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Inuea dlllr. llDDdir tbroulb Frldiy. Second CUM Poatate VOL. 85, NO. 45 P«ld «1 Rid Buk Ud U Additional Mllllni Otficei. RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Bayshore Air 141 Tax Appeals Project All From Kcyporl; One Asks $389,500 Cut Mariner May Be KEYPORT — No action was, cisions on all reserved cases Stephen Koyi, 288 Maple PI., Mapped taken yesterday on three of the1 Nov. 10. land, $3,900 to $200, and build- borough's largest ratables as the The following appeals were ing, $11,000 to $10,000. Monmouth County Board of Tax- stipulated, meaning the assessor Walter Stsnski, 210 Brcadway, Engineers Ask ation heard appeals from 141 tax- and the borough's revaluation land, $1,700 to $1,000, an-J build payers. firm, Municipal Revaluations, ing, $14,000 to $11,000. Congress to OK ^Steered' to Venus There were 143 cases on the Inc., Irvington, made prior agree- Richard Wilson, 371 Atlantic decket — an all-time record for ments on reductions. The reduc- St., land, $2,800 to $1,500, and Beach Work By HOWARD BENEDICT The spacecraft motor became The critical firing of the motor Venus if it is to gather the de- the municipality. One was with- tions, however, will not be of- building, $14,800 to $12,000. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) all-important Monday when analy by ground signal is scheduled ten- sired measurements. cawn, and one appellant did nol ficially announced by the board Vera Dennis, 320 Broad St., WASHINGTON (AP)-Congress — A small acein-the-hole motor sis of tracking data indicated an tatively for next Tuesday, Sept. 4, The trajectory error was caused until a later date. The amounts appear. land, $2,600 to $2,500, and build- has been asked by the Army En- weighing 37.3 pounds is the big excellent chance Mariner II can be by an unexplained rolling motion and Mil- below are appeal figures, not re- The Raritan Bay Co. gineers to authorize construction directed from the ground to the speed and other factors have been executed by the first stage of the ton Berger (Aeromarine Indus- ing, $12,800 to $12,000. key to America's attaining the duction figures: of hurricane and beach protec- vicinity of Venus even though it carefully computed. tries) sought an assessment re- Stanley Savitsky, 51 Rt. 36, world's most significant interplan- y Atlas-Agena B booster rocket. Edward Cohen, Division St., tion projects at New Jersey's Rar- It is essential that the probe ap- duction on buildings from $444,250 land, $9,400 to $5,000. etary achievement—shooting the 6,890 M.P.H. land, J2..300 to $1,200, anu build- itan and Sandy Hook Bays. Esti- to $100,000, and on land from Mariner II spacecraft on an ex- ing, $1,600 to $800. (See TAX APPEALS, Page 2) mated cost of the work is $4,748,- At the time of midcourse ma- $55,250 to $10,000, for a total cut ploratory mission past Venus. "00. neuver, Mariner II will be about of $389,500. The' appeal hearing If the complex space messenger one million miles from earth, was adjourned. The Engineers said Monday the sweeps within 10,000 miles: of Ve- traveling about 6,800 miles an Levlncorp., North PlainfiefJ projects would include 16,600 feet nus In December as planned—aft- hour. owner of Acme Supermarket, P> of beach, fill in Madison and Ma- er a 180-million mile trip—it would 35, withdrew its appeal for a re- tawan Townships and at Union mark a major breakthrough for At 2 a.m. today it had covered duction on building from $192,75r Reach; 1,940 feet of tie-back levee the United States in the race for more than 200,OOC miles of its to $150,000, on land from S75.50C in Madison Township: 14,150 feet space. . . . planned 180 - million mile trek across space. to $32,500, and personal, froTi of beach fill, ,13,290 feet of tie- Information relayed by Mariner $25,000 to nothing. back levee and three rock groins II could help scientists and astron- Even though the midcourse mo- No date was set for any of the at Keansburg and East Keans omers unravel secrets concealed tor fires, scientists do not know appeals which were adjourned. bJrg. for centuries by the planet's con- whether Mariner H's instruments Architectural Realty Corp., The* Engineers' request was for stant cloud layers. It could deter- and transmitters will hold up in Perry and Cass Sts., asked for a congressional authority to build mine whether life as we know it the unknown environment of space , where they are subjected to radia-' reduction in personal property the projects. Appropriation of the possibly could exist on the planet, tlon, shifting temperatures and from $175,000 to $lll,32S-the ap- money would be subject to later something doubted by most scien- meteorites. peal hearing was adjourned - action. tists. . • . - and its land on Rt. 35, from $12,- The Soviet Union fired a pay- £00 to $3,000 — decision on this load within 62,000 miles of Venus appeal reserved. last year but lost contact with it Raritan Inn early hi flight . Broad Brook, Realty Co., Inc. Bora Hall, Library Belmar, owner of Raritan Inn? foot of Brood St., which burned tc the ground several months Bids Before Council ago, sought a building assess- ColeQuits ment reduction from $17,450 to FAIR HAVEN - Bids for the The new municipal facility is nothing. Decision was reserved. construction of the proposed new to be located on the borough The board will announce its de- borough hall and library build- parking lot on River Rd. oppo- Race For ing, were received by Borough site Memorial Park. The archi- Council last night. Awards of tect is James F, Roper, Red contracts are expected in two Bank. Threaten weeks. Borough Council has appropri- Mayor Ed Doucette, Long Branch ated $50,000 from the capital im- builder, offered a low bid of provement account and author- NEW SHREWSBURY ~ W. MRS. SHERRI FINKBINE of Phoenix, Ariz., who under- Raceway $39,300 to complete the. general ized issuance of $25,000 worth of Donald Cole has withdrawn as went A legal abortion in Sweden to prevent birth of a construction work for the proj negotiable bonds to pay for the Republican.candidate for mayor possibly deformed child at a result of taking tht drug ect; M. S. McGuire, here, $4,900, building. ON ITS WAY — This is the Mariner II spacacrafUhat of this borough. plumbing; Sarbo, Inc., Middle- Sale Suit thalidomide, gestures as she explains her position on ar- Thirteen other firms bid on the was hurled aloft from Cape Canaveral, FUv, on a. IO9» Benjamin F. Pickering, chair- town, $7,895, heating and venti- general construction contract. man of the local Republican day flight toward the planet Venus. An hour after th» FREEHOLD—Fair Haven at- rival in Cincinnati. She and her husband, Robert, right, lating; G&R Electric Co., Mata- They were Patock Construction County Executlve.CommUtw, an- torney John E. Toolan says he were enroute to visit his parents in Itwrenceburg, Ind. wan, $6,027, electrical work. Co., Shrewsbury, $67,700; Stender launch, a tracking station at Woomsra, Australia,, picked nounced Councilman Cole'i with- intends to file suit to enforce de- (AP Wirephoto) The only bidder for the struc- Builders, R u m s o n , $45,616 up signals that indicated the spacecraft had unfolded drawal from the race, "for per- livery of Freehold Raceway tural steel and miscellaneous iron Charles G. Schulz, Long Branch, wnri mains/* at last night's propsrly and that the solar panels ware supplying powar itock to the Sommer Brothers of contract was the Park Steel and $51311;' Seacoast Builders, Inc., meeting of the Republican Club Woodbrldge. Iron Co., Bradley Beach, which Red Bank, $53,400; Carotenuto to the craft's battaries- •/. (AP WirephofoJ ol Hew Shrewsbury, Inc,, In the The action follows the an- ottered $2,763. Bros., Port Monmouth, 558,581; ttotft F«ll« First Aid JSqutd nouncement that Yonkers Race- Tne specifications ot the elec RockaTellow construction Co., way of New York has contracted tricil and heating and ventilat- Inc., Matawan, 460,179; Colonial to purchase the Freehold Race- ing contracts carried provisions Construction Co., Trenton, $64, way effective Nov. 1 at the close for alternates in bidding. 820; Donato Construction Co. Sandy Hook Sign of the current, 60-day meeting. Union House Team's Sagging Red Bank, $44,644. The two Sommer brothers, Sig Also, Chatlm Construction Co. mund and Abraham, were pros Bankroll Is Bolstered State Rejects Lakewood, $92,490; Frank Jasa- pective buyers of the raceway buza, Red Bank, $53,000; Wood- Will Be Removed earlier this month but the trans- RED BANK — Old Union It also was reported that if ward Construction Co., also Red action was never completed. Sea Bright's 1 House baseball team, competing Union House wins-its game to- Bank, $39,498; Robblns_Coj)struc- SEA BRIGHT — A five by and permissions for its erection Mr. Toolan said the Woodbridge in the National Baseball Con- night, a plane load of interested lion Co., Sea Girt, $59,800; Jack eight foot sign. designating have been obtained. Didders exercised an option to gress tournament in Wichita, fans in the area will head for Preston, Middletown, $49,500. 'Sandy Hook State Park" will Richard Riker, superintendent buy the track but its owners, Kans., hit a daily double in Free- Wichita to cheer the "Cinderella" Aid Request be removed from its site on of the state park, appeared be- Harold and Bernard J. Sampson, hold yesterday. team in its attempt to bring the SEA BRIGHT — An application Bidders for the plumbing con- Ocean Ave., near Downsea Beach fore Mayor and Council last brothers of Milwaukee, backed national championship to the to the state Highway Department tract were.Stephen J, Gross, Inc. Members of the team will be Club, until proper applications night. He admitted that state and out of the teal. shore. for $5,500 worth of aid for re- Shrewsbury, $6,674; Sarbo, Inc. taken off a popcorn and peanuts county authorities had placed the The Yonkers-Freehold trans- Other new donations came surfacing of Surf St., Penninsula Middletown, $7,380; Buysd Con- diet today when manager George sign illegally, but attempted to action was announced by Alfred from: Ave., South St. and Front St. tracting Co:, Asbury Park, $5,700; Spillane receives an "eating" Artie Equipment Co., Freehold, justify its existence by saying il A. Tanenbaum, chairman of the George P. Gill, Sr., Mr. and has been turned down, presuma- To Control check for his hungry athletes. $7,188. does much to relieve traffic con- board of Yonkers Raceway. The Yesterday $800 was telegraphed Mrs. C.B. Stultz, Alfred Geiling, bly in favor of more traveled Artie also bid $8,493 on the gestion in Sea Bright. gale price was not announced, 'u the team, $250 of that coming Jr., Will Buttrick, Bob Hughes, roads. heating and ventilating contract; but it was reportedly a $7 million a« a donation from the Freehold Robert de la Reussille, Freehold Mayor and Council learned last Maintenance The sign, which has a change- Stephen J. Gross, $7,922. deal. Raceway, which Is in the thick Optimists Club, Stanley Kehs, night that the application, which able panel which can read The sale is subject to approval its harness meeting at the John's Cities Service, Freehold calls for 10 per cent of the bill Soden's Electric, Navesink, bid "closed" or can direct the way by the state Racing Commission county seat. Borough residents, Freehold to be paid by the borough, may $6,300 for the electrical work; Of Sidewalks to the park with large arrows, is Commission Chairman Thomas Township residents, Elsie's Sweet Little - Silver Electric, Little Sil- be resubmltted by Oct. 1 for con- SEA BRIGHT — An ordinance placed on property owned by Mrs J. Brogan said that the commis- Shop, Bob and Betty Shop, Rob- ver, $6,274, and Red Bank Elec- sideration in 1963 allotments. concerning the maintenance of Eleanor Havlicik of Cliffivood W. Donald Cole •ion had not yet received a re- •*.rt Lyons, $157; containers (at rical Shop, Red Bank, $6,870. Of the $13,522 alloted to Sea sidewalks in the borough will be Beach. quest for approval. CD Director Wilber's Jewelers, Reussille's Bright by the Office rf Emer- Attempts by Mr. Riker and bor- "Councilman Cole continues his The Sampson's purchased Free- Jewelers, Rudy and Evelyn's drafted by Joseph F. Mattice, gency Relief for repairing' dam- Report New ough building inspector,. Robert complete support for the three hold from Fred Fatzter of Maple- Bar) $20.64. borough attorney. G#ts Thanks age of the March 6 storm, re- Redfield, to reach the owner have Republican council candidates, wood for $5.05 million, last year. The previous balance was $3,- Mr. Mattice was so directed ceipt of $10,D00 was acknowledged Quake in Italy been fruitless. John E. Lemon, Jr., Robert Meanwhile, Fred Laundau o 488.37. New grand total is $3.- last night by Mayor and Counci Henck, and Daniel J, Arnold," last night. The remainder will ROME (AP) - The Italian Harrison, N. Y., an accountant Of Governor 83f>.' The total turned over to the be paid to the borough upon com- after a discussion about a hazard- Mr. Riker said the sign is part Mr. Pickering said. news agency ANSA today re- ous condition in front of the for- of a program to smooth traffic filed notice two weeks ago claim FAIR HAVEN - Melvin P. team to date has been $3,610. Of pletion of an inspection by federal "The party executive commit- ported a "violent earthquake" mer Sea Bright Yacht Club, flow to and from the park, Lights ing that he owns 15 per cent o Slout, Civil Defense Director the balance of roughly $225, there authorities. tee will meet In the near future the Taceway's stock and that he is $160 in pledges still uncol- today at Barl, south of the area which has been condemned. and road changes also are con- here, has received the personal Mayor Thomas Farrell an to name a new candidate," the had "ot approved any sale of the lected. where quakes last week took 20 templated by the county Highway thanks of Gov. Richard J. Hughes nounced last night that meeting lives. At present there is no sidewalk chairman stated. track. for "fast and effective action' There will be no surplus fund. with the county Board of Free- ordinance in Sea Bright. Department, he added. in repairing storm damage al Any monies left on the team's re- holders is being planned. The The agency said the quake Robert Redficld, building in- Also contemplated by the high He declined tu speculate at this the summer home of the Reli- turn to Red Bank will be re- borough officials wish to request occurred at noon (7 a.m., EDT) spector, said last night he is way department, he said, is the time as to who the new Republi- gious Teachers Filippini, Mon funded to the Asbury Park Ju- county appropriation of $100,000 and lasted several seconds. having difficulty determining removal of old railroad tracks at can candidate, tc run against in- Pick Keyport cumbent Democrat Karl Baron, mouth Beach. nior. Chamber of Commerce, for sea wall repair to match No othet, details, were Im- where the responsibility for re- the entrance to Fort Hancock. which made a sizable loan to like amount available through mediately available. will be. . pairs and maintenance rests. A Competitor Master Plan make the team's trip possible. federal aid. If the grant can be The Rome telephone office There are several areas in the Councilman Cole's term on the Mayor Thomas Farrell, whose The local team is scheduled to matched by county funds, the bor- said service to Barl, In the heel North Beach section which need Borough Council expires at the borough's public beach lias suf- meet the team representing Lou- ough will pay the engineering of the Italian boot, had been attention, he added. South Beach end of this year. Consultants isiana in tonight's feature game fees involved knocked out. does not have sidewalks. fered decreased revenues since the opening of the park, said he KEYPORT — On the recom- at Wichita. If Old Union House considers the sign "commercial" mendation of the Planning Board, wins tonight the team will enter the prize money ranks and will n nature; rather than a traffic- Borough Council last night named To Demolish be able to help pay Us own way. controlling device. He agreed, Candeub, PfeifMg and Associ- however, that the sign is a help ates, Newark, as planning con- in controlling traffic. Old Yacht sultants to prepare a master plan (or the borough. John Keen an The county will attempt to ob- The Candeub bid totaled $17,- tain permission from the prop- Ulub Building 000, of which the borough's share erty owner to place the sign will be $4,250. The state and fed- Appointed To there. It then must obtain a var- SEA BRIGHT - The dilapi- eral government will pay three- iance from the local Zoning Board dated remains of the former Sea quarters of the total cost. of Adjustment. Bright Yacht Club on Ocean Ave., Police Force at the foot of the Rumson bridge, The governing body authorized SEA BRIGHT-John J. Keenan, are doomed to demolition by bor- Michael J. Barnacle, borough at- Jr., of 1062. Ocean Ave. was ough-ordered wreckers if tha torney, to draw up an ordinance named probationary patrolman owners do not act by Monday. providing for an emergency ap- INDEX by Mayor and Council last night, propriation for the master plan, On the advice of Joseph F. effective Saturday. Page to be introduced next month. Mattice, borough attorney, Mayor Mr, Keenan will fill a vacancy Adam & Eve 8 Annual Audit and Council last night authorized created by the retirement of Allen-Scott 7 In an annual audit report for advertisements for bids to ..de- Charles Carlson on a disability Amusements 12 molish and remove the building, 1961, Jasper Johnson, borough au- • Melvin P. Stout pension. Births 3 ditor, stated that the borough re- which has been condemned. After six months as a chance- Bridge ''u ceived in 1961 $128,000 in delin- Mr. Stout and two members of Robert Redfield, building man at a salary of $4,200, Mr. Classified 17 In- quent taxes, $60,000 more than the CD organization here were spector, has teVrned the structure Keenan will be eligible for ap- Comics i( anticipated. helpful in cleaning up operations "dangerous to health and safety." pointment as'a patrolman at an Crossword Puzzle It The 1961 tax collection percent- at the summer place follow- Two accidents have occurred on annual salary of $5,100. He has Editorials ( age reached an all-time high for ing the March storm, Councilman the premises this summer. William Rooney said. often served as a special police Herblock .-.,. « this borough, 88.17 per cent, Mr. Movie Timetable _ 12 Lester Gottdanker and John F. The assistants were Walter man, and is presently employed Johnson noted. Obituaries 2 Saure, coowners, both of Linden, O'Neill, 101 Park Ave., and John by the Viking Dock Building Co., The state average was reported Old Times ...' t have failed to heed borough warn- Coin, 113 Harrison Avc. Sea Bright. . •t 92 to 9} per cent. Sylvia Porter s ings calling for safeguards or re- Mr. Hughes, in a letter to Mr. Mr. Keenan, is a lifetime resi- Municipal operating expenses Television ; u moval, according to council. Stout, said "I know that I speal lent of the borough. He and Mrs. MAIL ROBBERY HEARING — Postmaster General Edward Day and Rep. Jack Brooks compared this way: . Social M A badly damaged section of for all the people of your com- Keenan have two children. ID-Tax.), left, look, over a map in a Houso Government Operations subcommittee Excess revenues in I960 were fieorse Sokolsky _ 6 sidewalk on the property will be munity, as well as for the state Mr. Carlson has been a mem- tM.124 as compared to $176,745 hearing room in Washington. The subcommittee, headed by Brooks, is beginning an Sports 14-15 repaired by the borough this of New Jersey, [in expressing ber of the force 16 years. His in 1961. The surplus as of Dec. n New Jersey, ;in expressing inquiry into the $1.5 million Cape Cod robbery. Day reported he is raising to $50,- Stock Market J week, in the Interest of public leepest gratitude foirr a job well disability Is a leg Injury incurred Successful Investing 3 safety. Cost of the repair will (See KEYPORT, Page 2) done. 000 the reward offered for solution of. the case, ' (AP Wirephoto) on duty. W. S. While 4 be charged to the owners. }~Tmd*j, August^-1962 HED BANK REGISTER Vincent Miller, 70 East Front St., land, $2,500 to $1,000, a&d 20 Licenses Weather Tax Appeals building, $6,300 to $4,«». Animal Center New Jersey — Considerable {Continued) Stephen Riflkewleh,' 331 Maple Case Fights cloudiness with scattered ihowe; Mabel W. Simon, 259 V»n Dorn PL, lud, $3,000 to $1,500, and Suspended Willed Million and possibly a few thundershow St., land $2,850 to 11,600. building, $17,550 to $12,500; 235 en today, high mostly in the 80s HJVEBVTEW Iva T. Darling, 15 East War- Maple PL, land, $2,900 to $1,900, ELWOOD 7. VE VALLE Helicopters NEW YORK (AP) — Elsie except somewhat lower near the Red Bank By State ren St., building, $12,800 tr $7,150, and building, $18,500 to $15,000. RED BANK — Elwood J. Le Ferguson, stage and screen star ocean. Fair to- Mr. and Mrs. Andre Pontone, Dorothy Haupt, 79 Atlantic St. Charles F, Patterson, lot 63, TRENTON — The Division of Valle, 61; of 264 West Bergen Of the 1120s, willed $1 million night, low ir R. D. 1, Morganvllle, daughter,, Subsidy Cut land, $2,000 to $1,650, and build block 103, land, $1,200 to $800. Motor Vehicles has suspended the PI. died early Monday morning to the Animal Medical Center the 60s excepl yesterday. ing, $12,050 to $11,250. driver's licenses of 20 Monmouth WASHINGTON (AP) - Th In Manhattan, it was announced for some read Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Or- Reserved at Riverview Hospital after a Senate Appropriations Committee Edith Marr, 10 Therese Ave., Decisions on the following ap- County residents under the pro- ihort illness. yesterday by Lewis S. Green- ings in the 50s bach, 659 New Dover Rd., Iselin, land, $3,700 to $1,700, and build visions of the state's point sys has approved $5.85 million fo peals were reserved: Mr. LeValle was born here, a leaf, Jr., president of the cen- in cooler inlam son, yesterday. ing, $5,800 to $4,000. tem. helicopter subsidies, but Sen. Clif- Amanda Kalma, 210 Main St., son of the late George B. and ter. sections. Mos Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph J. Mik- Gladys Chisman, 35 St Pete ford P. Case, R-N.J., said re- land, $19,900 to $10,000, and build Severio P. Ferrare, 20, of 603 The money will be used to ly sunny am son, 12 Deerfield Rd., Hazlet, sor PI., land, $2,400 to $1,200, am Mary Baker LeValle, and had strictions were attached which ing, $31,250 to $26,000. Wardell St., Long Branch, and establish a comparative medi- quite warm or this morning. building, $9,100 to $5,000. lived here all his, life. Clarence Hoff, 14 Short St., Dominick Pertacca, 41, oV 258 reportedly could put New York cine studies unit in Miss Fer- W e d n e s day, Mr. and Mrs. John Jicha,' Jr., Pansey Bryne, 401 Atlantic St He was a painter in this area for Airways out of business. guson's name. She died Nov. land, $3,000 to $2,500, and build- Clifton Ave., Long Branch, both high in the up- 410 Grassmere Dr., Interlaken, land, $2,150 to $750, and build- lost their driving privileges for many years. He was Navy, vet- At the request of Sen. Richard 15, 1981. ing, $10,800 to $8,000. per 80s to low son, this morning. ing, $10,300 to $6,088. two months; Dieter F. Schwatz eran of World War II, having B. Russell, D-Ga., the committee The comparative medicine Howard C. Opdyke, 12A Lup- 90s. Mr. and Mrs. James Campbel James McManus, 368 Broai 20, of Runell Trailer Park, B-3 served in the Pacific theater, and studies, Greenleaf said, will re- patatong Ave., building, $3,900 to said no more than 25 per cent o Marine 20 Village La., Middletown, St., land, $2,400 to $2,000, am Freehold, one month; Eugene was a member of Shrewsbury late to the study ol diseases $2,000; 10 Luppatatong Ave., land, the total subsidy could go to any Cape May to Block Island — Monmouth Medical Center building, $10,350 to $6,000. Poliny, 18, of Rt. 9, Englishtown Post, American Legion, ot Red common to both animal and $1,600 to $600, and building, $5,- one helicopter operator. Case Winds mostly southeast today Long Branch Ernest Prusakowski, 150 War- six months; John T. McComb, Bank. man, such as cancer. : 050 to $2,400. said. with speeds 10 to 15 knots excepl Mr. and Mrs. Alphonso Slaugh- ren St., building, $12,950 to $10,- 20, of 205 16th Ave., Belmar, five He is survived by his brother, Miss Ferguson came out of Emma Pinnetti, 45 Perry St New York Airways and helicop 13 to 20 knots with higher gust; ter, Box 57, Colts Neck, son, yes- 950. months; Leroy C. Hinton, 39, of Lawrence LeValle of Shrewsbury, retirement in 1943 to let in the land, $2,800 to $500, and building] ter operators In Los Angeles am oft the New Jersey coast becom- terday. John D. Hopson, 23 Van Dorn Box 58, Imlaystown, one month; and several nieces and nephews. Broadway play, "Outrageous $9,650 to $8,500. Chicago split an approximate $6 ing north to northwest tonight. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spearance, St., land, $1,100 to $600, and build- John J. Rosney, 48, of Union Hil Services will be held Thursday Fortune." Charles Johnson, 2i3 Maple PI million subsidy last year. New Variable winds 5 to 10 knots ear- 332 Second Ave., Long Branch, Ing, $6,400 to $5,400. Rd., Englishtown, two .months; at 2 p.m. at the Worden Funeral Also Included In her will land, $5,950 to $4,850, and build- York got $2,542,000 of that. ly Wednesday, becoming south- son, yesterday. Annie M. Walling,' Main St, Milton McCrimmon, 29, of 21 Home, with Rev. W. Gordon Low- were bequests to the Bide-A- ing, $11,300 to $9,200; Luppata- But Case said the restriction in- west 10 to 15 knots in afternoon Mr. and MM. Vaughn Macka- land, $2,350 to $1,500; 400 Broa< Cherry St., New Shrewsbury, Wee Home, Orphans of the tong Ave.. land, $650 to $450. den, pastor of the Red Bank serted by the committee, of which Cloudy today with scattered son, 2 Second St., Matawan, son, St., land, $2,200 to $1,500, am three months. Methodist Church, officiating. Storm, the American Society 5howers and thundershowers ex- building, $10,500 to $8,500. Western Union Telegraph Co. he is a member, would mean New Sunday. Also Sandor Deutsch, 49, ol Burial will be in Fair View Ceme- for the Prevention of Cruelty cept rain off the south Jersey Lloyd Jackson, 15 Van Don 287 Maple PI., personal, $8,000 ti York Airways could get no mor< Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gilson, 510 Brinley Ave., Bradley Beach, tery. to Animals, and the Royal So- coast. Clearing tonight preceded St., land, $1,000 to $900, am $4,700. than $1,462,000 In subsidies dur- Roger St., Highlands, son, yester- two months; Cosmas DePinto ciety for the Prevention of by rain well offshore. Fai building, $6,500 to $6,000. William Geiger, 101 Jackson St., ing the fiscal year which began day. 26, of Cream Ridge Rd., Imlays MRS. GEORGE A. BROWN Cruelty to Animals In England. Wednesday. Visibility mostly Ida Matthews, 120 Second St. land, $3,250 to $1,500, and build- tjuly 1. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reardon, town, one month; Robert Keller, KEANSBURG-Mrs. George A. to 5 miles today, improving t< building $11,900 to $9,300. ing, $13,300 to $10,500. Case said he was told by air- 1 Allen PI., Red Bank, daughter, 19, of 600 Main St., Asbury Park Brown of 31 Belleview Ave., died over 5 miles tonight. Boatmen Camore Machine Products, Margaret Travers, Rt. 36, land, ways officials that this wouldn't Hard and Bueno Sunday. three months; George E. Grant, in her home Tuesday. Mrs. Brown should check on the latest ad- Inc., 210 Maple PL, land, $4,15C $9,550 to $3,000. be enough to permit it to meei Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Percosk 19,- of 55 Liberty St., Long was born in New York City «nd visories on tropical storm Alma. to $1,000; building, $8,100 to $5,. Joseph Faleo, 288 Washington its payments on a government- 6 Parker Rd., Eatontown, daugli Branch, three months; Anthony lived in Keansburg 39 years. She Wins Doubles 000, and personal, $500 to noth St., land, $1,500 to $750, and build- guaranteed loan with which TIDES ter, Sunday. Maresca, 20, of 7 Harvard Ave. was 65 years old, , BROOKL1NE, Mass., (AP) - ing; also, another parcel of land ing, $9,500 to $4,750. brought new helicopters. (Sandy Hook) Mr. and Mrs. Louis Foster, 90 Neptune, two months; • Giacomo • Mrs, Brown was a member of Superior teamwork carried de- for the same company, same ad- Adie D. Shultz, 157 Maple PI. Today — High 7:42 p.m. an L. Pantaleo, 20, of 1322 Corlies St. Ann's Catholic Church, Keant- It could mean the end of heli fending champions Darlene Har< ML Hermon Wy., Ocean Grove, dress, $2,350 to $500, and build- land, $8,500 to $3,000. low 1:29 p.m. Ave., Neptune, three months; Al- burg, Catholic Daughters, Court copter service in the New York and Maria Bueno to the women' son, Sunday. Ing, $7,750 to $3,500. Georgette Kinhafer, 180 Sev- Wednesday — High 8:09 a.m bin F. Feigenwinter. 20, of 48 of St. Ann's; Rosary Society, St. metropolitan area, Case said he National Doubles Tennis Crown Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allison, Gerajd Smith, 13 East Fronl enth St.. land $900 to $500. and at and 8:20 p.m., and low 2:10 a.m Lake Blvd., Matawan, six Ann's PTA and St Margaret of was told. Sunday In a 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 vic- 135 Sixth St., West Keansburg, St., land, $4,650 to $2,325, an the same address, land, $1,700 tc end 2:15 p.m. months; Thomas J. Teggart, Jr. Scotland Guild. Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel, R- tory over Mrs. Karen Hantz: daughter, Sunday. building, $10,000 to $5,000. $1,000, and building, $8,950 to $7,- (For Red Bank and Rumsoi 18, 227 Laurel Ave., Wesi Calif., moved to eliminate the re- Susman and Biilie Jean Moffitt. Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Rob- Levincorp, North Plainf:eld, fo: 000. During the school season, Mrs. striction In committee but was bridge, add two hours; Sei erts, 17 Arlene Dr., Middletown, Keansburg, four months. Brown was in charge of St. Ann's This is the fifth straight year Bright, deduct 10 mi«utes; Lonf property on Rts. 35 and 36, ]an< Doris M. Dallenbach, 43 Man- defeated 8-6, Case's aides said. daughter, Sunday. chester Ave., cafeteria. Miss Hard's doubles skills have Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High $23,(50 to $6,500. land, $3,000 to $!,< Also Harold H. Hunley, 33, ol In proposing the restriction produced a title for her, thi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kinsey, Chester Bausis, 60 Chandle: 000. Texas Rd., Matawan, one month; Surviving besides her husband lands bridge, add 40 minutes. are two sons, George T. and Russell reportedly felt it was im- second in partnership with thi HATTERAS, N. C. (AP)-Trop 253 Wall St., Eatontown, son, Sun- Ave., land, $2,750 to $1,375, am James Jerbasl, Maple PI., land, James M. Pettincki, 19, of Main possible for other cities to get brilliant but erratic Brazilian. day. building, $15,300 to $7,650. $7,900 to $3,500. and building, $10,- SL, Tennent, four months; Mar- Kenneth W. Brown, both of cal storm Alma, labeled "poorlj Keansburg; two daughters, Mrs. helicopter service because the Miss Bueno curbed her lati organized" by the Weather Bu- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Batson, 20 Michael Mariolis, Rt. 35, diner, 850 to $6,000; 204 Broad St., land, vin S. Feld, 31, of 32 Farm La. Civil Aeronautics Board does no' temper and Miss Hard conquerei Williams St., Fair Haven, son, land, $9,100 to $8,000, and build- $2,650 to $1,500; building, $14,25( Roosevelt, 15 days, and Andrew Marvin Carman of Belford and reau, neared the coast of North Mrs. Margaret Berger of Keans- have enough subsidy money. tendency to double fault li Carolina this morning. Saturday. ing, $26,800 to $14,000. to $8,000, and personal] $500 tc G. Luhman, Jr., 22, of 404 Fifth the critical second set before nothing. Ave., Bradley Beach, one month. burg; a sister, Mrs. Mae Wood- Case expressed hope the re- The Weather Bureau at Miami Mr. and Mrs. Emil Hutnyan, Edward Flynn, 20 Luppatatoni striction would be eliminated by moving to take the honors from 104 Apple Blossom La., Middle- Ave., land, $1,750 to $1,500, an Thomas Regan, Beers St., land, Robert J. Hudson of 24 Synder field of Jersey City, and 14 said at 5 a.m. EST that the sea- grandchildren. the Senate or by a House-Senate Mrs. Susman and Miss Moffitt. town, daughter, Saturday. building, $11,200 to $10,000. $1,650 to $1,000, and building $12,- Ave., Keansburg, lost his license son's first Atlantic-spawned trop: The John J. Ryan Funeral committee which later will iron cat storm was centered about 2C Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark, Anthony Bosco, 141 Washingto: 450 to $8,500; 125 Maple PI., land, for one year for driving under the out' difference in the measure. Englishtown, son, Saturday. St., building, $6,400 to $4,500. $3,500 to $2,500. and building, $16,- influence of intoxicating liquor in Home, Keansburg, is in charge Morris Loses miles southeast of Morehead City, of the arrangements. The Kennedy administration N. C. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hilton, Gregory Semenza, 313 Beers 750 to $15,000. Virginia: Fred B. Robert, Army requested $5.85 million tor such The storm was moving north 3 Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson, St., land, $1,800 to $1,000, an Doris Dallenbach, 43 Manches- Aviation Unit, Fort Monmouth, subsidies, but the House cut that To Nikula daughter, Saturday. building, $19,000 to $15,000. ter Ave., land, $2,000 to $1,000, one year, following conviction on MRS. AMELIA C WATTS east at about 15 miles an hour. LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Amelia to $4,975,000. GAMLA KARLEBY, Finlam Mr. and Mrs, Rudolph DeMark, Seymour Kleinberg, 135 Mapli and building, $4,850 to $4,000. similar charges in North Caro- The center, with winds estimate Chunn Watts of 85 Rockwell Ave., New York Airway* indicated (AP) - Ron Morris., 28, Los 15 Harkins Dr., Middletown, son, PI., land $5,200 to $2,500, am Domenico DiPoalo, 25 Myrtli lina. at 45 miles per hour, was ex- died Sunday in her home. earlier this year it might begin Angeles school teacher, lost out Friday. building, $29,350 to $18,500. Ave., land, $1,100 to $500, am Laurens Beyland, 17, of 79 pected to move over the Cape Mrs. Watts was bom in La Pla- helicopter service to Patterson, to Finland's world record holder Mr. and Mrs. George Dotts, 168 George Holznagle, 254 Beers building, $7,750 to $3,000. Markham PL, Little Silver, has Hatteras area shortly after ta, Md, and had lived In this N. J., late this year. A 25 per Pentti Nikula In a pole vault Laurel St., Long Branch, son, St., land, $1,600 to $1,200, and Warren Van Clief, 47 Oak St been barred from the roads for a.m. EST. city 60 years. cent limit on subsidies, however, duel Sunday. Friday. building. $4,200 to $1,500. building, $6,050 to nothing. 18 months in connection with "The storm Is still poorly or- would prevent this, Case's office Morris cleared IS feet, 9 Inches Mr. and Mrs. Peter Talerico, M. J. Campbell, Jr., 147 Churcl Raymond Angersbach, 126 Lup- a fatal accident She was a member of Second ganized and winds reported along laid. while Nikula without effort St., land, $3,150 to $1,800, an patatong Ave., land, $3,200 to $2 Baptist Church, here, the Rose- shore up to this time (5 a.m. 55 Seventh Ave., Long Branch, sailed over 16 feet,' one inch. daughter, Friday. building, $13,550 to $12,200. 000, and building, $10,750 to $8,- bud Floral Club of the church. EST) have not exceeded 30 miles Joseph B. Kimball, 273 Beers Ways and Means Club, Silver Morris was all set for a try Mr. and Mrs. Gumecindo Gon- 000. per hour," the Miami Weathei St., land, $2,550 to $1,000, an 3 Aerialists Spray Club and Order of Eastern Five Horses at the world record but chilly zales, Millhurst Rd., Englishtown, Edna Schanckj-154 Maple PI weather put a stop to his ambi- Bureau reported. building, $6,800 to $5,000. Star. son, Friday. building, $13,650 to $10,000. tions. Earlier this week, at Gale warnings were posted Daisy T. Ward, 19 Atlantic St. Harry Geller, 39 Pershing PL, Services will be held Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Barrett N. Sim- Not Hurt Spill in 8th At Helinski and Uleaaborg, Morris rom Morehead City northward building $11,700 to $10,000. land, $2,850 to $1,200, and build- day at 2 p.m. in Second Baptist mons, 215 River St., Red Bank, twice beat Nikula. Morris leaves to Cape Charles, Va., with tide, Jess H. Dehns, 53 Green Grovi ing, $19,800 to $15,000. Church, with Rev. C. P. Williams, son, Friday. Atlantic Gty for Los Angeles today. in that area expected to be one Ave., building, $10,400 to $8,000. Kenneth E. Conklin, Jr., Beers In Mishap pastor, officiating. Burial will be to three feet above normal. The FilJdn James M. Van Brackle, 122 St., land, $4,000 to $2,000, an in Maryland. ATLANTIC CITY (AP) -Jock- UPPER SADDLE RIVER (AP) Weather Bureau said small craft Neptune Broadway, building, $11,500 to $9, building, $3,000 to $2,500. eys Howard Grant and Karl Patterson, Listen —Three aerialists with the Mills from the coast of the Carolina Mr, and Mrs. Hfimer Fletcher, 050. Lila Murray, 5 Therese Ave. Korte escaped serious injury In Brother Circus escaped serious MRS. ROSINA RAPOLLA In Hard Work-Outs tc Cape May, N. J., should re- Box 229, Farmingdale, daughter, Frank Gimenez, 107 Second St. land, $2,950 to $1,500. a spin which involved five horses injury last night when a device MATAWAN - Mrs. Rosin* Ra- CHICAGO, (AP)-Heavywelgh main in port. yesterday. building, $7,350 to $5,000. Michael Spereda, 161 Luppata In the eighth race at Atlantic supporting their trapeze act col- polla, 74, of 2 Main St., died Mon- champion Floyd Patterson and The rain belt in the Southeast George Mueller. 19 Spring St., tong Ave., land, $2,500 to $600. Citv yesterday. lapsed as they performed before day in Perth Amboy General Hos- challenger Sonny Listen both ixtended into the middle Atlantic land, $2,450 to $1,800, and bJildin, Hudson D. Carhart, 105 Beers The spill occurred in the some 2,000 persons. pital. Mrs. Rapolla was a native stretch turn of the mile and worked out Sunday and will coast states with thunderstorms Keyport $8,150 to $8,000. St., land, $2,150 to $1,500, and of Italy and had lived In Matawan Joseph Piney, 15 West First TWo girls, Mirelle Hugon, 18, sixteenth race. Grant, astride est today While preparing far in southeast Pennsylvania. Ex- (Continued) building, $13,700 to $10,000.' 55 years. She was the widow of their meeting Sept. 25 in Comis- cept for showers in the northern St., building, $6,250 to $5,400. Jacqueline Savary, 16, and an un Salonika and Korte on Cold Arc- 31, 1960, was $128,567, and in 1961, Justus R. Camp, 439 Atlanti Donato Rapolla. Mrs. Rapolla key Park. 'tains and the extreme Pacific Edward M. Waters, Washing- identified man, were suspended tic were treated at the first aid $266,313. St., land, $2,050 to $1,800, and was a member of St. Joseph's Listen fought two rounds northwest, generally fair weather ton St., land, $2,400 to $30 building, $7,800 to $6,000. 25 feet above ground by an ap- mom and sent to the Atlantic Mr. Johnson summed it up: "Ii paratus hanging from the top Catholic Church, Keyport, and the City Hospital for X-rays. slim Jim Robinson while pievailed in most other areas. (claimed to be a creek). Harrison R. Boggs, 50 Beer: was a good year for Keyport." of the big tent as they began Rosary-AHar Society. was bruised about the right side Patterson went five rounds Heavy rain drenched areas in Alfred T. Poling, 52 Green St., land, $5,650 to $3,500. Surviving are two sons, Angelo against.four sparring partners. 