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IHMd felly. HMKW MUM* frMk». SMM« Ouu taui* RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1962 VOL. 85, NO. 18 r«U M IM4 Cut tM M AMWOMl' H»U)( - OIOeM 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Pressure Mounting On Junta in Peru LIMA, Peru (AP) - Workers as police clashed with hundreds and other American nations for a struck In the Interior and more of students shouting "Liberty! return to constitutional govern- street clashes erupted in Lima Liberty!" ment. last night as pressure mounted The students and others gath- In Washington, the White House on Peru's two-day-old military ered in downtown streets and Pla- denounced the military takeover unta at home and abroad.' za San Martin to taunt police as a serious.setback to democra- The United States dealt the mil- with shouts of "Down with mili- cy and ordered a halt to almost ALL PIE-EYED Guy Cermenelli, Wendy Walters, Mary Ellen Mahan and James Womer, left to right, were winners itary chiefs a staggering blow by tary dictatorship" and "We want all U. S. aid to Peru. •ith a little indigestion included—in pie-eating contest Wednesday at Middle Rbad School, Raritan Township. cutting off millions of dollars in freedom." The move was described as Nearly 100 pies were eowumed during the eat-a-thon, sponsored by Recreation Committee. James Womer, the U. S. aid. Speculation arose that Youths set a bus and several an effort to bring about an early under the barrage of foreign crit- automobiles afire. Several store return to civilian government In grand champion, was victorious over nine group champions. Committee chairman Vernon W. Manning lays his icism the junta might install a windows were smashed before Peru'. -The United States' suspend- board tries to think of something nutty like this for the kids to do every week. figure-head civilian president, as merchants could slam down steel ed diplomatic relations with Peru the military did in Argentina. shutters. ' > • earlier in a demonstration of dis- An American sugar company Police charged Into the crowd pleasure with the turn of events. jfficial said 75 per cent of his flailing rubber truncheons, then The aid cut off applies to about firm's plantations were shut hurled tear gas bombs to dis- $81 million earmarked, for-Peru Nike Zeus Antimissile Test Hailed down yesterday by a walkout of perse the demonstrators. A po- under' the alliance for progress WASHINGTON (AP) — Congressional supporters of the if armed. Neither the Nike Zeus nor the test warhead carried Workers loyal to Victor Raul Ha- lice captain was hit on the head program as well as undisclosed ya de la Torre, leftist but avowed Army's Nike Zeus antimissile today hailed its first successful a nuclear charge. by a clay pot filled with blue sums Peru might have received anti-Communist presidential as- test as a major weapons breakthrough. But the Defense Yesterday's success was the major development to date in paint which splattered his uni- under the foreign aid program pirant who was the principal tar- Department maintained a lef s wait and see attitude. a seven-year program which has cost about $1.2 billion and form. now before Congress. Relatively get of the military takeover. The Pentagon announced yesterday that a 48-foot Nike could cost as much as $15 billion if the Nike Zeus ever is put Elections Nullified minor "humanitarian assistance' Jack Duncan, executive vice will continue. Zeus missile killer fired from Kwajalein in the mid-Pacific into production. No serious injuries were re- president of W. F. Grace & Co,, had intercepted a target vehicle lobbed more than 4,500 miles However, there was nothing to indicate that Secretary of ported in the demonstrations, said workers on his firm's other Sugar Purchases from Vandenberg Air Force base in' California. Defense Robert S. McNamara had changed his position of which began when the armed long standing: plantations in the rich northern V. S, officials alao Indicated the The target vehicle launched by- an Atlas intercontinental forces deposed and arrested Pres- United States might halt its pre- Until a complete series of tests has been conducted there farming area would strike today. ballistic missile (ICBM) from the West Coast had flown In ident Manuel Prado early mium price sugar , purchases should be no start of production on hardware for the anti- high trajectory at speeds up to 16,000 miles an hour. Walkouts Quiet Wednesday and nullified the June from Peru. Under current quotas, missile system. : MAJOR DEVELOPMENT "That's heavy Aprista coun- 10 national elections. this could amount to about $19 Rep. George P. Miller, D-Calif., chairman of the house try," said Duncan, referring to The demonstrations thus far million in a year. Indicated they will continue nor- ' Sources indicated the Nike Zeus did not actually strike its -space committee, said of yesterday's test high above the Pa- Haya's popular Revolutionary Al- have not represented a serious mal relations, at least for now. warhead target, but came close enough to have destroyed it cific Marshall Islands atolls: Mexico last night joined the liance (APRA). So tar, he said, challenge to the junta headed by growing list of nations which Uruguay, for one, said it w)B "This represents the greatest breakthrough in our defense the walkouts have been quiet 56-year-old Gen. Ricardo Perez have suspended relations with maintain relations as long ta the system. The country that can come first with an antimissile Workers in Lima generally ig- Godoy, commander in chief of the Peru. The others include Colom- junta, maintains internal order weapon is in the driver's seat." nored the anti-junta protest strike military high command. But bia; Venezuela, Costa Rica, the and respects international agree- ANSWER TO RUSSIA called by the APRA-domlnated sources in and out of the govern- Dominican Republic, Honduras, ments. • And Sen. Strom Thurmond, D-S. C, advocate of the Zeus Peruvian confederation.of work- ment said the junta was feeling; and Britain. As authoritative source said the and a reserve major general of the Army, said he hoped the ers. But violence flared at night the pressure of the United States Several Latin-American nations (See PERU, Page 2) test would "open the eyes" of military leaders he described as lukewarm toward the program. The successful test provided something tangible which the United States could use in answer to Soviet Premier Khrush- chev's recent claim that Russia had global range missiles and Montgomery Library is Planned antimissiles which could hit a fly in the sky. The U. S. gov- ernment took care to see that the report of the Nike Zeus EATONTOWN - At a formal nounced that the funds would be Monmouth County welfare direc- The check was presented to success had the widest attention at home and overseas. presentation of a check for $1,200 used to establish the John L. tor for the past 30 year*. He Dr. Erwin Friedman, chief psy- But the fact remained that this was only one test, with from the Rumson Friends of the Montgomery Memorial Library at was also a member of the cen- chologist of the center, by Mrs. others more severe to come: Children's Psychiatric Center of the center. ' ter's board of trustees since its Arthur. L. Adamson and Mrs. Moreover, it developed that there was a previous test Monmouth County, it was an- The late Mr. Montgomery was inception in I960. D. E. Lawss, Jr., 'both of Rum- which, in the words of a defense' spokesman, "was not a com- sop, president and treasurer, re- plete success." The spokesman declined to say what went spectively, of the Rumson wrong in that test. But unofficial reports were that failure Hold Board Friends of the Children's Psy- in the second .stage of the Zeus rocket engine was responsible.. Patrolman Cleared chiatric Center*. The funds were . McNamara's official statement which accompanied the de- raised by means of an auction partment's announcement was reserved. He said the test Meeting In sale held May 3 at Bingham showed that the program is Intended to present the "capa- Hall. Rumson. • bilities and limitations of antimissile systems.1' ' Careless Driving New School PennaBeot Memorial MIDDLETOWN - A charge of rammed another vehicle in the At the regular monthly meet- WEST LONG BRANCH — At careless driving lodged against rear during t chase on Rt. '36 ing: of th« center's board of its first regularly scheduled Patrolman George Freibott was July *• trustees, held July 11, it was Name King GOP meeting in its own new building, dismissed in Municipal Court last The driver of the other car, decided to permanently memor- the Shore Regional High School night by Magistrate W. Gilbert Walter M. Roeiman, 50 Park alize the memory of Mr..Mont- Board of Education last night Manson. Ave., Keansburg, was convicted gomery in an appropriate man* continued making the many de- Patrolman Freibott was of reckless driving last week. ner. Arthur J. White, president of Council Candidate cisions, small and large, that charged after his patrol car Patrolman Freibott said that the Children's Psychiatric Cen- will prepare the way for the open- ter board of trustees, appointed FAIR HAVEN - Hadley S. King's selection have been for- he was chasing Roesman ' at ing of school Sept. 5. speeds up to 90 miles an hour. a four-mas committee to formu- King, Jr. of 9 Pine Tree La. will warded to the county clerk. The members, who have been Roesman Jammed on his brakes late plans for such a momento. replace Malcolm D. Horton on . Naval Reserve Engineers Mr. King has been a resident meeting at least once weekly to during the chase, causing the The committee was composed ol the November ballot for borough if Fair Haven since October, keep abreast of their accelerated patrol car to crash Into the rear Mi's. Walter Reade, Jr., Chair- councilman. I960. Born in . Baltimore, he schedule, were happy last night Get EALV of the other car. man; Robert A- Cooke, Jr., Rob- Mr. King's candidacy was an- moved to Long Branch in 1936 to learn that on Wednesday they In dismissing the case, Magis- ert Eisner, Jack Weinhelmer. 4-H QUEEN — State Sen. Richard R. Stout, R-Mon- nounced last night by Joseph F. and was graduated from high will receive $2,218,000 from a trate Manson said that it had The Memorial Library, which bond issue authorized by their Ultimatum been the policy of the Township was sparked by the initial ef- mouth, places crown on head of Miss Patricia Frudden, Hunter, chairman of the bor- ;chooi there. He enlisted in the ough Republican County Commit- Naval Air Corps when he was constituents. MIAMI, Fla. (AP) — Striking Committee that careless driving forts of the Rumson group, will Clarksburg, chosen queen of the 4-H fair last night at tee. The selection was made by 17 and in the U. S. Naval Reserve After Peter Cooper, president, flight engineers faced today a summonses be issued in accident have a suitable plaque commem- (-(••Void Raceway. Looking on is Mils Peggy Kaul, the committee at a meeting ear 'raining from 1944 to 1946 el and other officers of the board, choice of returning to their East- cases lnvloving police personnel orating the occasion. The library ern Air Lines jobs or risking re- her this week. Williams College and Yale Uni- have signed the bonds at the of- where no one saw the accident will be installed at the center's Colts Neck, last year's queen. The crowning followed placement by other employees. building at 65 Broad St. Mr. Horton, Who is moving versify. He was made an ensign fices of Hawkins, Delafield and and then let the "court decide • parade through the borough and a variety show, ProfesilonalBook* from the borough, was appointed in the Naval Reserve from 1949 Wood, bonding attorneys in New The big carrier called upon 80 whether the summons was neces- on the opening day of the annual fair. Sandra Cohen, in February to fill the unex- lo 1959. York, they will receive the check jet co-pilots to qualify for flight sary.' In accepting the check, Dr. Englishtown, and Ann Zdancewic, Freehold, tied' for pired council term of James L. Mr. King received a bachelor which will pay for the school. engineer assignment on jets. Magistrate Manson said "it Friedman said, "t am.most grat- Eastern said it would put the co- was going a little too far in this fied to accept this check from Davison. of arts degree in economics from Meeting last night amid un- runntr-up spat. The fair continues today and tomor- pilots in flight engineer posts not case to issue a summons to an our good friends in Sumsbn. As Williams College in 1848 and was wrapped file cabinets and Mr. Hunter said that the neces- manned on or before July 24 by officer who was clearly doing his you know, this money will make row. (See Stocy, page 13) . . . graduated from Fordham Univer- samples of trash cans, the board sary certificates indicating Mr. the engineers. duty." possible the establishment of the sity School of Law (evening divi- discussed physical education, John L. Montgomery Library sion) in 1953. He also attended towel service and the installation It was the first operational Two weeks ago, Capt. William which will be devoted, exclusive- New York University Graduate of lockers. It decided to accept move Eastern has made to re- Woodward, head of the parol di- ly, to professional books and chool of Business. bids for cafeteria equipment, sume service which suspended vision, issued a statement deny- Award Red Hill Rd. Contract June 23 after the engineers union ing that there was a policy re- journals dealing with adult and A partner in the law firm o food, milk and ice cream on struck over issues which included quiring the issuance of summons child psychiatry." WOODBRIDGE — The New An authority spokesman said iifford,- Woody, Carter and Hays, July 26. Construction of the facility is qualifications for jet crews. to police officers involved in acci- "The library will also be of Jersey Highway Authority has Commissioners Mrs. Katharine One Wall St., New York, he was expected to begin next week. It voted to borrow $50,000 on dents of this nature. Elkus White and John B. admitted to the New York Bar in Management's action came aft- valuable assistance to the Cen- awarded a $443,423 contract to The contract award is sub- a short term note from the Cen- Special Officer Daniel Hep- ter' internes and residents in psy- Townsend had consented to the ject to formal ratification by 1953 and the New Jersey Bar in er negotiations broke down in L. Zimmerman & Sons, Inc., tral Jersey Trust Co. to pay bills burn, who issued the summons chiatry, psychology,, and psychia- contract award In informal the authority at its next regular (See KING, Page 3) Washington last night, and the Hillside, for the construction of until the bond issue money is testified that he did so under tric social work" Dr. Friedman telephone, talks. meeting. government canceled settlement a new Garden State Parkway available. efforts for the present. Negotia- orders. concluded. The third commissioner, Syl- The Zimmerman bid was the tors reportedly had neared agree- It was then that the magistrate The library will be under the interchange at Red Hill Rd., vester C. Smith, Jr., is in Eu- lowest of six received by the ment on the crucial crew make- found the patrolman not guilty Middletown. rgpe. authority last week. direct supervision of the center's Engelhard Gets up issue but could not settle a George E. Ostrov, Keansburg, librarian, Mrs. David Rosenheim, Span Grade $20 Million Loan money question. represented the patrolman. of Deal. Long Branch Barber NEWARK (AP) — Engelhard Industries, Inc., announced yes- Corrected terday it has arranged to bor- Control Code Upheld row $20 million from the Pruden- Board Told tial Insurance Co. by issuing FREEHOLD — Long Branch and was a valid exercise of the promissory notes due July 1, OCEANPORT — County road barber Fred Errico lost^another city's police powers." 1982. The funds will be used to crews have finished grading the legal battle In Ms effort to con- reduce the company's bank debt. Dceanport approach to the new The judge said that a munici- tinue his practice of bartering Charles W. Engelhard, board Gooseneck Bridge and its spur pality's ordinance would be in- on Wednesdays. chairman, said the move will to Gooseneck Point Rd. valid "only when in conflict with County Court Judge Edward J. state statutes," which he "said strengthen the company's finan- Board of Education member Ascher upheld Mr. Errico's con- this ordinance was not.- cial position and place It In a bet- Mrs. Bernard Halbstein last week viction In Long Branch Magis- Mr; Errico's attorney, Stanley ter position to Improve facilities called the intersection a danger- trate's Court on a violation of a and provide for growth. ous school bus crossing because Cohen, Long Branch, contended city ordinance. Long Branch The precious metals company of the steep grade down to Goose- that the City Council illegally Council' adopted the ordinance has already obtained (15 mil- neck Point Rd. She said yester- adopted the ordinance. He said March 28. prohibiting barber lion of the $20 million and may day that the new grade is "fine." the ordinance was legally adver- shops from operating on Wednes- tised six days prior to its obtain the balance up to Jan William Cokelet, assistant coun- days. adoption rather than, the re- Hadley S. King, Jr. 1, 1965. . ty engineer, reported that his Mr. Errico said after yester- quired seven days and the change office was not influenced by the day's decision that he would ap- of the date and location of the Board of Education action but peal the decision to the Appel- public hearing was not done prop- had planned the existing grade late Division of Superior Court if erly. Today's Index from the outset. The board wrote he could get financial backing of letters to the county Board of Judge Ascher said in his rul- the state's independent barbers. ing that the ordinance was Page Page Freeholders and state Highway He said he felt it would be to Adam & Eve '. 7 Herblock 6 Department protesting the situa- adopted by the council In "sub- the advantage of all concerned. stantial compliance with the state AUea-Scotl - , .:.. 5 Movie Timetable 10-11 tion. Amusements 10-11 Obituaries 2 Mr. Errico, a non-union barber statutes." LIBRARY PLANNER* — Rumton Friends of tha Children'i Psychiatric Canter of Mon- Mrs. Halbstein Eajd that, al- with a shop at 20 Atlantic Ave., Births -..?. ; ; .-...:, 2 Sylvia Porter '. I thought the grade appears satis- In his decision. Judge Ascher defied the' ordinance and was noted that the practice of barber- Jim Bishop 6 Radio-Televlsloa 10 mouth County met last night and announced plant to aitabliih the John L. Montgom. factory, she is still disturbed by Hal Boyle 8 issued a summons which led to ing has changed. The judge said Rellgloui Services ery Memorial Library at the center in Eatontown. Hare, at Mn. David Rosenhaim, ths intersection. The new GoosS- Bridge 4 Social '. his conviction and a $25 fine. that in the past barbers could neck Bridge has made greater Classified .18-21 George Sokolsky Deal, th» librarian, watchei at left, Dr. Erwin Friedman, the center'* chief psycholo- be called upon to perform such speeds possible and; because of Police Powers Comics _. _...... !« Sports 14-15 duties as blood-letting and pull- gist, accepts a $1,200 cheek from Mn. Arthur L. Adamton, president of the Rumien Its arch, has limited visibility Judge Ascher ruled that the or- Crossword Puule 4, 17 Stock Market from .the intersection, die laid. dinance . was "not unreasonable (See BARBER, Page 3) Editorials • Successful Inventing .. group, for the libra ry> ' 3—Friday, July 20, 1962 BANK REGISTER Weather Gtta New Jersey—Mostly (ustry tad •vans today, high in the SOt. To Defend OBITUARIES Fair tonight, tow is the V», ex- 3ept oetr 70 la th» wutbeut cor- ner. Mostly sunny, warm «nd Harrison MRS. CONCETTA SJNATBA UNION BEACH - Mm, Con- more humid TOMS RIVER (AP) - taepfi A. Citta of Toms River will de- cetta Sinatra, 82, of 932 Front near "90 in- fend Leioy A. Harrison against St., died yesterday in her home. land, but low- a murder charge hi the slaying Born in Italy, Mrs. Sinatra re- er near the of itudent-actress Phyllis Ann sided here 12 years. She was the ocean. Jones. wife of the late Vincenzto Sina- Marine Citta, former president of the tra. Mrs. Sinatra was a member Block Island Toms River Board of Education, )f Holy Family Catholic Church. to Cape May was appointed counsel for Harri- Surviving are two sons, Frank —Winds north- son yesterday by Ocean County SlnatInatrna of this place asd Rosario erly five to 10 Judge Albert S, Larrabee. Har- Sinatra in Italy; three daughters, knots this rison'f original lawyer, Kenneth ilrs. Angelo Bonsignove and Mrs. morning, on shore 10 to 15 knots Dawes, Jr., of Trenton, withdrew Thomas Rampantl, both in Italy, this afternoon. Southwest five to when the accused man's mother and Mrs. Frank Didio of this 10 knots tonight and 10 to. 15 advised him that her son would place; a brother and sister in knots Saturday afternoon. Gen- apply as an indigent for court- Italy, 20 grandchildren, and 10 erally fair weather with visibil- appointed counsel. great-grandchildren. ity five miles or more most part. Harrison, 41, of Trenton, was Services will be Monday at 8 Indicted Wednesday by the county m. from Day's Funeral Home, TIDES grand jury for the slaying of Miss Keyport, followed by a requiem (Sandy Hook) Jones. The attractive 24-year-old mass st 9 a.m. in Holy Family Today — High 11:12 p.m. and victim from West Norriton, Pa., Church. Burial will be hi St Jo- low 5:03 p.m. was found strangled in a deserted seph's Cemetery, Keyport. Saturday—High 11:44 a.m. and gravel pit June It. low 5:36 a.m. and 5:56 p.m. WILLIAM D. RILEY, SR. Sunday — High 12:06 a.m. and LONG BRANCH — William D. CHAPEL HILL HOUSE SOLD — Mr. and Mrs. Valentine 12:40 p.m., and low 6:26 a.m and 6:55 p.m. PERUVIAN JUNTA SWORN IN — Members of the military junta which deposed the Venus Probe ?iley, Sr., 71. of Brighton Ave., Ipri of Holmdel hav» purchased this all-brick split level For Red Bank and Rumson government of President Manuel Prado are sworn into office at Lima, Peru, From Vest End, died yesterday after home on Mountain Hill Rd., in the Chapel Hill section bridge, add two hours; Sea long Illness in St. Albans Hos- left are Army General Richardo Perez Godoy, junta president; Army General Nic- Scheduled lital on Long Island. of Middletown. Built by Mr. and Mrs. Lowell C. Belling- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- olas Lindley, minister of war; Vies Admiral Juan Francisco Torres Mattos, minister of CAPE CANAVERAL, Ha. (AP) Mr. Riley was born in New ham, now residing in Holmdel, the house was designed to land bridge, add 40 minutes. the Navy, and Air Force General Pedros Vargas Prada. (AP Wirephoto) —The pretty planet Venus beck- fork City. He was a retired blend with the natural contour and terrain of the country- ons and the United States is ialesman. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. CHICAGO (AP) - A line of ready to launch a Mariner I side. It is located on 15 acres. The living and dining Irene Kennan Riley; a son. Ma]. thundershowers that originated spacecraft in her direction to William Riley of Tokyo, Japan; picture windows afford a panoramic view of the area in the Plains states moved east- Re-elected probe mysteries which have puz- All's Well Today daughter, Mrs. John J. Ryran' Negotiations far the sale were conducted by Charles A. ward Friday through the Mid- zled astronomers and scientists if Little Silver; a sister, Miss west. for centuries. Darrah, of Walker and Walker, realtors, of Shrewsbury. •lay Riley of New York City, A construction worker was Before dawn tomorrow, this na-> md six grandchildren. The property was sold through the efforts of the Red killed and another person was With Wagon Train' tion's most powerful operational Bank Area Multiple Listing Service. injured during a windstorm space booster, an Atlas-Agena B, Services will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday at Aberdeen, S. D. SEATTLE (AP) — T h enaar, "wagon master" for the is scheduled to blaze skyward to omorrow from the William S. Vnderson Funeral Home, 272 Outside the Midwest, there were World's Fair spread the redcaravan, was among the 29 driv- start a 446-pound gold and silver Broad St., Red Bank, followed a few isolated thundershowers in carpet yesterday for members ofers who quit the site south of plated space messenger on a by a requiem mass at 10 o'clock Florida, South Carolina, New a New Jersey "Wagon Train,"Seattle picked by Expo-lodging, 140-day trip to the cloud-shrouded in St. James Catholic Church, Board to Protest Mexico and the Texas Panhandle. split by disagreement over camp-He said it was dusty, stump rid- planet. ing facilities provided by theden and had poor sewage facili- ted Bank. Burial will be In Mt., Early Friday temperatures If all goes right, Mariner I will fair's housing branch. ties. Mlvet Cemetery. ranged from the 50s in the north- sweep within 10,000 miles of Ven- ern Rockies and northern states, Owners of 29 of the 33 trailers Warnaar and others moved to us' sunlit side on Dec. 8. In a WILLIAM VAN WALLING Tax Hike Blame through the 60s and 70s over a that traveled 3,500 miles fromAuburn, Wash., 20 miles south of brief 30-minute pass, sensitive In- KEYPORT — William Van Salem, N.J., quit the fair-chosen Seattle. They were greeted by major portion of the country, In- struments will reach their elec- Walling, 51, died yesterday In his . KEANSBURG - Board of Ed- 48 per cent allotted to school: campground in a huff Wednes-city and chamber of commerce to the 80s in the South and South- tronic fingers into the planet's home, 101 Green Grove Ave. ucation members charged last failed to show the percentagi day night. Yesterday the fairofficials and described the new west and in the 90s In extreme heavy cloud mantle and relay Born in Raritan Township, he night that borough officials are covering cost of tuition am moved quickly to restore har-site as "Just line." southern California and western was the son of the late Daniel giving the public the impression transportation for borough stt y One of those who stayed at the what they find to earth in a Arizona. mon series of blips and beeps. W. and Ellen White Walling. that the school system is to dents attending Middletown Town- 01 1 si Fo d Baker Here are some early morning Joseph Gandy, fair president, ^"* |* ™ ' - Mr. Walling owned and oper- blame for Keansburg's rising ship High School. This Is an ex- temperatures and conditions: taxes. pense beyond the control of the ited Waiting's Trailer Park here Boston 68, clear; New York 70 'or many years. Board "member. Jeremiah Wil- Keansburg board, she said. across the country," Baker Hearing Goes On clear; Washington 70, clear; At- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. son said Councilman T. Edward Thomas Garrison, school super Jersey visitors at the f .«»nmented «...then weiron lanta 73, clear; Miami 77, partly air Tessle Saulckle Walling; a daugh- Kulin had made this statement intendent, stated that the Kcans - across the first honest-to-good- Joseph T. Bannan, 3%. In Estes Case cloudy; Louisville 67, clear; De-- grounds. ir, Mrs. William Antonktes of to him and that the same state- burg system is third from the ness camping situation and we WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate troit 73, cloudy; Chicago 73, rain; NEW SHREWSBURY - Joseph Freehold; a sister, Mrs. Peter ment was. being made to prop- bottom in total annual expendi- Admitted Free all go to pieces." Investigators take further testi- St. Louis 75, partly cloudy; Min- T. Bannan, Jr., 151 Woodland Weigand; Jr., of this place; a erty owners when they paid their tures made by 55 Monmoutl All wagon train members were But at the fair yesterday all mony today from a former Tex- neapolis-St. Paul 68, cloudy; Kan- Manor, has been re-elected to a brother, James W. Walling of taxes in the borough offices. Oth- County systems. admitted free. Words of praiseseemed forgiven, as farm official who has acknowl- sas City 81, cloudy; Denver 65, second term as president of the er board members reported they for New Jersey and "its wonder- David S. Davies, executive dl- edged accepting financial favors Raritan Township and two grand- The board voted to award clear; Dallas 80, partly cloudy; Monmouth County unit of. the children. had heard similar comments. ful people" were spoken In the rector of the New Jersey Ter: from promoter Billie Sol Estes. contract for pupil insurance cov- Phoenix 86, partly cloudy; Seattle New Jersey Association for Re- plaza of states as a New Jerseycentenary Commission, sponsors , The former official, William P. The Bedle Funeral Home Is in Mr. Wilson said he. planned to erage to the C. W. Bollinger Co, 59, partly cloudy; San Francisco tarded Children. "historymobile" brought acrossof the hlstorymobile, said, "It's Mattox, told the Senate Investi- charge of arrangements. be present at the Borough Coun- of Newark through its agent, thi 54, clear; Los Angeles 62, cloudy; Mr. Bannan is a salesman with the country was put on display.a tempest in a teapot." gations subcommittee yesterday cil meeting Aug. 7 to protest the Kirwan Company, Belford. It al Anchorage 55, partly cloudy, and the International Flavors and GEORGE F. JENNINGS incidents and urged other board so approved purchase of tw The New Jerseyites disagreed Warnaar said, "Everything Is that Secretary of Agriculture Or- Honolulu 77, partly ( cloudy. Fragrances Company, New York. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - members to do the same. Sever- backboards at ?60 each from Si on the camp issue. Henry War-wonderful today." ville L. Freeman fired him last Other new officers are Mrs. George F. Jennings, 70, of 49 al indicated they would join Mm. Ann's School. month In an attempt "to shift Charles Weaver, Hazlet, and Dr. First Ave., died yesterday in the Douglas Foulks pointed out that In order to curb use of its ath- CG Grad Frederick Manasse, New Shrews- the blame for wrongdoing which Atlantic Highlands Nursing 48 per cent, or less than half, letic field by unauthorized groups, bury, vice presidents: Mrs. Rob- must rest on his shoulders." Home. of the tax dollar currently goes the board will supply police with Welfare Measure Mattox was suspended in May ert Toomey and Mrs. Richard Born here, he was a retired to the school system, and that a list of organizations permitted Clapp, both of Little Silver, sec- and fired last month as vice house painter. He also was an the public had opportunity to ap- to use the field. retaries, and Mrs. Francis chairman of the Reeves County, exempt member of Book and Lad- prove this amount in the school Four first grades and four sec Lynch, Red Bank, treasurer. Tex., Agricultural Stabilliatlon der Fire Company here. election. ond grades will be on half-sessloi Goes to Kennedy and Conservation (ASC) Commit- Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Ju- Beyond Control during the coming school year WASHINGTON (AP)-An ad (4 a month per recipient federal tee. He had acknowledged that lia Langhans of Bed Bank. Mrs. Carluccio added that In Mr. Garrison told the board. On< ministration bill aimed at matching funds for the needy Estes paid his hotel and airplane The funeral will be tomorrow fliers showing apportionment of fifth grade and the tralnable couraging families on the relief aged, blind and disabled pro- travel bills for a week's trip to it 8:15 a.m. from the Condon Fu- the tax dollar which were en- class will be housed in Borough rolls to make themselves self- grams. Births Washington. . neral Home, fallowed at 9 o'clock closed in recent tax. bills, the Hall, he reported. sustaining finally has reached —Raise from 50 to 75 per cent Mattox told the subcommittee by a high requiem mass In St. President Kennedy's desk. the federal share of the cost of that in firing him Freeman was Agnes Catholic Church. Burial The Senate sent it to the White training programs aimed at re- Rlvervlew motivated by "a desire to pro- will be in ML Olivet Cemetery. House Thursday night by voice habilitation of relief recipients. Red Bank tect himself and seek a victim. Woman Is Fatally Strieker vote after brief debate. The House —Authorize states to set up Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pajor, He did not elaborate. had approved the measure earlier work and training programs for Throcimorton St., Freehold, twin in the day 357 to 34. able-bodied relief recipients. daughters, yesterday. Compromise While Visiting Race Track The final $300-milllon version —Make available federal aid for Mr. and Mrs. John O'Malley, gives the President most of what day care of children of working W Collins St., Keansburg, son, olic Church, Atlantic Highlands. Farm Bill OKd OCEANPORT - Mrs. William he wanted in the way of revised mothers. yesterday. Woodward, 68, of 43 East Gar- Burial will be in Mt. Olivet Cem- welfare laws. Mr. and Mrs. George Brooks, WASHINGTON (AP) - The field Ave., Atlantic Highlands, etery. —Allow the states to disregard But the legislators added a con- 21 Collins St., New Monmouth, House has passed a compromise was stricken and died yesterday the first $10 earned by an old gressional favorite of the last son, yesterday. farm bill that most members while attending the races at Mon- age assistance recipient, plus half ifiil Monumonts decade—an increase in federal Mr. and Mrs. Francis Callahan, found barely palatable. mouth Park here. Missile Chief of the next $40, in figuring his We always carry a nide selec- matching funds available for 36 Stephenville Rd., Middletown Passage came late yesterday on Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist- monthly relief payment. tion of monuments and makers NEW YORK (AP)-The new monthly relief checks. Township, daughter, yesterday. a 229-163 troll call vote. ant county physician, said she chief of the U.S. Army Air De- Edmund W. Lathom The measure continues, with . . . beautiful, pemunmt mi When the bill reached the Sen- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Becker, emertiy carved. AH n t suffered an apparent heart at- fense Command's First Region some changes, the existing volun- MIDDLETOWN - Edmund W. ate floor late last month the ad- 101 Manning PI., Keansburg, son, tedCoasritBwnMt tack. Maj. Gen. John T, Snodgrass, Won'tTradeJCL tary crop reduction programs for Lathom, son of Mr. and Mrs. ministration decided to try to this morning. Mrs. Woodward was born In Paterson, N. J., native. wheat and feed grains, and pro- Harold E. Lathom, 49 Virginia hitch onto it the President's social Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Cloonan, Lancaster, Pa., and had lived In Snodgrass, who stepped u| vides for new voluntary curbs for Ter., has graduated from the U.S. security health care plan for the Common Stock 54 Fleetwood Dr.. Hazlet, ton, Atlantic Highlands 43 years. She from deputy commander, heads this morning. milk production. It replaces the Coast Guard Receiving Center, aged. This failed Tuesday on a NEW YORK (AP) - Common was the daughter of the late Nike missile operations in eight Fltldn more restrictive administration- John P. and Gunde Fisher Gel- Cape May, and has been as- 52-48 vote. stock of the Central Railroad Co. states along the eastern seaboard Neptune bill rejected by the House lasl hard. from Maine to North Carollm signed to duty in the New York Considering only the welfare of New Jersey will not be traded month. 1 Surviving are her husband, guarding such metropolitan areas Coast Guard district, Lathom, a iaw changes, Abraham Ribicoff on the New York Stock Exchange Mr. and Mrs. Sandos Fernan- William Woodward; two sons, as New York City, Phlladelphl graduate of Middletown High hajjed the measure as the most after July, the exchange an' dez, 503 Emory St., Asbury Park, WILLIAMS FUNERAL Dr. William Woodward of Deal Washington, Baltimore, and Bos- School, has qualified as a fire- important of his 18 months as nounced yesterday. daughter, yesterday. NEW SHREWSBURY - Serv- JOHN VAN KIRK & SON man apprentice. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Savage, ices will be held at 2 p.m. to- It Cooper rd.. Mlddlefcrtra oft rt IS and Philip Woodward of Milling- ton. His headquarters Is here i secretary of welfare. The exchange gave as the reas- 110414 Sunset Ave., Asbury Park, morrow In the Pine Brook AME ton; a daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Fort Totten in Bayside, Queen The bill is of high importance on a reduction in the number of to a number of, states because it son, yesterday. Zlon Church for Mrs. Daisy S. Hesddm'B Corner Sheehen of Catonsville, Md.; No Survivors shareholders below the point at Tenni three sisters, Misses Mary, Anna WINS JINGLE TEST extends retroactively to July 1 a Mr. and Mrs. Carlson Scheerer, Williams, 67, of 92 Murphy Rd. BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) -A which it considers the issue suita- and Elizabeth Gelhard, all of LONG BRANCH - Francis Ju program of federal funds for pay- 70!l Ridge Ave., Neptune, daugh- Interment, under the direction of United Arab Arilines jet with 26 ble for trading. Lancaster, Pa., and 11 grand- ka, 315 Eastbourne Ave., has won ments to unemployed parents of ter, yesterday. F. Leon Harris Funera persons aboard crashed into a It said the suspension is ef- children. the sixth monthly prize in the dependent children. This means Dr. and Mrs. Carl Marchettl, Home, will be in Ruffins Ceme- jungle-covered mountain hi Cen- fective at the opening of the The funeral will be Monday 50th anniversary contest beinf they will be reimbursed for ex- 26 Pinebrook Rd. Jumping Brook tery, Pine Brook. tral Thailand last night and an at 8:30 a.rru from the Posten sponsored by McFaddin Motors penditures made under this pro- market Monday, July 30 on Jer- Estates Neptune, son, yesterday, American military search party Funeral Home followed at 9 251 Broadway. His jingle qtlali gram so far this month. sey Central common stock only. reported its first check today in- o'clock by a tlgh requiem mass fies him to enter the contest fl Other key provisions will: The line's general mortgage dicated there were no survivors. bonds will continue to be traded. Passes Up Fare, to be offered In St. Agnes Cath- nals. —Effective Oct. 1, increase by ROBERT A. BRAUN Three of the 18 passengers aboard the British-built Comet IV Driver Pays "HOME FOR FUNERALS" FOR ANY OCCASION were Americans—Mrs. Virginia Farm Bill Vote ELIZABETH (AP) - A bus ilbertsort of Bradford Woods, Peru driver, accused of passing up a One of the county's most modern funeral WASHINGTON (AP) — Follow- Pittsburgh, Pa., her daughter (Continued) fare, has been fined $10. homes with a completely home-like atmosphere. HONEY BEE FLOWERS Christine and her son Eric. ing is,the way New Jersey con- Magistrate John L. McGuire foreign ambassadors here Inform- gressmen voted on the farm bill, RUSSELL T. HODGKISS levied the penalty yesterday on ed the junta of their concern over passed 229-163 yesterday by the Public Service driver Edward J. IN BROAD STREET EATONTOWN Wrong Club the health of the 72-year-old Pra- House and sent to the Senate. 464 BROAD STREET, Geromanos, 28, of Cliffwood. liberty 2-038$ WAYNESBORO, Ga. (AP) - do and asked his release from Democrats for—Daniels, Galla- SHREWSBURY The prospective passenger Waynesboro Lions Club members mprisonment aboard a warship. gher> Rodfno and Thompson. complained to the city transpor- Formerly of East Orange at the nearby Port of Callao. wondered why the quartet they Democrats against—Joelson. tation inspector of being ignored SH 1-4020 had invited to their ladies night A U. S. plane was offered to ! Republicans against—Auchin- while waiting for a bus at an n- meeting never showed up. fly Prado out of the country if Reliable Since 192 closs, Cahill, Dwyer, Frellnghuy- tersection July 11. Waynesboro Civitans, who met he were released, the informant sen. Glenn, Osmers, Wallhauser Geromanos pleaded guilty to BY WIRE ANYWHERE on the same night, wondered said, but the "junta refused, say- Beauty ... Quality ... Craftsmanship in and Widnall. violating the city's bus ordinance. which of their members had ar- ing it did not know what to do ranged such delightful entertain- with Prado at this time." ment. A junta member said earlier ENDURING MEMORIALS The quartet Just sang, unaware that Prado is "in good health it had its clubs mixed up. and very well attended." Wi irt tpwialiib In monuments sculp- Worden Funeral Home BARflE tural) Iron Select Bam Gnnlti iad fully guirantMd. The Adams Memorial Home ffg?r"y. AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Only Manufacturer of 60 E. FRONT STREET * RED BANK Memorials Successor to Mount Memorial Home SHadyside 7-0557 In Central Jersey SEND FOR FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL HOME A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- FREE FOLDER 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to tbo LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO. Inc. continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished C. SIDUN, Mgr. SH 7-0332 WALL & LOCUST, W. LONG BRANCH CA 2-0300 310 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. service and quiet dignity. BRANCH OFFICE AND DISPLAY i> Opposite Molly Pitcher Hotel Monmouth Monument Co. HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. HEADDENS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN SH. 7 3810 RED BANK REGISTER July 20, 1962-S to Cut Off Peru Aid Nason on Education »jr JOHK M. HiamWER ,sential to protect and pronwt«|*ad growth capacities of the di WASHINGTON (MP)-The Unit-1 broad KeanwJy alms lor aU at La- fereat countries which were will- #d States j« cutting off aM to Peru tin America. ' • ing to cooperate. 