, you have Can Taha Thli Edgcwater bag and two bodies had been original bids were higher than school may apply for accredita- to pay for It," he said. But, lat- today with a new hat by the The mayor said he didn't May Company, a Los Angeles Sun Gem Prlmastona hauled up from the wreck of the expected, to the tune of approx- tion by the Middle Atlantic States either. er in the session, the mayor'de- Should Hhlnt Today_ world's largest blimp. Imately $129,000. Association. This approval will 1 clared that "next year, we are department store. The store is He blamed it on the revalua- presenting hats to all women at Kamly-SuKar Be Moderate A Navy spokesman said that Another $150,000 Is being asked make it easier for Monmouth tion firm, J. M. Cleminshaw Co., going to have to cut out some Won I.««t Kandy-Sugar of these services and reduce the convention who are candl- salvage crews had also lifted a to provide a sports field sur- Regional graduates to gain ac- Cleveland, and said that "We arc 5 TuHcarorn Tuscarora small portion of the airship's rounded by a quarter-mile cinder ceptance in colleges, he added, taxes," (See COUNTV UNIT, Pg, 2) _n»nort«(l n»ady going to look Into tho possibility gondola car that carried 18 men track which board members say He explained that current plans of suing them." He stuck to his contention, PoooHabn. Confune to their death in the Atlantic Is needed lo complete facilities would not permit adequate phys- however, that revaluation, nnl Bill Doubled INDEX Can Tnk« It All Miss Bluegrnss Ocean a week BRO. Three men for a well-rounded educational leal education for accreditation, the new budget, was responsible 6 Confuse Pocosaba survived. program. The balance of tho]and stressed that the field is not Mr, Farrell told spectators thai for the Increased tax bills. Page May I.lk« Ulitanca his tax bill last year was $111,23 The Navy identified the two money, Mr. Bartle said, will go j designed to promote intcrscholas- "Personally, I think they Amusements 12 EiiHt I ml Inn Sand Boy for bonding, legal fees and other'tic sports, although these muy and that, ns a result nf revalua- Births 2 bodies retrieved yesterday as (Clomlnshaw) did a bad job," he BUST m;r Royal Anthem hose of Aviation Machinist Mate costs of the referendum. j be nn added benefit. tion, It has gone up to $230.24. declared. Hal Boyle . 7 Bmi'l Hov Too Himty 1/C. Francis E. Dlnlock, 36, and Hearing Sept. 13 I Walter N. C.'ohb. representing "We didn't bring them (Clem- He Bald that more than 50 per Bridge 15 Won Unt Inshnw) In here for that," he Aviation Metalsmlth 2/C. Fred- A public hearing will be held,; a group of residents of tho Way. cent of tho persons who recently Classified 16-17 TUHCHII Tuscan rick A. Furney, 21, both of Toms prior to the Sept. 13 referendum, side section of New Shrewsbury, declared. Comics 15 Suited Mara appealed their reassessments In Hpnc',0 Kllglit River, In answer to questions from wanted to know why an addi- Several residents told of how Crossword Puzzle 15 8 Gii'r,'oiy (i, Lakewood wore upheld by the Noble Crown The "major portion" of the Charles Resell of liatontown,! tional $12!),0l)0 was requested to members of the Clemlnshnw firm County Tux Bonrd, Editorials fl Ov«rilu* revalued their homes and busi- limp bag brnuRht to ihc, surface James A, Russell, general super-;finish the school proper when At the close of the session, ap- llcrblock 6 Qreon Loader Oioon Leader was the entire forward half of ness plnces "without oven stop- Cloud In Win Intcndent of construction for bids were in excess by $200,000. peal blnnks wore offered to rcsl- Kllly Kelly 8 Six North he 403-foot blimp, the Navy said. Frederick P. Wiedersom Assori-iThe discrepancy Is accounted for plnR inside—just by mensuriiiK .louts. Some 75 persons uttondedj Ollltuui ll'H 2 Nni'li- liuynl Woiiiitn tho nutsldes of Iho building." Cmi Twk. Wnluhl A "small portion" of Ihc car wasjatcs, New York, architect* ff>r by the lact that a proposed kitcli- tho mooting. About CIRIH picked Sylvia Porter 8 recovered that included the bunk-lthe school, snld nne factor which en is bring eliminated. One businessman mild Ills (nx up blmiks, 12 Kndlo-Tclcvislon iMe ScraUhvs rnused the hoard's estimate of $17 per .Si|uuri> Toot bill hns moil' than tripled, from R wns announced that repre Soclnl 1ST ItAfH Yield, Upland Turf, fomes A 'Nile, Konilnriw. A Navy board Investigating the costs to go awry was the sleel In $1,000 Several said their! seiitnilvos of the Clemlnshnw A Mr. Hillings pmnli'd mil that i f Sokolnky HIiCMirni'fl rnuse of Ihe crush will study the strike in process at the time over-all cost nf the school, in- bills hnve doubled. |firm will intend the next meet- Sport* U 14 8 I'll HACK Ciillrr, Torn .1. I'lo-I.mr- flivver! material, 'Hie senrch contracts were let .'I he strike ,i(- cludim: the second Uind i.isuc, Assessor Arthur 0. Axeliien,: IMR, .Inly 2li, to answer com- Slock Miirkcl . . 2 DTI1 riAC'K- Double I'lliilit U, Tni<|imy or six additional bodies cun-jfectrd many aspects of Ihe pro- will he iippioMin.itrlv $17 per however, differed wllh Ihc mayor plaints. W. S. While . I WKATIIKH-CLKAK TKACK-FA8T inucd. Iposnl, he said. I (See HUM.) 1SSUI-., I'K II) >Z-W«L, July 13. 1960 RED BANK REGISTER wlft Vice President Richard M. i v Democrats Nixon, the probable Republfcaa nominee, in the general election Convention TV t (Continued) campaign. •"• , - Reach Compromise the mart pitcot exptauttiM OBITUARIES of (his was that they didn't He promised • North Dako- want lo upset by s bolt what- ta group ftat when the Senate § Times That Try ever chance Senate Democratic resume* Its teutons Aug. 8 he CLARANCE PEDEE MRS. MYRTLE GODWIN Leader Lyndon B. Johnson of will sponsor an emergency On Meyner Action : farm bill aimed at giving "full HAZLET — Clarence Pedee, HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Myrtle Texas might have to get the LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gov. top nomination. parity prices for farmers." 68, of 669 Holmdel Rd., died Godwin, 64, of 4V/2 Oak St.. Viewers' Souls Robert B. Meyner and New Jer- Keansburg, died Sunday evening Despite Kennedy's formidable Calling the decline in farm in Tuesday morning in Monmoutli 1 sey's Democratic leaders today at the home of her daughter, By BOB THOMAS ers deployed to provide cut-ins lead, campaign strategists for hiscome "the No. 1 domestic prob- Suspect Medical Center, Long Branch lem today," Kennedy said the reached a compromise designed after a short illness. Mrs. Irene Faifer, 11 Navesink that maintain viewing interest. opponents one by one ticked off to end their long struggle over (Continued) LOS ANGELES (AP) - TheseThey do well as a general rule, their determination to place their party platform calls Tor "posi- other persons on a North Bruns- Born in Raritan Township, Mr Ave. are times that try the souls of tive action and full parity prices the governor's favorite-son can- Pedee had lived in Hazlet 31 but none could combat the six-favorites' names in nomination. didacy for President. wick estate last January. A native of New York City, convention watchers before the hour stretch. House Speaker Sam Rayburn —I'm going to run on that plat Union Police Sgt. Michael years. He was the son of thishe was the widow of Har- home screen. The 82-member delegation to One device is being overwork said he will offer Johnson's name form." Barry, who was with Leamy late James and Lillie Wallin; old Godwin. She was a member the Democratic National Conven- T&c second session of the Dem-ed. That's the trick of cutting to with confidence the Senate Dem- The farm plank approved by during the duel with Fekecs, Pedee. of St. Ann's Catholic Church, tion was due to vote on the plan ocratic National Convention test- bored listeners to a dreary ocratic leader will win out inthe convention would authorize said Mrs. Laura Mariano Mr. Pedee was a retired car- Keansburg. just four hours before the party ed their endurance. That endur- speech. The shots of delegates the end. the use of crop loans, govern phoned to say a suspicious- penter and had been employed ance must have snapped for most starts the nominating process. She is survived by four sons, reading newspapers or taking a Gov. James T. Blair, Jr., of ment purchases of surpluses, looking man answering Fekecs' at the Earle Ammunition Depot Edward Godwin of Brewster, viewers as the meet ground on snooze are cliche stuff, and cyni- Missouri said he Is presenting payments and marketing orders The proposal would leave Mey- description was prowling in the He was a member of St. John': for six hours, less nine minutes. ner as the favorite-son candidate. N. Y., Roy Godwin of Bronx, cal, too. Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mo) to reach a goal of full parity for wooded residential area near Methodist Church, a veteran o: Robert Godwin of Oregon, and Plus which all three networks The delegates will vote for a. Cynicism does not become the to the convention with the be- farm prices. Parity is a stand- the Irvington city line. World War I and holder of thRalp( h Godwin of Keansburg; four went on to the air an hour early second choice at the caucus. TV coverage. The essential lief that Kennedy is 70 to 80ard of measuring farm prices "We figured it was as good as Purple Heart, charter member daughters, Mrs. Faifer, Mrs. Hel- to cover the Kennedy-Johnson Meyner will be granted the pow- quality of the TV political inter votes short of the 76] needed which the law says is fair to any other tip," Barry said. of Raritan Post, American Le en Perreault of Baltimore, Mrs. debate. er to decide when the delegation locutors is a reserved authority. for the nomination. farmers in relation to the prices Fekecs spotted the two police, gion, Keyport. Charter membei Hazel Foster of Highlands, and should switch to the second • Man, that's a lot of viewing. All three networks offer the Blair did not discount the pos-charged them for what they buy men first and opened fire. A sin-of the Hazlet Fire Company am Mrs. Jeannette Gmuer of South choice, who will undoubtedly be A rapid calculator has come up sincere but soft sell. You casibilitn y of a Kennedy cruncher, In adopting Its platform the gle return shot from Leamy exempt fireman, member of thtBritain, Conn. with this observation: Air time even on the second ballot. But convention heard some more Sen. John F. Kennedy. ripped through the fugitive's fore- Junior Order United Amerlcar take your pick of the suave A high requiem mass will be for yesterday's political show he shook off as premature sug- dire predictions about what The governor and the political head and brain and lodged at Mechanics of Keyport, and Ode knowledgeability of ABC's John offered tomorrow at 9 a. m. at equaled the running time of Daly or the double-domed re- gestions that Symington might might happen In the South in leaders said Meyner made no the base of his skull. Fellows'Lodge of Keyport. agree to take second place on St. Ann's Church. Burial will be "Gone With the Wind" and "Ben-straint of NBC's Huntley-Brinkly the general election as a result commitment on when the switch Doctors at Elizabeth General Survivors include his wife, Hur" placed end-to-end. 1 the ticket. of Its civil rights declaration. would be made. in the Mount Olivet Cemetery un- or CBS Walter Cronkite, with his Hospital said the bullet had Mrs. Hazlet Scott Pedee; twe der the direction of Condon Fu- The end result for loyal viewers Sen. A. S. Mike Monroncy of Sen. Spessard Holland of Flor- The agreement was reached at practiced ear cocked to an caused a massive brain hemor- sisters, Mrs. Flossie Walling ol neral Home, Atlantic Highlands. was numbness. Not just physical, omniscient earphone. Oklahoma made it emphatic that ida said that because of a pledge a two-hour meeting after the sec- rage and Fekecs was not ex-Holmdel Township and Mrs, but mental, too. Politics aside, to work for establishment of All the TVers and radio crews, Stevenson's name will be put on ond session of the convention pected to live. Lillie B. Bruner of Keyport, an there was simply too much talk a Fair Employment Practices EDWIN C. STEPHENS too—the calibre of radio report- the ballot for the countdown broke up last night. It had the He was listed in critical con- two brothers, Sidney Pedee of for any human being to assimi- which would be reached after Commission (FEPC), the party LAKEWOOD-Edwin C. Steph- ing recalls the great days of the appearance of a victory for thedition. The hospital said he hadNew Monmouth and Everett Pe- late. time - restricted nominating might lose as many as 10 south- governor. ens, father of Mrs. Frank Harn- unseen medium—earned their been in a coma since his admis- dee of Miami. speeches and the usual hoopla of ern states. ett of New Shrewsbury, died here No Color keep with their ad libs yesterday. Meyner got a commitment sion and could not be questioned The funeral will be at 11 a. m, banner-waving supporters march- monday in Paul Kimball Hos- The best part of the show was Today they'll have something to Beyond this the convention ap- from his party leaders early this by police. Friday in Scott Funeral Home, ing and chanting about the hall. pital. Mr. Stephens was 68. in the first half-hour. The TVtalk about. proved a declaration advocating year that they would back him Fekecs was picked up Sunday Belford, with Rev. Norman R. cameras moved right in on the With a showdown In pros- "equal access for all Americans as a favorite son candidate, but A retired auto salesman, he pect, the Democrats seemed for driving with a revoked oper- Riley of St. John's Church offi- Johnson-Kennedy exchange in the to all areas of community life, as Kennedy swept to victory ator's license. ciating. Burial will be in Cedar- was born in Maysville, Ky., and Biltmore ballroom and caught likely to fill all the reaches of including voting booths, school seats that went vacant In the after victory in primary elections, The two arresting Franklin wood Cemetery. had lived in Beachwood for the the nuances of this rare spon- County Units rooms, jobs, housing and public the leaders grew restless under Township patrolmen, George past six years. taneous event. Only one thing previous sessions. facilities." The, convention got its first their promise. They urged a Dunham, 31, and John Lebed, REGINALD W. MEADE He is survived by his wife, was missed on the home screen: (Continued) It promised to bring this switch to Kennedy. dates for office or who are wivestaste of the excitement delegates 30, took htm to his apartment LONG BRANCH - Reginald Mrs. Hilda Newman Stephens of the deep blush on Johnson as about in a variety of ways, In-, Meyner held to the favorite son so he could fetch $250 for ball. Beachwood; one daughter, Mrs. Kennedy finished his talk with of candidates. and spectators crave when Ste- W. Meade, 49, of 139 Belmont venson, twice the party nominee, eluding the federal injunctlve idea. The pro-Kennedy pressure The policemen were later found Harnett; two brothers, William gibes. None of the networks is Ave., died Monday in Monmouth paid an unannounced visit to thepower Congress has declined to grew stronger once the delega- slain on the floor of the oneMedica- l Center. Stephens and George Stephens, ~ televising in color. Michael Schneider, 23, of approve in the past. • Shrewsbury, who is attending the floor last night. tion got to Los Angeles, but itroom apartment at 140 Mont- Mr. Meade was born in Long both of Richmond, Va,; four sis- •' Two rare moments were caught Other parts of the party plat- did not budge Meyner. gomery Ave. Each had a ,32 ters, Mrs. Mabel Mills of Wash- by the cameras at the Sports convention as a page for the Surrounded by admirers and form put the Democrats squarely Branch and was a lifelong resi New Jersey delegation, divides A series of meetings in pro-caliber bullet in his right temple. dent. He was the son of Andrew ington, D. C, Mrs. Dorothy Hin- Arena. One was the entrance of newsmen as he reached the outerat odds with several positions the The murder weapon and Lebed's ton of Decatur, Ga., Mrs. Ada ' Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, which his time about equally between erbial smoke-filled rooms yes- Meade of Long Branch and thi gates of the convention area, theRepublicans are expected to take :erday broke the deadlock, .38 caliber service revolver were Tanktrsley and Mrs. Helen Keim, the TV viewers saw before con- paging on the convention floor former Illinois governor literally late Virginia Carroll Meade. at their Chicago meeting two though at one point the pro-Ken- missing. both of Richmond, Va., and three vention Chairman Leroy Collins and at the delegation headquar- had to fight his way to the floor weeks from now. Mr. Meade was a World Wa ters at the Biltmore Hotel. nedy delegates threatened to bolt Union police found three pistols grandchildren. did. behind a cordon of policemen. Among other things, it called II veteran. He was employed by "Mike," who is one of the 14 the favorite son nomination even in Fekecs' possession last night. The funeral services will be His appearance awoke the for more military power and Wheelock Signals, Inc., Long The demonstration for Adlai New Jersey young people serv- f it meant Meyner had to be em-They said a ballistics test would held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in previously lethargic galleries action to increase the gross na- Branch. Stevenson was also exciting. This ing as pages for the delegation, «rassed before a national tele- be made. Condon Funeral Home, Atlantic They whooped and hollered as tional product at the rate of 5 He was a member of Trinity was TV reporting in crack is the son of Mr. and Mrs. vision audience. Dolan said ballistics tests Highlands, followed by crema- they had few occasions to do In per cent a year. AME Church; F&AM, Fidelity style. The cameras moved right Thomas Schneider of Samara showed the same gun-used to tion at Rosehill Crematory, this well-oiled convention. But In addition, the Democrats But Meyner went to the hotel Lodge, and the Michael Healy in on the surging mob around Dr., Shrewsbury. kill the two policemen was used Linden. a lot of votlne delegates notice- promised to "provide medical room of-State-Sen,- Anthony J. American Legion Post, all Long Stevenson, giving a view that ably sat on their hands. Grossi last night to meet for to kill four persons on the es- Branch. spectators in the arena couldn't care benefits for the aged as tate of Dr. Francis Clark last FRANCIS A. COTTRELL Mrs. Kathryn Freret of Fair Kennedy's backers had hoped part of our time-tested social second time with important coun- Surviving also are his wife get; Jan. 26. FREEHOLD — Francis A. Cot- Haven, attending the convention to get Stevenson to place the security Insurance system." The ty leaders. Present at the meet- Mrs. Mabel Ross Meade; three The rest of the evening was as a visitor, was fortunate Massachusetts senator's name in ing were former Jersey City Dolan said Fekecs, an $80-a- brothers, Andrew and Nathanie rell, 52. of 5 Thomas St., died rugged going. It was a clever Eisenhower administration has week materials handler at the Monday at home. enough yesterday to spend the nomination. But Stevenson stood opposed this approach. Mayor John V. Kenny, Hudson Meade, both of New York, and Idea to pictorialize the platform day on the floor of the conven them off with the observation that County leader; U.S. Rep. CorWestinghous- e Company's Edison Kenneth Meade of Long Branch He was supervisor of the lines with film clips, but the running tion. Friends from RCA provided he couldn't desert those who had nelius E. Gallagher; Dennis F. plant, was absent from work the and three sisters, Miss Dorcas division of the Jersey Central time was too much. The Dixie as- her with the special pass neces- worked so hard to generate a Carey, Essex County chairman; day of the Clarke murders. Meade and Mrs. Ethel Bynam, Power & Light Co. at Freehold. tault on the civil rights plank sary to get on the main floor. draft for him. White David T. Wilentz, Middlesex lead- "He had no explanation for his both of Long Branch, and Mrs.He had been employed by the produced a lot of oratory, some absence," Dolan said. Charlotte Graves of Philadelphia. utility for 34 years. Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff of (Continued) er; State Chairman George E. of it fiery, but no real drama. Two former Jerseyites are Connecticut, Kennedy's floor man- Brunner, and Grossi, Passaic An unknown person entered The funeral will be held Fri- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. On Mettle showing signs of internal trou- Clarke's home while he wasday at 11 a. m. in Trinity Elizabeth Cottrell; three daugh- members of the group of 260ager, stuck to his line that Ken- bles. County chairman. Sessions like last night's put Golden Girls, hostesses for thenedy will win the nomination on When the meeting broke up, away performing an operation, Church. Burial will be in White ters, Mrs. Lawrence Boyce of Old the networks on their mettle. convention. Miss Fleur Leeds, the first or second ballot. He was nominated in April's tied up four persons and shot Ridge Cemetery, under direction Bridge, Mrs. James Santanello of after midnight, Kenny said it had Neptune, and Miss Michelle Cot- They have to keep their report- formerly of Long Branch and The Kennedy camp remained primary for what would have each through the temple with of the John W. Flock Funeral been his second term as mayor. been decided to hold to the fa-a .32 caliber pistol. :rell, at home; nine grandchil- Deal, is hostess for the Indiana so outwardly confident of the vorite son commitment. Home. delegation. Miss Leeds is the Stating that he "loves Shrews- The victims were Clarke's 57- Iren; two brothers, Ernest Cot- result that it was considering rell of Englishtown, and Elmer daughter of Jules Ledwitz. Miss giving Johnson the opportunity bury" and has no intention of year-old invalid wife, her com- Market Has moving from the borough, the panion, a maid and the Newark "ottrell of Tennent and three sis- Dodie Grumbach, formerly of of refusing second place on the Crossings ters, Mrs. Peter Kelich, Mrs. Toms River, is hostess for theticket. Some of the Massa- mayor said he reached his deAsbur- y Amends cab driver who drove the slayer cision after "many, many hours" to the large colonial house. (Continued) Frank Weglarz and Miss Helen A Decline New Jersey group. • chusetts senator's backers had Cottrell, all of Englishtown. half an Idea that Johnson might of serious deliberation. Parking Code Dr. Clarke said later he hadPUG program will cost about NEW YORK (AP)-As Rus- The mother of a Lincroft wom- take It. Statement never treated Fekecs and did not 517.800,000 to eliminate. The Hulse Funeral Home, Eng- sia and the United States heated an is a member of the Maryland In such a situation, Johnson His complete statement follows: know the man. "Still other crossings which ishtown, was in charge of ar- up the international atmosphere ASBURY PARK - City Coun- Fekecs arrived here In No- angements. ' delegation and an assemblywom- could run both for re-election to "After weeks of the most ser- cil last night amended its park- have been considered for elim- with charges and countercharges, an in the Maryland legislature. the Senate and for vice president. ious consideration I wish to noti- vember, 1956, shortly after the ination are 14 in Camden County the stock market yesterday un- ing meter ordinance to extend CARD OP THANKS She is Mrs. Margaret C. Schwein- This idea drew Bronx cheers fy the citizens of Shrewsbury that coverage in the downtown busi- Hungarian anti-Communist up- and 14 in Burlington County for wl«h lo ilncereljr th»nk our many derwent another sharp, nervous haut, mother of Mrs. Michael from Johnson's supporters. it has been necessary for me to rising. an estimated total cost of $25,- lends lor their kind «pr«»»lon« ol decline. ness district to seven days a ympatny In the bereavement ctuied Delehanty of Lincroft Rd. Gov. Buford Ellington of Ten- request the Republican County week. He took a job with Westing- 000,000," said PUC President »y the death of my wlft, Aitrld Grob. Aircraft-missile stocks were Committee to withdraw my name house and stayed with them ex-Ralph L. Fusco. w«« deeply appreciated. nessee and Robert G. Baker, A public hearing will be held Arthur Orob itrong all day on prospects of secretary of Senate Democrats, from the November ballot for theJuly 26. cept for one year in the U. S. The PUC did not concern itself Rreater defense spending. Cop- Weather position of mayor. Army. Fair and hot today with highs contended Johnson had gained City Manager Kendall H. Lee with 2,800 private and industrial pers made gains on fears of a Because of profound personal He was a husky, darkly hand- crossings in the^tate. close to 90. Mostly fair tonight substantially in the last-hour said the purpose of the proposal prolonged interruption of Afri- maneuvering. reasons that have developed in is to make the downtown sched- some man with sharp features. "A survey of such crossings can copper supplies due to dis-with lows in the 70's. Some cloud- my business since the primary, He stood 6-feet-l and weighed iness Thursday with highs in the Where Ribicoff discounted the ule conform with the seven-day may be undertaken subsequent- turbances in the Congo. and anticipated additional respon- 200 pounds. ly If It appears to be necessary 80's. demonstration for Stevenson, schedule at the beachfront. The over-all list declined to the sibilities tha^will be placed upon Fekecs was popular with the In the public interest or for the MARINE Baker said this indicated the con- One effect of the change, how- tune of $2,400,000,000 in quoted me in the 'near future, I can ladies and played the piano at public safety," Fusco said. Block Island to Cape May: Most- vention was "restless" and re- ever, will be to require overnight values of stocks listed on the clearly foresee at this time and several local night clubs. Fusco said 31 crossings have ly southwest winds 10-15 knots to- sentful about the slugging tactics parkers from Ocean Grove and New York Stock Exchange, with full certainty, that it will He owned five automobiles and been eliminated since World War day and tonight probably shift- used by Kennedy's men to whip city rooming houses in the busi- based on the fall in the Associa- delegations in line. be impossible lor me to devote ness district to get out in thea huge wardrobe of formal II at a cost of $15,156,000. ted Press average. ing to northerly 10-20 knots over the time necessary to effectively clothes. north portion Thursday. Fair to- They contended that what they early morning and put coins in The railroad with the largest Volume continued to decline, called Kennedy's failure to topdischarge the duties of mayor, the meters to avoid tickets. Dolan said he obtained the day becoming partly cloudy to- if I were to be elected, for the number of grade crossings is the totaling 2,860,000 shares com Stevenson in a poll of the Cali- money for his expensive tastes Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore II night. Cloudy with showers or 1961 and 1962 term of office. from Paul Vajda, 80, of Frank- pared with Monday's 2,920,000. thunderstorms likely Thursday. fornia delegation demonstrated Line, which has 646 public cross-1| Yesterday's closing stocks: :his discontent. The Johnson "I can sincerely assure each lin Township. ings. In Visibility mostly 4-8 miles but lo- of you that if I were to fail to J-T-E Ckt Brk 22 ij 'orces hope Stevenson and Sym- Dolan said Fekecs pursuaded Monmouth County has the A'iams El :.vi Johni Man 5« cally near zero in patchy fog face up to these realities now Air RMuc fl I Jonn A _ this morning and again tonight ington will muster enough votes, Vajda to soil some property and largest number of crossings of A'lpp Cp 9N, Joy Mlg it would, if elected, result in an Births 1 Allff Lud along with their own, to keep give him the proceeds — an any county, 209. Camden has tn'4 I Kalier Al and" Thursday morning. inability on my part to adequate- .Allied Ch 637, I Kennecotl Kennedy Jrom reaching the 761 estimated $12,000 to $15,000 - 187 and Atlantic 181. Allied St-i 51 «i ( Kopperi TIDES ly represent you as your mayor >!ll» Chal 3s«i I Kreije. SB mark needed for nomination. Rlv.ervlew to Invest. The PUC also made the follow-II A'coa s:7, | Lehlsh CAM 31'» (Sandy Hook) On the Associated Press tal- which would be a severe burden Fekecs spent the money on Am Alrlin 19'4 i Leh Po.-i c 11', Mr. and Mrs. Glynn St. Clair, ing recommendations on rail) Am Brk th 41 HI Leh Val Ind 30 \ Today-high, 12:28 p. m.; and iy> however, Kennedv had 741'A on the community and my own cars and clothes, Dolan said. Am Car* !'• 19 Village La., Middletown, son, crossings in other Monmouth Ii 5"> ! Irfh Va! p.p. 5', low, 6:41 p. m. conscience. Police had no motive for the Arn Cyan 56'j I LOP Glasi votes. He reached that total 1 yesterday. County communities. . Am MiFiiy 62 I Lib Jtc.N*L. so-; Thursday—High, 0:46 a. m., with the addition of a disap- 'Burden On Community Clarke slayings. Clarke's son-in- Am Mritori 21 'i I Lleg * My Dr. and Mrs. George Massell, Howell Township, flashing lights II Am Smtlt 1:21 p. m.: low, 7:40 p. m. "Therefore in fairness to my law, Frederick Chapin, was at- 5fl"4 j Lukens Stl pointing 3054 'rom California's at Allaire Rd. and Squankum-|| Am strt im I Hack Trk (For Red Bank and Rumson associates on the council, the em-37 Manor Dr.. Red Bank, son, tached to the U. S. Embassy in Am TeliTfl S9S I .Martin Co 81 votes, desDlte plugs put In yesterday. Yellow-Brook Rd. crossings; Key- Am Toh »7-\ 1 Merck bridge add 2 hours; Sea Bright, ployees of the borough, the loyal Vienna from 1952 to 1955. Chapin 1 for him by Gov. Edmund G. port, install an additional cross- II Am V!*cos« 34 , j Mrtro r,M deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, members of the various commun- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barto, said in Nicaragua yesterday thai AMP Inc 8i'i I Minn MAM (Pat) Brown. Stevenson got 268 Edgemere Rd., Belford, son, buck and repaint the existing Anaconria <»Ti I Mo Pac A 7] deduct 15 minutes; Highlands 31'/ . ity boards, the committees, and he probably never met Fekecs, Armco 8:1 67 ' •• 2 to my many friends in Shrews- yesterday, one at Third St.; Matawan, in- [ Armour A Co 32 I Monter O:l bridge, add 40 minutes.) There were some other signs MFi and MrSi J who said he frequently went to stall automatic gates at the Gel-, Arms! Ck (7 I Atom Ward bury,' I have felt "compelled "to °seph Penrose, Vienna as a courier for an anti- A."hl Oil I« I Nal Blsc that Kennedy was encountering [17 Gerald Ter., Hazlet, daugh- haus Rd., and Cliffwood Rd., | I Nat Dairy difficulties. take this action at this time so Communist underground move- AtclliMin 24 I Nit Dlnlill that the county committee would ter, yesterday. crossings. Ati r.'Un H | Nut Oyi.i Delaware, on which some Ken- ment. I Nat BIPPI Two Hurt have adequate time to select a Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walker, 2 Middletown, change warning Hancock * W 32 I NY Central nedy backers had been counting, Dolan said it was possible the signal at Thompson Ave. and Hal'l Lima 13' I Nn M Pw mayoralty candidate for the No-Sharon Dr., Hazlet, daughter, this n»ll A Oh Vi' i No Am Av '•lucused today and threw its 11 morning. two might have met In Europe Install flashing light and auto- I Nor Pac 41 Ah or Falls vember election, who will serve Benilu Dt< first-ballot votes to Johnson. In Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sauickie, and Fekecs might have devel- matic warning bell at Wilson ! Nwn Alrlin m Shrewsbury with distinction and oped a grudge against Chapin. Horinc A:r 2<-» I .Norwlrii Pn 51 RED BANK — A youth was ad- the caucus, 12 of the half-vote faithful adherence to Republican 812 St. John Ave., Union Beach, Ave.; Neptune, repair cross- I Ohio Oil 31 mitted and another treated at delegates voted for Johnson, nine principles of integrity, economy, son, this morning. Dunham and Lebcd were to be buck, Install additional one and I Ohvrr en 211 buried side-by-side today in St. Br 61", Oultl M»r 24 Riverview Hospital last night aft- for Kennedv and one for Svmine- and efficiency of community serv- Monmouth Medical Center repair pavement at Corlles y Brie Owfin III Cil 100 er separate, unrelated accidenls. ton. but the delegation uses the Peter's Cemetery in New Bruns- Tiuitl r0 i P»n A W Air U ice." Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barberl, Ave.; Shrewsbury, Install flash- Rulova I Pararn Pirt ,S7 Robert Leighlon, 19, of 45 Leon- unit rule. 227 Madison Ave., Eatontown, wick. They were friends in life. Ing lights and signals at Pat- Burl l.i.l I'rnnry Ji; « Mr. White's community serv- Leamy, 36, is a nine-year vet- C«s<\ JI ' I'H PWAU I-S ardvillc Rd., Leonardo, was ad- Sen. Huhert H. Humphrey daughter, yesterday. terson Ave., approach signs at Caler Trae I Pa nil l: j mitted with a concussion after (D-MInn* said that an uohcaval ice here began in 1952 when he eran of the force and a World Sycamore Ave., rcflcctorlzed ! I'lill Kl ,1| was appointed to the Industrial rii.-i * oh 6fl' I Phlll Pr-l u he fell from a tree near his home. within the 31-vote Minnesota War II Marine. He is married cross bucks at Hope Rd. and Ciiryslrt Development Committee, which <»•• I I'll 8ltfl 15' The other, Ernest Dalto, 1!), of j delegation seemed to have «lv- of Mr. White's contributions as and has two children. Pine Brook Rd,, and Install re- Citio Rvi- I Puti Bv K*G JO recommended to the Mayor and ( ColR Pfllm I 1'ulillck Inn Rt. 35, Kcyport. was treated for, en Stevenson, instead of K«m- public official." Barry, 32, has a wife and four flectorlzed approach signs at Coluhi 0»» 1 1 Council approval of the present it , Pullinio X" bruises and cuts after he fell Resident 16 Years children. He has been on the . roml S'.i v i Pure Oil ncdy, a mnlorllv there. The Industrial zone. Newman Springs Rd, Con K.IK ' HCA from a moving car on Creek Rd., dclci>allon met today lo decide Mayor White has lived In force for 10 years. Union Beach, flashing lights [I Com CHI. ; itrn.llnn Co Keansburg. , ifte^ i. I *-»»j«« "line ima nvcu ill * -rjril • Mnl Ittimli 811 whnt to do. In 1954 he was named to the Shrewsbury 16 years with his wife Yesterday was the first time and bell signals at Florence and || Corn I'rt i1"". i lleyi Vex Crnun /,rl| There was some momentary Planning Board. He was appoint- "Marie" , and two children Pamela either had occasion to use a gunPoole Aves. Crii" SH "•» i Iley Toil ed to council by the late Mayor and Geoffrey. on the job. fnrl(«i Wr !O"j I Iton Kulton revival of hope in the Symington Hawkins Dec. 6, 1955, to fill The study considered but made II D.I I M.i.l "<"• I Ml .Ion Lriiil camp wheh n thh e convention ao- He said he talked by telephone no recommendation on the Ger- Ji'-I IJfW Kl lie* l>i|, Market Unit flip . I proved nn a shouted voice vote i tl with his daughter Monday night. ard Ave, crossing In Matawan I ' ,'1K Atrr ll Oil XI NEW YORK She is In Rome, and had Just Platform Township and adjacent Broad-1 l»« O.rm Hlfi lnlr had a private audience with Pope I >.