'ennsylvania during the night The auditor made the follow- irove Ave., land, $17,359 to $5,- the act. The girls, wearing neck and Korte suffered Injury to his ing recommendations: Keyport ¥acht Club, 115 Firs Rapolla of Keyport and Fred Ra- Liston will rest today and with downpours reported in 500, and building $10,300 to $8,- St., land, $9,900 to $6,000, am harnesses, were being spun in a right shoulder. That the borough adopt a reso- polla of Matawan; three daugh- resume boxing tomorrow whil Bloomsburg and other northeast 000. building, $33,050 to $25,000. circle by the man when the mech- The other Jockeys were not lution setting an interest rate t ters, Mrs. Fred Perrotti of Colts 'atterson plans no public work- and north central communities. Donald Caliendo, 227 Second St., W. Hoyt, Jr., and Harriett anism snapped. hurt. They were Fred W. Kratz be charged on delinquent taxes Neck, Mrs. Vincent Ciaglla of until next weekend. More than four inches of rain building, $13,400 to $3,000. Scharff, 2 Green Grove Ave. The man grabbed a guideline on, Gemormont, Buck Thornburg outs and water accounts, So far, six Red Bank and Mrs. Joseph Maz- fell in a five-hour period in Elwyn Fraser, 205 Division St building, $9,700 to $8,200. as he fell and then jumped down en Hidare and Larry GlUigan per cent is charged for delinquent za of Matawan; a sister, Mrs. RETAINS RING CROWN Bioomsburg. land, $1,500 to $800, and building, Gale Operating Co., Kearnej safely. The girls dropped aboul aboard Well Staged. The race taxes, but it is not strictly en- Angelina Di Maio of Brooklyn, ras won by Pine Scent TOKYO (AP) - Kazuo Taka- The Reading Railroad reported $10,600 to $8,000. St., building, $4,750 to $100; 8{ 17 feet before other supporting forced, and no rate has been set and nine grandchildren. It was the second pileup at the yama Monday retained his Japan the heavy rains caused a land- John King, 302 First St., land, West Front St.. land, $5,950 t< wires stopped their fall. They on water delinquents, Mr. John- Services will be Friday at 8:30 track during the meeting, which featherweight title by knocking slide which showered earth and $6,200 to $3,500. $4,000, and building, $6,100 to $1, were removed from the harnesses son pointed out. a.m. from Day's Funeral Home, cpened Aug. 6. On the first day out Akira Oguchi in 2:40 of th rock over three tracks northeas Michael Spereda, 161 Luppata- 016. and taken to Valley Hospital in Keyport, followed by a high re- four horses spilled, and jockeys third round of a scheduled 10 if Shamokin, Pa. State police That tax overpayments be ap- tong Ave., land, $2,500 to $600. Robert Ball, 16 Brook St., land Ridgewood. Miss Hugon was quiem mass at 9 o'clock in St. Bill Peake and Walter Blum are round bout. :aid several roads in the area plied to taxes receivable, refund- Margaret Taylor, 45 Van Dorn $1,550 to $400, and building, $7 treated for a bruised back, and Joseph's Church. Burial will be still out of action recovering Takayama weighed 125^4 were partially blocked for a ed or cancelled. St., land, $1,950 to $1,000, am 100 to $4,000; U Van Dorn St.' Miss Savary for fl cut on her in St. Joseph's Cemetery. from injuries. pounds, Oguchi 124. ime. About four Inches doused That interfund accounts be liq- building, $5,450 to $3,000. land, $1,450 to $500, and build forehead. Gilligan was In that accident, he area during the five-hour uidated by proper authority. Everett Poling, 72 Jackson St ing, $18,550 to $15,000. The show continued. KIRK SERVICES too, but was sidelined for only itorm. That tax sales be held during building, $8,750 to $8,000. Charles Johnson, 7 Octavia PL Blind Men's Minstrel RIVER PLAZA - Services for a day or so. William Zakoor, Temperature changes were on- 1962. John R. Rose, 31 Perry St. land, $2,850 to $1,400, and build- LEONARDO — The New Jer- Valcnti Waives Hearing Mrs. Theresa C. Kirk, 76, who who was hurt Aug. 6, rode for ly minor. Readings In the 60s and That proper action be taken to building, $11,450 to $9,000. ing, $5,250 to $2,500. sey Blind Men's Association will died Sunday night at her home, the first time on yesterday's 70s covered the major part of replace missing tax lien certifi- Edmund F. Walker, 10 Wash Jay M. Baker, 98 St. George On Bookmaking Count hold Its 33rd annual minstrel and 2 May Ct, will be held tomorrow program^ he country. However, the mer cates. ington St., land, $2,550 to $1,550, PI., land, $2,250 to $1,500, and RED BANK - Anthony J. Val dance Friday, in the auditorium at 10 a.m. at the Worden Funeral cury dropped into the 40s and 50s That records of all departments and building $6,550 to $6,250. building, $10,950 to $8,000. enti, 42 Woodrow Wilson Homes if McGuire's Grove, Rt. 35, Mid- Home, with Rev. Harold Horn- in the north and central Rockies be kept in borough hall. Marie A. Kondrup, 35 Perry William L. Wilhelm, 30 Monroe Long Branch, yesterday waived World Star Class dletown. berger, pastor of the Holy Trin- end northern Plains and into th< Councilman Henri J. Hansen St., land, $2,950 to $1,750, am St., land, $3,200 to $2,000, and rights to a preliminary court Blind men from all parts of the ity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Regatta Is Today along the immediate coas while complimenting Mayor building, $5,350 to $5,000. building, $16,250 to $13,450, hearing in connection with book itate, and sighted entertainers Red Bank, officiating. LISBON, Portugal (AP) - n the north Pacific coast states Charles E. Applegate on the George Ellison, 280 Washingtoi David L. Rooke, Jr., 400 At- making charges. 'rom this area, will perform. Burial will be in Fair View Opening of the World Star Class The 80s were reported in south- "fine job" he had done in trans- St., land, $4,450 to $1,550. lantic St., land, $2,350 to $2,000, Valenti is being held in $1,000 Proceeds will be used for the Cemetery. yacht championship regatta was lastern Texas, southwestern New forming the Wygant tract into a John Carras, West Front St. and building, $11,500 to $e>,500. bail pending grand jury action benefit of Camp Happiness. Mexico and in central and south- building, $23,700 to $5,200. postponed from yesterday until municipal bathing area, ex- William A. Sieben, Jr Rt 3; He is charged with making today because of expected late em California, with higher marks pressed concern over the bor- George A. Rooney, 50 St. Pete and Clark St., land, $1C,600 tc TUITION UP $200 book from a telephone booth Find No Lodgers arrivals of nine entrants — eight ir the Southwest desert region. ough's liability in the public us PI., land, $8,150 to $7,000, and $6,000; Rt. 36, land, $6,000 to $3 • HOBOKEN (AP) - Stevens In- located in the Bendix Corp. plant from the United States and one of the facility. building, $20,950 to $19,000. OCO; Rt. 36 and Wyckoff St., land In Complaint Check stitute of Technology has an Early morning temperature! 134 Pearl St., here according to from Brazil. He suggested that the borough Mary A. Meyer, 245 Atlanti $7,100 to $4,500. nounced a $200 increase in annual ranged from 102 In Blythe, Calif. county detectives. MIDDLETOWN — T6wnship The members of the Jury said :c 43 in Sheridan, Wyo. Some set up an ordinance regulating St., land, $20,800 to $10,800. James Birmingham, 6 Jackson tuition for undergraduates effec sanitary inspector Joseph P. the nine were due late yesterday. ither marks and conditions: New use of the beach next year, and Sophia Cohen Realty Co., Inc. PI., land, $2,000 to $1,300 an tive in September, 1963. The pres- Quail reported last night to the The Jury said that in order nol York 70, rain; Chicago 69, clear; providing for fees and lifeguard 30 Division St., land, $7,350 to $4,- building, $11,500 to $10,000 ent tuition is $1,400 per year. Unanimity Here Board of Health that he had In- to lose a day, there will be no Boston 71, cloudy; Washington 73, 175, and building, $4,450 to $2,225 Katherine Harrell, 55 Chandlei protection. WASHINGTON (AP)-New Jer- spected a dwelling at the end of rest interval during the five-day Dr. Jess H. Davis, president o cloudy; Miami 77, partly cloudy; Charles Craig, 44 Manchester Ave., land, $6,450 to $1,500. The borough attorney was di- sey's entire congressional dele- Pine St., in River Plaza, in re- championship. Itevens, also announced an in- Louisville 63, clear; Detroit 62, Ave., land, $1,450 to $900, am David LaConte, 62 West Front rected to check the borough's gation — eight Republicans and sponse to complaints that lodgers Bill Buchan of Puget Sound, :rease next year to $53 per cred tear; St. Louis 68, clear; Min building, $6,700 to $4,000. St., land, $12,100 to tt,000,' and it hour for graduate students. insurance holdings to determine five Democrats—voted Monday in were living in barracks-like quar- Wash., Is the defending cham- eapolis 73, clear; Kansas City if they cover injuries to residents William E. Preston, Sr., 104 building, $4,450 to $4,000. ters there without sanitary facili- pion. The present rate is $44. Broadway, land, $6,450 to $3,000, 'avor of submitting to the states 2, clear; Denver 65, partly using the new beach. Anthony LaConte, 79 St. George ties. and building, $9,850 to $6,000. a proposed constitutional amend- :loudy; Dallas 75, clear; Phoe- The governing body appointed PI., land, $3,200 to $1,500 and EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake Grace Bahrenburg, 50 Washing- ment to abolish the poll tax in He v said he had found no nx 92, clear; Seattle 55, cloudy; Harvey M. Hughson, Main St., to building, $14,500 to $11,000 federal elections. The final House lodgers. ian Francisco 62, clear; Los An ton St., building, $10,300 to $8,000. Leo LaConte, 75 St. George PI an unexpired one-year term on vote in favor of the measure was Board member Frank Strick- ;cles 67, partly cloudy; Anchor- Richard R'. Nebus, 10 Octavia land, $3,250 to $1,500, and build- the Board of Health. He replaces 295 to 86. land said that residents of that WM£f?e HE WENT ge 63, cloudy, and Honolulu 77, PI., land, $2,600 to i $2,400, and ing, $12,000 to $8,500. Harry Ross, who recently re- area are "very much perturbed" iartly cloudy. building, $7,050 to $5,300. David LdConte, 64-66 Wes signed. we.CA/vve SACK iM Boyd C. Higley, Rt. 35, land, Front St., land, $17,250 to $5,150, about the situation there. He Mid Roland Dey, Church St., was Singer 111 F(2o/v\ HIS WALK! $5,800 to $1,100, and building, $7, and building, $36,000 to $32,500; t ho an(j others had observed lamed to an unexpired two-year 050 to $5,300. 71 St. George PI., land, $4,500 to NEW YORK (AP)-Singer Jane people "trooping in and out" of First Aid term on the health body, replac Frank Boyce, 238 Main St. $2,000, and building, $21,050 to Morgan, 42, was taken uncon- i property. Ing its former president, William land, $3,000 to $2,500, and build $18,500. scious to a hospital Monday night Mr. Quail said that neighbors C. Lambertson who died recently. ing, $12,150 to $11,000. Norman J. Currie, 82 St. Pe after telling a friend she had con- who notice any "increasi in oc- Contest Set Claude Raynor, Sr., First St. Esther Delaney, 28 Kearney er PL, land, $2,800 to $1,900, and sumed "a dose of pills," police cupancy" at the Pine St. prem- and William Clifton, Washington said. ises in question should immedi- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - t., building, $6,450 to $5,650. building. $12,250 to $10,000; 180 ~it., were named as school -cross- She was given oxygen in an am- ately notify him. Some 13 teams representing 10 LeRoy Huyler, 60 Monroe St. Broad St., land, $1,200 to $800, ing guards. bulance eh route to Roosevelt Hos- "I cannot sign a complaint communities will participate in a land, $4,400 to $3,000, and build- nnd building, $5,050 to $4,000. . pital. She regained consciousness based on hearsay," he stated. ~"irst Aid contest to be held to- ng, $11,300 to $10,000. Harry Atkins, 177 Seventh St. early today and her condition was But if neighbors will let me morrow, beginning at 7 p.m., at Elizabeth Williams, First and and, $2,800 to $2,000, and build- College Students listed as good. know when lodgers are there, I Firemen's Memorial Field, West Walnut Sts., land, $7,300 to $800: g, $10,700 to $8,000. A private physician said there can make another inspection." Highland Ave. irst through Second St., land, Charles F. Patterson, Monroe Able to Register 13,400 to $800; lqt, one, block 139, I., land, $3,650 to $1,500, and was no indication the singer had He said the owner of the prop- Three trophies, donated by FREEHOLD —College student ind, $850 to $100, and lot 15C, building, $12,500 to $7,500; .13 taken pills, He attributed her con- erty speaks very little English, donmouth Medical Center, River- 'ho will be eligible to vote in th )lock 134, land, $3,550 to $300. Monroe St., land, $7,700 to $2,- dition to nervous exhaustion. and that he had been obliged to view Hospital and the Monmouth Nov. 6 general etection can reg Norman J. Currle, lot 21, block 500. and building, $12,050 to $7,- communicate with him in sign County Association of First Aid later now, it was announced t< 1, $1,800 to an unspecified 500. DOBSON AWARDED CONTRACT language. Squads, will be awarded to the day. mount; lot 18, block 55, land, Adjourned BELFORD — Edwin J. Dobson, 'inning teams. The student who Is 21 now o 1,500 to $500; 70 St. Peter PI., Adjourned appeals: Id, president of Edwin J. Dobson, DEATH NOTICE Judges will be three officials r., Inc., Rt. 36, has announced CONNORS — Caroline Bradbury of 11 vho will become of age befor \nd. $4,200 to $3,800, and build- Mary L. Hill, Fulton St., land, High 81., Passalc at Long Branch Au- rom the 14th First Aid district. he election, can register in fe , $24,150 to $20,000; Beers St., 1.550 to $1,000, and building, $6,- :hat his firm was awarded a gust 27, 1962. Wife of the late Charles g T. Connors, mother or Mra. Ruth Squads with teams participating espective municipalities and I nd,- $2,550 to $1,500, and build- ,50 to $3,000. 1106,415 contract for heating and Rlmmer, Mrs, Arthur E. (Estellc) Ja- ire: Fairview, Manasquan, Rari entilating work for the new cobus. Edith Wae, Theodore C, Her- igible to vote in the electioi tig. $11,900 to $10,000; 82 St, Harry Heleotis, Loch Arbour, man J. anil tho late Leslie T. Connori. an Township, Leonardo, Mata They can ryglster with the m •Jter PI., land, $2,800 to $1,900, nd, $5,700 to $2,850. Watchung Elementary School. Servlcei nl George Van Tmsel'i Com- unit/ Funeral Home, 337 Belleville van, Spring Lake, Farmingdalr Iclpal clerks in their commur •d 78 St. Peter PI., land, $2,550 Ezra Karkus, 106 Maple PI., Watchung. The amount pf'con- ve., Blooinfield on Thursday aft«rnoon QtbuImtormBjvlUnt* IM., MM. World righU rmrod. | Keyport, Port Monmouth and es, The general registratio $2,000, and building, $7,400 to and, $1,300 to $200, and building, tracts awarded for the project'n_t. 2 o'clock, interment Creitluven Ml- mortal Park. Friend a may call 2 ttt East Keansburg. deadline in the county is Sept. 7. *5,000. 2,350 to $500. otaled $814,122. 6 and 7 to 10 on W«dn#iday. down from 553 ts 514; larceny t50» RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, August 28, 1962-4 Service Station tnd over down from 266 to Tit, Crime Increase In asd auto theft up from 2T to 293. Successful Investing Nationwide murder ros« 38 per Man, Victim cent in citlei of between 500,000 Girl and Her Pony Man Desires Strong Growth and 750,000 population. Crimet Of Holdup, Dies North Jersey Cities of violence—murder, aggravated Little Ride Causes Lots of Trouble Toward Riviera Retirement assault, forcible rape and rob- NEWARK (AP) - A service WASHINGTON (AP) - There three to seven; forcible rap up bery—rose seven per cent in cities OAKLAND (AP) — Marline.train returned and picked up the station attendant who was shot was more crime in North Jer- from one to eight; robbery upiover 100,000 population, Breitner, 14, went riding on her members left behind. Bystanders By ROGER E. SPEAR in a stickup last Thursday died sey's large 'cities—Newark, Jer- from 45 to (5; aggravr ed assault Property crimes, according to pony Copper Penny, yesterday. caught Copper Penny and took last night. sey City, Elizabeth and Palerson up from 47 to 60; burglary and the FBI report, also showed Q.— "Cm 59 years old and plan mention, the only one I like Before her ride was over a her to her home stable. Frank Condella, 49, of 53 Gar- —in the first six months of 1962 breaking and entering down from steady increase throughout the to retire at 65.1 own a small villa San Diego Imperial—but since freight train had been delayed, a Marline was treated at Chllton side Ave. died at Columbus Hos- than during the sarrrs period in 434 to 382; larceny of $50 and country with auto thefts up six on the Italian Riviera where I in- pays no cash dividend, that stock first aid squad went racing across Memorial Hospital, Pompton pital from a bullet wound in the 1961, according to figures released over down from 98 to 79, and per cent, robbery and larceny of tend to live from May to Novem- won't give you what you want, the countryside and a doctor Plains, for a cut on the forehead. stomach and seveje head injur- by Attorney General Robert F. auto tired up from 611 to 640. $50 and over both up three per %u'.,^^ii£j, ber of eaceach American Motors faces increas- sprained his ankle. ies. No arrests have been made. Kennedy. Elizabeth — Murder and non- cent and burglary up on? per A veterinarian said Copper year. I own ingly stiff competition and ope This is the way it happened: Penny was given tranquilizer pills Condella was the second serv- Throughout the United States, negligent manslaughter up from 0 cent. Be thlehem ates on a relatively low profit t0 f v Geographically, Western states Marline, who lives at 1007 Cry* and put on a restricted diet. Steel, Penick & margin. Penn-Dixie suffers from ice station employee to be killed the number of crimes was three ' e; forcible rape up from in a holdup here this month. per cent higher In the first half 'wo to six; robbery up from 51 reported a crime increase ot six tal Lake Ter., Franklin Lakes, Ford, and Mag- overproduction in its industry, per cent, Northeastern states and Copper Penny were saun navox. Wil and I don't think the dividend ii Kenneth Morris, 44, of 411 Jel- of 1962 compared to a year ago. to 68; aggravated assault up from 56 to 127; burglary and breaking corded four per cent and South- tering along the tracks of the these stocks ap- wholly secure. Why not raisi liff Ave. was shot between the The statistics, released yesterday, eyes by a robber on Aug. 3. Mor- were compiled by the FBI under and entering up from 408 to 531; em states two per cent. The New York, Susqueha'nna & West- Indict Pair preciate enough your'sights a little? As an income North Central states reported a ern Railroad a half mile from in the next six producer, I suggest American In ris was working part time at the uniform crime reporting pro- larceny $50 and over up from 181 the National Service Station, 142 gram. to 236, and auto theft up from one per cent decrease. the station here when a freight years so that vestment Company of Illinois train approached. I'll have Hawthorne Ave. Police estimated South Jersey's two cities with 145 to 181. For Theft (NYSE) which sells around 20 ti DONNA VllXARS IS II yield 5 per cent. that robber obtained about $160. more than 100,000 population— Paterson — Murder and non- Marline wanted to go one way, .PEAR Condella was shot in the stom- Camden and Trenton—showed a negligent manslaughter up from BELFORD —'Donna Villars, Copper Penny the other. Of Bonds ach and pistol-whipped by the decrease In crime for the same two to three; forcible rape, no daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph The train brushed the pony, A. — It looks as if you've Villars. Garnsey PI., celebrated HOUSTON (AP) - A federal planned a very attractive retire- slayer In a $375 robbery. He was period. change at three; robbery down Marline fell off and the pony Slight Drift employed by a station at 526 In Newark, the state's largest from 45 to 34; aggravated assault her 14th birthday, Saturday. At- fell on top. of her. The train grand jury yesterday indicted two ment, and I congratulate you, tending were Mrs. George Rinear, - What you're really asking me Bloomfield Ave. city, murders and non-negligent up from 44 to 55; burglary and stopped. men on charges involving $10,000 Police said the fatally injured manslaughters rose from 20 to breaking and entering up from Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stamm, A crew member stayed with whether or not the stocks you To Downside Miss Mary Rose Villers Mr. am in stolen U. S. Treasury bonds. own have very strong growth Condella was found by two custom- 21, robbery was up from 558 to 641 to 663; larceny $50 and ovvr Marline and the train continued ers. They told detectives they 591, aggravated assault from 737 up from 59 to 80, and auto theft Mrs. William Frake, Jr., and on into the station. A first aid They are Allen Eli Wright, 40, characteristics. In two instances, children, John, Billy and Kerri, had driven into the station, but to 852, larcenies of over $50 from up from 350 to 363. squad was called out, but their of Laurel, Miss., and Edward I'm sorry to say, the answer is For Market Sandra Fenzau, Jeanette Van a man at the door told them they 1,819 to 1,868 and auto thefts from Trenton — Murder and non- ambulance stopped where the Hugh Wuensche, about 33, of no. Bethlehem Steel is cyclical, NEW YORK (AP) - The stock Loenen, Jacqueline August and would have to wait for service. 1,904 to 2,104. Forcible rape negligent manslaughter down road did, a quarter of a mile Holland, Pa. and the dividend isn't particularly market was dull and Irregular Nancy Villars. safe. I would switch this hold- yesterday as movements of most The customers said they were cases decreased from 95 to 63 from six to four; forcible rape from Marline. The men are charged in an 18- tog into ATCO. Penick & Ford is about to drive away when they and burglaries and breaking and up from 0 to four; robbery down The first aid squad then count indictment with transport- key stocks were narrow and sta- WALTER BOYD'S BIRTHDAY good but slow, and I think you tistics showed a slight drift to the heard a moan from the station. entering cases dropped from 3,886 from 61 to 39; aggravated assault boarded the train, which had re ing, receiving, concealing and NEW" MONMOUTH - Mrs, would do better in Corn Products. downside. When they stopped, the man who :o 3.B13. up from 57 to 75; burglary and turned, and they started to the passing eight forged U. S. Treas- Walter Boyd gave a dinner fo Magnavox has one of the strong- had spoken to them ran. FBI director J. Edgar Hoover's breaking and entering unchanged scene. ury bonds worth $10,000 each. The Dow Jones industrial av her husband's birthday Sunday est growth rates of the hundred The station owner, Marco Plci repjort emphasized the national at 302; larceny $50 and ovsr un- The bonds were part of more erage was off 2.26 at 613.74. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Dr. David G. Abed of Oakland of stocks I follow closely, and Of 1,243 issues traded, 487 ad- of 5 Willouby St., said Condella increase in crimes against the changed at 222, and auto theft than $600,000 in bonds stolen from person—aggravated assault up six down from 294 to 205. William Lyons and daughtc had started down the tracks would certainly hold this one. vanced and 506 declined. New had been the victim of robbers a safe in the home of Samuel per cent, murder up four per Camden — Murder Nancy, Red Bank. Later in the ahead of the train, but he stepped highs for the year totaled 11 an several times in recent years. Camden — Murder and non- Greenberg in Burlington, N. J., In Q. — "I have Dayco shares cent and forcible rape up three negligent manslaughter down day they entertained Mr. and on a rock and sprained his ankle. which have been very disappoint- new lows five. "He was under orders to sur- April, 1961. per cent. from three to two; forcible rape Mrs. Frank Gallagher of Rome, Several first aid members hopped ing. Would you recommend Volume was a moderate 3.1 render the money he had on him, Other major New Jersey cities down from 11 to eight; robbery N.Y.; Fred Boyd, Red Bank; Mr. off the train to help the injured Wright is In county jail here twitching to San Diego Imperial, million shares compared with th< never to resist," Pici said. showed the following figures: up from 90 to 97; aggravated as- and Mrs. Carl Deigert, New Mon- doctor. in lieu of $90,000 bond and American Motors or Penn-Dixie low Friday total of 2.89 million. The man who met the two cus- Jersey City—Murder and non- sault dawn from 95 to 87; bur- mouth, and Joseph Supienski, After Marline WBS aboard, the Wuensche is in jail in Philadel- Cement? I want some income Among the 15 most active Is- tomers was described as a Negro, negligent manslaughter up from glary and breaking and entering Leonardo. doctor and the rescue squad phia under a $100,000 bond. which Dayco has failed to give sues, eight advanced and six de- about six feet tall, wearing a me for two years." clined with GM unchanged. white T-shirt and dark pants. I.K. American Photocopy opened o A.—I think you have held Day- 19,000 shares and headed the list co long enough. Sale of this com- of volume leaders on 1Q2.00C pany's unprofitable tire division shares, easing % to 16%. Sec- New has improved the earnings pic- ond was Brunswick,, up ^ al n ture, but because of debt restric- 2 on 87,900 shares. Third wai Monmouth tions, dividends seem a long way Martin-Marietta, up % at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Corby of off. Of the three replacements you on 64,200 shares. Next came Polaroid, up 4% a St. Petersburg, Fla., are spending 111%, and Chicago PneumatU month with Mr. and Mrs. Tool, up >/, at 26%. Frank Hesse. Fairview Texas Instruments also en- joyed a spate of speculative de- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sinclair! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pabst, mand and advanced ?>% to 68% of Cleveland, Ohio, were guests Andover St., have returned home a; one of the most active stocks. for several days last week at the] from t vacation in Pennsylvania American Home Products home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert snapped back 1% from its lasses Ralston. The 19th birthday Clyde Smith, Oak Hill Farm of last week. Dow Chemical was Bruce Ralston was celebrated left last week for a tour of II up %• Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Sin On a New ELECTRIC RANG European countries and a trip IBM failed to hold an early clair, Miss Isabel Ralston, Clifton, to North Africa. gain of VA and closed with a net Richard and Robert Ralston. loss of 1 at 408. Mr. and Mrs. Amory Haskell Yesterday's closing stocks: Dennis Krueger, son of Mr. and Sr., Woodland Farm, are cur- ACF Inii I-T-B CM Brlc Mrs. Charles Krueger, Clariss rently vacationing in Italy. They Adams Ex Johns Man Air Reduc Junta A u Dr., had a pool party for his lltt »11I tour other parts of the con- AUet Op Joy Mtn birthday. Guests included Robe tinent and return the end of Sep- AIIP( Pw Kaiser Al Allei Lud Kennecott O'Neill, Robert Ruisl and Wil- If You Buy and Install Now tember. Allied Ch Koppcra Allls Chi! Kresje BS liam Krueger. Alcoa Kroger Am Alrlln Lehlgh CAN Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Am Brk flh Leh Port O The eighth birthday of Mary Maltby Jelliffe, Kings Hgy., were Am Can Leh Val Init Am Cyan Lett V*l RR Grace Whittles, daughter of M their son:in-law and daughter, LOP Glass Am M Fdy LJb JIcNit, and Mrs. Fred Whittles, Louis Dr. and Mrs. Clayton Friss and Am Mot U%t * My PI., -was celebrated with children family of Harrison, N. Y. Am Smelt Luiens Btl Am Std US Hack Trie in the neighborhood Aug. 22. Am Tel Tel llan.Ui Oil Am Tab Martin 11 Mrs. Charles Stirrup and fam- Am VISCOM Merck Dr. and Mri. James Griggs iai Amp Xne MGM ily, Watctiung, visited Mrs. Stir- Anaconda daughters Nancy and Carol An * To give the big trend toward flameless electrie tup's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gay- Armco SU Minn M*M Armour Mo Pac A a of Kalamazoo, Mich., visited Mrs. lord Birto, Cooper Rd., recently. Armst Ck em Mont Ward S7M Jamej Griggs and Albert Griggs cooking an even bigger push—to enable more Aim on 53(t Nat Blie 40V Atchlson 22K N Cash Reg 84' last week. Mrs. Gerald Menhennett, Wal- Nat Dairy 55 >4 families to cook electrically—JCP&L is making a «3 Nat Distill 34 nut St, visited with relatives In Nat orps ta'i Maryanne Kugelman, daughter Wilmington, Del., last week. Bald Lima Nat Steel 32% money saving, limited time offer through local Reddy Bait i Oh NY Central of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kugel Bayuk CIS Nla M Pw UK No Am AT man, Kitmary Ave., celebrated Kilowatt Dealers. Act now to get the electric range of Mr. and Mrs. George Mott and 25T4 Nor Pac N*st Alrlln 33% her eighth birthday Saturday children, Patricia, Mary Ann, 8* Norwich Ph Present were Maryellen Stadman your dreanjs at a saving you never dreamed of. Susan and George, 3d, have re- Boeing O'jlb Mar Borden Owens 111 CM _ Deborah and Mickey Lucas, turned to their home on Andover 3SK Pan A W Alt 1)%. Brunswk Shirley and Diane Lala and Joan, St. after visiting relatives in Bucy Srla Param Plct 3SH Bulova 12)4 Penney JC 43 Kathleen and Eileen Kugelman. If a residential customer In an existing home buys and Phoenicia, N. Y. Also vacationing Burl In! Pa Pw4Lt there was Miss Lydia Mott, And- ~ ! JI Pa RR Pepsi Cola 41 ^ Nancy Kroner, Coliinson Dr. installs a new electric range during the period over St. -ater Trae Perkln Bins Celanese 33K 41 the Junior cues * on 50>4 Phil El 303 t participated in Chrysler BS(4 Phlll- Pet 461-i Olympic championship 400 free- September 3 through November 24 and it is necessary "mies Sv Pit Steel 7% Coca Cola Pub Sr Ei» S7 style and 100 back-stroke swim- to change the main service to 100 amps or larger there Cole Pal Pullman ming Saturday at Lake Mohawk. Belford Colum Gas Pure Oil 32 ~!oml Sol RCA 49 She celebrated her 15th birthday will be an allowance of $75. An additional $25. will Con Edls Reading Co 6' Mr. and Mrs. Luther Walling Cont Can Repub Stl 38 that day. «nd daughter, Dawn, are spend- Corn Pd Revlon 4444 be allowed toward the cost of the circuit necessary to cm z«ll IS* Rejn Met 29V ing 10 days wilh Mr. and Mrs. Cruc Stl Rey Tob 46' Ralph Gentile, son of Mr. and Lloyd Tlce of Burlington, Kans. Curtlss Wr 16 Rob Fulton 2B connect the range whether or not there is a change Del * Hud Rt Joa Lead 2> Mrs. Ralph Gentile Evergreen St Reg Pap )ent Sup 17!4 Sean Roeb Ter., celebrated his seventh in the main service. The 10th birthday of Relgh Doug Alrc Shell oil t>ow Chetn Blnelalr birthday Aug. 21. Present were Walling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Du Pont Smltri AO Diane Rampino, Louis, Lisa and Duq Lt 28K Socony Luther Walling, Sr., Church St., Kod 1OH4 Sou Pao loria Gentile and James mi celebrated last Thursday. _. _ John Sou Ry See the beautiful new flameless electric ranges at your ' Brie Lack Sperry Rd Haynes. Present were Norman Smith, Std Brand FMO* Cp etd on Csi Reddy Kilowatt Dealer's today. Ask him bow you John, James and Joan Mika, Ford Mot •MS std on NJ Owen Devlin and Michael Mopre. Garrett Stulebaker Gen Accept Texaco can save big money on the model of your choice Mrs. Walling and Relgh recently Oen Cigar 3H4 Tei Q Prod Egg Market Gen Dynam 2514 Teltron •pent two weeks with Mr. and Gen Elec 6714 Tidewst Oil NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA)- By buying now. , Mrs. Wallace Elston of Stone en Fds 6»s Tranaamsr en Motors Un Carbldi Wholesale egg offerings ample. Ridge, N. Y. 5en Pun Ut 53 t'n Pac Demand fair yesterday. 31«l Unit Alrc 3 Tel*Kl 4 United Cp Whites: Extras (47 lbs. min.) •en Tlrt ITS Plywd Prizes were awarded to chil- Illette 38(4 US Rub WrU'fr. extras medium (40 lbs. dren at the Wilmeyer Civic Asso- -,len AM US Lines average) 3P/ 33W; top quality oodrlch US Steel r ciation block party Saturday for 3oodyear US Smelt (47 lbs. min.) 43&4S; medium 3race Co S* Van Al Stl games played. Receiving them 11 A*P 42>4 Walworth 41 lbs. average) 32-34; small were Susan Blakely. Matthew De- Ireyhound 28«i Warn B Pic 36 lbs. average) 22-23^; pee- lull oil 3514 Wn Un Tel Iudicibus, Thomas Keleher, Brian lamm Fat) 2814 Weitg El wees 15^-1614. Sere Pdr 33% Wlilt» Mot Kansas, Peggy Lasky, Dawn m Cent Woolwth Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.' [nt Bui Mch 408 Trj|St 8h*T Wagner, Michael Nyman, Jamey [nt Harv (SS 40^-42; top quality (47 lbs. min. Amorino, Jeffrey Winter, James nt Nick 63'4 43-45; mediums (41 lbs. average' nt Paper Hoppca and Buddy Median. Tel&Tel ftl 32>/$-34^; smalls (38 lbs. average] 23-24; peewees 15%16& LOCAL SECURITIES It pays to advertise in The Register.—Advertisement. MODERN flameless, electric cooking is the choice CONTROLLED heat for electric ittrface cook The following bid and asked quotations from th« National Asso- ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- of modem housewives because it prepares better tasting, ing, baking, broiling and roasting Insures the best remits tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities more attractive meals with greater ease. could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated HEALTH CAPSULES every time. by the "aiked") at the time of completion. by Michael A. Petti, M.D. BANKS PO MNY PEOPLE IMAGINE AUTOMATIC controls are easily set for exact CLEAN flameless electric cooking creates no fuel Div. Bid Asked THEY HAVE PAP BREATH ? Asbury Park - Ocean Grove .50 27 30 cooking results. Simply put in the food, then forget it. grime to foul up the range, utensils, or settle on curtain* Belmar-Wall National 2.50 105 Your electric range will have your meal ready on time, and walls. Central Jersey Bank .60 23nd children can no longer be S. WHITE fairs which have now become assumed, whether in Central Practice in Waiting commonplace. Park In New York, In the very WASHINGTON - This city of Following the routine of a po-shadow of the Capitol in Washing- By JAMES MARLOW any action wai taken. So on Oct. vast political plots and counter litical writer, on that afternoon ton, or, as in this case, in the Associated Press News Analyst 23, 1961 Kennedy gave him a re- plots, of staggering cold war , I talked, as usual, to a good quiet, sun-drenched streets of WASHINGTON (AP)-Thurgood cess appointment. maneuvers embracing the fate of | many people on political matters. suburban Alexandria, Va. Marshall, the Negro lawyer who all the round earth, has just When o Congress returned this One was a powerful and famous The wonderful fact that the two led the step-by-step fight of Ne- passed through an intensely hu year, Kennedy sent his name to senator who bears an unduly little girls in this case were un- groes against segregation in man and shaking and neighbor- the Senate again, this time on large burden at the Capitol. When harmed was treated with thank- America, got a lot of practice in Jan. 15. hood crisis. It involved the lives I went into his office he said to waiting. He needed it. not of all mankind but only of fulness, as of course It should As usual the nomination was re- me, before putting out his hand: have been. But it was also treated Almost a year ago President two small lost girls. ferred to Eastland's committee "Have they found them?" (What with incredulity, so routine has Kennedy, deciding to appoint him For 48 hours they were missing where the procedure is to hold he really meant, and could not become the usual truth about to the federal Court of Appeals, —and, in a horrifying paraphrase public hearings on say, was: "Have they found the sent his nomination to the Senate what happens lo lost little girls. merits. After the hearings the of a dread military telegram to I bodies?) for approval. There has been no If this is not the shame of a na- committee votes for or against. the next-of-kin, they were "pre- A little later, during a conver- approval yet. tion, what Is it to be called? sumed ravaged and dead." But sation with a Cabinet officer, his But the Senate whipped through 17 the vote is against, that al- at last, in a fantastically wide inter-office telephone buzzed and in a few days with its blessing for most always ends it. If the com- search involving policemen and after a moment he spoke into it. It adds up! More and more Byron 0. (Whlzzer) White when mittee approves, then the name military men and FBI men which "Thank God!" He turned to me people use The Register ads etch Kennedy last March appointed the goes to the full Senate for ap- only a great capital could so former All-America football star proval or the opposite. i and said, unbelievingly: "They issue because results come fut- readily mount, they were found have found them—and they are to the higher position of Supreme But Eastland turned Marshall's alive and unharmed. They had er.—Advertisement.- Court justice. case over to Johnston for his sub- all right." locked themselves into a bath- - ADVERTISEMENT - Neither the delay with Marshall committee to hold hearings. room of an apartment house still Shame of a Nation? nor the speed with White lay with The procedure here, after the under construction, and only a Everywhere t went on that day Now Many Wear the full Senate. subcommittee hearings, is for the few blocks away from their own —and this is a precise and liter- The responsibility in both cases full committee to vote. But John- homes. al and unadorned fact—it was rested with the Senate Judiciary ston stalled and held six hearings MAKING FRIENDS — Andrew B»rin»teln, 18-monthi-old, « aame, address with zone, sizt nd style number. JL OWIlo had tmiytiwuj FIRST TIME EVER! Glamor- us movie star's wardrobe plus 3I2 Broad St. SHody.lcta l-7!jOO Rtd Bank 10 exciting styles to sew in our lew Fall-Winter Pattern Cutalog.jl Send 35 cents. Robert Tompa Named Business Administration, tc degree from Mratclair State Co! RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, August 28, 1962 -cording to an announcement b) lege. He is currently working on Aftftociate Professor Dr. William G. Van Note, presl his doctorate thesis at Rutgers WBBT t/m BRANCH - dent of Moamouth College. University In the area of his GINGER By Gettermann Robert Tompe «f Spring Like, Mr. Tompa, a veterw «f Work specialty, money tad banking. associate protestor of business War II, had been acting chair He has been with Moamouti •tolaiitrttlon, has been named man. He holds a BA from Dart College since 1954. Last summer chairman of the Department of mouth College and a master' he was a delegate at the Eco nomic Conference held in Geneva. open daily til 9, Saturday '« 9 POITIER IS WRITING NEW YORK (AP) - Actoi Sidney Poitier is working on hi first original play, "The Socia Worker and the Silk Suit Gam bier." He calls it primarily "an exei cise to help my program of sell HUFFMAN*//BOYIE discipline" upon which he startei ...jump the gun last year. FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM The eight-role drama concern "young people who are constanl Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 ly being asked to live by adul values that are suspect." for fall!