4 in to effort to bring about an At least one more U.S. action Another consideration in admin- •arly return to civilian democrat- Is In prospect—the suspension of' istration policy making In the A Letter to Grandma' ic gnvwamant in th« South Amef sugar purchases from Peru at present circumstances is that a By LESLIE J. NASON ' 'ast five week* of tchool he didn't statements, word the statements fean country. premium prices. Peru's annual military seizure of power such as Protestor of Education 0 any work. in such a way that the last words Announcement of the cutoff of quota of sugar sales to the United that at Lima may prove to be Summer is the time for parent:! I went to his teacher and she]of the first statement give you •M, except tor relatively minor States at present is 190,000 tons contageous. Kennedy obviously j take over the informal educa aid he ii capable.of the work a cue to the second statement. humanitarian assistance, came with a value to Peru of about $19 wants to discourage the spread of Ion of their children. mt Is just lazy. The second statement ends with • late Thursday shortly after the million. military dictatorship wherever For the past few weeks 1 have We 'have taken away all bis a cue leading to the third and White House had denounced the Kennedy reportedly was mo- wen suggesting "some simple iriveleges (baseball, boating and son on. It Is like learning dia- military takeover in Lima as deal- tivated by several considerations] Still a third point in the minds things that par- xouts) but it doesn't help. When logue in a play. ing a serious setback to the causa In his decision to put his personal [of the President and his advisers, ents can dleo returns from school he sits (If you have a question for Dr. of democracy in the Western prestige behind what amounts to officials said, is the fact that Com- during the ind cries. Nason, write him in care of this Hemisphere. U.S. political and economic inter- munist agitators operating in summer taj Mrs. R. H., Wakefield, R. I. newspaper. He will discuss in vention in a situation traditionally many nations to the south are President Kennedy "has noted help their chit Interest in school Is not Etim- his column those of most gen- regarded by the American nations certain to seize upon the military the developments in Peru with' dren succeed ilated by taking away privileges. eral interest.) as internal. action in Peru as an argument to great concern," the White House In school. And your child is probably not restless civilian populations that statement said. For one thing, in launching the Now comesj lust lazy! It may be that he has their only choice lies between dic- Set Meetings On Washington officiate said the Alliance for Progress last year, a mother who health problems. tatorship at one extreme and drastic steps which have been Kennedy committed himself to the knows what to I suggest that you do two communism at the other. Kennedy Contract Proposals taken by the administration to promotion of broad, long-range do. What she] things: First, have a doctor give, bring pressure on the military social, political, economic and obviously intends that the United 20-YEAR MAN — Mayor Peter W. Falvo of Red Bank, Or. Nawn a thorough physical exam- LOS ANGELES (API-Spokes- 1 1 needs to know group which seized power in Peru governmental reforms in Latin State shall do everything possible right, presents Agent John Porter an award for 20 years' is how to do ination. Then make a thorough men for two unions say they will Wednesday were considered es- America according to the needs to, invalidate that argument. :heck of the understanding of the hold mass meetings tomorrow and service to the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Sunday to vote on contract pro- Dear Dr. Nason: eading, writing and arithmetic This presentation was recently made at the Red Bank posals by three major aerospace How can 1 encourage my chil- needed at liis grade level. companies. Stock Market offices of the company, of which the mayor is manager. dren to see and feel things clearly One or the other should reveal the answer to your problem. A nationwide strike at plants NEW YORK (AP) - The stock enought on a' summer trip or excursion to help them in their Dear Dr. Nason: and missile bases is set Mon- Successful Investing market moved unevenly higher day. My high school teachers keep yesterday as it broke a.four-day Anna Rosenberg Wed itories and descriptions in school? asking for lists of items like the Negotiators for the United Aero- losing streak. Trading was Mrs. S. C, Calgary, Alta. Monthly Payment Plan Advised ive causes of the Revolutionary space Workers and the Interna- "ight. NEW YORK (AP)-Said the "At least 200 people have told It is easier to put your thoughts War or three results of the Stamp tional Association of Machinists Volume sank to 3.09 million fide, trembling with excitement: me how wonderful Anna is, and ind feelings into words at the Act. already have disapproved the of- By R06ER E. SPEAR shares from 3.62 million "Every time of your life can be any one who wants to say how me an event is happening than happy one." wonderful she is can say it again it some later time. I can remember one or two, fers. But they were to be sub- mly criticism that can be leveled Wednesday and was the smallest Q.-''W« are babes in the Said the smiling bridegroom: " love to hear it. Encourage your children but seldom can I list as many as mitted to the employees lor ft fi- woods, anxious to invest money gainst them is that their sales ilnce July 9 when 2.95 million The bride was Anna M. Rosen- think: "What can I write to he teacher asks for. What can nal determination. we feel we can eke out to pro- ommlssions and management|shares changed hands. 1 do? The three firms — Lockheed, The Dow Jones Industrial berg, .60, prominent Democrai Grandpa or Grandma about Vide for our children's education. fees are relatively high. J. V., Helper, Utah, North American and General Average made a moderate ad- and U.S. assistant secretary ol this?" We went to one broker who said Why not look up a member Freedom defense in the administration ol •When you have to learn lists Dynamics — described th«' con- vance of 1.92 at 573.16.' Your child's attempt to formu- to buy mutual rm of the New York Stock Ex- President Harry S Truman. of items which are so unrelated tract proposal yesterday as funds, to an- change that offers the Monthly Polaroid, the most active stock, late a description will increase' The bridegroom was Paul G hat recall Is difficult, this mem- equal or better than a tentative Other who investment Plan? It seems to loEcd unchanged at 97 on 93,- Highways' •is awareness, improve his per- Hoffman, 71, noted Republican ory system will help: agreement reached earlier this didn't like mu- ma that this would be, cheaper 500 shares :eption, stimulate his imagination ind managing director of the When you study a Hit of five week at Douglas Aircraft. tual funds but 'or you. You can put''your $50 Internationa'-••""•"' l Business Machines Drive Set United Nations Special Fund. Hi ind increase his enjoyment or i uggested kept only 2 % of a one-time gain :o $100 per month into one or ormerly was president and board it all. American Tele- more issues — for your goals, if 10% NEW YORK (AP)-Prepare- ions are under way for a "Free- chairman of the Studebaker Corp, Dear Dr. Nason: phone and ome very sound growth stocks. Of 1,224 issues traded, 585 ad- ,om Highways" drive in the The couple was married here I have a son in the second Gllckman Corp. is a starter I suggest Corn vanced and 393 declined. New iouth by the Congress Of Racial Thursday in a 20-minute cere- 3rade. He had &ii average re- We are now roducts and American Hospital lows for the year totaled 17, jort through the year. For the Quality to end segregation at mony at All Souls Unitarian somewhat con- iupply. There were no new highs. •oadside restaurants. Church. The bride is divorced and fused and turn Q.—"We are a couple nearing Seven of the 15 most active Marvin Rich, the organization's las one son. Hoffman is a widow SPEAR to you, We 0, and we need more money to itocks advanced, six declined, community relations director, er with six children. . can invest $50 to $100 per month. ive on. Our holdings includeM two were unchanged, U. S. Budget said a picked team of 30 partici- What do yqu advise?" L. S. Abbott Laboratories, United Mer- General Telephone & Electron hants. General Telephone, West- Ics was second most active stock, pants is in training at Greens- A.—I can well understand your »ro, N.C., for the six-state opera- Convention Post Deficit Is confusion. There Is nothing wrong nghouse, New England Electric, off yt at 19 V< on 56,400 shares, Great" Northern PaperT and" Gfl-|™« was^American^Phofocopy ion, to begin July, 31. -with buying mutual funds. The It will last through August, the] lette. Could you suggest changes off >/t at 14% on 51,500 shares. Below Estimate hat would increase our income Yesterday's closing stocks: sponsors say. ACP Ind WASHINGTON (AP)-Congress without too much risk?" J. F. Johns Man "The effort will be to desegre- Adami Ex Jonea A 1A ippeared pleased today but hardly A.—It will be a pleasure for Ai Rd Joy Mfg gate major chain restaurants in Ernst Plea Kal.tr Al excited at word that the govern- me to do so. You have invested Alleg Lud Kennecott he South for Negroes who travel ment wound up its 1962 bookkeep- ntelligently and well, and a num Alleg Pw Koppers car," Rich said. Allied Clt 3614 Kreage S3 ing year with a budget delict Turned Down jer ot your holdings have good: 15% Kroger Principal targets, he said, will $700 million less than estimated profit prospects. But the latter j Leftist C*» se restaurants of the Howard 16>4 Leh Port C In January. The final red Ink fig- factor must now be subordinated <6'i Leh Val Ind ohnson's chain and of the Holi- By Hughes Can Leh Val RR ure was $5.3 billion. :o the only other reason for hold- --- Cyan LOF Glati day Inn motel chain, whose net- TRENTON (AP)-Joseph Ernst! ing stocks—income. Am MIdy Lib McNfttai works of roadside eating places None of the House members Am Mot xe among the largest In the of Camden is scheduled to die The low-yielding stocks, rang- Am Bmelt 49 V4 — jnl Stl 38 who commented on the develop- In the electric chair the week S 13 Vi MacLfek? Trie 33* South. ment thought the moderately ing from Great Northern Paper Am Tel Tel 1091144 Martin M W Of July 29 and his attorney says Am VIICOM The anti - segregation party, pleasant fiscal news would have 2.6 per cent) to General Tele- Amp Ine Merck 68 there is nothing else that can be phone (3.8 per cent), can certain- Anaconda MOM 32 traveling in several automobiles, much influence on any decision! Armeo Stl Min M*M 48>i ilans to cover Virginia, North done to save him. ly be improved upon. Armour a* Mo Pac A 37 for an income tax cut now or Yesterday Gov. Richard J. Solely on this basis and no Armit Ck 3714 Mont Ward 21% Carolina, South Carolina, Ken- later. Aihl Oil »6K Nat Blic w, Hughes refused to commute N Cash Rei 91' ucky, Tennessee, and possibly >ther, I think you should sell Atchlaon nr. 1 Some thought, however, that JUNIOR SCiErJTiS" — jarnn N. Cron. i2 Cara C».. Ernst's sentence to life Imprison- Au Refin Nat Dairy 51' some points in Georgia, in the /our Abbott Labs, General Tele- Avco Corp 47>i Nat Distill 25 even a modest reduction in the ment. phone, Great Northern Paper, Babcock W Nat Gypa 39 drive. deficit would calm the nervous- Red Bank, is completing his last w««k of stud/ and re- Bald Lima Nat Steel 30 Ernst, now 25, was convicted and Gillette. Bait * Oh NY Central 13 Rich said local supporters in ness of foreign holders of U.S. search at tho University of Tenn«i««». A sophomore at of the 1959 slaying of Joan Con- _In their place, I would buy Bayuayuk et Cicg Nl» M PW 42 each area also will supplement dollars and therefore help the bal- Bell A How 23*1 No Am Av 60 Red Bank High School, he- was chosen to join 33 other nor, a 17-year-old Camden baby General Motors (5.2 per cen' BendlX 51% Nor Pac 31 the team's 3D members, all vet- ance of payments deficit. fitter and an acquaintance of his, Betb Steel 33 Nmn Alrlln 2S erans of sit-in demonstrations and David W. McDowell, Ir. students from throughout rh» nation to participate in yield), Union Pacific (5.2 pei Boeing 3?- Announcing the fiscal 1962 defi- Hughes said he rejected the ap- Norwich Ph 39! Freedom Rides." cent)i Standard Oil of New Jer- BordeBd n . 49 Ohio Oil II cit, the Treasury said Thursday rhe six-week National Science Foundation Workshop un- peal for executive clemency after Bors Warn 39 Outb Mar Although the 30. already know MIDDLETOWN - David W sey (5 per cent), and Duquesw Brunswlt 33 both income and spending were der chemistry profsssot Dr. J. H. \d studying it "with the utmost grav- Owens 111 Gl 72 the disciplines required for "non- McDowell, Jr., of 16 Orphanbo; Light (J.8 per cent.) Buckeye PI 47K Pan A W Air 17 Ct. has been appointed a mem overestimated in January, > when ity, having in mind both the Bucy Erie Param Plct 40' riolent methods and for holding (Mr. Spear cannot answer a! Bulova Penney, JC 40 ber of the convention committee $7-billion deficit was projected. seriousness of the sentence im- Burl Ind Pa Pw* U their temper when insulted," Rich mail personally, but will answei One, JI of the 1961 World Metal Show anc Spending on defense, space, for- posed on Joseph Ernst and the a* Pa RR said, they're getting special train- all questions possible In hiCate. r Trac 6*4 Pepil Cola National Metal Congress. eign and national security pro- CelanesB JH4 ing for travel tactics and possibli nature of his crime." column.) Ctaei & Oh Perkln Elm grams was down $248 million and 34% Phil El jail life. Mr. McDowell is a metallurgis Ernst has previously been Chryaler 49H Phlll Pet other government agencies spent SOLEMN TRIDUUM IN Clle« Bv 43« employed by the International turned down three times by the Coca Cola Pit steel $1.1 billion less than anticipated. Pub Sv EtQ Nickel Co., Inc. He is a membei U. S. Supreme Court, twice by Cols P>1 39% Colura Gal Pullman But corporate income and other 25* Pure Oil of the American Institute of Min HONOR OF SAINT ANNE the state Supreme Court, and Demonstration Coral Sol 19H DeRidder Ebuslness-linked revenues were twice by former Gov. Robert B, Con Edlioa 72H RCA ing & Metallurgical Engineer: ICont Can 60S Reading Co American Welding Society am down also, more than offsetting a Meyner. Com Pd 47* Rpub stl Reported Fair rise in personal income tax yield.1 July 24, 25 and 26 Is Planned Cm Zell 40(4 Revlon the American Society of Mechan- Chester Apy, Little Silver, Hi Cruc Sll ' 14% Reyn Met SEA BRIGHT - Jacoo DeRid- Charles A. Halleck of Indiana; ALBANY, Ga. (AP)-A large- CurtHJ Wr 161* Rey Tob ical Engineers. lawyer, told a newsman after the Del & Hud der, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray- House Republican leader, ex- Masses: 6:30 A. M. and 8 A. M. scale demonstration was reported •15% Rob Fulton The Metal Show and Cqrigres: decision, "That's about the end of Doug Atrc 22% St Jos Leal mond B. DeRidder, 280 Rutledgi pressed the reaction of many col- in the works today as Negroes ir Dow Criem 43"( St Reg Pa» will be held in late October al Jt I have exhausted all remedies, Du Pont Sears Roeb |Dr., Mlddletown, suffered from leagues when he shrugged off the this south- Georgia communit: Duo. U the New York Coliseum and Bil As far as I know there is nothing Shell Oil submersion yesterday when h< improvement in the deficit figure Confessions will be heard,every evening prepared to step up their anti- Eait Koil Sinclair more Hotel, respectively. Thi more that can be done." End John Smith, AO was overcome while swimming in as too small to make any differ- At the time he killed Miss Con- segregation activities. Erie Lack Socony American Society for Metals fui during the Triduum after devotions . .. Firestone Sou Pao the pool at the Ship Ahoy Beach ence in anyone's plans. nor, Ernst was on parole from The Rev. Martin Luther King PMC Cp nishes advanced technical infoi Sou Ry Club. mation to help American industry Some high-placed Democrats Bordentown Reformatory. Thi Jr., of Atlanta, who has taken 41H Sperry Rd Std Brand The boy, grandson of J. Ray- privately agreed. One, who would Devotions in honor of Saint Anne and prosecution charged that he sho part in previous demonstrations improve its materials technology Gen Accept 19 Std Oil Can mond DeRidder, chairman of the not be quoted, said the difference ber in revenge because she filed and only this week was freed from Gen cigar 3m Std Oil Cal public veneration of the relic of Saint Gen Dynam trti Studebaker board of governor; of Riverview is within the margin of error with a police complaint against him a 45-day Albany jail sentence, Gen Elec Texaco 82 ft Hospital, was admitted to the which all treasury projections after he beat her with a pop rushed back from a planned trip Gen F,1B Tex G Prod Anne at 8:00 P. M. Oen MotorM i (811 Texron hospital and was reported in fail Barber should be treated. But he added: bottle. The complaint endangered to New England. His sudden Gen Pub Ut M% Ttdewat Oil condition today. change in plans came as a sur- O Tell Tel 1014 Tranaamer (Continued) "Anyway, I'm glad it wasn't off his parole status. Un Carbide The child's father said his son in the other direction." ; However, Ernst said he hac prise to Connecticut Gov. John N. Uu Pae ing teeth, were purveyors of newi Unit Alro consumed a quantity of water an The deficit is the largest in Dempsey and other dignitaries and the like. Today with th gone to the Camden home where United Cp was pulled from the pool and peacetime except for two years— Church of Saint Leo the Great (he was. baby-sitting just to taU |who had planned to welcome him Goodyear 31% US Lines change in practice, time has a G C 31% US Plywd given resuscitation by a lifeguard. 1959 when the government was to Hartford for a rally. so brought them under legist: with her. He said when sh .US Rub $12.4 billion in the red and 1953 dammed the door in his face he Police Chief Laurie Pritchett Greyhound 534 t US Smelt tion, the judge said. Oul! oil US Steel when a $9.4 Trillion deficit .reflect- LINCROFT, NEW JERSEY fired through the door in suddei kept Albany policemen on the Hamm Pap 29 «i Van Al stl Before the appeal of the magi 33 V, Walworth Egg; Market ed the peak spending of the Ko- anger. He fled and was arrested alert, lodging them in hotels so 35 Warn B Pic [rate's court conviction, Judgi rean fighting. a few days later in Newark they will be quickly available in Int Bui Mch 367% Wn Un Tel NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA)- Ascher heard Mr. Errico's mi Weitg El Hughes and the state Parol :Case of trouble. A contingent of|im NICK 51 White Mot Wholesale egg offerings light. De- tion for a restraining order whei Board heard Apy's petition foi state patrolmen also was kept at'In t "Paper 25* Woolwth mand good on top quality today Int Tel & Tel 38% Yngit Bh4T he was temporarily sitting executive clemency on Monday. the ready. I-T-E CM Brk 1<% Whites: Extras (47 lbs. min. Superior Court earlier in the da; 33-34*4; extras medium (40 lbs If Ernst is executed as sched- Most of the anti-segregation Judge Ascher ruled that this average) 26-27(4; top quality (4 HOME OWNERS Big Savings uled it will be the second elec- demonstrations this week have in- action would have to await the lbs. min.) 37-3914; mediums (4 trocution within a month in New volved teen-agers. Seven were ar- King County Court ruling, and dis- Jersey. Fred Sturdivant of New rested Thursday when they staged lbs. average) 25-27; smalls (31 (Continued) lbs. average) 18V&-i%; peewees missed the Superior Court pe- On Home ark was executed on July 3 aftei a sit-in at the lunch counter of a 1958. He maintains offices at 27: tition which he said could be losing an appeal to Hughes. suburban drug store. Broadway, Long Branch. re-instituted. Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.; Prior to his execution there had 4 Children not been any for almost six years, It adds up! More and more 35J4-37; top quality (47 lbs. min At yesterday's hearing, the city Improvements Mr. King is married to th37-39; (41 lbs. average) 28>/$-3l% was represented by Attorneys the longest period without om people use The Register ads each former Joan Thomas, daughter since the state adopted the elec- issue because results come fast- smalls (36 lbs. average) 18>4-19%; Louis. Aikens and Jacob Rand, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Thorns peewees '4^ both of Long Branch. tric chair in 1907. er.—Advertisement. of Eatontown. They have foil children: Hadley S., 3d, Thomi By Blake S., Barbara Anne and Anflre EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? ADD-A-ROOM! LOCAL SECURITIES Brittain King. THE Suy WITH AM- Mr. King's parents live The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- eASV-ID-START 10'xl4' Room Completely Prepared ciation ot Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- Shrewsbury. eiy rreparea Chairman of the constltutioni • Designed and planned by tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities ALWAVS GETS A Monmouth Construction • Sill could have been sold (Indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated ammendment committee of th • Floor Beams • Plate • Cell- by the "asked") at the time of completion.* Fair Haven Republican Club, M Ing Beams * Ridge Studs • BANKS King Is a former.member of thi Rafters • Door, windows and Div. Asked Young Republican Clubs of Lory closet openings prepared. Aabury Park - Ocean Grove (adj.) .50 32 Branch and Monmouth County. 169. Belmar • Wall National 2.50 •'-!•<- resident of Oceanport, NO MONEY DOWN Central Jersey Bank (x) 26 served as chairman of the Pla Farmers & Merchants 1.00 n.ng Board there. He is Republ First Merchants National Bank .25 10)4 can county committeeman ft FIRST PAYMENT NOV. Keansburg-Mlddletown 10.00 the first district. Long Branch Trust 20.00 Matawan Bank .30 Mr. King is a member of P] UP TO 20 YRS. TO PAY Monmouth County National .12 Delta Theta, the Monmouth Coui »" ESTIMATES «*• New Jersey Trust 1.00 ty Bar Association, Monmoul Dormers • Modtrn Kitchen Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 Players, Peninsula Beach Clul Sea Bright National 1.00 and served as a deacon of tl Room Additions • Modwn Bathroom INDUSTRIAL Presbyterian Church, Shrewi Attic Rooms • Plumbing- Hooting Brockway Class (x) .80 buryi Roofing • Siding • Masonry' Bzura Chemicals Porch Enclosures • Gang* . Brtoioway Electronics Associates • (xx) SOLD FOR $281,000 Hanson W-M In yesterday's story on the pn International -"Flavors & Fragrances posed Red Hill Rd. interchange Laird ft Company It was stated that Ceepdali Monmouth Electric farm contained approximate! MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO: Monmouth Park 245 acres and was sold at au i , HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER — MIDDLETOWN N. JvNatural Gas (x) .00 tion to Deepdale, Inc.' in Aprl N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. 1.20 1960 for $218,000. A typograph1 PRospect 5-1333 SHadvside '-506Q Rowan Controller cal error was made. The figu U. S. Homeg and Development Corp. _ vj ill iiri^ viv. ^ should have been $281,000. (Q >lm FMtaiM BjmUaU. Ut, 1M2. World ifrhti (i) Plus 2% stock dividend (») M Cash RED BANK KGBIER One in Red Bank JaJr 20, 1962 DAILY CROSSWORD Bridge Column la cm mm ANVWAY e By SHEWWOLD TUdcup a!:(«Mn> MWMI, ?U, 47 LAWN RAKE scientists believe the "umbrella" or Scott an all-time record in farewell oarties. Since the announcement the fair university shop irotcctive area can be greatly extended and the inter of their departure earlier this :ept time markedly lengthened. »-ear, they have attended 163 farewell parties. Maybe that's for men, women and boys Task Force^ight scientists will try to develop thi why they are going to spend sev- •reakthrough even further next week by exploding a eral months vacationing in Swit- R». 35, Wanamaua (one milt north of Asbury Circle) KE MW GERANIUMS 5-megaton warhead at an altitude of more than 500 zerland before the Lebanese en- REG. 5.95 miles over the Pacific. voy takes un his new post . . . Intriguing sign in a window in As in the spectacular 200-mile-high test, the war the 1300 block of Pennsylvania M.] [TAXUS 3'A lead will be carried into space atop a Thor intermedi- Avenue: "Government Extermi- Mutt Buy 10 ite range ballistic missile launched from Johnston nating Service." island. 80 LBS. This high-altitude test armament conference convenec this week. ;alled off by the Presiden OTHER RESULTS - In study HAY SAND earlier this month, was re ing results of other tests, official; scheduled after the prelim report that the developmenta REG. inary results of the 200 progress and technical sophlsti General Electric Solves 1.49 99' cation shown in reducing lh( mile-high blast becarm weight and increasing the explo known. Originally, the Presiden sive yield of strategic weapon; indicates that the U.S. has agaii Your Space Problem! had ordered the Pacific tes AZALEA pulled ahead of the Soviet Unioi completed before the Geneva di In most areas of atomic weapoi REG. 100 design. 2.00 for a For example: The anaiysl: Reg. 3.25 $150 shows U.S, scientists succeedei lot* of 6 I Lovelier in drastically reducing the size of the fission bomb trigger used rfl in detonating the thermonuclear LAWN explosion reaction of a hydrogen 30" Kut-Kwik bomb warhead. • Weed and Crabgrass Control • Fertilizing • Pest Control Before the U.S. resumed at- • P. H. Control mospheric testing, the genera 19 h.p. ROTARY; • Lawn Renovation appraisal was that the Sovlei • Fungus Control Union had edged ahead in this $275o. • Soil Sterilization field, particularly In Jarge-yiek • Spray Seeding warheads for ballistic missiles. • Special Services Huge savings on used • Aero-Thatching After analyzing tha results golf dubs and used U.S. officials say flatly that the mowers. U.S. has regained its technolog ALLIED cal lead over Russia in the de- 'VAL'S Gotten Ctnt«r( velopment of atomic weapons. LAWN SERVICE MORE TESTS-The Army i: [Hwy. 35, Middlttownt PHONE CO 4-8060 getting ready to make its secort efrigerator-Freezer attempt to shoot down an Atla II No Answer-CO 44852 intercontinental ballistic missili with its Nike-Zeus antl-misslli missile. The unannounced first .tesi failed last month when the sec ond stage of the Nike-Zeus failec to function, and no contact wa; its ii the made with the Air Force's ICBM As In the unsuccessful attempt the Atlas will be fired from Poim HUFFMAN*/? BOYLE Mugu, Calif., and the Nike-Zeu; anti-missile missile from Kwala space if lein Island, 5,000 miles across th FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM Pacific. The Army plans no advanci Rl. 35 Circle. Eatontown—Uberty 2-1010 announcement of the test in or- der not to alert Soviet tracking ships now In the Pacific. The success or failure of th! coming test is expected to de- termine whether President Ken- nedy will give the Army the go ahead to put the anti-missile mis- sile into production. At present, the Army has been ..yet provides authorized only to carry on addi- tional research and development 8.8 au ft more of the controversial Nike-Zeus. storage space!

NEW YORK ATOMIC FALLOUT - There Is new report that Russia wil fly the world's first atomic-pow- NIWI THIN-WALL INSULATION . . . G.E.'s new ered airplane before fall. Repre- foamed plastic Insulation is twice as efficient ai or- sentative Melvin Price, D-Ill. dinary Insulation, to requires only half the thickness. COMMUTERS outspoken critic of the Kennedy This—plus capacity gained in Interior height, width Administration's decision to stop and depth—plus other General Electric improvement* the development of an A-plane in lost decade—results in 88% more storage space MIDDLETOWN says the report was picked up In same size cabinet! by U.S. Intelligence in London HARMONY BOWL HWY. 35 The Soviet military attache there reportedly boasted to British mil itary officials that the prototype NO DHR0STING MR! will be flown in August . . Direct to Ambassador James M. Gavin has Modll TC470-W '585 It.t cu. II. Ml sunn MllIlM Hem in the Refrigerator I Never In the fmwl written members of the Joint No (roil to tfefroil, in BOTH rilrigiralor and freenr—became Minimum Ratal! Met Port Authority Terminal Congressional Atomic Committee FIOST • NEVE* FOIMSI HOST-GUARD .nd meny defrosting. from Paris that he believes the U.S. should assist France to pro- MOBILE COLD—In 13 tot mubuutlU • U tlu IMU Hn vrlalM Katherine Godfrey was a rare womamShe was filled y ill u U IP Btoa iUPttcMi with perpetual optimism, beautiful music, sublime faith Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association in a husband who had lost his own, Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation and a faculty for making hard luck Th» 1UA lank RUMUI unmii no Unuwlti reiponilblllilei for iTDO«t«cblcu •rron IB adnrtlnmutta. kol oiii nsrtat wiuuul cbttn thai pirt ol «n mvtrtliim«nt ID which tht typojnpnicu «rr»r «Murt 41 look like a blessing. wuft U» muu arror >hiu mar «eui It wasn't easy. She had five chil- nil uwiMDir wumn o» rMPonilbmtm tor •tuunanu ol oplnlajn in utttn from 11* riidtri dren: Arthur, Kathy, Charlie, Bob and " p Prtan u *a»tn» On> r»r 11109 lit mentai. It on tft «DT •* easBUi. I euti cop» bj mill • emu Dorothy Jean. The family was so poor that, one Christmas, when they lived FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1962 in a store with Bon Ami covering the windows, all they had to eat was BISHOP mashed potatoes and gravy. There were Telstar in Good Use no gifts, no tree, nothing but the amazing love that all the Godfreys had for each other. Telstar will be put to good use Western European countries. Among This is better than food, but the little Godfreys again late this month when top of- the cities is Mbntclair, N. J. missed lots of meals. It wasn't anyone's fault Dad ficials in the United States and for- which will be connected with Graz, Godfrey .was a good man caught in the wrong era. He Austria. was an Englishman by birth, and an expert writer on eign cities chat by phone in a series hackney horses. These are high-stepping trotters and The purpose of the Telstar phone of trans-Atlantic calls relayed by they were being replaced by the Chalmers, the Chand- call program is to improve relations the satellite. ler, the Dort and the Stanley Steamer at a time between the United States and other when Mr. Godfrey was prepared to enlighten readers With the Holmdel branch-of Bell nations. The basic idea for the calls about nags. Telephone Laboratories^playing such was developed by the United States "Don't worry, Darl\" Mrs. Godfrey used to say. an instrumental role in the work on Information Agency. "Your ship will come in." It didn't. It never would. But Telstar, we look with pride on its So here we have Telstar in an Dad Godfrey wore spats, sported a cane, hob-nobbed with the Vanderbilts and Whitneys, and owed the * achievements as it is put into use. important mission—another way to "Goodntstl It's too bad thty can't fin* th* fans for obscMltit* hurled at th* baseball playtrs . . .!" butcher, the grocer, the shoemaker—all merchants in The Bell System says 23 Ameri- help cement relationships between Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. The only unforgivable thing can cities and universities would be the United States and European These Days: he ever did was to die early. That left the whole fam- linked with an equal number in 16 countries. ily with no one to tell them what it was going to be People in like when the ship came in. The Professional Revolution Katherine Godfrey insisted that all her children A 'Tremendous Gift' the News were geniuses. "You are," she would say. "Someday • By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY you will all be on the stage. You'll be famous. You By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Citizens' committees very often, members. The strikes of school teachers in various cities, can sing, dance, compose. You're geniuses." They we are sorry to say, give forth with Then came the formation of the Benny Goodman, the King of weren't. But it was nice to hear because she was sin- particularly New York; the doctors' strikes in Sas- Swing, is back home after jazzing lots of talk—but do nothing. They citizens' committee to purchase the katchewan and Vienna are straws in the wind. The it up for the Russians. cere. She truly believed it. She still argues that she have ideas and say they are anxious truck. professional man is weary of earning less than a The bandleader arrived in New was right because her oldest boy, Arthur, is famous; York Wednesday from England Kathy was a radio announcer when she was 16; Doro- . to help a municipality or a Board Obviously this was a committee plumber; he sees no justification for the trend to where he spent a week resting thy Jean is a playwright. of Education. But when the time that meant action—for this week it proletarize the intellectual classes. In after his tour, sponsored by the an era in which revolution has become U.S. State Department's cultural Could anyone ask more proof? Mother played the comes, the governing body or the turned over $21,451 to Borough almost permanent, the attitude of per- exchange program. piano in a silent movie house and earned $6 a week. school board members wind up do- Council. The money came from sons and governments to those who Goodman said Russian audi- She composed music; she could make a fairy, queen many businessmen and citizens in ences were "very good, very re- ing the work themselves. have devoted their time and energy to ceptive and discerning. costume for one of her girls out of an old newspaper Not so with the Freehold Citi- the area. The actual donation con- the development of the mind is dis- The only Russians who failed to and a dozen straight pins; Arthur had a bakery route zens Committee for the purchase of sisted of $11,451 in cash and the re- respectful. respond kindly to his music, he when he was 13; Charlie delivered milk and sneaked said, were "the bureaucrats in two quarts into the house every day; the kids would an aerial ladder fire truck. They had mainder was in two $5,000 bonded At a time when it is believed that the first-night audience." baby-sit, mow a lawn, deliver a package and mother a job to do and they did it. pledges. everyone is entitled to his opinion, it G. Mennen Williams, U.S. Un- SOKOLSKY is true that only the expert can have dersecretary of State for African would walk eight miles to Paterson to sell crocheting Mayor Frank E. Gibson called It was in April that a fire an opinion on an increasing number of subjects. For Affairs, was honor guest at a din- and walk back to save trolley fare. destroyed half of Freehold's East the donation a "tremendous gift — ner given Wednesday night by instance, how many persons in this country have the Belgian Foreign Minister Paul- This, my friends, was a family. Arthur, at 15, was Main St. business block adjacent to much larger than we expected." qualifications to have any opinion whatsoever on the Henri Spaak in Brussels. Williams the new father, ordering the others to help clean the the Hall of Records. Freehold does The truck is expected to cost structure and function of the cell and why some cells talked earlier Wednesday with house, sell the empty soda bottles, make the beds, Spaak and Belgian experts on the not have an aerial truck and had about $50,000 — with the borough go wild and produce what is popularly called a cancer? Congo. empty the garbage. Twice in his life, matters became so bad that he could stand it no longer, and both times to call for assistance by a Neptune paying the balance of the cost. How many persons in the whole world can have an Japan's Prime Minister Hayate opinion based on any knowledge as to the functioning! Ikeda says, "Japan will not pos- he ran away. Once he got a job in Ohio. Once he joined company, which does have an aerial This was a" citizens' committee of the pituitary gland when affected by certain hor *• the Navy. ladder. that has accomplished something— mones? How many of us base opinions on hearsay am The gas and electricity had been shut off many and they deserve the thanks of Free- power. The value of the aerial ladder slogans without adequate knowledge whether the slo "This Is an election promise I times. Once, when a woman delivered a basket of food was noted at the fire by Freehold hold for coming to the aid of the gans and hearsay have any basis in fact? have made," Ikeda said Wednes- out of charity, Mrs. Katherine Godfrey carried the bas- day in Tokyo as he held his first ket back to the car, dropped it inside with a large residents as well as fire company community with its donation. I receive a very large mail and like to publish news conference after reshuffling etters from time to-time. It once occurred to me, afte his cabinet. thank you, and said: "You must have the wrong checking a number of statements in such a letter, tha Lady MacLean, 82-year-old amily." mother of runaway British diplo- For a long while, the family lived on peanut but- t would be cruel to publish a letter from a writer who mat Donald MacLean, was re- Your Money's Worth; wrote of the foundations of the United States withou ported seriously ill at her country ter for all meals. When money came in, Mrs. Godfrey any specific knowledge of the subject, although h home in England Wednesday. A bought 15-cent margarine for the bread. "What's mar- cable was sent to her son Donald garine?" the children said. Mother beamed. "It isn't could have found the required information with a few in Moscow, but the former diplo- Answers to Arguments Against tax Cut hours of effort. mat's brother, Alan, refused to 'attening," she said. "They just take the butter out The professional man may not be as smart as th discuss the possibility of Donald's of it." • By, SYLVIA PORTER return to Britain. Donald Mac- When a youngster complained of having nothing plumber who charges by the hour and keeps his tool Lean and fellow diplomat Guy to do, Mrs. Godfrey would look to heaven for for- By SYLVIA PORTER inflation simply does not thrive. now and deliberately raise our so distant from his work that hours are spent walkin, Burgess left Britain in May 1951 In fact, in many areas of prices, budget deficit to stimulate our to and fro. He may not be as smart as the butcher wh to go over to the Russians. iveness. "There's always something to do," she would The opponent! of « quick, we have been in a deflation foi economy. They ask only that as say. "See how many flat stones you can find. Then squeezes water into tongues or who puts 50 per cen ilmple, substantial, across-the- some time. When and as the deficit balloons, we follow figure out a game to play with them. Find a colony get back into a cycle of stron orthodox monetary policies—spe- fat into hamburger meat board tax cut for Individuals and of ants and watch them. Make perfume out of flower . corporations, to take effect this growth, the danger of inflatio cifically, let interest rates rise But the professional man does know how to dea fall and thus put new life into will re-emerge and no responsib and finance the budget deficit Health Hints petals. Do something nice for somebody, like cutting our sluggish observer denies this. But, as o primarily in non-inflationary with a sick kidney or a fractured heart or with th ways. Hay fever is characterized by somebody's lawn when they're away." economy, offer now, inflation scarcely is oui physics and chemistry of life prolongation. worry scarcely. a very distressing complex of three major ar- Put In Writing She sold her wedding ring. She sold her great- It used to be that human beings respected each symptoms including sneezing, g u m e n t » 2—The argument that Europe The headquarters of financial grandmother's quilts. She painted bowls, chopped up sophisticated bankers and finan conservation in Europe—the In other for their worth, but today the motto seems to be, "running nose," itching eyes, anc against the itching of the nose and roof of kitchen chairs for firewood, radiated happiness, and move. ciers would lose confidence in oui ternational Bank for Settlements "I'm as good as you are." How does one" measur dollar because of a big budgel the mouth. It is a disease which said: "You're all geniuses. Every one of you." Two of The tax cut, at Basle, Switzerland — actually worth? No one has an inherent right to anything excep! deficit caused by a tax cut is jusl put this in writing a few weeks everyson except the sufferer the girls, Jean and Kathy, have written a book called they argue not backed by the facts! Ovei ago. Said the BIS: Unless the ife, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. And ther seems to regard as inconsequen first, "Genius in the Family." I don't like I-Remember-Mom- would and over, the world's centra U.S. cuts taxes or hikes govern- are enormous limitations upon these rights. What an tial and even lightly amusing. It create a huge bankers have been telling our ol ment spending, "It will risk con- tends to be transmitted from one ma books, but this one is so good, so rich with anec- deficit in the individual does not earn, he does not deserve. ficials that we should cut taxes tinuing to have a rate of growth generation to another. Airborne dotes about Mrs. Godfrey, that I laughed until the tears 1963 federal PORTER well below that of Europe. East The great honors in this age go to scientists be pollens and mold spores are chief- budget and im- came, and sometimes when the tears came, they came and West." It suggested we in- cause the success of the survival of any nation depend ly responsible for the condition. the threat of to stay. mediately revive crease our budget deficit and at To avoid hay fever, some peo- tnothir inflation spiral. This was CARMICHAEL upon the achievements of science, but such a surviva the same time permit "a higher ple try to go to areas of lower la key point made by Virginia Mother sang on radio in 1924. Her announcer was evel of Interest rates to attract may be an empty cask if the spiritual, the non-material pollen count during the season cf I Sen. Byrd in his letter to the Norman Brokenshire. She earried $5 per program. One foreign investment funds to the even the mystical life of man is not preserved and cul- their susceptibility. Most people ; Chamber of Commerce denounc- THE COUnJTY W)U«T U.S. as well as to keep U.S. funds tivated. The totally secular life, which seems to be th who cannot do this try other day, Mrs. Frank Burr stopped In at the house and "bor- >lng the chamber's call for a tax at home." Europe's reaction rowed" a crocheted tablecloth which required six ! reduction now. of some of the justices of the Supreme Court, can means. Those mildly afflicted here to tax cut-deficit talk is ore- may be helped by the antihistam months of work. The kids knew mother had planned \ The tax cut, they argue second, K UPSTREAM— cisely the opposite to what Byrd;!eave us so bankrupt that our survival may not be inic drugs. Others with more se- to sell it for food. "Grace Burr," she said, "can have would be swelling our budget and others claim it is. worth-while. vere formn may find relief deficit undermine the confidence 3—The argument that a tax through taking injections of spe- anything I own." of Europe's bankers in the U.S. The doctors in Saskatchewan have performed cut should be held off until we're cific extracts. Your doctor will dollar and could set off a dis- Mrs. Burr returned two weeks later with a check. clearly in a recession invites the very valuable service because they have established determine what particular injec- astrous run on our gold reserves. retort, "Why wait for the suffer- this: the professional man, who is everywhere few in tions are indicated for you, and The women had raffled off the tablecloth. Mrs. God- This was a second key point. ing? Why not try to prevent it1 frey wept—an unusual thing for her—and used the made by Byrd. j number, cannot be treated by the politician as the by means of them he will en- Our economy's advance is falter- able your body to produce the money to pay her husband's funeral expenses. The tax cut. they argue third, j ng right now. The danger tha politician dare not treat a truck driver. If the truck antibodies necessary to counter- There was a genius in that family all right. It was would be premature now and we' n economy which at best is now drivers can unite for their protection, so can profes act the harmful reaction in the should save this great anti-slump 'slinding up" will fade away sional men. cells and membranes of the nose Mrs. Katherine Godfrey ... weapon until we are in the next n!o a "slide down" grows by and eyes. recession and need to use It. he day. Moreover, there is no The "scabs" who went to Saskatchewan from When hay fever is untreated, It "Chins Up Far Better Thing And All That This in a point made by Illinois itimulant on the horizon to perk Great Britain and the United States have learned that Sen. Paul Douglas, who is also p the economy. Business spend tends to become Increasingly —— Move Along —— Good Chap —— " an economics professor. | ing is not going to zoom because those who still have freedom of choice, exercise it. "We severe. More violent symptoms may develop during a particular What is the validity of each of I f the