| I'r.-.l (Continued) way crossing In Kcyport. Sev- Jill', I.I -z John XXIII. Demand improved presiHont HJIITV ^ Tmman federal department to aid cities eral fatal accidents have occurred Kl lv,,| ' i • '• i in i i • &j, iiujiinii he also Miss White, who was presented [yctf-rclnv. : | , | ,, ,„! with problems of slum clearance, at the crossings and officials of I Kn« iu: a lf m |ts sp inns i Planning Board; to society in Now York last Dec- urban renewal, water supply, both municipalities have asked || New York spot quotations fol-j Truman, a SvmlnRlon support- was council'uncil's representativrcnresentitlupe tto embeKr at thue Debutantru e Cotillion J'uiil Mi,i M (Ill .'.'.I A transportation, recreation, health for automatic gates there. (it'll Ai 'i-|.t 1 j" ' ... .„. |er. has chnnf-od his mind twice Ihe Industrial Development Com- !"., I'a-i ; at the Waldorf-Astoria,, was UIIonV eand other problems, ifcar TIIII ! Includes Midwestern | about Innclins his presence to a of lhc l • fin. •lo i " 5* " "»«'«««"»al debutantes Civil rights-Pledge full use ofto meet unfolding demands at lbs.Mixe) W/,-M:d colors-l-xtras f-jg-M.convention ho said was "prear- Board and the j presented at the American De- powers of the federal government home and abroad. But holds that I Ti-nti "• Mtras modiuni .10-1 rniiricrl" fnr Kennedy's benefit. Board of Health. 31; standards larfcp .'id-31; chocks Johnson's sunportcrj were butante Ball in Rome July 1. s: end racial an expanding economy plus bet- T'HII- In 11 clnlnilng he had picked up vot- ter tax collection policies should Monmouth I III I- Whites - r (Ill-M f-.xlras HH- i0 lbs.) ing slronglh In a debate be- jployment, transportation and oth-provide sufficient funds to meet 1 Avn.; New York City, which In- 1 iiifditim ;to-:i2. Her brother will bo a junior cr fields. most government needs. ' I ;. I..., „ , - t* "'''! Iho Texnj sennlor and cludes several corporations, He Shopping ' S I'll at Illair Academy In September. Minimum wage — Pledges to I H l:u llri.wns - l.xtrns (48-511 ||».) Kennedy that finally mine off l« "n Infantry veteran of World Mrs, White is active in a vurie- I N Hi. 2 J f r War II. raise minimum wage from U an Ml IK I Center • rn M», \ , . ., . ': i' "' "evcrnl fnl/ie nlarln. ty of ortrnnlzatlons, including the I'LHASK TAKH NO'l'ICK THAT TIIR II ,:,,., !•»; hoi-r rnle to $1.25 and to extend V.n /!• Mayor While lost April wai fet- NOW.'OMMUalONKI) of V U: K 1 IS Includes Near by • Tl,,. joust r-mlod with the con- Red Cross, Monmith County Or- coverage to several million ad- OI-K.N Mlim, iihi* mm, Kcrt MnR. |i"r. , l ll v M ed at a testimonial dinner in i, •,.,.:,,, '"'' ' '." " '.f: """""^ '""kini! some pollfo dls- Rnnlzatlnn fnr Social Service, dlllnnnl workers. mmith. N. J,, Invllcn ullnn to bill nn It.t II-. n 1 1 1 .Shadowbrook given by local res- »"• purchmr nn,I Imlaluiliin nr thri-i- Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Ii" ll« .'.,, ''.,,':,"•" "'' " " '' •'••'••'^ 'in.m,.,., of hnvinR nimr-d thi' Monmouth Park Charity Fund, M> < lirvuln Alrtnmii Mr-cnliillllnnliii klllv( ilrnts ns n "menns i Hsenl polli:y-Pleclscs » bal- 1. ,;'' ' "•' .. '< '''ifli ilirow AI HIP other. and Is A pint president of the Mint.. Mini, ftiaiw, f, up, .1 I'M In July 14, 15, U I l i In- ii|i|Hri'iiili()n of the niic.i'il ffilnrnl btidcpt except In lri,,,|r,| purlieu ulimll.l lull In inirai.i. !• • I • " "" . ; • '"I' :i"'"'iy flS'.ri |-;, ,.,|vnl,v, |vw, , l,c,;i,ii,in« nM 1( 1 1 [Junior Service pi'tloils nf I'M ImllKlInu tt'l «.'loir« linn lira ' '• lv '"'• l:"»l't -•l-'l-.'l'i- to f:ikr A I- •;i,i;.r» Vlr-V of the (ir tin prngrrsj w|i '.'» .lillv IIlliU oppou'f* 1111:'' •'"• '" 'IMIII- I,.- .H'lIN I' MKI.I.ANTUMI M«il Ims enjoyed «» • Brantano't Book Stor* result Sdmnck oll-ait Oranfjc if nrmsaiy T'''" |1"n KM More Cows RED BANK REGISTER Than People TRENTON (AP) — It may :ome as a shock to city folk the nation's most urban late, but some parts of New ersey have more cows than people. The state Agriculture Depart- ment, comparing its record with preliminary 1960 census igures, said today that cows mtnumber people almost three :o one in some Sussex County municipalities. It said the cattle population also outnumbers the human population in several Warren County townships. The same situation prevails in scattered municipalities in Burlington, Cumberland, Hun- :erdon Gloucester and Salem Counties, and even in rapidly TRI-SERVICE HONORS —At ceremonies recently at the Armed Services Electro Standards Agency, Fort Mon- growing Middlesex County mouth, civilians of the Navy, Air Force and Army were presented citations and cash awards under the services' there are twice as many cows SCIENCE STUDY — Surrounded by scientific equipment, 17-year-old Michael Lowe, respective incentive awards programs. Receiving awrds were, left to right, front row, Harold M. King, 29 Mon- as humans in Plainsboro Town ship. right, a National, Science Fair winner from Dickinson, Texas, gets a briefing at Fort roe Ave., Little Silver, for a suggestion adopted by the Navy; Miss Marjorie V. Groves, 120 Grand Ave., Atlantic Monmouth on paramagnetic resonance apparatus. The Fort Monmouth scientist is Highlands, (Navy) for sustained superior performance; Luke Bonanno, 605 Berkeley La., Neptune, and G. Truman Dr. Hans H, Theissing, of the U. S. Army Signal Research and Development Agency. Reeves, 12 Silverwhite Rd., Little Silver, for sustained superior performance (Navy); Miss Grace M. Brady, II rand Bureau Michael it touring the research and development labs until Friday—a five day visit Little Silver Pkwy., Little Silver, for sustained superior performance (Navy); and Mortimer N. Lansing, Oak Hill —as a reward for his winning effort in the Science Fair at Indianapolis. Young Lowe Middletown, honored on completing 10 years with the Air Force; and rear row, Cmdr. W. B. Hirst, Jr., (USN) lets Barrage is interested in a career in electronics research. deputy director; Col. Murray A. Little, director, and Lt. Col. Terance R. Harp, (USAF) deputy director of ASESA, officiating at ceremonies. Recipient of an Army award for 10 years service was George H. Higgins, Monmouth Of Complaints Hills (not shown in photo). TRENTON (AP) — A barrag Beliord >f complaints about consume: WORLD TODAY Mrs. Milton Smith, Waterview rauds has kept a new state bu Ave., entertained pupils of her By JAMES MARLOW eau busy in recent days, Deput; Buddy System Enlistees Sunday school class in the Bap- ttorney General Frank A. Ve Associated Press News Analyst Gov. Collins Goes tist Church at a picnic last week. ga said today. Outdoor games were played. Pre- LOS ANGELES — The 1960 After last week's announci sent were Martha Nelson, Beth Democratic convention is some- ment that New York and Ne' Hancock, Jane Krumel, Robert thing less than emotional — in Easy on Republicans Jersey would join in a bi-stai New Position Smith, Thomas Fretwell, Dale fact, dull so far — because more ittack on phony deals and e: Hansen, Thomas O'Grady and than just enthusiasm for an in- Drbitant interest charges, the Coi By GEOFFREY GOULD Keith Crawford. For Harvey dividual is involved. sumer Fraud Bureau in Newarl The delegates' problem is a LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gov. NEW YORK—William J. Har- Big Year At was flooded with visits, telephon mixture of issues and in- Leroy Collins of Florida has told Mr. and Mrs. John Lathrop of vey, Jr., 309 Prospect Ave., Little calls and letters from victims. dividuals, since none of the the Democratic National Con- Carteret are spending several Silver, N. J., has been appointed The bureau is in the state offio would-be Democratic presidential vention it must proclaim an Arrowhead weeks at the home of Mr. and an assistant vice president with building in Newark. Peter I candidates is an overwhelming America committed to war MARLBORO — Arrowhead Day Mrs. William Harnett and fam- the National Division of the First Smith of Spring Lake, a sta personality. against colonialism, poverty, hun- Camp, conducted by the Com- ily, Garfield Ave. National City Bank of New York. investigator for the past si And when the campaign be- ger, disease, ignorance and pre- munity YMCA, is enjoying one years, was assigned to head i gins — with Vice President Rich- judice. of the most successful seasons The fifth birthday of Patricia Verga will maintain an office ard Nixon almost certain to be n its five-year history. Two hun- Scheckenberger, daughter of Mr. Collins, permanent chairman of the State House Annex here. the Republican candidate — the dred and sixty-six campers, ages and Mrs. William Scheckenber- the convention, gave its second Smith, 49, has been attachei voters will have to wrestle with even through 13, have attended ger, Hopping Rd,, was celebra- session yesterday an old fashion- io the Motor Vehicles Divisio the same twin problem of issues ;he first three weeks of the pro- ted Friday with Carol and James ed political speech, full of son- and the criminal investigation and personality. orous, rolling phrases and couch- jram. Daily camp sessions are Negra of Union Beach and mem- section of the Attorney General's This was not the case; for in- ed in generalities. conducted each day at the Y's Office. bers of the family. Carol and camp here. James are spending a week here. stance, in 1956 when Adlai Stev- Unlike the keynote address the enson went into far more de- previous night by Sen. Frank Enrollment in the camp is lim- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kram- tails on issues, and where he Church of Idaho, Collins' speech ited to 125 campers per week. stood, than President Eisenhow- Joseph E. Kegley, Jr. pert, East Morris Ave., enter- did not attack President Eisen- However, special plans were Clarence J. Welsh, Jr. Cox's Wife Sues er, only to see the immensely hower or Vice President Nixon made by Walter B. Scott, camp ained their grandson, Rickey RED BANK — Joseph E. Keg- papular Eisenhower swamp him. by name, His criticism of the director, to accomodate the 147 Keansburg, Kegley attended Ke; For Divorce Krampert of Somerville, for a GOP was more or less indirect. youth currently attending the ley, Jr., 17,, of West Keansburg, port High School. Welsh, who week recently. Mr. and Mrs. Liberal Human Freedom camp. Enrollment for the third and Clarence J. Welsh, Jr., 18, the grandson of Mrs. Lillian E, HACKENSACK (AP) — How- Lawrence Krampert, Jr., spent The hopeful senators from Welsh, 53 Center St., Highland he week-end here. Other guests whom the Democratic convention "An America headed for moral session, beginning July 25, will ard J. Cox. former Bergen Coun- of Highlands, have enlisted to- attended Atlantic Highlands Hig! Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Lud- had to choose today — Sens. John bankruptcy under a self-satisfied be cut back to 135. ty Republican chairman, is be- gether in the Air Force under the School. wig Stein of Springfield and, on F. Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson and banner of 'Peace and Prosperity1 "I hate to disappoint some of ing sued for divorce. 'buddy system." he week-end, Misses Margaret Stuart Symington — have had never can win a world for dem- these youngsters who want to They have been assigned t His wife, Mrs. Catherine W. Stein and Ruth Mullaney of Ir- fairly liberal voting records. ocracy and human freedom," Col return to camp," commented Mr. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph basic training at Lackland A: Cox, 55, of Englewood, charges vington visited at the home of The distinction between them llns said. Scott, "but we must limit enroll- E. Kegley, Sr., 11th St., West Force Base, San Antonio, Tex. her husband with adultery and ment in order to maintain our extreme cruelty. Mr. and Mrs. Krampert. on the issues has been, in a "Indeed, the American people, broad sense, a distinction on fine hearing this Republican chant quality program which empha She testified before Bergen Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Duggan, points. To put it another»way: of 'Peace and Prosperity,' are sizes small group participation.' County Judge Lawrence A. Cav- Atlantic To Enter Green Ave., and William Meyer William J. Harvey - On the issues the convention sickened when, abroad, the causes "We're extremely pleased with inato that she found her husband Main St., members of the Honor had little to choose although of war are virtually untouched, the popularity of our camp," Rod- with another woman when she Club of the Metropolitan Life In He is assigned to the division's northern voting Negroes and or- and when, at home, there is lit- ney Hibner, general secretary ol University and private detectives raided a Highlands surance Company, Perth Amboy, southeastern district at the bank's ganized labor made the fine dis- tle peace of mind and serious the Community YMCA, reported, Bronx apartment Nov. 23, 1958, NEW SHREWSBURY-Russel spend several days last week in New York headquarters. tinctions and chose Kennedy over lack of prosperity of spirit." "New improvements are added Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Brown, Mrs. Cox also testified that her E. (Ned) Bentz, son of Mr. am Manchester, Vt. Mr. Harvey has been with the Johnson. each year. Certainly the nature East Washington Ave., and chil- husband drank to excess and em Collins recited a litany of praise Mrs. R. J. Bentz, 22 Brightviei bank since his graduation from Symington has had an extreme- museum and trail, crafts shop, dren, Joy, Tracy, and Jeffrey, Ave., will enter the University < barrassed her on a number or for past Democratic Presidents Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Duggan Lafayette College in 1953. ly liberal voting record yet he fishing pier and new swimming are vacationing at Lake Saranac, Bridgeport, Conn., in Septembei occasions. and added: entertained Mr. and Mrs. Greg is as of now a poor third. There- "In times of deepest crisis, pool are our most popular spots N.Y. Cox, a retired steel executive, in camp. Parent endorsement re- was cleared of a vehicular hom- Connell and daughters Patricia fore, some things more than just when history has required that and Deborah of Point Pleasant issues alone have to be factors great presidents be produced, the ceived at the "Y" office is mosi The annual Iearn-to-swim pro- icide charge but found guilty of 1,546 Are gratifying. However, our camp leaving the scsne of an accident last Thursday. in whatever the convention does. Democratic party has risen to gram sponsored by the Recre- It's at this point the personal- the challenge. staff must be given most of the ation Commission, in co-operation in New York on June 30. He is to be sentenced Oct. 10. Mrs. Aline Newlands, Church ty problem enters, plus some "The call to our party here credit." with the Red Cross, started yes- Y Members St., Miss Almeda Paynter, Keans- other factors. and now is to produce for our terday and will be conducted for The charges grew out of a RED BANK — One thousand burg, and Mrs, Howard Cham- Kennedy spent far more time nation a leader capable of again eight days ending Friday, July March 16 accident in which Cox's five hundred forty-six youth and Watermelon berlain, Locust, are spending in 1960 trying to line up dele- bringing Americans to their feet car collided with a taxi. Alfred adults are registered as mem- 22. The bus leaves the play- hree weeks touring Europe. They gates for today — by visiting tingling with pride and glowing E. McLane, a Dallas, Tex., at- bers of the Community YMCA, Party for S&D ground at Firemen's Memorial have visited in England and Scot- heir states, seeking them out, with courage — not out of fear torney riding in the taxi, was according to a report submitted Field at 8:20 a. m. and returns land to date. running in their primaries — EATONTOWN - Mrs. Florence killed in the accident. to the "Y's" board of directors. but out of faith in America and at 11:45. han did Johnson or Symington. a better world for all." Knight and Miss Henrietta Herr- The report was made upon Mr. and Mrs. Ivins Van Note They ran in no primaries. Avoids Favoritism mann received awards at Mon completion of the annual mid- The local Republican Club will of Marion, Ind., are spending Symington handicapped himself day night's watermelon party giv- year membership audit conduct- Collins, as one of the chief of- meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Hazlet two weeks with relatives on Ma- in other ways: en by the Sons and Daughters ed by the membership committee, ficers of the convention, went to harbor administration building. ple and Union Aves. He didn't say he was a candi- of Liberty in borough hall. Mr of which Richard M. Hurd, 3d, tome lengths to avoid anything Plans for a boat ride and bar- Miss Kathy Woolley, daughter date until late, didn't get around that could smack of favoritism and Mrs. Walter Dangler were is chairman. becue will be discussed. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woolley, The eighth birthday of Robert enough, and concentrated so to any candidate for the nomina- in charge of arrangements. There .are 795 youth 18 Holmdel Rd., is a patient in Mon-Dennis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- tion, though Sen. John F. Ken Members were requested to and under, carrying "Y" cards. The Mariners Club of the First mouth Medical Center, Long ward Dennis, Green Ave., was sacrificed appeal to various nedy now appears to have it all send cards to Mrs. Edith Lewis Presbyterian Church will play Branch. celebrated July 5 by members of Um other group interests, even though but sealed and delivered. who is recovering from an opera V™ . 5? pother group interests, even t the church Youth Fellowship his family. V " ' 5? p tion in room 246 at Monmouth younand g29 0adult ares girlsand .adul Thert memberse are 7Slj, Hg interDsts are ,„ wider Collins had strongly denied group Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Joseph R. L. Jackson, just defense. Medical Center, Long Branch. including 536 men and 215 wo- charges that the convention was the harbor field. After the ball Holmdel Rd., entertained the G. Mr. and Mrs. James Loftus, Johnson probably outsmarted Next Monday night's meeting men. Totals indicate that 1,041 rigged in Kennedy's favor, and game, the Mariners will be hosts G.'s Sewing Club at her home Miss Jane Loftus, James Loftus, himself — although extraordin- In speech he was careful to will feature a penny sale with Russell E. Bentz males and 505 females consti- at a cookout. last Thursday. Attending were Jr., Mr. and Mrs, Peter Dunn arily careful about details — in praise all sections of the country Mrs. Marilyn Long and Mrs. Han- tute the current YMCA in the Mrs. Theodore G. Bailey, Mrs. and son Kenneth, Mrs. Dennis relying more on supporters than equally, New England, the South, sel Applegate as chairmen of the Mr. Bentz is planning to majo greater Red Bank area. Jerome Greenberg, president of William Urstadt, Mrs. James Neid- ialvin and daughter Debbie, »erer "!,U ™T/rea.\u , u iKennedy did in rounding up dele- the Midwest, the Pacific North affair. On Tuesday, July 19, thi in biology in the College of Art; Mr. Huru d pointed out that the , the Chamber of Commerce, was inger, Mrs. Cyrus Ross, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith and the months precedi west and Western states. Monmouth and Ocean County and Sciences. selected "Citizen of the Season" Frank McCleaster, Mrs. William family and Miss Olga Nielsen at- figure represents; only a raction fh convcntion. Kennedy did a He said the purpose of Amer- Past Councilors will meet with He was graduated from Rei of youth and adults actually serv- ,„, . at the last meeting of the Booster Oertel and guests, Miss Joyce tended the 78th birthday of Mrs. of u first hand ica "has been made to appear Point Pleasant Council in Poin Bank High School in June. ed by the YMCA. More than { Club. The club will not' meet While there, he was treasure Bennett and Mrs. Hobert John confused in a world in which Pleasant. 1,000 youth and 200 adults will I T . Smate Record during the summer. son. John son mav hundreds of millions of newly Members present were Mrs of the Latin Club, played varsi participate in summer programs! . ^ave felt his work held with other relatives July 4. as Ralph L. Lewis, Mrs. Cora Wag- football, and was the top bowl sponsored by the YMCA in which , majority leader in the Senate awakened men and women are Ingrid Alban, daughter of Mr. struggling for freedom and bread ner, Mrs. Cora Johnson, Mrs on the high school bowling team Mrs. Lillie B. Brunor was host- membership is not required, he would mak» UP for this ~ Partic- and Mrs. Charles Alban, West Deborah Yannibelli, daughter of and respect." Long, Mrs. Applegate, Mrs. Ar- ess to the Friendship Club last sajd Sularly as the Senate rolled up a Highland Ave., returned today Mr. and Mrs. Nick Yannibelli, He seemed to be talking abou lene Cain, Mrs. Mae Aumack week at the home of her daugh- Program participation is at its!legislative record - but it hasn't from a week's vacation with Mr. Main St., has been a surgical s far And the Senate the Republican party when he Mrs. Fred Hartley, Mrs. James ter, Mrs. Leon Matthews, Broad highest peak of the summer. Six-' ° - record and Mrs. Richard Alban at Sage- Doctors patient in the National Institute has bee vcrv said: Riddle, Mrs. Florence Forschner, St., Keyport. Plans were made ty-two youngsters are attending " meaner- wack Lake. of Health in Bethsada, Md., and 1 In addltl0n t0 e work "We are not content with the Mrs, Dangler, Mrs. Elizabetr for a lawn party and covered- the "Y" camps in Medford, and ^ ' f Licensed is recuperating at home. lhe dld ln gradual stagnation of the world's Sorenson, Mrs. Henry Snyder, dish supper Saturday, July 23, at DingmanDingman's Ferry, PennsylvaniaPennsylvania.. - y rounding up delegates, most productive economy by un Mrs. John Zingale, Mrs. Mlnni Girl Scouts of Troop 48 met TRENTON (AP) — Seven Ne the home of Mrs. Roclif H. Le- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Herr-jThe Y's swimming pool in Marl- '^e lhree me" had t0 F?ncern. reasonable official fears that ra- Griggs, Mrs. Knight, Miss Herr- Monday night in the home of Jersey residents have been Roy. Van Dnrn St. Mrs ^r Ing of" Metuche"" n spend last week; boro has already logged 6,250 par-' themselves with the problem of pid economic growth will lead mann and Andrew Boice. Specia their leader, Mrs, Dorothy Pen- censed to practice as doctors P. Sproul, Monroe St., will en« with Mr. and Mrs. John Glass, ticipants in the first 24 days of.the|r personality: inevitably to inflation. guests were Louise Holloway an netti, to plan a camping trip.The New Jersey, the State Board tertain the group at her home Jr., Claremont Ave. operation, and 346 boys and girls! Eacl had "•« task °' trying girls will stay at Camp Nomoco. t0 make Natural Resources Hattie Yates, deputies. Medical Examiners said yeste Tuesday night, July 26, Mrs. Bru have completed their course in i himself appear the one in Freehold, from Tuesday, July 1 fi d "We are not content to see oui day. ner showed pictures of her recent The fourth birthday of Ray- the learn-to-swim campaign con-! ^ «e to cope with the tense 19, through Saturday, July 23. and natural resources eroded away o: The seven were accrediti trip to Florida and Hershey, Pa, mond Garry, son of Mr. and Mrs. ducted by the Y and the county i unpredictable issues facing They will share a camp unit the country in the next four pillaged for private advantage.' Cyclist Climbs through acceptance of a liccn, Robert Garry, Summltt Ave., was Red Cross. with a troop from Belford. years. He mentioned several other is- from another state or approv; Mrs. Robert M. Bottger, St, celebrated at a party Sunday. (This explains why Johnson, sues Democrats may try to ralsi by the National Board of Med Petersburg, Fla., who is visiting Present were Mr. and Mrs. Sal Berkshire Hills Mrs. Andrew Lynch, Prospect St. John's Awards eight years older than Kennedy, against Republicans in the com cal Examiners. They are: her son and family, Robert M, Sergi and children, Denise, Debra Rd., recently was appointed At- tried to get across the idea an Ing election campaign, among LEE, Mass. (AP) - Long-dis- Bergen County: Frank C. W Bottger, Bethany Rd,, Is a patiem and Sandra, Eileen Heineck and Top Scouting Mcdul lantic Highlands Girl Scout Neigh- Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Garry and older man is neei'ed and why them inadequate educational pro- tance cyclist Joseph J. Marlnello son, 384 Woods Rd., Teanec In Monmouth Medical Center, HAZLET Thirtoen-venr-old 77, climbed the highest rise o borhood chairman for the coming children Deborah and Kenny, former President Truman, back- grams and medical care for th James F. B. Hammill, 312 Brla Long Branch. Frederick A Rides Dcereres scenic Jacob's Ladder at Wes year. Hazlet; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Symington who is older than aged. cliff Rd., Tenncck. Dr., Holmdel, recently received ^,,, . Becket last night, then coastec Paycsko and family, Irvington KcnneKennedd y norr Johnso|1Johnson| , imIm- Collins, a Southern governoi Cumberland County: R a 1 p Mr. and Mrs. John RclsinRor he first God and Country Medal ,jd Kennedy Is too young and comfortably down to spend thi George West, Center Ave., is and Mr .and Mrs. Joseph Garry, who turned some Southerners Schwartz, Brldgeton. and daughter, Jackie, and Mrs to be awarded by St. John's k e.Dericnce) night In Lee. In Veteran's Hospital, East Or- Lakcwood. laCKS against him by what is regarded Essex County: Melvln Lande Edna Bnrto and daughter, Sue MethodisMoikruii.tt ru,..»uChurch. experience.) The retired Bloomfleld, NJ, ange. The one chosen at this conven- as a moderate stand on racia 14 Belmont Tor., Newark; Law Ann, of Marietta, Pa., spent the A Boy Scout award, the medal elevator operator, left Charlton tion will have that same com- problems, included this phrase ence Vaughn, 414 Hcywood Avi week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ed- is given only to first class scouts some 80 miles away, at 9 a.m The Atlantic Highlands Yacht 2 Bike Riders petent-personality problem to put "We are not content with ra Orange; Abdnl H. Islaml, 81 Pa ward Lucttchau and daughter, who complete an 18-month course] and averaged about 8 miles a Club will hold Its third annual across to the voters when the clnl and religious prejudice Av<.\, Maplewnnd. Debbie, Bethany Rd. of study nnd service with the hour over the hilly terrain, In commodore's predicted log con- On Fatality List campaign begins and he runs which continue to stifle oppor- Union County: Edward N pastor of their churches. I the flat lands, he had clipped off test Sunday in Sandy Hook Bay TRENTON (AP) - Two bicy- against Nixon. tunity." Lance, 125 West Milton Ave., Ra Mombcrs of the Crescent Club, Fred is the son of Mr. and about 12. cle riders were among 12 persons Hut Nixon will have exactly way, with their families, had a Mrs. Alvln J. Rlcles. Today he hopes to reach Al- Mr, and Mrs. James Barker, killed in New Jersey traffic ac- the same problem, besides deal- CERAMICS PARTY covorcd-dlsh supper and swim bany, N.Y., with an announced Lawrle Hd., and daughters, Vicky cidents last week, Attorney Gen- Ing with tlie Issues, since he can- KEYPORT — Mrs. Chcste ming party nt the honir of Mr. ROAST BEEF DINNER estimated time of arrival at noon, and Joanne, are vacationing in over the July 4 week-end. They eral David D. F-'urman sold to- not hope to snil in on person- Williams, Chlngarora Ave., wai nnd Mrs, Walter Smale, llolmde! Ho said he hopes to pedal Into Europe. were nlso entcrlalntU by Mr. und day. RUMSON — Women of Good- ality. And for this reason: Rd., Sundny. hostess at a ceramic demonatra New York City late Thursday, Mrs, (jeorye Curtis, Avenue D. "Youngsters should be taught! *'» Methodist Church will serve He simply lacks the .popularit . y. tion Monday night In her home then head home for Bloomfleld. Mrs. William Glllen. South Ave. jto obey traffic laws; drivers.'} .'""A' I11'1'' '""'I1'1' Iniirsday, ;uul wnr-horo stature that 1-Jsen- Julv W lirllvt tl 5 llml 7 1 r Mrs, Cnsmlr Clccicrskl, Keyport (Pacing the elderly cyclist In returned yestcrdny from n week's The Henry Hudson Rrglnn.il NEW POSITION Jsi'iouidbe alert" for" ihe slimmer' ' ' ' P-" - Ihowor had wl,en lie won in l!). )2 waa the demonstrator. Guest, an automobile Is Philip F. ilnr- stay In Nyock, N.Y. Hoard of liducollon will meet Nl-W HRUNSWICK - Among Inward of bicycle riders," |?ur.'In Ihe church dining rocmis. Mrs.',,m| were Mrs, Arthur PrestORo, Mrs tunR, Jr., 41 Fnlrfield Dr., New Friday aL 8 |i.m, In 1111- Atlantic .... newly nppninted nssndaliijmnn said. ChnrleS Tillon and Mrs Kdwurd |||(. voters will have to decide Jojeph Cnrncy, Mrs. Daniel Shrewsbury, N.J. Mr. HnrtunR Isj Mr. and Mrs. Uwnld Stcltz, >l!|thlan(I.H Public School. ptolessnrs at the University Col- The deaths raised the iftllO toll Largo are chairmen. i whii'h man's ideas — niennliiR Clark, Mrs. Chnrlw Kinnfhcr n representative of Consolidated! Kennnhn, Wlv, were hmme puests le|;e and Kxtciislon Division oflo dale to 37C, compared with liis stand nn the Usurs — appeals Mrs. Ailyn Lee, Mrs. Kclse Fruit Jnr Cn. of Now llrunswlck, j of Mr, Stelfz'n brother nml sis-' President And row Jackson, Kut|(e.m University Is Philip ('. 3SI on the same clnte in 19511.1 | to him and which seems Ihe mor« Hnrre.ll, Mrs. Frnnccs Travel;, N.J., sponsors of the bicyclci ler-ln-lnw. Mr. nnd Mrs. L'nlviniwhen ii luwycr, liked hl.n cock- Slimik, 40.1 UobliiiiR Kd . Asbury ('.'linden IrmU all counties In 'pililmi wllli Tin Iti-miK' ,,!iii,I I likely to he able to handle what M(«. Harry Tuililll. trip.) Istclu, Seventh and Asbury Avcj.,!fl);lits as well as h'f lejjnl battl Park. deaths with 32, t 9 After cocktails, the group pro-! George Howiand and Wisi Ger- July 13, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER ceeded to the King George Inn j trade Loggstreet, Long prueli; EVEI HAPPEN TO YOU? \Lockwood8 in Mt. Bethel for djnner and Mr. and Wr». Fred S. Morri*, dancing. 'Mr. and Mrf. Jam#f Karl andScbank, Red Bank, md Mr, and TODAY'S ~ ~~ En. Cora Wagner, Eatontown; Mr*. George Bergctretier and h Mystery Attending were Mr. and Mr»Mr. . and M«> William Held, Mr*. Anna Van Note, Adantic Clifford Oates, Mr. and Mr»)ceanport. ; Mr. and Mr«. Charles Highland*. "• Business Mirror WHO HAVE William Witherville, Mr. and Mrs. •me SVVIMAAIMG POOL? Stop for OESJohn Scheuing, Mr. and Mrs. By SAM DAWSOy Earl Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. G. The grocery customer — and;way and National Tea also re-; • SHREWSBURY - The first Edward Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. who isn't?—Finds his & her port profits this year lower than stop on the "mystery bus ride" John Seible, Mr. and Mrs. Robert store ever fancier these days and a year ago. j for .members of the Order of theBalfour, Mr. and Mrs. Evans Green, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Huff. often more efficient. j o,her Probiem, Eastern Star. Ada Chapter, Long Mr. and Mrs. William' Menke, Some of the super markets may j , . , Branch, Saturday night was atMrs. Adele Dougherty, Mrs. lull you and accompanying small «h« problems common to the the home of Lt. Col. and MrsAmeli. a Bruno, Mrs. Robert Reid, fry with piped in music or entice lengthening chains are the threat Lyman Q. Lockwood, Shadow- of Mrs. Bertha Braithwaite, Mrs. you with an ever wider variety saturation, the debates over, brook Rd. of food products-and nonfood how big a super market can prof., jtems j itably be. what else besides food But'while the food chains go!" should ,sell, and how to in-; on spreading and copping an im-! crease mechanization and proc- TONIGHT! pressive share of total grocery jessing without antagonizing the sales, behind their suave fronts women shoppers who like to SAVE '25. are increasing problems that the ?'"<* and look closely at what music—or even the cash register they're buying. jingle—doesn't lull. Another worry is that while FREE INSTALLATION The grocery chains boast your income tends to increase, # Valued at 25.00 on that in the 1950s they expanded you are spending a smaller partj faster than any other form or re-of it on food than you used to, 8'xlO' Extruded Aluminum tail trade. But with that growth m sPlte °' the nse ln food Pnces: they face today a squeeze on prof-!over the years l£ I Food's share of the basic stan- dard of living was 24.3 per cent PATIO 1C Q95 Example: ;in 1950 and 23.1 per cent in 1959. © 1960, Kins Ft mures Syndicate, Inc., World rights The largest chain (A&P) re-; It's share may shrink a bit more If s a room ai r conditioner that cools when it's hot I »i nnm compl. 7 ports earnings in its latest quar- this year, in spite of the grocery It's a heat pump that heats when it's cool I It's a Model JIAK ter were off 4.5 per cent from manufacturers of America's pre- packaging. This may help fight GUARD FOR MEYNER COVER dehumidifier that dries when it's damp I the spring weeks of 1959 and its [diction that I960 will see apother off the pinch on profits arising KEYPORT - Lt. George Par- • NO MONEY DOWN15! • EASY9 TERMS total net income last year was 1! record spending for food. j from increasing cost of new store cels, Maple PI., of New Jersey Weighs under 75 pounds, operates on ordinary cent of sales volume. Safe-i In 1959 food chain store sales construction, higher wages, new state police, is one of the per- » BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY household current. Take it home and fit it in your .rose 5 per cent over 1958 to a services and promotion hoop-la, sona] bodyguards for Gov. Rob- DAILY and SAT. 8 A. M. to « P. M, window. Then say good-bye to summer heat I record 19'/2 billion dollars, or 3!) Saturation Threat ert B. Meyner at the National per cent of total grocery store Democratic Convention, Los An- WED. and FRI. 8 A. M. to S P. M. THERE'S A CARRIER DEALER NEAR YOU sales. But profit margins of all To fight off the saturation threat geles. Lt. Parcels left by plane but one of the 10 largest chains the chalns are keeping a closer Friday with the governor's party. were under 2 per cent of sales. jwatcn on trading areas and their N. R. NILSON Learn how Some food chain battles, like Population growth and changes. Cairo, 111., was Gen. Grant's those over trading stamps and The chains moved fast into the headquarters for attacks on Ft. 47 Brood St. SHodyside 1-7500 Red Bonk private labels vs. national brands, supermarket field and now oper- t 40 Birch St., Little Silver SH 1-3454 Henry and Ft. Donelson in the seem to be in the truce stage at:ate 19'000 or 62 Per cent of tne Civil War. easy it is the moment. 32,000 total (a super is defined as having annual sales of $375,- Trading Stamps 000 or more.) The largest chains While some food chains still Some people think that opening are predicting that this year in account with a slock broker fight trading stamps, their widc|they.n average one million dol. is'.a complicated procedure. Not acceptance is hailed by execu- hars in sales 16! Just phone our office and one of our executives will gladly meeting in Atlantic City ^ | averse t0 toUng heavy food par. show you how simple il is. He'll They report that last year saw!«ls across bi«,P.arkinS '°ts some Also give you valuable help in chains are uttln U drive •electing suitable stocks or bonds a 10 per cent increase in the' P 8 P '" for your particular investment »ims. RED BANK cent growth in the number ol Write for free Investment Survey food chains and supermarkets us-! And the-food industry as a ing them. j whole is counting on improved THOMSON & Some of the moves the chains' Packaging and processing, more are making to solve or lessen convenient products and contin- ued their problems are outlined in an upgrading of diet, coupled wllh a MCKINNON analysis of food chain growth and | growing population given t0 Iar e earnings by the brokerage firm! 8 families, to bring 1970's Brokers in Securities & Commodities food of Francis f. Du Pont & Co. ! distribution bill to 115 bil- lion 9 Memorial Parkway, They made their last big gain! dollars, against today's 72 BARGAIN DAYS 0 11 0 Lonp Branch • Phone: CA 2-4310 !n productivity in the 1940s and! ' ' " dollars. 301 Main St., Allenhurtt 1950s with self service selling de- vices. I Phone: KE 1-3500 Now they hope that vending machines boasting currency rec-' Dog Costs ognition and change making may spur further automation and pre- Woman