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'Invisible Wings' May Provide Safer Landings ... the chinos LONDON, (AP) - Britain nexi by Dickies month will start testing experi mental plane with additional "In- Twills, gabi, twists, cords, pilas of visible wings" designed to make styles, belted and plain, tapered landings safer, aviation source and terrific. report. If the tests succeed, they maj eventually boost air safety b> drastically reducing the presen junior sizes 6-12 160-mile-an-hour landing speei of big passenger jets. $499 The test plane, known as th prep sixes 14-20 H126, uses a new principle known as a jet flap. Exhaust gases from Its ,.. engine are ejected from the trail- ing edge of the wiijgs over flaps. pillow cover-ups reg. 1.98 and 2.19 This sheet of gases Is deflected ZIPPIRED CORDUROY REDUCED NOW CRISP TIERS THAT WASH WITH EASE by the flaps and becomes In ef- fect an invisible addition to thel [< For a fast "hideaway" of pil- 0 Sanforized cotton Osnaburg. area. the fair university shop '-, lows and PJ.'s, students prefer Natural color with brown trim. The lift of all aircraft 1 ONLY 66 greatly increased bv lowering th cotton pinwale corduroy in IACH (U Machine-washable rayon NnDs. In the 11126. the desinn for men, women and boys washfast colors. 17'/2x25"pil- Mo n chqllis. Tri-tuc trim. 5 colors. 1 crs rav th» effect is a great in- low or 9'/2x21" bolster cover. Matching valances..NOW 99c crease In lifting power with no addition to the aircraft's weight. The H126 is a single seat plane Rt. 35, Wanamassa (one mile north of Asbury Circle) KE 1-4949 with 45-foot wing span. •xnx SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back NO MONEY DOWN when you pay on credit at Ward it pays to advertise In The Register.—Advertisement. > t m Ked Walk Kqistct Russians' Cold War Efforts UaHbAMtltn fcy Joha a CMk art Htuy CUj THOMAS OWING MOWN, Wbllsber liZS-im By GEORGE, E* SOKOLSKY

IAMES J. HOGAN, Editor . M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager The Russians conduct the Cold War with dramatic W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager excitement. The two Cosmonauts were sent into space Member ot th« Associated Preu for the purpose of creating a new political atmosphere Pnu U •etuud «xcluilv«ly "politics" dominate decisions which other forms of transient housing. debt will continue to climb toward the ne tional Baseball Congress. President Kennedy has to say that he will receive "temporary" ceiling of $308 billion, fo: The Old Union House nine Is the peasant because the amenities as between govern- must be made to translate urban re- The master plan suggests that undoubtedly a good outfit. To ments must be maintained. But the American people newal hopes and the master plan in- several of the smaller streets be- our federal budget is running in thf date it has mowed over its op- red and the Treasury in coming month: ponents like the Yankees in do not wish for the President to welcome Khrushchev to a reality. tween Beachway and Center Ave. be will have to, borrow billions to pay thi winning streak. or Tito or Nasser or even Nehru. It makes it tough for There are a good many "master closed at the time of redevelopment government's bills. There's also m But the bleeding hearts that a President to run counter to public opinion in such want more funds to keep the matters and if all the heads of Communist and neutral- plans" floating %round Monmouth (to motels and the like) and that doubt that the Kennedy Administratioi team In national contention seem ist states assemble at the United Nations again, it County, but in very few cases have Belleview Ave. and Seaview Ave. be in 1963 will again have to go througl to overlook one thing. This is a the agonizing annual routine of askin; semi-pro outfit, sponsored solely will do neither the United States nor the United Na- the "plans" meant anything more utilized as collector streets for this for advertising purposes by the tions any good. Most Americans hate these creatures section. Congress to renew the "temporary' Old Union House, Wharf Ave., than just that. PORTER limit, for the amount of debt reduction Red Bank, N. J., Ray Smith, and they are absolutely unsafe in New York. It puts The Keansburg proposal calls for All of this adds up to an ambi- to be achieved in this period is to be infinitesimal prop. an enormous burden on our police to protect them. indeed. Just why In blazes can't Ray Why Khrushchev wants to come here is not under- resort-commercial activity to extend, tious scheme. Smith dig down in his jeans for In the future, all the way from Bay It can work—and it can work to Now having put the blunt dollar facts about thi the trip to Wichita and the living standable, except that he is having trouble in the Soviet Ave. and Beachway to Main St. and the taxpayers' benefit, in money debt on the line, let's put the usual questions about the expenses of his team? He poses Universal State and he seeks a diversion. No matter happily enough In victory photo- what denials are made and how few facts are avail- spent to produce added ratables. debt on the line too and submit equally blunt answers. graphs. from Center Ave. to the bay, if ur- able, we do know of famine in China and inadequate ban renewal, federally or locally But it will mean all agencies and How much has this debt risen? How much greater Why should the general public burden is this on our generation than on the last gen in Monmouth County be asked to food supplies in Soviet Russia itself and wherever there sponsored, becomes a reality. all borough officials working to- eration? How does the growth in the federal debt com aid a venture designed for the is no food, there must be trouble. gether. "Politics" can turn the whole promotion of one saloon and the In addition to this area, the land pare with the growth in other types of debt in oui enrichment of one sitoon-keeper, Furthermore, the fourth generation since the 1917 from Laurel Ave. westward to the thing into a shabby dream. country, in our national wealth, etc? I.e., Ray Smith. Revolution cannot possibly understand why promises Q. How much has our national debt grown since Let Ray pay the bill. He's get- constantly made are never kept—particularly In the ing the free advertising (at the increase of consumers goods. And while Russians are World War II? expense of The Register, ~ EVENTS OF YEARS AGO A. In dollar totals it has grown from a World War Press and The Reqord.) very patriotic and appreciate the wonders of Russian peak of $279.8 billion to $300 billion, now smashes all Like Walter Winchell in the leadership, they want caviare for the multitude; if not From The Register's Files Stork, I probably will be barred caviare, at least a hamburger. records of war or peace. But this answer is far from for life from the Union House, and Lee Van Nest and Lisle had served as president of the Eatontown Library Board, Aux- complete, Is actually misleading. To illustrate with but It is worth it. Nothing Will Really Change 50 Years Ago Connet. iliary 4 of Monmouth Memorial simple example, if you're a typical U.S. adult jobholdei Sincerely, George E. Moise We know what the cost of the Cold War la doing James Hubbard ol Red Bank Farmers In Shrewsbury shipped Hospital, and Hie Helping Hand today, you can carry much more debt comfortably tha •nd 0. G. Simmons, aviator tor no potatoes because the price had and Women's Missionary Society to us; it is doing the same to Russia. We still have some Robert J. Collier of Wickatunk you could when you were young and broke. As it i: DEVELOPED BY fallen to *1 a barrel. of the Shrewsbury PreBbyterlan fat to burn off; the Russians have not been able to ac- had a narrow escape from death Church. with you, so it is with your country. DR. SWEHDLOW when the plane In which they 15 W. Wilson Cir. cumulate much surplus since 1917. In Middletown Village, J. V. B. In terms of our national wealth (Gross National were riding, took a sudden dip Granville V. Magee of Parlln Middletown, N. J. Therefore, Khrushchev is seeking a diversion. Shall from 200 feet up into the bay Conover was shipping 150 baskets Product), our public debt has shrunk since World War Aug. 23, 1962 of peaches to market each day. was engaged as athletic coach of it be war over Berlin? Shall it toe a verbal victory over about 150 feet from the boardwalk Manasquan High School to sue II. In 1946 it represented 109 per cent of our wealth; To the Editor: •t Keansburg. They escaped with Kennedy? His son-in-law did \ so well at the White ceed Elmer Griswold, our debt then was bigger than our entire output To- Your article on page 2 of to- minor injuries. The hydroplane 25 Years Ago day's paper is not entirely correct House that Pierre Salinger paidiiim a return visit Why was badly damaged and souvenir day it amounts to about 54 per cent of our wealth; and I believe credit should be Construction of the first oper- In Little Silver, a petition for a hunters, demolished the rest. given where it is due. While i should not Kennedy? He will go to Washington to say, ating unit of the new Lincoln referendum to establish a pension the debt is at $300 billion, GNP is running at an annual is correct that the original hypo- Hello! Pictures will be taken and everybody will smile. Tunnel between Weehawken and fund for paid policemen was rate of $552 billion. thermia machine was evolved by Frank Anderson.'! basket fac- New York City, was nearing com- signed by 10 per cent of the reg- Maybe, Khrushchev will kiss Kennedy on both cheeks In terms of its percentage to total debt, our publii Dr. Wangensteen the machim tory in Matawan was burned to pletion. istered voters. and give him a bear hug. The newspapers of the world the ground. debt has been contracting too. Today, the federal debl now in use at Fitkin was devel- oped by Dr. David Swerdlow ol will have headlines, K Kisses K — peace, ain't it Robert Johnson and Robert represents less than one third of total debt agains Barzilal Hendrlckson of Free- In Sea Bright, Recorder Wal- East Orange, N. J. The original wonderful! Miller of Middletown Village ter J. Sweeney, son of the late nearly three-fifths in 1946. While the national debi machine costs in the thousands o hold, died at the age of 68. He were back home after hitchhiking was a native of Tinton Falls and mayor, Thomas J. Sweeney, filed has been climbing at a very gradual rate since th dollars, way out of reach for the But nothing will really be changed and that is the to. Hollywood, Calif., spending as Democratic candidate for may- average sized hospital. Dr. had been engaged for several three weeks there and hitch- mid-1940s, private debt has soared three and one-hal curse of these summit meetings. Not one of them has years in the flour milling busi- or. Arthur Axelson was the Re- Swerdlow developed and sold to hiking back. done any good. They are public relations Jobs and in ness there in the old mill which publican nominee. times and state and local debt has skyrocketed mon Fitkin the same machine for un had been in the Hendrickson der $100. The machine was this instance, Khrushchev's purpose obviously is to Mrs. Ada B. Nafew, who hai than threefold. family since the 1600's. Several out-of-towners threat brought to Fitkin by Dr. S. fool his own people rather than us. The time has come been postmaster of Eatontown foi ened never to come to Red Bank In terms of the load it places on each of us, the Stevens of Asbury Park, N. J. more than 45 years, celebrated again after they had received So you see your statement tha for more serious dealings, preferably through channels - A, Register editorial urged Red her 83d birthday. She had been trend again has been down. At the World War II peak, Bank to acquire land for use as tickets for violating the new one- the machine was developed at to avoid misunderstanding and international compli- an officer of the Shrewsbury the debt amounted to nearly $2,000 for each man, Fitkin is not true. Dr. Swerdlow a borough park. hour parking limit on Broad St. cations. Let our ambassadors meet. Let Dean Rusk Reading Club 50 years and alsc woman and child in the U.S. Today, the per capita is a brilliant young surgeon and makes no profit from the sale deal with Andrei Gromyko. But let Khrushchev stay Letters of administration were William R. Hitchcock wa debt is $1,600. Our population has been booming, the granted to the three sons of Mr. CARMICHAEL f the machine and so I feel that home and Kennedy stay home. That would please most named postmaster of Keyport. debt rising slowly. e should at least be given credil and Mrs. Isidor Straus of New Americans. for a marvelous contribution to York who died in the Titanic dis- Q. How much of a burden does the debt place he practice of medicine in tster. The administrators were Senor and Senora Conrado Tra- on us? small community where expen- Jesse Isidor Straus of New York verso of Rumson, entertained members of the Argentine pol' A. A big chunk of the taxes we pay goes for In- live machinery is not available. "It Wa» Amnsing To See Those Liberali Try To and Percy S. Straus and Herbert Sincerely yours, N. Straus of Middletown. team at El Morocco, New York terest on this debt. An annual interest charge of $9.5 Hang Things Up With A Filibuster" City. Senor Traverso was the Ar- to $10 billion represents $10 of every $100 we pay in Mrs. B. N. Grabelle gentine consul general in New John W. Flock, a commissioner federal taxes. It is the largest single item in the fed of Long Branch, recommended York. •hat the proposition that the city eral budget next to national defense. buy the beachfront be submitted Charles J. Hesse of Belford was But the reason is not that the total of debt on YOUR GARDEN to voters. awarded the contract to resur- which the interest must be paid has zoomed. The rea face the southern end of Prospec THIS WEEK Five persons living in Fair Ha- Ave.. Little Silver, on a bid al son lies in the upsurge in interest rates, meaning it By Garden Reporter ven, were arrested for being $2,465. costs the Treasury much more to borrow and to refi- College of Agriculture drunk and disorderly. After a nance the outstanding debt. The total debt is not much Rutgers-The State Uni- hearing before Recorder Frank versity, New Brunswick A. Mulford they were given until The Alienhurst Antics, spon- larger than it was in 1946. But the cost of carrying sored by the Deal-AUenhurst Al four o'clock the next afternoon to this not-much-bigger debt has almost doubled—from This summer has been especial get out of town, or be sent to the liance for the benefit of Fitkin Hospital, was held in the Paris- $5.3 billion to $9.5-$10 billion a year now. The uptrend ' rough on many lawns, with county jail for 90 days. Recorder weeds, insects and spotty rain- Mulford mentioned that these Sapphire Room of the Monmouth in interest rates began in the closing days of the Tru fall taking their toU. people had earlier been driven County Country Club, Eaton- man Administration, continued through the Eisenhower You may have the Impulse to out of Red Bank. town. administration, is still continuing. dig the whole lawn up and, start But when placed against our national wealth — over, but before you decide to The Belford Athletic Club tied Thomas N. McCarter, Jr., was take such drastic action, consider with the Alerts of Atlantic High- named assistant vice president of which measures our ability to carry the load—even this the advice of a Rutgers turf spec- lands by a score of 3-3 In the 11th he Public Service Corporation ncrease shrinks. The ratio of interest charges on the ialist. Inning, at which point the game f New Jersey. If your lawn area is only about ended In a dispute. debt to GNP rose from 1 per cent in 1939 to 2.2 per cent in 1946, is now down to around 1.6 per cent. As alf covered with grass or even MORE THAN MONEY third, you may not have to re- Rev. Arthur A. McKay and long as the economy's growth holds up, the interest Elmer Pearsall took 15 Oceanic NEW YORK (AP) - More than uild. You can do the much eas- boys on a trip to New York and handout Is required (or welfare load won't be tough to manage. ;r job of repairing and still be Fall Rivar, Mass. The boys who service, according to Dr. LeRoy None of these valid comparisons will come as roud of your lawn. made the trip were William Tur- A. Wirthlin, member of the Mor- But whether you rebuild or re- ner, Jr., Arthur Turner, Samuel mon Church Welfare Committee. any news to informed students of finance—who, inci- lair, the time is now, says Dr. T. Harvey, Ernest Turner, Har- Dr. Wirthlin told a recent Mor- dentally, shudder at the economic crash we'd create lenry W. Indyk, extension turf Brill, Jack Dixon, Kenneth mon gathering that personal and for ourselves if we ever tried jto raise taxes enough or ipeciallst. Cooler weather and Victor Hulse, Edwin Jef- family rehabilitation and job slash spending sufficiently to permit significant reduc- the probability ol more rain from Allle Bloodgood, George training are necessary, in addi- now on «r» Jujrf what pass ceadt Philip Roojertsl , Harrv 6—Tuesday, August 28, 1962 tion to financial aid and relief. tion in the public debt. get started and grow. AJso in both parties, there was aand they wilJ shed no tears 11 he Allen-Scott Beport considerable ballot against Dirk- Is re-elected. OPEN DAILY set, tnd Y*tes; 189,574 for GOP RtrairkiMt Inddrati 10 A. M. to 9:30 opponents of Dirksen, 2»1,37* for Behind this peri&teat belief is Democrats running against Yates Dirksen Could Be' Beaten Dirksen's iafluentUl support of SAT, in. WHO'S KENNEDY BEAIXY a number of major administration CHICAGO,'111.—Senate Republican Leader Everett FOR? — Illinois Democratic measures, such as the UN bond leaders readily admit that Yates' Dirksen has a lot tougher re-election fight than appears proposal, the bitterly-fought com- chances depend largely on the munications satellite bill, and the on. the surface. size of his Cook County majority trade liberalization measure, and Outwardly, the odds definitely favor the 66-year- Their estimates vary k* to howa series of remarkable incidents. much he needs to win — ranging old Ulinoisan's winning a third term. He is far better from 250,000 to 400,000. Kennedy The latest was the flowing tri- known than his Democratic opponent; swept this key county by around bute paid Dirksen on the Senate floor last week by Democratic has a large and competent campaign or- 300,00MJ UV) VW0 buV f Vt ralulnl poorll^W • •y J iilnl thbiive resivu>t »» • a . - „ . . J . . .,ooff ththee statestate,, takintaking onlonly ninnine ofofjLeadej r Mike Mansfield, Mont. |TToo slslsnaiize the 30th anniversary gamzation; all the funds he needs; andl^ l(a counties | snaiize the 30th anniversary f D rk n>s s rv c e in Con last but far from least a most unusual j on the other hand, Governorj° . ' termf s i?n ' . u 8<-ess factor — a widely-held belief that the e ht terms lnth e HousRepublicae and n Otthi!' o RepublicaKerner, nwh oopponen overwhelmet thadt '!e and charactens tebles 452,754 to 268,524. tlc to 351,684 for Republican candi- In both parties, this primary sen ratesi high •with the President! mellifluOusness, "I never look a gift horse in the mouth. I am al- dates. But "dovmstate," the GOPvote VIBS the largest in years, and other administration moguls, ways grateful for all favors, big and small." PRAIRIE STATE FLASHES - Mayor Daley, who suffered a stinging defeat in the April prima- ry when a $60 million bond issue for municipal improvements was decisively beaten, comes up for re-election next year. This fall's election puts him on the spot because, if Yates runs poorly in Cook County, that will be widely interpreted as a repudiation of the Chicago mayor. As a result he is going all-out to roll up a huge vote for Yates, his hand picked choice for the Senate crisp woven gingham Senator Dirksen isn't too unhappy about the prolonged session of IN WASH AND WEAR COTTON Congress. As the GOP Senate leader, he is in a position to Wards freshly minted small, make frequent headlines under a medium, large checks have Washington dateline, which he Scofchgard® Brand stain repel- couldn't do campaigning in Illi- ler. 35". 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It's something that could only hap- SALE! sheet blanket United Press International, be pen because we combed the market months ahead and selected each maintained. and every hat especially for this event. So hurry in first thing to- Emery, a former United Press morrow. staffer, made "a comparison of KING-SIZE 80x100", BLEACHED COTTON strength ana service" of the two WHAT'S YOUR FAVORITE FABRIC? Luxury velours or velvets, wire services. He said both AP glamorous feathers, luscious long-haired fur felts; exotic prints, nov- and UPI should be strengthened elty fabrics. because "neither has enough men O48 nor money to fully accomplish Reg. 2.98 AND HOW DO YOU LIKE YOUR SILHOUETTE? Exotic turbans, its worldwide obligations." Mm each First Lady pillboxes, dramatic profile hats, gay little wigs, hats with "It would seem," he concluded, big brims that sweep up or down—all the very newest shapings in "a matter of common sense for Not just an ordinary blanket, but famous Treasure Chest fashion. 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Area Natural Food Chib hti de- daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth cocktail-length gown of peacoi AP Women'i Editor ion has been named chairman of cided to retain its preseit tem- C. Brandenburg, 125 Linden Dr., embossed nylon organza over sih. NEW YORK, (AP) - 'I'm Actually Dr. Verghese is just porary officers until January. the Woodland Park Garden Club Fair Haven, to lacy Black Brad- with bell-shaped skirt. The brides- completely independent now, head and arms. Below that she The action came at the group'* flower show "Echoes of Spring" shaw, Jr., son of Mrs. Luella M maids cocktail - length said Dr. Mary Verghese with a can neither feel nor move. Yet meeting Friday in the Central to be held Saturday, Sept. 8 at the Bradshaw, 111 Wallace St., took were of peacock peau shy smile. "I feel equal to any self-pity apparently has never Jersey Bank and Trust Co. Build- Harris Gardens fire house, Union place Sunday in the Methodisl with bell-shaped skirts. thing." occurred to her. ing here. Beach. Church. The attendants carried cascade She was sitting in a wheelchair "Immediately alter the acci Assisting Mrs. Johnson are Rev. W. Gordon Lowden offi- bouquets of yellow roses and car- that she had just manuevered dent I didn't believe I could do The officers are: Mrs. James Keohane, Mrs. Mark ciated. Organist was Miss Clara nations. skillfully down the hall at New any useful work at all. Now I'm Ross Stauffer, Lakewood, presi- Pavona, Mrs. Ray Williamson, Tilton, and John P. Schoening The bride's mother York University's Institute of encouraged," she said. dent; Allan Jones, Ocean Grove, Mrs. Sheldon Ganik, Mrs. John was soloist. A reception followed gown of apple taffeta Physical Medicine and Reha The car accident occurred in vice president; Mrs. Naonv Gott- Waring and Willard Aumack. in the church's Fellowship Hall. with Chantilly lace and having an bilitation. With long, supple 19M, when she was just two fried, Oakhurst, secretary, and Arrangements, specimens. The maid of honor was Miss overskirt of apple-green silk or- fingers she smoothed the white years out of medical school and Seymour Thau, Lpng Branch, house plants and other groups IBrcnda Ann Sadler, 7 Caro Ct., ganza. The bridegroom's mother medical jacket she wears over specializing in obstetrics at the treasurer. will be featured for member and Red Bank- Bridesmaids were was gowned in a mauve taffeta her sari and settled back to Christian Medical College and Louis Marinara, president of Mlss public participation. Beverly Gwen Sadler, Red dress covered with tiered lace. discuss hftr work. Hospital at Vellorc, South India the New Jersey chapter, Food Bank, and Miss Lois Ann Cotten, Stephen J. Morris, Red Bank, Dark-haird Dr. Verghese is a The hospital staff was on its way Associates, Inc., was guest speak- was best man. Ushers were Otto Little Silver. paraplegic surgeon from India, to a picnic. er at the club's meeting Wednes- J. Guenther, Red Bank; William day. He urged members to attend The bride worfe a full-length who does operations from her "The whole staff was Immobi- .ehan, Red Bank; Charles Bur- the annual convention of NJCFA gown with a basque bodice and wheelchair. Now 37, she's lized," she recalled. "Only two of WALTERS us, Jr., Fair Haven, and John Sept. 8 in the Women's Club, Up- having bracelet length sleeves. finishing up resident training at Anderson, Little Silver. us had fractured spines, though; per Montclair. The bouffant skirt was appliqued the institute on a World Reha- 1 was the only one with a cord —for— The bride was graduated from with lace and fell into the chape! bilitation Fund Fellowship, injury." train. Her finprtip veil of Eng- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional working with rehabilitation After three operations the Verghesg e was born In the state of • CURTAINS lish silk illusion was held in place High School, and after transfer- patients who always look up and vertebrae in her spine were fused Kerala, whichhh containi s more by a coronet of lace covered with ring from the University of Ken- • DRAPERIES smile as the gentle, soft-spoken into a solid column of bone from Christians than any other area pearls and sequins. The bride tucky, in Lexington, is a senior doctor wheels up alongside. ill h carried a prayer book covered at Monmouth College. She is a head to pelvis. This meant she of India. She is especially happy She's Encouraged • BEDSPREADS 'with Georgian orchids, white ros- member of the Delta Gamma wouldn't bend or topple over to be associated with hospital at sorority. Student Christian Asso- I can understand their when she was placed in a sitting Vellore because it was founded problems better than trie person • FANCr LINENS MARRIAGE BANNS ciation and Student Education As- position. by a woman. Dr. Ida S. Scudder, who hasn't had to undergo FAIR HAVEN — Banns ofsociation. "Months after the accident I daughter of American mission- physical rehabilitation," she ex- • Drapery Hardware marriage were announced Sun- The bridegroom was graduated Mr. and Mrs. Lacy B. Bradshaw, Jr. started to do part-time work. I aries, started with one room In day in Nativity Catholic Church from Red Bank High School. Hi needed assistance to get into a 1900; now it's an 800-bed hospital. for the first time between Nicho- received his A.A. degree from wheelchair, but now I can do it Medicine seems to run in Dr. WALTERS las Philip Mazza of St. Anthony's Rider College, Trenton, and hi by myself. I can travel anywhere Verghese's family. Her three parish, Red Bank, and Loretta B.S. from Monmouth College. Mr. To Be Soloist at Festiva aione, the wheelchair folds into sisters married doctors, one of 47 Broad St., Red Bank Jean Sinclair of Nativity parish, Bradshaw is a member of Alpha cabs, you see." her three brothers is a doctor and between Peter Ott of Nor- Gamma Upsilon, Lambda Sigma RED BANK — Herbert Burtis,.radio broadcast in the New Mid-west as organ recitalist. At the end of August she'll go (the other two are engineer*). • 179 Br'dwoy.Lonq Branch heim, Germany, and Sharon Sid- Tau, and the Student Christian minister of music and fine area later this fall. He has appeared in a piano to London for a month's study of nephew is studying medicine. But In addition to his appearances recital in New York, the Mid- she is the only doctor among nev of Nativity Association. He is employed as a of the Red Bank Methodist | rehabilitation centers, returning sales representative by the Amer- on the harpsichord Mr. Burtis west and locally, and as harpist to Vellore in October to establish them who had her specialization Church, will appear as guest ican Telephone and Telegraph has toured the East, South and with the Columbia University India's first complete department settled by a quirk of fate. Now Company. harpsichord soloist at the three, Symphony Orhcestra. for physical rehabilitation. she lives to rehabilitate others, day Baroque Music Festival to Following a wedding trip to the He is beginning his fifth yearj Dr verghese had to give up to make them as independent is Pocono Mountains in Pennsylva- be held Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 and 2 Fashions as minister of music and fine obstetrics after the accident, but she is herself. nia, the couple will reside at 117 at the Cummington School of the arts at the Red Bank Church she became proficient in "The need for rehabilitation is Wallace St., Red Bank. Arts, Cummington, Mass. where he will present "King surgically reconstructing hands greater now than ever," Dr. He will appear with members For Back David" by Honegger and the paralyzed or deformed by lepro- Verghese said in her careful uncut "Messiah" by Handel, Mrs. Kennedy Set of the New York Pro Musica ;y. That was work that could be English, "because medicine is Antiqua and other .noted during the 1962-63 season. clone from a wheelchair. Dr. Paul keeping so many more Injured w Slnet 1»'.J To Return Friday musicians in programs of Italian, To School Brand, pioneer in leper rehabili- and sick people alive. In the long German and French music. He FREEHOLD-Fashipns for the Antiques Show tation with whom she worked in run it's cheaper to rehabilitate WHITEST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK WASHINGTON (AP)-Mrs. Jac- will perform on a two-manual Vellore, has called her "one of a person than to look after him queline Kennedy will end her va- back-to-school set are patterned Neupert harpsichord. the most skillfull hand surgeons for the rest of his life. He e«n cation in Italy and return to New after grown-up wear this year. Begins Tomorrow in the east." always contribute because hi* York next Friday, the White Mr, Burlis holds degrees from That's the fashion tip to moth- NEPTUNE — The antiques Our rug cleaning ipecialiifi take particular care A devout Christian, Dr. mind is as good as ever." House said yesterday. Columbia University, and the ers from Mrs. Sylvia F. Meehan, show and sale sponsored by the to sea that your rugs are at fresh and bright Presidential Press Secretary Ichool of Sacred Music of Union Monmouth County home agent. Belmar Auxiliary of the James NOW OPEN Pierre Salingar said that where Theological Seminary, both New Children's wear reflects a def- F. Ackerman Federation for Fit- as possible. the _first lady goes from N York City. inite awareness of current grown- kin Hospital will be held tomor- COAST DRIVING SCHOOL York 'will depend on President up styles. Among many wearable row through Friday in the hos- Kennedy's whereabouts. The two This summer he has appeared schoolday fashions are a pro- pital's Ford Auditorium. IN EATONTOWN . . . will spend the Labor Day week- as organ recitalist in an all- fusion of plaids, the walking The purpose of the benefit is SIRVINO ALL NORTHMN MONMOUTH COUNTY Free Call and Delivery German Romantic program in R. H. HUNTINGTON. Proprietor end together, but the spot has not skirt, and an emphasis on classic to purchase new anesthesia equip- ii vtAm EXPERIENCE IN DRIVE* EDUCATION Harvard University's Memorial been announced yet. styles. ment for the operating room. Sev- FORMER OW>EB or SHOBE ABTO DMVINO SCHOOL Church, and in a recital at St. nteen leadin Ncw Jerse an •k FREE STUDENT PICK-UP 'aul's Chapel, Columbia Uni- Very much in evidence are the!« « y " * NEW CAM HELPING THE OTHER SIDE swirl-skirt, th- e bow-blous- - - e and- tique dealers will be selling glass- AT YOUR HOME AT All versity. He was recently asked to DUAL CONTROLS TIMEt DOUGLAS, Ariz. (AP) - A ittte jacket outfits in everyday or ware, furniture, and paintings, + WE PROVIDE rill' ive his fourth recital in the * rULLV INSURED Douglas businessman paid for dress-up fabrics. among other items. A LICENSED BY tr«n«p«rt»U»n I* ttt II- National Cathedral, Washington. im Baraaa l»r Pwmlt his banquet ticket, then discov- The basic look is Norell—with The show and sale will start STATE OF N. J. •Limited timi aelj ered he was in the wrong place. In the Cummington recitals, without wide belts, flared or at 11 a.m. and clots; at 10 p.m. The cashier was gone and he Mr. Burtis will appear both as npressed pleated skirts, floppy tomorrow and Thursday. Friday Appointments at Your Convenience Day and Nght, HUM Final Week couldn't get a refund. continuous performer r tailored bows, and cutaway or it will run from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. The man said what troubled concerted works as well quared-off jackets. him was the fact the banquet was harpsichord soloist. He will plaj Then there's the spare look. An Democratic fund raising affair. four sonatas by Domenlco Scar- bsence of collars, pleats and He was a Republican county latti on the Italian night program. roufrou mark this trend toward ANNUAL AUGUST leader. The recitals will be taped fo: implicity. Boys, too, are looking to grown- ps for fashion guidance. The wo-button suit with a presidential Adam and Eve ir seems to be the headliner. old-patterned bulky sweaters, APPLIANCE SALE! «a jackets and ski parkas offer farm, gav covering. Chesterfield and boy-coats are Naughty Girl season again, in more colors nd fabrics than ever before. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: See if your minister and your Colors, too are classic—camel We have a daughter who is 16. family physician can help nd gray tones predominate, She has been going out with a straighen out your marital tangle right coiors are used as accents. different boy every week and —and remember, it takes two to Fabrics are subtle. Cotton, often everyone of those boys has taught tangle. ith a shiny finish, is the best her all kinds of sexy things. She Adam and Eve. ess fabric for school fashions. has learned to wear tight skirts with very low cuts. Her voice has changed to that of a sexy DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Ovens • Range Tops movie star. As her parents, we I am a 16-year-old schoolgirl In try to teach her right from wrong, love with a 25-year-old man. We I but she just won't listen to us had planned to marry this fall, Ventilating Hoods anymore. but people don't think that would Last week she was invited to a be wise because I would have to swimming party. It was getting quit high school (which I don't very Jate, so I went to pick her mind) and because of the age dif- ference. What should I do? 9x12 Domestic Dishwashers + Food Disposers up. As I got there, 1 saw my daughter. Near her were about In Love. seven boys, each trying to steal Dear In Love: kisses from her. As I saw this Finish school and you'll then be BUILT-IN GAS GAS OVEN and .95 T got out of there as fast as I older and wiser about making a ONLY 9" RANGE TOP Reg. 199.95 149 could, for I was never so embar- decision on marriage. rassed In my life. Adam and Eve. That night I gave her the scojd- IUILMN DOUBLE ELECTRIC ing of her life. She has gotten JSend your personal, questions OVEN and 4-BURNER 95 so naughty and sexy I don't know and problems to Adam or Eve 259 what to do. Can you help solve Lowell or both, as you prefer. RANGE TOP Reg. 318.00 the biggest problem of my IIP.;? For a personal, unpublished re- RUG CLEANERS Anxious Mother. ply, enclose a stamped, addressed envelope. Mail to Adam and Eve, BUILT-IN ELECTRIC OVEN Dear Anxious Mother: coll now CA 2-5042 50 She may be reacting against a care of The Register. and RANGE TOP Reg. 247.00 189 rigid and ultra-Puritanical atti- tude toward sex on the part of her parents. IUILMN DISHWASHER " Adam. Stainless steel or copper front. 30 If you haven't exaggerated 189 about those "horrible sexy boys" Modtl DPS31O Reg. 229.00 and her indulgences, plainly you must crack down—but remember, it will take more than a new CHAMBERS swimsuit to reshape her attitude. It will take new understanding, I POOD DISPOSER by you as well as your daughter. Eve. Vi H. P. Reg. 42.50 29" Ask your daughter to read "Un- derstanding Sex" by Lester A, Kirkcndnll. a Life Adjustment Booklet put out by Science Re- COMBINATION FAN, HOOD and search Associates, 228 South Wabash Ave., Chicago 4, III. LIGHT-Model HFM In iliei 24" 30 - 34 - 42. Reg. 37.50 DEAR ADAM AND EVE: I am a regular reader of your column and would like your hon- Who understands teens? We are your authorized dealer for Magic Chef • Thermador est opinion about my problem. Kinney aoes. In one area, at least, those summer feet to Kinney's • Waste King Universal • Kitchen-Aid • Tappan • Roper I've been married six yearr andj we're considered experts. It ... where shoes look great, feel • Hot Point • Caloric • Revca • And many other famoui have two children. My husband is a truck driver. Some weeks shows in our shoes for girls. good, yet cost so little. make bullt-lns and slip-Ins. |he is at home two or three nights Sharp flats. Smart slip-ons. and other weeks Just for a few THE ONLY CHANGE IS Stacked heels. The new.in-things hours. He treats the children like . .. and many, many more! THE NAME AND NUMBER old worn out shoes. I've tried like ankle-high boots. All styled to talk to him but he won't listen . , . the experienced people to thrill a teen girl's taste. In- |l.'ve asked him for a divorce, hut who served you with taste viting? Sure. So why not bring WHERC SHOES ARC OOVBU-CNKMa FOR Mt. he says he'll never even consider it. Is there any-way I can get and fine craftsmanship «W Back-To,-Schoo1 Beauties: New Ankle-High him to treat us like a family in 'SHERMAN'S DECORATORS' stead of slaves? I beep a clean BootB, in all the new fall shades. S4.991 will continue in the same tra- house and have his meals on time, and keep his clothes dition. Our new phone num- D™I clearned and ironed. ber is: B"'" HIGHWAY 35. MIDDLETOWN Neglected. (Open Evenings 'HI 9 P. M.—Plenty of Free Parking) Dear Neglected: 747-4422 The fact that he doesn't want 468 Broad St. Shrewsbury a divorce Is a most hopeful sign. Armchair, Planning v Broil Pork Chops Inside or Out [Welcome JED BAJJK REGISTER Tuesday, Ajigost 28, 1962-T9 FREEHOLD Before you buy Upholstery ii * big Investment, Committee Melons Plentiful , ffj worthwhile and good buying begins at horn* to.do irmchalr planning with tome advance thinking and' FREEHOLD - Melons, avail- sweet corn, cucumbers, eggplant, Sylvia F. Meehan, planning. t Members able most of the summer, are onions, peppers, potatoes, squash, Cpxmty home agent. Mrs. Meehan says: HAZLET — Mrs. George Co- most plentiful in August aad tomatoes and locally grown September reports Mrs. Sylvia F. Decide first what you need; burn, president of the Middle greens. ^ Meehan, county home agent. how it must perform for you; Road Parent-Teachers Associa Meat—Prices for lamb decline Shoppers will find many types Must the upholstery fabric with, tion, welcomed the following com. seasonally in late summer and stand constant use and abuse orj at the markets though cantaloupe, fall so watch for specials on 1 mittee members at a recent exec just occasional use? Must it hbneydew and watermelon are lamb cuts. Specials may be of- utive board meeting held In resist hair oil and other oilborne favorities. These three melons are fered on ham, including canned, stains as well as waterborne Middle Road School: rich in vitamin C (ascorbic acid). and pork loin and chops. Beef ones? Is prolonged exposure to Aldino Falella, budget and fi Watermelons, cantaloupes and the specials will probably include sun a problem? Must lt be nance; Mrs. Andrew Smith and other deeply colored melons are round roast and chuck roast. cleaned frequently? Mrs. James Hewitt, ways and also good sonrces of vitamin A. means; Mrs. Alphonse Resch and And they contain few calories. Fish and shellfish—Now is, the According to Miss Gent time to consider fresh swordfish Ats. Milton Rachlin, hospitality; You may wish to freeze melon Thames, Rutgers extension home steaks for your menus. The fish Mrs. Edward S. Koyal, publicity balls at home. Use only firm- furnishing specialist, it's more is available in the fresh state economical to buy a good quality and newsletter; Michael Cleffi, fleshed, well-colored, ripe melons safety; Mrs. Sidney Norinsky, only from July through Sept. upholstery fabric than to pay less for freezing, Mrs. Meehan says. health; Mrs. Robert Tremaine Other fresh choices are stripped for one of cheap quality, planning Wash and halve melons. and Vincent Finelli, program bass, and flounder, halibut, to slipcover the piece later. Labor Remove the seeds, and cut into Mrs. Douglas Mitchell, represen- porgies, and haddock fillets. costs for slipcovers and up- tative to the Board of Education balls using a regular melon bailer holstery are high, the explains, Mrs. Jack Kreuter, membership or a measuring teaspoon. Cover so it's wise to invest in upholstery Mrs. Robert Kingsley, sunshine with a light sugar syrup made of ft MtttatiOnWiAmhmuf that will last a long time. Mrs. ReynoJd Marvin and Mrs one part sugar to two parts water. s How an upholstery fabric Wayne Mergner, special projects Seal and freeze quickly at 0 50 COURSE for l0«! degrees or below. Yield: dozen MISS AMERICAN TEEN wears, cleans and holds color Mrs. Harold Rubin and Mts. Co- depends upon the way it's woven, burn, representatives to th« Joint cantaloupe or 28 pounds 22 pints AGER contest finalist is Ju the size of the yarn, fiber content, Council of Parent-Teachers. frozen; 1 to 1 '/i pounds fresh cantaloupe one pint frozen. Corbcne, 15, daughter « depth of seam allowance and I The following schedule o] Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Cerbom fitting, Mrs. Meehan says. events will take place during thi Frozen melon'balls are best DELICIOUS THREESOME — Grilled pork chops, bananas and pineapple are so easy 16 Winston Dr., Middletow Some upholstery fabrics can school year: if used when only partially really take abuse. Among these io prepare, indoors or out. A book fair is planned In con- thawed, still containing ice The contest is sponsored are-the tightly woven fabrics junction with National American crystals. Frozen melon allowed to thaw completely becomes soft and WNBC-TV at Palised made of tightly twisted yarns. And By CECILY BROWNSTONE outdoor grilling, the chops should Education week In November; Loin pork chops are usually rubbery. Amusement Park, Contesi firmly woven dense pile fabrics preferred for broiling, but rib be 1 inch thick and they'll need photographs with Santa In De Associated Press Food Editor Other fruits in plentiful supply anfs are judged on their fi such as frieses and tweeds wear chops are also sometimes used. from 25 to 53 minutes of heat. cember; a Valentine Dance i, even longer than equally tight A YOUNG couple asks: "We February, and a Spring Festival are summer apples, peaches, ure, . charm, poise, perjo For indoor broiling, have the To serve with the chops we sug- flat weaves. often order broiled pork chops in chops % inch thick and count gested a delightful broiled com. April 6 to conclude the year. pears, limes, and avacados. »)Uy, 'Scholarship, leadenh A rough weave doesn't one ol our favorite restaurants on 25 minutes cooking time. For bination of bananas and canned Final plans were completed foi Vegetables —An abundance of and beauty of face. Th necessarily resist rough wear. because we enjoy them so much pineapple slices. If you like, you the PTA to assist last night an summer vegtables await shoppers. this way. How come general cook Items include snap beans, beets, NowatallFranchised' finals, will be Sept. 7. Long floated threads and loosely may "steep" the chops - before tonight at the kindergarten ac woven nubby yarns sometimes books do not recommend this they are broiled - with the pine- quaintance meeting. Refresh' cabbage, cauliflower, celery. ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIOS catch and snag, points out the method?" Miss Hinck, apple syrup, doctoring it up with ments will be served to the par New Jersey specialist. That's probably because our a litle soy sauce and crushed ents and teachers, with Mrs. An- This special tatKxfuctarjr course Is writers of standard cook books garlic. drew Smith as chairman. Assist- offered became me want you to we If cost and hard wear are your Soldier Leonardo Jicinnines have been afraid that home chefs ing her will be Mrs. James Hew- for younelf how quickly and easily major considerations, a good PORK CHOP GO-ALONG might not make sure that during itt, Mrs. Jack Kreuter, Mrs, you can learn.the Dew.intoeHing quality fabric-backed vinyl is an I can (8 '/i ounces) pineapple the broiling process the chops Married Russell Roth, Mrs. Harold Ka- Honored excellent choice, Mrs. Meehan slices PTA Sets dance iteps.' would get thoroughly cooked. MONMOUTH BEACH - Miss bin, Mrs. Edward Koval, Mrs. This offer will prow to you (tot* says. Also called supported Our advice: if you like pork 4 bananas Robert Tremaine and Mrs. Sid- plastic fabrics these are beautiful Ann Elizabeth Hinck, daughter 61 1 tablespoon butter (melted) even if youVt new daactd MomA At Party chops broiled, go ahead and use Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Hinck, ney Norinsky. Luncheon you'll be abb to godancfog'siter] and resistant to spotting, soiling, this method, but test the meat Drain pineapple slices; cut 38 Riverdale Ave., Monmouth Mrs. Coburn was hostess fo one or two letjoosSL , RED BANK - Police Lt. and staining, scuffing and abrasion. extra carefully before you serve each in half. Brush pineapple and LEONARDO — The Leonardo Mrs^ Philip A. Jiannine, Jr., 44 They stay soft and pliable and Beach, was married to Pvt. pe'eled bananas with melted but the evening. Grade School Parent-Teacher As- rourjdflalhohanib'oll it. To test, cut a sUt near the James Edward Friel, 3d. Sunday Throcteorton Ave., werehonore can be washed easily with mild ter. PJace bananas on broiler sociation will hold its annual Murray Studio expert, bone, and make sure the meat is in the Precious Blood Catholic recently at a 25th wedding ai detergents or soap and water. white looking. No trace of pink pan or on foil. Hook two pieces kindergarten luncheon at 11:30 Viwt one of tb* attracts™ Afmur niversafy party held in TJ Church here. of pineapple over each banana. Leather upholstery, of course, allowed. MD Carnival a.m. Thursday. Mrs. Vivien Mes- Murray Studios'and enjoy tbei Advenlurer, Long Branch. Pvt. Friel Is the son of Mr. Broil about 5 inches from high sier, Grade School principal, will s durable and strong. It's avail, In cool weather the chops may friendly, welcoming atmosphere. , ' Tie party was given by thei and Mrs. James Edward Friel, heat for about 5 minutes or until introduce the kindergarten able in natural satin finish and in be broiled in the kitchen range. Brings $22.83 Leirn the FoxTrotXCht, Deal; Mrs A. M. Villane, Elberon; Mn. Robert J. Isaacson, West long Branch; Mrs. Furcnan, and Mrs. Martin Cain, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Harold Schafl, Long Branch, and Mrs. Robert Carroll Neptune.