new depreciation sched want our doctors," was the outcry of the people. But season, attacks may be of long- these arguments? les or the tax incentive in the resent tax bill; consumer spend- when a professional man becomes a "scab" and a er duration, or asthma may de- Inflation Spiral? already is way up, can't ac- strikebreaker against his own class, he is not serving •elop. Therefore it is the (1) That a tax cut of substan- elerate much from here without mankind. He is denying the advantage of a professional course of wisdom not to neglect tial size—and it must be substan- ddltional help; between higher the malady when it first appears, tial if it is to give the economy ;overnment spending and a tax class experimenting, analyzing, researching, discover- but to try to arrest it as soon the spur it requires—would swell :ut, financial conservatives over- ing in an atmosphere of free trial and error. as possible. the deficit in the 1963 budget is helmingly prefer the tax cut, How would such a "scab" like to work under such Michael S. Newjohn, M. D. Indisputable. But that this tax nd so do most liberals at this conditions as existed in Soviet Russia when Stalin de- cut would set off another infla- tage. The word "posh" derives from termined what was correct in the field of genetics? It tion spiral now is decidedly dis- On the basis of economics and he initials of the phrase "port putable. We are in a slack econ- inance, a tax cut this fall makes was only when Khrushchev saw American coi;n grow in iut, starboard home." The omy; in industries through the rilliant sense. Now If. in com- freedom, where anyone could experiment in genetics phrase was stamped on the cab- nation, there is excess capacity; g weeks, the political obstacles in tickets of passengers tailing supplies of all sorts of goods are an be cleared away, we can who knew how, that he realized why we are over- through the Red Sea. Westerly abundant; the unemployment rate trove that we've finally learned produced while people in Communist countries starve. winds, which provided relief from remains high; competition all hat we don't have to wait for re- It is tough to prepare to possess knowledge; it is the heat, blew on port cabins of home and from producers abroad' essions to take obviously desir- ships sailing out and on starboard Is the fiercest In decades. j **— ble steps to benefit all Amer- tougher still to continue to remain alert and to know cabins of ships sailing home to. Against this type of background, 6—Friday, July 20, 1962 ans. what is developing even in one's own field. England, RED BANK REGISTER Friday, July 20, 1962-T Auxiliary News Dental Unit Musical | Plans Fail Service Church Hall Calendar Press Book Prize Style Show In Elberon The publicity press book of the hildren'* party in December. ELBERON — The Monmouth ELBERON - Frank Karian, Keyport Auxiliary to the Veter- Sponsoring organizations are the tauty Dental Auxiliary will hold director of the ministry of mu- Summer Study r am of Foreign Wart placed first VFW P d) FW Pott, Auxiliary, a fall luncheon and ftshkm show sic for the Elberon Memorial Rev! Kerry Robb, associate elected president of the Rotary- among 47 books at the 38th an- Memorial Home, and tthhe CCorps Sept. 20 in Shadowbrook, Shrews- minister of the Red Bank Meth- Altar Society of St. Agnes Catho- Presbyterian Church, will pre- nual VFW Auxiliary convention Mothers. iry. odlst Church, is leading the July lie Church, Atlantic Highlands, in Wildwood recently. Mrs. Irene Brenon is chairman Plans were completed at an sent a special musical vesper discussions of the adutt education has announced committee chair- Mrs. Richard Nebus, who com- il the Christmas party for chil- xecutive board meeting held re-i service Sunday in the church at class Tuesday nights at the men who will serve with her for ' piled the book, received a cash dren of members<3of the spon- ently in the home of Mrs. John, 4 p.m. church. the coming year. •ward. She was also named soring organizations, and chil- , Carchman, 763 Norwood Ave. He wiil be assisted by the Members are studying two They are Mrs. Warren Kurtz, color bearer by Mrs. Eleanor dren in the auxiliary-sponsored Mrs. Samuel Furrnan, New works by the Russian novelist, publicity; Mrs. Thomas Kozak, Davids, Jersey City, newly- Girl Scouts, VFW Junior Drum church choir, Hallie Nowland, so- ihrewsbury, vice president In Dostoevsky, "Notes from the adoration; Mn. Charles Mc- elected state department presi- and Bugle Corps and VFW lions prano; Carole O'Hara, contralto; charge of fund-raising, is chair- Underground," and "The Grand nard Daus, membership; Mrs. Little League Team. dent. man of the event. Vice chairman Howard Shaw, baritone, and a Inquisitor^ a chapter from his Burnie, hospitality; Mr«. Ber- Members attending from the The auxiliary will conduct a is Mrs. J. Alvin Parker, Red quartet of musical artists from novel, "Th» Brothers Karama- nard Daus, membership; local auxiliary were Mrs. JohJh n cake sale today at 10 a.m. in Bank. Mr. and Mrs. David Gould, Sr. New York. zov." Nicholas Kaiser, block rotary; Sommer, past president; Mrs. Ihe AfcP, Cliffwood, Mrs. Nancy Fashions will be shown from Mr. Karian was formerly solo- Dr. Mirko Tuma, staff writer Mrs. Joseph Kennedy, tele- Warren Van C1 i e f, president; Isemann and Mrs. Ruth Williams Bamberger's Mirror Room. on the Freehold Transcript and ist with the Robert Shaw Chorale phone; Mrs. Henry Viebrock, Mrs. Sidney Lambertson, Mrs. are chairmen and will pick up Proceeds will go to the schol- a lecturer on Christianity and program; Mrs. Stephen Apenel, Walter Bauer and Mrs. Nebus, donations. ' irshlp program which i> present- East Keansburg Couple and has appeared in many op- literature at the Westminster historian; Mrs, Grandin Chap- delegates. Refreshments at the planning ly supporting two dental hygien- eratic performances across the Choir College in Princeton, will man, ways and means; Mrs. meeting recently were served by ist students with $700 annually country. He is permanent tenor lead the discussions during Au- George Spires, register; Mrs. KEANSBURG FIRE COM- Mrs. Ethel Volpe, Mrs. ' Ann for their education. Mark Golden Wedding soloist at Holy Trinity Lutherp gust. Dr. Tuma, a political re- rrank Wilson, refreshments; Mrs. PANY Auxiliary and members Mitchell, Mrs. Ruth Williams and Committee members are Mrs. Church, New York City, and a fugee from Hungary, will dis- Fred Clements, sick and vigil, Mrs. Rita Scarborough. plan a trip to New York in Sep Carchman, Mrs. Ralph Angelillo, EAST KEANSBURG - Mr. heir families, Mr. and Mrs, representative of musical artists cuss two plays by George Ber- and Mrs. Anna Sharkey, baby tember. Deal; Mrs. Robert J. Isaacson, and Mrs. David Gould, Sr., Harry Gould, Union Beach; Mr. jerformihg in concert, opera, ra- nard Shaw, "St. Joan" «nd 'An- medals. Birthdays o| Mrs. Frederick A PATIENT FUND budget of West Long Branch; Mrs. A. M. Krueger PI., were guests of hon- and Mrs. Edward Lovelace, Mat- drocles and the Lion. lio, television and recording. Rosariam are reminded of Foerster, Mrs. Jack Garski, Mrs $6,485 for the 196243 year wa: Villane, Elberon; Mrs. Theodore or at a 50th anniversary party awan; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Car- Sessions begin at 8 p.m. every approved at the July picnic Lyndon Woodside, presently or- Communion on the firit Sunday Richard Best, Mrs. Harold Wall- L. West, Middletown; Mrs. Rob- given recently in Buck Smith's son and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tuesday at the church. f August and adoration on the Ing, Mrs. Karl Strauch, Jr., and meeting of the Mrfrlboro HQspl ganist-choir director at the ert P. Carroll, Neptune, public! Restaurant. Bailey, East Keansburg, and rst Thursday of the month. Mrs. Kalkhof were celebrated tal Auxiliary held recently al ty, and Mrs. Harold Schaaff, Hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Hyers, Keans- Fourth Presbyterian Church SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC - a meeting recently. Hostesses the home of Mrs. Harry A. Pu- Long Branch, telephone. Gould's son and daughters and burg. New York City, will preside at Thirty children and parents at- The event was supervised by jals, Rumson, president. the organ, and Eugenie Denge dr. and Mrs. Walter Umbert- were Mrs. Charles Quackenbush Married In Asbury Park, the tended a Sunday school picnic end Mrs. William Riley. Largest expenditure continue; will accompany on the violin. Saturday in McGuire's Grove ion, Mrs. Fred Eckel and Mrs. International Event couple has resided here since Fohn Ludvick. to be the decorating project 1929. Mr, Gould was associated Selections will be arrange- Middletown, held by the Mor- CHRISTMAS IN JULY — VFW which is under (he chairmanship with his father in a Newark ments from Handel's "Messiah," ganville Methodist Church. of Mrs. Richard Attridge, Marl- Auxiliary, Guadalcanal Post o\ laundry business and more re Bach's "Christmas Oratorio,' CABARET NIGHT — The Holy boro. Two thousand dollars ha Matawan Township, will hold a cently was employed at the Mon> nd Dubois' "Seven Last Words COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN - lame Society and the Rosary- been earmarked for furniture, Girl Cadets to Attend dinner-dance tomorrow in the mouth Park Race Track. if Christ." Mrs. William Heffernan, newly Altar Society of Nativity Catholic lamps, pictures, draperies, tables post home, Cliffwood. Church, Fair Haven, will hold a and cigarette stands. The couple have 22 grandchil- A Christmas theme will prevai Cabaret Night Sept. 15 in the More than 70 volunteers work Military Ball in N. Y. dren and five great-grandchil- and Santa Claus will attend. Al dren. ire house, River Rd. proceeds will be used toward the n 13 areas weekfy in which tup- Adam and Eve plies used in the project are paii RED BANK — Fourteen shore of sightseeing and entertainment. Guests were Mrs. David Gould, Mrs. Jean Reed and Harry for by the auxiliary. These In- area girls, members of the Red On Monday they will leave for Jr., Mrs, Nellie Herling, Long Kniffin are chairmen. Commit- DOROTHY TOLAND clude "Operation Thimble," Bank Squadron of the Civil Air :1 host states where Itineraries Branch; Mr. and Mrs. Donald members are Mn. Philip painting, needlework in four cot- Patrol, will attend the annual In- have been arranged by CAP Gould, Mr. and Mrs. David Fohn , Qulnn Jr., Mn. Edward DANCE STUDIO tages, arts and crafts, games ternational Air Cadet Exchange wings in those stafe. The New Gould, 3d, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Exclusive Affair :arling, Mrs. Evan Baker. Mrs. music therapy with records Military Ball tomorrow night in Jersey wing will be host to the Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Robert )aubtnschmldt, Mri. Roy Nel- idressmaking, household «cienc< the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New contingent from Spain. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles DEAR ADAM AND EVE: judge his character for your- mn, Mrs. Donald McMurrgy, and typing. York City. The cadets will reassemble in Merken, Mr. and Mrs. Charlei self—and right now It doesn' fits. William Henderson, Al Rob- My wife bowls in a league made >ins, Rangner Hedberg, Walter Other activities carried on dur- They will be part of a group Washington, D. C, Aug. 4 for a Wenger, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence look too promising. up of her co-workers, and once a Well, Eugene Carroll, Melvln ing the year are Field Day, chil- of 50 girl cadets representing the 'our-day visit In the capital prior Quirk, Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGin< Adam and Eve. year they have a bowling party Stout, Julian Tuilk tod Wit- dren's parties and ward parties CAP'S New Jersey Wing. The ;o leaving for home. ley, Mr. and Mrs. Victor McKen- where they have dinner, give out iam Rich. Christmas program and the twc ball is in honor of 135 young The 135 Civil Air Patrol cadets zie, Mrs. William Krueger, Mrs, awards, dance and drink, No DEAR ADAM AND EVE: ^hops run for the patients. men from 21 foreign nations, vis 'rom the United States who are Elsie Herling, Mrs. Charles El- one can attend unless he or she Is it normal for a couple to go The entire patient fund is de- iting in this country for three taking part in the exchange pro- lefsen, Mrs. Delia Larsen, Ed- bowls in the league. Da you think into mourning after the loss of a rived from all earned incoi weeks. gram left Tuesday from Wash ward Seifert, Mr. and Mrs. it is right for my wife to go to pet? By mourning, I mean in- land contributions. Hostesses from the Red Bank ington en route to 21 countries. James Buys and Albert Larson. this party when her husband can- flicting everyone on the job with RUMSON An administrative budget Squadron will be Misses Mary not attend? post mortem details — all the $820, was approved. This amount Ann Hemschoot, Marion Dono- No Tenpin. things the pet used to do. Then will be raised entirely from van, Loretta Cameron, and Vir- Dear No Tenpin: Certainly people cry and sob all day long READING membership dues and spent on ginia and June Wehrlen, all of Maryann Hand Engaged I think It's all right. It does a until we are all nearly out of our educational activities, public re- Middletown; Barbara Banks, Su- wife good to get away once minds. To those of us who have lations, exhibits, newsletter, san Patterson and Gretchen Mc- in awhile for some innocent lost loved human beings and con- INSTITUTE nurses' teas and meetings. FREEHOLD - Mr. and Mrs Clellan, New Shrewsbury; There- hobby or recreation. ducted ourselves with dignity at Guests attending were Mn Richard Hand, 25 Ford Ave., sc Havranck, Elberon; Sherry Eve. the time, this is a sickening Eight • Reading David Benton, Little Silver; Mr, Huhn, Little Silver; Charlotte announced the engagement of and not easily understood. Hold on. Fun Ij fun, but and Mrs. Frederick Schuli, Nappi, Hazlet, and Mary Steeves, their daughter. Miss Maryann exluding a husband completely Bewildered • English Eatontown, and Mrs. William Shrewsbury. They will be accom Classical Ballet Technique Hand, to Joseph W. O'Neill, son doesn't sound like good sports- Dear Bewildered: Offer your Cogan, Little Silver. panied by Mrs. Gertrude Banks, of Mr. and Mrs. Walter O'Neill, manship to me, When the an- sympathy and stay out of ear- Contemporary Jazz Miss Banks' mother. • Math nual dinner and dance is held, shot—or else give them a re- Tap - Acrobatic • Toe THREE NEW MEMBER 101 Park Ave., Fair Haven. The visitors from abroad will husbands and wives of the placement pet as soon as pos- 1st Grade Thru CoRtgt were installed by the Junior The announcement was made bowlers should be Invited. sible. Their griaf is quite real. Girls Unit of the Keyport VFW arrive in New York today via 201 East Bergen Place Air Force airlift for three days Saturday evening at a party in Adam and Eve. SH 1-2208 recently. They were Misses Adam. 842-1650 Linda Lehman, Janice Buger am honor of Miss Hand's graduation No! Don't be so narrow, Gail Marie Mihula. from Freehold Regional High Adam. This man's wife isn't Send your persona! questlooi RUSSELL G. RANNEY, The group viewed a program Engagement School. Sixty guests attended in going to score a tenstrike at and problemi to Adam or Eve Director on Independence Day and the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jo. the dance. Lowell or both, u you prefer. For • personal, unpublished re- We will hove American flag planned by,Mis seph Sadowsky, Ramon Blvd. Eve. Karen Nebus, unit president, Announced Well, at least she should per- ply, enchw* a (temped, ad- very soon quiz followed on display and can HIGHLANDS' - Mrs. Joseph The bride-elect Is employed in mit her husband to call for her dressed envelope Mall to of the flag. Members voted t< Grzelka, 8 Huddy Ave., has an- the accounting office of the Cen. at the end of the affair. That Adam. .& Eve in care ot The subject to be distributed to th nounced the engagement of her Register. tral Jersey Bank and Trust Com would be better than a com- purchase 100 booklets on th daughter, Miss Patricia Joan Bel plete shutout. SSBBmSSSBSSmSBS pany. Mr. O'Neill, a graduate of public as a community project larosa, to John Cleveland Steel- Adam. NEW A barbecue will be held Aug man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Red Bank Catholic High School, at Miss Nebus' home, Octavit seph. Steelman, Monmouth Ave. is a senior at Monmouth College. Miss Maryann Hand DEAR ADAM AND EVE: HAMMOND PI. The unit will enter a float Navesink. Miss Bellarosa also Is the daughter of Raymond Bella- I've been going with this boy SPINET in the Keyport Day parade Aug. for 10 months and we're planning Draperies 11 and will participate in Ta[ rosa of Newark. ORGAN to be married. We do love each Slipcovers Day Aug. 3 and 4. Miss Bellarosa is a recent grad- Mr. Hassinger to Wedother very much, but the trouble Mrs. Emily Huther, Keansbun uate of Atlantic Highlands High is that tie's always geftifig into $995* Upholstering VFW auxiliary member, was School. MORRISVILLE, Pa. - Mr, hot water with the police. He's guest. She' announced plans Mr. Steelman attended Middle- and -Mrs. Louis T. Campbell, 3d, now in jail for five months and Just KM Down • Bedspreads • Draw Ran organize a junior girls' unit town Township High School, and of Pittsburgh and Edgehill Gar- I won't be able to see him. Should • Curtains Keansburg. • KerertantJm is serving with U. S. Army as dens, Morrisville, Pa., announced I call it quits or keep on wait • Permwcal Fltck Sbop-»t-Hftm» Serttee private first class at Fort Bragg, the engagement of their daugh- ing for him? p „ Phoa* SH UM« FIREMEN'S FAIR - Mr N. C. Prior to entering the Ar- ter, Miss Mary Kathleen Camp- • Preieti Uncertain Miss. • PereuMloa James Cullen and Mrs. Charle: my he was employed at the San bell, to Alfred John Hassinger, 1 Dear Uncertain Miss: Some • H Coatml Ifcbi Sherman's D. Lambertson were namei dy Hook Bay Marina. Valantine St., Monmouth Beach, jailbirds straighten out, some • N«w stjllni Deceratort chairmen of a cake and coffei N. J., and New York City at \ • «!h»k» ol tUholMV. W.laut. KB Broad St., Shrewsbury do not. You will have to Cb W* FREE PARKING stand to be sponsored by thi VISIT GARDENS cocktail party recently in their e»ll iii lor fru home imwitmUn Ladies' Auxiliary of Hazlet Fire MOBILE, Ala. — Mr. and Mrs home. Mr. Hassinger is the soi PR 5-9300 Company at the annual Fire- James L. Ellis and son, James, of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Top Scorers men's Fair July 27 through Aug. Jr., Paterson Ave., Union Beach J. Hassinger of Red Bank, N. J. 4. The fair will be held on th< MIDDLETOWN — Winners of N. J., visited the Beilingrath A fall wedding is planned. HAMMOND ORGAN fire house grounds, Rt. 35. the duplicate bridge game played Gardens here recently while va The prospective bride is STUDIO OF ASBURY PARK Auxiliary members will meel by members of the jersey Shore cationing. graduate of Eden Hall, Convent Cookmaa Ave. and Main St. Tuesday in the fire house to worl Bridge Club recently in The Oaks Watch this of the Sacred Heart, Torresdale, Opr« lUllr 'Ul i P.M. on articles for the bazar to b were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Nan- OUR meeting will be Mrs. Howard Pa. She is an alumna of Rose- Btlurdir 'III «:» r.M. held Dec. 1. They will al kivell, Matawan, first; Mrs. Sam- ONLY newspaper Porter and Mrs. Leon Wallace. mont College, Philadelphia, and •r.O.B. rutiiri HMch £itr» meet at the fire house Aug. 1 uel Neuwirth, Elberon, and Mrs. STORE is a candidate for a master's de- Irving Levine, West Deal, sec- at 7 p.m. for the annual trip BYLAW BOOKS of the Ladies' gree at Trenton State College. ond; Albert Schwart' z and" "Mrs" , Monday, Aug. 6?the movies. Auxiliary of the Navesink Hook She made her debut in the horn Rosalind Fain, both of Rumson Hostesses for the Septembei and Ladder Company were dis- of her parents in 1955, and is i third. tributed to members at a meet- member of the Junior League o ing recently in the fire house. Also, Mrs. Helen Levy, Asbury Miss Mary Kathleen Campbell Trenton. Park, and William Heath, Mo* Special meetings on Tuesday mouth Beach, fourth, and Mrs. SPECIA1 evenings to work on the Fire- Her grandparents'are the lat E. Grant Scheck. Allenhurst, and TDE.WED. men's Fair have been canceled Jaycees to Hold Mr. and Mrs. William J. Dolan Alvin Abadie, Red Bank, tied The August meeting will be held of Pittsburgh and the late Mr. with John Weber and Bert Pick Aug. 1 instead of Aug. 9. On the Picnic Sunday and Mrs. Louis T. Campbell of Crafton, Pa. over, Middletown, for fifth place. refreshment committee will be RED BANK — The annual fam- The games are played each Mrs. Robert Johnston, chairman; ily picnic of the Greater Red The prospective bridegroom at- week under the direction of Mrs. Mrs. Thelma Cooper, Mrs. Mary Bank Junior Chamber of Com- tended Seton Hall University an Kenneth Chandler and Mrs. A 'The Latest" Maxson and Mrs. Matthew merce will be held Sunday start- is associated with Helmsley CLEAN Judson Dunlap. Locke. ing at noon in Allaire State Park. Spear, Inc., New York. 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SILBERSTElN In your home—or in our plant PR 4-1314—CA 2-5042 Interior Designs - Furniture • Draperies • Slipcovers ROUTE 35 64-76 WHITE ST., RED BANK SH 7-2800 MIDDLETOWN 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK 8~f«a«f, Jafe BED BANK RIGElBl Talent Test DENNIS THE MENACE fay HAMC KZTCHAM Slated For Gen, Clay on Berlin: Asbury Park ASBURY PARK - A talent West Germany Can Continue to Prosper; contest, open to anyone up to the age of 18 with ability in any of the performing arts, will be in- The Berlin Wall Won't Come Down Soon itiated as a highlight of the city sponsored 17th annual Youth By SAUL PETT got a physical move into Berlin tinue to live and prosper as a Week program. AP Staff Writer by either East German or Soviet free city until there is a final Finals in the talent showcase troops, or by infiltration, if you've solution even though it takes a will be staged at the new 5th The man who broke the Stalin got the use of physical forces to great many years. Ultimately, it •ra blockade o( Berlin warns that Avenue Band Pavilion on the stop Allied movements on the seems to me that with peace in boardwalk south of Convention the Kremlin must understand and highways, then you would have a the world there is certain to come believe the West will resist with Hall, Wednesday, Aug. 8, at 8:30 situation in which it would seem a day when we have a reunified p.m. force if the Russians go too far to be our response would almost Germany, reunified in the new in their drive to evict the Allies. All, singers, dancers, instru- have to be physical. sense of a free and democratic mentalists, comedy performers, "Unless we make them under- Q. As the President's personal Germany as has developed in the stand where they are going to be jugglers, magicians, or any one representative in Berlin, did you Federal Republic. Now when and talented in any of the perform- met with resistance, one of these have any difficulty reaching him, how this will come about is cer- days they're going to go too far ing arts are invited to contact getting his ear? tainly something that I would not the Municipal Information Bu- and we're going to have no choice A. None whatsoever. . . . Things want to prophecy... but war," says Gen. Lucius D. reau, Convention Hall, Board- which I considered important walk, for free entry blanks, Clay, President Kennedy's special enough to go to the President representative to Berlin. which will list time of advance not only reached him quickly; i|8 Drivers auditions from which the final- But Clay is optimistic that war|also had his support, . . . ists will be selected to take part can be prevented and that some Q. There were moments of such in the two-hour variety show. day—he puts no date on it—there urgency that you did pick up the Pay Fines will be a reunified, free Germany. Judges will include prominent phone and call the President di-j ^Q^^, _ E|ght motor. Clay's views are set forth in an figures from the theater,- radio exhaustive question - and-answer rec ^ ! ists paid fines in court yesterday and newspaper fields. Winners will receive a paid-for, profes- exploration of the perennial Berlin A. A few. There were not very a([er (hey p,eaded *YA KNCW WHAT I LIKE 6EST '6OW VAG\TONS? crisis, once again pushed into the many. Magistrate Pester Edwardsen to sional engagement on the stage S7J//3W VOUffSElF AUTHE TIME!' headlines by Premier Khru- Q. Generally, you feel that you traffic violations charges. of the Walter Reade Theatres, shchev's demands. and the administration are in Charles Hughes, 29 College in addition to the City of Asbury agreement on Berlin policy? Ave., here, was fined $5 and re- MISS EAI — Miss Betty Durante, Long Branch, center, Park trophies, and an opportu- This is the second of two nity to be auditioned for possible A. (long pause) Well, I would ceived a 60-day license revoca- tlons of the exclusive interview holds her flowen of victory after being selected queen professional engagements else- POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER with The Associated Press. like to express it a little different- tion for leaving a driveway with- of the annual picnic held by Electronic Associates, Inc., where. Q. General, before you went ly. The general policy of the ad- out caution. over last September you said you ministration and the commitments Thomas D. Bongiovanne, Ken- West Long Branch. She ii a secretary in the firm's The committee includes Cliff as expressed by the President to Crane, Alex Groppe, J. Fred Bil- thought there might be some room sington Ave., Long Branch was North Long Branch office. She is flanked by runners- for give and take toward a Berlin my mind represent a stand on fined $15 for driving an unreg- lett, Fritz Cleary, beach super- Mountain Medicine up, Mn. Genevieve Render, left, and Miss Nancy Jones. solution. You made clear you felt the part of the United States of istered vehicle; Lyndon E. Dun- visor Sherman Mischler and city this might be an area not involv- which we can be very proud,and das, 307 Hemlock Dr., Neptune, publicity director George Zucker- ing our basic rights. Do you still which if we maintain, will, I'm $10, disregard of a stop sign; man. Had Its Wonder Drugs feel that way? sure, save Berlin and Europe. Jack C. White, 136 Woodland Dr., 2,200 Attend Electronics Now I must explain right now A. I think there is room. If the Scobeyville, $15, improper turn that some of these commitments By HAL IOYLI pride of Ihe regime running East on the wrong side of the road; which we have made have not Boyle Germany is so involved In polic- Jack Hornstein, 245 Franklin Group's Annual Picnic Given Jail been made—at least not publicly ing the highways that they would Ave., New Brunswick, $10, delin- —by all the members of the Al C TOWNSEND, Tenn. (AP) - or have it done by a boy or girl Insist on taking over this responsi- WEST LONG BRANCH - Twist Dancing - Nancy Gross- liance. I would hope that the quent inspection, and Stanley J. Term on 4 "1 guess hundreds of people have who has never seen their daddy. bility from the Soviet troops now About 2,200 persons — including man and George Beyers and, views of the United States can be Kazmark, Hampton Bays, N. Y., been here to get their wara Both will work." doing it, then there is a possibility more than 700 children — took second, John and Nelson Joline, made to prevail in the Alliance. $10, changing lanes without cau- taken off," said the old lady of Mrs. Effler has great faith in this could be made an interna part in this year's annual sum- This is one of the things that is tion. :hildren of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Charges the hills, folding her gnarled the remedial power of plants and tional highway. If it could be set mer picnic given by Electronic very difficult for our own people Walter K. Babson, 335 War- oline. EATONTOWN - Thomas D. hands in placid pride. trees. up under international police with Associates, Inc., for its staff to understand. We have a position burton PI., Long Branch, paid a Lee Hendry, picnic chairman, Conklin, 24, of 50 Mechanic St.,. Mrs. . .Deli ,am Effler, 69, and her Ginseng Root, Too complete freedom of movement workers and members of their of our own. But we cannot break $10 fine for not having tail lights ras assisted by Harley Wyman, Red Bank, was given a combined husband, Barefoot Jerry," 71, "Chew ginseng root for the on the highway, except as con- families. up the Alliance to maintain our on the rear of his vehicle, and ood; George Arata, beverages; jail term of one year and 40 operate a small grocery store nerves," she said. "Or boll it trolled by International police for Miss Betty Durante, Long position. John W. Lowe, 347 Lynwood lohn Mehrlander, maintenance days after he pleaded guilty yes- here at the edge of the Great and chop it up to help a baby both Allies and Germans. I would Branch, a secretary in the com- Ave., Trenton, was fined $25 for md first aid; Richard Price, terday to charges of disorderly Smoky Mountains. with the colic." think this would be a trade we Q. In the areas where you did pany's North Long Branch office, driving 45 m.p.h. in a 25-milo :ontests; Raolu Faralla, casting conduct and traffic violation. They charge for the groceries, Her cure for an* upset stomach could well accept. disagree with some of your col- walked away with the top hon- zone. > udge; John Ward, golf; Fred but Delia, one of the dwindling Is to scrape the bark downward leagues on the Berlin situation, did or of being Selected Miss EAI, Magistrate Peler Edwardsen Q. Has this area been explored? reiss, basketball; Eileen human storehouses of old timey off a peach tree switch, boil it it follow a pattern where general- or 1962 queen of the outing. sentenced Conklin to 30 days in A. This Is one of the areas languaf e Medical Center, Long Branch. style show at the Driftwood you plan purpose- At home you can only wash in clerical jobs; a 60 per cent in- laboratory, and the audio-visual Mrs. Ethel Smale recently con- 3each Club Tuesday afternoon fully for ths future! crease in skilled job?; and a 58 center, they will lake fewer ducted a class, "School for Demo were Mrs. Donald Rowe, Mrs. one load at a time, but at per cent increase in owners and courses and spend more time on crats" in Holmdel Township. She Victor Diefenderfer, Mrs. Albert DONALD'S you can wash managers of businesses. eacf|. will conduct a similar class for Steitz, Mrs. George Whelan. In planning your future, you can as many loads at you wish :he Matawan Township Demo- 'Irs. Edgar Robinson, Mrs. R. W, The Day Under Your Sign count on ut to give you found -ratic Club in the VFW Building Brounley, Mrs. Leonard Peck- at once. Even big family ARIES (Born Mjrch 21 to April If) LIBRA IS.pt. 23 to Oct. 22) ;n Cliffwood. /orth and Mrs. John Woods. couniel and financial backing washes get done in laic A person you meet on vacation may Kerp efrryltunff under control if T« important in your future life, lend to omdo the celebrating. whenever you need it ... to than one hourl TAURUS (April 20 to May 20} SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21] work with you and for you If the picnic isn't what yoi* thougnt ft Don't let ft friend "put the louch en 1 1 you for money yoa tan'i tfford to lend. w0""" •*• i" l J toward worthwhile goals. (Nov. 22 to Dec. 211 you tecidenily oterhear raijr Resolve to cahr wiilr-nlc on Int. CANCER fJuni 22 to July 21] CAFRICORN (Die. 22 to Jin. 20) KEANSBURG-fVilDDLETOWN This ii strictIj a rnuiine day, w Inch Pon'i t)flirvr all jrju Jifar. People trnri TWO LOCATIONS! rnrjnt pcti mzf be bored for a good tn r»ajfceritc under J'rr

IT. JAMES CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL METHODIST ST. AWIHONYf CATHOLIC Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank OF GREATER RED BANK Red Bank Red Beak Sunday maun an at 6, 7, Two worship services will be The eternal nature of true beau- Cardinal Mindszenty (Conservative) Services ar» held Sunday at Mutes are celebrated Sondiy 9, 10, 11 and 12 (high mass) held Sunday at 9:00 and 10:45 with ty and goodness will be empha- Rumsoa 8:30 and 10 »,m, during July and at 7, 8, », 10, Hand 12 o'clock. the church and 0, 10 and H Rev. Dr. jtaymbnd I. Lindquist, sized at services Sunday. Late Sabbath services will be- August Rev. Kerry Robb, asso- Confession are heard Saturdays o'clock in the high school audi- minister of the First Presbyterian Opening selections from the Still Worries Reds gin at 8; 30 p.m. Julian Stansky, ciate minister, will preach Sun- from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from torium. 7:30 to 9 p.m. Church of/ Hollywood Calif, a Bible in the lesson - sermon on By RICHARD O'REGAN the party begun, the police scru- chairman of the religious com- day, on the subject, "What Dot Confessions are heard Salu guest preacher. His sermon topic "Life" will include these verse: mittee, will read -the English The Lord Command?" He w; Baptims are at 12:30 p.m. days from'4 to 6 p.m. and from BUDAPEST (AP) - Twenty- tinized every small jabbering prayers. Cantor Sidney Scharff will be "Sustained 'Gallantry." from Psalm 36: "How excellem four American children, face face, and one by one let the chil- be assisted by William Curtis, Sundays. 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays du Rev. James L. Ewalt, associate is Thy loving kindness, O God! will chant the liturgy of the serv- pre-theological student at Dicki The Miraculous Medal Novena Ing the 8 o'clock mass and aftei smeared with warpaint and cake dren pass Into Budapest's Liber- ice. Candlelighting time is at minister, will preside at the wor-Therefore, the children of men crumbs, streamed out of the ty Square. son College. Mrs. Phyllis Ben] is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and Novena services Monday. put their trust under the shadow 8:30 p.m. The floral offering for the Perpetual Novena to St. An- ship service. William C. Wood, American legation in Budapest The Roman Catholic primate o min is guest organist during th Baptisms every Sunday at 1: minister of music, will be at the of Thy wings. They shall be after a costume party. the pulpit will be donated by absence of Herbert Burtis, ml thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. p.m. in the church. A baptism Hungary was not among them Mrs. Charles Gogel in memory organ console. abundantly satisfied with the fal They were surrounded immedi ister of music. Robert Spence blank must be obtained from the ness of Thy house; and Thoi He still was inside the legation of her husband. An oneg shabat the 9 a.m. worship service, ately by Hungarian secret police, directs the Chancel choir in thei REFORMED rectory and filled out before the shalt make them drink of th where he sought refuge five and will follow lhe service. rendition of the offertory a New Shrewsbury John Schoening, baritone, will be Could one of the boys be Jozsel a half years ago, .alter the Hun- Baptism takes place. river of Thy pleasures. For wit! Cardinal Mindszenty in disguise' Sabbath morning services are them. The topic of the sermon to be the soloist. The ushers will be in Thee is the fountain of life; i garian revolution. at 10 a.m. Mr. Stanksy will con- Novena devotions in honor The police weren't taking any Greeters at the church dooi delivered by Rev. Isaac C. Rot- the Miraculous Medal are held charge of Davis A. Crowell as- Thy light shall we see light." Ever since. Mindszenty ha: duct the services. Cantor Scharff tenberg at the 9:30 a.m. service sisted by Gordon C. Irwin, Jr., chances. Hurriedly summoned as Sunday will be Mn. Josepi every Monday at 8 p.m. in the Readings from "Science anc lived in two rooms on the third will chant the liturgy of the serv- Becker, Mrs. Melvin J. Berdahl Sunday will be "Baals in Sub- George W, Landsdown, Roberl Health with Key to the Scrip floor of the five-story corner ice. A Kiddush will be served aft- church. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL Mrs. Frank Warner and Mrs urbia." A. Nordt and Ira N. Sheppard. tures" by Mary Baker Eddy wi building in the center of Buda- er the service. Vincent B. $mith. Music will include the prelude, BAPTIST John C. Antliff and Philip H. Royinclude, "Life is eternal. W< Keyport pest. Sunday services are at 9:15 The Senior Hi seminar is hel "Gavot." A duet will be sung by will comprise the welcoming com Sunday services begin with The cardinal is likely to remain Red Bank should find.this out, and begi a.m. Daily evening services are each Sunday morning at Mr. and Mrs. Ver Hoeve. The mittee. the demonstration thereof. Lift morning prayer at 7:45, followed there until Hungary's Communist at 7:30 p.m. o'clock. postlude will be "Dreams." Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- At the 10:45 a.m., service the by Holy Communion at 8 o'clock. regime gives assurances for hit tor, will preach at the 11 a.m. and goodness are immortal. Lei Altar flowers for Sunday will Ushers are Joseph Zetkulic, Summer Choir will sing. The us then shape our views:of exis- Family service is conducted at 9 safety and resumption of his pos JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES be the gift of Mrs. John B, Bell Robert Hull, Gail duke and service Sunday on the topic, "Is ushers will be in charge of Wil- a.m. and morning prayer at 1 as head cf the church in Hun- Cod Here?" Stanley Scheer, or- tence into loveliness, freshness, Fair Haven Jr. and Mrs. Robert Stout, hon Harry Eslelle. lard H. Cobb, Jr., assisted by and continuity, rather than intc o'clock. gary—which it may never do. Subject for discussion in the oring the memory of their grand- The executive committee of the ganist, will direct the Chancel Andrew M. Orr. There will be a celebration o] choir. Ushers will be Warren De age and blight." 'Until He dies' Watchtower study Sunday at 3 parent], Mr. and Mrs. William Church school will meet in the One session of sumrner church Holy Communion Wednesday at Hungarian Premier FrencMuen p.m., will be, "Foretelling Him Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Rob-church office Tuesday at 8 p.m. Brown, Charles Miller, Tillman a.m. Lane, John Crawford and Roland school will be held at 10:45 a.m FIRST PRESBYTERIAN nich says he is satisfied to to Whom All People's Obedience ert Agle. Vacation Bible school will end simultaneous with the latter wor- Rumson Alcoholics Anonymous will meel leave Mindszenty in the legation The district children's work Friday, July 27. , Duncan. The greeting committee Wednesday at 9 p.m. Belongs." will be George Morford, Sidney ship service. There will be classes The single worship serv "until he dies." All' study centers will continue en' laboratory school begins Su Dull, Kenneth Mauger, Mrs. Evfor the nursery (3-year-olds) Sunday will be held at 9:30 am For the regime, Mindszenty's their present studies Tuesday at day with registration from 4 BAPTIST through third grade. Nursery care KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN voluntary confinement is a bless- 4:30 p.m. and continues througi Leonardo erett Brewer and Mrs. Clemenl and Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr. Middletown 8:15 p.m., at Kingdom Hall, 58 Barlow. Church school meets at will be provided in the Toddlers' will preach on "Vineyards in thi ing in disguise. It means Minds- Forman St. Fair Haven; 10 St July 27. The staff includes Mra The semi-annual church busi- Class and Babyfold with a reg- Sunday school meets at 9 a.m James Smith of Manahawkin, ness meeting will be held tonight 9:45 a.m. preceded by the pre- Scorched Earth," as he continue; and 'he church services at I1 zenty does not have to be pub- Mary's PI. and 220 Pearl St., ' service prayer cirds in the Clay- stered nurse in attendance in his series of messages from th licly tried and imprisoned in a Red Bank; 82 Pear St., Shrews- Mrs. G. S. McCleave, Trenton; at 8 p.m. the Babyfold. a.m. Both are held in the Bay- Mrs. Charles Hibbard, Asburj ton Room at 9:30. The Sundaj Book of Jeremiah. view School, Belford. Rev. country which still is ardently bury; 69 Lincoln St., Middletown; Church ichool meets Sunday at evening praise service is at 7:31 At the conclusion of the wor- Mr. Gordon MacLean, Jr., as Catholic. and 165 Princeton Pi., Belford. Park, and Misi Elizabeth Oak 9:45 a.m. at the 11 o'clock serv- ship service, a social hour will Roger Burklns is pastor. ley. Freehold. Mrs. Ernestlm ice the speaker will be Rev, Ed- wlh the pastor speaking. sistant organist, will be at th Preacher will be Rev. Paul W, This may be one of the reasons At the ministry school meeting be held in the church patio for console during the service. Mrs for the day and night detail sof Thursday at 7:25 p.m., will have Calendar Is dean of the ichool, ward Harrison. He also will Attending the sewing day lasl Hartllne, pastor of First Luth- speak at the 7:30 p.m. service. week were Mrs. R. G. Baxter, college students and young adults George R. McCallum, Jr., eran Church, Stewartsville, N. J, police guarding the gray, steel- a written review on the studies The Sunday evening program chairman, Mrs. Charles Schanck, Guests win be a group of college member of the chancel choir, will He is the first of guest preacher shuttered legation. The Com- in the Bible books, first k sec- for M. Y. F. is to be under the Trustees will meet Tuesday at Mrs. Ellwood Powers, Mrs. Sun-students working at the Lincroft sing "Love Devine," by Stainer. while Rev. Mr. Burkins is on munists seem more anxious to ond Kings, and first & second direction of the Fellowship Com 8:30 p.m. at the home of Donald ley* Mugridge and Mrs. Hadlej Presbyterian Church as a form of Sunday church school will con- vacation. keep him inside than to arrest Chronicles. George Blanton, as- mittee; with a snack supper at Wagner. o'clock speaker at the Wesley Hooper. The group will meet Aug. summer service. They will relate vene at 9:30 a.m, for children in Vacation Church School will be him. sociate minister, will begin the Midweek prayer and Bible 2. their experiences. the kindergarten, primary, ani service meeting at 8:30 p.m., Fellowship program at 8:30 p.m.study Wednesday at 8 p.m. held Aug. 13 through 24 in thi 70 Years of Age Sunday will be Rev. Leonard Mid - week services is hoi Tomorrow at 11 church wed- junior departments. Nursery care new educational building. Meanwhile, Mindszenty's life- with the theme, "Does the Spirit ding of Miss Susan Edelmann to will be provided for pre-kinder- of God Dwell in You?" Evans of Roseville Presbyterian ST. CLEMENT'S Wednesdays in the chapel at 7:30 he is 70—is bound up inextricab- Church, Newark. His topic will p.m. • Donald Orme, to be solemnized garten children. , EMMANUEL BAPTIST Belford by Rev. Mr. Ewalt. Tuesday, 6.30 ly with the lives of the 18 U. S. be "Faith Healing." Sunday, the fifth after Trinity, Vacation church school will Atlantic Highlands State Department and military OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY LUTHER MEMORIAL Shore Area Protestant Youth The IYF will hold a semi there will be • Sung Eucharist hold classes Monday through Sunday services are at 11 a.m,personnel and their families who Leonardo at 9 a.m. The celebrant this Week (Missouri Synod Lutheran) Softball League. The church team Thursday of next week from and 7:30 p.m., and the pastor, formal dance, tonight in thi will play the team from St. Luke's live in Budapest and are head- During the worship service at youth room. • will be Rev. Frederick McQuide, New Shrewsbury Methodist Church at the foot of to 11:30 a.m. in Fellowship Hall Rev. Howard M. Ervln. will bring ed by Charge d'Affaires Horace 11 a.m. Sunday, Ronald Jurke who is the rector of Christ Church and will close with "open house' he message at both. The evening The MYF scavenger hunt "Make God's Name Great" i Tower Hill; 7:15 Boy Scout Troop G. Torbert of Washington, D. C. will be special speaker. He will Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Middletown. The acolytes for this the third of a series of sermon 67 will meet, and 8 p.m. weekly Thursday at 7:30 p.m. service is preceded by a prayer Two police cars wait day after illustrate his Gospel messages on service will be Robert Krueger, meeting at 7 o'clock. Adult Education Night, Tues on the Lord's Prayer by Rev. adult Bible class taught by Rev. Prayer fellowship will meet day outside the legation for the the chalk board., Mrs. John Ben- day, July 24, features a discus- Richard Meginley and Gary Mot- Daniel D. Reinheimer. The serv- Mr. Ewalt in the church parlor. Tuesday, July 24, at 10 a.m. in Sunday school Is at 9:45 a.m. redoubtable opponent of commu- net will be at the organ. sek. Midweek prayer service Is on sion on literary works of th ice begins at 10:15 a.m. Sunday Wednesday; 10 a.m. The prayer the lounge, Session will meet nism to set toot on the side- Mr. Jurke will also speak dur- Russian author, Fyodor Doslo- at the Tinton Falls School, Tin- Tuesday in the lounge at 8 p.m Wednesday at 8 p.m. The sanctuary lamp candle this and Study Group will meet in the walk. ing Sunday school which meets yevsky, taught by Rev. Kerrj week is given in memory,of ton Ave. A nursery is provided chapel. Next Friday; 10 a.m. to Legation personnel are subject- at 9:45 a.m. Robb, at 8 p.m. In the mui for small children during the ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER Joseph DeFrino by frleadi la the noon, Registration for Vacation PRESBYTERIAN ed to spot surveillance by police. Evening worship, service Is at room. area. service. Mrs. Alice Reinertsen Church school in Westminster Lincroft EPISCOPAL They cannot move more than 25 7:30 The pastor, Rev. Kenneth 7 will sing "He Shall Feed His Rumson The annual fair at Methodist There will be one celebration Hall. Rev. William J. Mills will giv miles around Budapest without N. Gamble, Jr. wiU bring the Home In Ocean Grove, Is Aug. of the Holy Eucharist this week, Flock," from Handel's Messiah, as his sermon topic, at 9:3( There will be a celebration ol filing their exact movements two during the morning service. The Adult Bible Class meets Holy Communion at 8 a.m. in the message. 