SHREWSBURY — Mrs. Jayne Sternweiss, Sycamore Ave., was BELL FINANCE PAYS fined $48 yesterday by Magistrate Whitney Crowell for violation of THIS O IIZ RETURN the dog qrdinance. Mrs. Sternweiss was fined $6 ON ITS each on eight complaints that her dog was allowed to run at large DEBENTURE between June 26 and July 8. Police said seven of the com- plaints were signed by Mrs. Da- BONDS vid Methot, 63 White St. The eighth was signed by a patrol- man. Magistrate Crowell also fined two drivers $15 each for de- FRIDAY and SATURDAY linquent inspection. Fined were Emelio Mustillo, 264 Broad St., Red Bank, and Sidney Finkel- stein, Chelsea Ave., Long Branch. JULY 15th and 16th Scrap-Bag Prize

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Cook and Henry Clay THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1928-1959 The Art of Politics JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Business Manager Politics is the art of controlling people. In a de- W. HARRY PENNINGTON, ProducUon Manager mocracy, the people can vote the politicians out of Member ol the Associated Press existence; In an autocratic or totalitarian form of gov- Th* Auedaud Pna U entitled exclusively to U» u» lor republlutloa of *M ti» local un la mil new»pipM u waU u all AP o«wi dUtt ernment, the people can resort to revolution. In either Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation instance, the people are led by others than those in Tlu Red Buk Refliter uiumn no financial reipoulbllltlei for typographical •rrora In admrtlia* tninu, but will reprint without chaigt, uu pa.rt ol an advertisement In which u» typographical error power. ocours. Advertlaera wtu pleas* notify the manaciment Immediately of any error which may occur. Each place and period requires a Tula ntwipaper aaiumei BO reipoailMlltlei for stateraenta of opinion! In letten from lu nadera. different idiom and a different gesture, gubiertrtlon Prlcee In Advance One year $15.00; Six month! M.00 Blnjclt copy at eounur. 1 cents Single copy by mall. » cent* but the art of manipulation is always WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, I960 the same. Stalin, for instance, had it easy because he could kill his op- ponents; Richard Croker deprived his Take In This Show opponents of a livelihood; the Vare brothers of Philadelphia drove men All through the county, you can be a tractor driving contest and the SOKOLSKY, from publjc ,ife> Their technique were see them, working busily. 4-H horse clubs will put on shows. coarse as compared to Khrushchev's, the play-actor, The big fair is coming up. A county 4-H queen will be named. who achieves so much by public relations. His tech- There are things to get ready. No Beef, sheep and horse shows are on niques are mindful of those of Fiorello La Guardia who 4-H member can afford tardiness. tap and so is a parade through Free- had so many different authentic sides that one hardly Those exhibits must be worthy of the hold. Other events will include a knew which was the real man—"The Little Flower" pride they will command. Members dairy show, horse club exhibitions, a who read funnies to children over the radio, or are determined about that. chicken barbecue and a livestock Butch," the tough ward-heeler fighting his way up George W. Siver, Jr., Monmouth's cavalcade. The fair will close with in East Harlem. 4-H agent, says he feels sure there a fashion show and an awards pro- Franklin D. Roosevelt was undoubtedly the most will be more entries in 1960 than last gram. able exponent of the art of politics in our time, be- year's record total of 1,375. More The 4-H members are putting cause he could manipulate the most irreconcilable per- than 30 clubs will be out there com- everything into this program. In sons and groups—the Republican Stimson and the peting when the 4-H fair opens at booths they will display an abun- Communist Browder; the idealistic Tugwell and the Freehold Raceway July 21. A wide dance of vegetables, flowers and ex- YOUR MONEY'S WORTH pedestrian Ed Flynn; the Democrat, Jim Farley, and assortment of contests and shows amples of their work in the fields of WILLIAM the Socialist, Sidney Hillman. One can go on listing are on the schedule. A three-day plant propagation, forestry, entomol- By SYLVIA PORTER Roosevelt's complexes, but the fact is that while he festival is projected, one that should ogy, electricity, woodworking, sew- S. WHITE left few friends who worship him as Herbert Hoover continues to have, important elements among the prove both informative and enter- ing, cooking and child care. Differences Between the Parties LOS ANGELES—The keen eye masses adore his memory. His mark was upon the taining to the public. Marvin A. Clark, the county agri- watching this Democratic Na- The verbal blasts which the two parties will let tional Convention are not populace not upon the intimate. Those who knew him 4-H members are great young- cultural agent, says he knows of no Democratic eyes. go at each other in the next 100 days easily might Intelligence operatives from thi least loved him most sters. They contribute to the wel- finer examples of successful effort lead a literal-minded reader to believe the Republicans camp of Richard M. Nixon, witl fare of their home area and the na- being made in behalf of upholding are blind worshipers of a balanced budget bent on their feet in Los Angeles bu From this description of Roosevelt's personality, their hands on telephones linkin one can draw the conclusion that the smart politician tion. They stand as proof that grow- the reputation of Monmouth's abun- penny-pinching the nation into the status of a second- Los Angeles to Washington, are ing up need not be a strain on one's dance than the 4-H members con- rate power while the Democrats are moving about here to provide the is one who walks on both sides of the street. It has * wild-eyed worshipers of big govern- vice president at his Capitol of- never been true. A competent, effective, successful parents. Initiative is their practice. stantly demonstrate. ment bent on spending the nation down fice with a running fill-in of in- politician always takes his stand. Skill is the result. Surely, the 4-H fair deserves a side dope. the road to financial chaos. Nixon agents, if not lurking be- The reason that the businessman nearly always Why not go out to the raceway big audience. We recommend a visit Both views are, of course, gross hind every hotel potted palm, are nevertheless standing watch at fails in politics is that he attempts to be cute. He be- and watch this group. There will there. exaggerations or, as the Bureau of Na- every strategic spot. The large lieves that the customer is always right and he will tional Affairs puts it, "Really carica- and able Nixon staff has been sell the customer both white and pink soap if neces- Needless Accident Cause tures, representing in extreme form the broken into two divisions. One sary. He molds himself to the customer's taste. Thomas tendency of the one party to weigh remains with the vice president PORTER himself at general headquarters E. Dewey depended upon polls to a greater extent than Heavy vegetation growth at in- Many motorists have complained costs and the preoccupation of the oth- in Washington. The other Is di- any other politician and he was defeated; Harry Tru- tersections represents a serious cause about narrow escapes from injury er with desired goals." recting field work here. man depended upon his own sensibilities and he is The Los Angeles division is in- of accidents. at blocked road and street crossings. But just as these extreme appraisals are untrue, tent on everything the Democrats still a factor in politics. Wendell Willkie wanted the Driving is unnecessarily hazard- They tell also that in many cases also unture is the widely held view that there no long- do or seem about to do. But support of the National Association of Manufacturers most of all a picked squad is as- and of the Willkie clubs which were New Dealish Re- ous at many crossroads because of not only is it difficult to see the road er are fundamental differences between the two parties. signed to keep intensive surveil- On the basic economic issues—the bread-and-butter is publicans. Nelson Rockefeller has maintained a staff but "slow" and "stop" signs are cov- lance over the Democratic Plat- shrubs, bushes, trees and weeds sues which profoundly affect your life as an individual form Committee. of all kinds of experts to tell him what to say. wheh poke out and obscure the vis- ered by the luxuriant growth making A good many Democrats them- consumer, wage-earner, businessman—there are dis- selves seem not to know it. But Politicians must take a stand but they are flexible it difficult for a motorist to know ion of motorists. tinct differences in attitudes and philosophy. Even this Nixon well knows that the nature because they deal with the same emotionalism that Property owners should realize what to do. early in the campaign the two greatest differences can of the Democratic platform ul- timately adopted here is almost requires a woman to wear her skirt one inch above this and make every effort to cut Driving is hazardous enough as be highlighted. as Important to him, as the pros or below the knee, depending on the year. But the The first great difference lies in the attitude of pective Republican presidential down such growth. At the same it is these days—and, realizing this, nominee, as the Identity of the woman does not change. The politician can turn on time, municipal officials should gent- every effort should be made by prop- the parties toward the role the federal government Democratic nominee himself. This a dime, but he does not move from his position. The should play in our economy. correspondent was frankly told ly nudge them into realizing the po- erty owners to eliminate this need- better he can accomplish this feat, the longer he lasts. Putting it in simplest words, the inclination of the as much by Nixon spokesmen tential hazard that exists. less danger. back in Washington. I have been in the business of watching politicians Democrats is toward an increasing influence of gov- The vice president for months man and boy for more than half a century. I knew ernment in our country; the inclination of the Repub has based his whole election cam- Tim Sullivan, Leon Trotzky, Sun Yat-sen, Baron licans is toward a limited influence. In good times, the paign strategy on the assumption that Sen. John F. Kennedy would Shidehara—to mention only a few very skillful manipu- HAL BOYLE Democrats would expand the government's role by emerge here as the Democratic lators of men. One of the brightest politicians of my presidential choice. The Nixon By HUGH A. MULLIGAN People in all walks of life, houses have put the damper on promoting desirable health, education, aid to aged, experience was Mike Borodin, a Chicago lawyer, whom from tweedy college professors the pipe smoker, more out of etc., programs, and in bad times they would expand people still believe Kennedy to be AP Newsfeatures Writer the favorite. But they have Karl Radek selected to become the dictator of China to seedy skidrow deadbeats, have concern for the peace of mind it by major spending to combat joblessness. In good Now that they've eradicated bu- been hiding behind a haze of hyp-of the other customers than for thought it wise to hedge a bit with Chiang Kai-shek as his pawn. Borodin was bril- bonic plague, dance marathons on the chance that Sen. Lyndon ocrisy for years, with nothing their fire insurance premiums. times the GOP would favor more federal welfare and liant in a strange country among a very strange group and the mosquitoes in the Jersey more on their minds than wheth- B. Johnson might work an upset meadows, it's high time some Housewives and hostesses, how- other programs only if the money was there to pay and take the nomination for him- of peoples. er to puff hard or puff easy. An ever, have been far more len high minded crusader took out impatient world invariably mis- for them, and in bad times would favor increased self, or send it to a third and after pipe smokers. ient. They foolishly expose their dark horse contender. The word, principle, is generally confused with takes their reticence for sagacity, best damask draperies to the spending only temporarily and with reluctance. For centuries these peripatetic Accordingly, they are "cover- Ringside Table? noxious fumes emanating from the word, purpose. We say that Carmine DeSapio is chimneys have gone unpunished The second difference lies in the attitude of the ing" this convention. with great this walking smokestack and even while carelessly strewing hot ash- But not everyone is fooled. care in two directions: 1. To get without principle but that Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt has suffer him to break out an assort- parties toward stimulating faster growth in our es on the hearthstone of human- Nightclub operators have learn- the fastest possible direct word to principle. What we really mean, in politics, when we ment of chimneysweep's tools at economy. ity. ed long ago never to seat a pipe the vice president when the iden the table. These include various say that is that each has a purpose and that their pur- smoker at a ringside table. He tity of the man who is to be the The forgotten hero who dumped picking, patting, scraping, ream- There is real agreement between the parties that will not only criticize the food, Democratic nominee seems clear. poses are different. If, for instance, you want to test a bucket of water on Sir Walter ing and scouring devices, along we must grow faster than we are now doing—if we carp at the floor show and cen- 2. To advise Nixon instantly that try to write down what you believe are the princi- Raleigh's initial attempt to in- with several standby pipes sure the decor, but nine times are to create enough jobs to absorb all able and will when the platform planks—espe troduce pipe smoking to Europe pouches and stems. ples which guide Carmine DeSapio and Eleanor Roose- deserves better of history. He out of 10 leave a tip that would ing to work, enough incomes to absorb the goods our daily that on civil rights—begin failed, but he had the right idea. make Silas Marner wince. The pipe smoker's ministra- to take reliable form. velt No matter how different their purposes are, their And only lately, airlines, bus- economy is capable of producing, and are at least to Mortal man seldom looks more tions at this point in the evening The second assignment is hard- principles will turn out to be the same—and very thin lines and a number of movie ridiculous than when sucking on are just a cut above polishing a keep up in the economic race with Russia. But how ly less critical than the first. ones at that. a blazing bowl or groping fever- brass spittoon in public and only to achieve this growth? The Democrats would have For the Nixon assumption that ishly in an oil silk sack for the CARMICHAEL a shade less revolting than his Kennedy would be the winner The politician who is all things to all men fails. habit of rubbing the bowl against the government seize the initiative in stimulating fuel to feed a ludicrous habit that had led to well-advanced planning Franklin D. Roosevelt was not all things to all men. he cannot kick. By comparison, his nose to lubricate the wood growth. The Republicans would attain it in Vice Presi- for an all-out Nixon effort in the the cigarette smoker is an ur- with his skin oils. dent Nixon's words by encouraging "a proper climate South—an effort in which Presi- His art was that he manipulated varieties of men to bane sophisticate and the cigar Old King Cole may have been for individual and private enterprise." dent Elsenhower personally would accept Roosevelt. Perhaps that too was the gift of Dr. imoker a paragon of dignity. a merry old soul, but life must be asked to take part by going t-~\y Mr Samuel Johnson who could not write as entertainingly Taken For Intellectual 4 have been miserable for his fid- As specific illustrations of these two great differ- into Dixie for speeches in behall as Boswell or paint at all like Reynolds or be a poet Yet it is the pipe smoker, ra- dlers three. ences, consider: of the Nixon ticket. The Presi- ther than the man with the cig- /is dent, of course, is a civil rights like Goldsmith—but all m.en sat at his feet arette or cigar, who frequently Hal Boyle Is on vacation. Medical care for the aged: Under the Democrats, moderate. Nixon, too, leans Is taken for an intellectual—a a program for this would be actively pushed and any more in that direction than to- classic case of mistaking con- ward extremism. M flagration for cerebration. Behind SOME NOTES ON legislation passed this session would almost surely be The estimate of the Nixon "Yon 41wnyi Hurt The One You Love ., , the blue swirl of pipe smoke, REAL ESTATE expanded soon. Under the Republicans, action would forces has been that Kennedy there Is seldom intellectual tire. WHO, pray is the biggest rent- be slower, the program would be much more limited. would be weak in the South for The smug chap pursing his if er of land and office space in two reasons—the fact he is Housing: Under the Democrats, broadened, liberal- lips on a pipe stem may give the whole wide-eyed world, and Catholic, and the probability he the impression of mulling over| probably the biggest owner ized programs to stimulate housing, urban redevelop- would run on an extreme Demo- some problem in nuclear fission thereof? ment, construction in areas in which federal govern- cratic civil rights plank likely to or pondering some sticky point be adopted here. Nixon, in a in Aristotlean logic. Actually, all It L*a y Not the late British empire. ment now plays only a minor or no role at all would word, not only wants the South his physical and mental contor- Not some maharaja, encrusted be a virtual certainty. Under a Nixon Administration, but concedes he well might need tions are concentrated on keep- with diamonds and dancing girls, it. Nor any family names known to the emphasis would be on "increased opportunity . . . Ing the absurd boiler beneath # He believes, however, that a fame and riches. hit nose going full blast. The fires for private enterprise, and for people working through Johnson candidacy would turn within have been banked long ago No, the biggest real estate pro- their highly responsive local and state institutions." the situation right around to far His thoughts at their deepest prietor Is thnt occidental poten Taxes: The Democrats would strive for prosperity as the South and border states concern such titanic issues as tatc, your Uncle Snm, The U.S are concerned. The vice presi- whether to apply another match, government In liHiO will pny $160through expansion of desirable spending and count on dent would not seriously expect whether to tamp down the tobac- million to lease 1.6 million acre? a resulting boom producing enough money to allow to do much good cither In the co tighter or fluff it up looser, of land and one biMinn square South or the border states with And whether to reach Inlo his fc-ot of office space throughout for tax cuts too. The Republicans would give priority Johnson nt the hend of the Dem- pocket for a cotton miming rod thi; world. In addition, says the to tax reforms to stimulate business. ocratic ticket. to scrape out his nicotine itewr.r General Services Administration, Interest rates: The Democrats would seek other There Is the possibility, there- In public. the federa" K"vornm<'nt holds title fore, thnt this convention may The fuel thul (he avi'rufit* |ii)» to 771.7 million ituies of land controls rather thnn the traditional nnfs of tipht money require Nixon to make quick and imoker run keep his counsel in wherever the sun sets. All this and expensive loan rates to curb inflationary tenden- fundamental alterations in hid • heated discussion doesn't mean IN worth $49.2 billion, anrl it In- cies. A Nixon Administration would resist new controls. own plnnn, Once before he lins thul he is any more prudent, lol 1 POM'T BELIE cludes « blf, parcH of bench in had to do so. Gov, Nelson Rockc- eninl or wurldy wise Hum Hie I ISf & Mnwiiil, assessed In the millions, The next administration will bo to the "left" of follor'n nhrupt wlthdrnwal Insl r<"M of us, It simply menus Ibnl \s;CO^L- reserved for "milllnry recren- Eisenhower. How far left will be determined by Docemher from contention for the he Is too tuny pliiymn sinker In linn " whether the Democrats or Republicans decide how blp, Republican ncmlnnlion forced the his fiiriiil fiirilitn- to hr.ir 01 Ilij; (iovrrnmrnt? llijj operator. Nixon office lo junk overnight nn i .in' iiUiul ulml is Ij'inj' dr.i ir '. We j;l/t It. ,'illllrks. (IK.! role of coviTiiniciil is lo lie and how we uro to try I'lcil) ;| 1-lnlnirulr pro-convention hd I •••Ml.HIM, l-|,i., Jlriiild |)) .speed our nation':) j'.rowlh. flf;niii!it Rockefeller, BED BANK REGISTER Wei.,- Wy 13?

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SM53 SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR rOlHT OF XKW JERSEY t'HANCKBY 1MVISION MONMOI-TH COUNTY Dorkel >ci. F-I288-M F:sl; Kr.ilty A- Invrstir.rnt Company, * corporation of the State of New Jer- WAY •ey. Plaintiff vs; Robert Mogge, el • Is. rWemianta DISCOUNT CENTERS By virtue of a writ of execution In the above stated act inn to me di- rected, I shall expose for sale at pub- Mr vendup. at the Court House in liie Borough of Freehold, Count>* ol Monmouih, Now Jersey, on Monday, the lfith day of July, I960, at 2 o'clock, P. M. Prevailing Time. ALL the follow]ng tracti or parcels of land and trip premlaei hereinafter particularly ascribed: TRACT I., situate, lying and being In the Township of Rant an In the County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey. BEING known and designated as Lot No, 65 on the Map of Cold Spring Heights, Section 2, West Keansburg, Raritan Township, Monmouth County. New Jersey; said map was filed in the Monmouth County Clerk's Office on February 6, 1052 tn Case 8, Section 28. GIRL'S BABY TRACT II., situate, lying and being In the Township of Miridletown in the County of Monmouth and State of New Jersey. DOLL & KNOWN and designated as Lot 67 in Block 3 on "Map ot Section One, Manson Manor, situate near Falrvlew, Mlddletown Township, Monmouth Coun- ty, New Jersey, Prank J. Manson, Owner" filed in the Monmouth County Clerk's Office on March 20, 1932, as, %£ap Number Case 9-12. TRACT I Being commonly Known and designated as No. 6 Truman Place, East Keansburg, Rarlian Township,! New Jersey. Tract II being common-i ly known and designated as No. 89 Crestvtew Drive, Middletown Town- •lilp. New Jersey. The approximate amount of the judgment to be satisfied by laid tale ti the sum of 511,875.00 together with the pout* of this sal*. IRA E. WOLCOTT, fiherill. Dated June 7, 1960 Bldney Alpern, Atty. June 22. 29. July 6, 13 $37.80

8-419 SHERIFF'S SALE SUPERIOR COURT OF NEW JERSEY CHANCERY DIVISION MONMOUTH COUNTY COMPARABLE Docket No. F-1747-39 Red Bank Firemen's Relief Asiocli VALUE lion, a corporation of the State of New Jersey. Plaintiff vs: Frank Westbrook and Gertrude Weatbrook. his wile, et 1.19-1.29 >t. Defendants By virtue of a writ of execution In | the Above stated action to me di- rected, I shall expose for sale at public vandue, at the Court House In LITTLE BOY'S the Borough of Freehold, County of COMPARABLE VALUE Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday. the 25th day of July. 1&60, at 2 o'clock SUMMER P. M. Prevailing Time. 1.19-2.29 All those certain tracts or parcels of land and premises, hereinafter par- PAJAMAS ticularly described, situate, lying and p A C D E F H being In the Township of Mlddletown B In the County of Monmouth and state ind putih! filri'j of New Jersey, FIRST TRACT: Be- 1 piict styliM wttt GIRL'S GIRL'S BOY'S Cirl'f SHORT BOY'S ginning at a stake In the center of rljptrnuftT the public road leading from Nave- BATHING Co-ordinpted SLEEVE WASHABLE Short Shorts • ink to Chapel Hill, two hundred (200) luUtCrt KNIT feet southerly from the southwest cor- conoN ner of a lot of land belonging to Wil- ^) COMPJVAU1.19 SWIMSUIT TRUNKS Summer Sets POLOS SHORTS & Jamolcos liam M. Bennet; thence running C0MI>. VAL l.» C0MP.VAL 1.1* C0Mr.VAL1.IM.tf COMF.VAL.Mt COMF.VAt. l.l« C0MT.VAL1.lt COMP.VALl.n (1) northerly, along the center of said SWIMSUIT road, fifty feet to a stake In the south- tottr. VAL i.» » 85*/. cotton. 15% Sure fitting Helwca • All styles in prints, Soft embed cottORs! • Bedford and baby • High fashion • Special psrthats west corner of a lot of land sold or INFANTS' agreed to be sold to Sallie Vail; baby etweks! elastic nylon! stretch! stripes and solids! Colorful stripes and cords! detailing! from fauns mkeri thence <2> easterly, along said Sallie jacquards! • Zip fry front, two •Wash n' wears Vail'a south line to land belonging to SUMMER • Perfect ftttinc • Vibrant stripes hi Emblen trims! • Blouse* with shirts, • Tepfabrii»,dmt George H. Sickles; thence (3) souther- Red and royal blue! Jamalcas or pedal Newest shades! tab model! included! ly, along sild Sickles' line thirty- ebttktef ami back! red, rtyal, navy aakerittaiLfist two (eel to a stake; thence 14* west- PAJAMAS and turquoise! Sizes MO! pushers! Sizes 3-8! • Many colors! • Sizes 3-fix, 7-14! taiforiae! • • erly, in & straight line to the place of • Sizes Mx, 7-14! Beginning. SECOND TRACT: Begin- • Sizes 4-14! • Sizes 3-81,7-14! • Sizes 3-8! '• Sizw 3^,7-14! ning «t a stone In the west line of HiiM art trip JnrcittMt! OMfAAlU lf*ni belonging to George H. Sickles. ln«illiKi«ts.Sini1-3' GIRL'S SLEEVELESS BLOUSE . Wash n' wears tn the group, Dan River Cottons! Fine tailoring! Wanted shadesTiim 7-141. VAlU11.it •aW alone being thirty-three and one- Tff third feet in a southerly direction from C0MP.VAL1.19 the southeast corner of a lot of land now belonging to aaly~{)F s>:rrTT:.MK>T OF tubing! ACCOl NT, AMI WKKCTIONS Kilt niftTKIIlLTION Comfortable con- KSTATE OF HOCCO A. FAWJOIJO toured seal You get 124 DKCKASKD Trlple-S Blue Notice it hereby j:\cn that tnr and back! account n of tn« suh*rril>er-lix«c\jtor Stamps Toot Of the eftste of ^ntd lH>cr«!ir» Tin" Munmouili Counij- CourV Pr'.hate Divmon. or, You get 97 Triple-S \V(dncR-1ay. \\\* \i\\\ ij;ij«t A, U, l!-')0, HI I') n'CKtf'it a. in n! Blue Stamps Too! COMPARAHE thr Cnufity (Vmrt MMUM- Mrirmmpnt VALUE 19.98 • nd rojrt Plrpct" Frp'h^^i New jrr • 'V. ut ' • -• ' - fo »H" •Nn* HIT) OMHIHI-I fcfjr mid DIHK'" T10N8 ¥ltn DIHTKIHI'TION' • Complete with hood, off-on motor and spit! iJatd June 17th A. 1> , ]W). TMK ATLANTI'" HKi Ml*A'.'Dl • Extra added feature...metal work table! NATKJNAL HANI-:, fiy: J-'rarikltn V, f'rav.('if(l. • Crank handle heat control for perfect AiHi»t'iut Tnjjii oditfr, cooking! Atlanii'r UDEi^mn-ll, N, J. • Rolls easily on 5* wheels! KXECUTOIl. • Coppertone styling! .UrMri, horpii^on A Lnwlfy, CouriBfUoiM H( haw, B^ Kirn! Aveti'M- Ailanltr Hljthinri'lK, N. J.

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Hayes of Vaux- The ever-present problem of Scholarship WASHINGTON (AP)-U.S. of- •ports came back to plague the all and John Quattrochi of ficials hold little hope of winning board lest night - from two di- enns Grove rescued Deanne Dredging freedom for two Air Force of- rections. Established Woodward of Niagara Falls last ficers held in Russia, following the shooting down of an Ameri- First, the board was unable to NEW BRUNSWICK — A $100,- aturday after a boating accident reach a decision on bids for foot- can reconnaissance bomber on 000 scholarship fund has been the upper Niagara River, Of Creek ball Jerseys, practice pants, and established at Rutgers University, July I. lodger Woodward, 7, her broth- whiffle balls and bats. through a bequest of the late ,The expectation here is that A bid on athletic supplies by Dr. Robert A. Cooke of Scobey- T, was swept over the cataract, To Start Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- Sherwood's Sporting Goods, ville, Rutgers graduate of 1900 mt was rescued by a sightseeing LITTLE SILVER - A contract chev will put the two men on Broad St., was rejected last and a trustee from 1940 until his loat at the base of the falls, for the dredging of Little Silver trial on charges of espionage in month after a board member death on May 7 of this year. order to promote his campaign fames Honeycutt, 40, the owner Creek was awarded by Borough complained of the lack of com- Dr. Mason W. Gross, Rumson, Council last night. against American bases in Allied 1 if the boat, was missing and petition . president of Rutgers, announced It went to the low bidder, Mills!countries. The board is not requireq d to today that provisions of Dr. resumed drowned. Last night Crane Servjce and Construction! The United States formally de- advertise on bids under $1,000, Cooke's will, probated May 18,he Common Council quickly ap- Co., Farmingdale. The price isjmanded release of the two offi- but decided with good sports will eventually increase the fund, roved a suggestion that Hayes $25,973.25. jeers yesterday in a note deliv- manship to invite other bidders designated as the Robert A. ind Quattrochi and the crew of Two weeks ago, the governing ered to the Soviet foreign office to compete. Cooke Educational Foundation, to he Maid of the Mist receive a NEW FOR THAT TRIP — Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon, named to be the spiritual leader body voted lo readvertise for theby the embassy in Moscow. $500,000. More Flayers ivic honor. The celebration will for the Jewish delegation of Boy Scouts going to the National Jamboree at Colorado project's bids after holding on to The note rejected Soviet Last night three contestants Dr. Cooke, who had lived at a set for some two years. nclude a week's expense-paid Springs, gets appropriately outfitted for the encampment. Selling him his uniform is charges that the aircraft was on took the field against Sherwood's, Hockhockson farm, established in acation in the city. Hayes and The low bid received the last a spy mission similar to that of two of which bid under the local is will eight trust funds of ap-Quattrochi already have been William A. Magee of Clayton and Magee, Red Bank. Rabbi Hershon will leave time was about $25,000. he U2 high altitude jet which sporting goods concern. roximately $100,000 each, whose ecommended for a Carnegie with the Scouts next Tuesday. Borough Engineer Otis R. Sea- went down in Central Russia However, a motion to accept ncome will go to their benefio medal for their heroism. man said the reason for the bids May 1. a bid of $788.24 by Yankow's, iaries during their lifetimes. The increase is a relocation of the Long Branch, was defeated, 3-2. principal sums of these funds will Band Concerts creek between Branch Ave. and The B47, which was accused by Dissenting board members said eventually be divided between MIAMI BEACH, Fla. —A 75- Warn Businessmen: Prospect Ave. the Soviet government of violat- the low bid of $692.40 by Athletic Rutgers and the Roosevelt Hos- ear-old Newark, N. J. woman Begin Tonight To Start Work ing its air space on July 1 in the Arctic region of the Kola Penin- Trainers Supply Co., New York, pital, New York. collapsed and died Tuesday, min Mr. Seaman said the figures SEA BRIGHT—The seventh sula, actually was never closer should be investigated before a Was Allergist utes after a ' beach assistant No Sidewalk Signs that work on the mile-long proj- consecutive season of band con- than 30 miles to the Soviet coast, decision is made. The scholarship assistance will pulled her from the surf. Police ect will begin in about 10 days. certs begins here tonight. the U.S. note declared. The four bids were then refer- go to "deserving, worthy and said Mrs. Carmela Pasqual called Borough Attorney James R. SEA BRIGHT — The governing red to the athletic committee for acceptable students" and by the or help while swimming near Announcement was made Minogue said four easements "It is therefore evident," the body warned store owners last study. terms of the will is not limited ietty at a Miami Beach Hotel, yesterday by Arthur Katims, along the creek must still be ob- note said, "that pursuant to in- Sycamore night that the borough ordinance Another sports problem — theto undergraduate tuition pay he was conscious as Paul Larry executive secretary of the tained. structions of the Soviet govern- 'aris pulled her from the water prohibiting sidewalk signs is go- loss of all the high school's head ments. The fund may be used Chamber of Commerce. They are the