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LINCROPT 90 Monmouth Street SHadyside 1-6000 Red Bank FREE DELIVERY SH 1-7616 , August 28,1962 RED BANK REGISTER DENNIS THE MENACE in linpoMd on the Safety Hints forrnlttj school children a burden Advises On I of diw«6oci*tion themtelve* from tffieial practice," JHereA By School Prayer The statement of purpose of fhe Care Of Ethical Culture < Fellowship of iid Squad By Fellowship Monmouth County is "to promote Shade Trees the knowledge, the love and the FREEHOLD1- Beacawe ibade RARITAN TOWNSHIP — With WANAMASSA ,- The Ethical practice of right living in all the Profit Squeeze trees were retarded this summer Labor Day weekend ahead, the Culture Fellowship of Monmouth relations of life; to join its mem- by the long dry period, »onw Raritan Township First Aid and County, affiliated with the na- bers into a religious and educa- home owners are In the mood Question Looming Rescue Squad offers these hints tional American Ethical Union, tional fellowship in an effort to for safe driving: has expressed its disagreement advance the moral growth of to apply fertilizer now, hoping that growth may be stimulated by "Your stopping distance at 40, with Governor Richard J. Hughes' humanity through study, social recent rains to make up for that by SAM DAWSON miles per hour is more than stand regarding religious practic- action and spiritual consecra- Dawson double that of 25 miles per hour. es in the public schools. tion." which was lacking in the spring and early summer,' says County NEW YORK (AP) - Profi rising labor costs due to the It is 169 feet to 74 feet. A major In a letter to the governor, dated Aiig. 13, the Fellowship - The fellowship's, present office Agent Marvin A. Clark. teems likely to become an evei fringe benefits granted last sprinL accident cause is poor judgment stated that "we maintain with is at 1020 Bendemere Ave., Wana- He warns that this Is not a good more controversial word in th and the inability to raise prices in passing. Always pass on the the Supreme Court that 'govern- massa. Regular meetings are practice because feeding trees in months ahead. because of government opposition left. ment in this country, be it state open to the public. Director August may prolong tender growth at first, and later because of in- Management makes two words "A driver who is very tired or or federal, Is without power to is William Tobias, 1103 Brower into the late autumn and early creased competition. of it—profit squeeze. It complains atigued should pull over and prescribe by law any particular Blvd., Wanamassa. winter, making it more suscep- of making less on each unit o The steel labor contract caB be rest, because his reactions are form of prayer. . .' " tible to winter injury., production and sales. reopened next year on the ques- lower. He will be incorrectly He advises: "If the shade tree* tion of higher wages. By tha judging distance, speed and driv- The letter continued, "We agree •Tail-Kiid«V Labor tends to regard any prof' with President Kennedy that all are really hungry, the best time it rise as an indication that work- time the steel mills should be ing conditions. Party Slated producing more as the last of the should abide by the Supreme to feed deciduous trees would be ers aren't getting their fair share "There are rules to follow in Court decision. We hope that the WASHINGTON (AP) — One in late October after the leaves of the fruits of industry. Labor stocks consumer built up right of way decisions: 1 — Al- Congressman who wants to go hedge against a possible strike government of the state of New have come off. Trees are then cites the still rising total of prof- ways sacrifice right of way for Jersey will review its practices home Is hopefully sponsoring a dormant and the fertilizer would its as showing management can this year are used up. safety. 2 — Give right of way "tail-ender" party this week. But if wages go up and prices without delay to conform conscl- be absorbed gradually by the pay more in wages. to all vehicles whether approach- entiqusly with this decision." Rep. Frank Thompson, Jr., roots during the winter so that an't there'll be even more of a ing from the right or left. 3 — Al- D-N.J., sent out rhymed Invi- Government regards profit a The fellowship asked Gov. new growth would be well fed at profit squeeze. Competition from ways give the right of way to tations to the Wednesday eve- a good thing—it provides tax re- Hughes to reconsider his position. the first blush of spring. A couple foreign steel mills and from oth- iedestrians. 4 — Come to a full ning event saying: ceipts, for one thing—but not if a "Our Fellowship holds that reci- of trowelsful of 10*4 commer- er materials making inroads on itop and yield right of way at "If you're tired like I am of rise in profits comes from an tation of a particular prayer un- cial fertilizer for each inch of iteel's markets could make price ill "stop" signs. Stop with a clear INK YA CAN £*/W BAR this session's tail-ender, Inflationary rise in prices or from der the aegis of state authority the tree's trunk diameter is a sat- hiking hard. iew of the roadway. 5 —Give "Come join your colleagues more unemployment brought on . Birr ns/yy THERE.* constitutes a preference for cer- isfactory rule-bf-thumb rate of ap- Part of the controversy over ight of way to all vehicles sig- and me in one heck of a bend- by .cost-cutting automation. tain religions over others. Such plication. profits can swirl about what role lalling with sirens, gongs or er." The profit trend in many in- practice is therefore, of neces- the government plays next year if lashing lights. 6 — Yielding right He promised to provide "all "Evergreen trees can be red dustries just now depends on two which is essential to safe driving. sity, discriminatory, and has the steelworkers seek higher if way to bicycle riders is a safe car length behind the car in front that is needed for a good mind- during the winter by a good things: "Always use proper hand sig- tended to divide the school com wages. iraclice. y pp g for every 10 miles per hour you mender, including a lampoon mulch containing some well l Al k l munity along, religious lines. It I. A continuing recovery from Record High Profits nals. Always keep at least one are tlitraveling." " or two (not too tender).' rotted manure," the last recession rather than The profit question is further "Improper speed is the chief dip into another one; and 2. The clouded by the fact that, with ause of accidents. It produces 'A next round of wage negotations, few exceptions, each year since if all fatal motor vehicle acci "+.ji+++—»'*m-vm»m9~+.-m*H*•• with top union officials plugging the war has seen the total of ents. Drivers have less time to for a 35-hour work week at the profits by all industries and serv hink and act in an emergency, same pay as for the present 40 ices rise and even in times of re- md a far greater distance is re- hours. cessions some companies will set [uired to stop. Some conditions Loud Complaints record high profits. hich govern speed are. 1 — 'ensity of traffic. 2 - Visibility: The steel industry, for example, Part, of the dollar rise in the uorer in fog, storms, dusk or is complaining loudly of the prof- total of profits since the war is it squeeze. This was born from due to monetary inflation. The lawn. 3 — Adverse weather con- dollar totals are higher but they litions. 4 — School zones and buy less in the marketplace, :hildren at play. 5 —. Passing Corn Borer whether it be materials or labor. losely to parked cars. 6 — Ice, Part of the rise in total profits snow or rain on windshield. 8 — is due to the even higher climb Poor condition of road. May Infest of the total of sales. More people "Clean windshield, efficient are buying more things. wipers, clean windows and prop- Some Plants But many companies complain erly placed rear view mirrors are all necessary for a clean and FREEHOLD — The European that while their sales totals have ...... corn borer may become a serious climbed their profits either have unobstructed view of the highway, pest of chrysanthemum, dahlia not risen in the last year or two gladiolus, and several other ir have done so at a much slow- Coast Guard Training plants, warns Dr. Louis M. Vas- er pace than sales. vary, extension entomologist at This is the profit squeeze. It For Four Area Men Rutgers University. means a lower margin of profit RED BANK — Four area men Once the borers have entered on sales. It means production, have commenced 12 weeks of into the plants, control is just transportation, merchandising Coast Guard boot training at •bout Impossible, he said. An Msts have risen faster than have Cape May. infested plant shows small holes prices. And profits are less. Leaving for the training center Many people are willing to in foliage end flower buds along Aug. 15 were Anthony W. Bor, leave this problem in manage- with black frass pushed out by Jr., of 309 Branch Ave., Little ment's lap. the feeding borer. Silver, and Anthony J. Famulary, But if profits don't Justify it, 94 Harrison Ave., Robert Later damage is the breaking industry won't expand. If'profit Ewing, 133 Hudson Ave., of stalks and branches. prospects are poor, new ventures Walter H. Cartmill, 64 Harrison Begin now to examine under- will be shelved. Ave., all. of this place. sides of leaves for eggs, County The result is a squeeze on com- Agent Marvin A. Clark suggests. ianies and their stockholders. The trainees wre recruited by Borer eggs are white when first It's also a squeeze on jobs. They Herbert S. Olsen, who laid, later turning yellow to light don't increase as the population isters the Coast Guard recruiting brown, he advises, adding: jump requires. Some jobs disap- office in the Post Office building "Just before hatching the black pear because unprofitable com- here. heads of the larvae show through panies fold. the egg shells. The hatching pe Thus management argues when No problem finding riod for this brood covers about tries to restore status to the when you advertise The Register 30 days. •ord profit. way—Advertisement. "Insecticide protection should also start now and extend into September. Spray axil and term- inal bud areas thoroughly with Sevin or DDT. DDT may injure open chrysanthemum flowers. "Dusting after flowers appear will eliminate the possibility of •pray spotting them." Cyclists Pay $105 Fines NEW SHREWSBURY — Two motorcyclists were fined $105 each and lost their driving privi- leges for 90 days yesterday when found guilty by Acting Magistrate Thomas Fitzgerald of reckless driving. Clifford Rollins of West Cald- well was charged by state police with traveling in excess of 90 miles per hour on Sycamore Ave His companion, Bernard Seeley, also of West Caldwell, was charged with driving in excess of 80 miles per hour. Lawrence Whipple of Jersey City was fined $35 and lost his license for 90 days for speeding on the Garden State Parkway. He was charged with driving 95 miles per hour. Youths Fined After Fracas At Tavern SCHOOL DAYS, NEW SHREWSBURY - Acting Magistrate Thomas Fitzgerald REVERSIBLE yesterday found two Long Branch SCHOOI DAYS, youths guilty of assault and bat- RAINCOAT, HAT tery and finrsd one of them $55 for misrepresenting his age IV AND UMBRELLA SET gain entrance to a local tavern 2PIECE WOOL PLAID The pair, allegedly part of a party of five, were arrested at the Greenbrier Inn. Pine Brook Rd. Look what's happened to your favorite plaids and herringbone tweeds. They've turned Into Willie Stanthum, 305 Garfield matching sets—a sleeveless crop top to wear over a shirt or sweater and a full swinging Ct. and Willie Nelson, 97 Rock- 8.99 well Ave., received fines of $105 pleated skirt trimmed with braid or suede. It's a combination that's hard to beat in sizes 7 and $155, respectively, for as- to 14. " - saulting Willie Robinson, door Waterproof, wrinkle resistant, i tender at the tavern. spot resistant cotton poplin A. BLACK AND WHITE HERRINGBONE TWEED crop top laced with black suede and trimmed with suede The fight erupted after Stan- pocket welts, 5.99. Box pleated skirt with elasticized waist, 3.99. Dacron® polyester and cotton blouse, 2.M. thum, 18, was denied entrance reverses to a bright acetate In the establishment. He claimed print. Comes with matching B. CAMEL AND GRAY BRllSHED WOOL PLAID braid bound zipper front crop top, 5.99. Cluster pleated he was 21. poplin hat and print umbrella iklrt to match, 7.99. Orion® acrylic Shetland sweater, 3.99. According to Police Chief in sizes 7 to 14, beige or wil- C. BOLD RED AND GREEN WOOL PLAID crop top with red suede yoke, 5,99. Unpressed pleated skirt with James Herring, Mr. Robinson re- belted waist, 7.99. Box pleated skirt, 7.99. Cotton oxford shirt, 2.99. ceived 45 stitches for cuts on his low green. back. He claimed a knife was used in the attack and that money was taken from him, but neither CALL Olbnm. 1-JSoo, Klllocr 1-J400 OR WMTI •» l.ai ar mor«. Frta dallvary within our dallvary area. (Exctpt C.O.D.'i add iOc). Olrlt' w«ir (Dept IT), Upptr Ltvtl, •ambtrftr'i Mtnmoiith. claim was substantiated in court. And at Paramui. Mtnlo Park, Nawark, Marrlttown. Plalnflald. Prlneatsn. Stanthum was jailed in default OPEN A BAMBERGER CHARGE ACCOUNT—PAY IN 30 DAYS OR PART EACH MONTH—ASK YOUR SALESPERSON cf payment of his fines, which totaled $160. Nelson, who first pleaded not guilty to the charts •gainst him, returned during the fame session of' court and Now Shop Air-Conditioned Bamberger's Monmouth Monday through Friday from 10 A.M. till 9:30 P.M. reversed his plea. He was fined SHOP SATURDAYS FROM 10 A. M'. TILL 6 P. M. . U55. I For Quick Results Afu f» Use Our Want Ads BEDBANK W WMIC SH 1-00)0 DAY 1 Independent Daily f Home Delivery Dial I mmtiwmmrma-m.m J SH I-1110 NIGHT TER SECTION TWO TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1962 7c PER COPY Satellite Bill Passed, Goes to President Compensation Probe WASHINGTON (AP)-President day, foreclosing any chance to an- Kennedy has 'on his desk today other Senate filibuster. the communications satellite bill A small group of House liberals Eyes Lawyer Fees lie wanted. argued again that the bill repre- It sets up a private, profit-mak- sents a giveaway of millions of TRENTON (AP)-A legislative R-Somerset, chairman of the com- ny Monday that much of the ad- ing corporation to run the U.S. taxpayers' dollars spent on space commission studying a complete mission, said Monday that the ministrative costs of the state pro- portion of an eventual global net- research that makes the revolu- revision of the workmen's com- group will look into the relation- gram were due to fees paid for work on space relay stations. tionary communications system pensation laws plans to look into ship between the size of the fees witnesses and lawyers in court The House approved a Senate possible. the fees paid to lawyers and med- and the number of workmen's compensation cases, Ozzard said, version of the bill 372 to 10 Mon Rep. Oren Harris, D-Ark., ical witnesses in compensation compensation awards at its nex Ozzard also said that a state of- chairman of the House Commerce cases argued before the courts. meeting on Sept. 10. ficial confirmed union charges Committee, said, "Our nation State Sen. William E. Ozzard, The commission heard testimo- that only 60 cents of every dollar needs it. It needs it now, and paid by employers in workmen's Garbage without further delay." compensation premiums is paid Rep. W. R. Poage, D-Tex., who out to workers in benefits. voted against the bill, said the During the closed hearing, Oz- corporation's board of directors New Jersey zard said, the deputy banking Can Rule will be dominated by the Amer- and insurance commissioner Ber- ican Telephone & Telegraph Co nard Hamilton, director of the The private enterprise approach Workmen's Commission Bureau, to the problem of how to run a News Briefs Amended confirmed the union figures. global communications networ Hie Other 40 MIDDLETOWN - Householders was worked out in the executiv SCHOOL INTEGRATED — Carolyn Roberion, center, walks past white students on By Tiu Associated Preu Hamilton said that although It here now may put their garbage branch after months of behind the the campus of Pensacola High School to become one of the first Negroes to attand TENAFLY—Five men were In- was in the seventh days of a was true that only 60 cents is cans on the curb the night before scenes debate. It has the strong the Florida school. Twenty-one Negroes Integrated 10 previously all-white schools iured—one seriously— early yes- hunger strike today. Authorities paid out in benefits for every dol- collections are scheduled. backing of the President. erday in a collision between said Patler, 24, was examined Ia* in premiums paid by employ- The Board of Health last night The satellite corporation would in the Pensacola area. (AP Wirephoto) food truck and a car at Sylva by a doctor in Bergen County ers, the insurance companies do adopted an amendment to its new have IS directors: Six named b. Blvd. and Rt. 9W. The impacl Jail yesterday and was in per- ordinance regulating storage and the communications companies, not keep the remaining 40 cents Alma's Winds toppled the truck across the in- fect health. Patler, of Jamaica, collection of garbage and trash. six elected by public stockholders for administrative costs and prof- tersection, spilling canned goods L. I., began his hunger strike last The amendment specifies that and three appointed by the Presi Bus, Truck Drivers its. . Are Moderate The accident blocked highwa Wednesday when he was sen- refuse containers shall not be put dent. The companies, Hamilton said, WASHINGTON (AP) - The traffic about four hours. A pas tenced to 10 days for disorderly give dividends and premium dis- on the sidewalks or streets more The communications companies Weather Bureau In Miami Is- senger In the car, David McCu conduct. He had demonstrated counts back to employers so that than 12 hours before the hour of could buy up to 50 per cent of the Warned on Turnpikesued this advisory at f a.m. lough 17, of 41S Woods Rd., Tea- against an anti-segregation rally they actually pay out 70 to 75 collections, and must be removed stock. The other half would be of- EDT: neck, was reported in serious In Englewood Aug. IB. cents of every premium dollar re- by midnight of the day on which fered to the public at $100 NEW BRUNSWICK (AP)-Bus The warning is part of a cam Tropical storm Alma ' was condition in Englewood Hospital. ceived. the collection is made. share. and truck drivers were warned paign to curb fatalities on the centered near latitude 34.5 Also hospitalized were Donald NEWARK-Charle* Mlrra of The bill as it passed the House today to adhere to safety regula 118-mile superhighway. During the The amount of the return was This change corrects wording north longitude 76.8 west or Ross, 18, Teaneck, driver of the 8 Kendall Rd., East Brunswick, had a provision for a tions or face the possibility of be- past 2% months, 11 persons have challenged two weeks ago by adopted July 23, which required about 20 miles southeast of car, and Robert Chlrgwln, 17, baa asked the U.S. District reduced number of directors to be ing barred from traveling the lost their lives in accidents in- Charles H. Marciante, secretary- garbage cans to be set out only Morehead City, N. G. Alma is Staunton, Va. Ross* car crashet Court to set aside Us removal named by the communications New Jersey Turnpike. treasurer of the state AFL-CIO. "on the day of collection," and volving buses or trucks. moving toward the northeast at into the trailer truck owned and as shop steward of teamsters companies if they did not sub- Marciante charged that Insurance be taken in not later than eight William Flanagan, executive di- about 15 m.p.h. Highest winds operated by Harold L. Krumrine, Local 701, New Brunswick. scribe to their full share of th companies, which provide work- hours after the garbage truck rector of the Turnpike Authori- are estimated 45 m.p.h. In 39, Hanover, Pa. He and his Mlrra filed the suit yesterday. stock. This was knocked out bj men's compensation coverage, an came around. Seek to Weld ty, said "habitual" violators are squalls near the center with the passenger, Clarence Uffelman, He abo asked that he be re- the Senate. ''chiseling" 40 cents of every dol- Objectors at the ordinance's chief targets under the new code. stronger winds concentrated in Jr., 42, also of Hanover, were stored In good standing at a lar In premiums. July public hearing pointed out He said the term "habitual" treated at tin hospital and re- the eastern seml-clrcle where member. An employee of Breakdown this wording would make it illegal Front Against has not been defined as yet but gales extend outward some 200 leased. Schuster's Express of Elizabeth, Ozzard, quoting George Wisler. to put out garbage can's the night that a definition would be worked miles. The storm Is still poorly Four Bids Mlrra was suspended from president of the N.J. Manufac- before collections, and would also out as soon as possible with traf- organized and winds reported LAFAYETTE - Mrs. Mary membership In the local for a turers Casualty Insurance Co., penalize residents who do not re- Bella Foes fic engineer Paul Weckesser and along shore up to this tune have For Truck Emogene Jones died Sunday In year after a union hearing on gave a breakdown of insurance turn home from work until more ALGIERS (AP) — The chief of officials of bus and truck com- not exceeded 30 miles per hour. charges of extorting money than eight hours after the hours Newton Memorial Hospital. She company use of the premium dol- the regular Algerian army sum- panies. Some further Intensification from his employer and filing of garbage collection. was 104. Mm. Jones received lar. Are Rejected moned guerrilla leaders to a meet- State Police, Flanagan said, al- Is expected with the storm con- birthday greetings on her lOSd false claims with the union. Mlrra denied the charges and Wisler, whose firm writes 24 No Comment FAIR HAVEN — Borough Coun- ing in eastern Algeria today in an ready maintain a file of drivers tinuing toward the northeast birthday last year from Pres- said they were filed because per cent of the workmen's com- cil last night agreed to reject the effort to weld a common front who have committed safety vi- and gradually increasing its dent Kennedy. She was con- The Board of Health there- he tried to. run for office In the pensation insurance in the sttte, four bids it received two week against anti-Ben Bella guerrillas olations, 'k rate of forward movement. gratulated by President Elsen- upon introduced the amendment local. The Teamsters Inter- said that his company pays out ago for the purchase of a new controlling Algiers and the sur- Some heavy rains will occur hower in 1958 when she reached Public hearing on the amendment "If the driver appears to be national executive board sub- about 58 cents in benefits; 4 cents sanitation truck. rounding area. along the coast northwest of the the century mark. A lifelong last night passed without any a habitual violator under our sequently reversed hi, suspen- in premium discounts; and 25 comment from the audience. Councilman Jesse J. Mcllra; From his headquarters In west- files," he said, "we will bar him storm center today. See Weath- Republican, Mrs. Jones said cents in dividends out of every ern Algeria, Col. Houari Boumedi- er, page 2. sion, and Mlrra remained as a Frank. Grimes, mosquito con- said the council will readvertise from the turnpike." last year when the heard from dollar in premiums. enne called the commanders of Kennedy: "No matter who a driver at Schuster's, but the trol superintendent, reported that for the equipment with somewhat Bus and truck companies Ignor- Only 13.3 cents of each premi- Wilayas (military zones) Nos. I, good wish comes from it's al- union stipulated that he be fur- 1,050 gallons of insecticide sola altered specifications than those ing our disciplinary measures um dollar Is retained for profits 2, 5 and 6 to the meeting In Setif, Highlands Driver ways welcome and it's a special ther reprimanded. rlon were used during July for previously made. would face the possibility of hav- and administrative costs, Wider 150 miles east of Algiers on the thrill coming from the Pres- fogging operations in the' town- Councilman Hadley S. King, Jr., ing their entire fleets banned, he said. road to Constantine. Hurt in Crash ident, even It he's a Demo- ship. He said no malarial mos- was named sanitation committee added. WASHINGTON - The Senate There was no testimony at tht The leaders of Wilayas 3 and crat." quitoes -were trapped- durisg that chairman last night. Mr. King MIDDLETOWN - Leroy Irv- Appropriations Committee has hearing on profit figures of any of 4, who' chased Deputy Premier 'The question- of safety was aired month, although previously some replaces Malcolm D. Horton, who ng, 274 Fourth St., Highlands, is approved $1.53 million to acquit the companies, Ozzard said. Ahmed Ben Bella's Political Bu- at a meeting of turnpike officials, had been found. recently resigned from council. in Riverview ' Hospital today a site and prepare plans for In 1960 a total of $43.9 mil- reau out of the capital, were not state police arid 27 major bus and WASHINGTON-The Air Force The board president, H. Law- Borough treasurer George W, after suffering chest injuries in new federal office building al lion was paid out In workmen's invited. truck users of the highway Mon- has awarded a $15 million con- rence Scott, Sr., asked that resl- Curchin told council that Roy an accident on Rt. 35 last night. tract to Federal Electric Corp., Newark, N. J. That is the amount compensation benefits In New Jer- Boumediense, chief of the 45,000- day. dents be informed in advance King. Battin Rd., will retire from Mr. Irving was issued a sum- Paramus, N. J., for operation, approved earlier by the House. sey, the latest figures show. rnan regular army, clearly was Flanagan described the confer- when aerial spraying will be done his job with the sanitation de- mons for careless driving by Pa- maintenance and support of the attempting to unite most of Al- ence as highly co-operative. ty, the state mosquito control partment Sept. 15. trolman Robert Lanno after his Distant Early Warning Line, geria's 100,000 troops against the planes, so that housewives may Mr. Curchin said Mr. King had He said the companies agreed car struck the rear of a vehicle Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr anti'Ben Bella guerrilla command- remove their wash from lines and been a borough employee since to train their drivers to obey all driven by Mrs. Maryellen Ma- D-N. J., said yesterday. The economic chaos and bitter politi- 'Know Your Town' car owners may protect their ve- 192$. Mr. King has been absent safety regulations and to under- guire, 267 Rt. 35, as she was lira is in Alaska, Canada, Green- from work since late April due ers m ceMral A1Seria- But stand the duties and co-operate hicles, ii was n0 making a left turn at that land and Iceland. Mr. Grimes-said he would ask to an illness, Mr. Curchin said sign that shootishootinng was with law enforcement officials. address. imminent. Trips for Pupils Set for publication of spraying sched- Attending the meeting were rep- Two passengers in Mrs. Ma- PHILADELPHIA—"It's gone. Diplomatic observers believe ules. ' resentatives of Greyhound, Trail- I'll never get It back. Let's for- Strike Ends the opposing sides will continue to guire's car and one in Mr. Irv- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The children will take place Sept. 17 Dr. Marc Krohn, municipal ways and Public Service Co-ordi- get about it." Joseph Parker- try to avoid bloodshed. They fear, ing's car were also taken to Riv- first in a series of "Know Your with a visit of the sixth grade health officer and board secre- nated Transport bus companies, son, a magistrate's clerk, made At Breweries however, that a form of military erview for examination and re- Town" trips for local school to the municipal harbor. tary, reported that Boy Scouts the N.J. Motor Bus Association the comment about the $30,000 NEWARK (AP) - A strike dictatorship will emerge from the leased. are now distributing cards to and the N.J. Motor Truck Associ- and valuables he reported stolen The children will be given a against four Essex County brew- cal bickering that has prevailed householders explaining how they ation. from Us home over the week- tour of the area by Harvey H. eries has ended. since independence July 3. Bahrs Not Bowtell, head of the Harbor Com- may prevent breeding of mosqui- Today In end. Police said the money toes on their own property. Members of Local 68, Operating The anti-Ben Bella leaders com- was hidden in various parts of mission, and have the history and Polio Vaccine Engineers and Firemen, returned mand an imposing force of tough- Washington the house. Parkerson was purpose and future plans of the to work last night after agree- ened veterans of the war for inde- Opposed To harbor outlined to them. Dr. Krohn also reported that Parsekian By The Associated Press quoted as saying be does not ment on a new contract was pendence against France. Wilaya A film on water safety is llso oral vaccine against polio will be President Kennedy has break- believe in banks. Parkerson reached between union represent- 4, controlling Algiers, is believed used here only if there is an out- fast with Democratic congression- said some d the money was scheduled as part of the day's atives end the New Jersey Brew- to have 20,000 men under arms. To Address Night Games break of the illness. al leaders. left him by his parents and events. ers Association. Their supporters in Wilaya 3, in • He explained that this vaccine SENATE some he had saved over a 15- HIGHLANDS — Republican In addition to the harbor visit, Details of the new pact was noi the Kabylie Mountains to the east, year period. In addition, he Councilman John A. Bahrs told the "Know Your Town" program, must be refrigerated until it is are estimated at 10,000. Rotarians Continues debate on tax revi- used. The fact that the township Immediately available. reported 50 suits, a mink stole, The Register yesterday that he initiated this year by George Boumedienne's own troops are RED BANK - Motor Vehicle sion bill. has no refrigerating equipment, Engineers walked off their Jobs watch and ring were taken. Is "wholly in favor" of allowing Wuesthoff, superintendent, will in- largely untested, having sat out Commissioner Ned Parsekian has Investigations subcommittee re- would make its use difficult, he last week at the Pabst, Ballan- Detectives said the theft oc- the Monmouth Softball League to elude visits to other municipal most of the war in Morocco and agreed to speak before the Red sumes Estes hearing, hears testi- stated. tine and Anheuser-Busch plants curred Saturday while Parker- continue holding night Softball public places such as the police Tunisia. Bank Rotary Club at that or- mony by Undersecretary of Agri- in Newark and the Rheingold culture Murphy. son and his wife were away games at KavookJIan Field "as station and fire department. Dr. Krohn also answered critics It was resistance to Ben Bella's ganization's Sept. 6 meeting. Brewery in Orange. HOUSE at their cottage In Brlgantine, long as it's not handled as a Each grade is to make at least • who, he said, have complained efforts to bring the six guerrilla Rotarian Dr. Leonard S. Dan- Tte engineers had sought the Meets to consider J9C0 million N. J. commercial venture." one such trip during the coming that he is ''too rigid" about 'sign- zones under a unified'central com- zig is. in charge of engaging the same rates paid their counter- standby public works measure. school year. Ing vaccination certificates for mand that caused Wilaya 4's re- commissioner for the speaking Taking issue with a statement parts in New York City, which Labor Department releases cosl Another trip approved by the travelers, unless he has seen the bellion against the Political Bu- date. WOODBRIDGE - Eleven per- by Democratic Mayor Cornelius amounts to $9.60 weekly more for of living figures. Board of Education last night vaccination. reau, sending it in flight to.Oran. sons were injured Sunday when J. Guiney, Jr., that he is the a 35-hour week. Before the strike, Mr. Parsekian is expected to was at the harbor at 7 p.m. The He said the recent emergency The Algiers guerrillas accused the a tractor-trailer rammed int only councilman who is opposed the New Jersey engineers worked touch on the subjects of teenage group will travel down the In New York, when more than Political Bureau of betraying the two cars on Rt. 1 near the Rt. to the league's being permitted a 40-hour week with a $4.42 hour- drinking and driving, high school Shrewsbury and Naveslnk Riverj 10,000 people had to be vacci- revolution and launched bitter at- Strikers Return 9 Intersection. Six persons were to continue playing, Mr. Bahrs nated after a boy with smallpox ly rate. driver education, and the current HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP)-Jobs admitted to Perth Amboy Gen- claimed that he had never been to Red Bank and return. tacks against the West, Europeans drinking age differential between passed through the city, showed Some 100 engineers and fire- were manned at normal strength eral Hospital in fair condition "formally" contacted and asked The event serves as the annual and "neocolonialists." this state and New York. that he is right in insisting on men are employed at the four at the Marshall Space Flight Cen- The other five were treated ani an opinion on the matter by mem- board welcome for the teaching protection for travelers. >reweries. ter.Monday for the first time released. Police said lira tractor- bers of the governing body, or staff. ^ since Aug. 14 when about 150 trailer was driven by Malcolm anyone else. Shown the Way Rocket Test electricians began a strike. Sempler, 51, of Charlotte, N. C. "I did receive a phone call PI^IE BLUFF, Ark. (AP)- &* The truck struck the rear of a EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. Members of the AFL-CIO In- om Councilman Herman Two in Hospital inmate baptised Sunday at a near- car driven by David Morales, 30, (AP) — A two-stage Nike-Cajun ternational Brotherhood of Elec- Black one morning around by prison farm testified to onlook- of 218 Grand St., Jersey City, After Parkway Crash high altitude rocket system was trical Workers set up pickets pro- o'clock, during which he indicated ers that "the Lord has shown me oushing it Into an auto driven by launched successfully at the Hglin testing employment of non-union that council was think of back- HOLMDEL - Two of six per- the way." Walter Penczuk, 41, of 618 Mont- gulf test range Monday. electricians by a subcontractor. Ing the league," Mr. Bahrs noted. sons in a two-car collision on the Monday Walter McWilllams, 31, It was launched to obtain infra- About 1,200 members of other gomery St., also Jersey City. "But I told him I had to find Garden State Parkway this morn- was reported missing from the red measurements from the sur- building trades unions honored the out more about it before I could ing are reported in fair condition prison, where he was serving a rounding area and atmosphere, lines and several projects vital to HACKENSACK - John Patler, make a hasty decision on the in Riverview Hospital, Red Bank. 16-year term for burglary and The data is for use in trie manned the country's moonshot program jailed leader of the extreme risht- phone." A car driven by Stanley Dicker- grand larceny. space program. were hampered. wing American Nationnl Party, "After that," Mr. Bahrs said son, Crawford swerved out of lane "the matter never came up, al the and hit a car driven by Stephen council table, or anywhere else." Cseh, Newark. In Dlckerson's car "I think the mayor is trying to were his mother and a brother, Life Behind the Iron Curtain Cranford, and Linda Trent, Mitch- play politics here by putting words in my mouth." el, S. D. EDITOR'S NOTE - Although almost all hope for i change for a good Communist," he ex- Western women enhance tbelr "If I have something to say, Ronald Chernesky, Belleville, Western correspondents regularly '>". better. plained. looks, Is a member of the Com ir an opinion to express, I don't was in the Cseh car. He and Mrs. visit East Berlin, the rest of Com- "After 17 years of Communisl Joining the party assured him munist Free German Youth or- need the mayor to do it for me, Dickerson are in fair condition munist East Germany usually is rule," a Leipzig streetcar con a university education, a slightly ganization. the councilman snapped. n Riverview. The others were closed to them except for such ductor said, "we are coming to better diet and preference for a Her fiance is a 20-year-old ma "However, now that I am fa- reated and released. East-West events as the annual acfept our fate." job when he graduates next year. chinist In a Leipzig factory. The Both drivers were issued sum- Leipzig Trade Fair or an all-Euro- 1.6 Million miliar with the facts, I certainly He expressed the opinion of doz- party has promised them a monses for careless driving. ^ pean sports competition. AP cor- ens of people this reporter talked "There are about 1.6 million of room apartment in an apartment hope that the residents of Mon- respondent Loyal Gould has been to during 10 days in this former us in the party,' he continued, house to be completed in three mouth Hills and thfe league can :overing the European swimming cultural and commercial center. "and about 1 per cent are true months. come to some agreement so that QUESTIONED IN SLAYING — Arthur R. King, 23, left, the games can continue. I under- championships in Saxony's largest Once known as a little Paris be- believers. "I have to give lip service to Hot Temper stand that local children are in- of Wakefield, Mass., is being questioned in connection :ity and sends this report of life cause of its sparkling Intellectual "Whats the use of showing op- party doctrine," said the machin- volved in the league," Mr. Bahrs ATHENS, Term. (AP) - Fire behind the Iron Curtain. and social life, Leipzig now has position? Youll only suffer for it. ist, "but why not when it's to my with the gunshot slaying of Carl Schirmer, Jr., 22, right, leclared. chief Bill Knox said Robert Mil- the drab uniformity and wide Why try to escape? You'll proba- advantage?" ler, 22, of Etowah, Tenn, told him of Wellesley, Mast., at Lumberton, N. C, on Aug. 8. Four residents of Monmouth By LOYAL GOULD spread shabbiness characteristic bly be killed. He said Communist and non- that he became angry last week- Leo L. Laughlin, special agent in charge of the Boston of East Germany's colorless cities. A shop clerk in her late teens Communist workers in his factory lills have filed an injunction re- end when he came home, found FBI office, said King admitted the (laying while he was LEIPZIG, East Germany (AP) "Since it looks to many of us voiced similar opinions. meet almpst dally to discuss the quest in Superior Court to have all the doors locked and his moth- being held for the interstate transportation of a stolen —Hopes rise and fall along the as if it's going to stay this way, "There's no use even pretend- editorials in the party's main the night Softball games shopped er gone. Berlin Wall with the slightest we're knuckling under and trying ing it ever will be any different," newspaper Neues Deutschland. and certain signs removed. Their ear. Schirmer, a student at the University of Jackson- Knox «aid' Miller signed a state- change in the East-West political to make the best of a bad situa- she said, "because the people run- "These sessions are boring and homes overlook the field. ment admitting he set fire to the - villa and son of a prominent' Boston music publisher, had climate. But Inside East Germany, tion," said a student from East ning: things here are backed up time consuming and we dislike The league has filed an answer house, two automobiles, two out- left Florida to drive home and hit body was found in a there is a spirit of resignation. Berlin's Humboldt University. by Russian power." them," he continued, "but if you i the Injunction request. No buildings and several acres of don't show you've read and under- ditch'. . (AP Winphotol Walter Ulbricht, Germany's top "The only way to get ahead The girl, who would be pretty court date has been set for the timber. Miller was charged with Red, has succeeded in wiping out here is to at least pretend you're f she had the things with which stood the editorials, you're sunk." earing. \ U 12—Toesfay, A S»* 28,1962 RED BANK REGISTER WCBS-TV I Chamtd WNBCTV I Hollywood: TV Key TELEVISION .WNEW-TV I A Plug for Live TUESDAY AJTWNOCH f;»-C)Movl« WEDNESDAY MORNING New Trend Mailbag !»