1, 2 and 3, from 9:30 a.m. to Wednesday at 9 a.m., which It a.m, Sunday, "Prayer and Cris- days in advance. They are lim- Mid-week prayer service will p.m. daily. At 9 a.m. the Bible class, Sun- Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the church chantry. the feast of St. James. parlor. The Book of Revelation is." Church school is also he! ited in their contacts with Hun be Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pastor day school and members of the at the same time, Glenn Richard Morning prayer and sermon by The sacrament of penance will will be discussed by the teach- garians and, except in small Gamble will be in charge. PRESBYTERIAN be available by appointment by congregation will hear Henry Lat, Hintz, infant son of Mr. and Mrs.Rev. Dr. Clarence E. Lambelet ways, cannot put across the youth worker and interpreter at er, Rev. Mr. Ewalt, and its les- chaplain to the Eoiscopal stu Shrewsbury calling Father McQuade. sons will be applied Ho the pres- Otto Hintz of Woodland Manor, American story to a nation stil TRINITY EPISCOPAL True Light Lutheran Church, New Shrewsbury, will be bap- dents at Rutgers University, at Rev. John R. Collins, pastor No meetings are scheduled this Chinatown, New York City. Mr. ent. 10 a.m. Dr. Lambelet is in charge highly pro-American. Red Bank week. ' tized at the service. The Holy Eucharist will be will deliver the sermon, "A Toe Lai recently visited Hong Kong The Prayer and Study Group of the services during the sum- Burden on Americans Wonderful Knowledge" Sunday al meets Wednesday at 10 a.m. in At 7 p.m. the visiting Cara- mer at St. George'!. The men SimlisV restrictions exist on celebrated Sunday at 8 a.m. The MONMOUTH REFORM TEMPLE and will report to the congrega- van team will be guest* of the 9:30 a.m. tion and its friends the mission the chapel. and boys' choir will sing "O Lord other American embassies and morning prayer and sermon by Shrewsbury college age youth group of the the rector, Rev. Canon Charles Music for the service will In- Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrlnk work being carried out by Con- increase My Faith." The organ legations in Eastern Europe. But clude the prelude selection, "Mod- cordia Lutheran Church, Hong ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Red Bank Presbyterian Church. prelude will be "March And Air,' Hungarian concern that Minds- H. Best, will be at 10 a.m. will conduct Sabbath Eve serv- Vacation Church school will erato," played by Miss Gayloi ices tonight at 8:30 o'clock. Kong.' He will illustrate his lec- Keansburg and postlude, "Prelude In C Mi zenty might escape or be smug- The Holy Eucharist will be Mount, organist and choir direc- ture with color slides. The com- continue for another week. On nor," by Bach. gled out puts an additional bur- celebrated Wednesday at 8 and New residents and visitors are Sunday mar.es will be at T, 8, the first day 61 children regis- tor. The anthem, "The Twenty welcome for prayers. •• munity is cordially invited. 9, 10, 11 and noon. den on the Americans here. 10 a.m. Service of Healing will Third Psalm," will be sung bj tered. CHRIST CHURCH Mindszenty is In excellent health be at 3:30 and 10:30 a.m. Mrs. John C. Sheening will be - Monday the vacation Bibla Daily masses will be celebrated a duet, Mrs. Vanieta Canonico, the organist. school .will enter its second week Middletown and mentally alert. But he can Alcoholics Anonymous and the alto, will ling a solo entitled"Ir at 7 and 8 a.m., except on first FAITH REFORMED Services will be held throughout of classes and will still accept Fridays when the hours will be There will be a celebration of have no Hungarian visitors. If the Alanon Group will meet at 9 My Father's House Are Many enrollments of children from 4 to Hazlet Holy Communion at 8 a.m. The legation let them in, it could be p.m. Monday. Mansions." Miss Mount will con- the summer. 30 and 8 a.m. Rev. Theodore C. Muller is pas- The temple office will he open 12. On Holy Days, masses will be rector will officiate at Morning accused of allowing Mindszen- clude the service with "Litanies." tor. Sunday school classes for Prayer and preach at 10 a.m ty to organize political or relig- CENTRAL BAPTIST daily from 10 a.m. to noon for Monday evening the steward- offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 children of all ages are held at Ushers - are Winthrop Macom- those persons Interested in new ship and evangelism committee a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. During the'later service, there ious resistance to the regime. Atlantic Highlands ber, Kenneth K. Stevenson, Wll meets at 8 p.m. Wednesday the 9:30 a.m. Sunday worship service will be child-care in Leeds Hal Sunday school will meet at 9:45 memberships. Confessions will be heard Sat- is also held at 9:30 a.m. The Mindszenty keeps himself busy, Ham J. MacNutt, Arnold T. An building committee meets at for young children. therefore, learning English, a.m. The morning service will in- Monmouth Reform Temple uses .'days, first Thursdays, and on guest minister will be Rev. Eric derson and John P. Steel. the facilities of the Presbyterian p.m. the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 There will be a celebration of studying world affairs and Keep- clude the message, "Walking in A "workshop" will be held al '. Muller, who will have as ser- Our Light," presented Rev. Paul Church. Friday, the vacation Bible to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship the Holy Communion with prayers ing a schedule of religious de- the home of Mrs. G. Lawton Cox, school will hold its Parent's Night for the sick at 10 a.m. Thursday. votions. Bramhall of Bradley Beach. 82 Cloverdale dr., New Shrews- REFORMATION LUTHERAN service "at the Tinton Falls 4 Sat The Pilgrims, Pioneers, Am- bury, Wednesday at 10 a.m. Baptisms will be admlnlstere ,*»*«urday, Jul•y 28g". * * ^ " Behind Locked Door West Long Branch School at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is very Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- CHURCH OF CHRIST He celebrates mass on Sundays bassadors and Baptist Youth Fel- Sunday services at 8 and 11 invited. rangements should be made a Eatontown and holy days for the Catholic lowship groups will meet at 6:30 FIRST BAPTIST a.m. The pastor, Rev. W. Robert NEW APOSTOLIC CHURCH p.m. Rev. Mr. Bramhall will week in advance of the baptism Bible classes will meet Sunday members cf the American com- Middletown Oswald, will preach on "A Skep- ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL Red Bank speak on "A Bridge of Eternity" Rev. Edward A. Corrigan Sunday school, 8:45 a.m.; Sun-at 9:30 a.m. At the 10:30 service, munity. From time to time, oth- tic Accepts Christ." Sunday Keansburg pastor and Rev. Stanley Levan the minister, William N. Scott, er Western diplomats of the Cath- at the 7.30 service. Union services are being helti school at 9:30 a.m. Sunday services will begin with day service, 10 a.m., and at the Baptist Church during Ju- dowski and Rev. Anthony Lulsini Wednesday, 8 p.m. will deliver the message, Guy olic faith attend the services. "JERUSALEM," the litest Bil- Lutheran Men's picnic Tuesday • celebration of the Holy Euchar- are assistants. Harrison will read the Scripture ly Graham film, will be pre- ly. Rev. Harry Olson, pastor ol at 8 p.m. at the home of C, J. Rev. Albert A. Stier of Clifton, Wives of staff members wash the Reformed Church,-will be ist at 8. a.m. and Roy Farley will direct the and iron his church vestments, sented in Central Baptist Church Hems, 265 Wall St., West Long ASSEMBLY OF GOD will conduct the service Sunday, morning prayer. The Lord's sup- guest speaker at the 10 o'clock The sacrament of penance will and Rev. Werner Schneider, rec- as well as his personal clothing. on Thursday, July 26, at 8 p.m. Branch. \. be administered upon request aft- Shrewsbury per is served each Sunday at this Sunday morning service. Guest tor, the Wednesday service. time. Assisting at the table will The cardinal has a daily chat organist will be Richard Weil. er til services, and at other times Sunday service will be held a! with members o the legation TRINITY EPISCOPAL upon notification of the rector. be Jerry Cox and Bob Walton. The senior choir will be under 1 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sundaj BAPTIST staff, reminisces about Hungar- Matawan Holy Unction of the sick will The evening service is at 6:30 the- leadership of Mrs. Erwing ichool will meet at 10 a.m. New Monmouth ian history and discusses current Matins Sunday at- 7:45 a.m., Kehrer. be administered Saturday from Bible study will be held Wed at which time the lesson will be Holy Communion at 8 a.m., 4 to 4:30 p.m. Bible school meets Sunday at world developments. Ushers will be James Morforc lesday at 8 p.m. 9:30 a.m. Rev. William E. Bis- the prophet "Amos." He takes a daily exercise walk morning prayer at 10 o'clock, The family Eucharist and Wednesday evening Bible study and George Hartmann. Flow H Holy Baptism at 11:15. owcan There will be a ladies' prayei grove will preach on the topic around an inside courtyard, eats ers will be placed by Mr. anc church school will begin at 9: SOmeeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. class meets at 7:30 p.m. Holy Communion will be cele- ».m. A nursery will be provided "That I May Know Him," at the his meals at a basement snack Mn. Michael.Markovlch. Christ's Ambassadors willmeel 10:45 a.m. service. There will be brated during the week on Tues- daring this service. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL bar. At night he returns to his During August, services will b- :onight at 8 p.m. There will be a nursery and a children's church hird-floor room where a steel day and Wednesday at 8 a.m., held at the Reformed Church. I overcome At 11 a.m. there will be a cele- prayer service tomorrow al for those up to 8 years of age. Eatontown and Friday at 6:30 a.m. bration of the Eucharist and ser- There will be a celebration of door is closed gently behind him, :30 p.m. The anthem will be "With a Voice and locked. mon by the rector, Rev. John M. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Sun- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF THE Cram. of Singing" under the direction false METHODIST of Miss Mildred E. Blsgtove, or- day. Morning prayer and sermon Middletown HOLY COMMUNION Every weekday except Tues- by Rev. Philip Broburg will be CHRIST EPISCOPAL (Episcopal) Navesink ganist, and the prelude will be William P. Anderson, a student day, daily Morning Prayer will "Prelude and Offertory." t 9:30. Shrewsbury at Princeton Theological Semin- Fair Haven be read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve- Rev. Richard I. Hoye will brin This evening and next Friday At the evening service at 7:45 The Episcopal Churchwomen ary, will be guest speaker at Holy Communion will be cele- appetites? ning Prayer at 7 p.m. the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- will sponsor the showing Wednes- at 8 p.m. will be the new meeting worship services at 9:15 a.m. in brated every Eunday at 8 a.m. The Eucharist will bs cele- day worship service. Sunday p.m., the pastor will preach on nights of the adult confirmation "Appointed Unto Death." day of the film, "The Making of Rev. Harlan C. Durfee's absence. Morning prayer and address by brated Monday at 8 a.m., and school, with classes for all ages, Fine China," made in co-opera- class for the remainder of July. Mr. Anderson's sermon will be the rector. Rev. Charlei R. Law- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursery Midweek prayer service is at As before, the place will be the THE TRUTH 7:39 p.m. tion with the Lenox China Com- entitled "A Light in the Dark." rence, will be at 9:30 a.m., ex- and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. is provided at the morning wor- pany. A silver collection will be parish house. cept the first Sunday of the IN THIS ihip service. taken and refreshments will be The fifth Sunday after Trinity ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL HOLINESS month when Holy Communloi CHURCH OF CHRIST Chester W. Hendrlcks, Jr., i served. will be the next to the last Sun- Long Branch • will be celebrated. GREATBOOK Red Bank Highlands day on which services will be organist. The Senior Choir re- Holy Communion will be cele- Sunday school and junior CAN RELEASE YOU "The Seond Mile" will be Evan- hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. BIBLE BAPTIST conducted by Rev Anselm Bro- brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th church will meet at 10 a.m. PILGRIM BAPTIST gelist C. J. Kirkpatrick's subject The Pastor's Choir rehearses Raritan Township . burg before he begins his sum- Scripture lesson and prayer You can be freed from any at the 11 a.m. service Sunday. Sunday of each month at 8 a.m., mer vacation. Red Bank Sundays at 6 p.m. and there will be a service oi Morning worship service is at service for the lick will be con- false appetite if you will turn At 6:30 p.m. he will discuss the Wednesday testimony meeting i 1 o'clock. Rev. Gilbert Watt will The first service will be the 8 Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, wll Morning Prayer and sermon at ducted by Rev. E. H. Lawrence, with a receptive, unpreju- prophecies of Matthew 24, a chap- at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours 9 a.m. ' jring the message. a.m. Holy Eucharist conducted castor, Monday at I p.m. conduct services Sunday at 11:31 ter often misunderstood. Scrip- Bible school convenes at 9:45 by the rector. a.m. diced thought to the truth re 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays an On the 1st and 3d Sundays there ture readings and prayers Sun- Saturdays, except holidays. i.m. The 9 a.m. parish Eucharist CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Sunday school will meet at 1< contained in this great book, day morning will be by Robert will be but one service, a cele- Is designated for whole family bration of Holy Communion at Pastor Watt will bring the mes- Atlantic Highlands am. Science and Health with Key Minton and Oren Duke. Charles ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL sage at the evening worship serv- worship (care for very young Craun will direct the singing. 9 a.m. Church service and Sunday A prayer meeting will be he! to the Scriptures by Mary Navesink ice at 7 o'clock. children will be provided in the ichool are held at 11 a.m. Wedneiday at 7:30 p.m. George Sherman will preside The vicar Is Rev. Ronald Mac- Bible study and prayer hour parish house) celebrating togeth- Baker Eddy. over the Lord's Table, assisted by The Holy Eucharist will b Leod. will be Wednesday at 8 p.m. er the rites of Holy Communion. Albert and Charles Emmons and elebrated Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Pastor Watt will be in charge The sermon by Father Broburg Vou may read or borrow Mike Muccino. Morning Prayer and sermon by METHODIST and will continue the study from will precede the ceremony of the Science and Health free of Bible classes are conducted at :he rector, Rev. Harry R. Atlantic Highlands the book of H Corinthians. Eucharist. Congregational singing FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Aarge at any Christian Sci- Rev. George E. Taylor will 10 a.m. Sundays, and at 7:30 p.m.forensen, will be at 10:30 a.m. Youth fellowship night, Thurs- will have orpan accompaniment ence Reading Room. The preach Sunday at 8:30 and 11 Harding Road — Afop Tower Hill Thursdays. The Thursday eve- Child care will be provided in lays at 7:30 p.m. Is for all those by Norman Albert. oook can be purchased in red, the parish house during the 10:3 a.m. on the topic, "Paradoxes in ning adult class Is studying Rev- 1 years of age and up. In commemoration of the Apos jreen, or blue binding at $5 elation 21. service. Life." Church school will meet tie St. James, the rector will Two Worship Services Next Sunday at 9:30 a.m. A.M.E. ZION hold a 9 a.m. Holy Eucharist ind will be sent postpaid on Red Bank Wednesday morning. There will receipt of check or money METHODIST Rev. Dr. Charles ' E. Bourne 9:00 and 10:45 A. M. THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH Fair Haven—Rumson be the regular Holy Eucharist order. 111 preach at 11 a.m. Sunday. celebration Friday at 9 a.m. PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. Summer hour for worship is 9:30 a.m. A nursery is provided. Sunday school will meet at 9:30 The annual peach festival will Gueir Preacher: The Rev. Raymond I. Llnquiif, D. D. SUNDAY The sermon will be brought by .m. be held Aug. 25 by the Woman's Christian Science the pastor. Rev. James C. Rupert. The Christian Endeavor meet- Guild. Minister of the First Presbyterian Church, DIVINE SERVICE 11:00 A. M. There is no church school dur- ing is at 7:30 p.m.. Sunday. ' Call to Prayer services are 8 Hollywood, California, and one of the most BEADING SERMON BY DR. HAROLD A. BOSLEY ing July and August. FRIENDS MEETING to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Shrewsbury prominent clergymen In the country . . . BOOM Stnl»r MlnUUr si ChrlU Church MiUiodlit. Niw York City FEDERATED" Tomorrow at noon, food sale, The, Religious Society or THI MINISTRY OF MUIIC Holmdcl sponsored by the Zion Travelers. Friends, (Quakers,) meets every One Session of Church School at 10:45 LYNDON WOpDSIDS, Orftanlil Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt, Thursday at. 11 a.m., first mis- Firstday, (Sunday,) it 11 a.m. HALME NOWLAND, S«prana CAROL* O'HAM, Contralto minister, will preach Sunday at ilonary mass meeting will be Firstday school for religious ed- 209 BROAD ST. WANK KARIAN. T.n.r * Dlrutor HOWARD SHAW, i.rlton. 10 a.m. on the topic, "The A warm invitation to all lUOKNII DINQIL, Vlollnllt held at St. Paul's A.M.E. Zion ucation of children meet* at 10:30 Mon. thru Sat 12-4:30 Healthy Church." Church, Trenton. a.m. All are welcome. Abo Friday Eve. 7:30-0:3* 10-Frifctf Jnfy 20, BED BANK REGISTER FRIDAY TV MOM TIMETABLE William Faulkner's RED BANK .WNBC-TV .WABC-TV CABLTON- Summer Theater's Hopefuls WNEW-TV _WOB-TV — BM Vorup — 1M; <:», WCBS-TV Start in Hollywood By DQSMAN CORDELL are determined that they are go- What do apprentices get (or _wprx-T» EATONTOWN ing to be In the theater, regard this? DRIVE-IN- SOMERS POINT (AP) - "Toil FRIDAY AFTERNOON FRIDAY EVENING FRI., SAT., SUN. — Boa Voj«r« - By BOB THOMAS thought. He said it was okay, and less of what they have to do to At the Ga,t«way Playhouse, the) Utl*-(X) LOT. of Ufe »:3O: «:24; Ttw Underwater Cltr — he would be back In five day). - U wmething I have to do." Midlearn." f:W- (4) News and Weather lltt) AP Movle-Tefeviilon Writer Chuck Llstman, a 22-year-old are paid J35 a week. Many turn' (4) Your Firrt (5) Sandy's Hour "By this time I was getting mad Moritz said he interviewed and LONG BRANCH HOLLYWOOD (AP)—The obitu- Philadelpbian. "I would have mer theaters pay less, some pa) Impression (7) News and I said, 'Do you need five auditioned almost a hundred BARONET- aries for William Faulkner said done this for nothing. I want to nothing, and some even chargi (7) Jane VVyman PRI. — My Geliha — 2:10; 1:10: 9:20 days to think about it?' He said, hopefuls before choosing 12 ap- (11) Three Stooges SAT. — My oeiaba — 2:00: <:0O: little or nothing about his writing be an actor." the apprentices. (11) Merry Mailman five days to write it. Then I felt prentices for this season at t£e 1:15-(7) Local News «:20: 8:35: 10:50 for films, a phase of his career 1*11 - (1) Search For BUN. — Eicape From Bahrain — better and asked if he wanted a He was trying to explain why Gateway Playhouse, tistman was "My brother was an apprentice l:2t- (7) Weather 3:30; «:<0: 9:50 — Hell li For Haroei of which he was not particularly he gave up his Job for a three- last year at another theater," Tomorrow •:JS— (7) Sports — l:0O; 5:10: 1:20 proud. drink before he went. He said yes, one of the 12. <4) Truth or month stint as a theatrical ap- said Larry Clark, 19, of Eau Gal- *iM- (4) Local News ASBURY PARK Yet the Nobel Prize winner he'd like » drink." Wide Choice prentice, an almost necessary lie, Fla., a Gateway apprentice, Consequences (7) Susie LYRIC- spent a lot of time In the Holly- Apparently one drink led to FHI. — Road to Hour Kon« — I:SS: first step toward a career that Other producers of "and he had to pay about J500." (I) Cartooni (11) Robin Hood 7:10; »:<7 wood studios, largely because of another-«nd another. The^ two offers, at best, a doubtful Ju- stock have an equally wide (7) Camouflage .,- M»- (4) Weather BAT. _ Road To Hon. Kong — 2:30; became fast friends and, Hawks Looking at it another way, ap 4:30: 6:35: 8:40; 1O:« director Howard Hawks. They ture. choice of apprentices, he said. prentices learn the theater. "We 11:41- (t) Guidioj Light f :4S- (4) News SUN. — Road To Hour Koni — 2:00;worked well together, perhaps be- recalled; 4:00; 8:00; 1:10; 10:10 "Ninety per cent of them are There are so many applicants have no place else in Amercia (11) Rocky and Hit V.H- (2) Newi cause both were free-wheeling "The next morning I woke up that large numbers don't get MAYFAIR- stage-struck," is the appraisal of for actors to learn the business," Friends (4) Whiplash FRI. — Thit Touch o( Mink — 3:00;mavericks with scant regard for at my house and I saw him fish would-be actors by Albert Moritt, signed on as apprentices any- 12:50— (I) News And Weather (J) Assignment: 7:35; »:55 a cigar butt out of a glass of mint said Moritz. "This is a perform- SAT. — TSat Touch of Mink — 1:00; the system. producer and director at the where, although they visit dozens ing art. You can take classes in UsN- (4) Newt Underwater 3:00: COO: 7:00: 9:00: 11:00 Hawks reminisced in his Para- julep. He drained the glass and Gateway Playhouse, a summer of producers. BUN. — Tint Touch of Mink — 2:55: the theater, but you have to di (7) News (7) Gale Storm 5:15: 7:35: 9:55 mount office this week about his then he went to work." theater here. "Too many of them What happens to the few who it to really learn it." (I) Almanac Newsreel (9) Merrytoon Circus ST. JAMES- long association with Faulkner: Faulkner finished the script in believe what they read in the fan are chosen? 1.H- (2) Burns aad Allen (11) News FRI. — Will lld< Story — 2:30; An apprenticeship isn't an ab- "We first got together in 1932 five days. Hawks took it to MGM magazines. They ignore the hard Mostly, they work at something (4) "rouble With Father 7:1*- (1) Weather 8:30 solute necessity for a job-seeker SAT. — Weat Bids Slorj — 1:30; or 1933, when I read some of his mastermind living Thalberg. who work that is involved in learning besides acting. (I) Cartoons 8:00 in the New York theater. It's pos- (11) Local Newt work. I was much Impressed and pronounced it great and suggest- this business. For 80 hours a week, and more, (7) Dr. Hudson's Journal SUN. — Weit Side Story — 2:30; 8:30 sible to walk in off the street, 7:11- (2) News PARAMOUNT I showed his work to Ben Hecht ed it should be shot as is. But "But then there are those who they clean up the theater, build (I) Understanding Our just like in the movies, and get 7.-2J—<11> Weather FItr, _ Aitvlu (nil Conicnt — 2:10;and Charlie MacArthur. They and then Joan Crawford became avail- and paint sets, put them up and World a part, especially if you happen 7.10- (2) Rawhide T:1S: 10:00 Alexander Woollcctt and others able and she was assigned to the take them down, work with the (11) Movie SAT; _ Advlie ana Comtnt — 1:00; to be the right type for a par- (4) international 3:30; 6:00; 8:30; 11:00 around'New York started talking film, even though there wasn't a lights, look after props, mend cos- 1:25- (S) News Showtime SUN. — Advlie and Content — 2:10:about him, so I think I had a part woman's part in it. ticular role. But, says Moritz, "it 4:H; 7:20: 8:50 tumes—in short, do the physical 1:M- (2) As The World Turns (5) Peter Gunn in his discovery as a writer. Faulkner wrote in the Crawford labor. only happens once in a million BELMAR times." (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Mangle "I bought a book of his and part in a few days, and it was Sometimes, in a few of the (5) Movie (9) Movie FLY-IN DRIVE-H4- Join Equity PBI., SAT., SUN. — The Sad Sack - asked him to come out to the shot as "Today We Live." playhouses, apprentices g e t (7) December Bride (11) Sportsman's Club 8:47: 12:33; Th. Dellcats Delinquent Coast to write It as a movie. He Faulkner's other credits with After two summers, an appren- 0 10:50 speaking or singing parts in the (t) Wild Bill Hickok 7:40- (» Red Barber came into my office, very quiet, Hawks include "Road to Glory," productions, too. Gateway and tice is eligible for membership in 1:5*- (4) News 7:5S-(U) Baseball NEPTUNE crre the Actors Equity Association, and told him my name. 'Yes' in 1936, two postwar Bogart-Ba- about 17 other playhouses have IN- (J) Password »:0t- (S) Lock Up NEPTUNE OTY- I've read it on a check,' he re- call films, "To Have and Have this policy, Moritz says, but in the actors' union. (4) Jan Murray FRI.. SAT., SUN. — Mr. Hobbl Takes (7) Hathawayi 4 Vacation — 3:00; 7:30; 8:50 plied. Not" and "The Big Sleep," and many theaters, aa apprentice This is what most of them are (7) Day In Court 8.1S- (2) Route 6< COIXINGWOOD CIRCLE "He didn't say anything, so I "The Land of the Pharaohs" in won't get farther than the chorus waiting for. "An equity card (9) Favorite Story (4) Detectives SHORE DRIVE-IN- started talking. I must have 1955. during an entire summer, if he opens doors," said one appren- 2.25-(4)»Tew» (5) Bat Mastersoo FRI., SAT., SUN. — Jack the Giant talked for 40 minutes, outlining gets onstage at all. Killer 8:50; 12:00; MiiMy Vitas — tice. 2:U- (2) House Party (7) FllnUtoaes 10:45 the way I saw the screen play. Polar bears have been known Immediately, they pay theii (4) Lorett* Young When the truth about appren- 1 9:M— (S) Cimmarron City NORTH OF RED BANK Still He didn't say anything and to swim 300 miles between Ice ticeship sinks In, some quit. "But $150 initiation fee, a $12.50 first (7) Seven Keys (7) 77 Sunset Strip ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS t finally asked him what he floes. installment on the yearly dues, of (») Star And Story not as many quit as get fired," (9) Baseball ATLANT1C- said Moritz. "They don't- realize $50, and then head for New York (11) Movie 9:M- (2) Father of the Bride Fltl — The Tartan — 7:00; 1O:(M; to seek their fortunes in the thea- 2:H- (J) News Ride the High Country — 8:30 how much hard work it is. They (4) World Of Jimmy BAT. — The Tartars — 3:40; 7:00; are ready to play the parts, but ter. I: ft- (2) Millionaire 10:10; Ride the Hlcb. Country — 2:00; Doolittle 8:30 they aren't willing to face the They find then that the Equity ' (4) Young Dr. Malone 1C:O«- (2) Twilight Zone SUN. — Eacap* From Zahaialn — rest—the fact that the theater is card doesn't open as many doors (5) Racket Squad (5) Yancy Derringer 2.W; «:1O; s:25; Hen li For Herat as they think. (7) Queen For A Day 3:«0; <:40: 9:50 not just acting." (7) Target: Corrupton HIGHLANDS (8) Jack La Lanne Replacements File "Last year," Moritz said, I0:SO— (2) Eyewitness MARDVE- NOW SHOWING per cent of the members of Equi- J:»- (2) To Tell The Truth (4) Chrt Huntley FRI. — The Man Who Snot Liberty AT BOTH THEATERS When an apprentice does quit, Valance — 7:00; B.00 ty found some work in the thea- (4) Our Five Daughters (5) Mr. Lucky Matinees Daily UNINTERRUPTED I Moritz finds a replacement in the BAT. — The Man Who Bhot IJberty AMPLE PARKING ter. This 13 per cent earned a (5) Medic 14:4$- (9) Ralph Kiner Valance — 2:00: 7:00; 9:09 • At Carlton Theatre I file he keeps on the applicants BUN. — Roma Adventurt — 2:00; MUSIC YOU MOST average of $3,700 each for the (7) Who Do You Truitf 11: M- (2) News T:0O; 0:00 Today 2 and 4 P. M I who were turned down original- year. And that figure takes in th (I) Movie HAZLET Sat. Com. from 1:00 P. M. WANT TO HEAR (4) News Sun. Coot, from 2:00 P. M. ly. big salaries paid to the stars, (11) Abbott and Costello (5) News LOEWS DRIVE-IN— too. 1:55- (2) News (7) News FRL — Bon Voyate — 8:50; 12:00; RADIO STATION Bear Country 11:25 ' "An actor has a very, very slim 4:00- (2) Secret Storm (11) Steve Allen SAT. — Bon Voyage — (;05; 12:20; (4) Make Room For Bear Country — Il:i5 chance of even making a living. 11: It- (2) Weather BUN. — Talea ot Terror — »;05; Dtddy (4) Weather 12:40; Burn Witch Burn - 11:10 Jack "I tell these kids this when (!) Divorce Hearing they first come to me. But (5) Movie - PERTH AMBOY WRLB (7) American Bandstand AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- (7) News, Weather, Sullivan's doesn't stop them." (II) Laurel-Hardy and Top of Your Dial Sports i FRI., SAT. — Bon Voyap — S.-57; SPRING LflKE. N. J. Battl* Hymn — 10:40; Private A(- Chuck 11: IS- (2) Movie falra — 1:38 4:25-(U) Ptaocchio (4) Tonight ' SUN! - Tales ot Terror - 8:51; U:17 107.1 MC I:H- (2) Edge ot Night Burn Witch Burn — 10:4? (7) Movie MAJEST1C- TV Key (4) Here's Hollywood Sports FRI.. BAT., BUS. — Ullta — 2:00: aUammd 100°o STEREO 4:40; 7:35; 10:15 (5) Mr. District Attorney 11:19- (9) Movie AL KENNY EDISON Bute! tmutloMl Mnkt (11) Bozo the Clown 12:30— (5) News The Metropolitan Area's MENLO PARK CINEMA— Appnrtng NIMy 4:59— (7) American Newsstand 1:00— (4) News FRI. — Mr. Hootw TakM a Vacation Most Listened To Mailbag t:5S— (4) News (5) Follow That Man v Bradley Dance Orch. — 2:00; 5:00; 1:30; 9:30 (U)Mr. Peabody (7) Movie SAT. — Mr. Hobbi Takta • Vacation Frf. ft Sat. Nlrci !:•»- (2) Life ot Riley — 2:00: 4:05; 6:10; 1:40; 10:50 Stereo FM Station By STEVEN H. SCHEUER (9) Boston Blackis BUN. — Road to Hong Koni — 2:00; accommodations for (4) Movie 4:10; 1:05: 7:55; >:30 Question — Where can I write 1:05— (4) Headline Luncheon • Dinner (5) Felix and Diver Dan 1:29- (5) News MONTCLAIR i Pork Racing to Tuesday Weld and Rip Torn Weddings - Parties (7) I Married Joan 1:35— (4) 13th Hour CLAIR1DGE- Results on Mi« Hour to tell them how much I enjoyed FRI. — Wlndlammer — 8:30 Anniversaries (8) Looney Tunes 2:93— (4) Sennonette SAT. — Wlndl«mm«r — 2:00; J:3« their fine performances on the and Half Hour. PRIVATE ROOM (11) Dick Tracy 2:15— (7) Evening Prayer BUN. — Windjammer — 2:30; T:30 recent repeat on "Naked City." 5:25-01) Rocky and His Rtsunw at 6:30. Gibson 9-9000 3:15- (2) News WHO'S PRESIDENT? They were very believeable in Friends 1:20— (2) Give Us This Day heir roles. Could you fill me in I:U- (2) Movie ATHENS, Ala. (AP) - When i little on these two talented (7) Highway Patrol Mrs, Henry Kennedy leaves a young actors?—Mrs. W. D., Step- (9) Movie message for someone to call her, NOW OPEN ney, Conn. (11) Popeys String Band she frequently adds: Answer — The "Naked City" "If you forget the name, just 24 Hours Daily' segment titled "A Case Study of think of the name of the Presi- Two Savages" got a lot of play Of Shriners dent." • BREAKFAST • LUNCHEON in our mailbag the first time it Adventurer Then one night her husband an- • DINNER • TAKE-OUT ORDERS was aired. Tuesday Weld explod- To Perform swered the telephone and a voice ed on the Hollywood scene via asked: RED BANK - One of the at- some smart press agentry which Engagement tractions at Convention Hall on "May I speak with Mrs. Roose- Specializing in Seafood attributed many outrageous and the boardwalk at Asbury Park velt?" • HUM often incredible quotes to the For Eberly Saturday night, Aug. 11, will be MERMAID DINER young starlet. This publicity got the appearance of the famous The Roman emperor Diocletian WAUEV HWY. », LEONARDO PHONE 291-2628 Tuesday plenty of fan magazine LONG BRANCH - Bob Eber- String Band of Crescent Temple, gave lavish parties at which a space and made her somewhat ly, singer of romantic ballads, •"> Trenton. thousand persons took steam ALSO AT EATONTOWN odd name well known for a short will bring back memories start- baths at one time. period. She could have faded in- ing tonight at the Adventur The concert will be sponsored UNDERWATER CITY" by the 32d and Templars Club of to the background but her deter Club, on the ocean. NITELY THRU SUNDAY Monmouth County, headed by minatlon to prove she was an Eberly, who gained fame STARTS SUNDAY President H. Floyd Rush of As- actress led her to leave a run- featured vocalist with the Jimm; HANDSOME - ROMANTIC bury Park. Proceeds of the af- (At Th* Eatonrown Drive-In) Dorsey band, has sold over si: ning part In the successful "Do- fair will go to the charity fund TWIN HORROW SHOW bie Glllis" series (a part she re- million records since introducin, of the club. cently agreed to return to on an such songs as "Green Eyes,' "Tales of Terror" "Burn Witch Burn' BOB EBERLY! Under the direction of George occasional guest basis) and cam- The Breeze and I," "Maria El (GREEN EYES - TANGERINE - AMAPOLA) paign for bigger and better roles. :na" and "Tangerine." Boyer, the String Band will pre- sent a two-hour concert with ad- plut the exciting Jerry Greco Trio This "Naked City" show and oth- Eberly will perform three EXCLUSIVE 1st RUN er TV performances indicate she times nightly, at 8:30 and 11 p.m. ditional entertainment being sup- S SHOWS NITELY -8:30-11-1 A.M. is on her way. Rip Torn (I'll nev- and 1 a.m. through Sunday. plied. Wherever the String Band has appeared, it has drawn large • NOW* ;r be able to accept that name) Jerry Greco, of Louis Primi crowds due to its colorful regalia • Delicious Home Cooking FRI. ONLY! has established himself as a ver- 'ame, and his trio plays at th and type of music presented. BEAR COUNTRY" • Never a Cover Charge Dance satile actor in all mediums. His \dventurer Tuesdays througl O Reservations CA 9-1000 NOW...THE ADVENTURE OF THE A6ES FOR ALL TO SEE! Exhibition by performance in the film, "Sweet Sundays of each week. Tickets will be sold at the door DOROTHY Bird of Youth" was one of the on the evening of the perform- TOLAND ance. better things about the movie, names of "The Three Stooges? .ast season he made numerous -Mrs. R. T., Norfolk, Va. CLUB appearances on mast of the lead- Answer — The trio consists ing TV shows. Write Miss Weld FlUllltSCOPE TEGMKOLOT AT 8:so, 1*00 ON OCEAN FRONT, LONG BRANCH toe Howard; Larry Fine and Joi Club Questions :/o Twentieth Century Fox Shi- (Curly) De Rita. De Rita tool NOW-Eves. 7 and 1 — 2ND BIG THRILLER lios, Hollywood, Calif., and Mr. :he place of Shemp Howard whi Sat. Matinee at 2 Torn c/o Merto-Goldwyn-Mpyer, rassed away in 1955. They havi Counsel Choice "THE TARTARS" Culver City, Calif. ippcared In over 200 movies am OCEANPORT — The executive and IKE FAKTASTIC ADVEKTUHE8 OF TW are currently enjoying a reblrtl committee of the recently organ- •kid* Hi* High Country" WDRLirS WGHTIEST MORTAL! Question — What are the real of popularity. ized Democratic Club met this 'AINBOW ROOM week for a discussion of its poli- Sunday-Monday-Tuesday cies and the planning of Its pro- Coot Sunday from 2 P. M. 2d Ave. at the Boardwalk, Asbury Park Back for fhe Last Week-end gram for a meeting Aug. 9. Mrs. L. Alice Webb, club pres- DON'T MISS . . . ident and Democratic candidate POPULAR PRICES* CHILDREN ALWAYS FREE BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND for Borough Council, said ,the 1 club is questioning the appoint- Friday "The World's Foremost\ "The Kalin Twins ment of Irving Telcher as at- Saturday Egyptian Belly Dancer"! torney to the Zoning Board. CARY GRANT Mr. Telcher was named by "TOUCH OF MINK" Plui Second Big Hit Sunday Mayor Edward C. Wilson to fill the vacancy created by the resig- YULBRYNNER 8:30 P. M. nation of Francis X. Crahay. BING CROSBY LITTLEI Mrs. Webb said yesterday that BOB HOPE 11:00 P. M. Special she is concerned about the ap- pointment of an out-of-borough 'ROAD TO HONG KONG' 1:00 A. M. Sunday resident and the possibility of a Marlnee conflict of Interest. Mr. Teicher, CAROLE lEGYPT he said, has represented Lin- "JUDGEMENT AT "KALIN coln Estates, a local housing de- VENTURA Co-starred with TWINS" veloper, in the past and is the NUREMBERG" | Brilliant Singing | Frederick March Swing brother of Samuel Teicher, local In the Broadway | realtor, who is exclusive agent NOW-Eves. 7 and 8 Star who re- 3:0D 'til 3:00 a.m. for the builder. ' play "GIDEON" Matinee Sat. at 2 "ADVICE AND AIR CONDITIONED placed 'THE MAN WHO SHOT CONSENT" PARAMOUNT' "Keely Smith" LIBERTY VALANCE" 3 Shows Nightly Monmouth Opera with the Sunday - Monday LOUIS - 'SAM LOMBARDI'I FESTIVAL Matinee Sun. at 2 P. M. CONVENTION HALL TROY DONAHUE AIR COHDITIONCD "WEST SIDE STORY" PRIMA Jersey City's Favorite Comic ASBURY PARK 8:30 P.M. "ROME ADVENTURE" ST. JAMES Reierved Ssati Orchestra TUESDAY (One Day) Tomorrow, July 21 L 1 $4.00 DINNER SHOW "DAY THE EARTH IN THE CAUGHT FIRE" SHIRLEY MACLA1NE Reservations 8:30 Show—Steak or Chicken TOSCA YVES MONTAND LINCOLN PLUS CO-HIT Call Box Office Now Open AUDIE MURPHY "MY GEISHA" BARONET HOTEL "THE TARTARS" PR 6-9630 Fri. only (j min., 11 PM 1 AM Shows! Res. PR 5-0900 4th Avenue at Klngsley Street ASIURY MWC "SIX BUCK HORSES" Further Theatre Information CoN SH 1-9600 Admission 2.00 ft 3.00