Rothwell proper- ment airplanes of the Soviet Air but collapsed as he helped he ing to be strictly enforced. coaches over a salary dispute — in providing education in its The concerts are sponsored ty, for which an offer of $200 is Force wantonly attacked the walk out onto the beach. An Principal was brought up by Edson A. Lew- broadest sense for students a The warning came after one by the chamber, in co-opera- being made; Ferguson, $300; Lu-American airplane over inter- autopsy will be performed to de- is, former chairman of the Redsuch stage or period or post grad- business proprietor showed up at tion with Borough Council. They cas, $150, and Berg, $250. national waters with the admitted termine cause of death. Bank Committee for Better Ed- uate or undergraduate study and Appointed the meeting to protest a sum will be held each Wednesday Property Appraised loss of that aircraft and of the ucation. at such institutions" as the trus mons for violation of the code. night, from 8:30 to 10:30, for The attorney stated the prices life of at least one of the mem- Current Status tees and president of the univer NEW SHREWSBURY - The Councilman John A. Carlson, six weeks, at the municipal were arrived at by a real estate bers of its crew. TRENTON - A $20,000 neg- chairman of the polj.ee commit Mr. Lewis asked the board sity determine. Board of Education made known parking lot. appraiser. "Two other members of the ligence award to a Hackensack tee, explained that "lately, signs what the status of the coaching An allergist, Dr. Cooke was in last night its appointment of Ed- Council President Edward F. crew have, according to the boy who caught his hand in have been popping up on side- Music will be furnished by situation is for next year. strumental in establishing the ward A. Pavlovsky as principal Torre estimated the entire cost Soviet note, been taken Into a moving escalator was re- walks all over the place." Bud Dillon. "I hear rumors," he reported, of Sycamore Elementary School. of the project, including cngi Institute of Allergy at Roosevel versed yesterday and a new The annual bathing beauty custody without any legal basis "that the board's failure to re- He said that the time had come neer's fees, the appraiser's fee, Hospital. trial ordered. The Appellate contest will be held sometime and are to be subjected to trial cognize the talent of last year's "when we have to enforce the and easement costs, will amount Dr. Cooke's death ended whal Division of Superior Court said next month, Mr. Katims said. under what is called 'full severity coaches will have a serious ef- ordinance. One store owner put to $29,670. Dr. Gross termed, "A lifetime o Bergen County Judge Arthur And—there will be another of Soviet law." The three other fect on the spirit and morale of two in front of< his place," he dedicated and intelligent service J. O'Dea went outside the evi- "dimple knee" contest for the He said the borough's cost members of the crew remain un- the students." to Rutgers." noted. $16,670 while the county cost is accounted for." dence in commenting to the Council also decided to call t men. The board briefed Mr. Lewis Actlv.e Alumnus jury last year and apparently $13,000. The United States demanded on the events that resulted in halt to the erection of large sign A member of Delta Kappa Ep- influenced the verdict unfairly. the release of First Lt. John R. the return of five unsigned con- on the east side of Ocean Ave silon social fraternity and CapThe jury awarded the money to McKone, 28, of Tonganoxie, Kan., tracts from members of the and Skull, senior honor society, An ordinance was passed o: George Vasios, now 10, and his Delegates the navigator, and First Lt. F. B. coaching staff in May. while an undergraduate, Dr. first reading which will restricl Damage Is parents of 34 Coolidge PI., Olmstead, 24, of Elmira, N. Y., Unsigned contracts are tanta Cooke won his master's degree signs there to nine square feel Hackensack. The boy hurt his the co-pilot. mount to resignations, Dr. Sid-from Rutgers and his medical in size. Under present regular Named By hand Aug. 2, 1957, when it was $3,500 In ndy Hodas, board member, said. degree from the College of Physi tions, signs of up to 50 squar The return of the body of the drawn Into the housing of the pilot, which Russia claimed1 to "Neither coaches nor anyone cians and Surgeons in New York feet may be erected. The new escalator handrail at the Pack- have recovered from a life raft, else," he said, "should wag thein the same year, 1904. Dr. Cook regulation is designed primarily Legion Group House Fire ard-Bambergcr store in Hack- .. was also demanded. He has been dog by the tail. The coaches re- later served as a faculty menv to eliminate the traffic hazari EATONTOWN — Fire g ri EATONTOWN — Mrs. Vincent RU"ea) identified as Capt. Willard G. signed and we (the board) ac- ber of Cornell Medical School an ensack. Two skin-grafting op- caused by the large signs. a bedroom in a house at 218 Moyes and Mrs. Henry Snyder Palm, 39, of Oak Ridge, Tenn. cepted." , has been assisting attending phy erations and three months' hos- It was noted, however, that the South St. last night. Damage was were named delegates to the Need Time Studies sician at Bellevue and City Hos- pltalizatlon were required. The ordinance will not require tha estimated at $3,500. "It should be clear to the parents sued Otis Elevator Co., existing signs, over nine square American Legion convention Soviet government," the United Another board member, Sam- pitals and later director of ap- ,„.., r | Living in the dwelling are the which Installed and maintained feet, be removed. It will apply g uel Carotenuto, whose personnel plied immunology at New York Wildwood Sept. 8 through 10 at Scuddie McGec, Jr. fantily. u is States solemnly warned, "that a the escalator, and also the only to new signs. re e l committee is investigating the ex Hospital. last weeks meeting of'?heaux.-;owned b phl,. D ,„ Newj P ''' '°n of acts of this nature store. During the trial, they tra work-extra pay problem, said Dr. Cooke, active for almosi Public hearing was set for July Iiaryy. Chosen as alternates were | shrewsburVi cannot fail to have the most ser- settled with the store for $3,- 26. JVArp T Qnijic I^Q 11 fmn a rs n Q« t\ \JKrc I * Richardjlous consequences, responsibility the board could not raise any a half century in Rutgers alumn Mrs. James Kaufmann and Mrs. AssistantF|re chjef 000. The case centered on the ifoorr wmctwhichl wou|would rrest U upon the salaries until time studies are affairs, was elected an alumn EdgauKdr v-aiiyuCaffyn. iZadorozny said the McGees were|' d «' P 1 prepared. trustee in 1940 and a charter trus function of a flexible rubber Two amendments were added, watch|ng'the Democratic Conven- Soviet government alone. protector at the base of the Edward A. Pavlovsky 6 Mr. Carotenuto said Royal T. tee in 1947. He was a truste Police Trace to the by-laws by the constitution'tjon on television when mr ,2. The note also offered to join Hintze, principal, is taking ap- and former officer of the Rut' handrail. The judge told the and by-laws committee. year-old son said he wanted to go!with Russia and perhaps other Mr. Pavlovsky, who resides at b plications for the vacant coach- gers Research and Educationa jury that It must consider A joint installation for the Le-;£pstajrs countries in "a thorouggh search 451 South Pine Ave., South Am- gion and auxiliary officers is Ing positions, but that no oneFoundation. whether a rubber guard was When hc got there, Chief Za- for the downed airplane and the boy, will succeed, on Aug. 1, Missing Boy scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 16, has been hired yet. there to protect against lint the boy said he missing members of its crew and Dr. Cooke maintained a resi Milton G. Hughes who has ac- 11 Lait night the board accepted dence at 470 Park Ave., Newand dirt, or whether it was to cepted a position as principal of at the post home. The affair w' ! saw the bed on fire ' [examination of such remains of the resignation of Chester Koval- York City, but spent all possibl prevent such an accident. "An McKay School, Tenafly. To New York be held outdoors and will be pre-j Firemen were at (he sccne forlth(! aircraft as may be located." eski, freshman football and ju> ineffective guard is no guard ceded by a barbecue. 1ab()u t an hour i The White House, from Presi- time at Hockhockson Farm where The new principal will be paid nior varsity basketball coach. he carried on a nationally-known at all . . ." he commented, LITTLE SILVER — Police re- Others attending the meeting; c , ,hc fjre has „., bccn'dent Eisenhower's vacation head- at the annual rate of $7,500. cattle breeding program. and the Appeals Court said ported today that the search for! were Mrs. Louise Dacey and Mrs.' de,e "mtn°d quarters at Eugene Hageman. The principal beneficiary of th( that misled the jury. Mr. Pavlovsky was previously i Lawrence Paradis, 15, son of charged earlier yesterday that A business meeting will take estate is Robert A. Cooke, Jr. a teacher and guidance counselor Maj. Joseph Paradis, 29 Sunny- the affair constituted "a deliber- Police Label place Tuesday, Aug 2, in the Dr. Cooke's only child. in Edison Township for six years. crest Ct., missing since Monday, ate and reckless attempt to cre- AUDUBON - Fire in a smal During summers and other school has led to New York City. post home. Guards, Not ate an international incident." Car Troubles apartment building early toda recesses, he has been an instruc- According to police, the youth Behind this charge apparently killed one man and routed six tor at the Rutgers Reading Clin- purchased a one-way ticket to Baby Sitters is the belief of American leaders Hearing Set persons. The body of David J. ic, New Brunswick, for grades New York City on the 3:30 p. m.Penalize Tavern that Khrushchev is engaged in a On Parkway Stevenson, 45, a shipyard work- two through eight. train, SEA BRIGHT — Public b«achI ruthless and determined effort to On Split Vole lifeguards got one slam here NEW SHREWSBURY — Nu-For Garden er in Camden, was discovered by Holder of a B.A. degree from He was reported to have left picture the United States before dists, fan fancers, prohibitionists firemen making a final check the University of Washington, Se- the train at Pennsylvania Station UNION BEACH - By a 4-3 last night and, as a result, about the world as an aggressive na- and absent-minded professors are after they had extinguished th attle, and an M.A. degree in guid- in New York, police said. vote, the Borough Council last a dozen pals on the back. ition willing to take extreme risk a big nuisance on the Garden Apartments blaze. The fire was confined t< ance and school administration The city missing persons bu- night found the Village Inn, Un- Council received a letter of I of war to spy on the Soviets and State Parkway. RED BANK-The Zoning Boar the top story of the three-storj from Rutgers, he is a candidate reau has begun a search for theion Ave., guilty of selling liquor criticism, stating that the guards (willing to endanger the safety were shirking their duty and!of its Allies in the process. These offenders, however, are of Adjustment tonight will con' frame structure (at 214 Wyomin for the degree of doctor of edu- lad there. to minors May 27. were not always at their stands, j not people. sider a request for a varianc Ave.) Investigators said it ap cation there. This summer he is This is the second time the The tavern's license was or- One of the guards, Harold, They are the names coined by permitting garden apartments ai parently began in Stevenson'! taking classes at the University boy has left home.. On May 31dered suspended for three days, state police and garagemen for 239 Spring St. apartment. of Delaware under his second;he took off but was found later from Aug. 1 through Aug. 3. Peters, declared that "we can- lnot be baby sitters." Bond Issue the most frequent types of auto- National Defense Education Pro-1 in Highlands, Voting for conviction were A hearing on the applicatioi Hc mobile breakdowns on the super- by Spring Street Properties, Inc. gram scholarship. Councilmen John Mclnnes, Rob- charged that many parents (Continued) TRENTON - A 25-year-old air highway. was postponed last month at th Mr. Pavlovsky is 33 years old ert Holland and William F. Rodg- bring tots to the beach and then square foot, which compares well man was caught early today The "nudist" is the car which request of the applicant's atto and married. He and Mrs. Pav- with similar school buildings beb - the living quarters of six Roma: comes a cropper because of ney, Milton Abramoff, Red Bank. lovsky have three children, eight, Schilling's Catholic nuns. Sister Domlnicl (who broke the «-»^ 1""^ Z^T'H^*™^ '" "" ^ "* bare tirti e which blows out. Mr. Abramoff, who Is also five and three. Marie of the Catholic Welfare Giordan""• ' o suggested thai the The "(an dancedancerr " is tthh e carmember of the corporation, sail He served with the Army in Gregory Guarino of Ealontown Bureau said she awoke and hcan Oil Burner guards "sifin one or two com- which stops after a fan bebl he wished to present his case 1945-46 and 1952-54. in his latter Frank Raccioppi and William J. someone in her roc—> Her ou breaks. with the aid of his architect, whe enlistment, he served as a first Langan. ' not to provide transportation for cries summoned other nuns, whi neRlcct of their children." The "prohibitionist" is the vehi was sick at the time of the Jun lieutenant executive training of- students less than 2]/ miles from called police. Police said Loui Bid OKd "Word will get around," he 2 ele which tries to move with a meeting. ficer. J. Palmer, attached to the 1611th lid, "and you may save a life dry radiator. The corporation, which also in RED BANK - The Board of Abby Is Riding Air Group at McGuIre Air Force tat way. : '"",' %llt The "asbsent-mlnded professor eludes Harvey Karan, Springfiel, Education last night accepted an "It is definitely the job of the:sl" , \ Is the car out of gas. president, and Leslie D, Lipoff, Base, told them he had been $18,502 bid by G.E. Schilling, Inc., Hurricane Route G. Shepnrd, board drinking. He was held on an Refrigerator parents to watch their children," Anarc* State Police Capt. David Dow- Little Silver, wants to build Shrewsbury, for the installation MIAMI, Fla., (AP) - Hurri- member from New Shrewsbury, open charge. he added, "and I that gin said police have issued s a 140xl40-foot parcel owned of three oil burners at the River cane Abby, the season's first, is eral dozen tickets to drivers ol Councilman Peter W. Falvo. Street School. Power to Be expected to carry galle fforce in court." such cars over the last five year Other Business The installation of the burners carious, and that secondary TRENTON - The state has ac- winds and heavy rainfall to Following the one letter nf —but that most have been spared The board also will conslde and breeching is to be completed Jamaica today as the tropical school pupils are capable of cused a former Newark minister several read in the power of the law. variance applications from D of selling worthless stock to hisTurned Off before school opens in Septem- begin to Parkway Public Relations Di John Sinnott, Jr., 151 East Fron ber. The school is being convert- selves safely to and from school. parishioners. Deputy Attorney touch thc island. 'the guards. rector Milton Levy said in the St., and Dr, R. B, .Robertson am MIDDLETOWN - Capt. Ray- Transportation Cost General Francis C. Foley said cd from coal to oil heat. I The U. S. Weather Bureau at"5 In addition, several persons first six months of the year, 13, Dr. William L. Wood, 44 Lero' mond T, Walling, chief of detec- Mr. Bartlc pointed out that a a Superior Court order to stop The electrical work connected!a. m, said Jamaican interests ifrom the audience rommended 850 cars broke down on the park' PI. tives, has warned all persons hav- saving of $'15,000 would he ef- such activity, was issued last Fri- with the conversion was awarded should remain on the a'crt'!the men for their work. way and required emergency This Is the second request from ing food stored in tho Bclford Re' to C.F. Clark Co., 120 Wallace fected the first year. No state day against Rev. Morris M. Ward as well as interests in the Cay-11 MrPetcrsiotcdihat in P sistance. Dr. Wood and Dr. Robertson, wh frigerntlon Co., to report at 10 St., with a low bid of $1,190. aid would be available for this of the African Methodist Episco- mans, Northeast Nicaragua andd ", Z|n ™ ', J were denied a a. m. Friday or Saturday to n0 a s he said. The $50,- There were 4,391 fan dancers variance la: pal Church at 80 Sussex Ave., To Resurface along thc north coast of Hondur- downed it a nubi beach here »ransportallon and prohbitlonlsts, and cars with month because of Inadequal claim theih r property. In other business, the board: drowntd a u llc beach 000 cost would be borne by local Newark. David F. Conroy, chief us and the east coast of the Vll.l "' P " **"• l mechanical defects; 3,723 nudists, Capl. Walling said the Jersey ' taxes. Under the proposed sys- parking facilities and objcctloi of thc state securities bureau, Voted to advertise for bids forlcatan peninsula. and 2,591 absent-minded profess to the design of thc medical ol Central Power and Light Co. ISniiKlllg ! tern, the cost will be $5,000. said thc minister was transferred Ihe resurfacing of the Mechanic; Abby changed course a bit to torn. flee building they plan to bulli j A breakdown of the proposed to a parish in thc Philadelphia plans to disconnect power to the jStrcct School playground and Ihe the north during the night and School in at thc Leroy PI. address. meat storage plant on Ear.t,Rd. | $100,000 referendum shows tlm! area two weeks ago and since painllns of the stadium, bleach- lias gained slightly in Intensity, ESSO UPS GAS ONE CENT Thc doctors do not plan to Tucsdny, - Robert !. thc money will be spent this hc hits left tho suite, the parish- crs mid outbuildings at the athle-'HighesHighest winds, however, werci (hc NEWARK, N. J. (AP) -Th'side In the office building, He raid that the owner of the tic field. : ||| | || . King, 74 Woodside Dr., has been ioners cannot get their money st 0 )Oul 8r) m t s per h011l ncar wny; Esso Standard Oil division In firm, .Inmes II. Waller of Nep- Approved Ihe continuation of the storm'"! renter. accepted us n student nt the rriymnnslui m lorker rnnnn and back. Hc said thc minister held creased Its minimum fair trad AUGUST OCCUPANCY tune, has boon missing since Fri- n contract with Serpico's Office! Gal''s extend out 175 miles in NABAC school for hank auditors! lockers, $110,1)00; shelving, $lli. a dinner In thc spring of 1959 and prices of gasoline in New Jersey RED BANK-The Red Dan day and that all efforts lo locate Equipment Co., Monmoiith St.,'the storm's northern semi-circle and comptrollers nt th" Unlvcr 0M~ ; bonding an...d le^ul .fees. gold stocks in Ward Products Co., by ono cent a gallon at midnight Housing Authority last night pr him have foiled. for ih« cleaning and repair of and nliout 75 miles lo thc south, slty of Wisconsin. $3,000; printing of bond Issues Inc., an ultramodern bcuitty par- last night. dieted that Montgomery Tcrrnci Capt. Walling said that n for- typewriters nt a cost of $152. LThc? weather bureau experts lit- The three-yenr school, which for election, $1,500; hunk up of lor in Ncwurk. Conroy said nine Excluding taxes, thc fair trad apartments may start taklnR le mer owner of the storage com- And accepted with "deep up. He change. In si/c or intensity dur- meets for [wo weeks each sum-No, 2 holler, $13,700; furniture parishioners, who invested n total price, of roijulHr crntle Kauri wns ants by the middle of nn pany would he nvnllnlile Friday preclntlon" the renewal of a $1,- ing Ih rnrxl VI to 21 hours. mer, will open July 31. ami i'la.';:ii'i>oin equipment, $'•'.- Increased from 18.0 lo IB.!) cents month. Tim selection of tenan of $3,775, came to him and filedi;,n,|' Siitmilnv lo help customers001) nrinnymims scholarship for Tin.stor- m was inovinc must Mr. Kini: is employed liV IheWIO; allilftii' fielil and li.uk. 1 ERSO Extra was raised lo 22.!), was discussed at the meeting la n securities complaint ogiilnsllwltlulriiw their foo.l before it pet-Hllil. The winner this yenr was ly w.:.care d at alxnit IT> miles ('(lemieal Hank, New Yoik Itust, $liO.()no, .urhiieei * [ee, ind Esso Coklcn went up to 21.9. tliL-ir minister, [islies. j MLSS 1'atricia L. Iloriiue.ri;cr. ipcrh ui. U:n., of N^ Yoik. icy, $1,V!).'i. BED BANK REGISTER WABC-TV WOJVJV 12—Wed., July 13, 1960 TELEVISION CfttBOCf wra WNTA-tW TV A Radio WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY EVENING 2:10- (2) Weather 2:00— (2) Love of Life 6:00— (2) Democratic 2:15— (2) Movie (4) Truth or Convention 2:30- (5) News On Being Consequences (4) Democratic 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers (7) Restless Gun Convention 1:15— (4) 13th Hour 12:30- (2) Search For (5) Felix and Friends (9) News and Weather Aware Tomorrow (7) Democratic 1:45— (4) News; Sermonette (4) All-Star Highlights Convention 3:00- (2) Movie 3:10— (2) News (5) Cartoons (11) Popeye Editor's Note—During AP TV 4:10- (2) News (7) Love That Bob! (13) Citizen Soldier columnist Cynthia Lowry's va- 12:45— (2) Guiding Light 4:15— (2) Give Us This Day cation, noted TV personalities 6:20- (4) From The Floor (4) All-Star Baseball THURSDAY MORNING are taking over her corner. 6:30— (5) Our Gang 1:00- (2) News (11) Casey Jones Here's the man from NBC's (5) Cartoons 6:15— (2) Previews 'Today" show with some phil- (13) Summer Show 6:20- (2) Give Us This Day (7) About Faces 7:00- (2) (4) (7) osophy of his own. (11) All-Star Baseball 6:25— (2) News Convention Coverage 6:30— (2) Summer Semester 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen (5) Convention News By DAVE GARROWAY (S) News 6:55— (4) Sermonette (9) Terrytoons 7:00- (2) News As host of the television show (9) News and Weather (11) News "Today," which has achieved 1:30— (2) As The World Turns (4) Today 7:10- (4) News 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer Ernest Borgnme in "PAY OR DIE," starting tonight at some renown as a communica- (5) Movie 7:25-(U) Weather tions program, I'm probably more (7) RayMilland 7:30— (7) Early Bird Cartoons the Fly-In Drive-In Theater, Route 34, Belmar. 7:30— (5) Racket Squad 7:50- (5) Call To Prayer aware of news happenings than (9) Film Drama (9) Movie the average man in the street. 2:00- (2) Full Circle 8:00- (2) News (11) Air Power (5) Ding Dong School However, even if I were a pri- (7), Day In Court (13) Highway Patrol vate citizen in some area of work (9) Film Drama (7) Little Rascals 8:00- (2) (4) (7) 8:10- (2) News Cows Galore outside the communications field, 2:30— (2) House Party Convention Coverage I still would be interested, con- (7) Gale Storm 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo (5) Follow That Man cerned, and hold opinions regard- (9) Film Drama 8:30— (5) Sandy Becker TRENTON — There are still Township's human population to- ing the state of the world. Just 2:55- (5) News (11) Honeymooners 9:00— (2) People's Choice ome places in New Jersey where tals 837. The cattle count is 1,- as it's my job as a communica- 3:00— (2) Millionaire (13) Movie (4) Hi Mom he bovine population outnumbers 786. Other Sussex County town- tor to keep up with happenings, (5) TV Reader'! 8:30— (5) Award Theater (7) Beulah le human residents of the area. ships where a like situation pre- KEEPING TABS — Joyce Davidson as "Today" Girl-of- it's as much my job as a citizen Digest (11) San Francisco Beat 9:25- (5) News Despite the rapid urbanization vails are Hampton, Hardyston, the-Week, keeps count of NBC-TV equipment being ship- to stay informed. (7) Beat The Clock 9:00- (2) (4) (7) 9:30- (2) My Little Margie I the state, the N. J. Depart- Lafayette and Vernon. ped to Los Angeles for the network's coverage of the I think one of the great prob- (8) Strange Stories Convention Coverage (5) Topper ent of Agriculture reports that In Warren County, the cattle lems facing this country today is (7) Of Life and Love bout 25 townships contain more population exceeds the census Democratic national convention. Miss Davidson will ap- 3:30-(2) Verdict Is Yours (5) Wrestling the complacency of some of our (4) To Be Announced (9) Long John Nebel 10:00— (2) December Bride ows than people. count of people in at least nine pear daily on "Today" when the Monday-through-Fri- citizens. Too often the response (5) Doorway To Destiny (11) Trackdown (4) Dough Re Mi The report is based on the pre-townships: Allamuchy, Belvidere, day show originates from the convention city. ' to a situation is: (7) Who Do You Trust! 9:30— (9) Harness Racing (5) Movie iminary I960 census count (for Blairstown, Frclinghuysen, Hard- I can't be interested in what's (9) Movie (11) Californians (7) Memory Lane umans) and current records of wick, Harmony, Hope, Knowlton 10:30- (2) Video Village e department's Division of An- Mrs. Chester Huminski, Mrs. happening in Geneva or Russia." (11) Movie 10:00- (2) (4) (7) and White. No Interest 4:00— (2) Brighter Day Convention Coverage (4) Play Your Hunch mal Industry (for cows). Even in some of the less rural Unit Slates Jack Flockhart and Mrs. Godard. 11:00- (2) I Love Lucy Also present were Mrs. George That the foregoing sentiment (5) Douglas Fairbanks (11) Decoy As might be expected, the nu-counties, isolated townships boast is more widespread than I had (7) American Bandstand (13) Playback (4) Price Is Right aerical advantage of cattle is more bovines than humans. Richdale, Mrs. Gerald Poling, (7) I Married Joan 'Beau Nigh? Mrs. Harry Seylaz, Mrs. William believed was brought home to (13) Curtain Time 10:05—(13) Dance Party lost apparent in Sussex and In Plainsboro Township there me in a dramatic and shocking 4:15— (2) Secret Storm 10:30— (9) Movie 11:25- (5) News an-en counties, the state's most Smack, Mrs. Larry Mahoney, 11:30— (2) Clear Horizon are 2,375 cattle and only 1,170 LINCROFT-The Women's As- manner recently. At the time 4:30— (2) Edge of Night (11) Bold Venture mportant dairy centers. Mrs. Ray Pyburcy, Mrs. Edward (4) Concentration persons. sociation of the First Aid Squad Ross, Mrs. Thomas Priestly, Mrs. President Eisenhower's trip to (5) Mr. District 11:00- (2) (4) (7) Other Figures Other townships where Bossy met last Wednesday night at the (5) Romper Room Herbert Levitt, and Mrs. Nathan- Japan had been canceled because Attorney Convention Coverage Take Wantage Township in still reigns supreme include fire house. (7) Renny ial Carbone. of the Tokyo riots, we took our (13) Movie (5) News iussex County, where there are Lumberton and Springfield in James Allidace of Beau Rivage "Today" cameras into the streets 5:00-(2) LifeofRiley (11) News and Sports Burlington County, Stow Creek Restaurant, Spring Lake, dis- ilmost three times as many dairy to .discover what some of our (4) Movie (13) Mike Wallace . in Cumberland, South Harrison cussed an activity the club will citizens thought of this blow to ows, beef cattle, and assorted Savings Office (5) Dateline Europe 11:05— (5) Movie MOVIE TIMETABLE oung bovine fry, as there are in Gloucester, Bethlehem in Hun- hold at the restaurant. American prestige and personal (9) Rocky Jones 11:15—(11) Campy's Corner affront to our president. The ma RED BANK men, women and children. terdon, and Mannington, Piles- The affair is called "Beau (11) Bozo the Clown (13) Playback ' grove and Upper Pittsgrove in Is Renovated jority of people interviewed were Carlton—Cartoons, Short Sub Frodon Township has 806 per Night," and will be held Sept. 24. 5:25— (11) Chimp Theater 11:35—(13) Movie ions and 2,143 cattle. Green Salem. Also planned are a fashion KEANSBURG — The Keans- barely concerned. There were 5:30— (2) Our Miss Brooks 11:45—(11) Movie jects, Special Kiddie Feature, personal regrets for the Presi- show and card party to be held burg Saving and Loans Associa (S) Big Beat 12:00— (2) News Bengal Brigade, 2:00. Rat Race Oct. 4 at the Georgian House, dent's feelings, and some people (7)MyFriendFlicka (4) Jack Paar 7:00, 9:20. tion has announced that a reno- said that it was an unfortunate THEATRES Rt. 35. Kridefs, Red Bank, will (9) Movie (7) Movie WALTER READE vation program at its offices on incident, but hardly anyone we EATONTOWN be in charge of the fashion show. (11) Three Stooges (9) Movie Mrs. Thomas Bergandahl will Church' St. has been completed. spoke to had a strong opinion re- Drive-in—Rat Race, 8:40,12:40, be chairman. The project included the con- garding it. It was almost like Yesterday's Enemy 10:55. Assisting her will be Mrs. Mar-struction of a new brick and talking to a baseball fan who's ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS team had just lost. "It's too bad," shall Lilly, Mrs. Robert Godard, glass exterior for the front of Atlantic—Dog of Flanders, 2: Mrs. A. Spech, Mrs. Bud Plattner, the building. he'd say, "but there's always a tomorrow." VIEWING TV 22, 7:22, 9:20. Mrs. Victor Canmer and Mrs. Besides interior renovations, Michael DiAtamo. five new business machines have Always a Tomorrow? With HAL HUMPHREY HIGHLANDS Hostesses at the meeting were been installed at the office. Is there always a tomorrow? Marine—Guns of Timberland I hope and fervently pray so, but 6:50, 9:50. Gigantis—Fire Mon- CHOICE SEATS ARE NOW AVAILABLE in the atomic age there's always ster, 8:31. the threat that one little figure AIR CONDITIONED RADIO will push one little button and Lippman's KEANSBURG WABC 770 WNEW 1130 then there will be no tomorrows. Casino—Bells are Ringing 7:00 CARLTON BANK 880 WOR The answer to this threat or to 9:15. WCBS 710 HOLLYWOOD - Many Repub- ready have seen Vince. He wears 1410 WPAT any other threat to peace is not WHTG 930 licans still are screaming foul at a big ABC badge and has a gen-COLL1NGWOOD CIRCLE 660 WQXR resignation and complacency and WNBC 1360 CBS for giving political column- ius for being right in front of al Shore Drive-In—The Apartmen it has never been in this coun- 8:50, 12:40. Run Silent, Run AFTERNOON WNBC Morgan Biatty try. The answer is action. ist Walter Lippman an hour of the action. Monday Through Friday WOR News, prime time last week to excori- Deep, 11:10. ill00—WABC N«ws; Dick Shtpud Gabrisl Heater A disinterested public often In 1952 when Eisenhower was EATONTOWN WCBS Neva 7I4S—WCBS Bob and Kay ate Ike and his administration. being brought to the podium for WHTG Monmouth-Octan WNBC Wayne Howell Show means a lax government, regard Fly-in Drive-In—Pay or Die, News Summary WOR Carlton Kredricks less of which administration is in They (the GOPers) weren't his acceptance speech, Vince Gar- 8:50, 12:10. The Hypnotic Eye WNBC News; Ed Uerlihy Tl»S—WABC News: soothed any by the fact that Lipp- rity practically took over direc- 11:00. STARTS TONITE AT BOTH THEATRES! WOR News, John Scott Fred Robblns Show power. What each of us can do is SlOO—WCBS man already had fired the same tion of the whole operation. A tills—WOR The Fitigenlds World Tonight to take a more active interest in LONG BRANCH WCBS I.anny Ross WHTO Headlines: Music what is happening, express our criticism in his columns, or that one point Ike was so bewildered taiao—WHTQ Count; Agent Sign Of! 8:30 p.m. he had to be cajoled into ap- by ail of the instructions, he sud- Baronet—Please Don't Eat the 12:10—WCBS Helen Trent WNBC News; Wayne Howell thoughts without fear, and let our WHTO News: WOR Newa. World Today elected officials know how we pearing before the TV cameras. denly shouted, "Who do I listen Daisies, 3:40, 7:00, 10:30. Dog Relaxing Music • US—WCBS Three Guesses •130—WOR Sports feel. Of course before we take Timing the telecast on the eve to—Garrity or Hagerty?" of Flanders, 2:00, 8:50. 11:43—WCBS Couple Next Door of the national conventions was, lllSS—WABC News: Dick Shep»rd McCullough & Eliot an interest we must have an in- Vince has dressed as an ush- ASBURY PARK 1,OO—WCBS Whispering Streets »ISS—WABC News; for the Republicans, a dastardly er, purloined a delegate's badge WHTQ Headlines, Egg Fred Robbina Show terest. Just as we on "Today" Lyric—The Apartment, 2:50, 7: Prices, Music • lOO—WNBC News: Bob Haymea try to disseminate as much in- deed. and resorted to all kinds of ruses WNBC News: Ed Herlihy WOR News, Cedric Foster formation as we can on world Howard K. Smith, the compe- to make sure that ABC does not 20, 9:50. WOR New«, P. Robinson WCBS News: Ed Joyce HIS—WCBS Ma Perkins • US—WOR McCullough & Eliot affairs, newspapers, books, many tent CBS commentator interview- get the short end of a conven- Mayfalr—Psycho, 2:45, 7:15, 9:- WOR Carlton Fredrick! • ISS—WABC News; other sources are also doing this ing Lippman, says that it was tion telecast. 55. ltIO—WHTO. FarmlnKdat* News Tedd Lawrence 1130—WCBS Young Dr. Malone lOlOO—WCBS News; job. We owe it to ourselves and entirely unrehearsed. You can measure his success Ocean—Rat Race, 7:30, 9:45 WHTO News; Dance Orchestra our country to be aware. "We talked for three hours on by the fact that both NBC and Relaxing Music WNBC News; Bob Haymea Paramount—Hercules Unchain WOR Newa, Lea Smith camera," Smith reports, "The CBS have on various occasions H45—WCBS Second Mrs. Burton 10:15—WOR Our greatest danger is not that ed, 2:30, 7:50, 10:00. 1,55 WABC News; Dick Shepard McCullough & Eliot the Russians are doing too much, only thing he asked beforehand tried to lure crafty Vince away 1:00—WCBS Right To Happinesi 10135—WABC Newa was what the first question would from ABC. St. James—Ben Hur, 2:00, 8:30 WHTQ Headlines, Music 11100—W\BC News but that we are doing too little. WNBC News; Jin. Lowe . WCBS News be. The only condition he im- Vince was raised on the near WOR News, Les Smith WNBC News: BobHaymes posed was that he be shown the North Side of Chicago in the old BLOOD PROGRAM HIS—WOR Galen Drake WOR Newa. Lyle Van WCBS Just Entertainment UUS—WABC Best of Broadway film before it was telecast. 