!*- (tt Lot* of UI* . (7) Highway Pttrol . ItU- (2) Previews (4) First Impression (I) Movie 1:20- (2) Give Us This Day By BOB THOMAS Universal has become a larJa- TV Theme Music (7) Jane Wyman 5r4«-(Il> Red Barber 1:25-(2) News' AP Movie-Television Writer lined factory for the sophisticated By STEVEN H. SCHEUER (II) Merry Mailman 5:5J-(I1> Baseball (4) Sermonette comedy, having minted such 'Peter Gunn* score was fine for HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Holly- „ By HAROLD STERN Question — I was happy to U:W— (2) Search For Tomorrow TUESDAY EVENING 1:30— (2) Summer Semester 'Peter Gunn." But then you turn wood knows a trend when it sees smashes as "Pillow Talk," "Oper- Guitarist Carmen Mastren is hear that Doris Day is at last (4) Truth Or 1:00- (4) News and Weather (4) Radiation Story on other shows and you hear the one; no doubt "Birth of a Nation" ation Petticoat," "Come Septan. veteran of the band busines ping to make her TV debut in Consequences (5) Sandy's Hour 7:00- (2) New. same kind of music, only it produced a rash of Civil War ber" and "Lover Come Back,' having put ui long stretches wit i special based on her success- (J) Cartoons (7) News (4) Today doesn't fit them at all." ful movie "Calamity Jane." When films. Now the industry is hot on Coming up: "40 Pounds of Trou- Glenn Miller and Tommy Dorse: 1 (7) Camouflage 6:15—(7) Local News 7:05- (5) Call To Prayer a Man As far as Carmen Mastren is will the special be on? Also, isn the trail of the sophisticated ble" (Tony_Curtis);J'If He's also a veteran of the broai 11:41- (2) Guiding Light •:2»- (7) Weather 7:15-(5) News comedy, in which there is no Answers" (Sandra Dee, Bobby casting business. He first join concerned, the best man in the this the movie which had the song (II) Rocky & His Friendi 1:25- (7) Sports 7:29— (7) Morning Prayer music end of broadcasting is Rob- "Secret Love" in it? C. I., Shel greater practitioner than the dur- Darin) and "Three on a Match." NBC in 1940, left after a while 12:50- (9) News And Weather «:J0- (4) Local News 7:30- (5) Colombia Lectures able Cary Grant. Also coming up is "The Thrill ert Russell Bennett. burne Falls, Mass. U:tV- (4) Newt (7) China Smith (7) Early Bird Cartoons go into service. He returned tot This Is history repeating itself, of It All," with Grant's co-leader "I've worked with him, and he Answer — You're right on all (7) Newj 6:40- (4) Weather 8:09— (J) Captain Kangaroo network about ten years ago an for a quarter century ago Grant in the sophisticated (sex) comedy, knows exactly what he's doing at counts but one Doris Day (8) Almanac Newsreel •:45- (4) News (5) Sandy Becker has remained on the staff eve was in the vanguard of the first Doris Day, plus James Garner.. all times. is not going to star in this TV 1:00- (2) Burns & Allen 7:00- (2) News (7) Tommy .Seven since. wave - of sophisticated comedy. Another wave-rider, Rock Hudson, Respects Sinatra il based on the movie "Ca (4) Trouble With Father (4) Phil Silvers 8:30— (7) Little Rascals v He has worked extensively wil The result was such classics as will be back with "It Seems There (amity Jane" Carol Burnet (5) Cartoom (5) Beachcomber 1:00— (2) Amos V Andy Steve Allen, Morton Downey, Ed Another person Carmen has a "The Awful Truth," "Bringing Up Were These Two Irishmen." Even is. No date has been set for this (7) Dr. Hudson's Journal (7) Ivanhoe (4) Slimnasticj die Fisher, Skitch Henderson an lot of respect for is Frank Sin- Baby," "My Favorite Wife," etc. Marlon Brando will join the trend lince its debut has been respon atra. He spent six years with 90 minute musical special, (9) Profile Of Space (8) Merrytoon Circus (7) Memory Lane yet. Included in the score is the 1:15-(4) Family Comedy got lost in a miasma with "King of the Mountain." ble for tbe background music i Tommy Dorsey while Sinatra was (11) Movie 7; 10- (2) Weather Academy Award winning tune 1:«- (S) Newi 1:8- (5) News of realism and psychiatry after MGM has made Tennessee Wil- "Say When." with the band. 7: 111- (2) News "Secret Love." l:l»- (2) As The World Tare* t-.U- (2) My Little Margie the war. But the vogue for the liams' only comedy, "Period of "Give Goodson and Todma "The only trouble with Frank, 7:J5-(11) Weather (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers ($) Topper sick pic appears waning, praise Adjustment" with Jane Fonda and credit for one tfiing," he said he said, "is that people don't let 7: JO- (2) Marshall Dillon be. Hollywood needs no better Question — Why don't they Movie (7) Beulah Tony Franciosa. The studio also "They may not use many mi him alone. Money doesn't mean (4) Laramie signpost for the future than the bring Kate Smith back on day- (7) December Bride (9) Lock Up 0:55- (4) News has two hopeful laugh-getters sicians (Carmen is the enti anything to him and it didn't even fantastic record of "That Touch time TV? I used to enjoy her (9) Wild Bill Hickok 10:09- (2) Calendar shooting in Europe: "Follow the • combo) on the show, but at leas (7) Bug) Bunny of Mink" at the Radio City Music when he wasn't making much of songs and chatter when she was 1:55- (4) News (4) Say When Boys" (Paula Prentiss, Russ they got away from that organ.' (») Movie it. He's done a lot of good things on TV. When did Miss Smith 2:00- (2) Password (5) Movie Hall. It collared $1,886,427 in 10 Tamblyn) and 'Friendliest Girls . He wrote the program's them 8:00- (2) Password that people never hear about.' start on radio? Mrs. L. E., Win- (4) Jan Murray (5) Wire Service (7) Susie weeks of play in that one theater. m the world" (Hugh O'Brian, song and has received a lot He remembered when Frank ona Lake, Indiana (7) Day In Court (7) Bachelor Father 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy Dolores Hart). mail asking when it would be n joined the band. Answer — There are no plans (B) Favorite Story 8:10- (2) Doble Gllils (4) Play Your Hunch "Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation" corded. "We were playing in Chicago," to revive Kate Smith's old TV 2:25- (4) News (4) Alfred Hltchock (7) Gale Storm New Pupils' was Fox's biggest grosser of trie Art James to Slog he said, "and one day Tommy show at the present time. Her 1:10- (1) House Party (7) New Breed 11:00- (2) Verdict Is Yours year so far. The company Is "Paul Alter (the directoi called me up to his room and first regular program on radio be- (4) Loretta Young 9:00- (2) Comedy Spot (4) Price Is Right following up with another James wrote lyrics to it just in case, said: 'I want you to hear my gan in the Spring of 1931. It was (7) Seven Kejrt (4) Dick Powell (7) Ernie Ford Parents To Stewart comedy, "Take Her, She's he noted, "because when I writi next singer.' He put on a record 15 minutes in length with Ted (5) Play Of The Week 11:25- (5) Newi Mine." music, I always think in term (11) Movie that Frank had made with Harry Collins as announcer. In 1938 she l:»- (S) News (9) Movie 11:30- (2) Brighter Day Paramount is going along with of instrumental. And Art Jam Visit School James. began her afternoon commentary li»t- (2) Millionaire 9:30- (2) Money Talks (4) Concentration the trend, having made "Who's (the emcee) has been taking sin; HAZLET — Invitations have "I asked him if he'd already program, "Kate Smith Speaks." (4) Young Dr. Malone (7) Yours For A Song (5) Romper Room Got the Action?" with Lana Ing lessons. When he thinks he' signed Frank and Tommy said, 10:00- (2) Talent Scouts (7) Yours For a Song been sent to parents of in- Turner and Dean Martin and "My, (5) Racket Squad coming kindergarten children to ready, he'll sing the theme wi no, he hadn't even contacted him. Question — Is Michael Callan, (4) Cain's Hundred 11:55- (2) News Six Loves" with Debbie Reynolds. (7) Queen For A Day attend an acquaintance meeting the lyrics. Then we'll worry abo "But Tommy was the biggest the great star of "The Interns," (7) Alcoa Premiere Currently shooting Is "Paris When (9) Jack LaLanne with their children's prospective recording it." then, and one month later, Frank going to do any TV work soon? 10:30- (9) Movie It Sizzles" with William Holden 3:39- (2) To Tell The Truth teachers, it was announced by Though Carmen has made 1 was singing with us. I think he should have his own 1O:45-(U) Red Barber and Audrey Hepburn. Upcoming: (4) Our Five Daughters Vincent G. Finelll, principal of erally thousands of records as "One thing has always been series. W. T., Ixonia, Wisconsin (5) Medic 11:00- (2) Newt TV Key "Come Blow Your Horn" for the Middle Road School. Bide man, he Is currently repre true of Frank. He has good taste Answer — Callan earned his (7) Who Do You Trustr (4) News Frank Sinatra. sented on LP by only one album r .Mr. Finelli will welcome the in music and arrangements. Ev- irst notice on the New York (9) Movie (5) News Warner Brothers made "Critic's parents, assisted by Mrs. Marvin hence he probably Isn't as wel en before he formed his own rec- stage, as "Riff" In "West Side (11) Abbott And Costello (7) News Previews Choice" with Lucille Ball and that known as he should be. The com Prichard, Mrs. Rocco Dimeo and ord company, he fought for what Story." Since going to Hollywood t:85- (2) News (11) Steve Alien Today's top television shows as veteran sophisticate. Bob Hope. bination of records plus TV ex Mrs. David Wasserman, kinder- he believed in. he has been steadily building a 4:00- (2) Secret Storm lit II- (2) Weather previewed and selected by TV Now In production is "Not On posure Is what puts entertalne garten teachers. "You'll never hear Frank do- big fan following with his appear- (4) Make Room for (4) Weather Key's staff oj experts who at- Your Life" with Robert Preston over the top these days. ing a meatball song," he re- ances in such movies as "Gidget Daddy (5) Movie tend rehearsals, watch screen- Topics of discussion will be and Tony Randall, an expert at He feels that TV has helped di marked, "unless he's doing it as Goes Hawaiian," and the current (5) Waterfront (7) News, Weather. ings and analyze scripts in New "What the Kindergarten Teacher such films. The studio plans to stroy the band business, yet a favor for someone he'd like to "The Interns." It seems very un- (7) American Bandstand Sports York and Hollywood. Expects at the Beginning of film the Broadway smash "Mary, turn, TV has been helped by m help." likely that he will tie himself up (11) Laurel & Hardy 11: IS- (2) Movie School," "The Characteristics of Mary" with the original cast. sic. a 5-Year Old," "The Develop- with a TV series at this stage of 4:25—(II) Junior All Stars (4) Tonight DOBIE GIIXIS. "The Blue-Tail United Artists will Join the "In many cases," he said, "thi his career but he may make ment of the Readiness Program Plugs for Jazz Artists 4i It- (2) Edge of Night (7) Movie Fly" (Repeat) A lively episode sweepstakes with Irma show isn't any good, but the mi some guest appearances soon. So for the Yaar," and "How Teach- John Lewis, who was one of (4) Here's Hollywood 12:00— (9) Strange Stories for the kids, particularly if they Douce" (Jack Lemmon, Shirley sic catches on. took at 'Pete: far, his movies haven't afforded and p is c the most difficult Interviews I (5) Mr. District Attorney 12:30—(11) News like rich boy Chatsworth who f" *™ _ ™ Co-operate MacLaine), "Grand Duke and Gunn.' and 'Dr. Kildare' has him the opportunity to display his ever had (prior to one of his (11) Bozo Tha Clown 12:55— (5) News talks through his nose. Dobie and for the Betterment of Their Mr. Pimm" (Glenn Ford, Hope good musical badkground. I'm al dancing talent. rare TV appearances) is much 4:50— (7) American Newsstand 1:00- (4) News Chatsworth run for class presi- Children." Lange), 'Pink Panther" (David for the shows that use origin easier to listen to when he com- 4:55- (4) News (5) Theater Five dency and rich boy hires a trio Guest speaker will be Miss Niven), 'Five Pieces of Maria" music created for them. I hav poses music. His latest Atlantic Question — Is Mar]orie Lord (11) Fractured Faiiy Tales (7) Movie to sing, collecting crowds for his Joyce Clark, curriculum co-ordi- (Danny Kaye, Melina Mercouri) no use for canned backgroum album is the soundtrack from "A going to stay with "The Danny a: l»- (2) Life of Riley (9) Almanac Newsreel short speeches in the process. nator for the Raritan Township and "Shot in the Dark" (Sophia 1:05- (4) Headline 1 schools. music. Not only do they .keep m Milanese Story" which is based Thomas Show" when It returns (4) Movie Dobie, adopting the same tech- Loren). 1:30- (5) News sicians out of work, but one i as much in the classics as in in the Fall? I heard she was hav- (5) Felix and Diver Dan nique, does a Harry Belafonte Visitation is scheduled for 8 to Oddly, Columbia, which practi- 1:S5— (4) Sermonette the worst things about shows tha azz. ing contract trouble and would (7) I Married Joan take-off to influence his voters. 9:30 p.m. Refreshments will be cally invented the sophisticated 2:00- (2) Movie use canned music is that the] Blue Note, as always, offers a be leaving. G. K., San Jose, Calif. (9) Looney Tunes The singing sequences are fun. served by the executive commit- comedy starting wa'h "It Hap- 2:15— (7) Evening Prayer don't even let someone who knows couple of pure jazz albums, Answer — There's no trouble (II) Dick Tracy 9:30 p.m. CBS. tee, Under the chairmanship of pened One Night" has only one in the "Danny Thomas" TV 3:40- (2) News music pick out the canned mu- namely Lou Donaldson's "Gravy 5:20—(II) Rocky & His Friends Mrs. Andrew Smith and Mrs. in the immediate future: "The 3:45- (2) Give Us This Day sic. Too much of it sounds like Train" and Kenny Clarke's "The household , , Miss Lord will be 5:25—(11) Sportsman's Club . ALFRED HITCHCOCK. "Ten James Hewitt, with the following Man From the Diner's Club" with tone deaf secretary picked it oui Golden Eight' which has some back as his ever Iovin' wife when O'clock Tiger" (Repeat) This assisting: Mrs. Russell Roth, Mrs, Danny Kaye. by the hunt and peck method. the show starts the new season story of a not-too-bright, has- Harold Rubin, Mrs. Sidney fascinating liner notes. Both rec- But Columbia is also planning " 'Peter Gunn' helped the causi on October 1. been prize fighter in the clutches Norinsky, Mrs. George Coburn, ords are lip to the very high Blue •Under the Yum-Yum Tree," of music. It made the publi of a greedy, unscrupulous man- Mrs. Robert Tremaine and Mrs. Note standard. "Playboy," "Three on a Couch," background music conscious. Bui (For an answer to your ques- age, is very ugly but it holds Edward Koval. Steve Lacyi who doesn't sound "Fair Game," "Roar Like a even that had its bad side. Th ike Sidney Bechet, is represent tion about any TV program or your interest, and is well played Invitations have also been sent actor, write to Steven H. Scheuer, Dove" and others. ed by a new soprano sax album by Robert Keith, Karl Lukas and to the prospective kindergarten TV Key Mailbag, (c/o this pa- on-Candid, called "The Straight Frankie Darro. 8:30 p.m. NBC. children who will visit their class- What do these comedies of the per). 1960s have that those of the 1930s Horn of Steve Lacy." The reac- rooms for the first time to get Al Martino lacked? Sex. Times have changed, ivated label, which has yet to TALENT SCOUTS. Host Jim acquainted with the teacher and and so has the production code. produce a bid album, also offers Backus selects a new comic classmates. Engagement blues singer and showman Mem- MOVIE TIMETABLE named •, Adam Keefe as his his Slim in a chauvinistic sound- RED BANK choice for future stardom on to Starts ing album titled "Memphis Slim, CARLTON- tonight's lively show. Robert Gou- Tonight U.S.A." That is, the title sounds El Old 2:00; 8:1)U. ••• let destroys a show bii legend hauvinistic, the contents are EATONTOWN that understudies never get along splendid. Slim is aided by Jazz DRIVE-IN- with the star by introducing his Gillum and Arbee Stidham. El Old 8:20. 'Camelot" understudy. Bob Pe- LONG BRANCH If you've been hearing abou terson; Joan Fontaine brings Ample Parking Children Always Free BARONET— Ray Charles but haven't yet tried Jack the Olint Killer 3:50: 7:00 dance team, Tracy Everitt and : him, Atlantic has compiled a two 10:10: Ml£hty Uraua 2:110; 1:38. Donna McKechnie, to the spot- NOW PLAYING £SS record set called "The Ray ASBURY PARK light; Jack E. Leonard is high Charles Story" from all his ear- BARONET— on a vocal and instrumental Special Kiddle- Show — Jack GREATEST ADVENTURE AND ROMANCE IN ATHOUSAND YEARS1 lier recordings for the company Giant Killer: Mighty Unufl 2 group called "The Couriers"; wonderful sampler, it reveals That Touch o( Mink 7:00; 8:20. Haryy Belafonte's selection for SAMUEL BRONSTON PrtstiU hat even rock 'n roll can be LYRIC- stardom is singer Val Pringie; CHARLTON made palatable when it's per- Phnntom al th« Opera 3:05; 7:00; and Marty Allen and Steve Rossi ormed by a gifted singer. 9:09; 11:00. Introduce vocalist Linda Hopkins HESTON MAYFAIR— (they also join her in a bit of Charles makes the little boy ele- Th- Music Han 1:30; 4:1S; 7:00 ment in rock 'n roll look pretty 9:55. "When the Saints Go Marching ick. PARAMOUNT- 'CONTINENTAL CLASSROOM'— Dr. Peter H. Odegard :n." 10 p.m. CBS. A Hip Doctor Muilc Man 2:30; 7:00; B:55. teaches a two-semester college-level course in American CAIN'S HUNDRED. "A Crea- ST. JAMES- ture Lurks In Ambush" (Repeat) In case you doubted that Dr. WeatSldt Story 2:30; >:30. Government in the NBC-TV Network's "Continental Ricardo Montalban is tops in to- iildar" was hippy, Choreo Rec- BELMAR Classroom" Mondays through Fridayi,during the 1962-63 irds offers an album called "The FLY-IN DRIVE-IN night's drama as the sinister KR TtCUNIRAMA Jack The Olant Killer 8:10; 11:30 season. The course, first presented last season, is re- irother of and next In line to the azz Soul of Dr. Kildare" per- The Tartan 10:00. ncmocour tormed by the Harry Betts Or- NEPTUNE CITY peated via color tape recordings. Dr. Odegard is pro- dying rackets boss. The Italian hestra. This is evocative mood NEPTUNE CITY— fessor of political science at the University of California mobsters are back so, if there VNCVT • POPULAR PRICES music rather than jazz and it's rive Week) In a Balloon 2:50; 7:39 re any ethnic pressure groups AI Martino COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE at Berkeley. looking for a cause to rally round, collection of 12 themes from SHORE DRIVE-IN- this may be it. 10 p.m. NBC. elevislon shows. It's ironic that Touch or Mink s:20; ll:<0; Wll SUMMER SERIES LONG BRANCH - Al Martino, ALCOA PREMIERE. "T h e he title refers to the soul of Kil- Westcrnera 10:30. CARLTON KIDDIE SHOW , Capital recording star who rose Radio & TV Rules of the Game" (Repeat) A lare, which Is the only program "COURAGE OF from bricklayer to internationa North of Red Bank reasonably thought out coutroom WEDNESDAY _ in the list to survive into next BLACK BEAUTY" singing sensation, will be the spot ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS drama with a novel point of view. 2:00 P.M. • eason. light attraction tonight through ATLANTIC— The script shuns suspense and On the subject of mood jazz, Counterfeit Traitor 7:00: 9:0O. Sunday in the Planet Room of the Newspaper Story excitement to relive a trial in 'd like to see a television show HIGHLANDS Adventurer Club on the ocean which an innocent man is found evoted to the music of Oscar MARINE— STARTS STARTS here. guilty. For refusing to care eterson whose tremendous Horae Soldlem 7:1)0: »:O0. By CYNTHIA LOWRY encumbered by anything heavier Martino, who has hit the mil- enough, the.blame Is shared by TOM'W FRIDAY range of piano talents is exhibit- HAZLET AP Television-Radio Writer than a notebook and pencil, is a lion mark several times with his proven, handy protagonist, even j newspaper editor, the judge Eatontown CARLTON on some .15 currently avail- LOEWS DRIVE-IN- HOLLYWOOD (AP)— There's a recordings of "Here In My Cartoons 3:15: El Chi 8:25; 10:15. though he has been moused sn and the attorneys. The cast in- :ble Verve albums. touch of both irony and paradox DRIVE-IN RED BANK Heart" and "Granada," now has KEANSBURG badly through years of motion ludes steel-jawed Hugh O'Brian in the fact that the hero of NBC's another current favorite, "Love Mr. Acker Bilk (and that's CASINO- pictures and television quickies and Bethel Leslie. 10 p.m. ABC. TECHNICOLOR new "Saints and Sinners" series Where Are You Now?' high on W he's billed) of "Stranger On My Geisha «:30; 9:S0; Bashful Ele- that naive viewers have come to the popularity charts. He has ap- 'he Shore" fame has a new al- phant 8:30. is a newspaper reporter. PERTH AMBOY regard him as either a quixotic ted Spies. "But even more, I won- peared in major night clubs ium on ATCO, which again After all, NBC and its sister AIR CONDITIONED AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— drunk or some kind of a nut. der is the public still fascinated MEREDITH WILLSON'S throughout the nation as well as howcases him against a string Cartoon 8:30; Safari South 8:38: Part networks spend vast sums of mon- 1 1 El cid 9:31; 1:23; Part 2 El Cld Even so, "Saints and Sinners," by the newspaper business?" MAYFAIR ackground. Ack, who made a ey and considerable time glamor- "MUSIC MAN" in London's Palladium, the 11:31. if you take the word of the show's Obviously Spies is, and so Is Olympia in Paris and on the Ed putation in England as a su- MAJESTIC— izing, exploiting and publicizing JudRment at Nuremberg 2:00; 8:20; their own staffs of electronic jour- developer and head writer, Adrian Nick Adams, who will play what Sullivan, Jackie Gleason and erior traditional jazz artist, has 8:10. Spies, will be different although the show prospectus calls "star Perry Como TV shows. ver been heard in that guise EDISON nalists — the Huntleys, Brinkleys and Cronkites—so one would ex- the pilot show, aired as a Dick reporter of the New York Bulle- "PHANTOM OF Martino will perform nightly at the U. S. In this country, all MENLO PARK CINEMA- Ppwell episode last season, was tin." (Gosh, Adrian, I haven't THE OPERA" 11 p.m. and 1 a.m. with special e know is the lush side of this •Tiiiqment at Nuremberg 1:30; B:00; pect that, under corporate policy LYRIC ':"',','•' if nothing else, a television por- not likely to stimulate any spon- heard oF a star reporter since the 9 p.m. dinner shows added Fri- iulti-talented clarinetist. WOODBRIDGE trait of a newsman would be the taneous cheers from the nation's last time I ran into the city room I day and Saturday. DRIVE-IN- city rooms. 1 fellow with the microphone and yelling "Scoop!") The Vincent Bell trio continues SCHOOLS OPENING El Old S:30; 12:0o'. Spies, in his salad days, was a MONTCLAIR he off-camera prompter. At any rate, it's one show the to play 'ir danoing through LITTLE SILVER - Th CARY GRANT CLAIRIDGE- The sad, sad truth is that tel newspaperman himself, and looks older women in the audience are Monday and Tony Ritz entertains rough's two public schools w: BARONET "TOUCH OF MINK" Wlncljammer 8:00. ision journalists, no matter how back upon those carefree, t40-a- almost guaranteed to adore: John nightly in the lounge. pen Sept. 5 with a full da ;lamorous, just don't make gocx week days with a degree of ro- Larkin will play the city editor, :ssion. New pupils may rcgist EIGHTH PURPLE HEART J Starting Friday, Sept. 7, the idventure-story heroes. They an mantic nostalgia permissible only and as every veteran viewer of Jimmy1 Faye group will return to etween 9 a.m and 3 p.m. LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Lt. in a man who has moved into up- day-time television knows, John eighted down by their broadcast AIR CONDITION! D the Adventurer. They will perform Markham Place School befor Col. Howard C. Blazzard of per income brackets. He promihes Latkin for many, many years WILDLY ENTERTAINING. ng equipment and plots are likel, pt. 5. Louisville won his eighth Purple that none of the usual cheap news- played the lawyer-hero of "Edge PARAMOUNT weekends t!.roughout the fall. o trip over the cables. "THE INTERNS" " Heart award recently. He was paperman cliches will creep Into of Night." Unencumbered wounded on a helicopter mission his show. f J TONIGHT THRU SUNDAY n South Viet Nam. But.the newspaper reporter, un No Cliches NO ADVANCE IN.PRICES! Capitol's Recording Sensation ' "There will be none of this yell- AIR CONDITIONED' "WEST SIDE STORY" plus the exciting VINCENT BELL TRIO ST. JAMES » ENJOY ing 'Scoop,' or 'Tear up the front Reserved Seats page,' or funny Frank McHugh ) RELAX! YOUR drunks," said Spies. "We'll even MIS tit DRIVE-IN AL MARTINO! have reporters accept quietly the Two Shows Nirely—- Extra Dinner Show Frl, and Sat. fact they've missed the deadline GATES OPEN 7.00 P.M.-MOVItS AT DUSK • Delicious home cooking LUNCH of an edition. • Never a cover charge CHMLTON Reservations: A MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF THE OCEAN FROM Spies is much more worried I OUR BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM PERCHED HIGH about the public's reaction to a HESTON CA 9-1000 ABOVE THE SURF. newspaper-based series than he is •oraia about anguished screams from the CARY GRANT A Reputation for Good Food wounded newspaper community. LORE "TOUCH OF IV IK" • SPECIAL LUNCHEONS "I wonder if there is a predis- IK "WILD WESTERNER" • LATE SNACKS RnUuranl • Cocktail Ltunfi position on the part of the public OH OCfAN PRONT, LONG BRANCH, MJL to accept those old cliches after BOARDWALK • LONG BRANCH so much exposure to them?" fret- Purrhor Theatre Information Coll.SH 1-9600 h Wayward Bos Brotherhood to Hold RED BA-VK REGISTER Tuesday, August 28, 1963—13 Back to Owner Supper at Church NJ Teamsters Synchronize HAZLET - A *paghefti'Jdimier JERSEY CITY , Alfred John- sons who own and drive their the church Nov. 16 and 17. Robert President Anthony Provenzano name to Hunted, son, 31 Harding Ave., is expected own buses for the Broadway Van Roten will direct the show. (ense Department reports. of Clifton outlined a plan to in- home for a 15-day leave Satur- Bus Line. < Music will be under the direction first demonstration was It all started Sunday when crease the teamsters' political day. Meltzer told police he parked of Robert Buchbinder. Inter- made Saturday at 1:51:59 p. m two detectives went to Hunter's locutor for the evening will be power yesterday at' the opening apartment at 225 Bloomfield Following his leave he will be the bus near his house Satur- Eastern - Standard Time, when John Jones. End men will be of the 14th annual convention of Ave. to pick up a young wom- assigned to Marlmstrong Air day night aid discovered it New Jersey Teamsters Joint Robert Erbig, Snap Oliver, Al transmitting and receiving sta an on a parole violation war- Force Base, Strategic Air Com- missing early Sunday. Late Council 73. About 300 delegates Purdue and Ed Boehm. tions at Goonhilly Downs, Eng rant. mand base, in Great Falls, Mont. Sunday afternoon the bus was are attending. land, and Andover, Maine, Airman Johnson, who enlisted seen going along Tonnele Ave. The joint council has 83,000 They not only found the Later, it was found aban- Party at Martin Home flashed time check signals woman but also found Hunter, March 15, has been training at members in 37 locals. Provenzano the School for Aircraft Mechanics doned by the entrance to the Marks 3 Birthdays • said a survey showed that each simultaneously via the communi 49, and three other men play- Holland Tunnel near the cor- ing dice. The men were of Reciprocating Planes, Lackland teamster family in New Jersey cations satellite, ner of Jersey Ave. and 10th St. BELFORD — A tripfe birthday charged with gambling and re- Air Force Base, in Texas. has an average of 3.6 persons An accuracy of 10 microseC' Meltzer said the 32-passenger party was held Saturday for the leased on $25 ball except for Mr. and Mrs. Johnson's oldest fifth birthday of Dara Lynn Mar- of voting aga. This means a onds — one microsecond equals bus apparently was not dam- potential bloc of about 250,000 Hunter, who had to post $250 son, Staff Sergeant Richard John- tin, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. 1/1,000,000 of a second—was ob- on a charge of running a aged but was extremely dirty votes, he said. tained. son, has been in the Air Force inside. Frank Martin, Walling Ave., and gambling house. 11 years and is stationed at a her sisters, Donna and Denise, 35-Hour Week Using conventional radio com "The floor was full of cig- Hunter went home, found 12 NATO base in Germany with his who celebrated their sixth and munications, the accuracy o arette butts and Ice cream Before the election, the coun bottles of whisky missing and wife and daughter. first birthday, these measurements has been dicks," he said. "Obviously respectively, in cil will try to contact every about one or two thousands of called police to tell him his July. someone had a good time." teamster family in New Jeri^y second. apartment had been burglar- It pays to advertise In The Present were Kathy, Kelly and to explain the council's legis- ized while he was at police Register.—Advertisement. Franklin Menzel, Jeannine, Linda lative program and recommenda- Experts of the Naval Observa tory here said the use of Telsta headquarters. and William Pfeiffer, Jean. Glenn tions, the teamster official said. Advertisement was far faster and better than Police promptly picked up a SQUEEZE and Conrad Allen, Patricia Wer- Candidates will be endorsed for conventional radio communica- suspect who admitted the theft er, Donald, Charles and Jeff ths election, he added. NERVE DEAFNESS HOW HIGH THE MOON? — Janet Vrudny, 5, and tions in which the pulse of signal and two detectives were dis- Merker and Gail, Susan and On other matters, Provenzano George Harllee, 10, admire mammoth sunflowers grown is too variable for accuracy ap- patched to tell Hunter the good "MODEL OF NEW" Cheryl Martin, Atlantic Highlands said the teamsters favor a $1.50 by Capt. and Mrs. John W. Lutsch, 3B Midway La., Fort proaching that of the Telsta news. When they got to his and Daniel, David and Douglas national minimum hourly wage, system. apartment they found a packet MINIATURE Dwight, Little Silver. Monmouth, since May. The plants grew to a height of legislative action tends to be Thp master clocks are located of marijuana. HEARING AID too slow on wage minimums, he nearly 12 feet. Mrs. Lutsch said, "I imagine it was just in the Royal Greenwich Ob- So Hunter was taken back to DERBY PARTICIPANTS said, so the teamsters fel the GIVEN HAZLET — Several members good seed." The rain and wind over the last few days s'ervatory at Herstmonceux, headquarters where he posted fastest way to raise wages is Washington, D. C. — A most of Cub Pack 139, sponsored byi;r;7o, 'f ing"more"of "thTunor" England, and the Naval Observa' another $250 bail on a charge n z have given the flowers quite a beating. Capt. Lutsch is torv in Washington. unique free offer of special in- Faith Reformed Church, partici-!ganjzetj of possession of narcotics. stationed at Fort Monmouth, N. J. They had to be corrected to terest to those who hear but do pated in the Pinewood Derby! He said aIs0 the New jersey not understand words, has just synchronize with the rotation ol Championship and All Star Cubj i , |<. GILBERT & SULLIVAN beefl announced by Dahlberg Mo- teamsters p an 0 wor for a the earth which varies mlnutel; complaint of causing death by GOES EAST torola. A true-life, non-operating Scout'softball game last Thursday jnational 35-hour work welt. The and unpredictably, the expert at Fort Monmouth. Driving for auto and careless driving, model, actual size replica of the AFL-CIO, which expelled the Driver of Bus said. NEW YORK (AP) - A IB-city | Dahlberg ever made, Pack 139 was Robert DeJong, The collision between the bus smal est teamsters from membership, also tour of th'"e- Unite"--Jd "State s and| u y absolutely Two entrants from the pack, d-iven by Kaul and the car oc One meA for the better time wj be given awa has come out for a 35-hour week. Canada is scheduled for James Cook and Robert Schnur, In Death Crash curred on the bridge across the check, it was explained, is to the!free to anyone answering this ad- The Most Out of Delaware River linking the New co-ordinate satellite tracking D'Oyly Carte Opera troupe from vertisement. Wear it In the pri- played in the Softball game as No problem finding tenants Your Auto Insurance Jersey and Pennsylvania Turn- data obtained from observation: August to January with its array vacy of your own home without catcher and first baseman, re- when you advertise The Register Dollar! To Face Trial pikes. Nineteen bus passengers at different points. of Gilbert & Sullivan favorites. cost or obligation of any kind. spectively. ' wav—Advertisement. IT'S YOURS FREE TO KEEP." • Preferred Rate; BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP suffered minor injuries. t The size of this instrument is • Semi-Annual Payments (AP) — State police said toda; Police said the bus was oper- only one of its many features. It • Quality Insurance that bus driver Herman J. Kau ated by Virginia Stage Line's, weighs less than a third of an An additional saving can be will be arraigned in Municipal Inc., of Charlottesville, Va., a ounce and it is all at "ear level," made il you have a record Court Sept. 18 on two charges subsidiary of the Trailways Bus in one unit. No wires lead from as a skillful, law abiding and connected with the highway System. the body to the head. Here is courteous driver, deaths Saturday of a Brooklyn truly hope for the Hard of Hear- ing. These models are free while N.Y., family of four. SQUIRRELS DISPOSSESSED • Kaul, 47, of Proctorvilie, Ohio the limited supply lasts. We sug- CHAS. H. is in Burlington County Hospita COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The gest that you write for yours now. with possible internal injuries. gray squirrels, residents of TINDALL The arraignment will be post Ohio's Statehouse lawn and trees | BUCHANAN AGENCY poned if his condition makes il for half a century, have been Hearing Aid evicted in the face of progress. 19 E. FRONT ST. necessary, police said. Information Ctnttr RED IANK His skin made 13 pairs of beys' black calf The trees, which hold about 85 1410 A.M. — 105.S F.M. The charges, according to the nest boxes, will be removed in Room 417, Wyatt Bldg. slip-on shoes for J. Kridel. New Jersey Turnpike state police MonmouHi County Ntws Summorlts SH 1-5*13 the construction of an under- 777 14th Street, N. W. at Moorestown, are a technical ground garage. 7 A.M. • 12 Noon • S P.M. Washington. P. C. RJ

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Want to get your organization's fall prosrram off to a good start? Arrange for an interesting talk on a subject that will hold the attention of everyone—money and banking. Fill in t h e form below today a nd mail it promptly. Y o u will hear shortly from the Chairma n of our Speakers Bureau who will offer several program sug gestions from which you may make a selection to fit your par ticular membership. No charge of course. It's all part of the c ommunity service and educa- tional program offered by your county bankers.