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HO*-(2) Movie ..•• 7ilO~ (1) Civ* Us nil* Day • (0) Golf Tips tend'rehearsals,, watch screen- Mime time at Stanford Stadium (5) Christopher Program _ (S) Movie' 1:10- (4) Sermonette > 7«||-5)»towa , *- (0) Baseball ingsg, , and analyzy e scripts in New in Palo Alto, Calif., ABC's cam- (7) Christopher Program (7) Movie 2:50- (2) News ' 7:10— (1) Summer Semester 2:*- (7) Movie Yk d Hlld eras will be all over the lot to 0:00- (7) Cartoons (11) Continental 2:55- C2) Give Ui Tnis Day T.H- (7) Morning Prayer J:00-(J) Movie York and Hollywood. till- (J) Prevtewi Miniatures WMMY bring you peak moments of al *00- (J).Ba*ic R«tding Skills (4) Movie «THE WORLfi OF MONDAY MORNING DQOLITTLE." (Repeat) The the events. Track and field ex- (5) Off To Adventure 1:M-(4) Frontiers Of Faith '• (4) CniMder Rabbit 1:30- (B) Movie S:N- (2) Give Us This Day torV of air pioneer Jimmy Doo- pert Dick Bank joins commenta- (9) Golf Tips 1.15- (2) Previews 4:00- (2) Movie 1:8- (2) News (I> Cartooai little, the man whose credo is the tors Jim McKay, Tom Harmon (11) Sportsman's Club 0:20- (2) Give Us This Day 4:15—(1I> Red Barber 8:»- (2) Tottle fctt- (2) Breaktaru calculated risk, makes for an en- and Bill Hemming to keep you 1:40- (9) Red Barber 0:25- (2) News 4:30- (4) Urban Politics accurately posted. ' 7: M p.m. (5) Light Time 1:55-(9) Baseball (4) Andy's Gang grossing hour. As usual, the ear- (4) Sermonette (5) Horse Race < ABC. 8:45- (4) ".ibrary Lions 2:00- (2) Movie (9) Cartoons ly pictures of Doolittle arid of avi 0:30— (2) Summer Semester (7) Movie (5) Wonderama 0:00- (1) Captain Kangaroo ation are the most fascinating, LEAVE IT TO BEAVER. (4) Can You Afford (4) Radiation Story (II) National Pro-footba I-.M- (2) Wildlife (4) American Treasure but the script in a good one and"Beaver's First Date." (Repeat) Tomorrow? 7:00- (2) News 5:90-(2) PGA Championship Youngsters and fans who've been (5) Wonderama 2:10- (2) Movie Chest Alexander' Scourby's narration (4) Today (4) Cameo Theatre watching Beaver grow up should (7) Q.T. Hush (4) Direct Line (J) Just for Fun • ties everything together comfort- 7:25 - (5) Call To Prayer •:W- (7) Davey and Goliath (5) Jim Bowie tune in here, Beaver, who has (11) Let's Have Fun 1:00- (4) Open Mind ably. As you might expect, there 7:20— (7) Morning Prayer 0:10- <4) Pip ths Piper ' (t) Movie always hated girls, makes his 0:15-0) Protestant Fourth R (5) Movie are films of Pearl Harbor and, 7:W- (5) Columbia Lectures (7) Animaland (11) Laurel and Hardy Irst switch when he goes to Sit*- (2) Way To Go > (7) Youth Wants to Know of course, the famous Doolittle (7) Early Bird Cartoons 10:00- (2) Alvln 5:JO-(5) Felix and Diver Dan dancing school and actually asks (4) Let's Talk About God (11) Sportsman's Club bombing of Toyko. Also, there 8:00- (2) Captain Kangaroo • (4) Sharl Lewis a cute little girl for a dance the (7) Q.T. Hush 3:10- (7) Editor's Circle SATURDAY EVENING are a few appealing glimpses of (5) Sandy Becker (7) Cartoons folowing week. Jerry Mathers, SWEET SWEDE — Others 1:11- (I) Jewish Fourth • 3:45- (2) WCBS-TV Views The Doolittle's personal life, and a (7) Tommy Seven 10:10- (2) Might; Mouse 1:00- (4) News as Beaver, does it very well 10:00- (2) Lamp Unto My Feet Press chance to hear the man express may call it blonde, but lovely 8:10- (7) Littla Rascals (4) Bag Leonardo iS) Sandy's Hour 8:30 p.m. ABC. (4) Agriculture U.S.A. 4:00— (2) American Musical his convictions lucidly. A couple Gunilla Knutton describe! the 0:00- (2) Amos V Andy (7) Q. T. Huih (7) Two Faces West SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE (7) Funny Manns Theater of minor quibbles such as an (4) Slimnastic* 10:50- (8) News and Weather (II) Superman MOVIES. "Monkey Business." color of her hair as "honey (9) Builders Showcase (4) Invitation To Art overabundance of World War II (7) Memory Lane 10:55— (9) Almanac Newsreel (:15- (4) Recital Hall (1952). (Repeat) Zany comedy vanilla." A former Miss 10:30- (2) Look Up & Live (7) Issues and Answers 0:15- (4) Family U:M- \X) Allakaiam 6:30— (7) Lone Ranger footage, and "a day in the life about a scientist who discovers (4) Inquiry 4:10- (2) PGA Championship of executive Jimmy Doolittle' Sweden in the Mils Universe 0:25- (J) News (4>Fury (9) Merrytoon Circus a rejuvenation tonic and tries it (7) Focus (4) Eastern Wisdom And 0:M- (2) My Little Mtrgl. (7) Little Raicalt (11) Movie which gets a bit heavy, but an out on himself with surprising competition, she is now a (7) Funny Manns Modern Life excellent entry on the whole. 9:30 (5) Topper (» Cooking (:4S- (2) News results. Cary Grant's comic flair model on NBC-TV's daytime (9) Oral Roberts (7) Milestones of the (7) Beulah S:55- (2) Weather p.m. NBC. manages to overcome the limi- 1!:U-(U) Adventures In Japan game show, "Say When." 11:09— (2) Camera Three Century 0:55- (4) News 7:00- (2) Sea Hunt TWILIGHT ZONE. "A Most tations of the script, and Marilyn (4) Searchlight 5:00— (4) International Zone U:W- (2) Ror Rogert 10:00- (2) Calendar (4) Local News Unusual Camera." (Repeat) Fred Monroe's small but funny part (7) Faith For Today (5) Riverboat (4) Make Room for (4) Say When (5) Circus Boy Clark is perfect as a pretty crook serves as a fine foil for. Grant's (9) Senate News (7) Wide World of Sports Daddy GUNSMOKE. (Repeat). A (5) Movie (7) Beany and Cecil shenanigans. 9 p.m. NBC. Conference StSO— (2) Amateur Hour (t) Just for Fun with a lot of "lip," who steals a (7) Susia (9) Championship camera that takes pictures of the HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL. pretty good plot with a pace n.lt_ (9) statehouse Conference (4) Patterns in Music (7) Barney Bear Bowling (Repeat) Good scenery shot in moved-up-a-notch adds interest to 11: SO- (2) New York Forum 10:10- (2) I Love Lucy (!) Cartoons future and wonders what to do SUNDAY EVENING (4) Play Your Hunch 7:10- (4) Weather Squaw Valley and Paladin adept (I) Movie (11) Hi Neighbor with it. Nice idea, good casting. the show. Outlaws, planning to (7) Gale Storm 7: IS- (4) Financial News 10 p.m. CBS. in the snow, adds up to a fine swipe a gold shipment, figure (7) This Is The Answer 0:00- (2) Twentieth Century lATURDAI AFTERNOON 7:20- (4) Sports episode, vintage 1959. The script 11:00- (2) Verdict b Youri EYEWITNESS. out a smlrt way to get Marshal (I) Congressional (4) Meet the Press "The Fugitive takes Paladin to Alaska, wading (4) Price Is Right 13:00- (I) Sky King 7:10- (2) Perry Maion Financiers." Barring unforeseen Dillon out of town so they can Conference (I) Movie through snow and blizzard trying 0:10- (2) Mr. El (7) Ernie Ford (4) Mr. Wizard - (4) Wells Fargo developments on the top news go about their work. They de- to .save a chaplain from a gun- SUNDAY AFTERNOON (4) This is NBC News 11:25- (5) News (7) Bugs Bunny (5) RCMP front, tonight's half hour explores liver their cruel ultimatum to U:00- (2) Eye On New York man, The chaplain is the man (7) Intertel 11:10-(2) Brighter Day (I) Movie (7) Track and Field the current habits and habitat of deputy Chester — who can't be- (7--)' Cartoon- • s Paladin respects most in the 7:00- (2) Lassie (4) Concentration (11) Christophers 8:00- (S) Night Court the four fugitives from prosecu- lieve his ears — and wait for (s) Movie world and he does his best to be (4) Bullwiokle H (5) Romper Room ]2:15r(U> Living Word (9) Science Fiction tion, Edward Gilbert, Lowell Bir- results. 10 p.m. CBS. 12:J»- (2) Washington oi? help. 9:30 p.m. CBS. 7:15-00 Red Barber (7) Yours For A Song 12:10- (2) Mews Theatre rell, Benjack Cage, and Earl Conversation 7:10- (2) Dennis The Menace 11:55- (2) Newt (4) Radiation Story (11) Invisible Man Belle, who've found a haven in (4) Youth Forums 8: SO- (2) Defenders (4) Walt Disney's World (5) Texas Rangers Brazil. Charles Kuralt has talked - (7) Barney Bear (4) TaO Man The World Today: (7) Follow The Sun (7) Funny Manns to all of them and gives us some (7) Leave It to Bern: (11) Charlie Farrell (11) This Is Hie Life on-the-spot information on their (!) Movie 1:00- (2) Ed Sullivan LOU'S 1:0ft- (2) Touch Of Fame general state of mind. In addi- Miss Jaycee (5) Columbia Lectures (4) Marketing On The (11) Trouble Shooters tion, Kuralfs interview with Earl 1:00- (4) Movie After 18 Months (9) Roller Derby PIZZERIA Move Belle, background memorabilia , (S) Wrestling (II) People Are Funny (5) Movie on their financial hi-jinks, and Contest Set (7) Lawrence Welk 8:30- (4) Sir Francis Drake (7) Movie the unratified state of our extra- JFK Said It Wouldn't Be Easy \ (11) Californlans ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -The (5) Opinion In The Lusors (11) Abbott And Costelto dition treaty with Brazil, are in- 1:10- (2) Have Gun Will Junior Chamber of Commerce Capitol 1:25— Sportsman's Club cluded. 10:30 p.m. CBS. And His Record Shows It Isn't Travel has announced that a Miss Jay- (7) Movie RESTAURANT 1:10— (2) Repertoire Theater cee of Greater Atlantic Highlands (11) Mr, Adams and Evi CHET HUNTLEY REPORT- By JAMES MARLOW est headaches: The businessmen (11) Main Event (I) Movie 1 contest will be conducted by the 10:00- (2) Gunsmoke ING. "Messenger* of Health. Associated Press News Analyst turned sour on him. 0:00- (2) GE Theater NOW! (7) Boring (!) Bonania Most of the show takes us down WASHINGTON (AP)-President In the 1960 campa_ yacht harbor. (5) Open End One and the Some (9) Fiesta In Puerto Ri to the rivers of Tabasco in south- Kennedy, In his 1960 campaign for "we are pledged to maintain' a Preliminaries will be held Aug. (9) Boston Blackte (11) Movie era Mexico, to see a Mexicarr the White House, told a crowd: balanced budget except in times 12 and 19. Applications must be (11) Pro Soccer SH 1-9220 10:30- (9) Movie government-operated experiment of national emergency or severe DANCING "I do not say the job will- be submitted- before Aug. 3. 9:30— (2) Who In The World 10:45- (7) Sports bring medical aid to tribal vil- recession." But there is no na- , SO Newman Sprinqb AT THE easy." He'll have been President The competition is open to all lagers. The boat that travels tional emergency, his administra- . (9) Mahalia Jackson 11:00- (2) News 18 months Friday. It turns out he local single girls age 16 through Toad, (4) News these waters carries a medical was a good prophet. tion does not say there is a severe 10:00-(2) Candid Camera 25. Entrants are required to en- Red Bank (5) Movie staff of 12 with a work schedule But, just because he was right recession, and the budget is not (4) DuPont Show BLACK POINT only not balanced but is not likely close a picture with data on (7) Track fc Field (7) News of seven days a week, 14 hours in this, he was inaccurate in some to be any time soon. weight, height, measurements, 11:10- (4) Weather a day. The amount of illness is of his other 1960 forecasts. For in- (9) Of. Men & Motives color of hah: and eyes, address (11) One Step Beyond 11:30- (1) News spectacular, the superstitions and stance, he said: He told Congress, after taking and telephone number. 10:10- (2) What's My Line 11:12—(2) Weather witch doctors' remedies are se- "If the American people give us office In 1961, that the "American EVERY Donald J. Caruso, 25 Harbor 11:15- (2) Movie rious obstacles, but inroads to- their support at the polls in No- economy is in trouble." It still is. (7) Lawman Fri. and Sot. (4) Movie wards progress are slowly being vember, and elect a Democratic He pointed out then that unem- View Dr., is in charge of ac- (0) Movie (7) Five Fingers ployment In January 1961 was cepting applications. (11) Pioneers thronghoat the Dimmer made. Also, in tribute to the late administration and a liberal Con- 11:JM11) Telesports Digest American architect, Eero Saarin- gress, we will be able to give the about S.4 million people. This was 11:00- (I) Neva to the 12:00- (9) Hy Gardner en, tune in for films of his new country the legislation and leader- 6.6 per cent of the labor force. eral aid to public schools, a pro- «>Nm (5) Senate Report popular standards ~ 12:11-(7) Movie TWA Terminal at Idlewild ship it so badly needs." It has gone down- to about 5.S gram which would exclude aid to berotlfully playtd by 12: SO- (5) Senate Report New York, 10:30 p.m. NBC. He got his wish:' A Congress per cent of the total labor force, parochial schools. That program (7) News is now all but dead. (II) Government Report 1 12:«- (5) Movie STEVE ALLEN SHOW. Steve overwhelmingly Democratic al- with 4.46 million unemployed in 12:S5— (2) Movie Yet, Kennedy's personal popu- 11:10- (4) Weather the "JAY BEES' finally sees the portrait Bradford though It's debatable that it's lib- June. larity, according to the polls, re- 11:15- (2) Movie 1:30- (4) Movie Boobis painted of him this week; eral. But one of the toughest, and The stock market, which had YOU? HOST mains extremely high. And his (4) Movie singers Susan Barrett and Bob most disastrous, parts of his job been staggering around for Weeks, PHIL'tUCIA 2:00— (7) Evening Prayer trips to Latin America, particular- (7) Movie DiNeri perform; Allen does a has been to get this Congress to took a brief spurt upward a week 2:30- (4) Sermonette (11) Big Picture 132 RIVER ROAD comedy routine on jockeys with approve the legislation he says is 'whenhe f or busT * 12:00- (I) World Artists Concert RUMSON 2:35- (2) News Tim Conway, does a take-off on needed. ness a tax allowance'of about $1.5 success, .1 2:40- (2) Give Us This Day a big movie production, and in It killed or sidetracked these billion on depreciation of machin- troduces jazz pianist Calvin Jack- major Kennedy programs: Farm, ery and equipment son for a number or two. 11 p.m federal aid to education, medical But Wednesday the market suf- Searching for the ultimate WPDC care for the aged, a new depart- fered one of its worst declines in TONIGHT. Arlene Francis clos- merit of urban affairs and hous- months. ing. And it has shot holes in his SEA FOOD es out her week as hostess with During the 1960 campaign Ken- ideas on tax revisions. All the season's delicacies Jack Haskell, doubling as vocal- nedy talked a lot about improve- It is moving toward approving ment in civil rights, but the Na- 'superbly prepared for your ist and announcer, and pianist his foreign aid program. If it tional Association for the Ad- Jack Kelly along, among others. dining; pleasure .... plus a didn't, the United States would vancement of Colored Peopli (Color) 11:15 p.m. NBC. magnificent view of the ocean have to make monumental hasn't been completely happy with LOUNGE from our beautiful dining room, TOMORROW changes in its foreign policy. him on what he has done in this! A Most Delightful Room perched high above the'surf. It has partly approved his foreign field. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. 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FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1862 Value of 'Limited War9 Troops Seen at Mock Landing Exercise By JOHN R. FLINT equipment may be held together The "airport" feature of the How do the Russians stack up play an important part in tha CAMP PENDLETON Va. - in one unit prior to their as- ship can be related to a new as- comparatively to our amphibl scheme because of their unique The series of International crises sault landing. sault technique recently devel- ous forces? mobile character. which have threatened the Unit- The ship has a well deck for oped by the Marines, called They don't, but Ihey don't have The first tactical step of a ed States since World War I he launching of smaller types of "vertical envelopment". Heli to, either. belligerent Russia would be in neve illustrated the need for a landing boats on top of which is copters are used as a prime It was pointed out that U.S. the direction of western Europe, strong military force designed to a sizeable platform for the land- means of transporting troops to militarlitary policy is to stretch our military experts believe. Use of fight the "limited war." ing and takeoffs of six helicop- the rear or flanks of an enemy fighting arms and encircle Rus- an amphibious force would not held territory. figure in their plans, but our de- The tensions created &y political ers. sia, The amphibious forces fense, propped by the NATO al- upsets in Viet Nam, the Domini- liance, would collapse should we can Republic, the Congo, Leban- lose control of the seas. on, besides the Korean conflict, have demonstrated this need. Both Gen. Miller. and Adm. More sophisticated weaponry Ward emphasized the import- such as missiles with nuclear ance o( the NATO alliance to warheads have been by-passed in the defense, of the U.S. these trouble spots in favor of One development in the field conventional military tactics. of weapons is the M-14 rifle, Gen. Miller said, which uses a 7.62 Occupying a key part In the cartridge commonly used by waging of limited war tactics NATO participants. are the nation's Marine and Naval amphibious forces. Share Ammunition While attending a mock marine The standardization of cart- landing exercise here earlier this ridge size means infantrymen week it was evident 'o me. the from different countries but tactics used are basically simi- fighting side by side in a com- SPEEDING'S OK — Tha tpead timing -device by which New Shrewsbury polica normal- lar to those successfully learned mon line of defense are able to ly ticket arring motoriits wai put to a different use Wednesday at tha Sycamore at Guadacanal or Tarawa al- share their ammunition. School. Police Chief Jamas A, Herring, right, supervises bicycle race while Sgt. Fred- though there have been somi Another new weapon using the modifications. 7.62 cartridge is the MO-60 ma- erick J. Garrabrant acts as official Timer. The contestants, left to right, are David chine gun which has a 100- Host to Newsmen Forbes, Melvin Taylor and Greg Guenther. ..,'.' round magazine that can be at- Navy Vice Admiral Alfred G. tached to the left side of the re-

• '• .'•,.."•• '•' ' • ^ Ward, commander of the U. S ceiver so It may be fired in as- Atlantic Fleet Amphibious Force, sault while the gunner Is run- was host to myself and 25 other ning. newsmen from the Third Naval Cyclists Get Advice from Chief Taking part In Wednesday's District (New York, northern New Jersey and Connecticut) wtv mock landing was the USS Her- Police Department's Speed Timer Used forJRace attended the landing exercise and mitage (LSD-34), considered by visited a number of neighboring the navy one of the most versa- NEW SHREWSBURY - "Ride Including: cyclist must ride with tires should be in good condition, installations where amphibiou tile amphibious ships. on the right hand side of the traffic, not against it; he should he added. operations are carried out. The Landing Ship Dock of this road!" use regular automobile hand sig- When cycling it is a good Idea, type is the largest vessel with a Under Adm. Ward's command That was the advice given by nals, and he should observe gen- according to the chief: to bypass landing ship designation. It are 59 vessels including helicop- Police Chief James A. Herring main streets, to ride single file, weighs 12,500 tons. eral safety rules. ter assault ships, attack trans- ASSAULT EMBARKATION — Marine Heliteams embark in helicopters during vertical •t the bicycle competition held no horseplay, and, when riding The Hermitage, newer and Chief Herring urged children to port cargo ships, dock landing Wednesday afternoon at Syca- at night, to wear light clothing. envelopment phate of an amphibious anault< The men are dropped behind and on the generally larger and faster than keep their bikes in good condi- ships, high speed transports, tank her earlier sister ships, may more School. Another problem mentioned by flanks of an enemy beachead prior fo the main phase of the landing. tion, equipped with reflectors or landing ships and assault land- carry in its open well deck large In his Ulk on bicycle safety, Chief Herring in his talk was ing crafts. In addition tho forci loads of medium and small sired the chief emphasized that auto- lights for night riding. They proper identification of bikes. contains underwater demolition landing craft and launch them mobile rules apply to bicycles, should have boms. Brakes and Boys and girls should know the units, more familiarly known as wherever needed. ' serial number, the make of the frogmen, and a tactical air con- bicycle, the color andlwhat equip- trof group. New Jersey News Briefs To accomplish the launching, large ballast tanks are pumped ment it carries. If bikes are The mission of the Amphibious with water which weigh the item stolen, he explained, this informa- By The Associated Press Force Is to land an attacking area downwards, As the item tion is necessary. assault group normally com- CARLSTADT — A middle-aged cause of the snowfall all fire- man, director of the OMI, said area drops, the ship'* transom 1st, The talk on bicycle safety was posed of Marines on an enem; white couple that wants to adopt men had been called to the yesterday that he is Investigat- mechanically dropped slowly-taw sponsored by the New Shrews- shore. a six-year-old Negro boy has tion. Later the commission said, ing tile possibility that the two 1 the sea, filling the well deck with bury Recreation Commission. The strength of the Navy' charged that state officials are Weigand came downstairs, milk dealers issuing the cou- sufficient depths of water to float Preceding the talk, a bicycle Amphibious Force has varied delaying approval because of the sounded the gong assembling all pons are In violation of regula- the landing crafts out. decoration contest was held. Aft- considerably over the past 10 racial factor. A child welfare of' the firemen, and then ordered tions. The 15-cent a gallon re- The Hermitage also carries a erward, Chief Herring set up the years. For instance in 1954 the icial answered that approval one of the men to take an en- bates offered by the two dairies flight deck for the, takeoff* and borough's speed trap device and force was made up of 102.vessels. hinges on investigation of the gine out into the street for an are redeemable If and when the landing! of helicopters. conducted races. But by? 1961 the figure had couple, not on the difference in inspection tour. The order was courts knock out the present Friday he will escort a group dwindled to 41, although it ap- race. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur V. countermanded by Capt. Edward price control* for retail milk in of boys and girls, 9 years of age pears to be increasing this year. Sandberg of 430 Hackensack St J. Nolan, who was in charge of New Jersey. The two dealers, and older, for a picnic and swim Marine Brig. Gen. John C. Mil have four children of their own, the day shift. Half an hour later, Garden State Farms, Midland Four Injured at Kepwel Park. The group will ler, Jr., commanding general of two married and two at home the commission said, Weigand Park, and Lampert Dairy, Inc., 1 leave Sycamore School at 9:30 the Landing Force Training 16 and 20 in age. They want to again came downstairs, sounded have been fighting OMI mini- In Crash On a.m. Unit, Amphibious Training Com adopt Michael Eley, who is now the gong, and ordered a fireman mum prices for two yean. mand, Atlantic Fleet, commented in a Negro, foster home. "We've to take an engine out. Again the during a press Interview that known Michael all his life, and order was countermanded by No- TRENTON — Instead of talk- Parkway the decline of amphibious strength we've been trying to adopt him Ian and later a scuffle between ing about civil rights, Senate Ma- WALL TOWNSHIP-Four per- Three Hurt was due to a "period of neces- since his mother died a year ago the two fire captains ensued, jority Leader Charles W. Sand- sons were injured last night when sity" when Congress diverted January," Sandberg said. He is during which both were slightly man, Jr., R-Cape May, says a car went out of control and hit substantial funds for "priority' traveling salesman who met injured. In Collision Democratic Gov. Richard J. a tree on the Garden State Park- projects involving the construe the boy's family through busi- Hughes should sign into law an- way here. tion of jets and missiles ness dealings. Miss Mary Calka LAWRENCEVILLE - Murphy tl-discrimination 'legislation In fair condition today in Fit- On Rt. 35 supervisor of the N. J. State L. Ramsey, 36, of 341 Monmouth which has been before him since R&D Program kin Hospital are George H. MIDDLETOWN—Three persons 'More money Is now available Board of Child Welfare in Pas- St., Trenton, was fatally Injured June 4. "If he is truly Interested saic County, where Michael lives, Acatanza, 24, of 222 Livingston were injured last night in a two- to the amphibious arm," he said, last night when the car he was in preventing discrimination, ai St., Elizabeth, the driver, cut lip car collision at Rt. 35 and Middle- concurring with his compatriot, said: "We have no law barring driving smashed throug__„h the wall he so often claims to be, he and cheek; Miss Helen McGowan, town-New Monmouth Rd. Adm. Ward, who said a naval re- interracial adoption." But she of a house and dropped into the should sign the apprentice train- 16 of 427 Marshall St., Elizabeth, Iii fair condition in Rivervlew search and development program added, "It Is especially important basement. Police said Ramsey that the family be qualified in Hospital are Charles Whalen, 39, in amphibious warfare t e c h- failed to negotiate a curve and Borzick. 16,' of 401 Mar- of 39 Henry St., New Monmouth, niques was underway. all other matters because they his car plowed into the frame "pause a moment in his demands' must be prepared to meet the shall St., Elizabeth, back Injuries. and his wife, Harriet, 39. Mr. Projects in progress are aimed house of Albert M. De Cou at for civil rights legislation," and oroblem pesed by the difference A fourth person, George Mc- Whalen is suffering from lacer- al the development of a landing 2459 Main St. sign the Republican sponsored in race." Gowan, 17, of 427 Marshall St., ations of the scalp and a possible craft which operates on the hy- bill prohibiting discrimination in Elizabeth, was examined at the fractured left elbow. His wife drofoil principle and a craft with TRENTON — Milk coupons, labor apprentice training pro- TWO HUNDRED FLAGS are raised over site of Senior NEWARK - Police said they hospital and released. suffered a possible concussion. offering cash rebates to cus- grams. Hughes has been critical a planing hull.' caught two 11-year-old boys in- Trooper George Mucci of the Girl Scout Roundup at Button Bay, Vt., by some 329 Allen Grove, 20, of 169 Madison tomers, may be in violation of of the Republican controlled state Adm. Ward earlier had pointed haling plastic cement fumes Holmdel state police barracks is- girls from all parts of the world. By rotating flags Ave., Perth Amboy, is in good state regulations, the director Senate for blocking a bill that out that the increase In forces for "kicks" and arrested both sued Acatanza a summons for condition with a fractured right of the state Office of Milk In- would strengthen state laws etch morning each troop represented will have its flag under his command was related on Juvenile delinquency careless driving. The Wall Town- kneecap. to the Kennedy administration's dustry says. Floyd R. Hoff- against housing discrimination. flying over the area at some time or another. charges. Officers said two pa- ship First Aid Squad took the in- Police said a car operated by recognition of the need for great- trolmen followed the boys as jured to the hospital. (AP Wirephoto] irove, ran a red light on Rt. 35 er "limited war" power. He they darted down an alley near at the intersection and collided said that about 16 vessels have 189 Broad St. carrying a pa- Fund Nets $50,000 with the Whalen car which was been taken from their moth per bag. The boys were quoted Planners Approve LONG BRANCH — The Mon- raveling west on Middletown- balled storage places and put in- as saying they emptied a tube New Monmouth Rd. to active service with amphlbi- mouth County Heart Associa- Pat Frudden Named of plastic cement into the bag tion announced this week that Police said four witnesses said aus forces during the past year. and were taking turns Inhaling the 1M2 Heart Fund wai the 9 irove's car ran the traffic light. The greatest budgetary in- the fumes. They admitted do- Land Use Measure the most successful ever con- He was examined by Dr., C. -rense duo to the step-up can be Ing the same thing on several Coun ty s 4-H Queen Malcolm B. Gilman who ruled found in the operation and main- RARITAN TOWNSHIP - An cer and Essex Sts., and H. L. ducted In the county. previous occasions, police said. that Grove was under the influ- 'enance of the vessels rather amendment to the land use ordi- Freise, Rt. 36, all West Keans- The appeal collected $5),108 FREEHOLD"— Miss Patricia There will be a pet show at 10:30, The cement Is used for build- ence of alcohol and unfit to op- than in expenditures for the con nance to increase the maximum burg, and William Kahlert, Rt, surpassing last year's mark by Frodden, daughter of Mr. and a diary shdw at 1:30, another ing model airplanes.' Authori- erate a motor vehicle. itruction of new ones. lot coverage from 40 to 50 per 35, Hazlet. $4,000. Mrs. John L. Frudden of Clarks- horse exhibition at 2, a chicken ties described the effect of the Police said Grove tias been Within six weeks a new type burg, was 'chosen queen of the barbecue sponsored by the fumes as resembling that of cent last night received the en- charged with drunk driving. '.ransport dock ship, the USS 16th annual Monmouth County 4-. Freehold Jaycees at 5, a live- alcohol. Serious damage to the dorsement of the Planning Board. Patrolman Harold Reilly inves- Raleigh, will join the Atlantic H Club Fair last night at the stock cavalcade at 7:30, a fash- vital organs can result If the The board announced its favor- igated. The. Fairview First Aid \mphibious Fleet. The craft has Freehold Raceway. ion showy at 8:15, and presenta- fumes are inhaled over a long able decision following a study Squad took the injured to the hos he advantage over others of its tion of awards at 9:15. period. About 500 spectators cheered as pital. ype in that troops and their of the effect of the proposed amendment on the comprehen- she was crowned by State Sen TRENTON — A Brooklyn man sive planning and general welfare Richard R. Stout and the 1961 whose car had stalled was killed of the township. queen. Miss Patricia Kaul of !>y a truck yesterday on the New Colts Neck. ersey Turnpike. The victim was Public hearing on the amend- Miss Frudden, a member of the rancisco Riviera, 52. Police ment to the land use ordinance county 4-H Club Council, was se- said they had taken Riviera's will be held Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. * lected on a basis of personality passengers to the Hightstown toll at the Township Hall. and 4-H Club achievement. She ;ate for safety after his car A public hearing also will be was crowned following a parade stalled on the turnpike In nearby held the same night on an or- of the six finalists in open con- Washington Township. Riviera dinance to vacate the paper vertibles through the business dis- was Instructed to wait for a tow streets on the map of North Cen- trict to the raceway. ruck. Apparently the driver got terville Park, filed in 1957 by Middle-Union Associates, setting The winner follows in her moth- lie car started again and drove up a development. of approxi- er's footsteps as an active 4-H nto the center lane where It Club member. Mrs. Frudden is tailed again. Riviera gut out of mately 100 houses. treasurer of the county 4-H he car, police said and became The area has since been re- Club Association. :onfused when two tractor-trail- zoned to light industry to pave More than WO youngsters, irs began to pass his car on the way for Raritan's section of members of 40 local organiza- •ither side. He dashed toward the proposed Rarltan-Holmdel In- tions, are taking part in the three- he right shoulder and was struck dustrial Park. >y a truck driven by Jack D. day fair. Judging began yester- The Planning Board has also imlthwick, 27, Savannah, Ga. day in horsemanship at various given its endorsement to vacate barns throughout the county. To- TRENTON - The state Civil the paper streets on the map day's program will include horse- lervice Commission today up- of North Centerville Park known shows, at (lie raceway, at 9:30 leld the 15-day suspension of a as Sweetgum PI,, Peachleaf Ter., a.m. and 2:30 p.m.; a baby beef tewark city fire captain for Sugarberry PI., Honeylocust Ter., WITH THE TROOPS — State Sen. Richard R. Stout, show at 6:30; a sheep show and ghting with another captain. Beechnut PI., Hickorynut PI., left, chats with Maj. Gen. H.Ruisell Morss, Jr., com- fat lamb sale at '6:45; and fun ire Captain Harvey K. Weigaiid Juniper Dr., Plum Dr,, Butter- mander of tha 78th Division, after the reserve unit's night, featuring milk drinking vns suspended on March 12 for nut Dr. and Melon Dr. and pie eating contests for young- PICKET LINE marches in front of the Groton. Conn., plant of General Dynamic! 5 days. The commission said In other action, the board re- retreat parade at Fort Dix honoring the senator and sters at 7. There will be dancing Electric Boat, the nation's pioneer nuclear submarine builder. Strike began after hat on the morning of Dec. 12, ferred to its minor subdivision Maj. Gen. Willis S. Matthews, deputy commander «f starting at 8:30. i960, Weigand came into Fire 8,700 Metal Trades Council members in I) unions voted down the company's final committee subdivision applica- the First Army. The 78th it conducting its annual two- Tomorrow • a horse show will ;o. 19, following a heavy snow, tions by Gustav Pavlak, Liberty open, the program at 10 a.m. «ff»r. ; , . I AP Wirephoto) and went upstairs to bed. Be-PI., Mrs. Emma Cavdela, Mer- week training at Dix. " ' v i'. 14-VHAft.Jdr 20, 1^62 RED BANK REGISTCR Ski School Presents' Barnum Takes Early PGA Lead; Water Show Palmer, Marr, Nicklaus Get 71s NEWTON SQUARE, Pa. *»Bobby7 NIchoM, Midland, Text* 39-36- Olsen to Skipper 72; Jim Bumps. Dalton, Ga., 34-38—72; Fred Giersch Elected Head of elbow skiing by Drew played only six rounds of golf in the playoff for the U.S. Open. t*:he~y «'—played' . "Jim' FtlrUr- , Burbauk. Callt, J4-3S-71 In NJRA Regatta since the Masters Tournament Palmer, «f Latrobe, Pa., lost Caller. last April, shot 32-36-68, which his poise on the first hole when RED BANK - Mickey Olsen RED BANK — The Family SM gave the tournament Jead until a camera clicked just as he wa: Of Hall of Fame Group won the right to represent School, Red Bank, put on a seven- Barnum came In. putting. He got his par there Monmouth Park Monmouth Boat Club In next act water show here yesterday Barnum, a 50-year-old pro but bogeyed the fourth and ninth RUMSON - Frederick J. Locust: John Teeter, Rumson, week's North Jersey Yacht TODAY'S PICKS afternoon for the benefit of new whose most recent tournament holes for his two-over-par 37. He IN-THE-MONEY Giersch, Jr., Red Bank, last night Richard Tierney, Red Bank. Racing Association Junior students In the school. victories were In the Michigan birdied the 10th and then went SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT was elected president of the Mon- Vernon Bennett, Locust, was championship at Lake Hopat- Open and PGA championships the rest of the way with a string By DOTnE GORMAN By SAM mouth-Ocean County Chapter of elected secretary and Victor cong by taking e. four-race Featured In the 20-mlnute ahow last year, came through with a of eight pars for his 34. the National Football Hall of Shaheen, Rumson, treasurer. It elimination series sailed In Jets was a demonstration of barefoot skiing by ski school owner B. Major Fame at a dinner-meeting held was a reorganization meeting of on the Navesmk River Wednes- Coeur De Fer George Blair and elbow skiing B. Major Pivot in Colony restaurant here. the chapter. day. Other officers elected were (skiing on your elbows) by 18- 1 Pivot Coeur DeFer Alex Wojciechowlcz, a member Olsen won three of the races vice presidents Howard Leon, of the Football Hall of Fame and year-old Drew Callen of Fair Ha- Lonesome Jo« Lonesome Joe and was third In the other ven, a ski school Instructor. The The Draker Toby'* Brother resident of Wanamassa, was race to wind up with 5% points. Sir Carran Tho Draker elected honorary chairman. tow boat pulls a barefoot skier Bob Mario was ninnerup along at approximately 35 miles Fragor Fragor 22 Eligibles The National Football Founda- with 8^. Dave Craver was per hour. Goodjpeed. Sea Master tion is a nation-wide organization third with 10 and Bill Bryson, Peppy Boy Peppy Boy whose purposes are: to promote Callen opened the show with For Hurdle Race fourth, with 16. slalom skiing and followed with Dark Laughter American amateur football as an 1 Betty Wood Olsen will Join other member his elbowing act Blair then skied Dark Laughter Betty Wood OCEANPORT — Twenty-two el- ntegral and wholesome part of club representatives In the barefooted. His daughter, Carrie Fertile Field Fertile Field igibles have been named for the our educational processes. To NJYRA series which will be followed with a clown act Anoth- 12th running of the Midsummer encourage the beneficial direction Senator Wide Horizon held next Wednesday and er daughter, GeeGee, then gave Hurdle Handicap, to be contested and playing of the game at Damodara Senator Thursday at Lake Hopatcong. an exhibition of baton twirling County Chairman County Chairman at Monmouth Park, Wednesday, schools and colleges throughout while water skiing. She also aided at about* two miles. The roster the country, and to provide the Legend Dancer Turn Me In on shoe skis. Turn Me In Legend Dancer of nominees for the $20,000 added proper incentives and ideals for Oracle Junction Heap Big Injun Fixture, America's richest hurdle American youth and set stand- Select Players Outline Outline stake, includes many top per- ards of sportsmanship for the in- Navarch Big Patton formers currently campaigning dividual player. orUnionBeach Bigger League Father Bob Susie's Doll in jump racing. Harvey Harman, former Rut- Sea Nurse (best bet) Sea Nurse Among those expected to ac- jers and Pennsylvania coach, Slates'StarTat Fresh Jane Fresh Jan* cept the issue will be Marion R. who Is executive director of the All-Star Contest RED BANK — The Seaboard Tobette Tobette Frankel's Gem Ruby, winner of National Football Foundation and UNION BEACH - The Union Bigger League's All-Star game Tom's Ace Tom's Ace five this season. The gelded six- Hall of Fame, was guest speak- Jeach Little League announced will be played Sunday afternoon at Reliable Joe Salamander year-old son of Beau Gem was er. Mr. Harman explained the ilayers chosen by the coaches 30 at the Red Bank High School Salamander Romany Rye a clever winner in last Wednes. workings of the organization and ir the all-star game Saturday. Recreation Field No. 3. day's hurdle race here, a mile assisted the group In reorgan- Players selected were Jimmy Top players from the loop's' 12 Late Scratches. and three-quarters event which izing. ansen, pitcher, Bradley Mandi- teams have been assigned to Hands All Around, Sam Ross, Emerald Cut served as a prep for nine of the catcher; Jimmie Petkethley, Midsummer Hurdle candidates. East and West teams for the Barras tot base; John Roche, second In taking that one, Gem -Ruby clash. The Seaboard League la Big Freese iase; Lee Wenzel, short stop; scored a half length win over Karen Susman's comprised of players us the 1S-15 WEATHER: Fair TRACK: Fast rhomas Brelning. third base; George H. Bostwick's Barnaby's age bracket :al McGrogan, right field; Ed- Bluff, another Midsummer hope- The West team will be coached Injury Forces rard Ostervich, centerfield; ful. by John Frost and Ed WlUUnu. ouis Russo, left field. 100,000 Attendance Expected Players have been selected from Also eligible for the Midsum- Substitutes named were Jim- the Red Bank Tigers, Red Sox, mer are Norman P. Bates's ca- Withdrawal lie Flynn, Ralph Severinl, two River Plata dubs and New pable Miracle Moose, who has CHICAGO (AP) - Wimbledon ichael Laroski, Hager McMil- For Russia-U. S. Track Meet Shrewsbury and Shrewsbury. NICKLAUS TRAPPED — Jack Nicklaui, National Open won four over the hurdles this champion Karen Susman with ian and Danny Slocum. John MulvihlU and Don Martin champ paired against Arnold Palmer, hits from sand year and Mrs. Ogden Phipps' drew from the National Clay The site of the game was de- STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - At- that meet which started this In- will handle the East charges. four-year-old gelding. The Sport, Court Tennis Tournament yester- ided upon last night following trap on first hols in first round of play of the PSA tendance of more than 100,000 ternational competition. I drew Players will come from the two winner of three including the re- day because 'of an injured left game between the Freehold Na- tourney at Newton Square, Pa. (AP Wirephoto) for the weekend's Russian-United crowds totaling 105,000 for the Rumson, two Fair Haven and two cent Bushwick Handicap. thumb. ional-Allentown teams. The witt- States track meet at Stanford meet. The following year li Little Silver league entries. John M. Schiff's veteran Karen sprained her thumb In ier of this game will play the | Stadium was assured yesterday, Philadelphia, the attendance wa: President Joe Soviero has an- Muguet II, and Mrs. Henry a fall Wednesday but after treat- seal team in the second round and could set a record for this M.OOO and last year in Russii nounced that the most valuable Obre's Hunter's Rock have also ment at a hospital returned to the district tourney, international competition. hit 130,000. player in the contest will receive been named, as has Windward action and advanced to the quar- A motorcade • will leave Me- Stanford Athletic Director Al With Stanford.Stadium having the William E. Sherwood Me- Farm's Guardian Angel, victor in ter finals at the River Forest lorial School grounds Saturday al TOP Masters reported ticket sales al- a capacity in the 100,000 range, the Monmouth National Hurdle Tennis Club. morial trophy donated by Sher- ready total 98,600 assuring a :30 p.m. to attend the game. wood Sporting Goods, Red Bank. that 130,000 could be exceeded in Another recent winner at Mon- The thumb showed some swell- greater spectator turnout than Organizations sponsoring the the two days. mouth, the impeccably bred ing yesterday and possible In- the stadium saw In I960 when eague teams are Almo Mamitac- Coaches John Oelkers of the Goodspeed by Tom Fool - Hil ternal bleeding. uring Co., Union Beach Fire 82,519 watched the two-day Yankees and Gavrlel Korobkov dene, has bee named by Meadow United States Olympic tryouts. It "The doctor left' it up to me "JO.. Union Drugs, Midway Su- Minoso Returned of the Soviets must decide ai Stable. play," EDUCATION couM exceed the 130,000 who whether to continue to perette and American Legion noon today on their final lineups The complete list of eligibles said the 19-year-old star. •I de- Post 321. watched the U.S.-Russlan meet in for the meet. After that there (ELECTRONIC) is as follows: Barnaby's Bluff, cided not to take a chance and Committee aides are Ronald To Active List Moscow last year. can be no changes except in Becky's Ship, Caldold, Dartmoor risk aggravating the injury fur- tonald Cherene, president; Har- ST. LOUIS (AP) - Minnie Fans |am the stands dally at emergency. Donnawol, Fairfax, Gem Ruby, ther I hope to be able to com- hn Minoso, on the disabled list since Stanford's Angel! Field for the y Bezek, vice president; Goodspeed, Guardian Angel, Hon- pete in the Pennsylvania Grass he collided with the left field wall practices as both Russians and joodhand, treasurer; Richard Eddie Arcara won six Belmonts ey Boy 2nd, Hunter's Rock, Mad- Court tournament at Merion RQQ. at Busch Stadium and suffered Yankees work out at the same illy, secretary, and in 22 attempts. Three of hi ame Salario, Miracle M«ose, next week." ] skull fracture more than two time. rt Daly, players agent mounts finished second, two wen Muguet II, Palladio, Peppy Boy, Mrs. Susman's decision ad- moths ago, was returned to the Starter Berney Wagner ob- corekeeper. third and II out of the money Prince Fearless, Quatre temps, vanced Donna Floyd of Arling- active list yesterday by the St. served, "I think most of these Scuderia, Swift River, ton. Va., to the semi-finals by de- Louis Cardinals. people thought they could tell He rode seven favorites. Two Sagum, GOLFING AND FISHING choices were out of the money. The Sport. fault. The 40-year-old Cuban outfield- Russian just by looking and are WASHINGTON, D. C. (AP) — er has been working out for surprised when they can't.' Jaseball's All-Star games mean some time. A Cardinal spokes- PER HOUR A feeling of good, fellowship iff time for the players and man said a fracture of the right exists between the athletes. oaches on the sidelines. Clete wrist, suffered in the same acci- Washington pole vaulter John Play Opens in Red Bank Open Joyer and Bill Stafford of the dent in a game against Los An- Cramer and Soviet decathlon ankees took a three-day vaca- geles May 11, had caused more star Yuriy Kutenko trotted ion for some golf upstate New difficulty than the skull injury In ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE around the field together and did Cork. Kansas City pitching Minoso's efforts to get back in- handsprings. Net Tourney at Marine Park :oach • Ed Lopat took his son to playing shape. He has had OF MTONTOWM "Russian hurdler Anatoliy Mik ishing in the Ozarks. some trouble throwing. AppMvtd by Hit State «f Haw Janty hailov responded to pleas from RED BANK — First round Top seeded is Bill Conklln, with Ed Schumann def Prefl Kornfell 8-3, a group of youngsters and signed 10-3 216 Broad St., Eatontown, N. J. LI 2-4333 play in the Red Bank Open Wag Merrill, second seeded. The John ICappmeler ilef Ed Dobson 6-0, 6-0 autographs. tennis tournament, sponsored by fourth seeded player, Bruce Jo« Weber def Maxvtn Fink 10-8, 6-3 Bill Paard def Bill Hagerman 6-2, 5-0 Tamar Press, the Russian the Red Bank Parks and Rec- Edington, reached the second Jim Richardson def Bruce Edington 6-3, I woman shot put champion, round with a 6-2, B-l victory over «-4 reation Committee, is under way ChucK Kaass def Dr. Merrltt London walked with Stanford coach Pay- on the Marine Park tennis courts. Serge White. c-i. ei Barry Nejson def Peter Smith «•«, 7-S ton Jordan and tossed the Iron The event is under the- direc- Other victories were scored by Al Budner def Booker Ellis 6-3, 6-4 sphere up and down in her hand, George Wright over Jim Mac- Dick Emery def Bill Aldrlch B-l, 6-3 THRILL tion of Harold Potter, supervisor Womtn'a Ringlet much as you would a tennis ball. of the municipal courts. Farlane 6-0, 6-0 and Alan Novo- First Round "I've never seen so much spec- Rrod over Jon Frederickson 6-4, Kerry Blmon def Husan Scott 5-3, 6-fl TO A total of 21 matches have D"t Gorsueh def Bunky Lemmon 6-3, tator interest in the training,' 4-«, 6-4. 8-6 been played in the men's singles Jordan declared. "There wasn't Play is also progressing In the Kuthy Muench flef Clara Meyer 9-3, 8- section of the tournament. Top Marg Tlaly def Betsy Sanderson 9-4, 6, THOROUGHBRED this much in Moscow in 1958." B.J. Hesseltlne def Ann Wachenfeli Out they go Quantities Jordan was an assistant coach doubles divisions. Matches will «-0. 8-0 fense of his crown with a 6-0, Nancy Dlckson def Joan Peck (default for the United States team in bo played every dav until the B-rbnra Woolson def Kerry Blmon 6-4 in our giant limited... RACING 6-0 blanking of Ken Whitmore. «-l tournament i* eomnleted. Boy'n SUid'es Hurry for Other seeded players to advance ^ First Bound tire clearance. were third seeded Lyn Abbot, M-n'< nclft Pave Craver dDf M. Kaplan 6-3, 9-2 AT Joe Jacobs def P. Imerlto 9-3, 1-6, 8- best buys. FlinFlntt Round All famous makes who stopped John Carey 6-2, 6-0, Dtnnll Lynch def Ken wnltmore «-10, Barry tfelson def George Uadden (de and eighth seeded John Kapp- «0 fault) ... including new Prices start at BEAUTIFUL Burke Mawbawbv edef Fred Bchaflfr 8-3. S-I Oco-ge Wrltfit def Jim MacFartam ITS CLEAN. meier, who white-washed Ed Cy Orubiel <