42d Ward. In that neighborhood FORT MONMOUTH - Blood tUO—WCBS Allen Gray WCBS Starlight Salute Union Beach you had to "go into politics" to WOR McCullouKh & Eliot "After seeing the film, Lipp- donors will contribute here to- WHTO News: 11:10—WABC survive. In 1953 he became the Relaxing Music The World of The Regular Democratic Or- man turned to us and said, 'Well, morrow, when the bloodmobil USS—WABC News; Dick Shepard Tomorrow ganization willl sponsor a benefibf l you've dragged me screaming bat boy for the Chicago Cubs, will be at the field house, Donor; 1:00—WCBS News: WCBS Music 'Til Dawn and such jobs aren't got just for Freeman & Ha>« 12:00—WABC Big Joe smorgasbord July 30 in Village j and kicking into the 20th Cen- may give from 8 a. m. to 1 p. m WHTO Headlines, Music WNBC News: Art Ford Inn, Jersey Ave. tury.' the asking. WNBC News; Jim Lowe WOR Long John After the war Vince headed up More than 1,300 pints have WOR News; Lyl« Van What Lippman may not have MORNING PROGRAMS Lions Club members and wives his own radio show on Chicago's been contributed this year, La jilj WOR Music from a Chorus Monday Through Friday realized is that he was about to month was the best turnout with 1,10—WHTO News; will meet at dinner July 19 in lead a chorus of "kicking and WAAF, a morning melange called • Relaxing Music 7100—WABC New,. Al Lohman 471 pints given. IISO—WABC Dennis Day WCBS Jack Sterling Bahrs' Landing, Highlands. screaming." "Breakfast Express." He also Is 1,55 WABC News: Martin Block WHTO Monmouth.Ocean a trustee in Chicago's Metropoli- 4,00—WCBS News; Dick Noel News Summary WHTO Closing Stock KBIT Prices Nine members of the Union CBS' Smith is here this week, tan Sanitary District, and as Report: Music WOR News: Beach Fire Company Fishing covering his first political con- George Gobel used to say, "You WNBC News: Art Ford John Gambling n't hardly find that kind any Cavalleria & Pagliacei WOR News. .Tohn Wlngate Club attended a fishing party vention. He rates Sen. John Ken- 4:11—WOR Radio New York Sundav aboard the Flying Star II, nedy as the best TV personality ore." 4.10—WHTO News: Relaxing Music 7.4,-WHTO Atlantic Highlands. Ninety blue among the hopeful candidates— JULY 14th 4ISS—WABC News: Martin Block •""•*. Fred Brunner "by far." MOTORIST FINED JACKOAKIEIPU KAYMEDFORD/DON RICKLES/ WHTQ It. Monmouth & was the winner of the largest Mon. Opera Festival Civil Service News Wake Up To Music "Watching their TV debate in MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Added Featurette at Eatontown Only f:Bft WCBS News: Dick Noel WCBS N«w»: Jack Sterling 'Vest Virginia, one could see that ined $5 for failing to pay a Convention Hall, Aabury Park WHTQ Monmouth-Oci-sn Show Theodore Trembley, James Hag- News Summary; WOR Newa 'ennedy easily outshone Hubert i-cent toll on the Garden State Box Office open—PR 5-0900 YESTERDAY'S ENEMY" Pnw-Jones WNBC New,; Bill Cullen lumphrey, who I believe was ac- arkway was William Bradshaw, Tickets $3.00 • $2.50 • $2.00 WNBC News, Art Ford • US—WOR Dorothy and Dick Me Inerney, Ka>,.ii,..„ tually hurt by TV. He looked and of 44 Chapin Ave., Red Bank. WOR News, John Scott • :29—WABC Newa: Al I.ohman 1:19—WOR Radio New York «:30— WMTO News: Edward Malawskey, Robert Schi- sounded too much the politican," 1,10—WHTO News: Relaxing Music able and William Hedley. -AT THE CARLTON. Relaxing Music says Smith. SiSS—WABC News He was amazed to see the EVENINO 0 7 Miss Mary Louis Scholtz, Irv- change in Lyndon Johnson. "John- Today at 2 P. M.—"Kiddie Show' WHTO iftSK. .?'" MAYFAIR NOW Monday Through Friday • ••••"•\ cnent the week-end with son," says Smith, "used lo be COO—WCBS New: „,*. Strictly for Wome ROCK HUDSON In "BENGAL BRIGADE" WHTQ llHiUlnen: WNBC News: Bill Cullen her uncle and aunt, Mr. and scared to death of TV. But he A Walter Reade Theatre Asbury Park Dinner MUHIC lNG "iiell, Brook has been taking elocution lessons Plus Shorts and Loads of Cartoons WNBC UpToTh. Minule WOR News. I.>le Van JX° Ave. Miss Scholtz student and it has changed his TV per- You can still purchase Series Tickets — • US—WABC Howard Coirll l5,iV; Mainland Medical Cen- sonality completely." WCBS ."novts, Bnbfonke Martin Block Since It Appears That 9 Big Kiddie Shows for Only $1.00 WOR News; John WlnoO wen New.: Of Adlai Stevenson, Smith be- aiio—WCBS News: Business Martha Wright lieves he has been hurt by not It's What's Up Front That Counts, WABC Jnhn Daly WHTO Headlines, Music WNBC News; Alt Ford having a position of public re- ll WHTO NVws: WOR ALL THEATRES ARE AIR CONDITIONED Dinner Muilc Newa Reports And In Counts For A Great Deal. tOll)—WOR Martha, Desna sponsibility for the past eight WOR Nows, 1OI1O—WHTO Henry Gladstone Newa, years, The lack of such has • 140—WNBC Financial News Relaxing Music dampened Adlai's style and made I Ehtreat You to see WOR Interview*, tits—WABC nualness Final; him into a rather tragic figure, News Reports This Startling Motion Picture From WCBS Lowell Thomas ISiSS—WABC NRw»:*MBr"n*Blnclc thinks Smith A ASBURY WOR Sports. Stun I.omai UlOO—WCBS News; House Tarty WNBC Three Star Kutra WHTQ Headlines: Music "I have never been » fan of The Beginning. MAYFAIR l7: I PARAMOUNT • iSS—WCBS Phil Ilir.rulr, WNBC News: Art Foiil Vice President Nixon's, but I WOR News, P, Rolilnson TONY PERKINS TIOO—WABC Kdwaril I*. Morgan must say he is a superb per STEVE REEVES WCBS News: Amos'n Andy Mill—WOR McCnnns at Home 111 JO—WABC Martin Mnrk, Malia JANET LEIGH WHTO Headlines; Musk former on TV," Smith says, "He In Alfred Hitchcock's "HERCULES WNBC News: Waynt Howel Bellevr Ballroom has lost some of the corn, and WOR Fulton Lewi, WCBS fiarrv Moor. ' "PSYCHO" UNCHAINED" Till—WABC .Toe Franklin WHTO Red Bank Register he knows exactly what to do. WOR Cls'l'tnn.: Now* Newa, Fetf Hoffman "If Kennedy and Nixon are to TUO—WABC F.H IloW.ln, Shnw WOR MrCanni nt Home 1IMO—WCBa r-tnsliy.Cloonrv be the two candidates, we arc In Show ASBURY News for a really excllinR campaign I VDir Midday Stork Report and performances on TV. They LTnlL BARONET BRANCH are two cold, calculating younR SHIRLEY MacLAINE men." DORIS DAY JACK LEMMON "PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES" When Sports Arenn offlclnls "THE APARTMENT" "DOG OF FLANDERS" «nld they hud found the four caucus rooms "hiiKKcd for sound" 'further Theatre Information Call SH 1-9600 OATH OKN 6i]Q rM-MOVItS AT DU1K last week, I would hnvo been wIlllnR lo bet that the culprit Ilffm wiiii a beguiling, bluc-cyrd little A WA AI Irishman answeriiit: lo ilv nnmc SHORE DRIVE-IN S,IU? CURTIS-REYNOLDS of Vincent Di'Pnul Gnrrlly. RTS. 33 & 34 - COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE Around ADC TV Vince U re- SHOWS NITELY FROM DUSK * CHILDREN FREEI '*• Rat Race ferred lo an Ihr network's "sec- Monday thru Thiumluy 2:30 • 7:00 . 11:10 In TKCHNICOLOR I rlilny 2: ,10 • 7;00 - fl:00 - 11:15 ret weapon," Kvei y fuui yciii* JACK I.I;MMON HUNT LANCASTER MONMOUTH PARK RESULTS MAN ON A STRING ADC rftnlni him lo "help'oui" Snluriliiy 2:00 - 4:05 . 0:25 . 8:45 . 11:011 (RNfS! JOHCNIW M SIIIIU.I'.Y Mncl.AINi; CLARK (JABI.E AFTER EVERY RACE III (he l fill v'lll iorio llw (h.iniri NIHIIIIIV 2:00 - 1:15 - 11:11 - ll:l'i IIMHR ni'e that you viewers of TV nl "THE APARTMENT" "Run Sllonr, Run Deep" Show Slated July 20at Monmouth Park Several Local Farms Enter entile, Mays Hope Batting Best Colts & Fillies in Show History Repeats OCEANPORT - Monmouth lies, foaled at New-Jersey farms if New Jersey, offers cash NEW YORK (AP) — History Park Jockey Club will host the during the spring of 1959. Theseawards of $380 to the finalists, oesn't always repeat itself, but jnnual "breeders' day" at Mon- beauties will parade in the Eng-provided by grants from the m Gentile of the Baltimore nouth Park in conjunction with lish walking ring at Oceanport three flat-racing tracks in the Irioles and Willie Mays of the the $15,000 Added New Jersey for prizes which include cash state. >an Francisco Giants are hope- r Futurity next Wednesday. The awards, ribbons and trophies. Ribbons will be awarded to the ul that it does by the end of the jay starts with the Yearling Daniel G. Van Clief, prominent four finalists in each class by I960 baseball seasons. Show in the morning. horse breeder, of Nydrie Stud, the Breeders' Association, and Gentile and Mays are the ma- Several local breeders of theEsmont, Va., will preside as Monmouth Park will present sil- or league batting leaders at the thoroughbred sport will show judge of the show. He will be ver trophies to the three finalists Ul-Star break, Gentile topping their best yearlings on day of the assisted by James Radney, train- in each class and the Champion he American League with a .328 15th running of the Futurity. er of Keswick Stable. nd Reserve Champion of the iverage. Mays pacing the Na- ional loop at .353. Included in the Jersey-bred Col. C. F. Fiore (Ret.) of Mar- Show. ihow with their best colts and gate Farm, Eatontown, will be New Cash Prizes Ordinarily you'd expect them rillies are Mrs. W. W. Vaughan, acting chairman of the show The New Jersey Department oth to be looking ahead to the Dak Glen Farm, Middletown; committee. Assisting are Arthur if Agriculture inaugurates a new second half of the campaign. At Wallace Grove, also of Middle- and Joseph Ruffalo of Ruff Acres award program this year, with he same time, however, you town; Walter Laudenslager and Farm; Mr. Dendy, Riverbrook ash prizes totaling $500 to the :an't blame them for looking Geoffrey Dendy of Riverbrook Farm, and Dr. George L. Yeaton our finalists in the show. lack at the batting races of last Farm, Lincroft, and David 0. of Bittersweet Farm, Newton. This new prize has been made cason. Evans of Evandel Farm, Holm- Mrs. George S. Howell of Tour- ly the department in recognition At the first All-Star game break del. elay Farm, breeder of last year's of the prominent role played by year ago, Harvey Kuenn, then champ Fernie, will officiate at if Detroit, but now with Cleve- Others are Edwin F. Placilla, thoroughbred breeding in New the ring proceedings as honorary land, and Hank Aaron of Mil- Lincroft; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ersey . agricultural economy. chairman. J. Samuel Pearlman, aukee were leading their Geoly, Tagg Farm, Holmdel; Co- Secretary, of Agriculture Phillip FREEHOLD BABE RUTH LEAGUE ALL-STARS —The Freehold All-Stars of the Babe Ruth League dropped an 8-2 editor and publisher of the Morn- leagues in batting. lonial Farms of John Fieramos- Alampi will make the official pre- ing Telegraph and the Daily Rac- decision to Manasquan All-Stars Monday. Freehold members seated, left to right, are John Bernritter, Fred Bar- Kuenn was hitting .356, and he ca, Scobeyvillc; Tourelay Farm sentations to the winning thor- ing Form, will be honorary stew went on to win the American of Mr. and Mrs. George Howell, oughbred breeders, to be held at kin, Jeff Gordon, Andy Dale, Jim Crawford, Bob Kraybill, Manager Dave "Dim" Cashion, Bill Major, Bill Crip- ard, assisted by Sol Rosen, League title with .353. Aaron's Scobeyville; Charles F. H. Jolin- the conclusion of the morning managing editor of the same pen, George Ingram, Neil Rothman, and Dick Martin. Standing, same order, are Richard Davis, Glen Gerkin, How- .370 mark was high at the mid- 8on, Jr.'s Bernadotte Farm, Tin- activities. publications. Both turf specialists ard Quabeck, Wayne Rooney, Gerry Burke, Barry Bromell, Gary Sadow, Frank Yapps and George Ross. Absent season break, and he finished in ton Falls, and Joseph and Ar- Among prominent sires repre- have served in similar capaci front of the National League bats- thur Ruffalo of Ruff Acres Farm, sented by entries are Spy Song, when photo was taken were Scotty Carswell, Dave Glum, Walter Wrobleski, James Easley, and coaches John Kane ties in recent years. men at .355, Colt's Neck. Decathlon, Sparton Valor, Barbi- and Frank Genthe. Bat boys are Garry Steinberg and Joe Machu. The show, which is sponsored zon, Errard, Free Lance, Johns If Gentile goes on to win the 40 Expected on Scene jointly by the Monmouth Park Joy, Faultless, Zucchero, Roya :hampionship, he will become the Expected on the scene are Jockey Club and the Thorough Coinage, Your Host, War Age Bayshore eer righthander was given a 7-3first rookie ever to lead the some 40 homebred colts and fil-bred Horse Breeders' Association Sub Fleet Beau Le Havre anc Fort Monmouth Scores Big lead in the fifth when Monmouth American League in batting. The Wise Margin. routed Nonnenmacher with thre last National League freshman Conference more runs. 0 garner batting laurels was Entered into the event besides 5 Crandview Stable's Kandy-Sugar the local farms are entries from Results Upset Nipping Dix, 8-7 Gaffney tripled for his thin ete Reiser of the 1941 Dodgers. Barclay Stable, Medford; Chas- American League straigh hit and DeNitto promptl; Mays is seeking his second hit- mar Stud Farm, Spring Lake; Shorecrest 7, Old Manor 4 singled him home. Dick Brat! ing title, having won in 1954 with FORT DIX — Fort Monmouth runner at third as the next batter then doubled to right for th< Favored in National Hurdle Race C i s 1 e y Stable, Philadelphia; Mercer Park 12, Sunny Acres 2 grounded out to end that threat. 1 ,345 average. National League scored a big upset Monday night sixth extra base hit off the Di 'oint-A-View Stud Farm, Yard- Then in the next inning, Mon- ley; Colonial Farms, Freehold; Brlarcllff 6, Countryside 5 as the Signaleers defeated Fort starter. Burden then fouled ti OCEANPORT — Grandview Monterey Manor 6, Middlebrook mouth scored three times. Bur- right and DeNitto eluded the ta| Wallace Grove, Middletown; He- Dix, 8-7, in a thriller at the lat-den singled with one out and Al Ski Clinic Stable's Kandy-Sugar is assigned is Stock Farm, Jobstown, Jeff- 5 at the plate to score. Cohill carrii LADIES DAY leis ball park. Cohill tripled deep to left center. I5S pounds and heads the field Lin Stable, Pemberton; Merry- Maplewood 26, Llnhavcn 11 through with his second hit t( With two outs, Janulionis doubled of nine for today's running of the rook Farm, Far Hills; E. J. Standings In winning its fourth straight, score Bratt. This brought Sheerii to left and Jerry Couch followed in who got Keshock on a fly t Dates Set $7,500 Monmouth National Hurdle Osoba of Sea Girt. American League Monmouth shelled Dix's top race at Monmouth Park. pitcher, Bob Nonnenmacher, for with a three bagger to the right- left. Nonnenmacher's single an' RED BANK — Here's a chance Also P and W Stable, Clifton; W L Pet. to learn how to ski. The Red The race is for four-year-olds 12 of their 14 hits, and got thefield corner. a two-out infield hit by Sheerii Edwin F. Placilla, Lincroft; Dr. Lone Oak 5 1.000 nsurance run off John Sheerin A single by Gaffney in themade it 7-4 after six innings. Bank Parks and Recreation Com- md upward at about one mile John D. Preece, Trenton; River- Shorecrest ... 4 1 .800 mittee is sponsoring a four-day n the ninth inning. third and John DeNitto's double In the eighth, a walk and Joe and three-quarters. rook Farm, Middletown, and Mercer Park 3 3 .500 water ski instruction course in made it 4-0 in the third. Dix took Ambrose's hit caused manage Patrick Smithwick will be up Woodside Stable, Oakhurst. Langfords 2 2 .500Besides the Monmouth power, Marine Park. advantage of Monmouth's only Art Coberg to lift Keshock foi on Kandy-Sugar, which will be Futurity Attracts Good Field Sunny Acres 2 4 .333t took a fine relief performance error in their half of the third to Bob Lambermont. The lattei This is a course of dry land coupled in the wagering with The $15,000 Added Futurity, a Old Manor 0 6 .00b0y lefty Don Fitzgerald and two get back In contention. Two mengave up a single to Sheerin am skiing instruction designed to ac- Mrs. T. A. Randolph's Gem Ruby five and one half furlong feature National League good plays at first by Lou Bur- were on by walks when Howie uncorked a wild pitch before ge quaint the beginner with the prin- at 151 pounds with Joseph Aitche for homebreds who have been den in the final frame to give W L Pet. Pierson lofted a foul fly back ting the next three batters bui ciples of safety in and off the eon in the saddle. Another entry kept eligible by a succession of the Signalmen the victory over Briarcliff .5 1 .833 of third which was dropped. Pier- Dix had two runs and trailed bj water. In the field is Charkitt Stable's payments over the past 18 the First Army champions. Maplewood .4 2 .667 son then unloaded a drive on theonly one, 7-6. The course will be inaugurated Little Gil and Mrs. V. G. Cardy's months, is expected to attract Monmouth started early in its Monday at 9:30 a.m. in Marine Middlebrook 3 3 .500 next pitch over the left center Couch walked to lead otf tin Turpitude. Little Gil is loaded a good field of hopefuls. slugfest against Nonnenmacher, Park and will again be held July Monterey Manor .3 3 .500 field fence for his 10th homer of ninth for Monmouth, and Frci down with 146 pounds with Thorn Last year's winner, Sir Flip, a south-paw from Augusta, in 20, 25 and 27. Llnhaven 2 .333 the season. Dooley sacrificed the runner t as Walsh in the irons. Evan by Faultless, was bred by Mrs Countryside 1 .167 the Sally league. The Signalmen George Blair, Shrewsbury, who Jackson will ride Turpitude, Betty Emery. were deprived of a run in the Charles Keshock, the Monsecond- . Then Gaffney got hi •'I'm sorry — I'm afraid fourth hit of the evening, an conducts the Family Ski School whose impost is 153 pounds. When the Futurity closed July Worst beaten favorite in 84first inning when, with Ed Jan mouth starter and eventual win- of Red Bank, will be the pro- ning pitcher, survived the inning second 4 for 5 game in a row The Monmouth National Hurdle my window scratched youi 1, there were 36 two-year-olds runnings of the Preakness was ulionis on second via a hit, Pete fessor. Zev. He ran 12th in 1923, beaten Gaffney's hit up the middle hit and bore down the next two stan with a liner over second to sco Is the second of the series of ball a bit —" eligible to go postward in the Couch. First session: Introduction — event. by 27 lengths. the base umpire and held the zas without trouble. The signal- history; reference books and ivents for jumpers. Time record Then came the tension packe( for this stakes is 3:16.2, estab magazines; organizations, Jersey ninth for Dix. Lambermon Ski-Ters, Navesink Ski Club and llshed in 1955 by Prince Regent. walked the first three batters u Last year's running was won byHolmes Pitches A.W.S.A.; ratings and emblems, Parapet. in the inning to bring on Fit third class; second class; first gerald. The latter got Dick Bal class and expert; tournaments, Kandy-Sugar and Gem Ruby lou on an infield fly. But will no doubt will go postward as Kiwanis To Win tricks, slalom, jumping, local, re- Ambrose up, a pitch got by th> gional, national and world. favorites with Kandy Sugar con RED BANK — Henry Holme Monmouth catcher and all th> gidered the stronger half of thepitched seven innings for- thi runners advanced. Ambrose h Second session: Equipment- entry. Red Bank Kiwanis as they won to first and Burdin made a nici skis, standard, trick, banana Smithwick, pilot of Kandy a Seaboard Little-Bigger Leagui play on the roller to make thi peel, jumpers, slalom, shoe, bind- gar, will be seeking his third encounter, 9-4, from New Shrews- out while holding the tying run a ing and disks; tow lines, poly- victory in this race, having won bury on Memorial Field here. third. Sheerin, with 2 for 2, ther ethylene: braided; layed; single aboard Policeman Day In 1956 Catcher Warren Washington irounded. to third and Burdin' handle; doubles; Thompson;Glad- and Darubini in 1957. sparked the Kiwanis team to stretch at first on the low throw Le and toe holds boat towing Be Moderate is expected to 1-0 lead as he stroked his firs got the runner in time. points, pylon, ski hitch, rings, draw heavy support. He will be of four hits, a double. H. Mnnnimitl, (HI I Knrt Ills 17) motor and lines, suite, dry, wet, AB R II I AB P. plastic and gloves; boats, out- ridden by James Murphy and New Shrewsbury came back In Ja'l'nlc 3b 5 1 21 Z.nc-wk lh 2 1 comes off a big effort when he the top of the third with threi nnucll !f 2 1 II I(n'i|U 0rocking forward, staying down. during the spring, is another I-o'r'nt p n 0 0 1 Tolasky cr I n 1 Setting up, posture, falling and Strong contender and will be han The inning was highlighted by PUNCH LINE. FOR YANKS Ki'a'r'lil M • II Dainusli c 0 O 0 Johnny Lioyd's three-run triple. slow, gradual, one step at a time. died by Ronald Cartwright. RUTH GEHRIG TOTAt 3S SHI 33 7 ii Other riding assignments are New Shrewsbury picked up one nilprt out for Trimmer In Slh. Third session, safety, discus- run in the top of the fifth to cu II. Mnnmoutll "31 030 001—»sion of each of 10 do's and James Wyatt on Rose's Reject, Van nix ma 001 0:1—7 Elwood Carter on Square Circle the score to 5-4, but Red Bank don'ts advocated by A.W.S.A., and Scott Riles up on Auriate. pounded out another four-ru: rules of New Jersey Department inning in the sixth to wrap up Horse Racing of Conservation, Coast Guard, the game. flotation devices, belts, vests, wet Stymie was claimed for $2,500 DIMAG" TOTAL OCEANPORT—Noble Countess Nfw Sh'lmry (J) I It. B. KHvfinl* <(l suits. Inflatable devices and skis: as a 2-year-old but didn't win AB BHI AB n ($7.20) won the feature race ati a stakes race until he was a 4-Alston rf i 1 1 I Glover 88 2 1 Monmouth Park. iwater P°sition- each to take Cu'loln 2h 3 1 n I S'other« 1 0 turns year-old. He eventually earned Fr'ilr'h 3li 1 (1 0 I Fazzone ss 1 1 MANTLE BERRA TOTAL NEW YORK — Shirley Jonesl - , . . ... $918,485. Brown si 1 (10 1 stur'ol» 3b 2 O ($6.50) captured the Putnam' Fourth session, review and ski- Drlacoll cf 4 0 O| Horn flb 2 1 ing on the boom, each to take SI'p as 2 2 Clay lb 4 2 Purse at Aqueduct. GarVnt If 3 0 1 Kelly It turns. Roache lr> 1 (IIW'h'gto. n c on STANTON, Del. — Harleigh Domino Horses Lynch p 2 0 0 Holmes pit ($6.80) took the Mata Had Purse MoHctt e 3 0 0 Coyne lr 0 0 SIGNS WITH RAMS putuii ir 2 n at Delaware Park. To Follow Liny,) cf 4 1 Roger Marls Babo Kutli and Lou Gehrijj IMlckcy Muntlo LOS ANGELES (AP)-The Los Tale'co rf 2 n SALEM. N. H.—David's Suc- Curcton lb 1 0 BOMBERS AWAY —The Yankees' two mighty men of maul, Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle, are giving the Bomb- cess ($5.40) whipped to victory Angeles Rams disclosed today Mickem 2b 4 0 that 231-pound John Guzik, All- -1 ert their best 1-2 power punch since the days of the great ones, Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. Four times the Ruth- in the Sunapce Purse at Rocking- IS I 5 I 30 91 ham Park. IAmerican guard from Pittsburgh, NPW RhrrwHbury riM mo o Gehrig combo totaled 80 or more homers per season in the years 1927-1931, with the top year being 1927 when the Itotl Bank Klwiinls 101 001 x—! CHICAGO - Battle Heart has signed contracts for the immortal Bambino belted his record 60 homers and "Iron Lou" pounded out 47. Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio com- ($1G.6O) was the victor in th1960-6e 1 seasons in the National Jersey City Loses bined in 1937 to total 83 homers and Mantle and Yogi Berra collected 82 in 1956. Maris and Mantle had 43 by Roman Purse at Arlington Park, football league. To Miami Marlins, 4-0 the end of June. THE RESORT OF RACINC MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - Herb EARFUL Moforrl pulled the welcome mat from under the now Jersey City "M" Squad of Yanks, Maris and Mantle, entry in the International Base- ball League last night. He shut them out with only one hit as his Miami Marlins took a 4-0 deci- Best 1-2 Punch Since Ruth and Gehrig? sion over the erstwhile Havana Sugar Kings. By WALTER L. JOHNS partner, Joe DiMaggio, and in Probably the next greatest teammate, Rudy York, added 33 Jersey City, whose nickname THE HOUSE that Ruth built 1936 and 1937 they poled out 78combination was the twosome more for a ill total. will be decided by a fun vote, homers and 83 homers, respec- of Jimmy Foxx and Al Sim- Probably the hittingest homer had Just had all obstacles clear- and shook with his own bomb- mons of the old Athletics. In crew of all were the New York i ed to play the remainder of its ng and that of "Iron Lou" tively, between them. Giants of 1IM7 when Johnny home season In Roosevelt Sta- Gehrig is being tcmblorcd again The new "Ruth," Mantle, came 1929 they put together 67 hom- dium, when Moford went to work by the power punching of theon the scene, and thu mighty ers, upped it to 73 in 1930 andMize mauled 51 and Willurd Wall Stadium here. "M" squad—Marls and Mantle. Mick found himself a bomber two years later whacked a total Mashall contributed 3li for mi partner In Yogi Berra and inof 93 as Foxx got 58 and Sim87- total HUT also jjot a :i-l every Saturday Nile Pompeyo Davallo's infield sin- And, from the rapidity with mnns 35. punch from Walker Cooper gle In the second Inning was the which Roger Marls and Mickey l!)5(i Mantlo bolted Mi humors with .15, nnd Hobby 'Ihoinson, Route 34 Belmar JC's only hit, Mantle arc busting the fences, It with Yogi adding 30 more for A couplo of current heroes, appears that the present Bronx an 82 total, Hunk Aaron and Eddie Mathows with 2!l. Bombers represent the best 1-2 Now we have the apple- of the Braves, are off to a great Other 1-2 combos which come FRANK PORTER'S punch since the glory days of checked Marls, a Kansas City start in the 1-2 punch line. to mind are Oil Hodges Ml!) and Ruth nnd Gehrig. pickup once In the Indians' They socked 7(i homers In 1957Ouk(! Snider ('ID) of the Dudj',- Over the years In baseball, chain, who has joined the llronx and last year Malhcws finished ers in in!i-l; Ted Kltis/i-w.skl OCEANPORT, N.J. Sat., July 16 RED BANK TIRE CO. the Yankees have had a pretty Uombur cast mid is pairing up with 46 and Auron with 39 for (•17) and Wally Post fill) of the2 miles from Garden Stnto Parkway, Exit 105 NEW TIRES good hold on homer duos, with with Mantle. The- two huvo poled u total of 85. Ki'ds in 11150; Ted Williams (111) MONMOUTH TWO LOCATIONS and Junior fiti'|>liuti:» (.')!)) iif llu U Ruth and Gduitj lending the •13 homcis out o( the p.nks just Shrewsbury Avc, Shrewsbury, 'ill 6 P. M. 10.95 P way In 1927 with CO and 47before thu halfway point nnd, If WK CAN GO back 30 years, Red Sox in lillil; Ralph Kiner RACING thru Aug. 6 HANDICAP Bridge & Oakland, Red Bank, 'til 9 P. M. Ol) ami Wally Westlakc (2:1) Wid., Inly JO 600x10 round-trlppers, respectively, for they keep this up, will Join thi- to l!):i(l, when Hack Wilson outdoor and indoor dining tcrr.icos Plus TAX & total of 107, And on four select list of 1-2 Yankee punchers clouted 5li homers lor the Cubs of the I'irates in IIIW; Kmer NEW JERSEY SHadyiide 7-3404 Casing fwnily cafeteria atop tho Rrandstand FUTURITY iither occasions, the two com- In the record books. while a traininalr, (iabliy Hint- (lit) and (ini'illii'i r. (-1) convenient escalators and elevators bined to produce 75 or more nell, ciiiilributi'd .'17 for n of Hie I'mite:, in I!M7; Harmon | 'riltinkini; fountains / homers for a real double trouble TIIIC DOUUI.li TUOUIII.F. miiihiy total »f !i:i. lchrrw (V-') and Jim I.I-IMOU' PARKING I'OR 20,000 CARS US. ROYALS; TIRES xsault. chnrnctr'rs havii citii'rreil mi llu'ii we lonk ;il ' 'lij'.er 1 (.l.'i) In' Nriial'in l.i.I vrai When tin . |;ii'iil Malm movi'il oilier II'IPIII'I, too, with llw old u'.iiiii'1 of I'l'iS vv ii ll,ink 1I.II\II.I.I I ml L otf III'' V,1111;*• j• lustei, (ielulj; |Mms ami the m vv our.* juimii;' .In it lllil II l|i anil 4 .i II I lil \D li\\k III.CKi I I; Wnl, I", l%ll 11 cut lilui.'ii'll .i iir'.v |iu,wlninr,' :n lb |iai 1 ainl In . III i, Illlll P.il. OST 2<30 • Dally Double Closes 2:20 S RACE—W.50O: elmj.; I y.o. loaay ixl up: 6 (urlotiK 1 o Sweep All Star v mm 4 a-Zippy (1»1, 110 Prozzlllo 8-5 7 Singer, US Ollligan IH BELMAR - Joe Kelly of Con- « Emerald Pr'ct, IK Blum 6 1 ihohocken, Pa., has a chance II Have nice 1'lc, 111 MonacelH 8-1 - NEW YORK (AP) - Despite » Yield, 114 Morin 6-1 Saturday night to cut deeply into Paret KOs ,2 Upland Turf. 116 Stevenson 20-1 Tommy Elliott's slim 62-point their victory in Kansas City Mon- 1 Jr.a Ruin, 111 Rtgalbuto 20-1 WINNING STREAK By Alan Mover day and their superior punch in SPUTTER!N G S 2 Orey Baby, 116 Korle 12-1 lead in the modified standings at 3 Barloni Br'k, 116 ScurlocK 20-1 Wall Stadium. Hart in Six the starting lineup, the National 5 xM&rnerlen. 106 Hill 131 *****'JACKSON, CF S b-Uiril Music, US Benelto 201 Kelly won the feature Satur- NEW YORK (AP) - Benny League was no more than even 13 SlUymoney, US .Sterllnl 101 7MB STLOWS By WALTER L. JOHNS K Comei A Tide, nt Layton day night to move from third Kid) Paret is looking for new money today to sweep the two- i a-ixFondneis. 109 ...Sterling place in the standings to second. THEY CALL HIM "Sleepy" because of his narrow 6 b-Shestcard, 111 01 no 85 worlds to conquer, but not neces- game all-star set against the 1. Quahen-JaManfuso entry. Bill McCarthy of Rumson had sarily at the risk of his still M. A. Lewls.J. J. Quiriler entry. physically handicapped American eye slits, but Bob Skinner's bat has awakened Pirate ECOND RACE—13,500; clmg.; 2 y.o.; tough luck when his modified .littering welterweight crown. md.; &\i furlongs Pontiac blew at Old Bridge Fri- The Cuban buzzsaw knocked Leaguers. fans to the pennant possibilities in the Smoky City. 1 She's Willing, 120 Blum 2-1 4 xxHol C's B'y, 113 Glno 31 day night, forcing him to forego out Garnet (Sugar) Hart of A crowd of some 45,000 was The bean-pole outfielder-infielder, who has become 8 Dlvll Flower. 118 .Barrow 6-1 Wall Saturday. 2 Bold Bed, IK Roger. 8-1 'hiladelphia last night in the expected lo see Pittsburgh right- a Bucco hero in five seasons and once failed to make 6 Smoked Glass, lit Block 61 The top battle for point stand- sixth round of their scheduled 10 hander Vernon Law, 11-4, and 3 Party P'kageg, 111 ..Sleven.on 12-1 ings Is being waged In the novice the grade with the Pittsburghers because he couldn't 4 Petkens, 120 Korlt 10-1 round overweight bout, and im- New York left-hander Whitey 7 JklJackie''s JoyJ , 1120 Stevenson 8-1 division with only two points mediately his manager, Manuel Ford, 5-5, face each other on hit major league pitching, personally has accounted for 9 D'hess Oo Oo, 120 F. OUllgan 19-1 -H1RD RACE—13,500; clmg.; 1 y.o.; separating first place Steve Fer- Alfaro began mentioning names the mound in the 29th midsum- a number of the pennant-moving Pirates' victories this mdn.: J'.i furlongs rara of Belmar and Port Mon> of champion or ex-champion mid- mer game and the first in Yan- 5 Sad. 116 _ ..... Blum 11 mouth's Bob Howard. year and ranks as one of the top five batters in the 1 Lln-Lo-Su. 116 Qilllgan 2-1 dleweights as an opponent for kee Stadium since 1939. The 7 Black Trace, lie ... OUllgan 4-1 Ferrara missed one race after his tiger. Americans, despite their loss two league. 3 xxM'ow Lane, 109 . Qlno 12-1 2 Beau's Rose, 120 ... Pollon demolishing his no. 7-11 two "We're interested in Ray Rob- days ago, still lead the series, 4 Latlanna, 116 .Monacflll week ago. He finished poorly 16 to 12, but the Nationals have After one year in the minors, In 1951, and a 6 Belle O' Gold, 120 ilogers inson, Gene Fullmer, Paul Pen- 8 Llecr Leaping, 116 ...Stevenaon Saturday night, enabling Howard der or Carmen Basilio as an op- taken eight of the last 12. fine batting average while playing with a U.S. Ma- » xlMllt. Z'kln, 108 to cut down .his point leading POURTH IUCE-13.500; clmg.; 3 y.o.; ponent," he said, adding: "in AL manager Al Lopez and NL rine team in his 1952-53 service stint, Bob was giv- 110 mile total. an overweight match, of course." pilot Walter Alston have decided 4 Edgewaier, 115 ..MonacelH The sportsmen division crown en a chance to stick with the big club in 1954. He 1 Dig Down, 109 Gllltgin Alfaro said Paret would go to to stick to the same hitting or- .1 False Colon, 105 ...... Gilbert should go to defending champ Puerto Rico for a two months' ders that faced each other in played in 132 games but his .249 batting mark 5 Bun Gem, 107 Qlbb Jack Hart, who now holds a 170- 2 Donnle »., 114 .Blum rest, and mentioned Paret would the 100-degree heat in Kansas didn't help and he was farmed out in 1955 to New 6 Lady D'mler, 109 Pernfcola point lead over second place Art defend his title against Frederico City's Municipal Stadium Mon- 7 Prlmastone, 114 Culmone Fillbrunn, who has 468 points. Orleans of the Southern Association. FIFTH RACE-»7,S00; 4 y.o. * up; act. Thompson in the Garden Oct. 15. day. " miles Saturday night's show will fea- 8 b-K'ilySggar, 158 Smlthwlck I-'D It was a heartbreaking defeat Bob found himself at the plate with the New ture a 30-lap noviceoio'oldsn Lopez, the Chicago White Sox 9 Be Moderate, 151 Murphy M for Hart, who had dreams of Orleans team and was leading the league in hitting s b-Gem Ruby, 151 -Allcheson ture a 30-lap modified sportsmen skipper, once again will have the 5 Tuscarora, 151 . . ...CtrtwrlgM 4-1 stopping the Cuban and then de- four Yankee sluggers — Roger with a big mark when he broke his wrist in July. 3 Square Circle, 153 Carter 20-1 feature and a 20-lap novice fea 1 a-Llltle Oil. 148 . Walitl S-l ture. Five preliminary races will manding a title match, He came Maris, Mickey Mantle, Bill Skow- 3 Aurlate, 416 Kllei 12-1 n at 1531/4 to 152% for Paret. ron and Yogi Bcrra — right in That cut down his work but his showing with the 4 »-TuiplHitlt, 153 ..Jackson precede the features. 7 xRoae'a ReJ't, 148 .Wyatt 201 He was behind on the cards the middle where the strength a-Charkltt Stable-Mn. V. O. Carrly WAM. STADJCM is supposed to be. The quartet entry. POINT STANDINGS of both judges and the referee b-Grandview-Randolpri imtry. MODIFIED when the end came, but he made didn't distinguish itself in KC, SIXTH RACE-J7.5OO; alw.; 3 y.o.; fll W Pt«. managing only a single by Skow- Ill's; 1 1-16 milt I Tommy Elliott 1 it close in every round of a slug, 1 Confuse, 124 ,. Rogtrt 6-1 Joe Kelly . 2 ging match which saw the two ron and two walks by the crip- 2 Vanalrcss. 115 ....Korte 4. Don Stutnpl 2 $TAR7EP&/A WlMMS STAE4K pled Mantle in 10 total appear- 1 Miss Bluegr's, 115 ...Blum S- Bill McCarlhv n stand toe to toe in vicious ex WHICH SAW AM RACK VP 8 It Rlngtlllan, 115 GlUb 8- Bnb!)y Alliion 1 changes. Paret kept in close, and ances. 5 PocoanbJ, II! Qlllltan g. Al Pomponio n STRA16MTM THE SPACE OF SEVENTH RACE—W.000; clmg.; , Al DeAngelo 1 usually kept Hart from unlimbcr Mantle, still nursing a sore leg y.o. and up; 6 furlongi Chubby Hower . n 3IS as a result of being hit by a 5 Royal Anthem, 115 Ollllgan 4-1 Al Wardell 0 ing his big guns. 3 Sand Boy, 114 Grant 3-1 SPORTSMEN The end came abruptly: Paret pitch thrown by Washington's Pe- S Eaat Indian. 115 Monscell! 6-: Jack Hart . 2 dro Ramos last week, is handi- 2 Honey'» Tiger, IIS ...Culmone *- Art FUlbrunn . - 4 stepped back from a quick ex 9 Too Hasty, 115 .Culmon* 6-: John Llcati . - 0 change and shot over an over- capped in the field and on the 7 a-Steve W., lit , Stevenson 8- Let) Gould 1 bases. Detroit's Al Kaline, his I Classy Shot, 111 Glbh 10- NOVICE i hand right which caught the Phil 1 a-Chit Chat. 117 Barrow R. Steve Ferrara "1 adelphian on the button. He wen understudy in center field, also « Cabezon, US Blum 20- Bo!) Howard « American Loop Expansion is bothered by a sore leg. a-Florence Sllai-O. I.O1II entry. Dick Len'ls 2 down and didn't quite make i EIGHTH RACE—J4.000; clmg.; 3 y.o. Frank Fr«ley n Ronnie Hansen, Baltimore's 1 furlongs Stan Van Brunt 0 by the time referee Mark Conn (I Tuscan, 116 Cardoza 2- Bernie Resskowski n' finished the count. rookie shortstop, and Pete Run- 12 Worthy W'lor, 118 Barrow 3. nick Klrby (I 198 Needs NL Co-operation nels, Boston's veteran second 13 Tom J., 116 _...8ltvenson t-1 Boh Winer _ n 570 "I'd like to fight him again,' 15 Pro-Lore, 120 Blum 6- Jelf Collini 0 2S8 baseman, both' reported feeling 10 Space Flight, 118 Blum t- Hart said later. "I'd be sure to 9 Noble Crown. 