Monmouth County Secretary RBR Monmouth County Bankers Bankers and & Clearing House Association Clearing House Association Allenhurst, N.J. • ' The Farmers National New Jersey Trust I am interested in a program suggestion Bank of Allenlown Company of Long Branch for Asbiiry Park and Ocean OP OROANIZATIOm Grove Bank The Farmers and date. size of audience. Belmar-Wall National Merchants National Bank Bank of Matawan place Central Jersey Bank The Matawan Bank time. and Trust Company Keansburg-Middletown First Merchants National National Bank _^k. New Bank The Monmouth County Your Name The Peoples National National Bank A phone call is the next best thing to being there Q Jersey Bank of Keyporl The Sea Bright Address Long: Branch Trust National Bank ^^ Bell Company The First National - Bank of Spring Lake Telephone Number. W-Tu#*diy, August 28, 1962 RED BA.VK REOUfl* Delano Australia's Rod Layor Twin In S.B. Tennis Matches Victor FAIR HAVEN - CurtDetano RUMSQN — A slight flavor of I Having stars of the tennis Palfrey, Alice Marble and other! much smaller scale. Instead of skippered Bob McCutcheon'f the old tennis tournament days at'world is nothing new to the Seagreats of the tennis sport were the old one week stand, they'l Indian Scout to twin victories the Sea Bright Lawn Tennis andlBright Lawn Tennis Club. For among the top notch women who wrap this exhibition up in one to feature the weekend sailing in Cricket Club will be cooking to- years it was on the tennis circuit competed at the club. day. If rain hits before or during the River Rats summer series day when players from Australia and such famous names as J. The players coming hpre today these matches, that's it. If the ere. The Chinnock and Frazier will, be matched with top per- Donald Budge, Big Bill Tilden, are members of the International weather should interrupt the ten- families also picked np a pair formers of this country. George M. Lolt, Jr., John H. Lawn Tennis Club of their respec- inis program there will be no other of wins in Blue Jays. j. Upshur Moorehead, secretary Doeg, H. Ellsworth Vines, Jr., tive countries, with club member- date substituted. The River Rat summer series of the local club, said thtere will Bobby Riggs, and other were ship limited to players who havti Laver Heads Aussles winds up this weekend. Special be two singles matches and twowere among (he visitors and corn- represented their countries in in- The Australians will headed by trophy races are set for Labor doubles starting at 2 p.m. and petitors. ternational play. he red hot playing, red Day. running every hour after that un- In the women's bracket, Miss Today's matches will be the haired Rod Laver, who is ac"- Delano, the 1961 fall series til completed. Helen Wills, Helen Jacobs, Sara same brand o[ play, but on a claimed as the world's best ama- champion, won bath the Indian teur player; Fred Stolle, who re- Scout novice and open races 9 cently won the Eastern Grass and yesterday. Drew Brinkeroff was Southampton Invitation champion- runner-up in the opener, while 'Brub Hance Gets a Fourth ships, and champion Roy Emer- Donna Duckworth sailed homo son second in the finale. Saturday's Blue Jay races went In National Wood-Pussy EventTennis Matches JUNE METHOT RACING IN MIAMI — Skipper Miu June Mothot, center, it fourth to Fip Chinnock and Quentin Tailed Off in over-all standings after yesterday'i first two race* of the North American Wom- Frazier. • Rosemary Frazier en's (Adami Cup) sailing championships on Biscayn* Bay, Miami, Fla. Mrs. Theo- trailed Chinnock in the first test, COLD SPRING HARBOR, L.I. The event, sailed on Cold Monmouth Counfy, N.J., last year RUMSON-J. Upshur Moore- while Paul White was runner-up — Skippers from the host Cold Spring Harbor, drew 25 of the with a total of 114% points. Run- head, secretary of the Sea dors Engberg, right, Is in Florida and crews along with Mrs. William Heron. Mils to Quentin in the nightcap. Spring Harbor Beach Club swept 13Vj foot catboats. Three races ner-up was Norm Stewart with Bright Lawn Tennis and wnile Lee Cabeen, left, crewi for Miss Methot in local racei. The novice Blue Jay rat* the first three places in the Na-were sailed on Saturday and two10D*4. Angus Maclntyre Cricket Club, took one look at yesterday was taken by Margo tional Wood-Pussy class sailing on Sunday. completed the sweep taking third the wet grass courts, heavy Frarier, with John Brockmann, championships held here over the Bob Blair defended his title, plnce also with 109% points. rains and darkened skies this First Time second, and Ruth Chinnock, third. weekend. won on the Shrewsbury River, Su-wart defeated his olubmate in morning and immediately Miss June Methot The ladies' race went to Candy three of.the five" races. called olf the tennis exhibition Ihinnock, Mary Brockmannwas Borden "Brub" Hance of the scheduled here today between Victors Score second and Edith Frazier, third, Ship Ahoy's Swimming Team Navesink Sailing Society, Fair Australians and U.S. top ten- n a seven-boat fteet, largest Haven, N.J., made the best local nis players. 4th in Adams Cup ladies' turnout in quite awhile. showing, finishing fourth with The Australians were to be 1-5 Double f Saturday's committee included i points. Hance is a three- headed by redhaired Rod La- FREEHOLD - First time win- Whips Edgewater, White Sands MIAMI, Fla.'— June Methot (Dede) Heron and Mrs. Theodore Bill Borner and Betty Hintori. fme winner of this champion- ver, who is acclaimed as the ners this season, Betty McBiery j in fourth position after the (Elaine) Engberg, have 10 points Sunday's races were handled by m ! ship. world's best amateur player; and Adios Wilskers, first and SEA BRIGHT — The Ship[|'| ^ \ 2. Bruce Farley first two races of the Adams Cup with six more races to be sailed. Frank Jose, Chris Kelly and A 3 Bassett Winmill of Mcnmouth Fred Stolle, who recently won second race, respectively, re- Alioy Beach Club swimming teamj "JO V»rd. estyle, glils. 11 — Won North American women's indi- The series, sponsored by the Qirentin Frazier. He Ferro Boat Club, Ret^ank, N.J., fifth the Eastern Grass and South- y North American Yacht Racing sulted in the first score this IUVKR RAT SUMMARIES continued its fine record against -..ej.ien (SAi; 1. rally Karrarl OVSl. over-all with 94 points. ampton Invitation champion- vidual sailing championships on opposing teams along the Shore 4» yards freestyle, boys, VI — Wrtr Union, is being sailed in 19-foot season for the no. 1 and 5 combi SATURDAY by Gary Seargem iSA>; 2. Joe Con. Hance won the opening race ships, and champion Roy Em- Biscayne Bay yesterday. Lightning class sloops. The Coral nation yesterday at Freeholi Blue Jayi last week with two victories '|lon iSAK 3. Paul Savage (WS). Saturday, sailed in steady south erson. The Monmouth Boat Club skip- 8 I! Wm Reef Yacht Club is the host. Raceway. lit R«ce Thursday night the Ship Ahoy bv»y>$ •£&, ""' ~ easterly breezes. Stewart took Members of the U.S. team to per and her crew, Mrs. William 1. Flp Cliinnock. i. Posemtry Frt- team clubbed White Sands, 165- Hes" s (SAi- ; :i. Betty McBiery took the lead lier. 3. P»u! White, i. Bill Hitchcock, the second race and Bob Schorn. be on hand Included Chuck IWc- Wendy Pearson, a 19-year-old n. Ron Brnckmunn, fi. Bud Kuaatll, 59 at the losers' pool Vnt -n *C yards tree , -, at the three quarter pole and Mtore i)y Rich Farley 18A1; a. I'orctlll iwai; also Cold Spring Harbor, annexed Klnley, the No. 1 U.S. Davis Middlebury University student, 7. Ruth CMnnock. 8. Fred Brudt whipping Edgewater, 166-87, at• 3. Walter Harrison (3A>. was home an eas two and one ;d Rice 40 yards freestyle, Eirll. 13 Won the third test. Cup player; Dennis Ralston, skippered "the Beveriy Yaclil^Club y " Edgewater's pool Friday night. by Linda Kramer (SA); 2. Virginia Renee and Bob half length victory. Driven by 1. Quentin Frailer, 1. White. >. Ftp JulUno (WS): 3. Montavcl (WS). Stewart led after the first day's McKlnley's doubles partner; of Merion, Mass., to first position Cliinnock, 4. Brockmsnn, S. Tluth — MJMMAHIiW — 41) yardi Ireeatyle, boya. 14 — Wonsailing with 69V4 points. Blair Gene Scott, the ex-Yale star in the series with a solid 16'/j Clinton Creole, the 7-year-old bay Chlnncck, (. Hitchcock, 7, Brandt. by Robin Lovelt (SAf; 2. McCluika mare paid $6.80, and four dollars SUNDAY J?l?.«t*frM«»lf. «*!?!'* -Von by (WSi; 3. Waller Sleulen (SAt. was second with 69% and Hance, who has blossomed into a ma- Marko Score paints. The Massachusetts entry Debbie, We«t (WSi; 2. Mary D'Zurllla 40 yarda freeityle. flrla, II — Won won both races yesterday. each for place and show. Blue Jaya (SAi; 3. Per Barn.cle (SAi. by Crla Krukovaky (SAi; 2. Lois Con third, with 67'/,. jor player this year. Norlce 20 teet Ireeatyle. boya, 6 — Won byIon; 3. Stalker ;WB), Blair won the opening race Two South Africans, Gordon Tied for second position, each Adios Wilskers, handled by Jo 1. Ilargo Frailer, 2. John Brock- Ilm Beelley (SAi; 2. Tim Coleman 40 yards Ireestyle, tioys, lft — Won Sailing Wins mann, 3. Ruth Chinnock. 4. Candy (SAi; 3. Frank Ballantlno (WS>. by Jack Wright (SAi; -'. Crls Christian Sunday and tacked on a seventh Forbes, No. 1 man of the coun- with 12 points, are crews from Adamo. rushed to the front in th riiinnnck. S. Pick Brandt, 8. Joha 20 feet freeatyle, glrli, « - Won byaon ISA); S. Vlnce Musco (WS). in the finale, won by Maclntyre. try and a fast-moving Drvsdale Fort Worth, Tex., Boat Club and last sixteenth for his one-hal Hitchcock. Anastaaia (WS». 40 yardi freestyle, Rlrli. 15 — Won RED BANK — Renee Marko, a length victory. The 3-year-old coll Ladlea 20 yards freestyle, boyn. 7 — Wonby Polly Corbty (SA): 2^ Karen Karinji to clinch the title for the second were to be at theSea Bright 14-year-old lass, won the Jet 14 the Columbia Yacht Club of Chi- 1. Canny Chinnock. 1. M«ry Bfoclt- By Bob Hogan (SAr 2. Jim Eeegley <8A); 3. DeFabry i.\VS>. successive year. after turning in a fast mile ol mann. 3. Edith Frazier. 4. Roaemtry ISA: 3. Vlllt IWS). 40 yardi freestyle, boyi 18 • Won Club. ladies' trophy race on the Nave- cago. Mrs. Glenn Lattimore is Frazier, 8. Ruth Chinnock, «. Pit — Wo by Larry Cross ISA); 2. Colgreave 2:08 1-5 paid $5.20, $3.20 an 20 yard* freeatyle, (tirln, XATIQNAI. wrinn-pussi. The match cannot be re- sink River Sunday. Miss Marko, skippering the Texas entry, while White, 7. Marge Brandt. ty Tire.. Falcone IWS): 2. Susan (WS); 3. Dick Welzel (SA). SUMMARIES $2.60. Indian SronU Jackion (8A); 3. Lauile Sweelwood 40 yarda freealyli, glrla, U — Won lit Hare scheduled due to other commit- who recently captured the Super Nancy Wockner is the skipper of by Arlene Conlon (SA); 2. D'Amlco 1. Brub Hance. N'avcslnk. 2. Aneii ments. die Illinois boat, The double was worth $40 even Novice ' V'ywcli tretityle, boya, • — Won(WS); 3. Pat DeFerro (SA). Maclntyre. Cold SprinK Harbor, 3, Bob -ailfiih title in the National 1. Curt Delano (Mccutcheon boat), 2. *y Bon Mohlke ISA.'; 2. Mlkey Cule- 10 and unittr. freestyle relay. M Blair. Cold Spring Harbor. 4. Norm Noroton, Conn., Yacht Club is for two dollars. t>rew Brinkerholf. 3- Donna Duckworth. min (»»>; 3. Grmimnn 3 Bral Seargean^^ (SA)(SA). lay: : BarbarBarba a O'lialloran. Cathie Mur- Club's active Jet fleet. 1. Delano. 1. Duckworth, S. Wain- 0 :yards freestyle, boys, 10 — wonlay: Bob Lovett, Crls Chrigllanaon, Harbor, 3 Johnson, Cold Spring Har- tions from Turkey tick off with The Montreal Royal St. Law-$11.80. Jean Retainer, piloted b\ Larry Cross, Jack Wright. Renee kept pace with her older by Allen D'Zurilla i>. BBrown. 10. Eggert, CoM Gene Scott, the ex-Yale star who over. The two West Coast en- race by one-half length over C. 30 feet freestyle, girls. 8 — Won by Spring Harbor. Bob's dad, Ted Marko. Sindle Fails To Peg Barnaile. ISA); 2. Mary D'Zurllla 4lh Hace has blossomed into a major play- tries also failed to finish the P. Star. Homestretch Beth, driven Selections (SA). 1. Blair, 2. Stewart. 3. Winmill, 4. John Perrotta, another of Mon by Mannon Robinson, hottest 30 feel freealylf. boys, t — Won by Campbell, 5. Schorn. 8. Maclntyre. 7. er this year, and probably Whit- second race. My Byrd Bin Warner lEtiepi; 2. Kevin Kllpf mouth's fine juniors, sailed home Ames, 8. Hance, S. Don Colyer. Nave- ney Reed. driver of the meeting, returned Auto Sail Defend Title On trick (Edge); 3. Tim Beegley (SAi. ink. 10. Powers CoM Spring Harbor. first in the opener of a two-race Two more races will be sailed 1 feet freestyle, girl*r, . 6 -• Won by 5lh Hare Tennis fans are thrilled by the today. $4.20, $2.80 and $2.60. The 3-year- Miss Tiny Dale Marilyn Desplrilo ECIRP; kl 1. Maclntyre, 2. Campbell, % Win series for single-handed Jet 8kidmore tEdgei; unorthodox style of Reed, who has old bay /illy last won here Aug. 3. Pam Calloway mill. 4. Ames, 5. Es5"l. 6, Blair. 7. sailors last Thursday evening. The Monmouth Boat Club girls Harlan'j Barbara Disqualification (SAl. Colyer, 8. Sctiorn, 9, Ingram, 10. sipw- still to live up to his No. 1 rank- 31. Jelly Bean 25 meter freestyle, boys, rt. Runner up in the eight-boat finished third in the opening race 2 by Rusty McClaren lEclgf Mark Final Standing* ing in the U. S. this year. sailed in light breezes. The Chi- Betting Record Falls Tarport At MONTREAL, Canada — Harry Karinja (SA): 3. Jim BeeRley [SA - 1. Blair, 2. Rtewart. 3. Maetntyre. South Africans? fleet was John Flint. Mickey An all-time betting record for Sindle of the Toms River Yacht 25 meter freestyle, girls, i — Won4. Hance, 5. Winmill. U. Campbell. 7. Olsen came in third. cago entry was second and the Clipper Brook by Susan Jackson ISA); 2. tied for Schorn, 8) Ingram. 9. Ames. 10. Wll- Mr. Moorehead said he may Texans, fourth. August fell at Freehold Raceway Lady Frost Club suffered a damaging and place Fran Luker ISA) and Cathy aon, 11. Johnson. 12. Brown, 33. Hllli The final race will be sailed 3 Oakes (Edge). II. Powers. 15. Colyer. have two South Africans, Gordon The winds whipped up to 20 yesterday. Eva's Parlay disqualification in the fifth and; eter freestyle, I — Won Thursday evening. When $39,159 was bet in the final race to lose his North by Frank Btavola 2. Bob Forbes, No. 1 man of the coun- knots for the afternoon race, also Red Breeze Mohlke (SA); 3. Mickey Coleman (9A). try, and a fast-moving Drysdale. third race it pushed the current Keepit American Flying Dutchman 25 meter freestyle, girls. S — Won won by the New Englanders. 4 by Kathie Judge (SA); 2. Sue Nelapa Schmidt Fifth In the event Emerson fails to be The Texas crew was second, the monthly handle past the previous Oneeta Adios tailing championship over the (Edge); 1 Llda Despiro (Edge). of $9,80,724 established last year. weekend. 25 meter freestyle, boyi 9 — Won on hand, Forbes and Drysdale Buc Physicals Chicago crew, fourth, and the True Wllms by Hick Kartnja (SAI: 1 Bran Sear- will get into action, if trray make Betting has been up more than Th« series sailed on Lake St. Monmouth crew, fifth. Eva's Dale gent ISA); 3. Jeff Walling (Edge) In Predicted the exhibition. 22 per cent this meeting. At- 5 Ann Fair louts, west of Montreal, drew a 25 meter freestyle, girl Won The Monmouth sailors had a by. Nanc. y. Yororkk (Edge); 2. Nines) Friday at 9 tendance is running 16 per cent feet of 52 Dutchmen sloops. Beegle (SA); 3. Cathy vlgglano (Edge). The four matches will be In rough time in the second race, Flaming Byrd 25 meter freeltyle, boys. 10 — Won higher and the monthly record Ward McKimm, of Ottawa's Log Event succession. Each match will'con- RED BANK — Athletic Director managing to finish only through Sit Maid ' b; Bill Beegle i3A>; 1 Tim Sclmool is assured there, too. 6 Gogo Boy Britannia Yacht Club, took the (SA); 3. Scott Spatford (Edge). sist of two sets, with the winner Frank J. Pingitore of Red Bank sheer determination. The boat 25 metemerr freeltylefy,, girls, 1100 —Wo Won n NEW R0CHELLE, N.Y. - of each set gaining a point for High School last night announced they were sailing in the "rotated Miss Wiggku championship, the first time a by Sharoh n Goldeld n (Edge); 2.2 JJoyce A. H BEC. THDEE-MAir CLASSIC B'ergatreaser (SA>; 3. Jan Weaver Charles L. Schmidt, Rumson, his country. There will be both Canadian has won the honors. the first football "call" for the boat" series proved to be rigged Peteraen Amoi Diamond (Edgei. piloted his "Queen Bee" to fifth singles and doubles matches, but Points 7 Busy Chuck Runner up was Mrs. Pat Duane, 25 meter freestyle, hoys. 11 — Won Buccaneers. improperly and broke down sev- Hauler'* Insurance — 477.OJ by John Stavola (Edge!; 2. Jim Hojan position in Saturday's fifth annual the actual makeup of the matches eral times. Despite the handi All Hlth. Rec. Center 475.10 Delray Beach, Fla. Mrs. Duane (SAl: 3. Jim McClaren (Edge). Mr. Pingitore said that all can Shamrock Viola Huguenot Yacht Club predicted will depend on Emerson's connec- Herb'i Place 467.33 is a former Dutchman titleholder 25 meter frenstyle. girls, 11 — Won didates are requested to report caps, the girls "improvised" to Trte Klrwai Co 488.lt Vernon's Boy by Helen Steplen (SAi; 2. Jean log contest. :ipns. to the Athletic Field, West Ber finish fifth. McConnell'i Team _ _462.39 8 Scotch Tape and Adams Cup champion, Kerro ISA); 3. Karen Helndrlcli (Bdgei Chrlsty'i Confectionery 461.2H 50 meter freestyle, 'boys , 1J — won Schmidt, who has placed near Art Lange ol the Lavallette All the entries in the tourna- gen PI., Friday at 9 a.m. At this Since the equipment trouble Consolidated Fueli 461.01 Flaxev's Star by Gary Scargeant 'SAl; the top in every Eastern Cruiser ment have played on Davis Cup time, candidates will take their A A 8 Electric Supply 460.33 Yacht Club was third over-all. Splro (EdEe>; 3. Emll WallinIVallln;g ,KEdgei was not the fault of the sailors, Honest Paul'a Tavern 459.48 Electric 50 meter freestyle, girls, 12 — Association contest this summer, matches for their respective coun- physicals. Upon the completion R 4 G Sport Shop 459.15 9 Bullet Proof lange, former Jet National by Wenrty Slaughter ISAI; 2. Cathy credit will be allowed in the final Conner'! Hotel 455.24 Hess (SA); 3. Dolores Oaks (Edge). finished one place behind Ellas tries with the exception of Scott. of the medical exams, equipment champion, won the Dutchman point totals, which could push Bowtell Insurance 427.03 1. B.'s Bonny 50 meter freestyle, boys. 13 — WonA. Kali], Manha55et, Long Island, In the Wimbledon tourney, Lav- will be distribufed. 200 Club — Phil Klna 228, Walt title in the recent National by Kick Farley (SAi; 2. Phil lanarone the local girls closer to the Mewe» 225. 202; Charley O'Nell 232. Bravrll (Ertgei; 3. Gene Fields (SA). the National (predicted log er took the men's singles like a Saturday at 9 a.m., Coach Lee Chirlejr Dlllone 213, Jot UcCov 213, 10 Quick Sis Sweepstakes Regatta. 50 meter freestyle, girls, 13 — Won championship, depending on how201; Tony Bellezzi 212. Tom Mahler 1 Ity Nancy Bertelsen (SAi; 2. Linda champion. champion for the second year. Re host club, won the race; in pion, he played like a champipn will start practicing with a four J. B.'s BONNY-lOtb Rao itrong showings in the first mur (Edgt): .1. Allen Bradwell Eg his first try this season. Deck and he won like a champion. That hour session. series races, but the disqualifi- f)0 meter freestyle, girls, 14 — Won hy Crls Knikovaky OA); 2. Jane piloted his "Poop Deck 2d" to is the type of championship ten- cation ruined his title chances. P'Ztirilla (SA); 3. Fat Stavola (Edge). Coach Walsky stated, "We'll be 50 meter freestyle, boys 15 — Wonvictory with a percentage of error nis thit is scheduled for the Sea alright this season and we'll give Mrs. Duane and her husband by. Kit Walton (3A) Robert Kramer of 0.5817. Briaht Lawn Tennis Club courts somebody trouble." Freehold Entries Jack were announced as the A; 3, John Kllpatrlck (Edge 50 meter freestyle, glrli, 15 — Won Thirty-one yachts turned out today. Soccer Players Called American representatives to the by Karen Karinja (SA); 2, Lynne War- FIRST RACE: 2:00 p.m. PURSE: $700 SIXTH RACE: 4:03 p.m. PURSE: ITU Pan • American Games Flying ner lEilsri: 3. Jan Walsh lEdge for the 33-mile test on Long Mr. Pingitore is also calling all Pice Cond.; 1 Mile C-3 Pace; 1 Mile; S y.o. and up 50 meter freestyle, boysi - Won Island Sound, The first 13 ROBINSON SA11S TOMORROW soccer players for physicals Fri- Dutchman competition later this by Dick Welztl iSA<; "L Waller Bteplen 4. Jarrettown Cliff Kelly J-l 5. Gogo Boy Dill 1-1 I8A) 3. (tie> Dick Nelapa and Dick finishers were under day morning. There will be no year. one per NEW YORK (AP) - Sugar 6. Auto Sail Organ 4-1 3. Jet Maid Evans 4-1 rtici. (Edgej cent of error, a fine showing un- equipment issued, but .all candi JO meter freestyle, glrla, 16 - Won Ray Robinson - wound up his 3. Miss Tiny Dale Altlzer, Jr. 5-1 4. Flaming Byrd Camden K by Arlene Conlon (8At; 2. Pat DeFerro der any conditions. dates are requested to be on (BAt: 3. Terry Gullfoll (Edgei. American training for * Sept. 25 5. Lena Faber Maisey 5-1 1. Gay Frank Heubsch 5-1 100 meter freestyle teliy, boys. 10 Kalil increased his already bout with Terry Downes of Eng- hand, for physicals. and under — Won by Ship Ahoy relay: 1. My Byrd Myer 1-1 1 Mighty Surprise Thomas U Freehold Results George Hower, John Hainotta. Allen overwhelming margin in the land yesterday, and planned to 2. Westbury Robinson 8-1 7. Robert Holt Jaeger 8-1 l-Tret, CJ, 1 m.i T-ISU.1 D'Zurllla, Bill Beetle. National standings. Schmidt, sail on the Queen Elizabeth for Football coach Ben Martln'3 Betty McBlery iCrookl 6.S0 4.00 4.00 100 meter freeatyle relay, girls. 10 7. Vonnle Hanover Thomas 8-1 8. Judy's Joy Robinson 8-1 Btt MBlery iCrookl6 and under — Won by Edgewater re- member of the Shrewsbury River London tomorrow. four-year record at the Air Force Telliya (Stieehy.Sr.i - 3.20 2.60 8. Valid Ace Hubbard 10-1 2. Palmer Reed Cash Aquino 10-1 Beau Brummel (Cowgeri. — —3.80 lay of Nancy York. Jan Weaver. Kathy Yacht Club, of Fair Haven, is Academy is 21 wins, 17 losses Also: Lerzola, Bonnymlte Castle. Vlgglano. Sharon Golden. Robinson, plans to train aboard SECOND RACE: 2:25 p.m. PURSE: $7M SEVENTH RACE: 4:30 p.m. PURSE: $900 Worthy Abbot, Red Meadow, Davey 100 meter freestyle relay, noys, 16 ranked fifth nationally. ship. and three ties. and under — Won by Ship Ahoy relay: Pace Cond.; 1 Mile C-2 Pace; 1 Mile C'.i, * .,..m.t , T-!:n».•-• .."/• •l of...f. -...-S:!»• ...... Crls. Christiansen. . Kobln Lovelt, Larry 1, Harlan's Barbara 5-2 I A-IIOH Wllflkera lAfiamoi. 1..5.20 3.21) 160 GronB, Jack Wright, White 2, Miss Wiggins Stafford, Jr. 3-1 Dorai Joy (Dawklnai — Ml .1.W1 ux) meter freestyle relay, glrli 16 1. Tarport Al Organ 7-2 1. Lady Discovery Murphy 4-1 W(3i Fay tBatsch' .. - -. — — *.$O)ati(l untitr — Won by Bhip.Alioy relay (. Meadow Yankee 3, Wayne Direct Also: Tardy. Oay Jean, K*y«lone|Df Polly Corhly, Karpn Kirinja. Orl» Ellerman 4-1 Robinson 9-2 Olrl. Sherry -.J.,, Kaiy Tfitlrt- . _ | Krukovsky, Lola Cnnlon, 4. Cinda Nib Abbatlello J-l 4, Amos Diamond Rally lloublr tl-3, I'lld M0.M 100 meter meiilay r«lay. linys Ifl Kolbe (-1 -Trot, C3. 1 m.; TZ'MA«U L,ol«tt_f ?.rW. anil under — Won by Dick Wplzel, 2. Taffy Song Flrettl 8-1 5, Busy Chuck Evans (-1 Boozie (Weller ll.BO 9.«! 3.00 Larrv Cro»s, Jack Wright, Robin 7. Jelly Bean Robinson s-y 7. Kahlastadt 8-1 Bwnrd'ii Point (WaRtier) ^ — 4W*W>1 3M3-M Lovp'tt. I James •tells Eden *.Oft 2.WJ IM\ \ • C-J Trot; 1 Mile B-3 Pace; 1 Mile Belle D. iTuttlet •—3.60 ".fiO MohHWk Tmirwny lEvansi — — 3.flO Alaskan Team 1. Eva's Parlay To be named 3-1 S. Scotch Tape Huebsch •M- AIBO: Grs,.Mlcbaehl F^fmevie. LassiBjye J.,;; Lanc e Wins at. Wichita 2. Titanite Robinson 4-1 7. Vernon's Boy Robinson 4-1 »-P«f.. C 3 - - j ..;ii( .!ir 5. Coordinator Farrington 4-1 2. Honey Flngo Scott 5-1 Homestretch BethiRob'ioni4.M 2 50 C P. Star (OrRani — 4.R0 ^.2(1 WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - Bob 4. Clipper Brook Hiteman 9-2 4. Shamrock Viola Cotvger 5-1 Sir Charles Pick (Abnatlelln) — 3.40 7. Lady Frost Ellerman 8-1 8. Miss Julia Cobb Oakley Also: Ryddrn fiiirprhe. GlnwlrR Jackson, winning pitcher, also hit (-1 Counsel Honor's Kit, savini Timtl scoring triple and crossed the 6. Sullivan Hanover Lawrence 10-1 1. Mattie McKlyo Zendt 8-1 Zola's Boy. a Camden a-Ptre, C !, 1 m.i TS:03.l iff 4iii. Ipiate once as the Fairbanks. 8. Homestretch Harvey DiMarzo 18-1 8. Mobel Rosecroft 8-1 Darllnr Express p.m. (CST) loday. 5. Keepit Stafford, Jr. 6-1 It. Electric Norrls (-1 R—I'ace, C: 1, 1 111.; T-i:0J.I nff 5:1)5. 7. Success Play Ellermin 8-1 4. Miss Kent Warrlngton Jo Anne O. 'OuBllelnilnli..5.;() 3«(l 2.6(1 Jim Pollin singled to open Fair- 8-1 Bush Hill (Carnilenl —3 so 3.mibanks' four-run fourth, and 8. Navy Jet Marrlner 8-1 5. Clever Zip Ellerman 8-1 Whirlwind Pick i Farrlnptont— - l.'-'C 2. Afton Vernon DeMore 10-1 1. Tlmmy K. Also: Frederick Dlrfft. Ppppcr'n scored on Jackson's triple. Fred Crockett . 10-1 Princess. Rose Blilnn. Snady'i KnlRM, FIFTH RACE: 3:40 p.m. PURSE: $700 TENTH RACE: 5:45 p.m. PURSE: MaRic Lady. Mascalti and Ernmett Wilson $700 •—I'ste, 1'3, 1 in.: T-!:(17.4 nlf 5:31. walked, Jackson scored on n C-3 Pace; 1 Mile; S y.o. and up C-3 Pace; 1 Mile; 5 y.o. and up El Dora Pal IMalloxi >.«) 3 HI l.m I. Duffy's Scotch Boring 3-1 2. J. B.'s Bonny llpnry Byrn 'Canjflfn) - 3.>iCl '.' Mipassed hall, and Mascatli and ANOTHER TROPHY — Owner Dan Ardolino, ight, accepts cup from Joe James 3-1 Pexssui 'Murrlnen . -- - .'• till Wilson scored on Bob Maxwell's! Ju|ian for nil (,oat Jo Car0| TOO.S victory 3. True WHma Conger 4-1 1. Quick Sis Adamo 4-1 Xlio: fl«d Dm, Miss SluncltT. IJrltei in the second a Atlantic High- Ne 'louhlc. ' ' 2. Ann Fair Evans 9-2 7. Bravrll Altlzer. Jr. 4-1 . 0:1 I'-t: 10.3 nil .1:57. lands Powerboat Regatta Sunday. At right is Bob Perri, Oceanport, who drove 5. Eva's Dale Offutt 6-1 3. Chester Hart Gabettle 6-1 {•ptAin -^if*.> iCroCrfrtt) 1 . North Carolina, a Ardolino's Jersey Speed Skiff class craft. Julian also races a Jersey Speed Skiff, 8. Red Rain Thomas 6-1 8. Boy Tempered Farrington 8-1 &)•'• Lxmour iMaitflU — — & 60 4. Cedar Crest Jim Tete 8-1 AJm*: UttU TatMn, Riw HM« Jimffintbal, l power, has not had an but didn't race Sunday as his boat wasn't fully repaired from a flip at tha Na- 4. Liny Lind Ellerman 8-1 Bob flMMroti, Scot Gallon, Atiaa JUn- undefeated, untied team since 7. Mr. Kilroy Alter, Jr 8-1 6. Margie Hayes Stafford 10-1 tional Sweepstakes in Red Bank July 7-8. °V I.B39 - 1898. 1. Brooko Chlel Crook 10-1 5. Cheryl Ann White 12-U RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, August 28, 1962—15. SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Union House I Timely Note* on the Great Outdoor* Nine Meets Three Final Round Matches Bf NELSON BENEDICT Ponchatoula WICHITA, Kan, (AP) - Three In R.B. Open This Weekend Trading on the bluefishing bourse has been ex more teams have reached the tremely active here of late, but market values have fourth round of the National Non- RED BANK - Fina,l round Top attraction is the men's this event, bested Long la tb* Pro Baseball Tournament. fluctuated wildly from day to day. The great concen matches in three division of trie singles finals matching defending 1961 men's finals" They are Fairbanks, Alaska; annual Red Bank open Tennis champion Dennis Lynch, of The Lynch-Long mttch tration of chumming boats moved offshore from Cherokee, Okla., and Wichita Tournament will be held on the Rumson, against second-seeded commence Sunday at IB a.m. Rapid Transit. Shrewsbury Rocks to an area roughly three miles due Marine Park courts this weekend, William Long, of Fair Haven. In yesterday's games Fair- The men's doubles finals will east of Highlands Bridge. according to Harold Polter, Lynch, a member of Yale Uni- banks eliminated Winooski, Vt., be played Saturday at 10 a.m. director of the popular event. versity's squad and top seeded in When this reporter visited the scene of the vast 7-4; Cherokee ousted New Wash- The defending champions, Long bait expenditure Saturday, the blues were, as the say ington, Ohio, 1-0. and Wichita and Lelghton Lobdell, will tangle with Lynch and Lyn Abbot in * ing goes, flying onto the decks of boats. And these eliminated Santa Rosa, Calif., 11-1. Greensboro, N, C, defeated replay of last year's finals. were the biggest kind of blues — real jumbos weighing the Wichita Instants 5-4 in a sec Haebler Wins Two The third final, the boy^J between five and eight pounds. A few fish -weighing end-round game. singles, will be played Saturday up to 11% pounds were even placed on local scales. Today's schedule (Eastern at 2:30 p.m. This one will match Standard Time): Arrow Class Races top-seeded William Conklin agains'. Came Sunday and fishing trailed off dramatically, 12 noon—Phoenix, Ariz., vs. the winner of the Wag Merrill- Lubbock, Tex. (loser eliminated). Bruce Edington «emi-final. The A few slick artists had sizable catches, but the major Rumson — Bill Haebler sailed Haebler won Sunday's opening 2:45 p.m.—Ocala, Fla., vs. "Lukundoo" to two victories in race — sailed with spinnakers. Merrill-Edington semi-final fray ity of anglers contended quality of the sport did nol Greenville, Tenn. (loser elimi- the weekend Arrow class racing Neils Johnsen, Jr., was second in will be played Wednesday. nated). even commence to equal that of the previous day. It at the Rumson Country Club. "Aries." The other unfinished division, 6 p.m.—Fairbanks, Alaska, vs. was just one of those things. Dick Mercer picked up the Mercer took the final race, the mixed doubles, has reached Hollandale, Miss. (loser elimi- other win, skippering "Bobsie" with Haebler second and Davis, the semi-final stage. The pairinp Nor were anglers the only ones to suffer from nated). to victory in Sunday's final race third, in a six-boat fleet. for these matches are Lynch ani* 8:30 p.m.—Ponchatoula, La., the vagaries of fishing luck. Sea Bright commer- — for Arrows sailing without Nornie Hesseltine vs Sy Grubel vs. Union House, Red Bank, N. J. AMtOW SUMMARIES cial fisherman Travis Thomas put the twine to 3,- spinnakers, and Mary Baruffi and B. J. 10:45 p.m.—Indianapolis, Ind., H»turd«y Haebler triumphed in Satur- Hill Hatbler, 2. Sandv Halsry Hesseltine and Ron DeBrea vs 300 pounds of blues one morning. Setting his nets vs. Wichita Instants (loser elimi- 'Metcalf* boat), 3" . Ji" m DDavita . 4 day's regular season point race Ttkk M«reer. 5. Ettwtn Stewart. 6 Long and Pat Davidson. at the same place, same time the following day, nated). Bill Riker 7. Don Biinima, 8. Neils to move into second place in the Johnien, Jr. Already crowned champions Travis had to call it quits with 40 pounds of fish NO-HIT SMILE — Minnesota Twins hurler Jack Kraliclc over-all standings with a 771 per- Sunday include BJ. Hesseltine in Wom- in the box. centage. Manton Metcalf 3d 'J SF1N.NAXKRS en's singles, BJ. and Nornie Terry Stops cools off in Minnoapolis-St. Paul dressing room after hs Hiebler, 2. Johnven, S. Bavin, There were Indications, though, that fishing leading the tleet with a 831 per- ^ «£' Hesseltine, in women's doubles hurled a no-hitter against the Kansas City Athletics to centage. Mercer is third with Without Spinnaker* and Conklin-Stan Croydon, in would continue in high gear, even if on a some- 738. 1. Mercer. 2. Haebler. 3. Davli. 4 Yanks' Skid win, 1-0. (AP Wirephotol :pwart, 6. Summa. Jonnstn (Dlaq) the boy's doubles. what erratic schedule, through the big holiday Mercelf is the handicap stand- Associated Press pen 9 A. M. 'til 9:30 P. M. Daily SATURDAY weekend coming up, -weather permitting, of course. ing leader with a 1*216 percent- TIL • P. M. Ralph Terry, who five years age. Metcalf is second with Jim Fernandez of Johnny's Landing in Highlands ago climbed out of a ditch 'o Red Sox Beat Giants, 4-2, 1 146 and Don Summa, third, allowed as how the boats from his dock came by resume his pitching career, with 1.040. some mighty fancy picking in chum spreads Mon- reigns today as king of the hill Sandy Halsey, sailing Metcalf's in the American League. To Win Bigger Loop Title Windward," came in second be- MONTGOMERY WARD day. The 26-year-old right-hander hind Haebler in Saturday's More ambitious offshore excursionists who passed reached the top last night with RED BANK — The Red Bank The Red Sox finished with an Shrewsbury River test. Jim up the bluefishing to look for tuna hit paydirt. School a* sparkling performance, limit- Red Sox won the Seaboard Big- overa-ll record of 21-3. Davis was third in "Nishasch." ing Cleveland to three singles in t!l l d K ger League championship with a «'•""• tB „ „ " °* Service Station ABB II bluefins made one of their most impressive showings a 5-0 victory that ended the first 4-2 triumph over the Fair Haven 0 I Morris.lb 4 1 place New York Yankees' longest Kuckaipw.p 1 0 0,Unclpnv-rf,2b 4 0 0 of the summer. Boats from local ports journeyed up Giants here last night in the sec- Baker,2b 3 O O.Snovpr.M Physicals For losing streak in four years at six ond game of their two-out-of- Kursythe.Hs l[orepn.c to 40 miles ESE of Ambrose to find tuna, but the fish games. Ullry.er 4 _ 0!Wllllam«.3h three playoff series for the loop Petticrew.c 4 O llOlacl!H,p,3b were much closer to shore at Belmar and Brielle. It left Terry, the AL's winning McCuc.ir 3 « OlConk.rf HulvlhHI.rf 1 1 O'Gcrnnl.lf 2 1 Wave Athletes SPECIALS! J. W. Meany, Jr., and his guests returned to est pitcher, only one triumph shy Red Bank won the initial game Montnet.ib 3 0 8 Arnone.rt O Oi 3 0 Shrewsbury River Yacht Club, Fair Haven, Saturday o" the 20-victory circle, and pro- in the series, 3-1, Friday night on: ap pelled him another step upward 19 2 3 25 4 7 Start Today Fair Haven's diamond. jT-'alr Haven Olanta IMII loo 0-2 with five tuna and a fine dolphin. Red and white in the long, hard climb that be- Bankk n ed Sox _...0OJ 110 gan on a bleak November night The Red Sox came back with ;H«A <"»«™ --<»» LONG BRANCH — Freshman feathers figured prominently in Meany's success with 2B_Snover willlami. Geronl. Hits BMH ADJUSTMENT in 1958 when he fell asleep at two runs to take the lead in tne|; ciaju. a- all cars... all brake systems aftebottor mth ehal loserf ofs openethe third thd e inning,scor-j»«raMat(».r « :24. ; waikj-wBki .nter•> a ci3;u Buck.iea Ww School will report for physicals Someone raised the question if dolphin were good Terry's car shot into a ditch ter 0. 