i Cwieton Loop RED BASK RXGISTER' Friday, July 20, 1961-15 Shrewsbury Edges W.L.B., 7-5 By TOBY PRICE SHREWSBURY — Coach Walt porttoce of • tie game in the Mtt. Coyle'! home run forth e The winners were off to t M FIVE OPEN REGATTAS involving one-design sail- Deiu' Shrewsbury nine tightened standings. winners and * double by Shrews- advantage before the IAMA Ing classes popular to this area are on the weekend its grip on first place in the Shrewsbury opened up the scor- billy's Garry Simpson were the bounced back with four runs In schedule. Topping the list are two in our Immediate Ed Carleton League lust' night ing last night in the third in- only extra base blows of the he third to m«ke l^tloje, The by recording a 7-5 victory over ning when pitcher Bob Coyle contest Rams added two more in the vicinity, one at Atlantic Highlands and the other on West Long1' Branch here, slugged a home run to right field West Long Branch used three ifth to wrap It up the Shrewsbury River. Shrewsbury, with two games with two teammates on the base pitchers during the contest. Bill Ed Winrow's triple accounted or the first Ram run. Jim The regatta at Oceanport, sponsored by the remaining on its schedule, has paths. Behrens, second man on the 10+0 record for 20 points. mound, suffered the loss. Burns; three run homer featured Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club, is the New Jersey West > Long Branch, however, West Long Branch, now 8-4-0battled back with one run in the LONG BRANCH - Neptune he big four-run. burst in the State Wood-Pussy championships. Thirty to 40 boats on the season, dropped down to third and two each in the fourth are expected for the five-race series. Three races are third place with 16 points. Nep- and fifth frames to take com- listed for Saturday, with a final two on Sunday. tune replaced V. L. B. as the mand. second place club with a 6-1 de- The final outcome was decided The majority of entrants will come from local cision over the Long Branch i the home half of the fifth clubs—Monmouth, Navesink and Shrewsbury. There Fire Dept. last night. Neptune when the winners struck for four Davis has an 8-3-1 mark for 17 points will be several sailors from Long Island, the most runs. *' Neptune bunched all of Its runs :ention. Neptune's undisputed possession With two outs, Walt Deiss and notable being the defender Bob Blair, from Cold Spring into two Innings, tallying two in In the fifth Jim Burns of second place shows the im Dave Fitzgerald both drew bases the fourth and four in the fifth Harbor. stole second, and rode home on balls to get things going. frame. Coach George Gill's Fire on Willie Davis' double. Bulli- Blair, who also holds the National title, won Coyle followed with a single to Dept. nine scored its run in the vant's single drove Davis in with drive in two more runs. Tinker bottom of the fourth. hands down last year at Red Bank, and is the man Monmouth thhe final Ram unrun. . Dorn added the second pair of Bob _„.,..-..Sorenson_ of Neptune rururb <»> m to beat. The main opposition will come from Nave- the frame with, another single. clouted the only home run of the > \ shrewsboir m "* J » sink's "Brub" Hance and Bill Hills, Monmouth's Results Shrewsbury had a 6-5 edge in game in the fifth frame with one „ 4 o o 1ST—Clmr: 4 up; < f. runner on base. Ron McLaugh- CI J a O Ruff Cook, Bassett Winmill and "Rip" Lartaud, 3cMlan (Zlkoor) H 00 IMO 3.(0 Burke 3b 4 O 1 Dilacoll III 1 3 1 CAVALRY CHARGE FOR THE WIRE — Charging for Tofidro (SontuUno) — 4.00 2.60 lin and Bob Perri, both of Nep-F'rr'j'ro rt J O " " p- •1 3- »3 and the host club's Stimpson Brown and Talbott Ausiem (Uonlctll!) — — a.20 tune, each slammed out a triple lb O O 0 Dorn rf 10 1 the homestretch In th» first race yeiterday at Monmouth T.-lIlOM. AlBO-CWd Lot, Irtslo, Rid Carleton DtFazlo If 3 1 3b 1O0 Ingram. Colin, Psuiste, Pop Abtr, April Bay, for the only other extra-base hits aaugh'n cf 3 0 . urn lb I O I Park, Pop Aber it in the lead under jockey Walter Blum. Painter Boy, Skip Skip, Likely Mm. of the game. - -II .Blair's Cold Spring Harbor club will host the ID-Clm|.! 4 UP! 8 f. TPluuiuu* y • V " Winner was Scorian, left, with Willie Zaleoor up. Skip San Slro (Addeaa) J2.00 11.00 5.S0 League Charlie Unger went the dis- UcOtilre p O O 0 Wood-Pussy Nationals Aug. 25-26 so this one Lad? Bputnlck (C'lm'ne) — 9.80 6.80 Behreni p 1 O 0 Skip, right, handled by Henry Block, finished out of the Asenor (Chambon) — — 3.80 last Night's Results tance to take the setback for the should be an exciting preview. The North Jersey T.-l:10 3/5. AUo—Star Velvet Noble 'ire Dept. Total 29 6 5 Total 23 T S money. Aussem, extreme left, was third. Winner paid Countess, June* Book, Roman's W1U, Shrewsbury 7, W.L.B. 5 West Lous Branch .00 U 20O—5 Y.R.A. Wood-Pussy class pennant also goes to the Silver Ego,' Hot Cross Bunny, Daring Rams 7, L.B. IAMA 4 Ocean Twp. Dumped Shrewsbury . 03 00 401 — 7 Heart, Sure John, Dermagh. (14 and ran the >!x furlongs in 1:12.2. Rumson-F.H. 8, Ocean Twp. 3 OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The RvmsoD'F.H. (•) Ocean Twp- -w . (2) highest scorer from a member club. (Daily Doubte 8-11. Paid I2M.MI Johnson ss 4 1 1 WbWrubel l s«s• - 'o n 3D—Cling.; mdn.: 2 y.o.; 8 r. Neptune 6, L.B. Fire Dept. 1 Rumson-Fair Haven entry in theFalk If 3 11 Luccarelll O 0 STARS ON SANDY HOOK BAY—The Atlan- Carchan (Boulmetis) 11.20 S.6O 4.20 Standings e • 3 2 1 Fawcett If o n Kyclo (Culmone) — 6.60 9.40 Ed Carleton League upped its .... lb 4 O 2D'Eaposlto 0 o tic Highlands Yacht Club hosts the first of two Stsr&kyava . O (I tical Blues. Getty rt 3 0 0 Adams 3b 3 0 0 trict Star class eliminations are held on Sandy In Long Branch Yanks Win 4TH—Clmf.; > y.; I,-, m.; olf 4:10. West Long Branch.... 8 4 ship, 6-3, here last night. Perrl 1 0 o Puro rl I « 0 Hook Bay. Often billed as the Blue Star-Green Star Extra Margin (Br'i'rd) 14.40 5.20 4.00 L.B. Fire Dept 6 S o o o LONG BRANCH - Boats sail- ASSOCIATED PRESS Cold Arctic (BoulmetH) — 3.(0 2.89 Ocean Township is in a tie O 0 Relnav (Blum) — — 4.20 Rumson-Falr Haven ..( 4 with Asbury Park for seventh rm'l'ty A! l I regatta, this one will draw the top Star class ing Into the Shrewsbury River The Pittsburgh Pirates took a T.-l:i7-2/5. . Also—Jimmy Ran, Rut- », Mulr Woods, Oorip, Tally Basket, Rams 5 t place In the league with a 3-M Total will Total »i: skippers along the Eastern Seaboard. for Sunday's St. Christopher Fes- day-night doubleheader from the IJini Ronald, Lucky Score. Ocean Township 3 8 » «o ow-c STB>-ClDlK.f 4-up: ltlm.: off 4:38. record for six points. oi TO ooi - 3 The Bayshore club's second 1962 attraction comes tival of Boats at Branchport New York Mets last night 5-1 Clear Call (Grant! «.S0 4.00 2.SO Asbury Park 2 8 Rumson-Fair Haven broke Park may drop anchor In the Routs 81x:y Six Uddesa) — I.3O 3.20 L.B. IAMA I U (1) up Aug. 4-5—the annual open regatta for Blue Jays, and 7-6. The wins are the Pi-Dixie Line (Feake) — — 3.00 open the contest in the sixth In 1 OMMtlns If 0 0 area starting tonight, Frank Pug- T.-l:«5-l/S. Alio—Cllnter, Quanta, ning when it scored four runs aatman lb 1 0 Burns 3b 2 1 Jets and Stars. rates 22d of their last 27 games Rhlnelancter, Plenllunlo n. oaskln o O 0 Davis p 2 2 lia, chairman, announced yester- and puts them within I'A games STH—Alw.; 2 JTI.; jr.; off 5:08. to break a 2-2 tie. The losers Hutm p o owiimm cf O 1 Jets are new to this regatta, replacing Comets Tlm'e Lady (Brom'rd) 48.20 14.BO 7.00 Baseball O 2 BulMv»nt Jt> 0 1 day. of the league-leading Los AnStar Attraction (Blum) — 7.(0 (.60 could only come back with one = O 1 Th'mps'n si 1 1 which were dropped-due to a cgpflict in dates. The BarDlmea (Culmone) — — 6.00 Today's Baseball run in the bottom of the vvaiimux .. - 6 OOUInO 2b 0 0 Mr. Puglia said Harry Wilson, geles Dodgers. T.-l:12-2/5. Also: Golden Lea. Lovln Htmiiy cf 1 1 0 Martins rl 1 I owner of Wilson Boat Works in Heart. Rock Diamond II, Ui Flet, Al By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS seventh. Rs'bl'm if 1 1 0 Green c 1 2 North and South Jersey Territorials are also being held lert Hits, Bun Bather. the area, has assured assistance The Dodgers lost to Cincinnati TTK—Alw.; 3-upi 6 I.; off 5:37!4. National League Irky Falk drove in two runs Total 24 t i Totil 21 T 9 Aug. 4-5. 4-J—shrinking their lead over San Towaon Gal (B'lra'tla) 5.20 3.60 2.80 W. L. Pet G.B.for the winners in the four-run IAUA . 00 40 OOO — * for boatmen who will make early St. Tropez (Culmone) — 4.80 3.2C Rama -. 14 03 201 —7 Regatta officials hope to get the Comets back in arrivals. All facilities at his dock Francisco to one game. The Grand Wizard (Peake) 3.20 Los Angeles 63 34 .649 - sixth with a single while the Giants were a 7-3 winner over T.-l:10-4/5. Also—Tllmar, Poor Soul, 1963 if scheduling permits. will be made available to the Mystery 6hi p. Copper Knight, Bea Ft San Francisco _ 62 35 .639 third came In on an error O O festival guests, Mr. Puglia added, Milwaukee. ver, Frankincense, Pittsburgh 59 the final came horns on Fred J JJ JJgg O 1 MARTIN-MURRAY REGATTA—Speaking of 8T1I—Alw.: 3-up; i m.; off <:M. 0 0 Ceremonies Sunday will begin St. Louis also picked up a game Vanesiu Boy (Blum) 6 40 3.00 2.8S St. Louis 53 .564 Dickson's double. McMMcLcL'uiwL' n 2 2 mm 1 1 the Comet class, an expected 25 to 30 Cometeers at 2 p.m. and the blessing of on the Dodgers, but still trailed Hellenic Hero (Korte) — 3.00 2.80 Cincinnati 50 .549. 10 Bill Van Duren and Wit Buck- g 9 oonwra. O 1 ! Quiz Briar (Lefebvre) — —10.80 0 O boats is slated for about 3 by 8 /j in fourth place after shad- T.l:37. Also-'Wlnter Park, Pauve, Milwaukee 48 .489 15% alew divided the mound chores .„„„„ O 1 will vie this weekend in the biennial Martin-Mur- Nalanda, Frlrnanaha, Snorter, Mighty x O OKVwitt cl It O o'clock. ing Chicago. 5-4. Hurry. Philadelphia .... 44 .463 18 for the winners, Van Duren £$",.< 1 o OUnier p • 0 ray Memorial regatta sponsored by the Green Houston 34 .370 26<4 Dubt .. 2. 0_ 1. going the first four frame., g^jM'rt'c'irr ^Jb 3 1 1, Pond Yacht Club on tiny Green Pond hi North Chicago 35 ,355 2714 Buckalew gained the win. Both gmixito c 1 o o **rsey. Shrewsbury's Bud Rogers is, the defend- New York 24 .267 3% chuckers fanned three batters *°nMon lbJ i _j u J i J Thursday's Results and walked none. They com- N, t™ ing champion. Monmouth Entries St. Louis 5, Chicago 4 Totli 2S fJ T blned for a three-hitter, with Fira p»pt This is a three-race series and should draw First Race — Purse $3,500 2 y.o. mdns S furlongs Fifth Race — Purse $4,500 3 y.o. Clg I furlongs San Francisco 7, Milwaukee 3 Van Duren allowing all three ^ many fine sailors, including a large contingent 1. B. Major 119 Boulmetli 4-1 1. HUdy's Lou 115 Broussard 8-8-1 Pittsburgh 5-7, New York_ 1-8 safeties. 2. Bumping Along » 119 NB , 10-1 2. County Chairman 115 Brooks 12-1 (2nd game 10 innings) from Shrewsbury S. & Y. C. red-hot fleet 35. Bill Loboda went the route for J. John Canoe 111 Rigby 20-1 3. Senator 113 NB 7-; Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 3 the £cean Township nine. The North Jersey Y.R.A. Comet class pennant 4. Florida Cracker 119 SorrenUno 8-1 4. Damodara 113 Boulmetis 10-1 Philadelphia 6, Houston 2 Rams Triumph also goes to the top skipper from a member club. 5. Struwelpater 119 Smith 10-1 5. Wide Horizon 120 NB 5-2 Today's Games RED BANK — The Rams «. Pivot 119 NB 10-1 S. SchuylervUle 109 NB 8-3 Los Angeles at Chicago ATLANTIC COAST JET—The Jet class has its St. Louis at Houston (N) downed the Long. Branch IAMA, 7. Coeur De Fer 119 Monacelll 5-2 7. Nairn's Man 115 Culmone 15-1 U, on the Red Bank High School Atlantic Coast championships at Lake Hopatcong this 8. Watch HUI 119 Glassner IM Sixth Race — Purse $5,000 3 y.o. up ( furlongs New York at Cincinnati (N) San Francisco at Pittsburgh (N) diamond last night. It was the weekend. This is another three-race series. 8. College Date 119 Stevenson 20-1 1. Rededication 108 Perna 8-1 fifth win in 10 starts for the 10. Alklss 119 1MB 20-1 Milwaukee at Philadelphia (2- Another large turnout is expected from a class that 2. Legend Dancer 113 Gllllgan 10-1 defending league champions who 11. Keep Counting 119 Brooks 6-1 3. (a) Hold Me 113 NB 5-! twi-night) Combination Saturday's Games now have 11 points in the Ed Is growing rapidly throughout the nation. Cal Engle, 12. Simmy's Pal 111 Blum 6-1 4. Fearless Fox 110 NB '3-1 Carleton league. Island Heights, Y.C., is the defender, but the title could 13. Hands All Around 119 Culmone 15-1 5. Iberian 113 Zakoor . f-1 San Francisco at Pittsburgh 14. Sam Ross 119 NB 8-1 New York at Cincinnati go to any one of a number of top pilots. S. (a) Turn Me In 113 Blum 5-2 T. Q. MIDGETS 15. Emerald Cut - 119 Grant 2-1 7. Oracle Junction 113 Grant 4-1 Los Angeles at Chicago The fifth open event to attract attention is the Second Race — Parse $3,51)0 4 & up Clg 6 furlongs 8. Heap Big Injun 115 NB 15-1 Milwaukee at Philadelphia (N) South Jersey Lightning championships at Brigantine, 1. Greased Llghtnln 118 Culmone 8-1 (a) Boncrlst Farm St. Louis at Houston (N) 119 Broussard 5-1 STOCK CARS 2. Grey Dust Seventh — Purse $4,009 3 y.o. up Clg ( furlongs near Atlantic City. Not too many local skippers will J. Ofora HI Blum (-1 American League make the long haul, but Barnegat Bay sailors will join HI 15-1 1. Outline US Grant 7-2 4. Royal Clipper Korte 114 8-1 W. L. Pet. G.B, 117 Grant 5-1 2. Isyurbuddy NB New York S3 .602 with South Jersey entrants to make it interesting. 5. Last Day 3. Big Patton 117 NB 3-1 NOVICES (. The Darker lit GtUIgan 5-2 Los Angeles 51 .560 • Commodore John Walton of the host Brigantine 119 4-1 4. Susie's Doll 114 GUIIgan 5-1 .538 7. Lonesome Jos Boulmetis 15- Minnesota 50 HI NB 15-1 5. Haka 114 Broussard Cleveland 48 .527 Y.C. has extended a warm invitation to all local Light- 8. Sun of Dinah 109 5-2 HI French 20-1 8. Father Bob Pert* Baltimore 48 .516 NOT ning skippers. The host club is noted for its hospi- I. Sir Carran 7. Mays Landing 114 10-1 10. Tobys Brother HI Zakoor 15-1 Zakoor Chicago 47 .495 SAT. 8:30 tality. 112 20-1 8. Saint Or Sinner 117 Peake 15-1 .478 11. Dalsax Smith 15-1 Detroit 43 11 The fifth Bamegat Bay Y.R.A. regatta of the sea- Third Race — Purse $3,000 4 & up hurdles V,', m 9. Navarch 111 Blum Boston 43 .473 Eighth Race — Purse $5,000 3 y.o. Allies I fur ins 131 Lawlor 20-1 Kansas City 42 .442 Featuring son will be at Normandy Beach YachLClub Saturday. 1. Ludo 2nd 10-1 UK 141 Burns 3-1 1. Fresh Jane 119 Blum Washington 33 .371 Alleson of Rochesl-sr The usual 15 classes will participate in morning and 2. Peppy Boy 119 NB 7-2 2014 Two 30-lap Mains 141 Turner 12-1 2. Tobette Thursday's Results • Sport • Drui 3. Pocket Rocket 119 NB 4- afternoon races. 4. Goodsneed 152 Walsh even 3. Hellenic Dancer New York 10, Boston 6 Coirs SMrti 119 Broussard 12- • Sweottrt 5. (a) Fragor 152 Smlthwlck 5-2 4. Heady Wine Minnesota 8, Cleveland 0 • Jo-.keh 20-lap Novice Race \ CLUB RACING — The local clubs will also 12-1 • Robn • Poiomoi 152 Smlthwick 5-2 5. Gallant Princess 114 French Los Aneeles 2, Detroit 1 6. (a) Barrass 8- • Btichwetr tUndirvtor have the usual point racing. Rumson Country 152 Thompson 15-1 8. Mah Lea Lee 119 Culmone Baltimore 7, Kansas City 3 7. Sea Match 119 Zakoor 5-51 • Sport Shirti • King Sin Club has the regular Arrow and Turnabout events 8. Quatrelemps 141 Allcheson 20-1 7. Devine Devil Only gnraes scheduled Si 8. Sea Nurse 119 NB 5- $„,« both days, while the Fair Haven River Rats has Fourth Race — Purse $3,000 2 y.o. HI Clg ( fur Today's Games • Rolncooh • Work Speedway Slanb Washington at New York (N) 1. Median Star 112 Zakoor 10-1 Nlnlh Race — Purse $3,500 4 y.o. up Clg 1 1/16 m • Slacks Clothit Every Friday night on races Sunday for Blue Jays and Indian Scouts. 1. Nlckem's Buddy 114 NB 3-1 Chicago at Boston (N) 2. Straight Jane 107 Perna 15-1 .FRANK'S WJLK at 1:20 P. M. Shrewsbury S. & Y.C. will be busy with the 112 NB 4-1 2. Beau Fleet 114 Monacelll 8-1 Baltimore at Minnesota (N) 3. Speak Well Detroit at Kansas City (N) 1)10 AM or M.J FM State Wood-Pussy event, but will still find time to 4. (a) Fertile Field 113 Blum 5-1 3. Tom's Ace 114 Boulmetis 10-: BIG & TALL SS? 4. (a) Odysseus 110 Murray Cleveland at Los Angeles (N) get in special races for Blue Jays and the first two 5. Ardent Wish 107 Gerkln 8-1 3-1 1023 HI6HWAK 35, WAKJJMAHA ft. Bettv Wood 120 Brooks 5-2 5. Reliable Joe 114 Culmone 12- Saturday's Games (1 Illli N>rlh at Asfcirr Clreli) races of the Turnabout class special series calling 106 Addesa 10-1 B. Romany Rye 114 Lefebvre is-: Baltimore at Minnesota Call 531-3349 7, Aceltthepark BRANCH ITOBEJ for a 230-pound minimum weight (skipper and 8. (a) Dark Laughter 115 Gerkla 5-1 7. Salamander 109 Perna 5-1 Washington at New York 1 MEMOBIAL FASKWAT, 8. (a) Big Freeze 110 Murray Chicago at Boston NBrT BBUN8WICK, N. t. crew). S. Modest Statement 108 Smith 8-1 3-1 HIS SOUTH BBOilD IT., 10. Braetlme 112 Gllllgan 20-1 9. The Axe 107 Moscarello (-1 Detroit at Kansas City (N) IE1.NION. N. J. Navesink Sailing Society has another open (a) Tanner-Ivy Knoll Stables (a) Roccagll & Bromley entry Cleveland at L03 Angeles (N) date hi its Wood-Pussy series. The Raritan Yacht Club, still resting from the Red Grant, has a club dropped out this year due to lack of interest. How rendezvous for the larger yachts. ever the NJYRA picked up two clubs, the Indian Trai 15 CLUBS IN NJYRA — The North Jersey Y-.-R.A. Yacht Squadron (Franklin Lake) and the Red Dragon FREE TO THE PUBLIC now in its eighth year of operation, has a total mem Canoe Club (Edgewater Park), bership of 15 clubs. Starting as "an eight-member Possibilities for membership include Pines' Lake, Grand Opening and Dedication of the all NEW million dollar, group in 1954, the organization has grown to its pres Lake Mohawk, Riverton and Surf City Yacht Clubs ent size. The day may not be too far off when NJYRA has 20 There is a possibility of more clubs coming in clubs in the fold. BELMAR MARINE BASIN shortly. We would like to see the River Rats come in The 1962 officers are Commodore Jack Skinner, In order to give its sailors a chance for the various in- Green Pond Y.C; Vice Commodore Borden "Brub' HIGHWAY #35 at SHARK RIVER, BELMAR, N. J. dividual and one-design class championships. Hance, Monmouth Boat Club; Rear Commodore Bill Another local club, the Navesink S.S. (Fair Haven) Holmes, Packanack Y.C; treasurer William T. Haebler, Rumson Country Club, and secretary Sam Gamble, Packanack Y.C. Festivities Begin 12:30 p.m. Sat. July 21 NJYRA's individual sailing championships will be corning up next week. Gala Parade - Beauty Contest CERTAIN DEATH! BROWN THIRD IN PENGUINS — Monmouth Smashing an automobile into another on the highway as low Boat Club's Roger Brown finished third in the New Siteseeing & Thrill Rides INSPECT JERSEY'S MOST as 30 MPH can mean death. Jersey State Penguin class championship held at Can you imagine what 100 Brigantine July 7. The five-race series, sponsored Boat Show & Fishing Contest MODERN MARINE FACILITIES cars traveling at high speeds by the Brigantine Yacht Club, drew 26 entrants. with the deliberate intention Of CRASHING & WRECKING The title went to Gardner Cox, Mantoloking Water Ski Show - Fireworks /500 BOAT SLIPS TO 65 FEET . each other could mean? 100 Yacht Club. Cox, twice an International Penguin cars and drivers have been champion, made a shambles of the affair, winning > CRIS-CRAFT SALES AND SERVICE entered, and will CRASH, four of the five races. SMASH & WRECK each other v TEXACO MARINE PRODUCTS in the world's only Runnerup was Bob Claggett of Princeton's Lake Carnegie Sailing Club. Jim Swenson, Packa- / 50 CHARTER AND PARTY BOATS 100 CAR nack, was fourth, Commodore John Walton, Brig- V COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE DEMOLITION DERBY antine, fifth and Bruce Anderson, of Monmouth, sixth. • SKI SCHOOL • RESTAURANT - LOUNGE WALL STADIUM Linda Schllnch, a 14-year-old Packanack girl, Rome 3i won the prize for the first junior to finish. Miss / TACKLE AND ACCESSORIES SHOP BKI.MAR, N, I. Wed. Nile July H, 8:30 r.M. Schllnch finished ninth over-all. 7 YACHT BROKERAGE AND INSURANCE Us case of rain—following nlte All races were over a mile and one-half Adalll M.M Kids Ho course. Variable mild to fre»h winds prevailed. STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD, SO 0OMT mM&LWfjJfe™! TOflJtf WSOCWS J»CE TOW JOKM IS 0» HIJ OWONAOWCK OWT K« 0MU.A S«£Vt/--ASWat.Kt&UKf BARSElTHETtWUem-THW W5HWKE WOTIU HEW WE PHW6 OB! 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fHE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY THE RYAHS By CAL ALLEY THAT* WKAT THEY ICAtliT A f IZUMNMG!' J I Tricusm- rr WAS MY KKHTV: BASEBALLS DAILY CROSSWORD 'You're Liable BED BANK REGISTER Fri«ky, July 20, Miffl-17 SOW* Labrecque >*• iKMf turn Otpuimin a ctr- AOBOSS I.Cooiiag 3*.Chi«f 1. fow&MtUxtiM drink deity To Get Hit' (Babyl) iitt. Tor epplleattoM, *B*ctirtty 3133 3SBBQTJ UNION BEACH-"The p«y Grants Stay —m •.asKHaiioes, s*pir to a.XtA'i DO KBE m «( WvU e>rvlee, IkkU nifM rfzawazfm could be better %&A you're jdtoe. Kew /tn«7. 10. Level to the 28.X B33S Bt3Sag litble to get beat up most any Open to cms*ai, U monttu rest. U, YvmittLtA BflZSl'SIXB Of Execution tent lo Union Beaca Bore. ttlthglXOM pound: morsel time." r-liunWm inspector, Ulaj-r, UH per 14. Ancient ettj vir. JL Thlngi That was the remark of two NEWARK (AP) - Superior »i«r S19.S3 41. Military Y/< Forcella a previous atay of ex- group 2b •n ecution until July 30 after Pagli- NOTICE DOWN % anite presented his charges of al- UONHOCTH COCNTV 38 Big Search Ends; BOBKOOATE'S CODBT 1. Boast leged irregularities in the con- HstiM- to Creditors to Freuot 2. Breezy % duct of Forcella's trial. 31 Girl, 7 at Home Claimi »iel«it Estate 3. Grand- to Paglianite said a new hearing B8TATI Or ANN A. WHITLOCK. mother's % Y/. VtHUura l«. frrnent RED BANK—No iAjuries were Preston was celebrated by mem- Red Bank, N. J. licemen, firemen and volunteers u Claims Ataln*it Eitate bers of the 7-1-3 Club July 11 ai Attorney. ESTATE OF EDITH K. WALLING reported when a Boro Bus Co. searched the area. 9 July IS, JO, 37, Aug I • 19.53 DECEASED. bus operated by Ellis Mullins, the home of Mrs. August Brehrn Punuant to the order of EDWARD Two hours later, Lunardelli C. BROEGE. Surrogate of thfl County 31, of 83 West St. collided with Oregon Ave. Plans were made 'Big Ear Obsolete NOTICE found Sarah at home. of Monmouth, tills day made, on thi three parked cars parked in front to go to the Asbury Park board - MOJ.MOUTH COUNTY application of the underBign^rf, John 'I was tired." she explained. And, said the West Virginia Cen- RCKBOOATE'S COUBI L. Allen, Sole Executor ol the estate of 12-14 Broad St. Wednesday walk next Wednesday. Mrs WASHINGTON (AP) - The research station at Sugar Grove, Hellee to Creditor. (• Present of the aaid Edith B. Walling, de afternoon. George Stover will be the next world's biggest movable radio W. Va. tennial Commission, the telescope Claims Aiaiait Estate ceased, notice Is hereby given to the telescope has been declared ob- stays on its official emblem. ESTATE OF LILA MAK LONG- creditors of said deceased, to preaent Patrolman Frank C. Calandriel- hostess. Also present w.ere Mrs. West Virginians, who planned to the Bfilrt Sole Executor Ihelr claimi Accountants solete even before it could take Tha Pentagon action had been iTRMT. DECEASED. under Jftin within alx months from lo, Jr., who Investigated the ac- Arthur Stover, Mrs. Edward to use "the big ear" as a tourist Pursuant to the order of EDWARD this date. ' its first sounding in space. attraction during next year's cen- rumored for more than a year. C. BROSQE, Surrogate of the County Dated; June 20th, 1&62 cident, reported that the bus' Stover, Mrs. Alfred Rabuffo and ef.Ubnmouth thli day made, on the Cite Thieberg In junking the project Wednes- tennial observance, kept a stiff Meanwhile, the construction pro- application of the undersigned. Alma JOHN U ALLEN steering rod had broken. Mrs. Thomas Stover. Longatreet Reber, Sole Executrix of 51 Elm Place The parked cars were owned TRENTON (AP)-At the age of day the Pentagon cited zooming upper lip. gressed to the point where access the estate ol the said Llla Mae Lotflt- P.pii Bank, New Jtrsey 39 Joseph Thieberg of Paterson costs as well, as rapid advances The decision, said Gov. W. W. roads were built in remote areas, •triet. deceased, notice It hereby given Sole Executor by Grace N. Sheppard, 65, of Mrs. Harold Cruse was hostess la the creditors of aald deceased to Alston. Beekman, Jr. Esq. became the youngest man in the in space technology. Fi#.-ran, will "by no means" halt the site graded and the turntable 10 Broad Street, 142 South St., Anthony Vincelli, at the First Aid Auxiliary meet- trastnt to tbe said Bole Executrix their nation to serve on a state Board Since 1958, the government had plans for a tourist project near completed. clalmi under oath within six months Red Bank^ New Jeney, 37, of 565 Winter St., Long ing July 10 at the First Aid hall from this date. Attorney. of Accountants. spent $41.7 million of the $126.2 the Pendleton County site in the The telescope, standing 700 feet Dated: June 27th. 194]. June 2B, July 6, 13, 20 |19 53 Branch, and Darnell Tucker, 33, Mrs. William Hansen will be Wednesday, 29 years later, he million voted by Congress for thestate's eastern Panhandle. high and weighing 50,000 tons, was ALMA LONO8TREET REBER, a Florida resident, police said. hostess in August. 103 White Street. -NOTICE TO ARSK.Vr DKKKMUNTH was sworn in for another three- to listen for signals from any life Shrewsbury. New Jersey 4UPERIOK COt'KT OF NEW JERSEY Sole Executrix CHAKCilRY DIVISION DEPARTMENTS DIMINISH year term, giving lim the longest ing Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Keat- the same period. In his year end on other worlds. Vary Durum Coll M»NMOlJ.ll Ipi-irnt •nd JO8EPH BRUCE, her husband; ments trimmed off one ton of ex day. He is leaving for training need for additional judges is spacice probe experiments. Claims Aialul Estate THELMA WALTER and LLOYD WAL- cess weight. Girl Drowns in the Air Force at San Antonio,greater than ever, he said, adding The Pentagon announcement ISTATB OF MINNIE HAYES. DE TER, her husband; VIRGINIA BE8- POINT PLEASANT BEACH Calvin Best is in officers' train- CEASED. 8ETTI and THOMAS BE8SETTI her Tex. that 10 per cent more can be said Secretary of Defense Robert ing school at Lackland Air Force Pursuant to tht order or EDWARD husband; KAV WYCKOFP. CHESTER (AP)—A 19-year-old girl drowned added by filling existing va- S. McNamara decided to halt con- C. BAOEOB, Surrogats of the County WEBER ana CATHERINE A. WESB- HEALTH-eMWtET early Wednesday in the Atlantic ise in Texas, Mrs. Best is re- cancies. of Monmouth. this day marif, on the ER-, his wife.;, —Rb'T H DRUMMON_~ ..D„ an«.,du struction after an intensive study application of the underalKned JosephiCLlFFORO DRUMMOND tier rius- bv Michael A. relti,M.D. Ocean. siding in San Antonio. Tex. Ml COURTS BUSY determined that the need for cer- A. Kayts, Administrator With Will An-liand; DOROTHY REYNOLDS and HOW ARE BUTTERMILK, I v Police said the victim was Miss Best expects to graduate in four tain research "had been substan- ne»d or the estati of the said Minnie HARVE"'"™Y» REYNOLDS" "' "'™ , he—-r- husban•••——d• yR CREAM ANP YOGURT TRENTON - Edward B. Me- Hayes, deceased, notice Is hereby given You are hereby aummonrd and re- Mary Galvin, 19, of 652 Bloom- weeks. Connell, administrative director TOSSED SALAD tially reduced by major advances ta trie creditors of said deceaied to quired to aerve upon REIttsiLLS, MAPE ? present to the aald Administrator with CORKWELL- . _MAUSNER A CAROTEN- field Ave., Nutley. A passerby of the courts, reports that the ST. MARYS, Ga. (AP)-A few in science and technology." will annexed their claims tinder oath 'TO, K3QB,. plalntltrs attorneys, heard the girl's cries and tele- Mrs. Ralph Mundy has re- within six monha rrom this dale. | whosu address Is 34 Broad Street, Red courts are still getting more more ingredients and this south Better ways have been found to Dated: Juna 29th. 1962. Banlc, New Jersey, an Answer to the phoned for help, police said. turned from a 10-day visit witji cases than they can handle. Al- Georgia city could have had a do the work originally planned for JOSEPH A. HAYES, Complaint and amendment thuelo . U Peach 6L, filed In a Civil Action in which Car- The beach where Miss Galvin Mr, and Mrs. Charles Anderson hough Superior Court judges dis- king-sized salad. A speeding the huge telescope, a Navy Ntw Shnwabury. N. J. rie c. Carhart U Plaintiff and Charlpi drowned was closed and unpro- of Orange, Conn. posed of a record 22,372 cases train shredded 13,200 heads of spokesman said. He added that Admlniatrator with Will annexed G. Brower, et Hi., are defendants, Wlie, Wise. Wichmano pending In the Superior Court of New tected by lifeguards. She worked during the year ending June 30, Florida lettuce and a refrigerated security requirements prevented * Berlch. Jeraey within thlrty-flva (M) days aft- as i clerk for Western Electric Mr. and Mrs. Richard Le Conte an additional 24,134 cases were trailer. The truck driver escaped him from going into detail. The CoiMMllor* at Law. er July 20/I98B/ exclusive or auch date. M Broad St.. If you fall to do so, Judgment by Co. In Newark. •• of Midwest City, Okla., are visit- added to their calendars during injury. Navy had charge of the project. Red Bank, Niw Jersey, default may be reodtrrd agaioat you for the relief demanded In the Com- Attorney*, plaint You shall file your Answer and July I. IS, 30, 3T 120.70 I Proof of Service In duplicate with the Clerk of the Superior Court. State NOTICE House Annex, Trenton, New Jeraey, in MONMOUTH COLNT1 accordance with the rulea of civil prac- SVRHOOATE'S COURT tics and procedure. There are many ways to build newspaper circulation. Uf> U Creditors to Pmral This nrlfon had npen Inntitutpd for Claims Asalaat Estate the purpose of quieting the tlile of There it the special introductory price. Thar* it tht K8TATE OF ARTHUR C. RYER- plaintiff, Carrie C. Carhart in and •ON. DECEASED. to a certain tract of land located on consumer contest with money and vacations at tha bait. the westerly slria of Prospect Avenue Purnttnt to the order ol EDWARD In the Borough of Little Silver and Thera is the tob appeal, where the newspaper it told in C BROEOE, Burrojaie of the Coun- known es No. 53fi Prospect Avenue. BV THE ACTION OP A BACTER- iiiimiiiiiiii) ty of Monmouth, this day made, on Little Silver, Monmouth County. New JAL. CULTURE ON SKIM MILK the name of charity — tha poor, the unfortunate, tha tht application o[ the undersigned. Jersey. You nre made (Wendnntu bp- 7 Haul If. Ryeiaon. Bole Executrix ol cause you claim to own the said lands (BUTTERMILK),- CREAM (SOUR blind, the maimed, etc. There it the direct approach, the MUte ol the said Arthur C. Ryer- some part thereof or-some Intere*'. CREAM), ANP CONCENTRATE? •on, dtceued, notice 1B hereby itven therein or hold some lien or encum- to Utt credltora of said decfnnrd to brance thereon. WHOLE MILK (YOGURT). where the newspaper is told strictly on its own merits. prcttat to tha laid Sole Eiecutrix Dated; June 26. 1K2 TOMORROW: MASSAGE ANP FAT. within Mora difficult? Parhapt — but most rewarding far this their claimi under oath I. GRANT SCOTT. uonthi' from ihl* date. Clerk of the Superior Court. Hullh Cipsulsi siv.i UlpM MMnufion. newspaper, The Register. Datad: June 21it. 1M2 June 29, Jul'••'•y• 8, 13, 20 H4.73 , It is not mtcndtd 19 bs ol •diafiwitic HAZEL M. nVE W Peters flace. Red Bank, new Jeraey. Vrvteli W. Lawley, Eiq. 100 Highway No. W. Sole Executrix HOMES FOR AMERICANS Attorney. Nawtpapart using gimmicks lota from 80 par cant fa Jam », July «, 13, M $IB.S: NOTICE 90 par cent of the tubicribers gained in that manner. MONMOLTH COUNT* BURROaATK'H COURT The Register using tha direct tales approach holdi a fan- Uc to Crrdlteri lo Prtunt Claim» Atmlnst E»UM« taitic 95 per c«nt of the subscribers gained. 1STATI OP SUSAN C. LANEY, DE- CEASED. Punuant to the order of EDWARD C BROEOE, Surrogate of the Coon of Monmeuth. thii day marte, on U application of the undersigned, Cath •rln« L. Beylanrf, one or the Executor* The Register hat had a tpectacular 75 per cant In. •I ttt« titatt ot the iald Sunn C, l*ney, deceased, notice la hereby giv- create In circulation in tha past three years. We think en to the creditor! of said rieceaiel to preient to the iald Catherine _ Bsylind, ont ol the eiecutora the): that's big! No other newspaper in tha state of New elaJmi under oath within ilx month! from this date. Jersey, and perhaps the nation, has even approximated Dated;' July 9th 1962 such a tremendous rite. This increase wat achieved by CATHERINE L. BEYLAND Tft Markham Place, Little Silver, New Jeraej1 giving the people of northern Monmouth County a quality One of tbe Eiecutors. Jleairi. Pirsoni, Canzona, Blair product, «ne which it welcomed into the home, A Warren 1H Wallace Street, Bed Bank. New Jaraey \ Attorney!. July 13, M. 21, A"! * I5O.7S

KOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS Families who read Tha Register want to read it. They tcrtmion COURT OP NEW JERSEY buy it, not became of a special price, a contest, or sob CHANCERY DIVISION' MONMOtTH COUNTY appeal,'but because it keapt them fully informed on all DOCKKT NO. F-Sfl&l-fll STATE Or NEW JERSEY the happenings in thair area. It it a part of their every TO SJCLMA K. MtCLlNTOCK and day livet. WILLIAM McCLINTOCK. her huihtnd Toil art hereby aummoned and re- quired to aerve upon REUSSILLE. CORNWALL, MAUSNEFt A CAROTEN- UTO. ESQ8,, plaintiffs' attorneys, wheat address li 34 Broad Street, Red Bank. New Jpney, in answer to th« complaint filed in a civil action In Register readers ara people of keen pareaption — which HELEN PRICE AND HILDA STONEHAM are plaintiffs and Anna Ifeari shoppers who own more, buy more and use more than Baker Smock, et als., arc. defendant*, pending in tha Superior Court or-New any other group in Monmouth County. These families Jersey within 35 dayn artpr July 20, 1962, excluilve or auch datr. If you art concentrated within a 15-mile radius of Red Bank, fa 1 to tlo BO, judgment by default may ba rendered againit you for the and offer advertisers a "rifle shot" approach to this vital T'i: l demanded in the complaint. You •hall file your answer and proor of market rather than a "scatter gun" hit and miss approach. •ervtca In dupllcita with ths Clerk o FLOOR PLAN tli' d u per lor Court Htaln House An- nex. Trenton. New Jersey. In accord- COMFORTABLE LIVING ance with ths rules of Civil practice anl procedure. has been planned /or in Homes Jor Americans Plan The action lias been instituted for HA239P, in a house o/ Just the purpuse of foreclosing a tax sale Your advertising In The Register gets important con- certificate dated March tl, lf'67, made J,J59 square feet, The mas- by Ruth B. Crawford. Collector ol ter bedroom has a huge walk- centrated coverage in tha most responsive market area lit Taxes of the Borough of New Khrews- bury, County of tionmouth and State in closet and private lav- Monmouth County, the bustling-booming northern half, of New Jeiaey to C.A.S. Corporation otoo\ The living room'ipre> and coven real estatt located In the fabricated fireplace is an •live with profit-making sales activity! Borough of New Shrewsbury. County ot Mtnmoulh and State of New Jer- optional feature. The family •ey known as Lot 8, Block 113 and room extends from the Lot 10, Block 109 as shown on the Tax Duplicate of tht Borough of New kitchen and the carport con- Shrawibury, tains a large storage area You and each of you are made de convenient to the liitchen. If you are looking for ways to increase your sales, fendanti In the above entitled action because you have or may claim to In an alternate design, a brightnn your profit picture, look to The Register. Not have some right, title, Hen or other formal dining room is pro- Interest aHtctlng the real estate being other newspaper can deliver this vital market. foreclosed, by vlrtua of ownership, in- vided for by building the heritance, descent. Intestacy, devise. family room behind the car- dower, curte»y, mortgage, deed or con- port. The basement has veyance, entry ot Judgment or othrr legal or lawful right. The nature of space for storage and laun- «hic>i and the mown that you and dry. Outside construction is aach of you are joined BS defendants Is s*t forth with particularity tn Hie of vertiqal Biding with an The RED BANK REGISTER complaint, r copy of which will be fur- Jl tUt MUI accent of brick, plus a dec- llllllBllJIIIIIIMIJIIlf nished you on request add reeled to the attorney* or the plaintiffs at the orative atone planter. Plan tbov* mentioned address. BA239P was designed by NOW—17,226 DAILY Dated; Jun#i 3- 1M2 architect Samuel Paul, 89-30 1. GRANT SCOTT, ALTERNATE "LAN ' Clerk of th» Superior Court 161 St, Jamaica-32. N. Y. »; July 8, 13, 20 H5M AUTOS ANS1BUOB RED BA2*K REGISTER *WP FOUSP AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS LOW AUTOMOmi 1*57 T-RBD—Tve-atuer, rut - J»«l it*!«T. wWte. r*) vA 1*-Frid«r. July 20, 1962 AUTOS AND TRUCKS iuuTtaUr. irtiiwwalli, urumiatii toa Mfea, wueuas tnuiwrfw, lop asi laoottu cover. Power aM*r. I*"*. ««y M-pouadi, t«i mait% fi,.a _Matt inurtar, Bomxi vlra wuee^ n4to uul but». trie* tar fdck nit, putt. laf acd bnitta, automatic, pica t^y. aa) tin. Carry lp ur tit tMi Cu»' k' Vovr&i «x)u.uat> Jtozxnni2 cover. |7*|. Call KI 1-tat tn.tr t p.n. - Black «rtt whit* top ajuj Jutarior.'. Immaculate, nu , hebittt*huebittt* *M Vt*w 4e^er»4^ . cut Umllf. *l SOW. SH 1-olM. U"ti. niu a-xl tuiMtr C'-ur, T8 WtiteMa y BTATIOW W^JOOnT ror< 1 it In vicblty m., K*d Baak. «H IJ134. iK7 numuotnix - _ try «ome »ork, Md-TD 1953 Cluilc Roadlter, nd I860 VALIANT — Four door deluxe 1951 LINCOLN CAPBI —Hinltop. tw» UST DODGE STATION WAGON—1325, 1110, Call 14.000 milea on It. I might even l<>t dan V-200. Radio, beater, low mileage. door, full powir. |250. PhOBt 6T1-37IS fair condition. Call you takt a ride In It but don't men- mint-condition, completely reatored. or W9-21C8. MT-3312 tion the word buying. Give jhe theHO 2^11«. One owner. Call after 8 p.m. OB 1-MI1. S4M83J SWTION VVAOON — 1»5» Fort, «)fllt- GUARANTEED kllBTIN HEALEY — Wit. 1006, rf&,money and drlva awev before I chance FINANCING ARRANCED — For thli trtlo, heater, ili-iperi Iranimlmlon, myjnlnd. Call »7i-lM3 alter « p m AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS cylinder llttmlnf iMille. tine confll- USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED tat* model Plymouth 8port Fury hard tlol) Reaiombly prlcn!. 747-651T. top. Power brakei, steering, windowi ow mllease. immaculate. MUBI snci-l- 185» FORD OALAX1E — Hardtop, lull PACKARD 105S — 400, full I»wir, fsod LI 2-3054. Ice for quick aale. Call after 6 p.m.Puwer. excellent condition. I1IB5. Call IH-1-2431. Bit 7-4673. tlnli. But Mtx. Call 1M1 RAMBLER AMERICAN with ra SH 14993 DODGE, DART, AND (tlo heater, automatic tranimlesltm 19fll BEARS ALL 8TATI — Imjierteil Good condition. 11.800. Call I47-M1B FRANKLY... WERE LOADED motor .cooler. 3,000 mllen, Ilk* atw. B»t nfler. BHWJd. COMPACT LANCER DEALER AUTOS AND TRUCKS 19S5 CHEVROLET PANIL TRUCK - WEEK-END SPECIALS! Can be Been »t 10 Hudim Art,, laat BUY A NEW CADILLAC! 1892 PLYMOUTH — Loir mlU»|a, •»• cellent condition, good rubltr, ndlo, FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. NEW OLDSMO&ILE! CHEVROLET 4-dr. tit. wgn., choice of two $850 heMtr. «H 1-W40. Or Med ear now during our Mth FORD V-8, 4-dr. Clean ear. $795 19J7 VOLKIWAdBN — ildll, good Over 50 Yean Selling Automobiles condition, |90O. II '"»' year conteit, and let a tree chanca Afler « p.m. CADILLAC Full power 4-dr. HT rebuilt trans $895 to win half your money back. 1M1 CADIILAO — Four-door, wfttta- Red Bank SH 1-1296 I4» W. Front St. FORD Conv. As traded ' $400 wuJl. tlrti. A-l condition. |1M. CONVERTIBLES S42.20M '62 CADILLAC CHRYSLER Crown Imperial. 4-dr. HT Full 19!« PLYMOUTH-Nln«-plJ»n|« lub- urlnn. eicellent condition, pomrBlta, '62 OLDSMOBILE F-B5 power. As traded . $625 I3i». Ctll «I24»42 '62 OLDSMOBILE 88 '55 BUICK 2-dr. As is. $375 19M EEL AIR ilatlon waion, BlB«- Russell Oldsmobile-Cadfllac Co. '60 CADILLAC '62 FORDS & THUNDERBIRDS PBiicDger. need! minor rtpalrl. S43. '59 OLDSMOBILE S-88 ; '56 CHRYSLER 4-dr. 4-dr. H.T. Full power $450 1M& 1480 OCCtn ATI.. Sea Brfltt. '59 FORD. FAIRLANE 500 im STUDEBAKIiR CHAMPION — AVAILABLE NOW '56 PONTIAC 121 2-dr. Hydra-Matie each $475 a«xl rubber, toad emditln, CK. Ball IS OFFERING '56 OLDSMOBILE 88 OS, 1-3832. . '60 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. Sed. $1195 HARDTOPS WAGONS '58 DODGE 4-dr. H.T. Full power. $795 MOBILE HOMES M Plymouth, power I S9J 91 Rambler Crew Country. '58 DODGE 2-dr. H.T. Full power. $750 UOB1LB HOlUi «1 Chevy, Itnptla t!2ii Auto. « . SOLID SAVINGS «> Chavy, 4-d r. 41595 S '59 CHEVROLET El Comino >/i-ton pickup $1195 u»d - 10* don 60 Oidi, power (10S3 CADILLAC-OLDSMOBILE 88 Ford, Country Bed. f »» New - 1-W*T fljuutetBB ON THE 61 Ford. Qalaxle I19M ROBBUHVILLa 59 Ford Galixle, 4dr,, p »!495 Broadway at 4th Ave. TRAELJR lALISi. INOL 65 Cadillac, 2-dr. I 895 I COMPACTS Route 130 RobblniTUIt, U. i. CA 2-1234 Long Branch 67 Ee Soto, Coupe f 795 TO M» M Rammer, 4-dr., Auto IIO91 RASSAS BROS. Pontiac IBM TRAVEUTI — 42'ttV. twtj bad- '62 OLDS m '62 OLDS F-85 «0 Valiant, 4-dr., Auto. f.286 rosmi, Call 781-0993 or 7IT-UU T-BIRD 395 Broad St., Red Bank LA BALLS — 33X10'. Out bldnMin. SEDANS Fully equipped. |Cxct]l«nt prtea ten lm> Me CAR thy 80 T-Blrd, alldlng^roof II38S mtdltte cub Hie. Bltutlful louliea la 61 Ford, Galaile, 4-dr. I1F9O Shidowltwn Trailer Park HimiU 61 Chevy. 4-dr.. Auto .I189J Open eves til ?-Sat. til 6 SH 1-5180 N. J. Contact Mri. 11. Bennatt. 60 Olda, 4-dr., Sed., power _tlS95 HUGE saECTION • IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 5» Ford Oalaxle, 2-dr., p. ...I13B3 MOBILE HOME — 1M3 General Pra- CHEVROLET- CONVERTIBLES] 69 Chevy, Bel Air Auto, J1095 mler 16it8. Two badnwma, Daw oondl- 57 Chavy, 4-dr., Sed., Auto. .» 799 Una Sav* HU in after I p.m. HLBT 57 Ford 500, 2-dr., Amo. t «»S or Saturday afternoon or lualar by «1 Olda. Starfire —13195 55 Chevy, Sal Air _ _«495 alpolntmiint. 19 Oary Aft., HcllT HlH BUY TODAY AND SAVE! 62 Plymouth t 17S Mrtlle Homei Rt. H. W. Ka«nlhur«. 68 Corvette »1895 Cull St. Georia T-31TS, «oUact(Bt4ten 61 Chevy, 2-dr.t Sed., iharp ..| 130 COLOR SALE! •1 Volkawaiin I18B5 leland). Vitit Our Air-Conditioned Showroom! 57 57 Ford, Auto .1 »95 66 Cllevy, Auto : f 795 TRUCKS 1962 RENAULTS vualiry Detler • QaaJity Salesmen • Qaality Service 69 Olds, power, air-con. SI796 IOATS ft ACCISSOMB MERCURY 67 Dodge, Auto I !»5 54 Chevy, Pick-up % 2H . SPECIAL SAVINGS It lior.-it Jilnor, Ccn. I 855 17 Ford, Pick-up, Auto. % (X • ALL TRADES ACCEPTED RUMSON YACHT BASIN 2-Dr. Sedan Same Day Approvals—Bank Hotel First Street 842-2300 • Terms Arranged to Suit Your Budget If You Work—You Orivt Was $695 Ready to serve you with PHONE CA 2-3600 FOR FAST, Now $459 FAST CREDIT APPROVAL TEXACO 1 , THIS WEEK S SPECIALS! FIRE CHIEF FOR SKY CHIEF MARINE /\oado&fW crnvfian-tj 133 1st Ave., All. Highlands 160 RAMBLER $1350 DIESEL CHIEF Kin,, in,,, i, \,,,lh „, ,„ .