122 "„ Rogeri 4. be better next time. I just made NEW YORK (AP) - The better after suffering ill effects 5 Gamester, lit Regalbuto 8- American Baseball League, open- from the intense Kansas City 3 Gregory a.. 116 Glbb 12. Yesterday's a mistake, that's all." 1 Tom Toughy, lit ..Monacelll 15- Morganville ly in favor of expansion, admitted heat. 3 Carter, 116 Korte 20- today it can not do anything about I Frank Malzone, Boston's bril- 4 Greater Rew'd, 107 sterling 10- Sports in Brief 7 Live And Let, 116 Culmone 20. Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaMura, increasing its eight-team set-up jliant third baseman, suffered 8 Adoll. II! Grant It- ASSOCIATED PRESS Rooney Upset without the full co-operation of'blistered feet as a result of the 1 Styllih Abby. 11] .Kortf 20- Rt. 79, Freneau, entertained re- 14 Desert Arms, 115 Benelto 20- GOLF cently at a picnic and swim th' e Nationa"" ' l ' 'League . |scorchin(! terrain in Municipal Pelicans was enough to give him another chance NINTH RACE-J.1,500; Clmg.; 4 y.o, Stadium. and up: 1 1-16 mllei BUFFALO. N.Y. — The U.S.In R.I. Golf party. Attending from this area A spokesman for the Junior in 1956. He stuck, this time, although once again 3 Six North. 120 .Culmont 3- edged Canada in the Internation- Circuit, in expanding why his The temperature was expected 8 Loyal Woman, 112 - Rogera 4-' POINT JUDITH,. R. f. (AP)- were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph La al Cup when Walker Cupper Ward league did not "officially" dis- to be about 20 degrees cooler his hitting wasn't much. But in 1957 he blossomed 11 None, 120 ...Sterling «• Evelyn Smith of Merion, Pa. Mura, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 7 Kent'ky R'an, 115 ...Culmone 10- Wettlaufer broke the tie with a cuss expansion at yesterday's for today's game, scheduled to out and he finished with .305, improving on that in 12 D'ble Fll't II., 115 ..Slivenaon 8- registered a major upset when LaMura, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Al- 1 Gun Fire, 115 Korte 10- birdie. fred La Mura, Mr. and Mrs. Rob-four-hour meeting here, said: start at 1 p.m. with network ra- 1958 by winding up with .321. 1 Our Pally, 115 .Sterling 12. HONOLULU — Harlan Steven- she ousted Theodora (Pippy) dio and television coverage. 4 Rocket Fuel, 110 .Lawless 20- Rooney, former Massachusetts ert LaMura, Mr. and Mrs. Vic- "What's the use? It would be 5 Poit Five. 115 Ollbtrl son of Long Beach, Calif., Owen LAST YEAR Bob was hurt early, smashing into champion from Charles River, 1 tor Wenzel, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.foolish to come to a decision to 8 Mr. Toddle. 115 Benelto A. Douglass, and Richard Hop- Edward Downs, and Mr. and Mrs. 9 xxAp'le D'llng, 103 ..Glno up in 20 holes during first ronud expand and then find out the Na- RB Little League a fence in Milwaukee on April 18, trying for a line driv 10 Green Leader, 115 Blum 10. wood, Phoenix, tied for medalist Robert Smith, all accompanied 13 xxTorqtiay. 108 Otno 20- play in the Point Judith Country tional League once again is off Hank Aaron's bat. He was on the shelf for two 14 Rock Em Vl. 115 . Rtgalbulo honors at 146 in the Nationa by their children. against it. LAST WEEK'S RESULTS x-5 lbs., xx-7 lbs. AAC. Public Links tournament, Club's annual Women's Invitation weeks with a wrenched back and scraped knees. When Golf Tournament He added: Merchants 4, Lions 1 CINCINNATI — Defending Robert Seber, Sr. and daugh- he came back his timing was off and he went hitless champion Mrs. Ann Casey John- Miss Smith's victory came on ^»„ ^^tar."^? "We in our league are anxious- Rotary 14, Men's Club i ly, awaiting the outcome of the eight straight days. Sox Win, 114, stone of Mason City, la., led thi a spectacular birdie on the sec- Mayfalr 19, Fire Dcpt. 1 M „ s ^ N National Lcaque meeting in Chi- Elks 14, Mon. Co. Bank 9 way into the second round of th> ond extra hole. After leading by ark. But by Memorial Day, he came around and on that Women's Trans-Mississippi Golf one hole at the 17th, it appeared cago next Monday. I personally Mayfalr 16, Rotary 0 holiday weekend he smashed five homers and seven that Miss Smith woukl win in the I have reason to believe they (the Merchants 9, tournament with a 4 and 3 vic- MinC,,; hits in 16 times at bat to annihilate the Redlegs. | SHREWSBURY - The Red tory over Jullie Hull of Ander- regulation 18 holes. But she drove 4 Bank Red Sox remained in sec- son, Ind. out of bounds on the 18th, en- Bob finished last season with a ,280 mark but he'ons d place, one game out of first ago. As a matter of fact, I have PARIS — Bill Johnson of Pro abling Miss Rooney to square the Placid, N. Y. Merchant 6, Rotary S above the .300 again this year. place, in the Seaboard Little-! vo, Utah, fired rounds of 66 andmatch. They halved the 19th in reason to believe that Cincinnati, STANDINGS: Pittsburgh and San Francisco, Bigger League last week with an 70 for a 136 and a one-stroke par. W. L. SON OF A foreign language teacher at La- 11-0 victory over Shrewsbury on Ruth Ann LaMura, daughter of the three cities strongly opposed lead at the halfway point in the The medalist, Mrs. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Alfred LaMura re- Mayfalr Mkts 17 2 Jolla, Calif., High, where Bob went to school, the the diamond here. to expansion, may have had a French Open. McCIusky of Worcester, Mass., cently celebrated her fifth birth- Merchants Trust 14 change of heart. 6'4" product of the Pirates' farm system was Ed "Hussie" Winrow pitched a TENNIS was given a tough battle by Mrs. day with a party. Lions Club 11 8 signed to a contract by Scout Tom Downey al- no-hitter in winning the shutout, INDIANAPOLIS — Allen Rob- Stephen Sleeper of Portland, "Anyway, should the National Men's Club 10 9 victory for the Sox. erts of Brooklyn upset seventh- Maine. But she shook the Maine League express a desire to ex- Elks Club 9 10 though four other clubs sought his services. Bob Douglas Antisell. son of Mr. Held scoreless in the first twoj seeded Chris Crawford of Pied- golfer on the second nine and and Mrs. Thomas Antisell, Reid's pand, the American no doubt will Mon. Co. Bank . 8 11 turned down scouts at first, telling them he wanted innings, the Red Sox came back mont, Calif., 8-6, 1-6. 6-4, in the triumphed 3 and 2. Hill Rd., celebrated his sixth call a special meeting with ex- Rotary Club 7 12 to go to college. He did, at San Diego Junior Col- to score five runs in the top ofsecond round of the Western Other first-round results: birthday at a party at the Anti- pansion the theme." Fire Dcpt 0 19 the third inning to win the game. Open. Mrs. George P. Slade Aga- sell home. The Antisell boys, The only significant news out lege, where he played ball and hit .411. But he f Allan Kiatsky was the only Sox BARCELONA, Spain — Andreswam Hunt, defeated Mrs. Fred- Carl, Donald and Douglas, pre of the meeting was Ihe announce-1ATLANTIC ni ! Tigers. nil vis 3b 0 I Ed'undi II 2 Bill McCain- 207. 201; P.alnh Marchettl Still in Lead ! With only three games each Winrow p 3 l n I Dorn p 2 jj 0 which provides college scholar- Guloh Mills, Pa., 7 and 6. Betsy Cross, Cedar Grove, were '-'05. Tonv Belle?:™ -'ni, Jnfin Maz™ Klatiky II) 3 2 I Schlssler lb 1 ships for needy and ambitious Mrs. T. Ellwood Webster, Mer- dinner guests at the home of Mr. . Cricket was played in Boston 201). Charlp.ynillciiic 'JO3, Tony Fran RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The remaining for the Hawks, Flyers Luciano 2b 3 11 Flt'ald rl 2 I) 0 mm . .0- (Inrlcj O Neil 200 Walt seniors who participate. Grants Andprson Jfto West Keansburg Fire Company;and Yankees, the Western Divi- Wll'ams lr 4 1 I Stlrn'lss ii 2 ion, Pa., defeated Mrs. C. George and Mrs. Kurt Schwar? recently \ |n_}809 Dotti 01 Kluchl ct (1 (I 0 are limited to $350 for one year Miss Diane Schwarz, Orange, is1*" • itrenghthened its grip on first SIOn ls headed for an exciting cli- Bousno ss 1 0 o|curlty.3b I) 0 I) Taylor, Sakonnet, 6 and 5. max Sch'eer rr 0 0 0 I Gray 0 0rj 00 and $1,000 for four years. Mrs. R. Curtis Jordan, Jr., ofa guest of Judith and Nancy place in the Eastern Division of ' Arnon* cf 0 fl n| Scholarships are restricted by Schwarz. the Raritan 8-12 League by dc-j Cook 3b I) I) 01 Columbus, Ohio, defeated Mrs. Powell lb 0 (I o I sponsors of the all-star game, the Hugh Bonimo, Point Judith, 2 and OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P. M. feating the Hazlet Fire Company,: An'ewi 2b 0 A 0} Virginia All-Star Foundation, to roWN TURSIMV MTE 8-3, and shutting out the Kahle 1. SVMMF.lt MIXRD I.KAdUR Open Saturday 'HI 6 P. M. Monmouth 27 II 6| boys who are in the top third of W I, and McFarland Flyers, 10-0. lied SOI 00! 123—11 Huotonp'i lft Shrewsbury 000 000— 0 their class, need help to attend (•oml Woods IB Ed Heifrich banged out his 10th college and have "a real desire Defending Champ T. Caprionl'l Five 15 homer in the West Keansburg Results ATLANTIC Illnin.ANnS BUSINESS- nrlgadoon Village 14 l to further their education." nnchtttfidt's Tavern . 14 2 y.o ; h i fur- MK.VS SI'.MMKR I.EAfilT Wins First Match Fire Company win over Ihe Haz- W t IA. Mnhlrr's ...1.1 1 fil!or l Rayco Honest Paul * Tavern 22 Four games have resulted in a PAT DWF11 fAP^ Mr* ! K " KallaliTi ...13 let Fire Company, and Jack Dowd Lac j.i).; '•> jsparklfi Electric ..ii i« a 2 and I victory over Mrs. Al-Import'Packing"! ...12 Flyers. turlmilin The Preaknes, will be run foribert Braun of East Orange yes- ...II „ 'At. lll|li. American Leilon ... < 2i • • • * ls" . • Wiirir'Tri-pp'Ki Flvp. . ...II Mufflers ur Ciroln KJrsnli J4.S0 3.6(1 2.60 Keansburs Park held second! Circle Chevrolet . 5 22 terday in the first round of the Mlilillclowi) Lnnefl . 10 , ... i_ . i .. , •' »l'l. I/IVIM'II'« Ut'tni 11.!0 7.00 MO Clul>—Billy II»d|kll> 214. 200th; e 84th time on Saturday, May John F. Qlle« place position by defeating the u\ Kinnie ..Harrow) 7.00 Lou Papa 201. rttiger McKenlle 21)3, 21 at the Pimlico course in Bal-Garden State Women's Golf TPI.I A Ted1 a Twin (lab ....in r me liedd Lamhfrt 2(«20^.. Bob Kauffman 200. Assn. Championship. Bnn orr'i Slate Farm OUTLAST THEM ALL! Raritan Sweet Shop Tigers, 11-4.1 ' '"'• IWl Emmons 204. timore, Md. Insurance .. .10 14 Suhurlmn rmir Slatlnn 4 20 The Veterans of Foreign WarsjTHMII ^aa-ilm™!™""'. mtieii Mrs. Whelan, defending cham- 1 Crown Tin (l« Karnen Vibration and corrosion remain one-half game behind; i'"••*• to win the match. 'JH John Rtra ileni 'J1.1 L.l*l*t* '!fll. rton C mufflers arc built to lust • The Woodland Park Builders •.!;;.•• Mrs. Marge Mason of Rldge- 501, Wnmi-n l l Evelyn Trepp 20f. Krtna Morson 2O(], I- •with specially coated steel won their firsl game of Ihe sea-i ,'l', l}1""J| in 11.80 wood, three time champion, ion by upsetting the Tigers, 17-11, Tin- AiV7i;iif)Vrt'*"SUHgiir"i matched par and defeated Mrs. Red S c h 0 e n d i e n s t of the \, shells and tubular flow n Lewis Slater of Green Brook, 6 design. And Rayco and Kapushy Bros. Esso, 7-3. The Kn-'rii 'RAi;K_2 y.n. mdn. BY NANCIE'RIDEOUT M i 1 w aukce Braves says "95 kij Tigers are in fourth place in the j io"B» and 4. games should win the National I nufflert are built to Uily IIITk MOO MO <«), Wemw't W«f «r Ski Champiofl Eastrrn Division with a 5-8 mark' ;AnRt'l fipeeil irlarrnw) ».!» 5.2(111 Mrs. William Tracy of Essex League pennant this year." j savoyou dollars. and the Pirates are last with a!"K'J'IIIH Kartb IBIUIIII Fells, tournament medalist, scor- Thcro's loss back Tune l:ll« TODAY'S TIP Eighty-six wins tied for the flag 2-11 record. SIXTH ItACB-flinl. (up; « fur ,' ed a 4 and 3 win over Mrs, Wil- last year. pressure so you got The Hawks, Flyers and the 11)11)!. <'r;.lly liellc illgrii tlS.OO «.2O «.40 RIGHT POSTURE liani Hockenjoj of Baltiisrol. 1 *,,,.„, „„„ greater (rns economy! Yankees remain in u thrcc-wav Hwrct (!!cr!y IIUMM Two other favorites, Mrs, Gor-| New York racing drew 81,996 tic for the lead in the Western Jntn« Croi'/Mtllc iKrin A trick lo water iki» I mlf I. II don Park of Glen Ridge and tons on Independence Day. There They're Installed KRKR In Division. Each team was de- KKVKNTH HACK ing? Correct Handing Charlotte Do Cozen of Montclalr, wore 57,141 at Aqueduct and 10 minutes, Approved by feated and tlif records stand nt poiture Is the only trick eliminated Lajunta White of En-24,855 at Ynnkers (or the nlRht the United SUitcs 'lestinp: 7-R, The Hazlet Fire Company: craignwi a beginner need* to glcwood, & and 3, and Mrs. Rob-trotting races, Company. Written remains in the cellar with only learn. Don't bend for* ert Gross of Mt. Rldflc, 3 and 2, gunranlcc ncninat one win and 13 losses. respectively, West Virginia beat Pitt eight • Ki-nmi ward. If anything, you munuf ncturinR dcfcoU, times, tost twice and tied twice, .liic Carroll hit a home run with will feel younelf lean- for tho life of the car. two men on as Ihe Pirates dr-i.- The shufflcbnard stick 1.1 called in various sports events during > Ing slightly backward fcated the Tigers, and Bcrko\vii/lK the past year. against the pull of the Wo At ail ioreiju and xportu curs blasted a homer in the Pirates' M,""n'i-a ii.mii boat. After the boat draws you from the sit- ON HWY. 35 AND ting start to your "rid- INTEREST ON YOUR Don't miss loaing ing" stance, keep your EATONTOWN CIRCLE THI Charlie McManu* or head above your feet. Leo Fi>k during thtlr Although you keep your r SAVINGS (GENERAL) knees looie to servo as Tel. LI 2-1333 Big Summer Tire Salt TIRE springs, you'll find the • Air Conditioned • Ampl« Frit Parking < of General Tires more erect you stand, CItttrgt tt.. .Chnono Ihe KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING . . . KE 1-2646 the less tiring skiing will be at all times. 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McMANUS & FISK, Inc. POM 7^ mi>c« »MD»M»« 1724 ASBURY AVENUE ASBURY PARK __ I' RED BANK HOLMDEL FAIR H WEN inn •««' covim tjMiitny U Joauion Uoum HW5BASD5 UFETIP 1 I? I GUESSED THAT A /•••! AM THc MAN'S "WIDOW? / THINK I AM JOKINC-/ •y H. L H.nch.moha, tA.% SHOW CALLED "LIVING \ WIFE/ OVERHEARD.' PLEASE COME DEAD MAN1 15 ABOUT AND SIT IN MY CAR WHILE Column WSTAIK/-LJNIESS, TOOPSM IN TOWN? 10U ARE AFRAID By ALFRED SHEINWOLD OF ME- ? _^>^ J^\ (All of the bridge articles this «ek explain how to guess with- mt a ouija board.) How are you at guessing open- By looking at the eyes a doctor ing leads? Do you know when to sometimes can tell if the body ;uess wrong? Don't sputter; every has too much calcium. good bridge player should know There are small, glass-like, there's a time to guess wrong crystal-clear deposits on the in- deliberately. side of the eyelids. These deposits West leads the four of spades are calcium. They can cause the against your contract of three eyes to become red and irritated. notrump. If he is leading from They come and go depending on the ace, your best play from dum- the amount of calcium in the! my is the king. If west is lead- blood at the time. , MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY The deposits may also appear ing from the queen, however, you WELU..T MOPE V I'M BUVlrJ1 A. -~ can use dummy's ten to force on the cornea, the glass-like dome 1O0 CWTGET JBARSUN BUSINESS' out the ace, which protects the iris and pu- STUMSi " pil. The deposits become most BLACKSMITH How do you guess this play? concentrated at the edge of the SHOP You shouldn't be peeking at SMOSIN3 cornea and appear like white, cir- DONE the East-West cards to see which cular lines. These lines must not play is right. If you accidental- be confused with the white lines ly peeked, you might decide to often seen in persons as they play the ten of spades from the get older and which are due to dummy. This would be the right the deposit of fat. The fatty lines guess but the wrong play—and it can also be due to excessive will teach you not to take an cholesterol in the blood. accidental look at the cards! 'JOEy.HASTOWlTVWHlLE. HE JUST ATE/ Too much calcium can be due to many causes and it is the doctor's job to find which is re- THE HANDS Grave Danger ! the ace. This is your best chance sponsible in each case. It can 7-18 be due to anything from a tu- North dealer East can win the first trick. He mor somewhere in the body, leu- Both Bides vulnerable may be bright enough to return The second chance is to drop kemia, overactivity of the thy- NORTH e six s ades from our hand roid and nearby glands, to some- AK 10 _ club, and then the opponents * °f P V SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF may rattle off five club tricks! Iif East wins with the ace-II e thing as simple as excessive use VK5 ma tnink nis artner can run of vitamin D or the habit of • AO 10 9652 If you play the ten of spades i y P , ive ONLY ocr A MINUTE; HONEY-' from dummy, you must expect the spades, once dummy's king | taking a combination of milk and I TfllEP TO 6ET TO* BOSS, BUT ON THE HOODLUM-EXPRESS tmiTi VEST BAST East to win the trick. If he hashas been killed, an* he may re-, alkalies for an upset stomach, ffhil alls Wild, COULDNT. I WANT V0U TO CALL HIM ICR0S5THEBOW>eRiJUSTAS SOON AS MY PATSt AHRIVES— 4a to win with the ace of spades, turn a spade instead of switch- as is customary among those at their Kanda ANP TELL HIM I'M ONTO 5OM6THIN5 he will see that dummy has aing to clubs. who have peptic ulcers. PI66ER THAN OllSrSOWPIO eeOTToeo, fine long diamond suit, the king In short, you must play dum- hES HERE NOW-' of spades and the king of hearts. my's king—even if it is the wrong A Q 8 4 Diamonds—K 8 3 Clubs— * J 9 6 3 East will be forced to lead a guess! K J. What do you say? V AQ84 club, and you will be in the soup. Answer: Bid three spades. You • K8 J If you play the king of spades DAILY QUESTION would like a slightly better trump *K J from the dummy at the first Partner opens with one spade, holding for this slammish jump, North East South West and the next player passes. You, but you must occasionally be sat- 1 • Pass 1 V Pass trick, you have two chances to 2 • Pass 3 NT All Past come out of your pickle with a hold: Spades—J 9 6 3 Hearts— I isfied with four to the jack. Opening lead — 44 whole skin. The first chance is that the king of spades will win the trick if West has led from "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean ntv r CROSSWORD PUZZLE * " *• "tttrdiyi p- For Wednesday, July ACROSS »-Comcly NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL 1-Soak up 10-OrKan of 4-Selecteil «lKht aaaa anas QUO Present—For You and ll-1'recloui f THg PIKSg IS PBAU LEWHIK 9-Wooden pli an asna oinn Yours • . • Anolher fine day. 1 12-Bolher stone ANP1MePA(»50LI5 ' 13-Ho«telry 16-Uo in an QQnH mass Higher-minded group activities lt-Graln IS-Knodc eiana aanE cms PUZB SILK/ 15-Pracasen to-Burnl»h anaarj anas sa are a source of inspiration as 17-Kegnrd J2-Scable« sasana 0001100 well as instruction. Your cheer- 19-Concludt 23-One of Il-Dlne Three na HHEia EHQLUI ful mood will spread to those 22-Agreement Muiketetri erja aaaa aaaa around you and everyone will 8«-Totnl JS-Males Qiraa auan aa JS-Chlcf sod of 37-KagIe'i neit benefit. Respect confidences Memphis S8-Cafis ^was aaaa na given you, even though tempted li-SpIrlted 30-Obstruct •in aaaa ataau horce 12-Afternoon ana aaaa nacja to pass on interesting tid-bit of ll-tt'ager jiarty information. 13-AKIrmatlY* 1«-Sallor Exl (rolloq.) 47-Ventllat« S7-Plac» 15-Rodcnt 18-ThlnK« that I"-Born Impair Past • • • One of America's most Future . •. Scientists are vyork 39-A state happlne» (4-ls 111 60-MiiBlc: u famous women educators, Mary ing on a road map'for future (abl.r.) 41 -Ro 85-near of ship written ,40-starr 43-Danca step 56-Spnnlih for (S-Symbol tor Emma Woollcy, was born on space travelers. We trust they'll «-Snake. "river" tellurium July i 3,1863. She was president improve space maps so thcy'l e 46-On the ocean 9' 10 U of Mt. Holyoke College from fold more easily than earth' «S-Ethiopian iltlc 1901 lo 1937. bound road maps. 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FISHING AND QUIETLY WE WANT YOU TWO KIP5 (S-Small child 35 36 37 39 WOVE AWAV... !6-\Valks GEMINI |U«y 21 io Juno 21) SAGinARIUS(Nov.jnoD.cJI) TO GO WITH US/ 17-Occan Liamlnc jour attltlidr ll pwplf arc HO- \i,, »,|, , | ,l,| ,,, j | money, 44 45 mtl lr s ra( prr K r 3C DOWN rtsponsi.t. You may be at laulu il,,ii,mbtr Ibis whta making a d«l. l-Everybody'i 47 48 49 uncle :-Poem J-Proteetlva ttsrnrfl! own way as it will only cajitc friction. organiza- tion tEO (Jul, 22 to Auej. 51) AQUARIUS (J.n. 21 to Ftb. 19) 59 60 StrenDIhrn hrirt lie* h» bruin more '""'[itrrmu rnrrmr a need rrrarigorjl <-Oook s r 3-Waler allenitue jnd demnnMratiie at honx. '"!!• • »" 'town, rrM and rclu. 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"i'; ' t • J HOUSES TOR WENT REGISTER rRACIDRS IIKJNESS NOTICES FOX SALE MERCHANDISE WANTED 1MT FORD TRACTOR, plow «M AW. DO YOU WANT U urn more money PAMP face. VTivtU tABU 47papel Hill Kd., Coed CfflMllflon. <*H JOB MOWTAWO — Kuoa cemuun U)»D trti bcforcT He time' doeka airl'f W MtfOt, Oooij cm- w nutto, ptuttrtog. concrete wort. to punch, ho otIUt routlnt, Any dltton, U J4BU. thfttmUt' ttom Xtd Bank Wallo*, Call SH 7-K47. entrgette and amWtlouj young per- LUMBER SPECIALS «4 fooSiT two fcrthi, two pore&M, two son can qualify. Opportunity unilrn. 'xCxS' He each PIANOS - H4h««t prices paid. H. Ten- arages. Yearly lease. Reasponslble R. ALVINO — Asphalt paving »r. 308 MWn St. Lakewood or FOX- Driveways built and repaired Ited. Car MientlaL Call RU 1-1243. rV'6' 44c each adults, BH 7-2643 or SH 7-1310. RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES BOATS & ACCESSORIES Fair Hiven BK 7-2163 between 7-8:30 p.m. 69c each croft 3-21907^— FIVE ROOM HOUSE . 14He sq. ft. 1 Day . 40c Line CLEAN AND SHAMPOO RUQS — W» . Shelving . HIQHE8T CASH PRICES PAID—For 6 Oak Shades Ave., Matawan. J110. S Days Consecutive . . 32c Line OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT AND to wall our speciality. No mesa. In entire or part contents of hornet and monthly. LO 6-5204. YACHT OWNERS ATTENTION! Mar- your horn*. Very reasonable ratea. Call SITUATIONS WANTED, Female estates. Furniture, antiques. Oriental WATERFRONT Oceanport—Four bed- 4 Dayi Consecutive. . 30c Line ine Insurance Is our specialty. Let LAWN & GARDEN rugs, paintings, etc, FRIEDMAN GAL- CO 4-0114 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. LERIES. PR 4-3143. Evenings CA 2-7482 rooms $173 a month. Dock facilities 5 Days Consecutive . , 25c Line us be your continuous watchmen, put WILL HELP with parties, dinners or 'or your own boat.' Call 6H 1-2233. . 24c Line an end to worry. We will pay (orMASONRY, dry wells, cesspools and other occasions. Babysitting, Usht OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, china, ' SO Days Consecutive . any losses provided you Insure It laterals: also sidewalks, curbs, pat' housework. SH 1-8S81. SPECIALS glassware, art objects and bric-a- LOVELY THREE BEpROOM home. N Days Consecutive . . 23c Line with us. LOW RATE OF 4*. Under loa. SH 1-1078. V/, Cu. Ft. Bale brac. Immediate cash for anything and Modern kitchen, furnished or un- 85 h.p. no deductable over 35 tLP. 150 RELIABLE WOMAN wishes to take everything. RuicH's. 25 East Front St. furnished. Available September 1. Near deductable. Call (or Information today. care of children ID her horn*. 167 PEAT MOSS $3.95 iarkway exit. Call aH 1-3075. Yearly Contract Rates On Request Maple Ave. SU 7-2808. Will board. SH 1-1693. Minimum Insertion Three Uoes P.O.B. Yard RACING SEASON AND SUMMER rent- Rolston Waterbury EMPLOYMENT TYPING DONE AT HOME als In all sizes and price ranges. Blind ads using The Register's P. O. Box 25c eitra. on IBM electric Call SH 1-5195. FULL LINE OF Ella Wiltshire Agency, Realtors, 14E0 Right to classify, edit or reject any advertisement U reserved i W. Front Et. Rid Bank HELP WANTED—FEMALE Mrs. Wynberg. PETS AND LIVESTOCK Ocean Ave.. Sea Brljht SE 2-0004. br The Register. BH 7-3600 SCOTT'S We »1» not be responsible (or errors, unless they are detected POCKET MAKERS and. Edge-Cutters EXPERIENCEp QIRL wishes baby, 35 years ol boating tad sluing at beach. la member at 8and, HAVE PONIES—Will travel. Davey's BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, three before the second Insertion. yacht insurance. machine operator! on ladles coats. LAWN PRODUCTS stables, P.T.A., birthday parties, etc. bedroom 1!4 bath, 1175. The Dowstra No cancellations will be iccepied or chsflgei made In advertise, Union ahop 35 hour week, vacation lass Beach Club, Sea Bright, N. J. Call Horses, ponies Bold. AT 1-2653. Agency. 91 E. Front Bt., SH i-8700. ments one hour after receipt at office. EASTERN SEA SKIFFS — The best with pay and oil paid holidays. Apply after S p.m. AT 1-16(19. buys In 16' and 20' outboard sklirs. Adams Bros., 25 South Bridge Ave., GIRL DESIRES WORK live afternoons KERRY BLUE TERRIER pups, AKC, IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, bright DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day Before Publication The Boat Center. 75 White St.. RedRed Bank. 1:30 — fi:30 or 2 — 6 p.m. Ironing, LITTLE SILVER three months. Dinnen-Manley. Call comfortable three bedroom house. Bank. cleaning or mother'a helper. 8H 1-8233. OS 1-2068 after 6 p. m. Large carpeted living room and foyer, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SINGLE NEEDLE OPERATORS, on ample closets, oversized basement. CA THOMPSON. BARBOUR. Wood-Pussy children's coats. Steady work, all WOMAN LUMBER COMPANY POODLE — Black miniature female, 9-3727. 1:00 A. M. Day Before Publication tvllb proof tire dan before Flying Dutchman aall boats. Skim- sections. SH 1-7366. Tonl Frocks Inc.. Would like to do ironing at home. AKC registered. Born April 26. Cham- publication. mers. Evlnrude motors. Dockage and 78 West St. Corner ot Oakland, Red SH 1-7154 Sycamore Avenue Little Silver pion blood line $85. SH 1-8691. UNFURNISHED — Llncrofl, three bed. storage. It J. Wilson Boat Works. <7D Bank 2d lloor. GREAT DANE PUPPIES — AKC reg- room ranch. Long Branch, three bed- Atlantic Ave. Long Branch. CA 2-2032. WORKING MOTHERS (At the Railroad) room split. LI 2-1626 or KE 1-4843. Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 WOMAN to sell diaper service, part or Let me do your lronlne and mending. istered, excellent with children. LO BARGAIN — Any boat you want to full time, In Perth Amboy area. No Bayahore area. AT 1-3787-J. 6-1878. TWO BEDROOM bungalow. Two miles Calls on private telephones are toll-free to Og 1-0525 from the own. Low bank rates. Financing ar* experience neDdtid, we wilt train you. SH 1-7800 north of Red Bank. »85 monthly. toUowlnc stations: LOwell 6, COHax 4, KEansburg 6, WHItney 5. OIRL DESIRES WORK five mornings AN INVESTMENT IN HAPPINESS — .angements completed in one call at Leads supplied. Car allowance and Collie pups, gables and trls. Terms SH 1-7464. Ce.Ua on private telephones are .oll-ln-e to SH 1-0010 from .the any ot our odtces. THE MONMOUTH commlBBloti. For appointment call SH 9-1 or 10-3. Ironlna;, cleaning or moth, following stations: ATlantlc Highlands 1. CApllal 2 and 9. Liberty S, er's helper. Reference. 8K 1-8233: » cent PLANT SALB — Dwarf mari- K desired. AT 1-2195. FAIR HAVEN — Unfurnished six-room COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SU 1- 1-2642 or VAUey 6-2116. house with' basement and garage. Highlands 3, OSborne :. RUmjon L SEa Bright 2. and BHadyslde I 1000. golds, 99 cents a tlat Dwarf dahlias, GERMAN SHEPHERD PUFPIEC, AKC and 7. NURSEHOUSEKEEPER. Nursing care 9 cents a flat. Phlox, 99 cents a flat. Yearly lease. $100 monthly. Available registered, wormed* Inoculated. Call August 15. SH 1-7362. MERCURY outboard sales and service. for fleml-invaild. References, Imme- Potted roses, B0 cents each. Phltoden- SH 1-8973. Big discounts on 1D59 motors. The diate, permanent. Write "Nurse," Box SITUATIONS WANTED, Male drons on bark, 99 cents each. Geran- iums, 5 for 99 centi. Many others at RUMSON — 3 Maplewood Ave., four- Boat Center. 75 White St., Red Bank. 911. Red Bank. . room bungalow furnished or tlnfur- AUTOS AMD TRUCKS Open Sundays and Holidays 9 to I. YARDS, CELLARS, ATTICS Cleaned. 99 cent specials. Harmony Green- ANNOUNCEMENTS OFFICE ASSISTANT — Oeneral clerl- Any and all traah removed, Lr house, 41 White St., East Keansburg. nlihed, garage. <65 monthly. Call CA 2. TWO TIUTKS 1050 Dodge l'i ton 128' ROBERTS Skimmer pram with deck ll experience. Must be neat and dump truck. 8H 7-3144. KE 6-0S54. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 1684. LOST AND FOUND van body. 1957 International model steering wheel. Like new. Reason accurate with figures. Position e THREE BOYS — Available for lawn APARTMENTS RUMSON — Four-room cottage, heat LOST whitn pockptbook. Inrge. In A-160 14' vnn body with two side able. Call SE 2-2397. [Ulres ability to asaumc responsibility, ELECTRIC RANGE, reasonable. For and hot water, tile bfttll. $125. Aug- doors and rear doors. SH 3-0424. .'refer woman over 25. Good starting mowing, weeding, boat care, light Information call Brother's Tavern, Red Bank. If re- 20' AUXILIARY SLOOP, good condi- snlary to chosen applicant. See Mr.chores. Exierlenctd. Evenings SH 7- CA 2-65(1 ust I. No pels. RU 1-238I-M. turned, reward will be Riven Con- RENAIXT DAUPHINS 1057. Radio tion, must sell. Beat Oder, HI 3- Llnke, circulation Bept. 40-42 Broad 1809. FURNISHED BUNGALOW talned valuable ptpert. SH 1-3SS<- heater. Over 35 miles per gal. Beat 1449. SAXOPHONE TENOR A-l condition. St.. Red Bank. EXPERT PAINTING, Interior, exter- Call LLOYD MANOR FOR RENT. Ideal surroundings. Call LOST—Lady's wrist watch. Bulovii, In otler. Call AH 1-1716. SPECIAL THIS WEEK SH 1-2526. Red Bank area. Reward. SH 1-0321 HOUSEKEEPER — Business couple lor, reasonable rates. For free es- LO 6-2SD7 1955 FORD FA1RLANE. four door se NEW 55' 1959 CAVALIER. with 1'4-year-oW child. Live In with timates, call SH 1-2107. APARTMENTS or SH 7-3620. , dan, Ford-O-Matlc. Call OS 1-3769 1959 15' OLASSFAR like new. FRIEZER — It cu. ft. upright. Call own room, bath and TV. RU 1-1279. 378 West End Ave. (West of Westwood) LOST niter 6 p. in. IRWINS' YACHT WORKS SH 1-1711 CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS • > Zxperl- after 6 p.m. LONG BRANCH. N. J. WANTED TO RENT Tackle box, at Shadow Lake, liberal 1957 VOLKSWAGEN, radio, heater, Marine Park, Red Bank SH 1-0003 reward. MI 8-152S. enced. Must live In. Call FINANCIAL TWO FIRESIDE CLUB CHAIRS with CApltal 8-1500 CApltal 2-2140 REFINED WOMAN Krcen. sun roof. Very good Condi MASTERCRAFT BOAT TRAILER — KE 1-1721. lion. Slow. RU 1-1490-J. •Up covers. In perfect condition. Very New two and three bedroom Duplex Wishes room and board. LOST — GOLDEN RETRIEVER, mule, three weeks old. HAS EVERYTHING. eaionable. Call SH 7-3941. Must see, cheap. Call SH 7-4365 after OPERATORS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES apartments all with 1H tiled baths and Call CR 7-6258 four years old. Name, "Qinger". 1949 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE radio Single needle operators. Buttonhole full basements! Sound proof treatedl anrl heater, good condition. Call LI 7:30. WANTED TO PURCHASE — Estab- LAR03 ANTIQUE China closet. J125. APARTMENT wanted by month or Reward. Call OS 1-0250. operator, floor girls to work on car Call year. Furnished. Adults. References. SCOTT1E CRAFT 16' all flberslas coats. Steady work. Shore Clothing Co., lished Real Estate and Insurance TWO BEDROOMS $125 PER MONTH business In or near Red Bank. Replies KE 6-33M-M THREE BEDROOMS $190 PER Write Moran, P. O. Box 113, Bprlnr 1956 CORVETTE two four barrel'car- Sportster with 40 h.p. electric Evln 98 Leonard 81., Red Bank, N. J. Lake, N. J. PUBLIC NOTICE bur-Horn, racing cams, two lops. Mln rude and trailer. Two months old held confidential. Write 'R.S." Box USED FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR MONTH $1,575. RU 1-1628. BOOKKEEPER — Pull charge-some Ml, Red Bank, or call EU 1-1M1 alter Freezer top. late model, (60. ATTENTION HORSEMEN condition. Call SH 1-5560. typing-salary open. Call S p. m. 8H 7-3424 Unexcelled Children's Playground STALLS available. Paddock areas and 1954 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE J900 14' BARBOUR SKIFF with 35 h. p, KE 6-3348 Facilities. facilities for Ilcht training and legplnc or best ofler. Call Evlnrude. Both 1958. windshield, con U-DRIVE BOAT BUBINESS — Must TWO 10' display counters; one 17' dll FURNISHED ROOMS trols. fast ski boat. RU 1-1704. WANTED LAUNDRESS to do laundry sell, good location. Going business. play counter. Bargain. Call Ask about our co-operative up on *fc mile training track. Location KK 6-4806 In her own home. Call Best offer. Call HI 3.1891 or HI 3-1925. ownership plan. PLEASANT FURNISHED room evall- 6 miles trora Monmouth Park on Coun- 16' OUTBOARD 25 h.p. Evlnrude. steer AT 1-0847 abie now. Board If desired. ty Rd.. Rt 537 (Eatomown-Freehold AUSTIN HEALY 1954 sports roadster. AT 1-0064 - DRY CLEANERS drop store for aale. "100", white. 34.000 miles, original Ing controls, windshield, engine Jusi NATIONAL U. S. CAST IRON BOILER .YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SH 1-0812 IM.). Hunterbrook Farms. LI 5-3739. overhauled. CO 4-7657. WAITRESSES WANTED, Cholly's Leon- Averages 1176 weekly, low rent. Call far large residence plus several ra- VISIT THE MOST LUXURIOUS tires, 41,200. Can arrange finance. CA 2- ardo Diner, opposite railroad station, EXCEPTIONAL, Red Bank, quiet larKe 1235. CA 2-9425. dlalors. Call SH 1-5857 between 8-5. GARDEN APARTMENTS ON THE USED BOAT PROPELLERS right and Leonardo. Call mornings or apply. AT 8H0RE. room. Private tile bath, shower, kitch- 1953 STUDERAKER. Beige, radio and left hand. Can be seen at 152 Bay1-1699. WON IN RAFFLE. 21" RCA color Tele en privilege, business man or couple AUTOMOTIVE OPPORTUNITY FOR vision. Retail I39S. asking X400. Call Call Friday, Saturday or Sunday. 8H heater, $175. Call AT 1-3707 aftei Ave.. Highlands. HI 3-1110. HOUSEKEEPER business couple ,wlth HIGHLANDS — Two room apartment 6 p.m. FINANCIAL SECURITY SH 7-M64. 7-4659. AUTOS AND TRUCKS 26' SHELTER CABIN skiff, A-l condi- six and seven year old girls. Live BE YOUR OWN BOSS as service »ta Beautifully furnished. Modern kitchen LAMBRETTA — 1958 model. 