3 Bk d h today and tomorrow it 2 p.m., ar.d rolled over four t'mes. ing with a single run in the.top ' to eat There isn't a better table fish in the ocean! while junior ana senior candi- The triumph, halting the world half of the frame. dates will take physical examina- Stop-in today...let Wardi South Americans and the natives of some Asiastic na champions' longest skid since "Jamie" Williams, who played Yonkers Seeks tions Thursday and Friday at 2 tions, Japan, in particular, relish raw dolphin mea they lost six in a row from Sept third base and pitched the final trained mechanic* expert- p.m. and Sept. 4 at 9 a.m. - steeped overnight in lime juice. A genuine delicacy 1G-23, 1958, boosted the Yankees two innings 'for the vinners, ry check and adjuit your drove in both runs in the third Freshman and sophomore can Ifague lead to V/2 games over To Purchase from the seat that. second-place Los Angeles and with a double. didates will also receive their brake ivittnt, male your tuberculin test today and to Superintendent of Sandy Hook Park Dick third place Minnesota, both idle Gene Arnone drove In the de- ear's "stop-pcW like morrow and have their test read- last night. ciding run for the Red Sox in the Freehold Oval Riker has a budget of good news for surf men. ings on Thursday and Friday. new again. In the only other games sched- fourth with a single after Pat YONKERS, N.Y. (AP) - The When the park bathing beach closes, probably Football practice opens Satur- uied, Lu Clinton and Carl Geroni had doubled up against chairman of the board of Yon- day while soccer and cross coun Sept. 9, the entire state property will be flung Yastrzemski powered Boston to the left field wall. kers Raceway confirmed yester- try commence Sept. 4. wide-open to fishing. , a 7-4 decision over Detroit and day that it had contracted to pur- Assisting head football coach Casters baiting with shedder crabs have been Washington blanked Baltimore chase Freehold Raceway in New 7C behind Tom Cheney's four- Jersey subject to approval of that Army Ippolito this year will be consistently tabbing bull stripers between midnight hitter. There were no games BASEBALL state's racing commission. Hugh Mendez, Charles Kline, Ed- ward Adams, Robert Evanovlch scheduled in the National League. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Alfred A. Tananbaum, chair- and daybreak in the park, says Riker. He sug- and Raymond DeSibio. Returning Terry hurled perfect ball until man of the Yonkers board, did gests the third jetty north of the entrance and the American League to single session this year, the Eubba Phillios singled to open not disclose terms of the pur- W. L. Pet. G.B. Green and White will field var- tower jetty as more likely fishing grounds for noc- the sixth inninfj. chase price, but it was reported New York 77 .583 sity, junior varsity, and fresh- , tural visitors. Rookie left-hander Sam Mc- to be $7 million. Los Angeles .... 73 .557 man teams and will not have a need Dowell (2-6) took the loss. He .556 Purchase of the daytime trot- . Doodlebuggers and deep trollers continue to gave up two runs In the second Minnesota 74 separate sophomore group as the .519 ting track, only harness oval whittle away at school stripers in the near vicinity inning when Mickey Mantle dou- Chicago 68 Wi school offered during last year's .504 with parimutuel betting in New bled for the first of his four hi»s Detroit 66 Wi double session program. of Romer Shoal. John Murphy, Fair Haven, fished .504 Jersey, would not become effec- and Tom Tresh and Elston How- Baltimore 66 Wi The first varsity football game .477 tive until Nov. 1 at the close of there bright and early the other morning and ended ard walked. Bill Skowron's Cleveland 63 14 will b8 home Sept. 22 with Nep- Expertly serviced wtth .468 the current 60-day meeting. up with a catch of seven stripers. grounder scored Mantle and Boston .... 62 15'/ tune High School. The JVs enter- 95 .455 Tananbaum said the purchase Tresh also raced home when Jer- Kansas City . 60 17 tain Neptune on the 24th at home latest equipment. Parti Bass are also biting again at Highlands Bridge, .379 should prove of long-range bene- ry Kindall's relay to first base Washington . 50 27 at 3:30 p.m., while the freshmen T 8 fit in revenue to the state of New 9-cjl. 8-cyl. extra. Fellows baiting with worms are scoring there when on the attempted double play Monday Results start their campaign the 29th at Jersey, and to the sport. went wild. Bobby Richardson's New York 5, Cleveland 0 home against Manasquan High ever boat traffic is not too heavy. Bass action is also Present owners of the track two-run double and Mantle's run- Washington 7, Baltimore 0 School. perking up a bit at Sea Bright Bridge, according to Kay are two Milwaukee brothers, producing single wrapped it up Boston 7, Detroit 4 The socrar program, under Harold Sampson, chairman of the Christiansen of Chris' Landing, Sea Bright. iu a three-run eighth. Only games head coach Frank West and as- Freehold board, and BJ. Samp- Today's Games sistant Russ Malson, starts Sept Bluefishing in the Navesink is blowing hot and son, president. They bought the Cleveland at New York (2, twi- 18 with a home match against cold, mostly the latter! Small snappers are all over track last year from Free1 Fatz- Labor Da/ speciall night) Red Bank. the place.but those pound and two-pound blues which Inter-Boro ltr of Maplewood, N.J., for $5,- Detroit at Boston (N) 050,000. Cross-country, with head coach Baltimore at Washington (N) 'Red" Pierson directing the cam- RIVERSIDI were so plentiful near Blossom Cove have put on an "I firmly believe harness Minnesota at Chicago (N) paign, starts with a home trian- other of their vanishing acts. Softball Loop ing is the fastest growing sport Los Angeles at Kansas City (N) gular meet Sept. 26 against As NYLON in America," Tananbaum said. , During the recent chum shortage, several smarties Sunday's Results Wednesday's Schedule bury Park and Red Bank. "Yonkers raceway in its recent Shrewsb'ry Twp. 5, Jerry's Bar 2 Cleveland at New York filled their bait containers with spearing in lieu oi ly concluded spring meeting av- Oceanvlew Tavern 10, Wazzy's 1 Detroit at Boston mossbunkers. They chummed heavily with whole Belmont Inn 8, Wine Barrels 4 eraged a nightly betting handle Bill Wade To Play 99 Baltimore at Washington (N) of 51,954,747, the greatest for a «pearing and succeeded in raising blues. That isn' Sportsmen (Bye) Minnesota at Chicago (N) Against Washington single meeting in harness racing 4.7O.1I tub*. lurprising in view of the fact bluefish offshore are feed Second Half Los Angeles at Kansas City (N) fn>* Mnkwil Standings history. And only on Aug. 18, CHICAGO, (AP) — George 8 ing extensively on spearing as well as butterfish. W L Pet. Roosevelt Raceway fans bet an Halas, owner-coach of the National League all-time single night high of $2,- Chicago Bears, said yesterday GUARANTEED Cashing in on bluefish availability are porgy "Shrewsbury Twp. 5 1 .830 W. L. Pet. G.B. 'Oceanview Tavern _5 1 .830 793,596. So you can see, harness x-rays taken of quarterback Bill 15 MONTHS anglers aboard Highlands and Atlantic Highlands Los Angeles 85 46 .649 racing Is still growing. We be Wade's bruised cheekbone "Jerry's Bar 4 2 .M6 San Francisco .. 82 48 .631 2>/ party vessels. They're catching small blues on Sportsmen ...3 S .500 2 lieve Freehold Raceway has a proved negative. Cincinnati 81 51 .614 4'/2 further potential growth, too." Wade suffered the Injury In Dependable Nylon porgy baits. Capt. Henny Mewes of the Happy, Wany's 2 4 .SJS Pittsburgh 76 55 .580 9 Wine Barrels 1 5 .1(6 Saturday's Bear-Green Bay quality at Wards low, Atlantic Highlands Harbor, disclosed some of his St. Louis 71 60 .542 14 Belmont Inn 1 S .1(9 The North Carolina football Packers game. Halas said Wade low prices. 7-row Milwaukee „. 71 61 .538 14"/, customers also did well for themselves while jig- * Tie for Second Half team will meet Big Ten powers is expected to be ready for Philadelphia .... 62 72 .463 24'^ tread adds traction. •• Winner of First Halt Ohio State and Michigan State on Saturday's exhibition game with ging. Chicago 49 82 .374 36 Sunday's Schedule consecutive Saturdays this fall, the Washington Redskins. 6.70-13, 7.90*14«AO» Houston 47 84 .359 38 V The hunting season commences Saturday Play Off Game for tubsUii Mack H when various members of the railbird clan will be Second Hall Winner New York 33 98 .252 52 6.70-13,7.30-14'1369! * fair targets for shotgunners. Rail shooting oppor- Shrewsbury Twp. vs. Oceanview No games Monday Expect Record Entry List tubaUii whit* Tavern Today's Games 'Nut *xcl» tax anil tradi-la tunities are unfortunately almost non-existent in (at Rumson) New York at Philadelphia (2, Ilrt. Monmouth County, although occasional clappers, Bhreirabanr (S) Jerry'i Bar (!) twi-night) AB R H AB It H For Wall's Sept. 1 Card Roblmon.rf •> 0 2!Mnnahin.2b 4 0 0 Chicago at Pittsburgh (N) or mud hens, are to be found in wetlands back of Rojcn.cr 2 1 OlAndrewB.lf 4 0 1 Houston at St. Louis (N) F.Aumsck r> .1 I l'Oinirllll.u 1 0 l WALL TOWNSHIP - A track First race, the novice event, Port Monmouth and Belford. Hawxh'll.lr 4 0 Olllaurer.c 3 0 0 Cincinnati at Los Angeles (N) B.Duprce.c 4 1 l|OI!berl.3h 1 0 0 Milwaukee at San Francisco record field rj more than 100 gets the green flag at 8:30 p.m. Real mud hen country are the salt marshes of Walsh.2b 4 1 UMadserUb 1 1 1 Budftu'e.lh 2 O OlConnnrscf 2 1 0 (N) cars is expected to jam Wall Sta Tommie Elliott raced to his Ocean, Atlantic and Cape May Counties. Some E.Aum'k,3r> 3 0 KPrusk'ltr.lb 2 0 (I dium's pit area Saturday for the third feature event win of tha Shea.ss 3 1 lIKeenan.r* 3 0 0 Wednesday's Schedule authorities say cream of the hunting is to be had Wlttck.p 3 0 0 Milwaukee at San Francisco running of Wall Stadium's com- 1962 season last Saturday night bination classics. lo move closer to an un- between Tuckerton and Ocean City. Nice thing 29 5 1 25 1 3 New York at Philadelphia (N) Shrewsbury Twp 10(1 01(1 0.1-S Modified and sportsmen divi- precedented third modified cham- Jrrry'B Bar 000 000 20-2 Chicago at Pittsburgh (N) about it, bulk of the acreage is unposted. 2B—Mudsrn. Hits orf-F. Aumack 3 Houston at St. Louis (N) sion cars will race the 100-lap dis- pionship. In 8: Wltlpk 7 In R. BO— Aumack 8; The flying Purple Four modi- According to state game management technicians, Wlltek 2. Walkn—Aumack •>: Wlltek 6. Cincinnati at Los Angeles (N) ance in a time-trialed event the mud hen population has bounced back handsomely which could well determine the fied racer battled its way through modified track champion for \%1. Iwavy early race traffic to move after a succession of poor nesting years. A big crop 200-Car Demolition Derby Sporls cars of the Sports Car to lhe front with just eight of the of young birds was hatched on the marshes last spring, Handicap League will go the 50- 30-laps remaining. and there were no violent storms with accompanying iap rout'e with the field expected After a tough battle with sports- (o exceed 25 starters. men division star Don Stives of high tides to break up the clutches in the early summer. At Langhorne Sept. 16 Hightstown, Elliott took over for Insofar as sora rail shooting in the wild oats mead Three-quarter midgets, more good and won by,two lengths in LANGHORNE, Pa., - "I've qualified along with 40 other 100- :lian 30 cars, will travel the 50- the fast time of 8:08.6 — only ows of the Maurice River is concerned, virtually little driven in a lot of auto races, but car demo champs for the right ap distance. four a half seconds off the 10- or nothing is known of seasonal prospects. Unlike there's nothing quite like driving to compete in the world's champi- And the novice division racers, mile tract record. clappers, sora breed out of the state. It is always dif- in a demolition derby," say Lee onship at Langhorne. 'rom 25 to 30, will start the 20- Stives had a r^al battle on his ap novice [mature event, another ficult to check on the status of the sora population. Schriver of Hanover, Pa., one of More than just fame awaits the hands for second money as the the 41 demolition champs sched- winner of this event. There's also •ace which could determine the fleet Chevrolet No. 68 nf Pete Just about the only place left where boats and uled to compete i in the world's a bundle of fortune. The 200 who championship because of the cur- Frazce of Railway, another for- guides are available is Mauricetown in Cumberland first 200-car demolition derby at climb into the cars can pick up rent clo^rf battle among Bob Voor- mer track champion, just barely hees, Stan Van Brunt and Tom County. Al Reeves is the chief outfitter there. Tele- Langhorne Speedway Sunday, $1,250, the winner's share of the missed -catching him at the fin- Sept. 16. purse. Green. ishing win:. be on the safe side! phone him at Port Norris 412-R-l for reservations. "I guess the closest thing to it There will be no holds barred In all, from 110 to 120 cars Fourth was Art Fillbrunn of SEAT BELTS-THEY'RE LIFE-SAVERS! No federal duck stamp is required of railbird gun- would be like being in a battle when the 200 drivers are released will take part. Modified and Staten Island, another sportsmen Protect yourself and your fam- ners, just regular state hunting licenses.. Daily bag with shrapnel flying all around within the confines of Langhorne sportsmen division stock cars and division driver, while fifth spot you and no place to hide," Speedway. They'll have one the T.Q. midgets will be timo went to Englishlown's Jim Hoff- ily! For all cars including those iimit on clappers is 15; on sora, 25. Schriver added. "It's the most thought in mind stop the other trials for starting positions in the man in his No. 11 modified. with factory-installed floor thrilling experience 'I've man. And each will use every main event beginning at 5:30 p.m. The victory gives F.lliott a 58 6 IACH brackets. Cam-type buckle. BILLS SIGN VETERAN The 31-year-old Matuszak re had." tactic imaginable to be the only Twt-nly-foiir of Ilia fastest modi-jnoin> learf-oW Frazee, who NOMIIMl CHHH BUFFALO. N.V. (AP) - The cently was released by the Bal Schriver earned his demolition one to survive the mechanical fied and sportsmen division cars gunning for his second trad' Wide choice of colors. fO INITAU Buffalo Bills yesterday signed mangled metal and you'll have will make the (ield wllh the fast- haninionsh \ Two races remair timore Colts. He also played derby wings after he won a 100- M«rv Matusztk, an eight-year tnanagled metals and you'll li.ive est on the pole. Twenty-six T.Q.'on the stl'jdule — Saturday v«t«ran of the National Fooiba")l with Pittsburgh, San Francisco car derby. By winning the largest some idea what Langhorne Speed- midgels will make the field — might's double-point 100-lapper League club. and Green Bay. demo derby - up to now - he way will look like. also with tbe fastest on tire pole.'and the Seat. 8 30-laa «ontut 16-Taeidiy, Ajign* 28, 1962 RED PANK REGISTER STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS end OVERGARB eooE/yEse By Ceean Bridge Column WS£ JOKEft$ M& rW$ WE A "ASTRO-GUIDE" IMSJCHASPWOeTTWG H you tjways got "book" hands €WWG THAT GUW-BOY THE LtO BE SHMV/ITHE PROPERTY, OUT Of HERE, OWEOF THEM to bid. the pUyer with the best IDEA WE'D CAJ.LEO THE J^^ILAH STEVE/ CALUHG' Pr«$«nt—For You and would always win. The awkward THE HANDS POLICI/ hands call for judgment rather Yourt • • • You should, make a than memory. North dealer good impression, as chum and Both tides vnlnenbla This hand puzzled the experts NORTH personality are highlighted. This in the" recent Life Master Pair 4K t 6 is an excellent time to seek co- Championship. The problem was Borough ol Khr«winur> me The following Municipal question will available. Think of this the next mix \.>,Y For Sheinwold's 36-page book- BLOOD.' appear on the general election ballot time you have a very good hand to bo voted November 6. 1062: On Delaware let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,' "Shall Isabel R. Parker, who hat with only three-card support for held the office of Tax Collector of the. send 50c to Bridge Book, Red Soroush of Shrewsbury continuously for partner's suit. Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand more than ten tio> years from the River Basin There was a small point in the date at her election, continue to hold la of tJ Central Station, New York 17, Uie office ol Tax Collector of the Bor- WASHINGTON (AP) — Con- P y »e hand. At most tables ough of BhreWBbury during good !)<•- West N. Y. havtor and not be removed therefrom gressional authorization has been| opened the queen of spades, except Tor good cause ehown «f'.er a sought to begin development of (holding the trick. The expert de lair and impartial trial, pursuant to MARK TRAIL By ED DODD trie proviaiona of Title 4U:4t>-6.M to 6.22 the Delaware Riwr Basin. fenders then cashed the ace ol Incluiivft of the Revised Statutes o( New Jener (Chapter 350 P. L. Army engineers, seeking the clubs before continuing spades, 16 In-the-Air 1MT)?" authority yesterday, estimated just to guard against accidents. r^ CONGEE LOOK.VOO-RE MR8. PAUL 8. FABRY. L AN6KY WITH ME, MOT FALLING Boroujh Clerlt. cost of the development at $591 J22.O8 Signs to Go HARVEY-1 THOUGHT FOR THIS GUT •US. 7. II. 21, 23 million, including a $122 million Toy or Hassock VOU WERE A LITTLE TRAIL, ARE NOTICE dam at Tocks Island that would COUSH ON MARK, VOU? TAKE NOTICE that the ippllcatlon -THATGAU./ MARION W. BERNARD and AL- create a lake 30 miles lojig in On Parkway JOE REALTY CO.. INC.. for the ap- Pennsylvania and New Jersey. proval of a cite plan showing pro- W00DBRIDGE - The New posed construction of barna, accessory The engineers told a Senate Jersey Highway Authority today buildings and a (raining trferk to bf used !n connection with the breeding, public works subcommittee that announced it will put up some raising, itabllnc and training of race hones on Rlverdale Farm, iltuated on the Budget Bureau has not ob- 16 signs-in-the-air along the Gar- thi southerly side of RJverdaie Ave- jected to the engineers' cost den State Parkway to raise the you KNOW ttuft and ihown on the tax map - BETTER THAN Block 62. Lots 3-2-3 and 4. will recommendations, but the bureau outlook for clear and safe traf- THAT-HCW GOULD beard at a special meeting of the suggested that Congress should fic direction. I VIHEN...VOU KNOW Planning Board or the Borougn of New specifically authorize eight fed Shrewsbury at 7:« P.M., Thursday, Authority vice chairman John THERE'S NO ONE September 6, 1962, at thi Sycamon eral aid projects in the basin. BUT VOU.' Public School, 961 Byceraore Avenue, B. Townsend said the 16 over- New Shrewsbury. N. J. Eleven othter projects would be Coplei of the'flte plan have beer head structures are planned as lodged 'iih the Secretary ol the Plan built by the states, New Jersey. part of a major renovation-and- NUBBIN By JIM'BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL nine Board and same have bbee n filefild! Pennsylvania, New York and with the Office of th« Borough Clerk improvement program on park- where they are available for your in- Delaware, and local interests. Of way signs to serve future as well TWINK'S AUWWS J •ppctlon. the toial cost for the dam, the WHAT TlMg ARg Dated; Aug. 28, 1962. as current traffic. ^'ISECBACXS ABOUT AW MARION W, BERNARD federal government would pay BOAT.' JU SHOW HEU/ VOU B1A5TIN& ALJOE REALTF^EALTY CO.CO.,, INC. $93.5 million and the four states The 16 elevatedand illuminated OFF? By; FRANK X. WENT Aug. 21 the remainder. signs, cantilevered or bridged over the roadway, will be set up NOTICE Sen. Joseph S. Clark, D-Pa. ''Notice la hereby given that ieale< asked the subcommittee to in- before critical traffic points along blda will be received by Borough c the parkway to proclaim major Rumaon for the pavfrjf of Navealn clude the projects in this year's Avenue In.the Borough of Rumson I connections available from exits thi t. County of Monmouth with a public works authorization bill. MphaHic concrete amrface upon ai immediately ahead. •riding oil and atone foundation, eat! tnated amount of aiphaltlc coneret Such structures are planned In •uriace pavement required la 37& •quare yards, and opened and read It advance of parkway exits leading public at Borough Hall on Septernbe So. Jersey to Rts. 3, 4, 17, 33, 34, 35 and 36, 13. 1962 at 8:30 P.M., Daylight Saving. 4. "Drawings, specifications and and U.S. Rt. 46 among others. lor mi of bida, contract! and bond for They will augment five experi- the propoied work, prepared by Beach Work Thomai P. Santry. Engineer, and ap- mental units now in use on the proved by the Slate Highway CornmlS' •loaer, have been filed In the office o parkway. the laid engineer at 1 Lennox Ave Nears Finish Sue, Rumson, New Jersey &nd of said Another will be erected in ad- POGO By WALT KELLY Btate Highway Commissioner, Trenton, WASHINGTON (AP) — The Ar- vance of the parkway's south- Jr. J. and may be Inspected by pros pectlve bidden during business hoilra. my engineers expect to complete bound exit to the N. J. Turnpike Bidden will be furnished with a copy his week a $2.4 million emer- here. The authority and turnpike Of the specifications and blue prints of fc h the drawings by the engineer on prop- will share the cost of the Exit er notice and payments of coit of pre shore- pa ration. Bids must be made on stand a-cotto wonderful gift. n ,or 129 unit, with the state Highway arri proposal form* In the mannei line ripped by storms and high designated therein and required by the Toy, pal, TV hassock—a baby Department — which main- •peclflcatlons. must b« enclosed ir .ides last inarch. tains this section of the parkway •ealed envelopes, bearing the nam* bear big enough for a six-year And address of bidder and name o In a report on'progress of emer- old. Fun to make—small fortune —making changes in other ad- the road on outside addressed to Ror vance signs. OUgh Council, Borough of Rumson gency shore protection works, the|t0 buy. Pattern 671: pattern; di- Jlonmomh County, N. J. and must be engineers fixed Saturday as the ctions In another phase of the new accompanied by a N on-Coll us ion af- re fidavit and a certified check for not target for completion oMhe proj-j Thirty-five cents in coins for signing program, the authority less than ten (lOi percent of thi •mqunt bid, provider! aald check need ects, and Strathmere-Sea Isle this pattern—add 10 cents for will identify overpassing roads to not be more than 120,000.00 nor ahal ity areas provide local landmarks for fur- dot be less than $500.00 and be ri* each pattern for first-class mail. llvered at the place on or before the The only work to be completed i Send to Laura Wheeler, care of ther guidance of prakway motor- hour named above. The standard pro- posal form and the Non-Collusion Af- are sand fences at Brigantine and The Register, Needlecraft Dept., ists. Work has started on the fidavit are attached to the supple- Cape May. P.O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Sta- name signs to identify all roads mentary specifications, copies ol which will tie furnished on application to en In addition, the report, which tion, New York 11, N. Y. Print and railroads which cross over tineer. the parkway. By order of the Mayor and Council. was made public by Sen. Clifford plainly pattern number, name, MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST ALBERT A. KERR, JR.. Case, R-N.J,, said 23 com-iaddress and zone. Meanwhile, the conventional Borough Clerk, Aug. 28 J135T munities built their own emer- NEWEST RAGE-SMOCKED signs at parkway exits and en- I'D CONSIDER IT A PRIVILEGE N0!---rVE HAD W THOUGHT* accessories plus 208 exciting trances in general will be revised IF YOU'D LET MC READ PAWtD OVER 6V THE. HANDS OF PKVlNfi BLPEniOn COURT OF MCW JERSEY gency protection and can apply STRANCJEM FAR TOO MUCH! CHANCERY DIVISION for federal reimbursement total- needlecraft designs in our new and enlarged to Increase their YOU CARRY THAT N0TE5O0K MONMOtJTH COUNTY 1963 Needlecraft Catalog—just recognition and readability. The AND PtNOL WITM WU tVERYWHtit, 6OODNK5HT Dnrkrt F 133M1 ng about $2 million. PRISCIUAI-IVt WONDERtD IF ANTHONY CAMPO Plaintiff out! Fashions, furnishings to massive program will take about All applications lor reimburse- VOU WRJTE POETRY! W0RD» JOIN HAND) BUILY ONEILL, her hetri, etc. »l at ment, the report said, are sched- crochet, knit, sew, weave, em- two years to complete. The 173- AMD DANCE IN MY Defendants broider, quilt. Plus free pattern. Civil Action led to be processed by Sept. IS. mile parkway has more than 340 MIND--AND I WRITE NOTICE TO DEFENDANTS OF TIME. Send 25 cents now! entrance and exit ramps. THEM DOWN- PLACE AND AMOUNT REQUIRED FOR REDEMPTION* TO: Emily O'Neill, her helra. de- Salmons Celebrate Tjsees and personal representatives, •nd her. their or any of their tuccfji- DAILY CROSSWORD •ors In right, title and Interest; "JOHN Sons Birthday ACROSS 3. Beaded HOE", husband or Emily O'Neill, the 22. Capital •aid name "John DOP" lielng fictitious; BELFORD — The second birth- l.Unpresaed, lizard of »nd THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY. day of David Bruce Salmon, son aa trotuer* 4. Spanish Latvia By virtue of an Order of the Su- perior Court or NVw Jersey, Chancery if Mr. and Mrs. Walter Salmon, 6. Sort noblemen 23. Hea- tUvlalon, Monmouth County, martf on U. Ablaze the 7th day of Aiigunt 1962 In a cmia* Oceanview Ave., was celebrated 6. Affirmative then wherein Anthony Campo is the plaintlfl U.MUaiMippl reply Image •nd you «re th^ derernJanti, and where last Thursday at a circus party. In a default Judgment has been taken wharf 6. Rids of 34. Drop against vou In this came, and wherc- Attending were Mrs. R. Mar- 18. Ruby obstructions Ih the Court found that there In due hall Smith, Mrs. Jessie Teed and flat tfl the plalntlfr the sum of SWXfft tn- •plnel 7. Impose, on RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA 'ether with taxfd costs and interest Mrs. Serena Havens, Riverside 14. Important aa taxes water ?rom July 2nd 1962, on his tax sale Heights; Mrs. William Leighton occurrence 8. Hall! errtiflcate covering premises known as 26. Like follows: and daughter, Sheri and Wendy, 15. Biblical 9. Japanese a hare , ITS A -DOGS SEE All thosB lots tracln or parcel of land. character •tiuate, laying and being in the Town- Port Monmouth; Mrs. Melvin coin SO. Property COMPLETE THIMS OMLV IN •hip of MlcMletnwn. founty of Mon- and son Robert, Ealon- 18. Merry 10. Place 31. Thus WASTE- mouth and Btate of N>w Jersey, hn- Wade 17. Movable 39. God of war BLACK AMD WHITE. Ins Lotn^ ff snd if 10 In Block • ms town; Mrs. Bruce Miller and 16. Proceed 34. Exclama- 4O.Definlt» ihown on. map known as Lrnliton. Mon- barrier IS. Ahead mouth County, N>w JTSPV. Said lota daughters, Keri and Leslie. Mrs. tion article •hown on an official survey man made 10. Dance itep 19. Wharf 35. To blue- 41. Noahs by Frank Oihorne. CK, Mlddletown, David Applegate and son, Daniel, 22. Mature da.tP'1 April flth 1911 and entitled Map 20. Measure pencil second aon Of Leonard Tract, Leri«nn. Said map Mrs. Joseph Kochinsky and son, 25. Oily, aa of land 37. Incites has he en duly filed In the Monmouth Joseph, Mrs. Vernon Salmon and 42. Oil-yield- County Clerk'* Office. surface 21. Kind of 38. Roll of ing trea Miss Verna Salmon, Belford. and 27. Unoccupied And the Court by satrt Order, havlnn terrier cloth 41Mover'i all •*J the 7lh ri»y of Replemtier Ift62 be- Mrs. David Toole and sons Brad j 2S. Ghostlike tween thK hnum of 10:00 a.m. and <:nn p m.. prevailing time, and Earl and Jeffrey, Liverpool, N.Y. 29. Billy person 1 3 4. 5 b 9 10 Eastmond. Tnwnahip Cnlleclor oT thp 31.1*r«ly, T iwiuiun of Middlptnwn Rt hi« office In the Tnwnslilp Hall. In Mlddletcwn. noisy frolic II Cmntv o? Monmnuth and State of New a Jersey, as the lirnr. plare nnd pi?r«Jf^V JS" Xb Atto'nfv for Plaintiff TAD.' FOR GOODNESS "NOW,/MOM, 100 Highway tfM V. Riley of Rsd Bank, is as- Bora SAKBS, GO WASH M3UR BUT I HAVE! Red Bank. M. J. 17 IB RNISHEOM Dated: August 24th 1062 signed to the United States Air'43^vitsOIty FACE'. MX/RE ALL YA Vs, MESSVJ Force hospital here as an oral 44]Custom 29 surgeon. 14»! Comer The Board of Education of the Ror '/A •Ugh of Fair Haven, V .1. requests A graduate of New York Uni-j 46. Express it J4 bldR for.Iandnrnpin)! '(rrartlnc nnrl SfeH- versity, the doctor is married tol oneself V/A% 1nj[i the Knollwootl Brhon! plnygronri], 5 gn area of approximately Di-cr SIT-. the former Toshie Suganuma of theatrically b s Sppclftcfttlnnd m^y he ohlain^t' tnitn Japan. 47.Co«y '/A fhf Becrrtary of the Rnarri of Educa- ft ft.•M. tion. Knoliwoftd Schinl. Ham-n I!n»d retreats M F»!r llaven. N. J. BliU mult he re. DOWN ««lte^1 In that office by *;nfl'P.M nn Byron (Whizzer) White, the 4* ••ptemher 6. 1M2. The Board re.seryes newly appointed Supreme Court LBlavto 45 the right to1 reject any or all hirii In curse wtlvll or In part. justice, was an all-pro halfback RICHARD J. I.YO.M lAta. 47 Becretary in 1M0 with the Detroit Lions of the National Football League. distance 'A ANNOUNCEMENTS •OATS A ACCESSOIIES HELP WAMTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT RZD BANK REGISTER Tuesday, August 28, LOST AND FOUND W SAILBOAT — Jlnr eoMUHoi/ rotur, mm EAW vmx zttit a good Mer*- ASiOlTAHT UAHAQITRa — Depart- APARTMENTS RtAt i$?AT€ fOt SALE HOUSES FOR SALE retflai, Jib as4 tain, tuertm sails, tarj and will pay lot salary to get ment gum; U,ow - H.'J/> yesr. LOsTT — any aialature Oermaa r% (utt auxtuu?. eittpi twg. call berl £bortbacd is MscatlaJ aad exj*r ZPKRTuktrr HXADS — Aito WJD- FREE HOVSES WQZ SAtE HEW sVSmtujer, Wt« jrrmt Stnet, near enee Referred- Writ* alAKog qualifi- , rn • »IO