„., 100 Newman Springs Rd. SH 1-0910 Red Bank Super 4-dr., 6-cyI., R&H, air conditioned 291-1101 • Opt-n til 9 p.m. FORDS 1 TEXACO OUTBOARD 55 OLDSMOBILE $350 MOTOR OIL HAVOLINE 88 four-door >edan, automatic, R&H MOTOR OIL 59 RAMBLER $895 TEXACO American Super 2-dr. sedan, one owner, stick CREDIT CARDS HONORED 61 CHEVROLET $1495 FREE: Crusing Chart and Tide tables Corvair 2-dr., (tick shift, low mileage INSURANCE — Mann*, outward ail torma. Rtfaug Wtterbury. Raanor. •inn IKS is w From St.. (H T-ston M — Any DOU you warn it, IN tftra. Lrw- task rataa. JiAaaeuas at rijtiemenu eompttted la oa« call at RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS any or out otBcaa. THE liONKOUTrt JOU.VTT NATIONAL »ANX. IB I- 1(104 DICK and BOB MATTHEWS It' OLD TOWN B6O boal with 1M1 SAVE 411 Up. tinrude motor, completely QUALITY Renault • Volvo • Peugeot • Triumph equipped, electric atarter. uaed very little, coat a2.J00. Barfala at U.290. 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK Fhone 74T-I14IB. ARer « p.m. MI-47W. NKW~AND USED — Boau and moun. 1 OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 SH I-5886 Mercury Dealer »ni "errlca. Uberel AND ttadei. Boat. Ski A Scooter Center. Tt MONEY White 81.. Rtt Bank. SB 1-1124. Ill' SAILBOAT 1300 SALE TOPS OUR 58TH ANNIVERSARY AUTOS AND TRUCKS IN SELLEBRATION BARGAINS THIS IN Performance! I00 NEW USED CARS • FALCON WEEK 1957 Plymouth i cy. 4dr. Sub. Always a • FAIRLANE with 4 new tires. • GALAXIE FORD only 4SO.O0 On All Of SURE 1957 Borgward station wtjon, THUNDERBIRD new tires, mechanic special. WINNER only 195.00 Our • COMET when you buy from • METEOR 1957 Imperial 2-dr. hardtop, • MONTEREY has everything. MERCURY only 1150.00 OK USED CARS!, Continental Cars QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES 1951 Imperial Mr., dew, la LINCOLN CONTINENTAL good condition. '60 CORVETTE $1750 only 350.00 BUY OR LEASE — SAVE NOW '62 MGA Roadster W/B Wira Wheeli, Radio 1953 Cadillac 4-dr. sedan, has Haater, 3,000 orig. milei. Must Sacrifje* $2295 new batt. and elect, windows. '61 HILLMAN 4-dr. sedan, black w/w tiret'R/H USED only 250.00 fully automatic .. $1295 1959 Plymouth 4-dr., S cy. its- '61 LAMBRETTA Scooter, extra equip., tion wgn., power steering, air 9 mon. old $295 CARS cond. Very clean, low mileage. '61 BORSWARD 2-dr. Sed., blue/red leather. New only 1450.00 no mileage, full guarantee. $1995 1958 M.G.A. rdst., very clean, '60 AUSTIN HEALEY Sprite Roadster, I owner '55 FORD Custom, 4-dr. 350. one owner. low mileage • $1095 '58 VOLKSWAGEN, Panel Delivery 450. only 1050.00 '59 KARMANN 6HIA Coupe, red/black $1595 "57 FORD Country Squire, FOM, P. Steer. 750. '59 HILLMAN Conv., I owner, green $695 '57 FORD Fairlane Fordor, Fordomatic 750. 1960 Valiant V-200 4-dr. ledaa, clean, one owner, low mileage. '59 JAGUAR 3.4 Litre, 4-dr. led, I owner. '58 FORD Fairlane "500" Viet., P. S. 2 or 4-dr. 895. only 1375.00 . THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS! Radio/Heater, W/W . $1695 •5? CHEVROLET >/i ton Pick-up 895. '61 MGA Roadster, red, I owner, low mileage '60 FALCON Deluxe Sta. Wgn., Fordomatie 1495. 1955 Chrysler New Yorker Mr. 1959 CHEVROLET Convertible Impala R/H, many extras $1895 '60 FORD Country Sqr. Wgn., FOM, P.S., P.B. 1695. sedan, complete. A clean ear. '60 FIAT Convertible $1795 '59 FORD Custom "300" Fordor Sedan Fordo., 995. only 650.00 1961 CORVAIR Sta. Wagon Like New '59 MGA Roadster, red R/H, W/W tires $1195 "62 FALCON Deluxe 4-dr., FOM, 9,300 miles 1895. We Have Others From '57 HILLMAN Sedan $650 '42 COMET 4-dr., I0I HP, MOM, 9,400 miles 1995. I 1 I960 RENAULT Four-door Sedan '59 KARMANN GHIA Conv., R/H, white, Abauth '61 FORD Galaxie Victoria, FOM, PS 2050. $95 up muffler, Pirelli tires. $1495 *6I FORD Convertible, FOM, PS 2095. [ 1 1957 CEHVROLET Four-door Hardtop '56 OPEL Convertible, black $395 '5? THUNDERBIRD Hard Top, Full Power 2095. ASK ABOUT '54 MG TF Roadster $1195 '61 MERCURY Hard Top, Full Power 2195. '61 MERCURY Commuter, 9-pass. Full Power 2295. GW '62 FORD and MERCURY Executive Cars ONE YEAR GUARANTEE 30-Day Warranty Bank Financing WARRANTY ON MOST OF BUY WITH CONFIDENCE CONTINENTAL OUR USED CARS FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO CARS, INC. DENDER'S • Imperial • Chrysler' CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. ONLY QUALmr IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES \ ENGLISH • Plymouth • Valiant Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank First and Lincoln Avenues . 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK SH I-6000 AGENCIES' SH 7-4545 SH 7-4500—Open Evenings , j Atlantic Highlands, N. J, SH 1-3130 Since 1904 — MONMOUTH & MAPLE, RED BANK 291-0156 10ATS It ACCESSORIES EMPLOYMENT FOR SALE l£Ai OTATI POX RENT KhD BA.NK REGISTER Friday, July 20, 1962—19 ir naevt IPXED U&TP — Tt'tu HELP WANTED-FEMALE APAJE7MEVTS •fid aoood. » h-p. CttlU'CnJt Inboard, BEAUTY WAS HOUSES FOR SAIE HOUSES FOX SALE BEAUTICIANS 17 BOAT - With lUreury »u*er ( [THIS" IS YOUR LIFE; rrncAax, both in exctUt&t eo&diUws, |L&C. EXPERIENCED ONLY DISGUISE jSHREV/SIURY OFFICE OF/KINGS: FULL TIME i the logredienU tit prestige MY READY TO «AIJ, — Coratt (lua. Ho. DOGWOOD, OAK AND PINE 12H, J?tt,ej|2l(J, two «ulU or MM. <,&«HIGH STYLE FASHION' SHOP Icy buirln.fc*t, JEi-tti tiptritnts p(*- -, - , , , , latogg lIno t nu«niflcemagnificenmt watenrownerfronm! provide a perfect petting tor tWi *pr«wUng rtndi bowHng center dicron. Complet* with lr«.f[*r. B4t.t In CALL SH 1-7789 but nut *s*eri)!*J Apply in per- CASEY'S AGENCY Pi«nc» faacki OUT end cancel ietU»g oa the lovely Navesink hall, 22' living room, dining room, up-to-rninute kitchen, flute perfect condition. SicriOce it HUI. CiJI VINMAft LITTLE SILVER son, fted Bank RegUltr, 40 Brw.d Bt. Red fo-1832, tvwbu. - Red Baok.^etwei _ . i,ex, dally, BROKER can now twin size bedrooms, two baUu. 24" recreation room, bMemeat. Ask (or Mr. Famulary. thraa room outtif ordar that Bank offers an enviable upper •A.1LB0AT — 16', oulboaril motor, trail- Hwy. 35 and Fleetwood Dr., Hatlet 4'/2% mortgage can be assumed. Don't miss this at $23,500. •r, mooring, man? extras. OPERATORS EXPERIENCED PAINTERS — Inildi !(4-M42, night phone S65-18S4 income environment and Colony SH 1M4J Sewing xnachtae operttori: Pocket and outside work. Call 842-0490 aftei never left the warehouse. maker, flt-tv* letter tad collar utter, Open JCvenlngs House keeps pace with a glow- 14' RUNABOUT — Cedar hull, excel- ing assortment of luxury features TREES AND A BROOK -* • . •ew-out mnd 1it ra If tit seamen. To work WANTED — Man with own dry clean- Take over unpaid balance o lint condition, lurlflu. Call on children ! coau tnd car coiti. that are true keynotes of el- make a pretty setting for this gracious four-bedroom home. Ap- SH I-B131. Shore Coat Co., 22 Boutb Brldgt Av«., REAL ESTATE RALERMAN — rult Ing route and truck, 50-KO deal Call Red Bank. time, plenty of experience. Pleaaan 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. LI 2-9549. $293 or $3 a week. Three egance. pealing features include three baths, spacious living and dining MARINE SUPPLIES working conditions with new igtnc; STENOGRAPHER. BOOKKEEPER — LAUNDROMAT .. room efficiency apartment at rooms, eat-In kitchen with wall oven, screened porch, 25' paneled Everything For The BoatmHn. New Twenty Bendl* machines: three dry- piece convertible living room family room, basement. Transferred owner's sacrifice at $25,900. Local real estate and Insurance office CASEY'S AGENCY ers; Al shape. Low rent. 39 Broad Bt., $ilo per month, 4ft room apart- Jersey's largest marine aupply houie, has opening lor & neat, eiflclent worker Keyporl. CO 4-3t08. Evinrud* Bales end Service over 40 years old. Reply In own hand WALKEH BUILD1NO three piece elegant bedroom ment with two baths at {235 per writing HtBtlnj age, experifnce find LOOK NO FURTHER-S900 DOWN THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Hwy. 35 and FlBetwood Dr., Hazle NEW SHELL service statldn for leaae. month as well as one sumptuous salary desired to 'A.N.,' Box (111, 264-S442 Ijeonsrrtvllle Rd.. Belford. Eicellent 31 Whir! Ave. Red Bank Red Bank. ' business opportunity. For Information with lamps, tables and bed penthouse apartment at $400 per Most desirable ranch boasting large living room, formal dining, SH 15760 Nights: 566-1U1 call EXport 6-5537. »:3n \n 5 p.m. month. We advise prompt action. deluxe gas kitchen, F-O-U-R twin sized bedrooms, T-W-0 full Open Sundays* and Holidays EXPERIENCED LINING MAKERS on PIZZA MAN — Steady employment, pillows and five piece bronze baths. Basement, attached garage. Deadend street, large grounds 0 a.m.-l p.m, coits. Union »hop. 35 hour week. Vaca- p.m. to 1 a.m. L&M Restaurant, 61! nicely landscaped. Value packed at $19,000. 13' ALUMINUM 35 u.p. Sea King moloT. River Rd., Fair Haven. BH 7-027O. MORTGAGES tone dinette. COME AND SEE Cost {1,050 last year, nil tor (600. Canian with pay and all paid holidays. RESIDENT SUPERINTENDENT <3ar he seen at Coast Yacht Works, Bodn of 44 units and ground. Locg. Brancii H0MEOWNER8 NEED MONEY? FULLY AIR CONDITIONED INCOME PROPERTY-RED BANK DUPLEX PL, Red Bank. Apply Ad a mi Brothers, 25 South Bridge Your credit Is good. First and second area. Call MU 7-8702. mortcagea. SH 1-43(4 or FO 3 2601. ON-SITE PARKING Live in one rent the other. Each house has living room with 15' PENN YAN RUNABOUT — 30 h.p.Ave., Red Bank. CAMERA SALESMAN — Full tlra FIELD FURNITURE fireplace, formal dining room, kitchen, with large eat-in area, one Kvinrude, in water. Fully equipped. experience preferred. Camera Depar R25. Call SH 7-4179. -lent. Atlantic Superama, Shrewsbur: 7-11 E. Front St., Keyport, N. J. bath Second floor contains three bedrooms and bath. Third LINING MAKERS INSTRUCTION COLONY HOUSE floor-finished room. Cellar with recreation room and bar. Oil CLAM DIGGERS — Clara tongi like Experienced lining makers [or chil- EXPERIENCED PHARMACIST — p new 3!i h.p. ELGIN outboard motor. •jllllme work. Reply giving lull pa hot air heat. Four-car garage can be rented. Taxes $490.34. Make offer. Call 291-1165. dren'* and ladles" Coats and car coats. PIANIST — Needs piano practice two STORE HOURS: IN RED BANK Pleca work. Short Coat Co., 22 Bridge Iculars to "A.G.." Box 811. Red Bank hours, afternoons. Writs Box 708, Red Asking $30,000. Call us for appointment. 15' OUTBOARD. 25 h.p., windshield, AVB., Red Bank. Bank. M Monday thru Saturday 122 N. Riverside Ave. •teering wheel. Style craft trailer. Many AVON S2&LU3 ITSELF— Full or part YOUNG MEN WANTED SHadyside 1-5556 extras Including foam seats, canvas itme. Beveral territories open for 9-9 Thursday and Friday MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERING: cover, skting outfit. Excetltnt condition. women Interested in having a good To work with renera! manager of powe: |600. SH 1-1174. maintenance manufacturer. Work local MERCHANDISE Adjacent to the delightfully ! steady Income. Experience unneces- ly, W« will train you. READY AND REASONABLE FAMILY RUNABOUT — 15' fiberglass. sary. SH MJ43 or write: Mrs. llarga- FOR SALE WE BUV AND BELL anyining an. charming Molly Pitcher Hotel canopy, 3i h.p. Mercury motor. I960 ret Gulotta, P. O. Box 190, Red Bank. CALL OS 11370 everything. Give me Highest prices. $14,900 FULL PRICE — Two or three-bedroom ranch in excel- SALARY .J8S Call William Leff Furniture, Inc., Hwy FRANK H. TAYIJOR & BON, INC, Model. Electric start, remote control*, BOOKKEEPER — Experienced. Excel- HAMMOND 35, Mldrtletown SH 1-3213. Open sure- lent condition with large living room, modern, cheerful kitchen, fully equipped with trailer. Goad con- lent opportunity In established organi- nlngs till 9 p.m. REALTORS full basement and carport. Lovely neighborhood. Only $600 down dition. Quick sale; $600 or beat nffer. zation. Good salary. Pleasant working MALE — ?0 to 30, service tour com ORGAN STUDIO Managing Agents BH 1-3304 aftir 7 p.m. Anytime week- conditions in bright, cheerful, air-concii- pleted, for permanent poiitlon In mal OLASS SHOWCASE — 70" long 18' to qualified FHA buyers. Make an appointment now. ends. tloned office. Apply Harry Goldberg & and supply division of Insurance com OP ASBUHY PARK wide, mirrored sliding doors, $40. 8H8KA BRIGHT — Brand new, three pany In Red Bank. Experience unne Klectrovlce Organ ~ $228. room apanment, ftcautlfully ftirnlBhed, HACBJFICB — 18' OWENS Day Cruls- Sons, Second St., c»rner Lewis, Perth st beach. By month or season. Summer TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES tr, with Mark 55 Mercury. Electric Amboy, N J. easary. but typing helpful. 37^-hou Estey Chord Organ ..._ 325. five-day week. Salary open. Write d Hammond Kxtravolce - -... 545.FOUR-DRAWER FILE CABINET »20 rates. 842-335S tirtrr & p.m. A12]86ti. ilartlnr completely equipped, In the WOMAN — To earn high commlaBlon Hammond Chord Organ B-6 . 595.Chtckwrlter, 112. Allen Electric adding wattr. Call U 2-4275. tails to "A.O.," Box 511, Red Banfc. -mchlne, 112.1, 842-.17S8. UNFURNISHED APARTMENT^TnVe plus 8 4 H Green Stamps, Call 787- Wurlltzer Spinet Organ —. 625. rooms and bath, rent 175, 5512, 8 to 11 a.m. and 4 to 6 p.m. REAL ESTATE — Serioui mlndei Conn 8plnet Organ 695. BOY'S 24" bike, kitchen act, larttpi, S)I 7,1155 WALKER & WALKER Willing to follow Instruction*. Tra Hammond M-3 Spinet (blond* 785. RUMSON YACHT BASIN WOMAN—Rapid lypUt, tak« ahorihand for lucrative Bales poBltion with actlvi nlep table, and youth bed. Call OS 1 THREE ROOM furnished apartment REALTORS or dictaphone, 9:30 a.m. lo 2:30 p.rn. SALES AND SERVICE 2455- First Street 842-2300 Eatontown firm. Future Rsured foi ti Rector PI., Red Bank. Call 1.0 e 661 Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. J. five days, 135 per weelc Red Bank proper parties. Call LI 2-2135 for con flENTAL AND INSTRUCTION BEAUTY SHOP equlpmeTtrTtcT" Go 0122. ea. Reply Box 65. Reil Bank. Sales & Service flrjemlal interview. Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 Ing out of buslnena. S"5. Call COLTS NECK — Three beautiful, lar(i SHadyside 1-5212 BALLET AND TAP TEACHER — Well 2A1-2OS3 32' Cabin Cruiser $2,200 MALE ATTENDANT — B',4 ttlh, garuRp etlntht'ii, good qualified, wuntfd for September. week, Ticehurst Animal Hospital. PR 5-9300 neighborhood. HO 2-3I33. Route 35-Across from Shop Rite Market. Middletown, N. J. 28' Olsen Sea Skiff, 1SS h.p. $3,500 CA 9-0889. KH 1-0621 WHEN IT COMES TO PAINT rVfEWKTR, AJJDINO machines. Come lo "Rainbow." Big dtscounta or EA3T KEANSBURG — Two l«r«ji OS 1-2126 OS 1-3311 CO 4-5212 21' Zobel Sea Fox $2,000 TEACHER deflfrea responatbte woman All makes new or used. Guaranteed. insUle-outHlde palm, Over 1,500 colors, rooms, batt), private rntmncr, two to care for toddler. Week dayn, Sep- MOLD MAKER Low aa |2A. Serplco'a, 101 Monmouth Wallpaper discounts, too. Special: gal, Bdults. 787OS97 after 5, Member Multiple Listing Service OTHERS LISTED tember through June. Call 291-127*. Experienced, far small Jobbing sho Inn-I.. -• oul.iilr whitr, S2.S6. Latex Monday through Friday. SI Next to tneater SH 7-0483. FURNISHED APARTMENTS — |Bi IT COAST SPEED SKIFF—115 Crown In Linden. All employes benefits, over white 13.49. Get SAH Stamps, too. month, utilities mppUed, available AU' SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP HOUSEKEEPER — Thre» days per time, paid vacation, holidays. Day DESKS — |15 up, files J15 up, chairs, enllne, IS50. Seen at Coait Yacht WAbash S-1050, Evenings 28M805. adding machines, typewriters manual "Rainbow" TV & Hardware gu« l. inquire Apt. 13, Huddy Avt. Works. week, through dlmier. After 0 p m. call and electric, or/lce equipment etc, Highland!! or call 872-0912. 24-HOUR SERVICE B12-11G9. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Ex. bargain prlcel. New or used. AAO Dtait (Across Acme Lot) Broad, Red Ban SAILBOAT — Wood-Pussy llberglased perlenced Good working condition BEAUTIFUL three room deluxe garden hull. Ready for water. Dacron aall. BEAUTICIANS — Full or part-time. Co. Rt. fo. Oakhurst. KE 1-3090. MASSAGE] EQUIPMENT — For rent upartment, available October 1. Large Experienced with permanent! and col-prime location. Wm. 8. Qarrlso or sale. Fresi delivery. SOUTH JERSEY Fine raclnt record. Reasonable. Phom Agency. BH 1-080^ SURGICAL. SH 7-2811. roomi ana closets. Quiet, fine atmoa' •M2-08S2. or. Apply Stephen'* Hairdressers, 518 LUCITE HOUSE PAINT phere. Rent |U5. Free parking. ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY Main St., Bel ford. Campbell's Junction. MAINTENANCE MAN — Part-time. Save S1.55 a gallon SECTIONAL LIVING ROOM SET — MADISON dAR-DENB 18' THOMPSON — SO h.p., I960 Evln Top Hat Cleaners, Rl. 35, Mlddletown. Regular $t;.5O per gal. Sale price S0.S9. See at 142 Hudson Avenue, East Keans- 132 South Street, BH 1-7633. Monmouth County'* Oldest Real E»tat» Firm rudt with electrle starter and controls, COUNTER WAITRESSES BH 7-1336. By Dupont. Free delivery. PROWN'S, burg. two gaa tanlu, good condition. J900. 32 Broad St.. Ked Bank. SH 1-75O0. FURNISHED APARTMENTS — All •H T-i9«9 after 1 p.m. Fountain experience, over 21 yeart, ANTIQUE SHOP — Uostiiil rocker, 115 year round. AU utilities. Beautiful lo- 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-SH 1-3450 good talary. good hours. MAHEK'8, MEN ELECTRIC TOLEDO 8CALE — 8' house shutters Jl each.fup. 117 Mal cation. Overlooking Sandy Hook Bay 18' OLDTOWN — 50 h.p. Johnson elec- Boardwalk, Long Branch. For plant Mcurlty. To age 80. Fu frozen food case, 10' meat csse. Can 81. (next Port Mormioutri fire house) 872-9741. Member Multiple Listing Service tric. New tank. New navy top. Many REGISTERED NURSE — 9 a.m. to limn openings in Matawan and IU be seen at 506 Front fit., Union Beach extraj. PR 4-3ST8. 2 p.m. or 8 a.m. to l p.m. five-day rounding areas. All benefits. ALS or call CO 42953. BEDROOM SET — Pale gray, three FURNISHED — 4*4 roomi, two bath« quarter site bed, new mattress. Tivc yearly, nil utilities supplied, prefe; FAIR HAVEN - LARGE CAPE COD - Brick front, center hall. 3 H.P. JOHNSON marine motor, 12 ft. week. Also PRACTICAL NURSE Ap- many part-time openings. Muit hai ELICTMC FENDER BASS. BLOND - bureaus. Two bookcases, |45. 842-0527. adulti. PR 5-3975. rowboat 14 ft. rowboat. Boats need ply in person, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. River- clear record. Car and telephone nece And plush hardshell case. 1150. PA I- Three bedrooms and tile bath, spacious living room with fireplace, minor re pain, $30 takes the lot. 100 lt>.crest Nursing home, Chapin Ave. Kedlary. Call collect MArktt 4-3800 t 343«. FREEZER CHEST — 21 cu. ft. Llki FURNIBHEjt>-Three roomi, bath, car- moo.'infc anchor, chain imdball. $33. Al-Bank. appointment. new. Best offer over 1200. Call port, patio, private entrance, two large dining room with screened porch off it, large kitchen ana io barjaIn oa rope. 20 ft. Zobel Sea EXECUTIVE TYPE SALESMAN -F SH 19745 adulti. CA 2-6079. Lonjj Brunch. powder room, many trees and secluded back yard. Owner trans- Bkitf, |1200. Call 842-3788. MEDICAL SECRETARY — Experience ALUMINUM GUTTERS preferred. Top salary. Write complete new office of major life Insurance cor 1 SEARS COLDSPOT —. He-humidifier, OCEANPORT — Furnished. Uiree-roomi ferred. Asking $22,800. pany. Salary ?500 to $800 per mon . Genuine Alcoa Ltfetlm*. We Install en Sr BOAT *rth~*iTe€rllTg wheel and resume "A. W.", tiox 511, Red Bank. short notice. 21 pints capacity. 1S60 model In perfect cozy, clean, private, adulti only, |S0, cable, bottom fiberjlftstd, good condi- or comm1«stnn contract with llbera condition. 150. Call SH 1-8254 after 5 p. Includes electric, water, U 2-2m. tion, Ideal for •kltng. Plus trailer. RECEPTIONIST - SECRETARY—Part- bonus. Must be aggressive, lelf-start PriOWN'3 32 Broad St. 8H \-1&W LITTLE SILVER — FIVE-BEDROOM COLONIAL with plenty Of |120. SH l-'HBO. ____ time doctor's office, Atlantic Highlands. who knows he can sell. Three yei SMALL — One-wheel trailer with tarp SUB-LET — Unfurnished I ft room ern- charm, center hall, lovely bookcase walled living room with fire- Please state age, tlmt available, and training program, all fringe benenl TWO — 4'xS' wooden itoim wlndowi. Cull dency apartment. Modern clevato If OUTBOARD CABIN CRUISER - phone number. Writs Box. 240, Atlantic For appointment call Mr. Begiey 9 a.r Suitable ror cold frame. First J10 takei SH 1-8663 bulletins;. Phone 747-3414. place very spacious beamed ceiling dining room, farm type kitchen Fullr equipped. In water. Call alter 1 Highland*. to 4 p.m. SH 7-2MJ. all. Call PR 6-7639. with screened porch off it, den and Vh baths many trees and p.m. CA 2-7M8. ANDRE PICCARD — Clarinet, J50. OARAGE APAItTMENT — Five roc BOOKKEEPER — Experienced. Must ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE Call Living room, dining room, kitchen, two large plot. Only a block from stores and school. Priced «t BUY — 28' *Uff, wind have knowledge of payroll. Apply Little 7B7-3653 bedrooms, bath, enclosed porch and $25,900 for quick sale. Look now! fhleld and convertible lop. 125 h.p. Silver Cleaners, 601 Branch Ave., Little HELP WANTED-Mal« - Femali uie of one-car garage. Available Im- Chrysler 2-1 reduction. Fresh water Sliver. SH 1-1208. Rent A Piano $12 per Month mediately. Very clean. (GO per month. cooled, two bunks and head. Ideal fam- EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENC KNABE. MASON-HAML1N. SOHMKB WINDOW SCREENS THE MEISTRICH AGENCY. SH 1-5888. ily and fiihing boat. perffct condition. SECRETARY — For CPA office, re Execullve-Sales-Ofllce-Domestlc CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. STUCK Keep buga and flies out We mik Ttrrltlo la rough sea. |3,O00. Fauel'i quiring accuracy and neatness In ty- moit any type window icreen. Fill THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished, third FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE Boats, Rumson. 842-1134. ping statistical reports on IBM type Sincerity and ability witu high «hli Oooltman Ave. A Mam SL. AiBurj PK. length, cellar windows, toliup. floor, light housekeeping, good location wrlt«?r. Some nteno. Write education, IN PLACEMENTS Open call/ till t Sat. UU 6:30 private entrance, On« buaineas woman. FURNISHED ROOM — Gentlemen. $15 MUST BELL — 14' Runabout, steering experience, reference! and salary de 60 Broad St. . Red Ban PR S-B301 SH 1-0781. SHADYSIDE 70377 PROWN'S a week, 787-1503. Call after D p.m. wheel, four cushions, canvas cover, an- •Ired to P. O. Box 947, Red Bank. 787-3853. FIRESIDE REALTY chor, roper I960 25 h.p.' Sea Kins with ACE EMPLOYMENT AQINCY ELECTRIC RANGE 40V 33 Broad EL Red Bank fill 1-7S0C RUMSON — Two and three rooms fur- •li gallon tank. Fair water «klii. Al WOMAN — To do part-time work at Evsry order A applicant our special!'. »30 IT'S A CI11ME to bite your landlord nished, one block from chopping center. TWO ROO1IH FURNISHED — Kltchtn lor im or beat offer. CA 33152. home. 2-3 hourn dally. Write "B.D.," 12 Broad St..'Red Bank 8H 7-3494 Clll LI 30149 It's a bigger crime not to try Cy & Free parking, f 15 a week. 842-2086. privilege". Reii 111" RH.. Miaaietown. No Down Vat* Box 511, Red Bank, giving name, age Art's Gin and Rye, $2.t>9 a fifth; *«.S9 OS 1-1709, reference. ^ 100 POUND mushroom anchor, fl5; al-rt(lt;re»i and telephone number. FACTORY HELP WANTED — Me SUMMER SPECIALS half gallon. Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright UNFURNISHD — Two rooms, one-car MIDDLETOWN AREA-GOOD NEW8. so otiltr marine gear for aale at lo' and women, no experience required BUY MOW AND HAVE apace, no pets, coupled, lease, nil utili- HERE IS A CUSTOM CAPE COD IN price*. flH MOM after 1 p.m. WAITRESS — Counter, for luncheon- Should be willing to work day or nieh: LOWEST PRICE EVER PIANOS — Save }200 or more off 11B ties by tenant, |79 month. D&NNI9 K ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD AN EXCELLENT LOCATION, SPAR- ette. MUST have experience. Houra shifts. Phone Employment, LO 6-177 New SS key spinet piano 1380 price on brand new 88-note eonso] nYRNE, Realtor, 8 Went JRWer Rd. WAYBIDE RESIDENCE, West Park KLING KITCHEN, DININd AREA. 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Good pay. No MUSIC TOWN planoi. 10-year guarantee. Come iee Rumeon. 8(2-1150. ; Ave Wayside, Brand new ranch build- SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM, AND VAN WINKLE MARINE Sundays, Apply in person, Flaza Lunch' and nave. Kent with option to buy. ing. All meals, liundry and care, Car THREE ROOMY BEDROOMS, TILE 116 Hwy. 35 Eatontown EXPERIENCED DESK CLERKS—Qoo 600 Hwy 35 Mlddletown APARTMENT — 2H roomi With ahow- eonettf, English Plaza, Red Bank. 671-1180 Tenzer'fl Music Store, 306 Main Bt. KE 1-W93. , BATHS. NEW AND L'BED BOATS opportunity. Apply In person, after 8: Lake wood. tr, all utilities. Reasonable rent. Can TRAILERS — SALE OR RENT SALESGIRL — Part-time, Sytvette'i POWER TOOLS — Drill press, bench be seen dally 10 a.m. only and 4 p.m. RUMSON HOTEL $350 DOWN NON VETS Children'a Dept,. Middletown Shopping p.m., at Howard Johnson'a Restauran grinder, jig saw, tilt arbor aaw, etc.AIR CONDITIONER — Remington. $60, only. 81 Bay Ave., Allantlc Hlghl&ndi artcloul living, charming atmoiphere MARINE — SCUBA EQUIPMENT Center. Alao typewriter, TV, air conditioner, large window fan, {60. Call SH " Ono or two-room mites, day, week oi FULL PRICE $ll,S00 route 35, Middietown. 9167, early morning or evening. THKKE ROOMS—Completely furnished, year round. Snjoy private beacb club, (Easy Charge) WOMEN WANTED — Housework, Sat- refrigerator, Ironer and furniture. Be- air conditioned, washer dryer, dla" Open Friday N.ghta Sunday & to 1 urday morn in fs. References. SH 1-916T, ing transferred. SH 7-2962. REDWOOD PICNIC TABLE—Benches, cocktail lounge, continental dining NO DOWN VETS REAL ESTATE — Salesman (or sale wtuher, all utilities. J150, OS 1-2832. room. 10 Waterman A\e., Rumion. One WANTED~^~UMTD SA1LFI9H SAIL- ;r 7 p.rn. Frigid al re refrigerator, lawn aweeper, anlf block South ot Sea Bright bridge HA7XKT — PLENTY OF ROOM TO BOAT. In good condition. Call S49-36M, woman) for prominent, established re sitdown lawn mower. 842-2294. PUTTER. FOUR BIO BEDROOMS. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES -Musi estate oflce. Assistance and co-opcr 842-200O. After 6 p.m. oil CO 4-5381. tpply in perRon, Good opportunity SALE SOFA BED — Good condition. Cali HUOE KITCHEN. FULL DINING THOMPSON — 21 It. Skiff Twin, tlon provided. Replys confidential. Wrl COMMERCIAL RENTALS FURNISHED ROOM — Reasonable ROOM. ROOMY UVINO ROOM. FULL HOWARD JOHNSON'S RESTAURANT, ••AY,." Box 511. Red Bank. evenings around 6 p.m. r«nt. Lady preferred. TIT Broad St. BASEMENT, ATTACHED OARAGE. •h.p. Larks with generator, calley with Hwy. 33, Middietown. ' ' BIS DISCOUNTS KE 1-1144 DQE HOOU tor cent, denier o t electric refrigerator, 25 gallons water, BAitB EilPLOVMUNT AGENCY Air conditioners, 11,000 Btu'a. 7 hp. town. Could b« used also for oidc Shrewsbury. 62 gallon* gas, Heart. Slefpi two. Full LADIES — 16-23, free to travel with qualified Personnel For Quality Ordi 220-volt. 5298—sale |219.55 Installed SMALL CHEST — |».6O; pafnted cheMs ipac«. Approximately 2,400 tq. fL Wrlti $360 DOWN NON VETS canvas, many rxtrai. All new, 1960youn. g ambitious group. Earning $130 210 Broad Long Branch CA 2-474' Fans (29.95, only |13,fi5. TV't, radios J9.50; Glafl-tron mangle, J12.00; eailn •rX)Df}ET Box -flu, R«d Bank. FULL PRICE $12,000 12.990. 8H 7-257J. week tnd up, transportation furnished MATURE OR RETIRED COUPLE - Hi Fi'n. Big rllacounts on consoles and wood nlicht table, |]R,ftn; ladrlfr, {3.90 immediate drawing account, See Mr. portables. High trade-In. TV repairs. •mall gns itovf, J7.5O; clothes tree, OFFICES FOIt IlENT — Center o, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 23' — !5 h.p. double-end converted Hfc Jacques Saturday and Sunday at Oar- To manage small motfl, live on prem- Call "Rainbow" SH 1-7008. (4.75; four wooden folding bridge town. Heal (urntabed. Call NO DOWN VETS boat -witti cabin, ready for water, good field Grant Hotel, Long Branch. 8-11 ises. 787-6771. chairs, at 12.50; five mahogany dining SH 7-lifrO HOUSES FOR SALE HOLMDEL AREA — FOR THE FIRST family boat. BH 14666. a.m. and 3-8 p.m. (no calls, please). "Rainbow" TV & .Hardware room chtlm at S6; washing machine, TIME WE OFFER THIS THREE- STORE TOR RENT — Center o[ town, BEDROOM RANCHER. FEATURES 1IU8T SELL — Moving. 14" Chippewa GIRL, FRIDAY for doctor's office, Ty- (Across Acme Lot) Broad, Red Bank $19.50; screens for windows, $1.25 each. Call runabout, sturdy, llghtr fut, itablllz- SITUATIONS WANTED, Femali MOVING MUST SELL - Electric Also china, glassware, bric-a-brac ARE BRIOHT BUNNY HITCHES. ping; and dictation essential. After- RUSCIL'S. 25 E. Front St. BH M100 BERG Fl'LJ, DININQ ROOM, GIANT SIZE •ra. After 6. BH 1-7458. noons, Saturday mornlnp, two nlphti. clothes dryer, kitchen set, couch and LIVING! ROOM, FULL BASEMENT Own transpiration. Permanent position. 1962 HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE — two chalra, bBt>y carriage and deak. STORE — 18x30. Ideal for office. Serv CHARTER — 40" Matthews, F. B. se- Wlahea permanent employment ai clerk 8H 1-3212. DINING ROOM SET — Ten pieces, type or retail business. Call or Qualified Buyers WITH RECREATION BOOM, AT- dan, sleeps six, autopilot, ahower, com- Write "A. V." Box. 511, Red Bank. typist. Received a grade of A on dicta' mahogany, ieo Blalsdell Lumber. SH 1-2121. TACHED CARPOKT. SWEET CORN - Picked fresh dally OS 1-0TB3 Short of Cash? Use Our pletely equipped. Shrewsbury Rental ALI^-AKOUND GIRL, tor public rela- phone-typing, and. acored well on of- STORE FOR REJNH — Wllh or with, Corp., Fair Haven. SH 7-lSfil. tions omce. Knowledge of stenogra- fice procedure. Can furnish referenc right from our own fields. Jersey to- MOVING- — Gold chair, dining room $350 DOWN NON VETS matoes, all fruits and vegetables. Open out apartment, excellent beauty •hop, Layaway Plan phy, bookkeeping and typing. Ability as to efficiency and dependability. C< table and six chain, HI-FI cabinet, barber, TV wrvlce, etc. 787-6*28. FULL PRICE $14,500 14' RUNABOUT — 40 h.p. outboard to meet and (teal with people. Sub- 4-8717, evenings. 7 days a week, 7 a.m. to ft p,m. Indow nnrt floor [ain. rteakB. inaule AH Down and Monthly motor with electric ntarter, steering mit resume, "AK", Boi 511, Red GAHLER BROS. Farm and Nursery, dresser with mirror, four-drawer cheat, WANTED — Backroom ipici (or dry (SUBJECT TO VA AND FHA wheel, control* and windshield. Excel- Bank. MOTHER wishes to car* for chlldrei South St.. Holmdel, opposite Bendix. vanity, lamps, miscellaneous Call 8H book itorage. Payments are Approximate APPROVAL) lent condition. SH 1-055S. of working mothera In own home. $11 1-8216. , WOMAN — Take care of elderly wom- per week. Shrewsbury. 741-2847. SOLID MAPLE DINING ROOM SET— SH 7-4«e. VETERANS »' CABIN CRUISER — Peterson Hull. Desk, mahogany gate leg table, oak 110 hap, Chria Craft engine. 1962ship- an, light housekeeping, 6-8 houri day, LAUNDRY ATT HOME — Ironing pre CONTENTS OF HOMES ~- On sale NO DOWN PAYMENT Bayshore area. Call 7R7-M90 between bookcase, kitchen set, match stick Refrigerator, $39; two-piece llvng room OS 1-2531 to-shor» rajrio. Must sell. Asking H&00. ferredfred . Call after 8:30 p.pm bamboo drapes. Phone 291-2050. $12,890 Full Price 78 8-5. after 3 p.m. 787-6845. suite, (49; typewriter, (19.30; maple HOUSES FOR KENT Hwy. 35 it Laurel Ave., Hotradel SH 73201. COAT MATERIAL, four yards be&ull rocker. $0. BO; Blmmonn HldoA-Rcd, Ev»n a New York Mel ton would »»»« CLEANING WOMAN — Hours 57. Call COLLEGE SOPHOMORE desires full Top Hat Cleaners, Rt. 35, Mlddletown. fill Navy blue. Cost S40, selling for |G9; ping pong table, S19.50; lov« seat. $93 to |12& Per Wonlfl to be happy 11 he lived In a lovely home time job as babysitter, experienced. $18 Call SH 75$™ $49.50; fireplace mantel, $19.50; TV THE BIRO AQJCNCX like this one, with It's threa large bed- •USINESS NOTICES 811 7-1336. OS 1-0761. olvint; atanrl, 19.50, etc. RUSCIL'S, Rt SB Ulddl.iown rooms, formal dining room, completely MODERN CAPE COD YOUNG WOMAN — For gift depart 25 E. Front Bt. 08 MOM quipped science Ultchen, enclosed retr EATONTOWN-—Immaculate two-bed- FOR TRIE WORK. CIO tr.. service. RELIABLE WOMEN wistei to laki SALE jorch, lull bssement, two-car sarsie, merit in Long Branch. Experience pre- care of children In her home, 15! RANCH — Beven rooms, l'i baths, room home on quiet dead-end street Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI ferred but not essential. 40-liour week. Maple Ave SH 7-2609, Will board. ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOORS itorm sash and a \% acre beautUully th extras such as: automatic wither, 347w lor traa aatlmatea, Full Insurance Bay commensurate with ability and Two glass Inserts, on* screen, weatlr suburb location, lean* available August landscaped lot. Immediate possession dryer, air conditioner, clly tBVf, and eovarmia. eiperlence. Write detain to "A.Z.," WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinner entrlpped, complete, ready to haog. MERCHANDISE WANTED 15. 046-i 7 33. it dosing. low, low tax area. F.H.A. or V.A. or other occasions. Call financing: to any qualified, fcuyer. Full 1UDDIN 8KRV1CE — Callars, attics, Box 311. Red Bank. Nothing extra to buy. Call today. PIANO3 and musical instrument! VIVE tJEUUCftOK OF itGMTAU) - Non-Vet $290 Down yards. Also llfbt tracking. Reasonable. SH 1-8S81 tAirntsdod »nd unfu rotated, Immid price,. 112,900. TYPIST — General office work, In- wanted. Highest prices paid. H. Tnn-its occupancy, Samuel Telciisr Aftncy TI7.1H5J or la 8-MSR. surance experience ncceimnry, Wm. B. WOMAN — Wishes laundry work ti $23.88 :er. 306 Main St.,. Lahewood. FO 3-21M. own home or outside. Ocianpdrt Ave., Oceanport, Call or dia Monmouth County Office 291-11037 Garrison Agency. SH 1-0804. Installation Optional WANTED—Large desk with two legal- 1,1 '>-350o or Ll 2-3501, A DREAM! JOHN DBURX BH 1-4513 Garden State Parkway Exit 117) PROWN'S size file drawers. Mahogany,. walnut or AND UNFUKr EATONTOWN — Two-bedroom home, Rsmodcllac Contractor fruitwood. SH 4-0010, Ext. 29, B a.ro. to N16IIED RENTALS - In al) prtcil can be expanded for extra bed rooms. PfttntlDK-Carpentry-FencinB-Uasonry HELP WANTED-MALE 33 Broad 8L Red Banlc SH 1-7300 5 p.m. dally. This beauty tin been modernized and FREE ESTIMATES and iizes. Klla wiltiniro Accocy, »8(J SITUATIONS WANTED, Malt R. C. A. Whirlpool Gas Dryer, late WANTED Ocean Avt., £ea Brlcbt, 142-0001 Bhoulri be seen to be appreciated. All Work Guaranty model, t^ceUent condition, |S5. 747- Jpen •even day* THE BERG AGENCY HIOH SCHOOL BOV - Reliable, «• UHJfiU ORIENTAL. KUQS Brerzeway, attached garage, dry base- CHARLES HOWER - Mason Con GRIDDLE MEN perlenced, desires work after icrioo CHINESE AND PERSIAN Real Estate ment, hot water he At and low taxes tractor. No job too small. 8H 7-4478 or Short order coon, good salary, good FRIEDMAN GALLERIES RED BANK -— Immediate occupancy, make this an fxceptlona.1 buy at $13,BOO. and wetk-endi. Call ivaningi. IH * TRADH IN your old rurnitura vrith no newly decorated throughout Six rooms. "Personalized Service" Excellent financing arranged to quali- IH 1-0172. hours. MAKER'S, Boardwalk, Long down payment and get a new parlor PR 4-3)43 Evenings CA 2-74B3 Hi bath.i, garage, 4160 per month. Branch. or dining room set at sale prices. Wil- fied buyer. JOB UONTANO — Mason Contractor. TEENAGER liam Lerf Furniture Inc.. Hwy S3, WANTED — Exercise bicycle In good SH 7-30O0. OSborne 1-1000 •tuccolnf plastering, concrete work. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC — Ex- Young boy, willing worker. Very adapl Mlddletown. SH 1-3213, opin avanlngi condition. Call SH 7-1060. Evenings 842- EXECUTIVE'S HOME — Flv« bed- 11' Sprlngdalj Ave., Red Bank. EH 7-perlenced, to work In plastic factt1 able, Call 2U-O3M. 111 9 p. m. 0673. rooms, three baths. Includes waterfront Rt. #35 Middietown, N. J. TED McGINNESS, REALTOR H<7. Must have electrical and/or hydra experience, Hydrocarbon Chemicals, Q — Paintings. N, J.Atlas' 300 ft. from houie. S330 per month. BH LI 20710 21 Broad St., Ealonlo*n HOME SIZE OIL FURNACE — Hoi 1-2233. Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-7 DECORATING — And palntlnc of all cust St., Kcyport, N. J. CO 4-6000. air 100,000 BTU Including 220 gallons of Estates purchased and appraised. SH Member of tha Shora kinds, interior and exterior. Resldentlfll 7-2003, Tbo Hudson Shop Inc. fill BEA GIRT — Lovely three-bedrdom, Multiple Listing Servlcsj work my specialty. Call Mr. "K." COMAN wanted to be trained to repair FINANCIAL oil. Whern iu-as is. First 150 offer takes broad St.. Shrewsbury. nrtd service sewing mnchlncs. Recent all. Baby walker, $1; play pen 18, two-bath furnished tiome. Two-car ga- 2OLTB NECK — Four-bedroom hoim. 4-4823. high-school graduate or oldrr gentleman BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Bsthlnette, |4. AM-FM, radio phono- OLD FURNITURE — Antlquas, china, rag*, yearly, 1 mined I at a occupancy. OI 10 yean old. Lirge living room wllh FLOOR WAXINO — KUchtn Boors, J5. preferred. Many company benefits, graph, 110. Call after 7 p.m. SH 7-9450. glassware, art objects and brlc-a-brac. 9-8386. Fireplace, lull dining room. Early FOUR-BEDROOM Bl LEVEL Immediate cash for anything and ev- rVmerlcan decor. 1%-fccr* landscaped Free estirnates on other rooms. Call Five-day week. Apply In person. Singer MARINE HARDWARE BUSINESS fo: U R E D FURNlTURE^Wciful wardrohe. LONQ BRANCH — RanchTthrei bed For the ultimate In living ar«a thla . Mr. Mschet'le, 8IECHANIC chairs. King bell, apartment 3C, 8 trinaferred and otters Immediate poa-, sanable. ,811 1-2S95. — Excellent opportunity, year-round VL~"EBTATB OFFTcB~"3r~6wne brand name only. Musi be In top n bun Ins as zone wllh large outbuilding. Maple Ave. musical condition, and ap'ipn ranee. Pn N^V/7T6UBB~—Vrva'rtomiT"bifh,- hot seislon, Asking $2(,(K)0. position. Sandy Hook Hay Marina, moving south. Sacrifice, opportunlt water tieat. Adults only. Rent f"" 119,000. . » -, . ikTASON — Carpenter. 9creen doors, Highlands. 872-1450. roker. branch office, Call HI 2-3222, /ate party, party. LI 2-2166. CROWKLL AGENCY, Realtors norchei. Sldfwfllks. pallos. garnRes. No CO 4-0768. Hailrl. (1 E, Front St. • ' Red Bank job too.small. :91-O38S or 291-0221. BUTCHER FbR LEASE — Major oil compan BRING YOUR ROLLERS UNFURNISHED — REL> BANK! Com George V. Illmensee SH 1-403O Retired mr \ > t-tlme. will soon have available a thrcc-ba NEW WINDOW SHADES for table older home. .River lload loca' 1IOHT HAUUN'6' AND ODD JOB3"- Call 291-O6C2. service station on Rt. 36. Mlnlmun Put on while you wait. Any size up PETS AND LIVESTOCK Real Estate — Mortgages Dlck fieldeman. / Investment. Low rent. All major equip to largest pictura windows. Free rust- lion, Four bedrooms, two balhi, bast- SH 1-ITSJ less eyelet, free crochet shade pull. tnpiit, two-cur detached garage. Living 31 Colts Neck RAY STILLMAN 3E1WICE STATION ATTENDANT -* ment aupplied. Call Mr. Horan, at M] OERMAN SHEPHERD AT STUD - To room, kitchen, laundry. Lease flfiu per HOpkins 33172 COHCHETB WORK — Patlon, side- Gome mechanical knowledge necessary. 2-7860 or LI 2-O089 between 9 a.m. Custom mad* shades, scallop or fringe. approvfil females only. Champion aired month. JOSEPH a. JIcCUE, Jtealtor, walks, etc. Also exterminating. Reason- Modern nt&tlor. In Hazlet. CO 4-7244, ami 4:30 p.m. OR at 8448918 after 7:30 any type. Prompt delivery. Fren Red Gate Farm's B1IU. Preussenblut Ridge itoad, Rumson, New Jariey. ESTABLISHED 44 YEARS able. . Call 787.4503. after 7 p.m. measuring service. Convenient terms. t GsiiRhnickerlnnd blood lines. Call Telephone 842-0444. MIDDLITOWN TOWNSHIP all 1-M155 alter 1:30 p.m. TWO BATHS. Three-bedroom Cape Cod. Everything in Real Estate ' PROWN'S JNFURNISHED AND FURN1H1IED — xcellent condition. FHA to qualified 32 Broad SU SH 1-7300 Red Bank BEAGLE PUPPIES — AKC, hrallhy. Two (hvelllnRB. Each three bedrooms; >uyer. Only 18,000. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING one male; two lemalea. Seven -weeks MITCHELL room air conditioner, Mod- me liot wnter oil; oilier hot air oil. STATJB HWH. 3S BHIUCWSBURX el M34S, \ h.p.. 9000 Blu, with healing nl.l. BM 1-2CB1. , no petti. Koch Jl*."t month mil, opera lea on single phase, fully MINIATURE POODLE — AKC r«|- )KNNIS K. BYRNE, Realtor, S West F. A. Getilhaus automatic, used one season, $125. OBIslered, nine-weeks old. |75. Pliona fl«. River Rd., ntimson. 812-1150. _ SH I-86OQ CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 11085. Real Estate 1-2222 after 6 p.m. POKT~MONMOUTII — Available Au- £eanflbui I87-SO55 UTTUB 81LVCR — Good location, Slx- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! MOVING — Two-plcce soctlonnl mfn, COLLIE PUPS — Sibls and trlcoloi gust 1. Five-room home, full basement, ro(nn, colonial hrviae, lour rooms with chair with ottomnn, complete with slip- niplunBlilu stuck, liaised with LIWI /mm 11 fenefdin yard, children welcomr, LUXURV flANCIl HOUSE wiill-tn-wHll carjift. Air conrilLloned bed- covers. Spindle fonck side chnlr, youth dren. 811 1-7710. gan, electric supplied. Supply own oilLlncroft. Cjuallty-liuilt home. Living room, washer and dryer, Venetian it. $100 per month. Call 787-4145 or mom, formal dining room, lour bed- bllndi. a tor m windows, screens, re- nnct crib mntrenspa, v-nnher. Call liter PUTTIER, oomn anil two tuitfts, mald'n room, 5 P.m., OS 1-1547 AKC, blnck with ton. Gentle with chll- .-1502. : ind, bath. Many other custom feature!, (r)Kerntor, acrocned patio. 811 7-0835. Adding Machlnei —Typewriters Building Contractor ' Painting and Decorating iren, «>xceilpnt watch dogtt. Partial LEONARDO — Three-room bungalow, icpn by appointment only. Executive COMPLETE LIVING ROOM -- SnfiT Ihots. SH 1-0644. THANISFBRRBI) OWNER SACIUFICE8 CARL B. JONES-Painting and dec- no chnlrs, mnhogfiny tables and infurnlihet). $*15 CIIRTIN AOENCY, :yp hnmt. Principal! only. SH 1-69*8. Hrtluccd to |26,Q0O. Delightrul seven- ADDINO MACHINES - Typewriters RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS NO. Si Thompflcn Av«., Leonardo. 291- ~ pIe t ••ilrl. rented, repaired, flsrplco's 101 stor,. windows, aiding, awnings. orating. General contracting. Free ampn. Cnl| aflrr 5:^0 p.m. LI 2-2434. COLLIE ruPPIES — Happy, healthy rtiom t^olonlnl *plll-lfvel, Thiee twin- Monmouth SL. Red Bank. SH 70485. estimates. Call SH 1-4343. 24 hours. country rained, champ tun line alock, Ice in $40'« *\7,r iipilrooms, V.b balhs, large paneled SH 7-2S53 <" SH 1-4828. SIX-BEDROOM HOME family r.oom, foyer. Doublet gtrasc TOM SLATE — PalnllnB and Ilecnr- htl Th Solve ttmt spaca problmn, anil buy this 2 ;y rpnovnted home In Keansburg:. baannent. Landscaped i acrs. 24 Antiques Wanted atlng. General Contracting, fully In- PATNT DISCOUNTS" BLACK'MINiATURB 1*66 iviioiin Koad, Oak Hill. Mlildletown. Cesspool Cleaning sured. Twenty yeHrs experience. Free Sherwln A Wllllnma, OuPont, Kern tone, WAIVTED TO RENT t has two haths, mudi>rn kltchi'n, Kan Old Dolls, guns. JewDlry, cut glass, DLK8 - Klght-w«ckt)-ol(l. Phone jnsrtioanl heat, one-car garaae, i-tly OS 1-26'JT. furniture Civil Wnr nook*. Appraisals SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. estimates, BH 1-9)91 after 0 p.m. Cook & Dunn. Save on paints now al CA 9-1720 LeechlnK Held added. Backhot worn. MOTIIRH • • With two boyn, 16 «ml h,tewers, cyclone fencm! lot, one block NINE ACRES made. Oilman. SH 7-1141. PROWN'S GERMAN 8HEP!lBill> [»EI>l(j'ltEE itespcrata need of clean, small, From school. A qualified buyer m C. H. VVlhon. SH 1-1810. imiuc utuuiiiiBtiPd. pernianen U.DD1.UTOWN VILLAtipJ — Bight Plumbing and Heating 2 EroadBt. 