150 cc, tion, reasonable. Aneler's Marina Sea In, five day week. Start August. Refer tlon dealer In three-bay Texaco sta- FREEZER, 22 cu. ft., upright. Good and bath. $75 Includes all utilities, one ROOMS — At Highlands overlooking Excellent condition. Must sell thli Bright. Or cull EL 5-2763. ences. SH 1-2522. condition, 1100 firm. year lease. No children. St Bay Ave. ocean Cool and pleasant. Location 1957 CORVETTE two tops convertible tion at River Road and Naveatnk, Fair Side entrance or phone SH 1-5310. Ocean Dr. at Highland Bridge. and hardtop, 270 engine with power- week. J175 cash. RU 1-2233 after 6 p.m. 16' THOMPSON BOAT and trailer. 3( Haven. Excellent neighborhood poten- LI 2-2801. :llde, excellent condition. Call CA S-1959 FORD, buck' Country Squire, h. p. Evinrude motor. Self starting. ACCOUNTANT tial. Moderate Investment for stock REEL TYPE POWER MOWER, good UNFURNISHED, (our rooms and bath, FURNISHED ROOM near railroad ela- f916. Original owner. Fully equipped, steering controls, canopy and wind Seml-Bcnlor-Permanent staff, C. P. A. and equipment. Pall training pro- condition. »30. hot water heat, yearly rental. In tion and bus terminal. 219 Monmouth shield. Call LO 6-1369. firm. Extra benefits. Write Howard gram available. Call KE «-3668 lor SH 7-0383 quire: Lewis Lumber Co. PR 5-0651. St., Red Bank. 1959 FORD Crulse-O-Matlc. Call SE =0665. details. After 6 p. m. White. Excellent condition. Co., 25 Reckltas PI,, Red Bank, N. 3. Apartment at : 51 A Chestnut St., Red NO DOWN PAYMENT Fiat four-dooi 26' CABIN BOAT BURLAP Bank. SINGLES ROOMS. Clean and comfort- Call SH 1S514 delux. Take over present payment J350. Call WOMAN — PART-TIME evenings earn GROCERY-MEAT MARKET long es FOAMART able. Reasonable rate. Garage. Gen- of J74.75 or can he refinanced, can KE 6-4S06 525-f40 two or three evenings weekly. tabllshed. Good location, well stocked, EATONTOWN RED BANK — 3H. 44, and E room tlemen preferred. 92 Wallace St. SH 1- 1857 WHITE DODGE convertible, excel- 5392. lent condition, radio, heater, white- SH 7-2799 after 6 p.m. WHEELER cabin cruiser, 32xllx2H Married women or married women with Included five-room apartment. Call RECONDITIONED, hand lawn mower, unfurnished. Call SH 1-9115 or In walls. Selling due to financial reasons. Head, galley, Urge deckhouse. Sleeps children. Call for personal Interview, Jos. Schenkel Inc., CO 4-192:. reasonable. Also % ton air condl< quire on premises-Branch and Madl ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — nicely fur- 1958 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE full. LI 2-21(1 o PR 4-042O. son Ave, Apt. 24. SH 7-3760 after 5 or weekends. equipped, excellent condition. Will six. New motor in 1957. »3500. In- LUNCHEONETTE BELMAR — Fully tloner. used very little. $80. 86 Bea- nished bed-Kvlns room with private 1S52 FORD CUSTOM V8. four door, sacrifice. SH 7-0116. quire SH 1-1994 daytime. SH 74273 HOUSEKEEPER, lull or part time. equipped, all year round business, conllght Ave., Keanaburg, or Phone TWO. three room unfurnished apart bath. (20 weekly. AT 1-0586-J. evenings. Apply between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.owner can not operate. Small invest- KE 1-4S12. menta. Call radio, heater. Very clean. Original 1951 PLYMOUTH. BLUE, MOTOR IN PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOM owner. J250. OS 1-184<. Three In family, must have own trans- ment. MU 1-9862 or Ol 8-8687 evenings. AIR CONDITIONER — Three ton Chry- OS 1-1310 CALL good condition. 9125. MAKINE SUPPLIES portation. SH 1-0634. 1852 FORD CONVERTIBLE custom SH 1-7877. Everything For The Boatman. New RENT FROM TEXACO — Two bay sler Atrtemp, Excellent condition. WEST END — Sublet beautiful two- SH 7-2116 with modified Mercury engine, like service nation on Rt. 35 * Wall St., Price Is right. Dean's, Little Silver. bedroom apartment facing ocean and Jersey's largest marine supply house. SH 7-1832. private pool. Leaving state, sacrifice. new. 25 Bay St.. Rumson. RU 1-1647. Evlnrude Sales and Service. at Eatontown circle. Near State Motor HELP WANTED-MALE Vehicle Inspection station. Call KE 6'BOX SPRING and headboard, meta CA 9-1500. 1955 STUDEBAKER four-door jedan. MOBILE HOMES THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 3866 after 6 p. m. for details. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE r.adto, heater, overdrive, J400. CA 24 Wharf Ave. Red Bank. frame with casters. |29. 8H 1 LONG BRANCH — Transferred, musl 1-4579. PACEMAKER TRAILER 1957 46'. Twi Open Sundays and Holidays 4314. sublet oceanfront apartment, fivi HOUSES FOR SALE bedrooms, jalousies with storm win, « A. M. to I P. M. MALE HELP WANTED COMPLETE WALNUT bedroom set rooms, two bedrooms. Reasonable. Cal: 1956 OLDSMOBILB convertible. Radio, dows. LI 2-4000 Ext. 22831 after 6 p. m. for appointment. CA 9-1500. heater, automatic, full power. One SH 1-5780 IMMEDIATE employment In our re* MORTGAGES Very good condition, rugs, chairs owner. Sacrifice price. SH 7-0041. 1958 RICHARDSON trailer, 47 x 10. EXCELLENT CLAM BOAT — 16' cently opened factory branch. Job tables, tools, rifles, fishing equipment AVAILABLE — Two, three room apart GRAND OPENING Air conditioned. Reasonable. LI 2- Lapslrake, J150. Ready to go. Coll openings for MAINTENANCE, COL- CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE ham radio parts, lailcknacks. Call SH ments with private bath and entrance. 1955 BUICK SUPER. Two door hard' 4469. KE 6001.'. LECTORS and MANAGER TRAINEES. "•1821. Completely remodeled. Hcit and wa- OCEANPORT top. Automatic, full power. Radio, Past experience not necessary, We MONEY AVAILABLE HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, bedroom and ter supplied. $85 monthly. Inquire 46 heater. Excellent condition. {750. SH 7'BARGAIN — Munt sell. 16' Kllco travel 13(4 OLDTOWK lapstrake skiff. Wheel. train yDU. Permanent positions. El BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND Lewis St.. Eatontown or call Corrl- Brand new split-levels on large S492. trailer, sleeps four. Phcne CO like new, reatly for water. 4350. kitchen furniture, ruga, refrigera- gan's SH 7-2706. cellent opportunity for advancement. COMMERCIAL tors, electric ironer. garden chairs, size plots nestling among many 4-0450. Call SH 1-2786 alter 6. tool. SH 7-0076 8-10 a. m., 7-8 p. m. 1952 PONTIAC. two-tone green, hard' Quick and Confidential Service UNFURNISHED, three rooms and bath, old trees, consisting of three bed- top convertible. J1S0. Call It pays to advertise In The Register. MOTOR GENERATOR four cylinder SALARY $90-5125 GOOD USED FURNITURE — Three utilities supplied, Immediate oceu< LI 2-3715 —Advertisement. 10.000 watts, marine. $200 or beat oi- pancy. Call after 5 p. m. AT 1-3743. rooms, large living room, dining ler. Call LO 6-2248. We are hiring now. piece mahogany bedroom suite, 980, Call SH 1-4(119. Ask for WALKER & WALKER 9x12 rug, $39. Mahogany bachelor tt ROOM apartment. Centrally locat- area, recreation room. Dolly AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS MOVING to California, Must sacrifice. Personnel Department chest, {SO. Five-piece breakfast set, ed $70. The Dowstra Agency 91 E. Madison kitchen with built-in Used only six hours. Lake and Sea. 661 Broad St. Shrewsbury, N. }. SIS. Hollywood bed complete, $40. Front St., SH 1-8700. Caribbean flberglas runabout. 35 h.p. SHadyside 1-5212 Small upright piano, $250. Simmons range and oven, plus full base- Gale Sovereign engine, electric control, ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS with at Hlde-A-Bed, 140. Sofa. 119. Two living THREE ROOMS all improvements, sep- ment, expansion attic, attached least six years expsrlence In circuitry. M0RTSAS8 CORRESPONDENTS room chairs, 140. Two-piece maple arate entrance, located on route 520, complete with custom canvas cover, Good growlb opportunity and pleasant FOR Holmdel-Bradevelt Road, WH 6-4596. garage and extra fine features trailer, and all equipment. Can be seen working conditions in ELECTRONIC The Provldtnt Institution For Savings living room suite, S40. Ten-piece ma- at A & B Boat Sales. Route 36 at MEASUREMENTS CO's new engineer- hogany Duncan Phyfe dining room FURNISHED, three bedrooms, automa- such as double-hung weather $ SAVE HUNDREDS $ Summit Ave.. Bellord. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. In Jersey CUT. suite, $350. Albert Burilge & Son (next tic heat and hot water, 114 baths, ing laboratory, devoted primarily to stripped windows, curbing and or call KE 6-2818. Terms. development ol industrial electronic BROKER'S COOPERATION INVITED to Stelnbach's parking lot) 24 Clay front and back porch. 150x150 Septem- St., Red Bank. Open dally 9-12, 1-3ber C to June 15. Rent $95 CA 9 sidewalks and, of course, V/ 14' RUNABOUT, windshield, forward products. Apply In person or write. 2 ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO., Wednesday and Friday evenings 7-9. 3208. tiled baths. Price is $18,500. Al- $$ PRICES SLASHED $$ controls, accessories. 25 h.p. Evinrude INC.. Lewie St. and Maple Avs., CASH NOW motor, trailer, »475. CO 4-5988. first, Second, Third Mortgages LAWN MOWER, wing chair, rockera, FIVE ROOMS and bath. Private en- ready FHA approved for 30-year Eatontown, N. J. LI 2-0300. M" sink, porch chairs, bench, beds, trance, duplex. Adults preferred. In- 17' OFFSHORE LAPSTRAKE skiff. 60 Home Improvement Loans 6 Third Ave., Atlantic Highlands. mortgage and small down-pay- • MGA's • Sprites • English Fords h.p. Mercury electric, Tee-Nee trailer, REPR1OERATION MAN — Mult bl Debt Consoldlstlon quire 39 Spring St., Red Bank, SH 7- navy top. full canvas, llghtj. compass, experienced. Apply In parson. Eaton- NO APPLICATION FEB UTILITY TRAILER 4'x6' with spare 3771. ment of only $1,050. Located in ruhing gear. New 1959 Includes season town TV. 60 Hwy. 35. Eatontown. One Day Service tire, S4S. Two burner range. Calrod TWIN GABLES APARTMENTS, four Oceanport where taxes are rea- • MORRIS MINORS berth. $1,395. Inquire Pappy's Landing. ENQINEEKINO AIDES AND TECHNI element, K.50. Inner tubes. U 2-0236. rooms on riverfront. $175 month, Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright. AMERICAN FUNDING sonable and within walking dis- clans, with at least five years exper- BENDIX ECONOMAT AUTOMATIC elevator, patio, boat dock. SH 1-2399. ience la electronlo circuitry. Pleaaant BH 1-4703 washer. 823. In good condition. RED BANK — Eprlngvlew Gardens, tance of school and bus. Act working conditions In new engineering Our Personal Representative Will Call SH 7-3578. Convenient to shopping and transpor fast as there are only three and $200 ALLOWANCE ON ANY CAR YOU CAN laboratory worknr with top grade en- tatlon. Lovely large five room apart- you still have a chance to pick BUSINESS NOTICES gineers. Apply in person or writs Call At Your Home SALE — Terry cloth for all types ol ments with two bedrooms. Immediate PUSH, PULL, CARRY OR DRIVE IN! ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO., Ws Say Yes Where Others Fall beachwear, all colors 9B cents yd. or future occupancy. 283 Spring St. out choice of floor tiles, etc. FOR TREE WORK, C&O tree service. INC.. Lewis Bt. and Maple Are.. Egular 11.19. SIMON'S FABRIC CEN< SH 1-5872. Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI Eatontown. N. J. LI 2-0300. TER, Sunset Ave, and Hwy 35, Asbury 24220 for tres estimate. Full Insurance "•ark. coverage. BARBERS WANTED INSTRUCTION RED BANK SAMUEL • Complete Stocks • Immediate Delivery • Bank Financing BUILDING 703 .6" O. E. TABLE MODEL TV. $53RIVERSID. E GARDEN APARTMENTS PORCHES, PATIOS, sidewalks, no lob Fort Mcnmouth Inquire Service Department, Eaton- SO WEST FRONT ST. too small. Charles Bower Mason Con- RICHARD BEAUTY SCHOOL town TV, Hwy 35. Eatontown. LI 2. FOUR AND V, rooms, grade level. TEICHEH AGENCY Nobody, But Nobody Undersells tractor. SH 7-1479. Enroll now for summer classes. Alr> 3400. $135 per month. Beautiful setting on WE NEED MEN NOW conditioned. Call or writs. 8H 1-9MS, Naveslnk River, yet downtown and con- Oceanport Ave. Oceanport VIKING DOCKBUILDINO INC. 29 Broad «.. Red Bank, N. J. POSTURE REST, reducing machine, venient to station. Docking privileges Bulkheads, Docks, and Repairs, LOCAL Company must hire laven men like new. Stretch bar and timer. Included. Immediate occupancy, Pleaae SE 2-2898 or RU 1-2157 by July 1st. We have various poiltloni New, $169. Price, |7S. Fink. RU 1-0315. see superintendent on premises or call. Call or Dial ROTOTILLINO. LANDSCAPING, split open. Only men who are willing work' FOREIGN MOTOR SALES INC. eri need apply. DINING SET — Bassett Cherry Colon- RACHLIN & CO Liberty 2-3500 or Liberty 2-3501 rail fences, lawn mowing, odd Jobs. MERCHANDISE ial. Like new. Never used. Two enp 17 Academy St. Newark Ganson Bros. SH 7-4261. (AUTHORI7ED SALES & SERVICE) tains chain, plus two side. 31x60 table MArket 2-7890 For Prompt, Courteous Service NEW ROOFS — Repairs, siding, nut SALARY 92 PER WEEK FOR SALE Sacrifice at {130. Aqua and chrome dinette set. Excellent condition, $30. UNFURNISHED, newly decorated fou MG—AUSTIN—AUSTIN HEALY—-SPRITE ters, leaden. Insured, bonded. J. Noll AND UP SH 1-4828. room apartment. Close to highway. RARE IN TIUMSON — No exafCRern- GI 66313. Free estimates. 12 years Port Monmouth. Call KE 6-1608. tion — we offer for sale & lot of satisfied services. Call SH 1.4019, ask for personnel department. HAMMOND BERMUDA SCREENED house, 9x12, FIVE ROOM, two naths, unfurnished. house at a most reH.innah!«> pr|r«» — MORRiSMfNOR—iNWsTtlORD—RILlY DOCKS, BULKHEADS, FLOATS and good condition, new roof. $325 or especially for Rumson. For $23,500; best offer. OS 1-025O. River location. Lease. $150 monthly, boat pole*. Also repairs. W. Samp- GUARDS, 48 hours, 165. Also part- ORGAN STUDIO Adults. SH 1-0O76. living room with fireplace, den, din- 124 HIGHWAY 35 NEPTUNE son. SE 2-0116-W. GE portable dishwasher, 150. Electric ing room, breakfast area. Four bed- time week end work. Write giving full THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apart rooms .two batha. All up lo date, hcau- WATCHES. CLOCKS expertly, elec lartlculars "Guards". Box 511, Red of ASBURY PARK two quart Ice cream freezer, $7.50. Evenings 'Til 9 PR 4-8900 iank. Window fan. 33"xM". $35. White rag ment. All utilities by week or month. tlfully tlecornted and maintained. Base- Ironically cleaned, repaired, guaran Call after 5 p. m. or weekends. AT ment nnd garage. On borough sewrr teed. H. Rosin Jeweler. 18 W. Front All Modeli on Display rug, 7ilO, $10. Brown rag rug. 4($x EXPERIENCED MAN (or hardware lcm. 810. Blue rag rug, 10x12, $10. 1-2133-J. line. Russell M. Borua Realtors, 600 St. Established 1909. Discounts. store. Salary plus bonus. Write P. O.WURLIT2SER SPINET ORGAN 1780 SH 7-5787. River Rd.. Fair Haven. SH 7-4532. Central Jersey's Largest Foreign and Sports Car Dealer Box 20V Red Bank. HAMMOND SPINET. Used 4S9I DUPLEX APARTMENT — Unfurnlah AUTOS AND TRUCKS HAMMOND CHORD. Provincial -4789 ADULT WATER SKIIS ed, four rooms wlln garage and eel SPACIOUS CUSTOM BUIL.T colonin) SALES AND SERVICE One year old. $R. lar. Ideal for professional people. Ex. Cape Cod, two year* old. half acre Call SH 7-3196. cellent neighborhood. 246 Spring St., plot, New Monmouth. Four large bed- GUARDS RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION Red Bank. CA 2-2514. rooms, two tiled baths, living room with Open Dally Till > — Saturday Till 6:30 8" TABLE SAW with >.i h.p. motor fireplace, kitchen with separate dining Openings available for part-time temp- and attachments. Corner cupboard, area plus formal dining room, wood orary guards. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. glass top door with panel bottom and paneled breezeway, attached garage, Retired service personnel preferred. four aluminum combination windows- COMMERCIAL RENTALS full cellar with fireplace, atone foyer, APPLY 8:30 TO 11:30 A. M. PR 5-9300 28x18. WK 6-4493. and plenty of closets. Asking 926.000. FACTORY LOFT For appointment call OS 1-2599. SALT HAYF1NE8T QUALITY \ S. — 8V light power gasoline For rent BENDIX CORP. rred D. Wlkoff. Co. generator. Used onlory 4"0 •hours. Bar- 11,000 sq. ft. Call SH 7-1100 THREE-BE.DnOOM RANCH. 80 x 1B0' HWY. 15 EATONTOWN SH 1-W04. gaint , 8150. Cal_ .l. C—O 4.5352. lot, tile bath, garage, finished base- BEAUTY PARLOR LOCATION next to ment, patio. *16.OO0. SH 7-0343. EXPERIENCED PARTS MAN - Per- CASH REGISTERS - New and used, 21" ZENITH television, table model. Mayfalr Market In Red Bank. Call manent. Good working conditions. Ap- many models, reasonable. We tell. 40' extension aluminum ladder. 8H 7-3280. ply In person, ask for Mr. Deck, 671 rent, repair. Talco Cash Register Co. CO 4-0(50. Broadway, Long Branch. 15 x 70 modern store. WILLIS CONOVER SALE CA 2-0414. Ample parking. APPRENTICE TOOL maker with «x TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. SH 7-2299 or SH 1-1444 WH 8-1681 Holmdel Village perlence In design of fixtures, and All rnakei new or ussd. Guaranteed. MERCHANDISE WANTED GARAGE COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREAQI .imnll machined parts. Call SH 7-5085 Low as 125. Strpleo's. 101 Monmoutn Best location, reasonable, after 8:3Q Holmdel. Atlmtle and Marlboro Twpi. for Information. St. Next to theater. SH 7-0485. U. 8. COINB — STAMPS - Top prices p. m.. BH 10131. NOW at absolutely LOWEST paid for gold, old currency, collec- DISTRICT MANAGERS—Several open CONTENTS of restaurant - Neon tions, odd lots; old correspondence. No problem finding tenants when you (More Classified Ads Ings in Rrd Bank and Bayahore signs, cigarette counter, hootna and Batite appraisals. Monmouth Btamps- advertln The Regliter way.—Adver- nrrn*. Kxprrlcnce not necessary, hut tables, fountain counter. Red Bank Colns. (0 Uonmouth 8L SH 1-0620. tisement. On The Next Page) prefer marrleti. mature type men. Ben- liquor license also available. OS 1-1404. ROCK BOTTOM PRICES efits Include paid vacation!). Insurance nd car allowance. See Mr. Strong, PERMANENTB from tl.50 up. Outr- nirculallnn Manager, 40-42 Broad St., anteed a spring In every curl. IrIriis KM Uunk. HairHairdressersd , 09 Uonnmout: n St. SH 7 1851. SALES TRAINEE —Excellent oppor titnlty lor Intelligent, personable CHAIR-BEDS (2) PRACTICALLY NEW. young man, to train for future with REASONABLE. A L > O WOODEN CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY unlimited possibilities. Must own car InKITCHEN CABINET, WHITE. CALL '60 Ford Leftovers good condition. We have the accounts. SH 7-4SM. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI Only your Initiative will determine the MNE JALOUSIES ultR. Phone CO 4-3580 for interview. Windows ami screens and one Jalousie All Models and Colors — Highest Trade-Ins SALESMAN NEEDED for fast srllln. door. KE 6-2889. nrneral Motor cars, good closes, WE'RE L0OKINO FOR A BUYER riil working conditions. Call AT 1- THATS LOOKINO FOR A BAR- Adding Machines—Typewriter! Cesspool Cleaning Pet Supplies i05 GAIN! Warehouse Manager needs re- SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. HELEN MILLER aquarium shopping HKLJBF BHOIIT ORDER man wanted. sponsible pirty to take over furniture ADDINO MACHINES - Typewrltars Up to 3 Years to Pay, Immediate Delivery that li more than half paid for, Living sold, rented, rspalred. Ssrpleo's. 101 Leeching field added. Backhoe work. service. Dry and frozen foods and Muat be experienced. Cholly'i Leon- Konmouth fit., Red Bank. SH 7-0485 O H. Wilson SH 1-1846 supplies to order by mall or appoint* nflo niner, opposite railroad station room suits complete, bedroom suite ment, Call AT 1-16I.V 1.1-onsrclo. Call motnlngi or apply AT complete, and dinette. Mora than 1300 has bean ptld In. Take over payments Appliance Repalri China and Glaai Repair '60 FORDS, FALCONS, and THUNDERBIRDS of 13 weekly, free delivery. Call Mr. Plumbing & Heating MAN WITH CAR. lo work » a. m. Sager, CO 4-3022 for appointment. EXPERT MENLINO—China, (lass, R:.'1O n. m. Sunday mornings. Mini- APPLIANCE IMPAIR and Installa- silver rednlshlni and platlni. Therm- REPAIRS, BEHV1CB ind Mainte- FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! mum »7. Call 811 7.5015. WE BUY AND BELL anything and tion. Residential and commercial wlr- os buokets. China A alaes Shop. 147 nance. 24-hour service, seven days, everythlnc Olvs the Highest prices. inf. Allen Electric. SH 7-0(12. Broad St. Red Bank. SI! 7-4600. Martin J. McQuIre, Inc., BH 1-3767. HATTErtY ANI1 TIRB MAN part-time Call William Left Furniture, Inc.. Hwy. Wednesday and Friday nights and 38, Mlddletown, SH 14211. Open eve- Auctioneer ... No need to wait for a better deal; you will i.ll ilny Hntirrilny Good working conitl. nings till 8 p. m. Floor Waxing Radio-Tclevlslon Repair llor.s. Onl| HH 7.2700 ask for Mr. D. O. COATS—An tiseotlal Auction J. TANNAIIILL — Floor wailni and Voting for Inlervlew. TRADE IN your old furniture with no A.C. RADIO A THUD VISION CO.-' Appraisal Service "anywhere." 4M Jsnatorlal service, Commercial, res- 123 Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-47U never get it ... this is the finest deal of all. down payment apd gal a new parlor Bilh Ave., Long Branch. Phone Bus, idential. Low rates. KK 6-2770. or dining room set at eale prleee. Wil* CApllal 2.»w. Fits. SHadyilde 7-3821, RBRVICB WHILB YOU WAIT. Ham Left Furniture Inc., llwjr, 3S, Mlddietown. 811 1-3211, open evening! Fuel Oil—Heating Roofing, Siding and Insulation tilt a p, m. Auto and Track Rental COLLECTOR FIIKL OIL. A IIBATINO—Call BH I' Insulation A Siding Corp. Certified UfHEU BUT RECONDITIONED AND AVIS— Bent a new car or truck. Low 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc., Service eV Johni-Manvllle contractor PR B-S401 MATAWAN FORD I Successors fo Geo. S. Barrett & Son, Inc.) hai built a Kxperltnrnl wllli retail nulletn, for GUARANTEED, RBPRlOBnATORB, riles Maple Ave., Red Bank. RH 7- Sales, 3 Herbert St., Red Bankj or Adam Mnimiyer AT 1-0301, ouislflf work only. No sales, itrlelly FREEZRni, AND TELEVISIONS FO1I OMS. PR 4-6314. Dally 7 a,m.-10 p.m name based on quality service. Now we can offer our outstanding tales and iliinnlni. Munt have car. Age unim- SALE. WE WILL ALSO BUY YOLTt Homo Improvements OLSON CO, INO.—Roofing, Siding * portant, atnhition Is, Steady work for OLD ONES, WB HAVE EXPERT RE. Awntngi — Canopies Insulation. Instfttled and fiiaranfftRd tervico facilities at better than competitive prices. risht man. Inr Interview write "EX* PA in MEN AT YOUR SERVICE !< WORKING MAN'S contractor-Alter- for 10 yean. PR B-0705-AT 1-0S40. PKRIKNCKII'. Hoi Bit, Red Dank. HOURS A DAY. ALL WORK OUAH- AWNINOflCANOPlKO made to order. ations, additions, painting, masonry, ANTEED. IIAYSIIORE flBllVICM CO., Frse estimates. Standard Awnlni Co,, all those little Jons. LO 81714. Tile—Ceramic THE NEW MATAWAN FORD realizes tho value of a good service depart, IWY M and 9TH ST., BKI.FORD. »1S niver Rd,, Fair Haven. 811 f-MM KB 6-2227, KE 9-tJM, KB 63a40. Insurnnco REMODELING our specialty. Ceram- KLECTHOLUX CORPORATION lo or mosaics. Lifetime beauty and mont and h., Mills Silver Shopping Cen- only flio delivered, Temars Music NKVKR RINK with NAVB8ANUI You're In good hand! with Allstate. ter. Hit 1-3070, more, jog Main It.. Lakewood. FO 1- Navesand Marine Piles Co.. Ocean John P. MoHus.li, Mem. RU 1-1001. MATAWAN FORD is relying more heavily than over before on the old adage 3,0(1. Ave., Sea Hrllhl. BD 2-1101. Tret Service MANT(rvVfiiiK"(IN*SMALi7... CERAMIC WALL TILE and Knrmlca Landscaplng-Oardenlng also tried and provod, "AFTER WE SELL, WE SERVICE." Mlllilll * HTHATTON. tops expirtly installed by ftayntans Building Contractor MK*r THICK) SDItVICID-Insurtd. den- KK flf(721> LAWN BEHVlCfJ - Roto Illllni, De- «ral c«.re of trees. 124 Belshtw Ave., Floor Cnvsrlnii. 0 W, Front HI., Kid Bstonlnwn. I.I 2-2437. KI.K'"l'l!li'M'ANf4"vVANTKlV~-~ Must lie flank Call Nil 7-M7II fir ultimate. 0 S, O'llUILUEllO pendable, rpinionnhie, rnrvlce. Call xprrir-ricri!, For Infortnstlon csl ipsoimiilni in aluminum siding plus aeor«i> llordrn, Mil 1-7777 nil 7 .WH. aumplets building service end remod- Vacuum Cleaner Repair SENSATIONAL Lawn and Garden Supplies CLBOTItULUX SUMMER SALE JoHN CAUVVAU.AT)HIK-Uulidsr. Nsn UAiltl) UAViRbN"CO,. INO, Ssles Sorvloo luppllsi MATAWAN FORD XI' WANTED-Malc • Female work, alterations. Wood and asphalt For all tfawti end Osrden Hup TM Mtttlson AVI.. Asbury Park. For roola. nines 10311. Ill) 1-04M. 176 w rront nt. nil prompt home service or bee checkup SUttl-SSOKS TO (,!•(), S. BAURKn & SON, INC. KXTKIIIKNCKI) sllnl«~neeili'e~iP|ier» COMPLETE KITCHEN on your Bleetrolui, call Pit B-OMl. Ints on Uillt-N rnr r-nntH All sprllonR DoNTEFANO CONSTRUCTlOtl-Nsw _ Odd Jobs a icrvlcc orKiinl/.allon which oilers oil the advanluKui und continued InlcrcM of a uprn Apply l.ucy Hporliwrsr, Mb W, Including cabinet", formica, homes, RlteraflrmM, renatrs, time pay- Krutil HI., lt«rl llnnli, N. J. built-in oven and sink. ments. Phone KB (I fa-KB t-09'll. gitrARitH cleaned, Trsts Watch Ropalr local buslm-M combined wilh compvllllvir price, innkc* u> n KCMKI plncr In do hiinlnmfi. KliAMTmi, flAUI'KNTMn WOIIKT rriiiiiveil, Hmillni, Appliances, X IIA V"TKf'IINli'MN" '• •"tisp'rlen'reil, I'IIMR WATCH CHYHTAL 113 nil vi-iii«. fiiiiv-funi-limir ivi-pk, |-" itlt'mtlnnii, unit nil'llllniui, VO ytnrn furniture moved. CA 2-77»7. SERVICE vnluei will) every witloh r*|mlr, SALES inthlv NUIHIIR sNlsiy, on I tilBB. ONLY $495 enif rlctu-f. linyimmil O. Hneckrl. 60 Main Street nil \r.m. PnlnllnR and Decorating M0MNA JKWKI.KrlN, M Monmouth Dully H in S I'M. :\'K\[lf,!-('yJ> IIIIIM lirn,lrr| l,v tt CROWN KITCHEN CENTER III.. KM 11ink RH 7-IIWI. Dully H 'o O'l'.hi. NUW HllMKH. allnrnll'ms. rnpulre. I.OIUH ('AMMAN-I'nlnlT. iriitnr. I -Kimv Cull in: 1 •;;:» I.I wrlle II'- v ;n 4 (Mklilll III Ml'lillrlown SMurdny « wurli. Kor »«llin»i/-« l SH 7-2552 rill Merlin Klirnrtiich Nil l-n.'lil I'luililll Air Mil I-I7IDI tiller II |i III. Welding - rubricating MMi IIAMi ALUMINUM i'ltnliriTII rofJKll * Mi-illlllf ritlntliig 'mill TIIUI.'K linlllKJI ».,,| ln,hi.Irl«l ri|i|n- MATAWAN, N.J.-2 Blocks WoPt of R.R. Station I'" il 1,1 l;l'l I- ., ith 1 p. - j • -. It Oaf tvt'll l.'ill nA[v#I.K. silrr\|ln( CM ml 7 IHft III I I .-.ii;/ i *•/ RED BANK REGISTER WO* July 13, 1*50-17 HOUSES FOR SALE Community Leadership Beach Party SCHENKEL Plan Big *fo DOWN PAYMENT At Surfride r For Veteran* Bt. » betwwn Ktfport-iiiAtltlewi Outlet for 4-H Talents To Memorialize Dilly »-» «4turd«r, Bwaiiy JM SEA BRIGHT — One-hundred $800 Down Events At CO 4-1922 FREEHOLD — Beyond raising fifty members of the Surfrider For Non-GI Beach Club attended the club's ATTENTION VETERANS cows, chickens, corn and pigs, Fellowship Custom-built ranch home contain- GI Bill of Rlghti rum out July 25, many New Jersey 4-H boys and first beach party Saturday night. Pigeons at Post ing three bedrooms, large kitch- last cbance to buy with no down pay- girls are becoming leaders in Fires for roasting hot dogs dotted 4-B Fair en with an electric range and ment. Has Barbecue community projects. In the 4-H the beach, and the refreshments FORT MONMOUTH — a bird custom-made cabinets, living Two-bedroom, neat, tenced, B.500 were rounded off with kegs of FREEHOLD - The 1960 Mon- room with dining area, genuine Two-bedroom, garage, 110,200 community relations program, EATONTOWN — The Adult fountain will be dedicated here Two-bedroom, awnings, ahade, $10,800 club, members now receive specif- Fellows!"'n of the Methodist beer. Many party-goers swam in mouth County 4-H Fair will open ceramic tiled bath, plus full cel- Three-bedroom Cape Cod, $13,900. at the Freehold Raceway at 1:30 Contract To omorrow morning in commem- lar, expansion attic, open breeze- ic guidance on ways and means Church n'eld' a covered dish sup- e lighted pool until midnight. way with attached one-car ga- For these and other good to participate in.local events. per and barbecue Saturday night Club members attending were m. July 21. For three days ration of the historic role played rage and combination aluminum buys be sure to set us, i Members are serving as news at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ir. and Mrs. Gregory B. Hill here will be a festival of con- Shore Gas by the pigeon in military com» lan and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin C. ests, exhibits and entertainment. storm and screen windows and reporters; and leaders of- civic, Elliott Willitts, Reynolds Dr. NEW SHREWSBURY — The munications. doors throughout the premises. PAIR HAVEN — Attractive bunjalow. educational and religious activi- rampf, Middletown; Mr. and A highlight at the start will Fireplace. Dining area. Two bed- Rev. Milton F. LeCompte, rs. Lawrence N. Berglund, Mr, Board of Education last night Brig. Gen. Charles M. Baer, 220 wiring and genuine plaster roomi. Good closet space. Basement. ties and safety and health cam- pastor, was honored with a birth- je the Monmouth County 4-H awarded a contract for the sup walls on copper lathe. Over one Garage. Excellent condition, Good for nd Mrs. Max B. Hungate, Mr. jueen Contest which is scheduled as post commander, will give the acre of ground, city sewers (not beginning or retiring couple. Asking paigns. They are taking part rec- day cake and a gift from the ply of fuel oil to its three schools dedicatory address. Dedication |H,S00. i . reational, dramatic and social nd Mrs. Robert F. Hencke, Mr. or 8 p. m. Thursday. This will a development). Immediate oc- members of the congregation. :nd Mrs. Richard Stenz, Mr. in 1960-61 to Shore Gas and Oil of the Pigeon Memorial, which group events. )e followed by the county-wide Co., Oakhurst. cupancy for right party—pay rent Lawrence J. Schilling Attending were Mr. and Mrs. nd Mrs. John Lang, Mr. and •H Variety Show. is adjacent to the U.S. Army until closing. A truly excellent REALTOR At the end of each club year, John Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Lester The firm was lowest of three Signal Corps Museum, is sched- X6 Spring Street Re3 Bank their achievements are evaluated drs. Harry Horan, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Siver, Jr., County opportunity. SHadyslde 7.4121 Armitage, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- -. S. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Don- bidders with a transportation rate uled as part of the Army Signal by the county and state judges. •11 Club agent, said more than of $.0778 per gallon which will mond Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- d Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0 clubs are expected to com Corps' current celebration mark- SAMUEL Awards go to qualified members. vin Francke, Mr. and Mrs. Elzie be added to the current con ng 100 years of progress in sig- TEICHER STRIKES AGAIN This marks the eleventh year derrick, Mr. and Mrs. James ete in various contests and Full Price Chaffin, Mr, and Mrs. George Celly, Mr. and Mrs. Seibren trolled cost per gallon at time nals. TEICHER AGENCY that community relations awards ihows. Individual entries are ex- of delivery. $8,590 Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Ralston, teinalda and Mr. and Mrs. Rich' From 1917 until deactivation ol Oceanport Ave. Oceanport will be given by William Wrig- Mr. and Mrs. William Vital and ected to top last year's record Other bidders were Lawes Coal OCEANPORT — Charming little ley, Jr., Company. The outstand- rd Callaghan, New Shrewsbury otal of 1,375. the Army pigeon program in Call or Dial sons William and Garry, Mr. nd Mr. and Mrs. Lyndon T. Ab- Company, Inc., Shrewsbury, $.082 March, 1957, the home station bungalow located on corner prop- ing girl and boy in the state will and Mrs. W. Lester Whitfield and Other events planned for Thurs- per gallon, and Sterling Oil Ten- Liberty 2-350O or Liberty 2-3501 erty. Consisting of living room receive a certificate of honor. iott, Mr. and Mrs. Edward R and nerve center of the pigeon son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coeniger, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin day, the opening day, are a trac- minal Co., Newark, $.0833. with real wood-burning fireplace, AH expense trips to the National tor driving contest and several breeding and training program For Prompt, Courteous Service up-to-date kitchen with electric Riehlman and children Robin and )arhart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Bids were received also for was maintained at Fort Mon- 4-H .Club Congress in Chicago Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Willard horse club activities. supply of "milk. The board wil OWNER MUST SELL. Attractive Cape range and plenty of cabinets, two will be provided on a sectional ;ook, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas mouth. In times of peace the Cod In fine neighborhood, perfect for bedrooms, and bathroom, all on King and children Yvonne and Jrady, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Set for Friday are beef, sheep award this contract at its August lofts here annually attracted 'i growing family. Living room, pine basis, and two scholarships of $400 Willard, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Paul and horse shows as well as the paneled wall, brick fireplace, fining one floor. Brand-new oil heating each will be presented to the top meeting, after the bids have been thousands of visitors from nearby area, modern kitchen, three nice bed- system, open front porch, alum- Curley and children Susan and Theising, Mr. and Mrs. Rober 4-H Parade which will begin at studied. rooms, one unfinished, bath, 34x12 en- 4-H boy and girl in the nation. Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cof communities. closed porch. Ample space for recrea- inum screens and storm windows, Steven, Mrs. Fred Bornemann, the Elks Club, Freehold, at 7:30 tion and dining room, oversized garage. and two-car garage. Act fast, This program is under the di- fey and Mr. and Mrs. Harry J and end at the Freehold Race- On closing of the activity, a Block to modern school. Asking {15.500. Mrs. Annaber Dennis, Mrs. Annie public sale was held of 1000 Sig- Russell M, Boms Realtors. 600 River this won't last long! rection of the Cooperative Ex- Charpek, Red Bank. way. Rd., Fair Haven. SH 7-4832. ' tension Service, and is arranged Reynolds, Mrs. Jennie Wortman, nal Corps birds then remaining Mrs. Elsie Demarest, Mrs. Min- Also, Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Saturday there will be a dairy Red Cross WALK TO STATION — Dead end by the National 4-H Service Com- ^oleman, Mr. and Mrs. Carl in the center. Pigeon fanciers •treet. Unusually desirable location SAMUEL" erva Gibson, Mrs. Sara Hayes, show, horse club exhibitions, a In Little Silver. Four-year old custom mittee. 