U. Red flank $39.95 PAY ONLY RENT butmtnt, i«n 418. FOE QUICK BALI _ 1HW OM7T0WW KmiAvyvt* reKfcsenutlvs will Inter- ALUUMIUM COMBUUTIOM BOOR . Owner, I or pbo» m 1-8400, view tx ttils rjf&ce on Wednesday, Wita tin purchue of 10 welded corner AT KIDS WANTED : 1/WT — Faubook Ho.'"»-L«737. nSSir QIRL WANTED ~ Kauri » to 3, Dtn- August is, 11 a.m. to 1 B.w. only. Aicos. Aluminum cotnblnaUon wlndowi Onlr k!4s ire ntttti to toroplet* th«' roim-Mou pwus co-op«it»v. pltua return la IConmoBth County Vk til's LKicoheooettt, 1<4 Kunuuu Kl., N.J. BTiiTHS EHPliOYUEMT BERVICE at HS.tt each. Totsd price for UBU picture ol this lovely four-bedroom TIVE - »W.6O monthly JociiKleii «JK 6onsJ But, 63 Broad 8L, Red Sulk. BinaiiN - uj turn jrau oaal u Llttls Bilver. A a Itat Front st Red Bank door and 10 windows tttt.SO. LIMITED BEAUTIFUL ;ape Cod. It bu everythlnj else In- utllUlei maintenance, laie«. improve- am. Uf bank ratei nnudni ar NO FTCE CHAROED OFFER. No money down, first pay- mint. made. 38 Bditeir Amw, * LOST — Pusbook No. L4H8J. Finder raagtmeats computed In oat call at HOUSEKEEPER — Over 3S. Expert ment December. cluding convenient location, a lovelj Shrewsbury Township. LI zaiB please return to Monmouth County Na- any ol our office* THB UOmfOUTH eneed, references, sleep In, one nur» EXPERIENCED CHEF landscaped lot, gas h«at, large est-ln tional Buk, Little Silver. COUNT'S NATIONAL BANK. IB I' ery school child, m day week. Week, MABTIMl'S DINER, HWY. 33 PROWN'S TIVOLI GARDEN kltcben plus a Cull basement. A per- ST. MARY'S PARISH AREA. Thre 1000. ends off. Call CA 2-6588 morning*. Keansburg fect picture It bedroom ranch. FHA, tppralttd, » CAT — Brawn terns-le, may be weai BABTENDER8—Housemen, desk clerk, 32 Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-7500 00U 787-3769- ing pink collar. Lost in Rumson. Re- 16' BOAT — Fiberglased, In water. HOUSEKEEPER — Five days a week, APARTMENTS $13,990 wart. S91-M88. 1 sleep In, working mother, OS 1-262 live In. Dishwasher, porters. Hotel open COMPLETE SET of.TV equipment and i »125. J6 Capa Cod, a> Is, «35 firm. all year. Apply in person all week, 3 parts. Ham equipment. Enlarger and Qualified Gt N*° Money Down FuPLKxiiOUSE - 3M7 BhrewlbursjA OB MEiCT after 6. mornings only. to S or call 8(2-2003. darkroom equipment. Lathe, drill prcau FHA Only S450 Down Ave Red Bank. For Information call. We pay all the extras, in- Subject to mortgage approval f TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION WANTED , SALESWOMEN WANTED — For per- MAINTENANCE AND CUSTODIAN —| and air compressor, welding equipment' BH T42D6 _ _ TURNABOUT, good condition. manent positions In women's accesso- Factory, steady Jobs, references re- drills, grinders, miscellaneous tools. cluding gas, electric heat, LITTLE Bll7vER — Reduced to v&\,* DRIVING COMPANION WANTED — SH 1-8603 ries. Must have experience. Apply In Shelves, benches, all sorts mlscellane- BEACH AGENCY person J. YANKO, 30 Broad Street, quired CANTERBURY KNITTERS, ous parti. Call CA S-7660. leaving area. Small Colonial, dormer To than driving en route to Missouri, LYMAN U14", Evlnrude 25 h.p., elec Red Bank. LTD.. Locust Street. Keyport. hot water, TV antenna, park 1400 Hwy'35 Middletown across brick, four bedrooms plus oo« would comtder passenger going part RANCH MINK STOLE; — Never V way. Leave first week September. 642- trie starter. Completely equipped Bacra. BUTCHERS — Five days, steady, good unftnlshoJ. two baths, separate dlnlnf, flee. Call evenings and nopn, LI 2' EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, days, J200. Call ing, etc. OS 1-2727 firnplacc, Bcr«rnpd porch, dry *>**«* 3200. pay. BABATO'S PORK STORE, 500 LO $-0139 2801. • only. Apply In person. Martini's Diner, Main Street, BcKord. 787-W1D. Dailv to 8 p.m. Sat. Sun. to 6 ment. attached garage. 117.800. 6H l- Hlshway 36, East Keanibuig. 781^9883. AUTOMATIC electric dryer; 30" Plus tic. i>il rtrni Eutate Broker 2306. ..1- REDUCED PRICES on 1962 lines OI iif-LEVEL IN BT. LEO'S PARISH —•', AUTOMOTIVE boati, motors and trailers. BOAT. SKI WAITRESSES — Experienced, full oi trie range; upright piano. ASSUMITlfiN — A macnilU'lrnl & SCOOTER CENTER, 78 White Bt., rt-tlme. Apply in person, Shore Four HELP WANTED—Male - Female SH " •"- Like new condition, Four bedroom"., n, Highway 36, Hatlet FAMILY SWIM CLUB Why iifrt fisaiime tills lovely Itl- V-, baths, family room, two-car garege. - AUTOS AM) TRUCKS Red Bank. S EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY USED BATHROOM EQUIPMENT — In- l hninr? Vm\r bed rooms, rHCrciition Traniiferml owner aBkind 121500. REO- < 1950 DODOB -, Four door, good con- 22' HARDTOP 1958 TROJAN 109 SECRETARY — Must be experience Executlve-Sales-Off ice-Domestic eludes stall shower, wash basin, toilet PRIVILEGES , onf-rar nttached EJirage. Mnve DION AfiENCY. ResJtori, Ml Mapl» dition, fro. Gray engine, elgtit-hours, head, link, and well educated^ preferably vmi sincerity and ability with high etnic* ^llh lUttnrca, t35. CO 4-0768, alter 6 t in, no dpliiy. Hurry, Hurry! 'IV Ave corner Bergen PI.. Befl Ban*. ' college training or experienced In thj row imiy he too late. Call now. Ask- 291-9067 fully equipped. Top condition, In water. Resume - vocational guidance services EAWSPIN DRY WASHING MACHINE 741-9100. Member Multiple IJetlnf. U.650. 787-4M2. employ or a college administration 60 Broad St SH 7-0577 Red Bank —Almost new, S15. All for only ... $135 for Sli'.IXHi WALKKH & WALKKK, CHEVY II — 1D82, white six-cylinder Full or part-time. Excellent worklnf 842-2880 imrs. KuHt side of Ttt. :15, Middlf- IMMEDIATFOCCUPANCY stick, asking 11,795. Call aRer (, 671- 1962 ZOBEL 24' shelter skiff, 55 hours, conditions. Teleohone during buslnesi BARB EMPLOYMENT AOBNCV one-bedroom apartment, n fiipprnxwnatply 1(K» fpi'i north of Best offer. No 10 Kings Hwy, MIJ4U- 215 h.p., V-S Gray. Many exlras. Like Hours. SH 7-2(41. Evenings SH 1-0803 qualified Personnel For Quality Oniprs illctown HhoppiMK Ct'ntprt. Opt«n aev- town. [Aiur.bedtonm h(iu««. 016^847. new. (3050. 842-3355 or 842-1866. 210 Broad Long Branca CA J-4747 AWMINUM~SIDING iliiya. OS 1-11126. OB I-Xill. CO 4- 1959 FORD FAIRLANE — Two-door NIGHT WAITRE8SEB — Experience, extras were not included ^_ LITTLE SILVER RANCH"— With over hardtop, radio, heater, power steering. SUMMER BEAflON'S SALE good pay. steady position. L&M RES ACE EMPLOYMENT AOENCV Innulated aluminum siding. an ficrt; ot property Including many W95. 872-0074 1982 8EAW00D SKIFF - 26' Hard TAURANT, SH 7-9270. Every order & applicant our specialty GRADE. rent would be $105. WN SpTlt~~levKl. flfvon fruit irri'n, dogwoods vfEetahle garden top. 219 Gray List (5.7H), sale (4.550. 12 Broad St.. tied Bank 811 7-3494 1957 PLYMOUTH-Belvedere, four-door WOMAN — To work part-time tendim room fl. 1'i baths, garatf. lot W)SIPJ7. and ihaded walk with flab pond. Fire- 1962 8EAWO0D SKIFF — 30' Hull. REAL OPPORTUNITY OPEN for ex- PROWN'S Ideal nfiKhljorhood for chlMrpn. Ask- plucc in living room, dfntr* room, fam- sedan, A-l condition, radio, and heater, List (1,760, sale (1,360, All boats Lap. dry cleaning and laundry store a Red Bank SH 1-7500 automatic. 37,000 miles, garage kept. strake mahogany and copper riveted DONALDS COIN O MATIC LAUNDRY, perlenced real estate person. HighwayW* Hroaa Other apartments 4 Vi and SAli.MO, OS 1-3V.M. ily kitchen, throe bedrooma, paneleo Asking MM). IS Maplewood Ave.. off LO 6-3O20. South Bridge Ave. and Newman springs mutltple listing office needs help U REFRIGERATOR — Automatic de Dp; A I. --~brarlons, bfiaut7fni grounifi, den, basement plfiyroom, email green- River Rd., Rumson. Rd. Apply any mDrnlnff. 741-C808. walk-Ins and phones. Good leads go- froater and ice maker, electric Servel, five rooms. See our now five four-five bod rooms, rten. (3R.50O. Will house. Near school and shopping. Ex- Inr begging, p. O. Box 208, Middle- 13 cu. ft. Bent offer. WE 8-2U6. conslrfer offer. KE 1-0700. cellent neighborhood. J22.6OO. HEDDEN , 1»S1 CHEVROLET itatlon wagon, nine GENERAL, HOU8EWORKER — Pla town, N. J. AGENCY Realtors. 301 Mapla Ave., passenger, four-door, radio, neater BUSINESS NOTICES COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR -- Ex room, two-bedroom units. KAlTTTlAVEN "—Now eight-room epltt. cooking, experienced. Modern rand PIZZA MAKER — Steady position corner Rerj(en PI., Red Banh. fiimm. Good condition, tlOO. BH 7-9558 house. References. Sleep In or oul cellent condition, (reezer top, J70. LOCL'fiT — Blx room ranch, Member Multiple Listing ELECTRICIAN KK 1-3OTD. good p&y, all kinds of kitchen hell SH 1-23ID 291-0003 r MOTOR 8COOTER - 1953 NSU Prlma. Home and Industrial wiring, 220 volt wanted. Day shift and night shift Westwood and Bath Aves. UUMBON ~ Gracious colonial hom« on B.000 miles, In good condition. Call service. Dryers, ranges, pumps and DOCTOR'S OFFICE — Long Branch, L&M Restaurant, 619 River ltd.; Kaf TWO MAPLE BUNK BEDS — Com- dPep water lagoon. I^arge living room CA 2-M82 after 7:30 pm. heaters. Free estimates. CO 4-5916 or Secretary-receptionist. Write reference! Haven. SH 7-9270. • plete. Kitchen set, live chairs, table, Long Branch and formal dining room, modern kitch- and qualifications to P.O. Box 689, R four lounge chairs. BH T-3G17. WEEKLY SPECIAL 1951 DODOE — Four-door, good con- 402-6967. REAL ESTATE PERSON wanted wttl en, den, four hedrooms, 2^4 bath*, love- ' olnon. Bank. 110-A POLAROID CAMERA Wink CA 2-2030 ly rear garden, low taxes. $44,760. DRESSMAKING, tailoring, alterations, or without experience. Earn (8,000 tc Matawan area. Two Ilreplacps In this REDDEN AGENCY. Realtors, 301 BH 7-0121 repairs, zippers and hems. CA 2-6244 REGISTERED NURSES — All Hilt, $12,000 year, grow with our organize* light, exposure meter, prlnl copier, steady employment. Write "AQ" B carrying Case, filters. A-l condition. TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, prl 91' long brick home for winter time Maple Ave.. corner Ber«en Pt, net! 1993 FORD — Two door, or LI 2-1087. tloii. CABEY'S AGENCY, Ilwy. vate entrance, all utilities Included. Prl enjoyment can be yours In thla ex- Bark. 741-SlOO. Member Multiple Llgllng Victoria til, Red Bank. Fleetwood Dr.. Hazlet 2M-Si<2. Used »ix times. Wrlta "B.J.," Box Ml, CHARLES HOWER — Mason Con- Red Bank. vate parking lot, SEA BRIGHT BAH- citing three-bedroom rancher. Jt fea- 1 787-2244 tractor. No Job too small. SH 7-4479 or PRACTICAL NURSE OH NURSES AIT BINTON, SQUASH AND RACQUET tures a family room'20x15 feet with ONE OF A KIND — Notllilir UKe It In SACRIFICE — 1860 Fora Oalaxle v-8, SH 1-0172. —Apply In person 10 a.m, to 2 p.m. SITUATIONS WANTED, Femali THREE-PIECE—Living room set li CLUB, Box 32(, Sea Bright. 842-lir~ a fireplace, dining room, two 15x15 this prlcn ranee. Seven yeani old. lour-door hardtop, 21,000 milts, JI.60O. mVERCREBT NURSING- HOME, 31 good condition. Three mahogany leath- bedrooms, and one (lightly smaller, Air friendly neiphbois, (our bedrooms, cen, er-top tables. Reasonable. 787-6268. SPRING VIEW GARDENS modern kitchen, screened play-yarn, OB 1-2110. FOR TREE WORK, C4Q tree service. Chapin Avenue. Red Bank. .. JMAN — Wishes to mind child or 283-B SPRING ST. conditioned den, laundry room, base- Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI SECRETARY — Experienced, shorl children ia her own home. Mlddletown MORSE SEWING MACHINE — Port. DELUXE ~ Four nnd flvo two-bed board hot water heat, four-car garage, full basement, easy financing. Just iKS FORD FAIRLANE V-8 two-door, 2-4220 for tre* estimates. Full Insurance area. OS 1-1861. H. Like new. All attachmentB. room apartments. Spacious throughout liasfinent 80x30 with fireplace. Bar and offered »l m.BOO. First rom« first Fordomatlc, radio, heater, (500. SH 7- coverage. hand, typing, general office routln shuffle hoard go too. Aluminum com- hoiiRM. HALL ISR08., Kcaltors. Mem- 0518. WOMAN WISHES to care for one o 787.(3043 Available September, Octohpr, Novem- PAINTINO-PAPERHANOINO —For a CANTERBURY KNITTERS, LTD., Lc ber. Adults, For appointment please binations. Lot 200-150. Many fxtrnd. ber Mulllple LUIIns. R13 Itlver Roail, two hables or pre-schoolers In ow ONE NEW ROTO-TILLER — Assorted JUKI reiluccti from S'.ft.WW to (31,900, 10M VOLKSWAGEN — Radio, heater. good clean Job. Reasonable. Call SH eust Street. Keyport. home for worhlng mother. 842-2120. call BH 1-5672. Fair Haven. BH I-1W. __^____ 7-3491. Ed Zlnser. HOSTE8S — Waitresses, cocMall wait garden tools, 19" rotary power mow- Term* cfin be- arranged. SIIREWBBURV - rit.KM. C»p« Cot, A-l condition. Private owner. $600. call resses. Desk clerk, live In. Hotel opei WILL care for child In own homi er, almost new. Call after 6 p.m. SH 7-TH R E E • R OOM COTTAGE^BathT~c Ice.i for quick sale. Csll SH T-«258. 291-1609. WEEK-END PAINTERS — We paint pletely furnished, newly dpcnratrd, gas CA8EVH AGENCY, RROKEH all year. Apply In person all weel Refined environment. Supervised play Walker Buildinp No aRftnts. ^ 1K57 PICK UP TRUCK — Good con- houses inside and out. Fences, garages, 3 to 5 or call 842-2000. LI 2-3838. heal and electric. $90 a month. 7{tt-574fi. dition, best offer. etc. Our free estimate will really sur- KOLDING WHEELCHAIR $20. Ceramic Hwy 35, -tfazlet, New Jersey PAIPTHAVEM — Seven-room colonlU. 787-9448 prlss you. Call BH 1-2595 anytime. EXCELLENT IRONER wishes lo do tile S3 a box, chain Mock, metal laths, FOUR ROOMS — Bemitifully furnifltml. Phone 204*8442 Night PUnnn 566-1834 full bR»ptn«nt. Three bedronms, one •work at home. Will call for and deliver. tool boxes 25c each. We also buy IOOIB, utilities supplied, prefer adults. Way- Open evenings and Sundays bath. Asking tlBSOO. SH W6t)0. 1855 CHEVROLET — Two-door Bel HANDY MAN WITH TRUCK — Yards, HELP Phone LI 2-3459 or SH 7-4484. n. etc. Anything. 7B7-0474. aide. Reasonable rent, PR &-3D75. Air. Slst-cyllnder, standard transmission, cellars, attic, etc., cleaned. Reasonable. TWOIJEDROOMTIIOUSB — on» mile radio, heater. Clesn. LO 812(4 after Call SH 1-2595 anytime. from Lily Tulip and 1hre« miles from six p.m. TEST COMMERCIAL RENTALS PERFECT THREE-BEDROOM split Boll Lans. 787-3101. . SHEET ROCKING SITUATIONS WANTED. Male KEYS level, eight yearg old. ll? baths, gartiR 1193 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD Sedan, New homes and alterations, dry wells, EQUIPMENT WHAT WOULD 70U 00 It you lost room, garage, pleaaant lR-nrtscaiieil (250. Call taping and. flnlshtaxs. Frea cellmate, HIGH SCHOOL BO* — Bellatle, ex- your keyrf B» safe, get extra heyi LODQE ROOM lor rent. Center ol fenced yard, good location. Near Mli 741-4707 CO 4-6916 or 462-5967. perienced, desires work after school now, Complete LOCKSMITH service. (own. Could be used also (or office NEW HOME ORDERED TECHNICIANS and waak-endf. Call CTenlcgt, SH 7- •pace. Approximately 2.400 so,, ft Write dlctown High School. {17,000. MUST BELL 1856 CHEVROLET CON- PROWN'S "LODGE" Box 511. Red Banlc Dial 741-1200 But owner doesn't want two noussl VERTTBLE — Stick floor sjhlCt, Cor- / 32 Bros4 Bt Red Bank 8H l-TOOO PHILIP J. BOWERS 8c CO. only a block apart. So aoms family vette .powered, two fours, best offer. EMPLOYMENT Apply Bendlx Corp., Semt Conductoi EXECUTIVE WITH BROAD MANAQE- OFFICER FOR RENT — Center oj Real Estate Since 18f>4 who would like a brick front ranch Call OB 1-1591, after • p.m. Division, KQ!m aU.' qualified women, within the next fev perienced with parts supply houie duly. furnished, $8& l»pf morttfi,.. Pay, oivi occupancy, 85 Park Ave, Shrewsbury IS' SEAMAN OUTBOARD SKIFF PR 5-8500. • FOR SALE 32 Broad St. Red BanK Stl 1-7500 utilities. 8 Sunset Lane, •Sfnnmautl off Sycamorf Ave. Living: room, din- price ranges needed In Matawnn-KM' Powtr 1963 100 h.p. Mercury weeks. Both day and evening sched- Beach. Ing room, kitchen, three bedrooms, ga* Mldrietown area. List your home wltn SH 1-8M7 ules. Apply BAMBEROER'S, Uonmoulh HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES who want rage. Half acre. Vets no $ down. Tion us, 8ea some real action. store, Eatontown Circle. to learn a, good trade, steady employ- MERCHANDISE WANTED LIKE LIVING ON OCEAN LINER HOMETOWN AQENOT ment, call A. Chameroy ft Son, BH 1 vet low down. See it, then call SH 7* IS' KINO SKIFF COUNTER GIRLS Apply in person. IMAGINE! $288 BUYS ELBERON — Furnished, charming co- .1000. Hwy 31 Matawan • Ideal tor ' -re fishing. HOLLY HILL DRIVE-IN, HWy. It, 0206 or BH 7-0801. WANTED lonial, six rooms, two bath, available I42-20H UBEU ORIENTAL RUGS HERE WE QO!I Let's face It ... All LO «-3800 West Keansbure. 0TATE FARM September 30. $125 mpntli. Wlnte FROM OWNER — Prlvats party wishes INSURANCE COMPANTS CHINESE AND PERSIAN rental. Call CA 9-O057, families have "split personalities". . . WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE EXPERIENCED BALEBQIRL WANTED THREE ROOMS OF v FRIEDMAN GALLERIES here's the split to fit your needs! to buy three-bedroom, lty baths, spilt Career opportunity available lor qu&l: level with basement and garage. Red Full-time, SYLVETTE'S CHILDREN'S tied man lo represent one of America' TO <-3H3 Eventan CA 2-7(82 EXECUTIVE'S HOME — Five bed There are thrro hedntoms on one level, DEPARTMErrr, Mlddletown Shopping rooms, threa baths. Includes waterfronl lib two baths NATCH (we nhould all Bank-LIncroft vicinity. To H7.S0O. largest insurance organization!. Bpecli NEW FURNITURE PIANOS WANTED—HIGHEST PRICES .•too ft. from house. $350 per month. BI "R. I.," Box Ml, Red Banfc. Center. tailored to serve the automoblli PAID. CALL H. TENZER. 308 MAIN be nt peace with the wodd .while 1.2233. nlee.JinK). larne Irving Room, Dining H0U8EW0RKER — Five days a week, 'e and fire Insurance needs of the ST.. LAKEWOOD. FO 3-2190. TWO-FAMILY HOUSE of WDIctl one1 9 to S. recent references. Call after S, vast family Insurance market. If you Don't pay outrageous prices Room (or!) Eat-In Kitchen on the en- must be ot least three bedrooms In U 2-2125. are between ages 25-45, married, high WANTED TO BUY — PortaMe type- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY trance level. Two Rood (ilze family area scrvetl by Et. James Parish. school education, college preferred. Call Our low price includes a Con writer, reasonable, In Rood condition. rooms and a "Black Sheep" fourth bed- Call after 6 p.m. or weekends. 291-0001. No, 10 Kings HlKtiway. Mlddletown, room with bath on the lower level. WEARTNEMETH AGENCY. 102 W.. WOMAN — To care tor my child and W, Luske 787-1055 for appointment. Con- temporary three-piece foam Four-bcciroom house, 016-4847, Front St., Red Bank. SH 1-2240. We Need my house. Call SH 7-9285 between 9 fidential. With professional landscaping plun other sum. and 5 p.m. Must have car. sectional, two limed oalc IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Three, desirable features including price, the {QVK HOME WANTED — WUy IUIJ HANDYMAN — Assistant to engineer, PETS AND LIVESTOCK bedroom rnnch, convenient area. S15C neighbors will never know. hcl'B take vlth us? W» advert 1st extanalvely tn ~ SALESGIRL WANTED — Experience all year position. Pleasant working step tables, cocktail table per month. SH 1-3000. a peek (even a two-car Karate!). Price ho newspapera. radio and publish a ? necessary, five-day week. Apply In per-conditions. Must be sober. Apply MOL- GERMAN SHEPHERD AT STUD — To 539,500. WAUOSn & WALKER, Real- catalog tot homo •aeltori. W» ara muTQ-' • son, 13T-B Broad Street, Red Bank LY PITCHER HOTEL. Red Bank. and two lamps; double dress approved femaiefl only. Champion sired OCEAN PORT—Unfurnished S100 month, tors. Hwy. 35, Bhrewflbury. SH 1-5212. bera of HIB TWR. a national real estate •• 1294 Eatontown Blvd. OR upstairs UCENBED dental hyglentst. full or SHORT ORDER COOK — Experienced. Red Gate Farm's Blitz. Freuaienbiut 24-Hour Service. rcfcrrsl aarvice. W« aro "Honii Trafl- part-time. Write "B.B.," Box 511, Red er bedroom, mirror, bed, and Osnabruckerland blood lines. Call apartment $70. Downstairs $*5. Ench ers" • two offices, 11 full time Bales* * USED Apply In person. Shore Point Inn, has scparalo bathroom antj kitchen, PORT MONMOUTH—Four-room hounc, people. Call WALKER A WAI*KKB. - Bank. SH 1-0055 after 4:30 p.m. Highway 35, Hazlet, mattress and spring, two Write to "Alt" Box 511. Red Bank, enclosed front porch, double Karuge., Realtora, Membirs Fled Bank Area REGISTERED NURSE — B to 1 or BARTENDER — Experienced. Apply I COLLIE PUPS — Sable nnrt tricolor work nhop, aluminum windows nnd MultlpV Lilting Herv.cn, Shrewib^irv. * 8 to 2, {We days a week. Apply In per- bed and two throw pillows BUNGALOW — On hill. Hlchlantls. Vj doors, gas heat, plot 75x100, 787-4406. person, Shore Point Inn, Highway 35, championship Block. Raised with chil- rooms, Riifl hefit, pan and electric fur- SH 1-S212 and Middlstown, OB 1-5128. son 10 e.m. to 2 p.m., RIVERCREOT flazlet. and a five-piece dinette in dren. SH 1-7710. NURSING ROME, 31 Chapln Avenue, nlslied. $65 per month. Call B72-123 OWNER TRANSFERRED — This love- Red Bank. EXPERIENCED MAN WANTED — Fornubian finish. Plus a renewed CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES — AKC reg- after 5 P.m. Saturday nnd Sunday. ly four-bedroom spilt level, recreation hardware and houseware store, / to istered, seven weeks old, good compan- room, basement, fenced-ln yard, patio, CARS guaranteed refrigerator — ions and watch dogs. CO 4-5113. DEAL — Furnished house available nicely landscapei], excellent location LISTINGS NEEDED eventually taKe over as manager. Di for winter rental. Occupancy Septem- AUTOS AND TRUCKS not reply unlesi you state cxperlenc< only $1G.!XX>. Don't tlelay, CaH tor ap- 1 all for $288 or pay $2.50 FREE — Nine month* male doe. ber 7 for school year. Seven rooms pointment. WALKER A WALKER, and starting salary. Write to "A.L., Call (thrco bedrooms) 2Uj baths. Rent $12. Realtors. East side of Rt. 35, Middle- Our six salespeople reed morel Hit* Box 511, Red Bank, N. J. weekly. SH 1-8335 per month plus Utilities. Near school, town (approximately 1000 feet north of Ings now. We are almost sold out EXPERIENCED boat yard mechanic ONE TRICOLOR FEMALE BASSET bus, railroad station. Call mornings Middletown Shopping Center). Open Dial 741-72OO and yard help wanted, year round HOUND—Two-years-old, AKC ret;lsterei or evenings, except Monday and Thun seven days. OS 1-2126, OS 1-3311. CO 4 PHIUP J. BOWERS * CO. ponltlon. Sandy Hook Bay Marina, day, KE 1-0517. 5211 Real Estate Since 1891 Highlands. 872-1450. »100. 51 Chapel Hill Rd., Mlddlctiwn WALTER a. OVERTON FIELD FURNITURE GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — OAKHURST — Split level, eight rooms. Affiliate IBM OPERATOR — Experienced «K AKC registered, inoculated, black with WANTED TO REiVT 1% hnthB. fenced yard, many extras. 60 White St. Red Bank TRADE machines, full or part-time. CANTER- $19,000. Ernest Tom Bin! Reaj Eitate 7-11 E. Front St., Keyport, N. J, tan. Raised with children. Rcasonalili Opposite Municipal Parking Lot BURY KNITTERS, LTD., Locust SK 1-0644. RUMSON —Urxently need three Agnncv, HA 2-9497. Street, Keyport. four-bedroom home, rosponsiblo p STORE HOURS: GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, six pliable. Mr. Kugler, 842-3428. BI-LEVEU — GUBtom-tnUU (wwl. SALES COUNBELLOR — No trave weeks, AKC, champion aired, for show Lnrce moms, living, dining, kitchen, Expanding territory. Looking for appl 9-6 Monday thru Saturday or pet, excellent temperament, pnper REFINED YOUNG COUPLE with tw three ned rooms, paneled den and rec- -LEGAL NOTICE cant between 30 and 50 years of age trained, Inoculated and healthy. Blnck small childrpn have hppn transferrpi reation room. V* imths. two-car (t-n- NOW! married, presently employed-collegi by national corporation to this area rngp, nice section. J ID, 900. OB 1-27SI Final and tans. Black and silver. DI 1-1230 graduate, Salary plus commission - 9-9 Thursday and Friday after 8 p.m. Seek house until next June. Top renta after fl; Will pay J1.000 a month if you qualify. $90. Call Mr. Auclalr, SH 7-5005, NOTKE Ca.l &H 7-4M0 between » and i. BH 7- NEW SPLIT LEVEL -BMford. kitch- Tnke N'otfcr (h«t application hdi hrtn Clearance RETIRED COUPLE desires three ol en, dining, large living room, three- made to the Mayor and Council of the 5009 between 5 and 7. HAMMOND n 1 REAL ESTATE FOR RENT four roomii unfumishert, Red Bark h"drnnm* 1"- b t* !', r#>er<»ntinn ''mm. Borough of Red Bank tn tramfer to MAN to work In small offset prlnl Fair Haven, SH 7-2J136. Th« Price ii Right At . . . ORGAN STUfllO APARTMENTS gar&gc, cellar. Lots of trees, $17,500 LucIan'H Depot Par Inc., T/A Luci&n'a shop. Should know press operation wltt: OS 1-27B1 after fl. Depot Har, to premises locnted at US ; possible camera and plate making:, °i OF ASBURY PARK OakUnd Street, Red Itnnk, the 1962 willing to learn becomlns; alt roum FURNISHED APARTMENT — Three FURNISHED ROOMS RUMSON — Thre* b*drooms,, twn Plenary Retail Consumption Llceme man. Call BH 1-4700. USED ORGANS rooms, and bath. MI Ri%erside Avenue, itnths. W acre, swimming pool, asking C-lff, .heretofore Issued to Lucfair* De- Hammond Extravoice ..._ $500. Red Bank, Near Molly Pitcher Hotel. FURNISHED ROOMS — Newly decor S2B.000. B12-2387 between g-lO:3(> p.m. pot Bar inc. T/A Luclan's Hnpot Bar, CHEVY'S PRESS MEN — (Two). First or lecom Hammond Chord Organ 8-8 595. All uttlltlen. air conditioned bedrooms, atod. Private entrance, ulttfnfr room. In- for premlsei located at 107-109 Oakland shift. Call F. Geti. Wurlitxer Spinet Organ ... 625.washinK machine. First flour. Sullahle quire 43 Peters Pi., Red Bank between Street. Red Bank. RUSSELL T47-9200 Conn Bplncl Organ 6G5. for counle or buslni'ssmnn. Available 0 and 7:30 p.m. MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Objection*, If any. should be mmie LOW MILEAGE ESTABLISHED sales route avaflabli Hammond M-3 (blond) 7S5. September 1. Call BH 1-4773 9 a.m. ti ONS BEDROOM — With ltltchpn prlv Immediately In wrlllnc to John Bryan, Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co. for matt with car and phone. Must be 8AI.ES AND BERVICE 1 p.m. OS 1-0280 frnm 5 to 7 p.m. URCS locntfd nenr Bcntilx nn.t Fnrl Clerk of laid Borough of Red Bank, neat, presentable, and willing to work. RBNTAL AND INSTRUCTION HIGHLANDS — Three-room apartment, Monmouth. Lf 2-2M9 or EH 1-8374. New Jersey. Opportunity for advancement If you furnished. Alt utilities, first floor. Call Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 9:30 M..L S. I.i.CIAN'fl PErOT RAR. INC., 100 Newman Springs Rd. qualify. Call OS 1-3177 for appolntmen 672-1800. Ph^u\fifi^QArw George Taylor, President RED BANK COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. In seml-prlvnte home, SH 1-0S12. Gen- OPENINGS ON SECOND SHIFT for APARTMENT FOR RENT - - $fi0 tlemen or ladles. 115 Oakland street men between 25-35 years old, aU year PR B-9300 monthly, all utilities supplied. Call foi MORE LISTINGS SOLD Red Bank, New Jersey SH Jobs. Apply- Martin Rubber Co.. Lonj 21" OEMCO REEL POWER MOWER— Interview 872-0912, Aug. 28. Bfpt. 4 ___ W.W Branch Ave. Brlggs and Stratton four cycle engine. Wlndup starter, self-propelled, one-year- FURNISHED APARTMENT — Two REAL ESTATE FOR SALE old, used all times, I5Q. Call 201-2821. rooms on rfrat floor. Private rtitrnncp utilities Inbluded, couple only. $70. Call HOUSES FOR SALE CA 2QMff SHREWSBURY — Sacrifice. Ownei WINDOW SHADES SEA BRIGHT — 414 large rooms, ftir. transferred. Lovely modern ranch nlshed. newly decorated, gas hnat. B42 three bedrooms, 1'4 baths, low down 98c 0225 mornlnfra or aiter 6 ppi. payment. 30 North Park Ave. KB 1- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY Bring your rollen. New shades pn 3031. BEAUTIFUL ~ Three-room furnished on wlille JOJ wait. White, green, Ivory. apartments, Eatontawn-Fort Monmouth, MIDDLETOWN — Sherwoofl Frirent A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Also custom made and belter shades, Call any day SH 7-16J7, BH 1-3213. Four-bedroom . split, recrrntion room FROWNS 32 BHOAD ST., RED BANK two full baths, patio, full bR-iement GRAVELY TRACTOR anri attach men w. 'OUR-ROOM fumlnhed apnrtmpnt pn attnehed itaraRe. On full acre, Com- Will sell Beperately. Keel gang mowers rage, near Bhopplnp enter. SH 1-9180 bination storms, screens. Prlnclpali perfect for entntp. cut 75" fnvntli; Sftn 57 Morford PI., Rrd Bank. only. Ofl 1-3374. Adding Machines—Typewriters Building Contractor Painting and Decorating steering sulky, $30; rotary plow, $30 RED BANK'S BEST ' ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CARL B.'JONES — Painting and dec- Lrnctor -alone, J176. Sir 1 8(i(l3- Unusual live-room deluxe Rfirden aparl- »itd, rented, repaired. Ssrplco's 101 Stor,. windows, siding, awnings orating. Oenernl contractlne;. Fully BEAUTIFUL FORWARD SEAT SAD mpnt, modern kitrhen. two brdrooi ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW, two bad llonmouth St.. Red Bulk. SU 70185. SH 7-2693 '• SH 1-4838. Insured. Free Estimates. 43 Monroe lgp rooms and clMets. Private stnlr- rooms full basement, {caragn, con Ave., Shrewsbury, N. J. 747-3011. DLB — Imported from Qcnriany, uict wny to (rnraite. qulel fInf* ntmnsphpnv venletit location, Rprl Rnnh area. (13. only onfl lenonn, complete with nl MADISON GARPENfl OflO. Will rent ror |135 per month, part Antiques Wanted Cesspool Cleaning TOM SLATE — Painting and Decor- fittings, 741-8300. Nights, weekendi GI ol rent to apply on tulurp purchase i ating. General Contracting, luUy In- "8200. ins south Pi. an i-76m desired. Old Dolls, guns. Jowelry. cut glass, SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. sured. Twenty years experience. Fres DESKS — }16 up, files *15 up. chain, THniR&ROOMR fuml«»)ril~"f>V'"un7u^ furniture. Civil war books. Appraisals Leeching field added. Backlioa work. estimates. SH l-EH&l after 6 p,m. rlnhfd. All Improvrmrntn. lftft Pnrt Dial 711-72(10 made. Oilman. SH 7-1141. adding machines, typewriters manual PHILIP J, ROWERS.* HO. C. H. Wilson. BH LUIS. anil eipctric, office equipment, etc. mouth Rd,. Port Monmnuth. 7R7- Heal Kutatd Since lBftl Plumbing and Heating barf ft It, prices. New or URCd. AAC Desk 02CR. WALTER B. OVERTO.N Appliance Repairs Fuel OU-Heating Co. RL 35.Oakm.rit. KH3 1-3990. RKA BRIGHT — Rrand new three- Affiliate . ItONNIB KBEOAN — Plumbing and mm apartments, bpfiullfully furntsl 00 White 8t. Red Rank MR. FIXIT KEFIUaEItATION — FUEL OIL * HEATING—Call 811 - heating, oil burner service. 24-hour ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE 25 por month frnm Bo.pt, 1. 812-3 Opposite Municipal Parkins Lot Washers, dryers, air conditioners, any 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc.. Service * service. SH 7-1617. flpr B p.m. R42.1RC5. housenold or commercial appliance. Bales. 3 Herbert SI, Red Bank. Rent A Piano $12 per Month Service charge only (3.50. Call 264- Radio and TV Repair KNABifl, MASON-HAM LIN 8OHM&H 1NFURNIRHEO — Available Rpptrmher J710. 1110 High Ave., Union Bes.cn. CABLK-NBLSON. EVEHETT 8TECK lirrp rooms nml bnth. Rent renf OWNUIl TUANHKKRllEI) TO DELA- APPLIANCE REPAIR and lntts.Ha. Home Improvement A-Z Radio-Television Repair Serv- Cstnmn Ave & Main St.. Atbury Pk. . 7R7-(W3fl t>r OR l-2flSfl. WARE utters line value In attractive tloa. Residential and commercial wlr WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- ice. Prompt. Reasonable. 50 Mon- Open dally tin l> Bat till B:30 BART KEANSBURG — Throe rooms, Kulr Haven home, ipnclous living room, Ing. Allen Electric. 811 70612. ations, additions, painting, masonry, moutb St., Red Bank. SH 1-7S53, PR &-K301 mih, hot water supplied, plncp, dining room, modern Idtchcii, and all (host llttla loba. Kvcolnfl LO p bedrooma. Hi, tiled Iwitlis, Pull ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL B74R43 mtint, aiireenoii |iorcli. attatthrd Auctioneer Roofing, Siding and Insulation OF THE LOWEST COST TWO FURNISHED APARTMENTS -- rag«.I-.irgo lanc!iic.'.|ie. lUJftSBVib M. Appraisal Service "anywhere." 2BB Insurance Johns-ManvlUe contractor. PR fi-84OT ALL TRANSISTORIZED ORGAN round, all utilities, modern bnth. Coir IJOltUS RpJiltorfl, tm Itlvor Rond, Full Norwood Are.. Deal. Phona KKIIon ABILITY • SERVICE • Dependability or Adam Ltnzmayer 2DI-03U2, 1499 lies preferred, available Eeptcmlier «l. Hfivcn. HH 7-4M2. WciubPr Mulllplr 1-8481. when you Insure your HOMO. AUTO, COME IN. HEAR THEM, TRY THEM 172-0741. stlng Service, yacht, outboard. Insurance ihrouib OLSON CO., INC.—Roofing. Siding a MUSIC TOWN Iniulatloa Installed and guaranteed 600 Hwy 35 Middle town DUPLEX — Four-roim, two bedrooms, Auto and Truck Rental ARMSTRONG AGENCY SH 1-45O0. lor 10 years. PR 8-0705—281-05)11. 671-1160 tile bath, dryer. Available Novt-mlier 1, illi wllh vanity, ntorrnn DISSATISFIED with unseat Insur- ,100 a month plus utilities. 7RT-V25O. screens, flnlnhe.l linsement wllti har. A,VlS~nenl a ne-n car or truck. LAW Hcreonrd pat in, nttnctifd puraj,'i\ corner rates Maple Ave., Red Bank. BH 7- ance? WaDl a better deal? Call Duno TeL Answering Service BENDIX D1ALAMATIG WASHER — NEWLY FURNISHED APAHTMBNT- 0308. PR (-S2U. Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m. Insurance Agency BH 1-&333. Like new, {25. Call lot fully landaunpivl and extras. Jl^iHW. LIT UB BE your secretary No need OS 1-3430 ntnntown, Ihrrf ronmfl nnd ImUi. ron- ttI s 1P262R r fi |)-ni to miss calfa, 24 bour answerlns /enlently located. Yearly, $110. LI 2- ^ L_2 ~ Building Contractor Painting isrvles BH 1-4700. TWO' — 4'xB' wooden storm windows. H0O between fl and !) p.m. liOLONIAL wltli \vW]i!t>i>ari1 fltmra; twrt Suitable for cold frame. First X10 lakes Ireplar.ca, hemned fcHlut! Itvlu^ ronm A. J, PICONE - Batns. kitchens re- ODD JOBS - Palming at Its finest. 11. Call PR IJ-763D. iuWMXrAhTM ENTTAlT modsled. Ceramic tile. Sales. Instsil- Residential and commercial. Lowest tblf. |12fi n month. Cull hotwrcn S anrl /Ith nppn still reiijip; tniifnt; runni, ratrs Evans 8H 19517 Vacuum Cleaner Repair orch; 'tlirtd lxilrwitun, KHIMDHIII uvrr- latlon., 02 Leonardvllls Rd.. Leonardo ELEcrrtieTi'FNuitR BASS, BLON~D~ BH l-ftiirt. 1 WI-2677 or 291-1120. HLEOTROLUX ml plush hardshell cass. 1150. FA 1- tuklnf,* nrrc wltli iniiuy In "uIIful m»- Painting and Decorating Bales Service Supplies 1430. EA~ imiOHT — Rlirrw'nMiry River ire Blind fi Irrrs ntid Hlirutis: burn: •UILDIIR - Ne« homes room od- 60S Prospect Ave,. Little Silver. Foi otel. rurniflhoi) efflclpncy apartnicntii ountry setttne. yet rtirneMieiil coni- alttlons, basemenl and attlo rooms, LOUIS CASSAN - Painter, decorator prompt home servloe or free checkup Vl'EWRlTlimS. ADDINO maohlnua vailabln September IS lo June 15. .nitinR; low tnxen; one of Uuw «»klam "I'm just practicing—we start using the Red Bank Regis- tditheni, lartie. repairs and alur- paperhanger, 2& years experience. 43 on your Bltctrolox. call PR 5-0861 oi All makes new or uied. Guaranteed. all nrrvlce, TV. TfinvenlBnt lo nil >ffered iilfircs; WB.WM), Son HAROLP atlcna. Hutart iuonrauca. BU l-osoi Crispin Ave. Ml M7M altar « p.m. SH 1-1070. Low tut $20. Berplco's, 101 Monmoutl) bopplnfc and trnnspnrtntlon, Call 842- MND&MANN, n<-iu KMate, Highwny ter Want Adi tomorrowl" L Next to theater. BH 7-0480. KIM from 11 Lin, to 10 p.m. 15, JSatontorw-n. U 2-J101 TAIK. 110 IANM

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