'frommer, Mr. and Mrs. Thoma from all sections of the nation 1 Mrs. Clara Roberts, Mrs. Anna chicken barbecue and livestock ranch. M living room with fireplace, TEICHER AGENCYi iflcNair, and Mr. and Mrs. Waltei Fund Lags attended the sale and quickly three bedrooms, huge deluxe kitchen, Recreation Plans Staats, Mrs. John Ousterman, calvacade. That evening the screened porch, 28x18 rear patio. Three Oceanport Ave. Oceanport ^. Burkhardt, Little Silver; Mr, SHREWSBURY - The Ra bought up the birds, which were acrea guaranteed privacy. Spotless con- Recreation is another of the of- Mrs. Thomas Zingale, Mrs. An county 4-H Fashion Show and a sold in lots of five pairs, with dition. Asking 121.300. Russeil M. Boms Call or Dial i lene Cain, Mrs. Florence Knight, nd Mrs. Ralph Lawrence, Mr, special awards program will take Cross fund campaign report t Realtors. 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. ficial 4-H programs. nd Mrs. Donald Laing, Jr., Mr. last Thursday totals $72,009.87, a maximum purchase of two lots SH 7-4532. Mrs. Ralph Wright and children Liberty 2-3500 or Liberty 2-3501 This year, John Deere of Mo- md Mrs. Jack Deisler, Mr. an place, it was announced by the county to each buyer. HARTSHORNE WOODS, aacrlflca, line, III., will he host to the top Barbara, Joanne, Rodney, and Each 4-H Club entered will set beautiful nine room colonial on For Prompt, Courteous Service Bruce, Miss Judith Bornemann vlrs. Joseph McNulty, Mr. an chapter this week. Special provision was made for wooded knoll. Very fine location. Call state and national winners dur- Mrs. Robert Halfacre, Mr. anc up a booth at the raceway. Ex- The amount collected is not re-locating 15 special pigeons, the owner for Inspection. SH 1-2382. Miss Mary Dennis and Miss Vir- THREE bedroom split lev«l — Modern ing the National 4-H Club Con. Mrs. William R. Brennan, Mr. hibits will feature vegetables, adequate to operate the Red hero birds of World War II, who RUMSON—Beautifully furnished early kitchen, i'A bathi, recreation room gress in Chicago next fall. ginia Zingale. flowers, plant propagation, for- American firmhousa on landscaped two.catwocar garageg . H acre plotlt . Near and Mrs. William G." Wye, Mr. Cross service programs of the had been housed here in the pi- acre In fine location. 105 W. River Rd. parkwayrkwy . CalClll SH 1-3075075. Awards will Include recognition A peach festival will be held and Mrs. William Harter, Mr. estry, entomology, electrical, chapter it also was reported. geon hall of fame known as "The FOUR ROOM apartment for sale. Low FOUR-BEDROOM HOUSE In Little Sil- ver. Deal directly with owner. For certificates for four blue award at the new church on Wyckoff and Mrs. William LeBaron, Mr, woodworking, sewing, cooking Red Cross Day at Monmouth Churchill Loft." The Army placed clown payment. Payments. W9.50 per information call Mrs. Baxter, I.I 2-<0OO, clubs in each county plus gold- Rd. Saturday, Aug. 20. and child care. month Include! gas, water, electric, Ext. 22542 weekdays or SH 1-2089 inn- and Mrs. Frank Kroha, Mr. and Park Race Track is slated for these heroes in public zoos and call Ii 2-4488 or PR 5-9034. Ings and weekends. filled medals for four individual Mrs. Robert M. Jackson, Misses Admission to the fair is free, Saturday, July 23. Volunteers to other institutions throughout the LITTWJ SILVER — Attractlv_ ranch, winners. On the state level, 10 three bedroom!, center hall, large ATTRACTIVE Custom Home — Lmd- 'atricia Jackson and Diana Dig Mr. Siver said. There will be an solicit funds on that day are country. living room, dining, paneled den, two scaped, spacious lot. Goad neighbor, blue award clubs will receive cer- Firemen Hold baths, two-car garage, convenient 1;- hood. Living room, fireplace, three bed- gin, Rumson, and Mr. and Mrs information booth on the grounds needed. Anyone interested in as- High on the list of this special jntlori. Asking $26,600. Owner BH 1-9368. rooms, attached garage, patio. Full tificates, and the state champion tanley Von Lehn, Mr. and Mrs where programs will be distrib- sisting may contact the chapter f i pigeon. "GI basement. Excellent plumbing hot will be a Chicago congress dele- Eroup was tne amec water automatic heat. Good value. Pri* Family Picnic Charles Sherard, Mr. and Mrs uted. house Broad St. Instructions for!Joc.. credited wiln saving the FAIR HAVEN vate sale. 28 McCarter Ave.. Fair gate with all expenses paid. In Haven. Harry G. Stanley, Mr. and Mrs the "day" will be sent on receipt llive s off hundredhdd s off troopt s at Distinctive large older home fea- addition, each of six national win- UNION BEACH — The fifth an Robert Fleckles, Mr. and Mr NEW SHREWSBURY, lovely three bed nual family picnic of Union of the volunteer's name, address, Colvi Vecchia, Italy, Oct. 18, 1943. turing center hall, large living room house. Large living room, kitch- ners will be presented with a Emil Kammerer, Mr. and Mr and phone number. en basement, closets, convenient loca- $400 John Deere college scholar- Beach Fire Company 1 was held Mrs. Skakandy This courier flew 20 miles in as and dining rooms, modern kitch- tion. CA 9-3727. Charles Daly, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Miss Lucy E. Tompkins, execu- en, bedroom, \Vj baths down- ship. last week in McGuire's Grove, many minutes to deliver an or- SEVEN ROOM HOUSE, In Engltshtown. White, Mr. and Mrs. Richard tive director, asks local residents der to cancel the stairs. Four bedrooms, two All conveniences. In summing up the year's par- Middletown. Selects Aides , der to cancel th scheduled Heermans, Mr. and Mrs. John to mission baths upstairs. Full basement. ticipation, Bruce Lourie, vice Refreshments were prepared Mailler, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. come and enjoy a day at|bombing of tne citv Two-car detached garage. Oil MONMOUTH BEACH - Split level RED BANK Mrs. Jack Monmouth Park by helping your saved an entire British brigade usi>ri only weekends. Across Irom president, says "our contacts with and served by Robert Schiable. Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cleven- Red Cross." heat. Fireplace, slate roof. Shrewsbury River. Plot 100*135. PI 8- the 4-H staff and with volunteer William Bommer was chairman, Skakandy, president of the Little which had entered and taken Col- Many extras. Perfect family 14G8. ger, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Moel- adult leaders throughout the assisted by Raymond Klein. Silver Junior Woman's Club, has vi Vecchia ahead of schedule. home. A steal at $35,000. M1DDLETOWN Riverside Helshti ler, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert announced department chairmen Young Teen Dunce "G.I. Joe" was awarded the Dick- section. Scenic river view, attractive' country indicate that a splendid A baseball game between mem Lundy, and Miss Jan Humphreys, ly landscaped, large trees. Colorflal job is being done in guiding club bers over 40 and those under 4 for the year. en Medal by the Lord Mayor of WALKER & WALKER ranch, three bedrooms, 1!4 baths, fire, Fair Haven. They include Mrs. Kenneth At Ship Ahoy London. place In living room and recreation members who are the future lead- was played. The older men won, REALTORS room, modern kitchen, knotty pine Walker and Mrs. Patrick D'Aloia, SEA BRIGHT- A "young teen Otto Meyer, 420 River Rd., cabinets, new GE range, automatic ers of this nation." 14-3. Also, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Highway 35 Shrewsbury washer and dryer Included. Attached The broad scope of activities Shrewsbury, membership; Mrs. dance" sponsored by the Ship Fair Haven, now a member of garage, oil heat. Occupancy after July Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Troy, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Robert Gunther, Red Bank, and Ahoy and Surfrider Beach Clubs SHadyside 1-5212 15. Asking 524,500. Call SH 1-4709 for include arts and crafts, sports, Schiable and family, Mr. and Lutkin and Mr. and Mrs. James the Officers Department faculty, appointment. club and community social Mrs. Robert Nagle, Fair Haven, will take place Saturday from 8 U.S. Army Signal School, was in Open 7 Days Mrs. Bommer and children, Mr. R. Jackson, West Long Branch; chairmen of tho executive board; p.m. to midnight at the Ship RIGHT IN FAIR HAVEN — One and a events, nature lore, music, dram- and Mrs. Fred Brunner and fam- charge of the pigeon activity at half story rancher, Four bedrooms. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Del Mrs. William A. Gardella, Mon- Ahoy Beach Club. The affair is Fort Monmouth. During World TAKE OVER GI MORTGAGE Fireplace. Modern kitchen. Enclosed atics and the "share-the-fun" tal- ily, Mr. and Mrs. James Cal Vecchio, Oceanport; Mr. and breezeway. Large garage. Near ent shows. mouth Beach, program; Mrs. R. open to members and their dates War he held the rank of major school and stores. A terrific buy at houn and son, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. B. H. Lyons and Mr. and L. Richael, Lincroft, photograph- from 12 to 16 years of age, but RUMSON - Golden opportunity 99OO in the Army. —owner must* sacrifice ranch John Calandra, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Richard Devine, Shrews- er; Mrs. Alan Field, Jr., Little restricted to couples only Dressl^ type bungalow located in quiet RAY VAN HORN Teed Fined Joseph M. Coffey and children, bury; Mr. and Mrs. William Silver, yearbook; Mrs. Oliver D. 11111 in first experimented neighborhood, but close to shop- 804 River Road Fair Haven Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cozens, Mr. Fash, Hazlct; Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett, Little Silver, newsletter, ff ASKi" " ping and bus line. Consisting of SHadyslde 7-4100 and Mrs. Gustave Dirner an Fuqua and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- and Mrs. G. Donald Apgar, Little Dancing contests will be early as 1878 when it bought living room, dining room, kitch- IMMACULATE RIVERVIEW custom For Assault children, Mr. and Mrs. Henrj liam O'Brien, Lincroft; Mr. and Silver, publicity. featured throughout the evening, some birds and sent them to^the Jersey Rancher. Meticulous design, 5th Infantry Regiment, then on en with gas range, three small spac{ous family living room with pnno. Gunsauls and daughter, Mr. an Mrs. Walter Bclke, Leonardo; and special prizes will be given bedrooms, and bath, all on one ramie view of Shrewsbury river. "Brick FAIR HAVEN-Clarence Teed, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Flemming, The club met Monday night in duty in the Dakota territory. fireplace" entertaining dining room, 32 First St., was fined $25 for Mrs. Keith Gunsauls, Mr. an the offices of the First Eastern for the rhumba, polka, cha-cha, floor. Full basement, oil heat, deluxe science kitchen, three twin size Mi's. James Haggerty and daugh Neptune; Mr. and Mrs. James and jitterbug freeze. Refresh- Large numbers of Hawks in the many other nice features. Any- bedrooms, l'j baths, huge recreation assault by Magistrate John V. Investment Corporation, this area preyed on the birds, how- room with fireplace, full cellar, at- ter, Mr. and Mrs. William Hed Griffin, River Plaza, and special ments of pizza pie, hamburgers, one irregardless of age or in- tached garage, secluded summer porch, Crowell yesterday. guests Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nye, place, to discuss plans for a ever, and use of them was drop- come can assume present month- many century old treen compliment this Mr. Crowell also gave Teed a ley and children, Mr. and Mrs, luncheon and fashion show to be sloppy joes, hot dogs and soft ped for a time. Ten years later ly mortgage. Payments are only charming structure. River rights. Many Raymond Klein and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown, Mr. drinks will be served. other wonderful features left for your 30-day suspended sentence after and Mrs. William Griffin and Mr. held Saturday, Sept. 24, in Shad- the Army established a loft at $84 per month which pays full surprise. Imagine all this for only the accused was charged with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Klei owbrook, Shrewsbury. Steinbach's carrying charges. $2,500 down (24.600. It won't last. Consult Elwood and Mrs. B. J. Thompson. Key West, Fla., and resumed ex- A. Armstrong Agency, 555 Prospect assault under the disorderly per- and children, Mr. and Mrs. Her- of Red Bank will present. the Wheelock Employees periments in this field. payment required. Exclusive- Ave., Little 8llver. 8H 1-4500. bert Klein, Mr. and Mrs. Thoma call for appointment. sons act by Earl Ketchum, 11 fashions. Some pigeons were sent with CENTURY OLD COLONIAL on two First St. Marotta, Mr, and Mrs. William Guests at the meeting were Take 1st Aid Course acre plot. Lovely trees, eight spacious Marinella and children, Mr. an Gen. Pershing's troops on the rooms, rour bedrooms, bath. 18x18 living Police said Ketchum signed the Cub Pack Holds Mrs. E. S. von Gehren of Little] LONG BRANCH - Seven em- Punitize Expedition to Mexico. SAMUEL room, 22' beamed celling dining room, complaint against Teed July 7. Mrs. Raymond Menges, Mr. an huge modern fanm type kitchen, 20' Silver, Mrs. Robert Roberto of ployees of the Wheelock Signals, By the time the United States paneled den, basement, hot water oil Also fined $15 for careless driv- Mrs. Theodore Trembley Rumson and Mrs. R. S. Lemaire Inc., Branchport Ave., have suc- TEICHER AGENCY nest, three-car garage, hone barn with Outdoor Meeting had entered World War I, pi- three stalls, three fenced paddocks. ing was Arthur O. Jones, Jr., 17, children, Mr. and Mrs. Marti of Red Bank. cessfully completed a Red Cross geons had proved their worth and Oceanport Ave. , Oceanport Florida bound owner wants (13.500. of 117 Bingham Ave., Rumson. Mclnernoy and family, and Jun HAZLET — Cub Pack 130 re- See It today I Tomorrow may be too A business meeting is scheduled'sponsored standard first aid the Army had acquired 20,000 of Call or Dial late! Elwoort A. Armstrong Agency, ior Firemen Thomas Marotta, cently held an outdoor meeting for Monday, Aug. 8, in the cor- Realtors. 5S5 Prospect Ave.. Little Sil- them. Only about 5,000 birds were ver. SH 1-4500. Jr., and Henry Gunsauls, Jr. and cookout at the home of Mr. poration offices. Certificates have been issued Liberty 2-3500 or Liberty 2-3501 Beach Club Has and Mrs. Harry Cowlcs, Key' in France, however. LINCROFT — Six room ranch,. full by Francis G. Arrants of this For Prompt, Courteous Service cellar, two-car garngt. large Int. Welcome Dance port-Holmdel Rd., Holmdel. place, volunteer instructor, to World War I saw the emer- Many extras. Near new St. Leo s Church and school. For appointment SEA BRIGHT — Some 130 Committceman Theodore LonRo, Misses Jane Acerr» and Jean gence of "Cher Ami" as one of call Sit 1-5302. After 5 p.m. or any Middletown New the early pigeon heroes when THE FIRST BUYER time over weekend. members of the Sandlass Beach assisted by Harry Cowles, was Van Dyke and Ray S. Davies, Club attended the second annual Mr. and Mrs. John Ostock, Su: in charpe of the games and con- Long Branch; Edward A. Fusch- he saved survivors of the "Lost CAPE COD HOME near river. Living folk La., visited Freedomland Battalion" Oct. 4, 1918. On the WITH room, modern kitchen, tiled bath, four welcome dance Saturday night tests. Winners were: Robert Monmouth etti and Robert L. Ingram, Nep- bedrooms. 11,600 cash, J120 per month, in the club cocktail lounge. New York Wednesday. Ross, bean bag toss; Roger tune, and Robert C. Metcalf and third day of isolation, surround- ONLY $500 all charges. 119.900, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eby and Music was provided by the A- Cowles, 50-yard race; Robert Richard K. Smith, Asbury Park. ed by the enemy and raked by As down payment will own this lovply family, Mclrose Ter., spent a fire from their own Army, men home on 90x100. All fenced In. First Schanck Agency Tones from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. Mrs. William Gray, Pittsburgl Collier, football throw; Edward week with Mrs. Lee Hader of floor, three rooms and bath. Second Pa., is visiting her son-in-la Johnson and Stanley Baronoski, of the "Lost Battalion" released floor, two rooms and Vi bnth. All 8 Linden Place Bed Bank Edward Carton, chairman, was Patchasue, L.I., and also visited 9 Squad Member* knotiy pine kitchen. Gas heal. Thi« SHadyslde 7-0357 assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Wil- and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J three-legged race; Roger Cowles, Montauk Point. their seventh and last pigeon, house In such excellent condition it SHREWSBURY (or sale or rent. Lovely seph I. Lehan, 171 Conover La. Complete Course. "Cher Ami," with a message will go fast. •Ix-room Cape cod home with at- liam Nixon, Mr. and Mrs. Walter obstacle race; Mrs. Anthony Las- lached large hreeieway. Three-car gar- Snable, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich- kowsky and Mrs. Richard Cooke, pleading for lifting of the fire FULL PRICE ONLY $12,500 age. Oil hot water heat. Set on almost The seventh birthday of Kathy PORT MONMOUTH -- Leslie ard Young. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rickar mother's three-legged race. and a of their loca- two acres of lawn, tall trees, and Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. Neiman of this place, volun-l|"o^ hrnutlfnl shrubs. Reduced for quick Mr. Carton announced that the Suffolk La., have returned fro Cubs who made the recent trip BEACH AGENCY sale, J2B.fKH>. LI 2-1256. a two-week vacation with rela Elmer Meyer, Woods End, was teer landed at Rampont, annual teen dance will be held to Newark Airport will be pre- celebrated July ,4 with friends. Hwy 35 Middletown, N. J. RED RANK AREA — Twn-bedroorns, lives in Michigan, tificates to nine members of the,25 miles away. One leg had been OS 1-2727. expansion attic, dry basement, auto- Wednesday night, July 20. sented wings and temporary Mrs. Meyer, Ka.thy Meyer and ocal First Aid Squad for success- shaUered h\ bM£ and mntlc illshwasher, fireplace, J12.90O. jubilee patches will be given to" William Atwood spent the week- y LI 2-2151. Miss Janie Flinn, Oakmont, ully completing the advanced;wi was in jured Tne INCOME PROPERTY In tied Hunk. all boys qualifying for the Gold LOTS AND ACREAGE end with Mr. and Mrs. John Ar- first aid course sponsored by the j waswas% therehpr(, , ^howeverWM,pr . TThh e barrage Six rooms anil bath, both sides. (16,300. Pa., is spending her vacation en Jubliee Award. Qualifications pens of Shahola, Pa., and visited county Red Cross chapter. VIEW LOT Atlantic Highlands, hill- from Pennsylvania State College was stopped and a detachment LOTS AND ACREAGE side lot already graded and ready for the 50th anniversary award Misses Roberta and Beverly Me Qualifying were Carl Foster, The Dowstra Agency tor building. Panoramic oemn vlrw with her cousin, Joette Lchan, from the 77th Infantry Division LEONARDO - 100x160, Ready to h« require all Cubs to learn to yer at the Highland Lake Bible II B. Front Bt. Red Bank from yacht harbor to Sandy Hook. 171 Conoyer La. Belford. and Ray Mason, Ray- was soon on its way to rescue SH 1-87OO built on. Leonard Ave, Favorable U. 2-3439. swim, and swimming lessons wil Conference, Highland Lake, N.,Y. location. One block from beach. ORegon mond Geraghty, William F, Dai- the surrounded men. HOLMDEL — Transferred, must sell 5-1563. be given during August. ley, Frances Murphy, Walter three-bedroom ranch. Two baths, two- Miss Barbara Lehan vacation- "Cher Ami" received the Cruix flar garage, large basement, large lot. BUILD YOUIt HOME on choice i.i REAL ESTATE WANTED Cubmaster Ray Mitchell an Eleanor McMahon, daughter of Fink, Gus Hornig, Willard Saun- CO 4-3384. ' ed recently from her position at Jcrs and Walter de Guerre from the French and Acre lot on Nutawamp Rontl In Mid' TO BUI ON CONTRACT — House nounced there will be an all-day Mr. and Mrs. John McMahon, I Drazwicki, this •IX ROOM RANCH home. Lot 100x100 nletnwn. Three minutes, Red Rank. in Red Bank, east ot MapU Ave.. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, placc Gen. Pershing saw the bird off Hot water. Bmebourd heat. Low taxes Must sncrlMct* Job transfer out of ior family of oven. Wilts full details outing by the pack Sunday, Au- Millbrook Dr., celebrated her 10th| ' T4 Sagamore Ave.. Oceanport, N. J. state. SH 1-7106. Tcnn., with her parents, Mr. and for home. When the pigeon died, to "Contract", Box 611. Red Bank. Mrs. Joseph I. Lchan, Conover gust 7, at Ocean County Park birthday July 5, and her sister the body was mounted and placed HELP I We> have sold so many proper, Lakewood. Cars will leave the ties that w* want raora good listings. La. Elizabeth celebrated her seventh Trim-It- Yourself in the National Museum, Wash- By KEN REYNOLDS Call ut now for prompt professional Beers St. athletic field at 10 birthday last Thursday at family QUICKIES service. Walker and Walker, Real Es- a. m. There will be swimming Canhinere Coals ington, D.C. tate. Insurance. Open 1 dayi. Shrews- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ostock, celebrations. During World War II, approxl- bury offlct, 8H 1-0313. Rirltan Office, and outdoor cooking. CO 4-5212. Suffolk La., held a barbecue RED BANK - Frank Smith, jmately 40,000 racing pigeoni WE ARE ACTIVELY engaged In the patio party recently and had as Suzanne Johnson, daughter of manager of Sears, Roebuck and were voluntarily supplied to the real estate business nmfare expand- PUSH Mr, and Mrs. Albert Johnson, Co., has announced an innova- ing our activities to the Tied Bank guests Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nineteen Army Signal Corps without com- arna. Interested In listing choice prop Berger, Lisa and David Berger, celebrated her 13th birthday Fri- tion In high fashion: A trim-it- pensation by civilian racing fan- erty, realistically priced, for sale or First Aid -Course day at a family party. yourself cashmere coat in five lease. Lnrgs advertising and sales cam- Mr. and Mrs. John Ingram and ciers. The birds were used on at pnlgn to commence shortly. If you sons, Jeffrey and Jack, Mr. and LONG BRANCH — Nineteen colors. wnnt notion, put your" horn* In our least 20 different occasions dur- program. Call or write ARTHl'll Mrs. Gordon Rhodes and sons students in the local school sys- The seventh birthdayy of John For a "custom designed" look, ing fighting in the Mediterranean 1AHLAV AGENCY, 626 Bangs Ave., Mt f M PR 4-55M. Douglas, Leslie, Stephen and tem recently complete the Matey, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ar- there is a choice of mink, blue Theater of Operations, when they Gordon; Elaine and David Os- Standard First Aid Course which!"lllr Lone Onk Rd., was fox and beaver collars in colors were the only means of commun- Mill tock, Mrs. John Chuberk and is sponsored by the county Red celebrated Friday by members to harmonize with the coat. "The HIIKKIKK'N NA1.K ications. They proved valuable In Btl'KltlOll CO (HIT (IP NKW IKItSKV Miss Cathy Fronzi. Cross chapter of his family. result," says Mr. Smith, "Is n sending information gathered in (IIANCKKV DIVISION fur-trlmmcd coat distinctively de- MONMOtlTII COUNTY James Mazzucco of this place, action behind enemy lines. Dookrt Nn. F 1154.M Democratic Club volunteer instructor, issued qual- Misses Linda and Louise Scin- signed in style and color to match While the use of pigeons in the Progressive Credit Union. A rn the Individual personality." Un- liilon oriunizuil uiulrr llio Inws ifying certificates to Gail Coul- to, Peterson nrc spending sever- invasion of France was limited the RIM* nf New YcirU, Plaintiff v«: HIIH Early Meeting bourn, Durham A. Potter, Bar- al weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Leon- trimmed coats and collars also t0 Milton Until and Uratrlce Roth, his birds only, 134 United wlfo, rt ills,, Iiufoiiilnnlit, PORT MONMOUTH-The Port bara Armcn, Paul Teaman, Ed- ard lanmundo of Chapman Ter. are offered separately, |I States birds were employed dur- My vlrluo of a writ nf execution In 1 ward R, Adams, Alnn P. Brown, till aliove nUli-d nctlon to nir ill- Monmouth Democratic Club held inn the Rocr River crossing. rectert, I ahnli expnsn fnr Half- si puh its July meeting in advance of Bernard L, Doyle, William God- Uric Atht'iton, son of Mr. and WANT THIS TRIP? Twenty-five messages and 67 map He VPtldup, at HIP Court ItiiiiMf Ii Ihn nmnuali ol Fjccliulri, Cniility u( its usual date in order to liv oskl and Emil H. Strackc, LOUR Mrs, Frank Athcrton, Melrosnj ASBURY PARK — Applications overlays wurr carried by them. Mnnmnutli, New Jersey, nn Monility, 1 crease the time nf the club's. Branch: William E. llnrvoy and Ter., celebrated her eighth birth- ar(. |,t.jnnK accepte, d b_y, ..th.o As- In thr Southwest Pacific Area, Ilir Nlll ilny nf August, IDIW, nt 2 ( o'clock p. M I'rpviilllnij 'rune. slimmer vacation. The next ir«u- WillUun Levin, West Lonf^diiday last ThursdayThursday . liHeo will spend jjhur y Pnrk Area Clwmbor ol piK'.'on aimmiinlciitionii s proved f All the following tract or parcel of ; liiuil iiml pri'imsi's iM-riMlmltrr imrtk- lar meeting will be In September "ranch; .loan S, Robinson and! Saturday In Now York City with ('oinmorco from young house- foclivc with .small ships as well lilnrly ilrirrllinil, sllunte, lying nnrl lie- I > lricl u v wives who live in houses or1 as in junglo and nmimtainou.i In II,<• Towmlilii ill Mlililletnwn. Frank Wrxle wns jiur-st speaker . " " n ';"""». Hatonlown;'his family. In Ihn County nf Mnnninillll nrnl Htntr at tho meetlnR In Meadowvicw. A"m' "•}. ')sl'ur; ''alr "f":! ,„. . , " ~ , ,, apartments In new developments, terrain. In Uurnia, u loft IVM of New Jprsi-y, Known unit ilestKiuitod l0U r G c 1 K n n m M D nl d nmel Sl of thu Shoro area. One will be| established behind ciit'iny lines M U-\ '.'1 un Mil[i riitlltpil "MII|I nf Inn. IWford. Ho led a discussion< ; ,"° .'"! '' ' " ^»" , " M "\['[ ' "" "' " ' Illfthvlnw Pnrl(, Mimt llnn'l. Mkliile- on the master plan nnd zonlnj1 lliilthcs,• Ashur'•""••.»y Park• ">";• l.oKoi.<-im,y [ whmiuo wil»»ml l»•».>- mnrrlrxi"«'n™l Saturdn.miuiuny tmo selectesciocietdi bDy Kf.ud Millsivinis, programpron'""i;i an«•>"d pigeoni'wu"»s wormme pui>uti lin> use b»y town Township, N, J." (Uleil July 7, • . t . i ..'...... — *-_...... ll^..* .. .-..•*_... IM4 nml rxvlm-il Aiirll [I, Ili5.\ mmle ordinance proposed for Middle- ,l(t'11' All('nmlrs': TheodusialMIss MarRnret Decker of Lone!production manuncr, to jmirney• URcnts as well as forward troops. liv Usury 1<", IjOirecqiii-. nlil lloil All lie a Boeiiil in Tho Rogiitor W«nr Adi almott <>very wook!" the ',';i|r l)i |i,u tint ill ul Health. C.iiulin.i LfiiKU'1. I .l.'ilh hiilhtlnv. Volunlai liv teln rd Ii ,1 .Inly, 1.1, Ant. J j,.H•,-, next meeting. July 13, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER and Mr. and Mrs, Joseph-Farrett £ \ attended a party at Trade Winds Holrittiel wtttowW W.:w£.V Von- Sea Bright, Saturday. •MHIctoy. a three-week vacation trip to Jtfaj. w>d Mr*, Ryder and eon Mr. ind'Mrt, Cb»rto (frx «nd MM. Charlotte Mahler, Everett Lincroft California, En route, they stopped Hank, Detroit, spent last week *Udreo, Elteabeth nod Owlet in Chicago and visited Mr, and Rd, is vWtfng with her ton and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Layton andwith Mr, and Mrs. Daniel Ely, It., Stilwell Rd., are ipending a daughter-in-law; Mr. and Mr«. Mrs. Jonathan Niles, Jr., Brook-|Mrs. Fred Eggert. In Los An-children, Ralph and Evelyn, Main Rd. Mrs. Ryder is contin- racation at Lavalette. dale Farm, has returned fromjpeles, they visited Mr. and MrsNewma. n Springs Rd., have re- Guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.Paul Mahler, Shrewsbury. Mr. uing her visit while Maj. Ryder and Mrs. Mahler are the par- Riverview Hospital with her in- George Free. They also spent a turned from a three-week tour is on military duty in Wisconsin. Robert Gibson, Sunnyside Rd., fant son, Jonathan Niles, 3d. Herweek at LaJolla, Calif. of the South and Midwest. They were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Berg- ents of their third daughter. twin sister. Mrs. Kenneth Dc- attended the graduation exercise lund and daughter Kathie, Mor- John Tilleli, son of Mr. and Groat, Front St., Red Bank, pave of Second Lt. William R. Janchu James Ravotte, Main Rd., had ristown. Mrs. Joseph Tilleli, is taking a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Farrell birth to a son three days later at the officers guided missile a fall and injured his back last Kathie Hickey, daughter of Mr.summer course at the military at the same hospital. have returned from attending the school, Redstone Arsenal, Ala. week. college in Chester, Pa. national convention of the Junior and Mrs. Donald Hickey, Everett In Beeville, Texas, they were Rd., Is visiting with her uncle Guests this week of Mr. and Chamber of Commerce at St. guests of Mr. and Mrs. James The Congregational Committee Miss Dianne Brandt, daughter Louis, Mo. Mrs. Farrell visited and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Joseph Tilleli are Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas Naylor. While in Texas, a fam- of Holmde! Federated Church Kelly, Atlantic Highlands. Mrs. Carl Filleretto and son Al- her sister, Mrs. William Powers, ily party was held. A trip to will meet at the .manse Monday Brandt, Marlu Farm, is spending at Hamilton, Ohio. Mrs. Jack Kelly Sr., Atlantic bert, Chester, Pa. part of this week with Miss Diane Mexico was another trip feature. at 8 p. m. Boeckel, Port Monmouth. Mrs. Cynthia P. Turner, To- boys of the troop who will at- Mr. and Mrs. Robrrl Bouthicl- wanda, Pa., and Mrs. Joan Hall, Lincroft Boy Scout Troop 110 tend later sessions are Clyde ler, Marlu Farm, are visiting Arlington, Pa., spent the week- will leave for Forestburg, N. Y. Hackler and Fred Sietz. Mrs, Bouthielier's sister, Mrs. end with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sunday for a week. William Tuf- Wilson Chalou.x. Walerbury, Conn. Farrell Manor Pkwy. Hash is attending a session at It adds up! More and more the professional scouting school people use The Register ads each "But we need the kitchen timer,' Mom! Tommy can't Mr. and Mrs. Philip Eisenhart, Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Richards, at the Schiff Scout Reservation, issue because results come fas- Manor Pkwy., have returned from Mr. and Mrs. Philip Eisenhart, Mendham, from July 17-29. Other ter.—Advertisement. count to 100 so he waits till the bell rings!" OUR 90th YEAR COMPARE IjpiTY! COMPARE PRICE! YOU GET MORE FOR YOUR MONEY AT FIRESTONE! Headdon's i Mst^P and Shop Corner A recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. SHOP TONIGHT TIL 9 Charles Scott, Rt. .35, was Mrs. Scott's . brother, John Alberts, Kingston. N. Y. in Both Stores

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scott, Cooper Rd., had their son and flicatjontime Fitted _ daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Scott, Staten Island; as Basket 7 week-end guests. Woven stained oak with |i varnished plywood cover. % Complete service for 6. § Mr, and Mrs. Leon Finn and iWALUES family, Atlanta, Ga., have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward 7-60 Folding Aluminum Finn, Cooper Rd. Webbed Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bell, Chaise Phonecia, N. Y., spent the week- end here with their son-in-law and daughter,' Mr. and Mrs. All-Purpose Air Mattress George Mott, Andoyer St.

Full-size for maximum comfort and enjoyment G. L. Higginbotham has return- Heavy-gauge vinyl with electronically-welded ed from a visit to Canada. seams for a long, trouble-free life Has 2 safety Ralph Barto, Conover PI., a sur- . °*— . | lock air valves. Attractive Scotch plaid design gical patient at Riverview Hos- ; Comfort at a low price, jg pital, is back home. ' Adjusts to 4 positions. § in red or yellow. i Firestone Velon webbingg, f Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ottinger, Cooper Rd., have returned from a motor trip through New York 9.V-109, 110 Oscillating State. Toastmaster Toaster Sprinkler Brig. Gen. Joseph Heinrich, Cooper Rd., has returned from a Firestone "500" business trip to the Philippines, 2-Slice Automatic Hawaii, Korea and Japan. 1.75 3-S-ltt A Week Auto Glare Shield Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hawley 50-Ft.Plastic Hose have returned from a trip to Beautifully finished in a new chip-resistant acrylic ? 69 South Carolina. green metallic enamel with sparkling white trim... | 13.98 white pedals, grips and saddle. Chrome-plated head- i Strong and durable, yet = 3 Provides extra driving I Jane Pabst, daughter of Mr. p safety. Powerful magnets r light Chrome-plated handlebars. Stylish white side- ° ~ flexible and easy to handle, f- Waters areas up to 1575 and Mrs. Henry Pabst, Andover , Made of green opaque plas-; sq. ft Can be set for full, 1 attach shield to receptive -' St., is spending two weeks at wall tires. Luggage carrier and chain guard. t tic with brass couplings. - partial or side coverage. i metal car parts. * Camp Mohawk in Massachusetts. • Makes parfect toast every time. Light, m«- dium or dark—to suit your taste. Patrick Henry never belonged to any particular church or re- ligious society. But, once hand- • Exclusive Superflex Timer; Hinged Swing Open ing his Bible to a friend, he Crumb Tray; Instant button release. Chrome said: "Here is a book worth more than all the books ever printed. finish. Yet it is my misfortune never to have found time to read it, with proper attention and feel- ing, till lately. I trust in the mercy of Heaven that it is not yet too late." 14-S-40 W-A-133 Th« Regljter'j daislOed ad section Is Monmouth county's great market place when buyers and seller's meet 20-Inch every lisue.—Advertisement Electrically I0-1S? Reversible EASY TERMS Trim, Slim, Smart Window Fan Viscount 40 Outboard 18-Inch Rotary Mower • Electric Generator and Starter, factory installed Printed Pattern 1.25 88 • Automotive-type Direct Battery Ignition A Week • Corrosion-resistant Stainless Steel Underwater Parts 3.75 • Streamlined Sound-absorbing Fibcrglas Cover Down Super-power two-speed ; • Attractive Polar White and Gray Finish electrically reversible win A rugged, economically-priced rotary mower with " dow fan. Handsome beige - 15-Ft. Fiberglas Runabout finish. Vertical safety grille ._ • Modern One-Piece Wrap-around Windshield a dependable Clinton 2yt h.p., 2-cycle engine. guard. Convenient handle." • Complelely Installed Steering Wheel Unit Instant-action recoil starter. Rugged 14-gauge j; Capacitor motor. Top _ • Beautifully Upholstered Seals hold 6 People steel base with easy-rolling 6 x 1.50 wheels. Side " quality throughout i • High Quality Chrome-plated Hardware chute ejection with finger protector guard. • Full Transom Width Self-Bailing Motor Well Special Price! Presto Control Master STOP and SWAP ' NATION-WIDE.* 5., V"7 " Portable Oven SUMMERTIME .CAR"' We'S.SKt^o» CAF Mfr.'s List 27.95 De Luxe SAFETY SERVICE ; plus Control .... 7.50

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