8H_M3(K> Rpd Bank PUPS - AKC, six weeks, Reasonable. lust JMMI ilown. Total price $15,400. Cnlll room nin5k'H, air men. Btml seivlcr. Aflrr •VOMAN wiinla room with bath. If poa- household or commercial appliance. Home Improvements A-Z Rsdlo-Televlslon Repair Serv- left over from development. Three |>.m. only. OB 3-1B62, Service charge only 13 M. Call 231. ice. Prompt. Reasonable. SO Mon- olors only; green, croy, white. HA LI1' -. and kitchen prlvlients. Write 5710. 1110 High Ave., Union Biach. WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- mouth St., Red Bank. SH 1-7853. KNoTlsTPpoTntePiiupplM. War Hoop 'A. K." Box 511, Reil Knnk. COMMERCIAL RENTALS COMMERCIAL RENTALS ations, additions, painting, masonry, KICE. Ouarantced installntlon and Jalte Sotilla lines, excellent flrlil and and all those little Jobs, Evenings LO ormn. Call collect. VA ti-7H(H>, Dny or trlul proipect, fiOO. CA 0-359D. WANTED --"Twiri^drooin^iiFnVtment Auctioneer 61714. Roofing, Siding and Insulation ivenings, Sundays and Suturdaya In- under f 100 monthly. 111 (!*•(). WONDK K- FLUFF"n oaii llTbat li~f o~r~(iofs 071-0345 B. a. COATS — An essential Auction Insulation & Siding Corp. certified solves mnttinfc and tnnfile probU-ms PROFESSIONAL BUILDING Appraisal Service "anywhere." SS8 Insurance Johna-Manvllla contractor. PR 8-8407 ELECTRIC RANGE, double oven. 10' quickly. Contains hejBchlorop.ienf. (1 S9ANY TIME (ram now on until Srptein Norwood Ave.. Deal. Phone ECEllogg or Adam Llnzmayer 201-0302. h culilnels wltli fEierti fonnlciL top. ier lat by lilue ribtxin tennnt, ycnrlv 1-31JL ADILITX • SERVICE - Dependability KBYronT PET HUPPL1K8, lit. 35, Highway 36, Leonardo when you Insure your HOME, AUTO, 12" Green sink. SH 7-0076. Cllffwotxl, LO S-5A01I, Bane, iinfurnlnhed. Monn* inu«t I"' in OLSON CO.. INC.—Roofing. Biding * (mil location anil comlltlon, rrriVn.I-.ly yacht, outboard. Insurance through Insulation, installed and guaranteed lvi New Colonial Bi-Level—2,000 ft., eight roomi, two Auto and Truck Rental ARMBTnONO AOENCY. SH 1-4500. lor 10 years. PR 5 0705— 2910540. SUMMER SALE BEAOLE PtlT — Frmale, not re'g" Rtimuon, Thrpt* or (our lied room •* H LAMPB AND SHADES lilered, $20. up lo |_H) prr mnnlh. JOSKPH baths, alter to suit tenant. Ideal Medical-Dental- AVI3—Rent a new car or truck. Low DISSATIRFIED with present Insur- HI! 1-nfttD 1. MrCUE, Rcnltni', Rumson. Telephone rates Maple Ave., Red liank, SH 7- ance? Want a better deal? Call Dunn Larg|.flt selection In the shore area. Insurance Age'ncy SH 1-0333. TeL Answering Service Any type lamp or shade that you msyPOODLE PARLOR ~ Complete poodle U2-0444. officej, Laboratory, Expanding Bayifioro area, 30 0308. PR 1-S2H. Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m, groomlnf by Apiiolntment, LET US BB your secretary No need nEST EN(JINICF^lt. llent rr Painting to miss calls. 24 bour answering PROWN'S 2!>1I16» car parking, Immediate occupancy, $300 monthly Building Contractor service nil 1-4700. Three or four-bPilrmMii house. May nur- ODD JOBS — Painting at Its (meat. <2 JSroadJBL Iletl n«tiK BH 1-71100 hnse, Immedlnte need. HO 2tmii, A. J. PICONfe — Baths, kitchens re- Residential and commercial, lowest ld, J'.Ti. Howell. includes all utilities. modeled. Csramlo tile, Biles. Imtil- Vacuum Cleaner Repair TlflHWAflllER — Portable, perfect con- XI 2-0517 lallon. 02 Leonardvllle Rd., Leonardo. rstra.. Evans. BH 1-8317. IItlon; seven mnntha old. |100- Call 291-2677 or 2912120. ICLECTROLUX fter 5 o'clock. 741-81)47. Painting and Decorating tales service Buppllsa FURNISHED ROOMS aujLDKJl — New homes, room ad- BOS Prospect Ave.. Little Silver. For m^PtM, ey BOWTELL AGENCY ditions, basement and aitlo rooms, LOUia OA88AN - Painter, dscorator, prompt home isrvlos or free checkup finished, neata elRht; alto lour chairs. Use The R1NOLE ROOMS — Clenn and com- kitchens, garage, repair* and alter- ptptrhsnger. 3ft yean sxpsrtanea. 43 on your nieotrolux, call PR 0-0661 or Windsor style. Danlah buffet, 6' long lorlnhlf. llfannnnbl* r>\tei>. «ir«R-. STATE HWY. 36 291-2100 atlona, Herbert JtlfanrtucK 811 U301 Stpln Ava. flH 1-170* aft»r • p.m. SH 1-3070. lili front wicker panel, year old. 2D1- Oenilemen preferred. 02 WalUcs 8t, B38. ' Register Classified H 1-63&2. HOUSES FOX SAU HOUSES FOR SALE 20-Fiitky, JnJy 20, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER BOUSES roa SALT. HOUSES KM SALE HOUSES FO« SALE HOUSES FOB SALE BOOTES POT SALE •HOUSES F0» RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR SMALL FAltM, MODERlJI HOUSE, FINE BASH 30 RIDGE ROAD, RMMSON, H. J. Ciloric range Four KIM plug on a bird top country road. Not tos for from RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. J. living room. tom. HOUK h*» living room, modern kiiehen, two bedroomi, tile 842.0444 r. 10% down *" bath. BMfmitf. There are two large rooms on upper floor of SHady$ide 7-4532 ban that could be converted to year 'round living. Asking J8.00O. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER NEW home. Mwnbtr Multiple Listing Service 37 YEARS EXPERIENCE rsspe Price room and play room. Full cellar. Lot ;, ESTATE TO SETTLE . ,!» ...... -.. ... ll ll Lot Really excellent Red Bank street. Walking distance to town, SO BIG — Modern Ten-room home. Heart of estate section. Un- LITTLE SILVER. SAFE WATERFRONT! RECREATIONAL BOAT MIDDLETOWN - Thinking of the churches and schools Center hall, living room, fireplace, dining usually spacious; 33" living room, 23x26 family room, 22x22 play- HOUSE! Excellent condition. Beautifully landscaped plot with them all. You can be a proud owner of thli vey room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bath on first floor. Large bed- room, 18x19 master bedroom. High, dry acre % block from river. trees. Enjoyable! Economical. Living room, dining area, two frame home that Includes three bedrooms, kitchen, living room room plus big storage room on second. Full basement. Asking Use of dock. Priced BELOW tax assessment. $49,500. bedrooms, tiled bath and powder room, tiled kitchen, huge stone and playroom. Lot 66x156. Price $16,500. $1»,MO fireplace, two-car garage. Asking $42,500. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE — Owner transferred offers modern ranch UNION BEACH - You don't have to go into orbit to find Hvtog DO YOU LIKE OLD HOUSES? home in top condition. Living room, fireplace, dining room, RUMSON. . RANCH. BEAUTIFULLY SHADED V£ ACRES! Liv- space. Three bedrooms, living room, dining room and kitcnen. If you do you will love this truly charming, completely remodeled kitchen with built-in oven, three bedrooms, l'/i baths, attached ing and dining rooms. Three bedrooms, two tiled baths, basement, Carport. Lot 50x100. Price $16,000. early American farm house. Dane with discriminating taste and garage, large plot, beautiful shade trees, walk to excellent school. patio attached, two-car garage. All schools area. Asking $34,700. know how. On the first floor there is a foyer, living room, dining Asking $18,750. room with beamed ceiling, large den. Two bedrooms (one witn LITTLE SILVER. HERE IS A GEM. BEAUTIFUL PLOT AT- CASEY'S AGENCY, BROKER COOL COUNTRY SPOT — Three-bedroom ranch in picturesque TRACTIVE HOUSE! Four bedrooms, two tiled baths. Living room, dressing room) bath and a half. A farm kitchen that is a joy to be- setting of white birch and shade trees—175' frontage on quiet hold. Second floor has master bedroom, sitting room, two addition- dining room, kitchen, flagstone patio, lovely (26x10) porch (screen HIGHWAY 35, FLEETWOOD DRIVE street in fine residential neighborhood. There is also a 20' living and glassed in) basement, garage. $28,900. al bedrooms, batn. The gardens are straight out of Charlestown. room with fireplace, a bright kitchen, cheerful dining room am HAZLET, NEW JERSEY Only $25,900. l'/2 tile baths. Oversized one-car attached garage, plus many RUMSON! VERY QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD. MOST ACCESSIBLE extras such as washer, dryer, refrigerator and deep freeze. Asking NEIGHBORHOOD! Center hall, living and dining rooms, kitchen PHONE 264-8442 NIGHT PHONE 566-1854 PERFECT HOUSE FOR LARGE FAMILY IN LINCROFT $26,750. two large porches, low taxes. Needs work. Owner aware, will Unusually fine, unusually large split level in perfect condition make price allowance. Wants offers at $16,000. OPEN EVENINGS Foyer, large den, bedroom, powder room, laundry on first floor. •IENOINE EARLY AMERICAN CHARM - For the antique lover, Large living room, formal dining room, modern kitchen with dish- attractive living room with fireplace, large family dining room, FAIR HAVEN! MAJESTIC NAVESINK RIVER. BULKHEAD! washer on second. Three big bedrooms, two baths on upper level. huge farm-style kitchen, den, two bedrooms—one with dressing BEAUTIFUL VIEW RIVER AND MOUNTAINS.^-Huge glass and Large plot. Woods. Two-car attached garage. Patio. Asking room—1'^ baths on first floor. Second floor has three bedrooms- screen porch. Center hall, living room and dining rooms, TV STANLEY K. DOWNS (28,900. one with sitting room or fourth bedroom,—and full bath. Handsome room. Six to seven bedrooms, 2'yi baths, kitchen, basement, guest trees, gardens, flowers, vegetables, fruits and berries. Two-car cottage, three-car garage and tool house. Asking $49,500. REALTOR barn-type garage with workshop. All in excellent condition. Con- "Homes of Charm and Value" THE DOWSTRA AGENCY venient to schools, shopping and transportation. A real gem at MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE $25,900. SHadyuide 1-1017 REALTORS Member Multiple Listing Service Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing THE LOW AGENCY Shrew»bury MATTHEW J. GILL Sycamore Avenue PHONE FOR BROCHURE REALTORS PICTURESQUE COLONIAL HOME - Beautifully decorated. Cen- •1 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. 636 River Road Fair Haven ter hall. Charming living room, fireplace. TV den Formal flning 'The Broker Who Knows Middletown" room with fireplace. Bar-pantry. Faboulous kitchen, ««P»«| SH 1-8700 SH 1-4477 Open Every Day HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN electric range, dishwasher. Family room overlooking: P*«» «£ secluded garden. Two artistic powder rooms. Second floor-^iree OS 1-320O I WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY OS 1-2917 Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing large bedrooms, two baths. Includes wall-to-wall broadloom an A FIREPLACE ADS CHARM thru the house. Two-car garage and tool house. Exceptional EARLY AMERICAN — A truly genuine antique in excellent con value—an outstanding, home! $39,500. REALTORS See this home for now and the future at a tiny price. Living dition. Five bedrooms, 2!4 baths, living room with fireplace; Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. room with fireplace, modern kitchen and dinette, two bedrooms, beamed ceiling in dining room, den 15x19, charming farm style SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME in Red Bank. Gleaming white. Beauti- and bath. Stairway to future extension for two bedrooms and kitchen, two-car detached garage with workshop, beautiful gar- ful shade treeg. Eight large rooms. Four bedrooms, 1% baths. SH 1-0804-77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK bath. Owner anxious to sell. dens and shade trees. Realistically priced at $25,900. All newly decorated. Full dry basement. In St. James pansn. ASKING $12,900 Immediate possession. Excellent value! $24,000. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE " RUMSON — Spic and span condition, wall-to-wall carpeting, re- cently redecorated, two or three bedrooms, modern kitchen, full THIS WILL HIT THE SPOT "OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES FOR YOUR SELECTION" WONDERFUL HOME FOR A FAMILY — Four bedrooms, three Just listed. Appealing 2i/2 year old ranch, featuring baseboard basement, one-car detached garage, near bus and schools. A real baths, very spacious family roam, separate laundry, basement, hot water heat, air conditioner, washer and dryer. Lovely living buy at $15,900. SHadyside 1-1017 hot water heat, two-car garage. Excellent condition. Good schools. room, kitchen with wall oven, dinette, three bedrooms, ceramic Beautiful lot Asking $27,000. tile bath. Full dry, water proofed basement. Lot 75x100 with RED BANK-RUMSON AREA - Beautiful exciting colonial, high on the bank of a wooded hill, near Navesink river. Only three SPACIOUS OLDER HOME IN RUMSON - Hallway, living room plenty of shrubs and tall trees. Quiet street. Close to schools, STANLEY K. DOWNS play grounds, transportation. years old, center hall, formal living room, fireplace, dining room 15x16 dining room, large kitchen, four bedrooms, excellent loca 13x27, cozy den 20x20, fireplace, extra den or bedroom. Master tion. Asking $16,000. ASKING $15,500 bedroom with dressing room, three other lovely bedrooms and three baths, two screened porches, modern family kitchen with barbe- BLUE CHIP STUNNING RANCH IN RUMSON - Excellent buy. lft ac LINCROFT AND GOOD NEIGHBORS cue 12x26, two-car attached garage, full dry basement. Rugs and THE YEAR'S BEST BUY ! beautiful grounds. 16x24 living room with fireplace, dining room, Make living a pleasure on this avenue of pridefully maintained draperies included. $65,000. kitchen with breakfast area, three lovely bedrooms, two tiled homes screened by tall trees. Newly painted split level, top con- 11 OCEANPORT-"LINCOLN ESTATES baths, two-car garage, basement. A buy at $34,700. dition. Fully landscaped lot, 200x200, spacious living room, large FALLOUT SHELTER'TOO'— Brick ranch on wooded acre boasts dining room, utility and-laundry. Three bedrooms, excellent closets three bedrooms, three baths, two-car garage, recreation room with Distinctive Colonial Ranches situated in natural wooded jetting tile bath, garage. Close to churches, schools, shopping and park- bar, office, modern kitchen, colonial dining room, living room with winding road, curbs and sidewalks. Three bedrooms, living HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE way. FHA terms arranged, 10% down. with fireplace, and a fallout shelter with blower, toilet, septic room, dining room; spacious kitchen with built-in range end oven. FULL PRICE $19,900 tank and fresh water supply. Many extras. Asking $35,000. V/t baths, basement, attached garage. Low tax area. Conven- FREE MARKED MAPS tional financing arranged for qualified buyers with only 10% down BEACH AGENCY Call or write ui and you can lmp«cl the best locations youraelt. Hera ti payment. 25-year mortgage available. Act fast-only four ten. NO MONEY DOWN •n eight-year ranch, three bedroomi, For 21' living room, dining room, 21' game' WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) QUALIFIED VETERAN'S room, full baiemtnl on a beautiful LAWLEY AGENCY $16,990 dead-end itreet not far from the river. All Olhen " Aik for a location or marked map, but Realtors of Jlumton Since 1905 ONLY 190) ... . . d to -how Jt M . REALTORS SALES BY nortgage. Pay oaiy gl 100 Sfafa Hwy. 35, . Red Bank 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSQN CROWEIX AOENCV, Realtors 842-0600 41 East Front St. Rel Banl SHadyside 1-6262 many exUai. 9H 1-4030 SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY A ateal at HIGH SPOT — In the center of Rumson along Ridge Road, $9,900 LAKE FRONT PRIVACY Multiple Listing Service we've a garden spot for sale. A fine eight-room home right in SPECIALISTS SINCE 1948 IN: REAL ESTATE — Luxuriate In a iwlm from your prlvati the middle of five rolling wooded acres. Includes a'den, corner doclc, enjoy a barbecued ataak at youl PROPERTY MANAGEMENT — INSURANCE BEACH AGENCY own pit, live In thus cuitom-bullt three, NICE SETTLED AREA OF MIDDLETOWN — Two-bedroom ranch, fireplace, a big screen porch and a bigger patio. Full dry cellar 1400 Hwy 35 Middletown bedroom ranch. In » park-like letting, good size living room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, built-in cabinets with shop and attached garage. Complete privacy. Asking $49,500. in a top neighborhood. See tail buy o! 287 OCEANPORT AVE., OCEANPORT OS 1-2727 the leaion, S27,7o0. in bedrooms, expansion attic, one-car garage, excellent condition. fj NAVESINK ASSOCIATES, REALTORS $15,900. GENUINE EARLY AMERICAN — Beautifully restored and re- LI 2-3500 Daily to 8 p.m. Sat. Sun. to " 931 Hwy. 35, Wddletown OS 1-0*03 furbished; modernized! Big, too! and with a small farm as a plot. Licensed Real Estate Broker MEMDEI1. MULTIPLE LI3TINQ IMMACULATE BI LEVEL — Perfect for a large family. Large, If you wants lots of ground flor living,area, there's a 19x15 family W1DDLITOWN VILLAGE — No. 10 LITTLE SILVER — Reduced to (18,000. modern kitchen, built-in range and oven, king size living room and room in addition to the living room; there's a 19x12 dining room HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Kloga Highway. Older type home with Colonial, dormer, four-bedroomi, two family room, three bedrooms, den, 2'/, baths, laundry with gas and a 20x15 paneled kitchen. Need more bedrooms? There are plenty of grounds and living ipace. batbi, screened porch, fireplace, base- Four bedroomi, H4 baUii. Owners ani- ment. Private. 8H 1-23M. dryer, two-car garage. Beautiful location. $24,900. five. There are also Vfx baths, a screen porch off the kitchen and loui to sail. $14,900. FHA approved LAROE HOUBE on south Shrewibury a two-car garage with a shop. You'll need a green thumb to care REDDEN AGENCY HALL BROS. . mortgage. Asking $17,600. Convenient River, In Fort Afonmouth ares. Ke> for the gardens, small fruits, apples, pears. Right in town. Mosl to Bell Labi and IJly-Tulfp Cup. Im- modeling half completed. Owntr wi! Realtors — Insuron REALTORS « mediate occupancy. WH 4-4874. •ell for IB.850. Telephone 7U-8313. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE fairly priced at $25,900. Chance a call right now. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING RUMSON GEM — A doll house! A neat compact completely THREE-BEDROOM RANCH near HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON — Choice locale. Out- MIDDLETOWN - Applebrook Red Bank. Two baths, fireplace, 813 River Road Fair Haven standing custom - built frame modernized home. Perfect for a small family. Features ah entrance area, three-bedroom rancher foyer, living and dining rooms, one of the prettiest kitchens we've two-car garage, baseboard heat. SHadyside 1-7686 ranch, huge living room with large living room, separate din- Open to reasonable offers. Ask- fireplace, large L dining area, seen. Three bedrooms, one modern bath. Basement and garage. ,14,000 ing room. Nicely landscaped There's a small screen porch under the biggest oak in town. $15,900 ing $23,750. FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL - modern kitchen, two tiled baths, ner lot. Price $21,500. Only two years old. 2!£ baths, Four-bedroom, year round Cape Cod. V/, baths, deep lot, two bedrooms, Florida room with EARLY" AMERICAN COLONIAL paneled den, large lot, living low taxes, walking distance to beach, shopping, schools. winterized jalousied windows, SHREWSBURY - Large h'ouse WILLIAM-U HINTELMANN (FIRM) with beautiful fruit trees and room 23x14 with fireplace, for- oversized heated garage, many in commerical zone, suitable for gardens. Formal living room mal dining room, full aluminum extras, formal plot. Now reduced home and business. Price $18,- Member Multiple Listing Service and dining room, country kitch- screens and storm sash, full to $34,400. 000. en, four bedrooms, large family basement, two-car garage, base- RUMSON — Exceptional water- room, sewing room, two-car ga- board hot water heat. Top front bi-level frame ranch. Three NEW SHREWSBURY - Two-bed- rage. This home is too charm- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE neighborhood. Transferred own: bedrooms, two baths, Vista win- room brick home, paneled, fire- ing to describe, it must be seen. er very anxious. We have key. dowed living room with fireplace, place in living room. Beautifu" Only: $25,900. Reduced to $30,000. garage, hot air.oil. $28,400. plot, 5'/£ acres, An exceptions RAY VAN HORN QUAINT, CHARMING Nineteenth Realtor and Imunr buy at $15,500. Century rambling two-story farm CONTEMPORARY RANCH -iRUMSON RIVER FRONT-For DENNIS K. BYRNE REALTORS house on convenient half-acre Twd-years-old. Living room with the young in heart barely used corner plot near bus and school, fireplace, formal dining' room {480 Ocean Avt. 842-0004 See Bright REALTOR-INSUROR^ OVER A QUARTER CENTURY l rancher,_ secluded on the water/j WEART-NEMETH Five bedrooms, V/j baths, | opens onto patio, all electric edge, Open 7 Oayi - Member Multiple Lilting Private dock, 26' living 8 West River Road Rumso^ AGENCY ARTISTIC SPLIT - Fine neigh screened porch, brick patio, liv-i kitchen with breakfast area. room with raised hearth fire- Phone 842-1150 borhood. Three bedrooms. Rec- ing room, dining room, kitchen Three bedrooms, two baths, two- place, dining room, modern kitch- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING * REALTOR reation room. Vh. baths. Ga- and den. Two-car garage. car garage, central air-condition- en with dishwasher. 26' screened rage. Large plot 4(4% A bargain'at $25,900. ing. Tastefully decorated. $33,- 102 WEST FRONT ST. porch. Easy maintenance. Low gage!. Asking $19,950. 000. price. Asking $28,000. EDNA M. NETTER SHadysirfe 1-2240 J THE MOSTEST for the leastest. ANNOUNCEMENT UCENSID RIAL ESTATE BROKER WOODED AREA — Brook. De- A BEAUTIFUL RIVERFRONT 24-HOUR SERVICE" Roomy nine-room modern split IMMACULATE! — Roomy split r«KllS—HOIIES—INDUSTRIAL SITES lightful seven-room colonial. V/i level.* Half-acre wooded plot. HOME — Six bedrooms, i'/2 HOLMDIl^-COL.TB NECK level in choice neighborhood. Member Red Bank Area baths. Fireplace. Basement. Living room, dining room, kitch- baths, Florida room, master bed- Four bedrooms, 2% baths, pan- MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS Garage. $24,500. Owner bought WALKER & WALKER Dutch Lane Rd.. RO U Marlboro Multiple Listing Service en with wall oven, 13x21 family room 20x20, view of the river eled gameroom, laundry room, P.O. Box 325 larger home, wants offers. room, hobby room, four bed- from almost every room. Excel- flagstone patio. Excellent lawn HO 2.(131 SAVE P.00O — JSucutlve home In REALTORS — INSURORS I'ortuupeclt. Solid brick and atone, cui- rooms, V/2 baths. Two-car ga- lent condition. Reduced to $49,- and landscaping. Wall-to-wall LINCROFT — Four-bedroom, two-batli toin-built split-level situated on well- 500. split with recreation room and two- landscaped plot 100x150 containing liv- Assume $15,000 veteran's carpeting, dishwasher and wall car larage. FHA appraised at (21.000. mortgage. oven. Owner transferred sudden- Wish to announce that they have moved their Now reduced to $19,750. Owner sale. ing room with real stone fireplace, lor- four-bedroom colonial. Fencing. RUMSON AREA — Breathtaking mal dining room, extra spacious kitch- $24,300. ly. Immediate occupancy. Ask- NORTHERN Monmourh County Office to the EAST Call «H 7-C.ll or BH 1-1879. en with built-in electric rangr and oven, Lovely trees. Large plot. Ask- view where the mountain meets FAIR HAVE. - iiiiUKnlow, five roomi, three nedrooms. two ceramic tiled ing $33,500. the sea. Spacious home for large ing $34,900. tide of Route 35, Middletown, approximately 1000 two npdri-1 -. "'I ~M-.-. ntttr Wl i baths, plus recreation room vilti |. : ' RUMSON — Roomy two-story 200. Low taxes. Near schools, bus. shop. lory, am! lull basement. Many oil] [—This Victorian. Reception hall, liv- aniily. Beauty. Con- .ITTLE SILVER - MINT CON- feet NORTH of the Middletown Shopping Center. !" - „ wnier bn.board n.. comblnaita $37,500 artistic center-hall ranch-|ing room, fireplace, dining room, DITION — Top area, quiet, tree- (TOP LOOKING!""Buy this two-Smliy aluminum norm arm Bcrun winiio««: bought for less than fireplace, kitchen, four bedroms, lined lane, brick and frame GAR- Our five competent ialei people are ready and able house. Five roomi and bath first floor; r er can De Member of Red Bank Multiple four rooms anil hRtti second fluor. Oil S IK'ir^' '"'•!• ? Si $31,000! Seven big rooms. For-two baths, hot water oil heat. RISON COLONIAL FOYER, large to serve the public with the lame efficiency ei in heat, two car enratri'. patrn 'rfc** lot Listing Service living room with bay window, In E. Keaniburg. Only (14,900. CHA- cha«pci now for »27ooo. s. TEICHEC H mici a kitkitchenh . Basement. Two- Corner plot near school and bus. the patt-at our former location. TEAU HEALTH. Real Estate. 215 Carr Fine area< . Mak• H • e an!! $21,000AJI m A Jt A . large, bright kitchen with built- Av*. Keaniburg. 787-BBS4. Evenings 111 741-9100 ins. Four bedrooms, full base- 2-3082. ment. Be in by school time. FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL FAIR HAVEN — Harrison Ave. Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. For prompt service call: IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY MIDDLE In a quiet area, good living room, din- River Rd. Fair Haven Home in good repair. Large Asking $27,900. TOWN Thrf*-bM!rnom ranch, Karm;i\ inj room, nice Kitchen, three bed Corner Bergen PL basement, lot 100 z 150. IM% 01. OS 1- . .ins. .,ooddry .basement, large iiit SHadyside 7-4100 lot, shade trees. Living room, OS 1-2126 , OS 1-3311 22J5. lio, garage, lovely yard with fruit trcci, fireplace, dining room, kitchen, Red Bank ipmce for garden. Large low-rate moit gagf. Price (15.900. laundry, two bedrooms, sleeping SNYDER REALTORS OAKHILOK L MIDDLETOWN porch, modern bath, full cellar, HOUSES FOR SALE CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor! rf charmihinng COUNTRY LIVING — See this Established 1873 i\ East Front St. Transferred owner . orferi n beedd- open porch, two-car garage. Red Bank four-year-old colonial. Pour SH 11030 rooms, Vh bathi, wooded mere lot,llot:: $12,900. three-year old, three-bedroom .~V,fvi~tr~ beauttlullVhy landicapedbth woode. Directd . Under] ranch. Full basement. On four- LINCROFT - Three - bedroom pour plus acres. Owner has bought ranch on Vi-acre lot. Fireplace, Insldp, this coiy, year-round NENE^lHlT^wiBCRW SHKBWBBCRYY - Four-bedroom RUMSON — CompacCmp t three-bed- full basement with lovely game gal heat. Ideal for retired, a family ranch, two baths, garanf. fireplace, room, two-bath ranch on half- another home. Four miles to Are You Sure I'ATRICIr IncomeA. NoNOL. 1.L RenfreBROKERw PI.., 31AK1OwntrA. baiemmt, lar« fenced lot. Many ex- acre secluded plot. Living room, Bell Lab. Low price $16,000. room and built-in-bar. Attached DA 5-0S28. Irai. Owner, U 2-1501. garage. Asking $23,500. dining room, kitchen, hot water NEED LOTS OF SPACE? Im oil heat. 12'x30' swimming pool, MIDDLETOWN — Three-bed- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE playhouse. maculate five-bedroom split level. of its Worth Oversize kitchen, basement, rec- room, l'/4-bath modernistic ranch $28,500. reation room, patio. FHA $750 with built-up stone roof, beamed "OUR 44th YEAR11 down. GI no down to qualified ceiling, redwood siding. Many RUMSON — 11-year-old river- buyer. Full price $17,500. large shade trees. Lake In rear front Cape Cod. Four bedrooms, of property. Asking $18,750. Ask an MLS Realtor! bath, fireplace in living ° room, THREE-BEDROOM RANCH - RAY STILLMAN screened porch, enclosed breeze Full basement, carport. Con- OS 1-2590 way. Two-car garage. Private venient to schools, shopping Evaluating the true worth of property is dock to deep water. Divisible lot transportation. Price $15,500. 5 CORNERS MIDDLETOWN PRETTY AS A PICTURE is an apt way to de- A bargain at $23,000. a job that demandi expert knowledge scribe this charming Cape Cod home in Little H4 BUTTONWOOn DRIVE FAIR HA- VEN -~ Well denlancd L-*haned ranch Silver. '"Contains living room with fireplace, SAVE TIME and discomfort! SHOREWAY home, part brick ami Imnd n«wn and experience. Your MLS Realtor hat shlnslel. very large rooms. Four bed- separate dining room, modern kitchen. Two Inspect our picture gallery of REALTY CO. rooms, V.i tiatlin, nnnelnl lamlly room, both. Let him help you decida what bedrooms on first floor with bath. Second con- lover 300 listings in our air-condi- breakfant room, good kitchen, electric tioned offices. Hwy. 35 Holmdel Htove and oven. Large cellar, forjea tains two more, also with bath. Screened and warm nir heating gaa-flred. Pries »»».- your property it worth . . . then get th» (Off Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 500, good terms, Will comldir vacant glassed porch. Full basement. Flagstone patio. land or well located hottlM, In P«" services of 37 member offices when you JOHN L MINUGH payment. Stop In anil pick up tin «•»'• Attached garage and tool shed. On beautiful nAMBLINO RANCH — On plus sore ALLBN BROTIIERB. BM Rlvtr RO-, sell. REALTORS-1NSURORS landitcapod plot. 14x2( living room, fire large corner lot. Asking (28,900. place, family room 1U31, three bed Fair Haven. SH UilO. . Member of Red Bank roomi, l>/i baths, nwlmmlng pool 20i4O SACRIFICE!—Owner transrarred, Ihtea- »32H» bedroom Cap« Cod on quiet itoad-eml HONEYMOON OR RETIREMENT COTTAGE— Multiple Listing Service street, In ilncsl neighborhood. Just COIINTHY RANCH — Large corner mlnules to Rod nanh station. Deal Recently decorated and ready to move In. On 35 Rumson Road Phone 842-3500 plot, near •chool. 18x22' llvlne room direct and save. I1S.B00. Call 8H 7-tTM. four bedroomi. two hathl, S2I.&VO. 10ft RED BANK AREA quiet street but a stone's throw to town. Nice MANASqUAH SHORES down qualified buyer. NEW MONMOUTH cuilom ranch, thre« bedrooms, living room with llrepiace. kitchen, cozy dining room, bright living room, NEW AND RELAXINO knotty plno dining room, large «™™"» tiled bath, two bedrooms down and one large RANCH Schanck Realtor lull finished cellar, |utlo, I'd "ami, A distinctively different custom built 8 Linden Pi. and attached Iirage. OS 1-00J8. up, Full basement with recreation room. Best homo. Located In an exclusive coin* SHT-MW munlty, 'on a s&fe, quiet street. Ideal Member Multiple Listing" FAIR HAVEN Couple happy wit lrh hoinn1 » of areas but priced at only $17,000. for family fun and relaxed living. muit lellilue to immcdlnt" " '"' MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Only llR.fPW) FA1R HAVKN ROAD CORNER OF Wife buyer and decnrnlot: Just com- DIRECTIONS: HWY. 38 TO CHURCH H1LLCJI?ST IIP. New, finely con- pleted finishing touches on interior. vv (Phone Your Requirements) ST. (ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF MAN- structed split level, four bedrooms, 2% Lovely grounds, new pallo awnlnK, 1^ "REALTORS ALL" ASQUAN CIRCLE) TURN ON bathf, family ipom, hot water heat, gaa- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING CHURCH BT. TO MINTWOOD LANE. flred; combination washer and i!rv«r COMB OR CALL CA 33812. Included. Price I29.M0. flood terms. Will consider aichanglng for vacant land Shrewsbury Hwy. 35 SH 1-8600 KEANSHURO — «1 Mornlngllde Avo. or small, wtll-located dwelling. ALLEN en and dining room open ">.-,...,,, Seven roomi (umtihed. Lot 75x100. flac- BROTHERS. 5M Rlvtr Rd., Flit Ha and patio. Developed «nd ""'"IvSJi ;'«*«..«.' .*&' rltlu 18,000. Open Sunday 1-7. ran. SH T-M10. wim ctrt. BMionrtlr prlcta. »«••" • HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE - LEGAL NOTICE - RED BAJ

A. FRED MAFFEO Wdttc* ts Jwrefey jiveo th*i Msicd THE BROOK AGENCY ttta will b% zccelyed fay Borourb Qoaa- -ett 6* Ufa* Ootoapx ut Uttl* Stlra*. What's News REALTOR N. J, for mtlBtenc/sC* tr.«a rt-ptir torUi* to to* Boioueb vt Ltui* Br REAL ESTATE 717 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY la flie County ot W/uwuutii witb an and BANK BUILDING ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS eiftluMfcted Amount of 000 e.y, of excavit- SHadyilde 14333 ilon, 753 B.y, Bituminous Concrete In Business Sail 291 1717 - Patch, 600 cy. of road gravel. 8978 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING IT- clewing md iwfetplng, 3&H1 gal. Aipbiltlc Oil and 157 tons Braku. Edmund W. White, New National Youth Conference on By BILL ROBINSON 'NO DOWN PAYMENT!1 FOR QUALIFIED GI'i. - Terrificoppor. Stone cover furnisht^,, delivered, tfid Shrewsbury, is one of three as- the Atom at Chicago Nov. HI. tunity for family handyman. Five bedrooms, two unfinished, living THIS IS HOUSE SENSE ! I! applied, arm opened and read ID pub- American boatmen might be surprised at the lic at Borough Hall, Prospect Ave.. sociates who have developed a At the conference, students and room, dining room, kitchen, 1J4 baths, basement, oil heat, Asking Consider New Shrewsbury, an Little Silver. N. J. on August fl, 1992 new method of recovering oil familiar look of the two motorboats being used as $10,500. Hill section, Highlands. up and coming community where Mi «:00 P.M. Daylight-SavlnB. teachers will be brought up to you can get more house for your Specifications and. forms of bids, for from tar sand, the patent for date on developments ot peace- the proposed work, prepared by Au- tenders for the Australian America's Cup challenger, THREE BEDROOM RANCH — Living room, fireplace, dining money! First rate schools, sta- gust F*. Poetel, Engineer ami approved which has been assigned to Cities ful uses of nuclear energy in retel. The big Aussie 12-Meter sloop is accompanied room, kitchen, flagstone, glass and screen enclosed breezeway, bilizing tax rate. by the State Highway Commissioner, Service Research and Develop- talks by eminent scientists. have been filed In the.omce of the full basement, recreation room. Pine-paneled storage closets said engineer at 427 West Lincoln Ave- ment Corp. The Fact Bureau, Both students will enter senior by two new lapstake skiffs especially built to cater METICULOUS FOUR-BEDROOM Atlantic Highlands. Asking {22,500. nue, Oathurut, New Jersey and of said McKeesport, Pa., in reporting classes in high school next tall. to her needs while she prepares for the Cup matches, HOME, three baths, large family Slate Highway Commissioner, Trenton. the patent, said the method dis- THREE BEDROOM RANCH — Living room, fireplace, dining room, New Jersey, and may be inspected by room, basement, >£ acre. $25/ prospective bidders during bualness covered by Mr. White, John D, and most Americans would find it hard to believe that kitchen, full basement. Beautiful grounds and view. Atlantic 900. hours. Carl H. Hahn, general mana Highlands. Asking $32,000. Bidders will be furnished with Frame, Glen Rock, and John D. jer of Volkswagen of America, they weren't built over here. THREE-BEDROOM, two - bath copy of the specifications tiy the Haney, West Orange, involves a reports that sales of new Volks gineer on proper notice and payments two-stage water wash system, The challenging flotilla from Down Under has been ranch, challenges comparison, of ccst of preparation. Bida must be wagens in the United State many extras. $22,000. made on the standard proposal forms With it, tar sand deposits, such HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE climbed to a record high in the on the seas for six weeks on the deck of a freighter. in the manner designated therein and as exist in Alberta. Canada, and ROOMS — Very good condition, required by the specifications, must be first six months of this year — After unloading in Newark, N. J., the past weekend, » room basement. $2,500 down. Terms enclosed In sealed envelopes, bearing many other parts of the world, QUIET STREET the name and address of bidder and 17.8 per cent ahead or sales in WE ARE NOT MEMBERS OFarranged. Call CO 4-3229 after 5 p.m. can be washed for the recovery it goes to Stamford, Conn., for fitting out and then on Four-bedroom house. Convenleni name ol road on outside, addressed to the first half of 1981. Soli MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MIDDLETOWN — Four-bedroom Split, Borough Council, Borough of Little Sil- of 'oil substantially free from to all Rumson schools. Good con- Hi baths, "£ acre landscape. Prin- ver, N. J. and must be accompanied through June, 1962, were 113,26 to Newport, the scene of the Cup matches starting AND ONLY HANDLE cipals only. Call owner at Ofl 1-2131. by a non-Colluaion Affidavit and a solid materials and sand practi- dition. Just reduced in price. vehicles, as compared with 96,171 Sept. 15. Along with Gretel and the two skiffs is the OPEN LISTINGS TWO-BEDROOM RANCH HOUSE new- certified check for not lens than ten cally free from oil. $17,900 • (10) per cent ot the amount bid, pro- in the same period a yeai ly renovated In Little Silver, Near riv- vided saM check reed not be more old American 12-Meter, Vim. She has been under char- er, station, and bus line. Ideal for thus $20,000 nor not less than 1500.00 earlier. VW cars, station wagons SPIC AND SPAN RANCH HOUSE BUY OF THE WEEK small family. Call 842-1802 between 6 .nd 8 p.m. or daytime weekends. and be. delivered at the piste and on Marpal Co., 90 Wall St.. West and trucks all reached new high ter to the challenging syndicate for three years, and Ideal street for children. Large FAIR HAVEN or before the hour named above. The NEW SHREWSBURY — 101 Swimming standard proposal form and Non-Col- Long Branch, has received a with gains recorded each month living room, two bedrooms and $23,500 she will be used to test Gretel in her final prepara- River Kd. Three bedrooma," two baths, lusion Affidavit are attached to the contract for $66,930 for the col- dining room which could be playroom, many extras, bullt-lna, air lupplementary specifications, copies ol this year, said Mr. Hahn. tions for the match, third Owner transferred, must sell conditioned. Asking $21,000. Phone U vbich 'win be furnished on application lection of refuse at Fort Mon- bedroom. Full dry basement, to engineer. Lovely California ranch, com- 2-1279 after 4 p.m. mouth for one year. House has VA mortgage. pletly landscaped, large trees EATONTOWN — Four-b«droom ranch, By order of Borough Council, Bor $14,900 very best residential section. Im- XVt baths, large recreation room. Hew- ough of Little Silver,, N. J. In Liaison Post eri. Many extras. Exceptional buy. CHARLES W. STEPHENS, Mayor. E.E. Wall, president, reports maculate inside and out. Shown J17,000, Call owner direct. LI 2-3965. FRED L. AYERS, Clerk. MAGNIF1CANT VIEW by appointment only. that In the past seven weeks MIDDLETOWN — Juat across the July 20 S1L52 Of rolling hills and Navesink Riv- bridge from Red Bank, roomy two- California Oil Co., through Its er. VA acres. Almost new RIVER PLAZA bedroom house with expansion attic, COUNT? OP MONMOGTH Chevron service stations, has fireplace, on heat, garage on land- STATE OF NEW JERSEY house. Beautiful living room ha $14,800 scaped lot with trees, curbs and side- Installed 109,000 seat belts In atone fireplace with raised hearth. walks, 914,500. 8H 1-7M3 or OS 1-1828. Notice la hereby given that sealed Older two-story home, new alu- bid* will be received by the Board of automobiles. The company Is Glass doors in dining room lead NEW SHREWSBURY AREA — Seven Ciosen Freeholders of the County minum siding, oil heat, full base- carrying out a low cost pro- to sun deck facing river. Ma- room, four bedrooms Cape Cod typ« MOD mouth for the Reconstruction of ment, one-car garage, three bed- home. Front porch, large landscaped Bridge No. HL-33 on Cranberry Koad gram of making such installa- hogany paneled den. Four bed- over a tributary to Hingamahon rooms, knotty pine kitchen, king- grounds. Asking 113,500. Cal BH 1-6417. rooms. 28x26' recreation room Brook la Howell Township, County ol tions as a public service effort size living room. Not in a devel- Monmouth and opened and read In with old brick fireplace and larg public In the Hall vl Records, Mai: in the interest of traffic safe- opment. • windows also with river view. THIS NEW RAISED RANCH HOME Street, Freehold, N. J., on Wednesday, ty. Belts are installed at the h&a everything a home should have; AugUBt 1 1062 at 2:O0 o'clock, p.m.. Right of way to river. Town — Rumson Eastern Daylight Savins or Standard cost of $5.95 each. $49,500 FAIR HAVEN SACRIFICE Neighborhood — Kumson High, For- Time, whichever prevail*. residale, Holy Cross. $14,900 Plans, specific at tons and. form of bid, Joseph A. Nevin, Point Pleas- Neighbor! homes — $40,000 to f60,OO0 contract and bond lor the proposed Owner must sell immediately bracket. ant, has been appointed project ELLEN S. General specifications for the slid1 work, prepared by H. Leroy Martin, three-bedroom home in finest res- rule brigade. Brick and frame, nine Monmouth County Engineer, have be«n manager for a U million coun- idential district. Full cellar, ga- filed In the office of sail Engineer In HAZELTON very large rooms, five bedrooms, the Hal) of Records, aforementioned ermeasures program awarded rage, large living room, separate three baths, 13x24 family room with and may be Inspected by prospectlvi fireplace and-picture window. Extra to Frequency Engineering Labo- REALTOR dining room. Many other fea- large twe-car garage. 168x26$ land- bidder* during business hours. Bidder be furnished with a copy of the ratories, Asbury Park, by the Rumson tures. A real buy at this price. scaped plot with large trees. $47,000, plans and specifications by th» Engi. 13 West River Road Dial 741-7200 neer upon proper notice and paymeni Navy. The program will be set S42-3200 PHILIP J. BOWERS 4 CO. of a fea o[ Five Dollars ($5.00), pay- OLD SHREWSBURY Real Estate Since 1S04 able to tha Monmoutb County Treas- up in a new facility adjacent to Member of Red < Bank WALTER 8. OVBRTON urer. ' Monmouth County Airport, Wall $18,500 c Affiliate Bldi must 01 made on it&ndard pro- Multiple Listing Service Curley-built three-bedroom ranch. SO White St. Red Bank Township. Opposite Municipal Parking Lot posal forms in the manner designated Plaster walls, fireplace Many therein and required by th« specifica- tions; must ba enclosed In sealed en- other features. Call sow, thi velopes bearing the name and addres Prudential Insurance Co., New- REAL ESTATE one won't last, PORTAUPECK — Finest residential of the bidder and name ot the work ark, reports it paid $73,661,000 to A SISTER HULL to tha fait, able lapitrsln skiffs built area overlooking river. Most unusual on tho outside; addressed to the Board James Sullivan IVi story, custom-built Cape Cod with ot Ctiosen Freeholders of the County policy holders and beneficiaries in Australia to act at t«nd«r to tho 12-Meter (loop ASSOCIATES living room with stone fireplace, dining of Monmouth and must be accompa- in New Jersey in the first six THE MEISTRICH room, kitchen, two bedrooms, and bath. jled by & bondng certificate and a cer- FORT MONMOUTH - James Gretel, with which the Auisiet are challenging for -the REALTORS Also expansion attic partially finished, tified check, drawn to the order ot th< months of this year. This com- Sullivan, Dow Ave,, Oakhurst, Enclosed front porch with Thermopant Monmouth County Treasurer, for not America's Cup. U7 .Oakland St. Red Bank AGENCY glass and rear enclosed, itep-down sun lew than Ten Per Ca^t (10%) of the pares with $71,842,000 paid in the former newsman with Radio Sta- Kewman Springs Road, Corner porch, Two-ione, oil heat. Parquet amount bid and be delivered at the first half of 1961. Nationally, the tion WJLK, the Newark Evening SHadyslde 7-3445 floors. Professionally shrubbed and place and on the hour abovo named. company set a new record in News and the Armed Forces Ra- Steveni Ave., New Shrewsbury landscaped groundi with rock garden The standard proposal forms will bo While the Aussies are working out on the two Seven Day Service and fish pond. Two-car attached ga- furnished upon application to the Coun- the 1962 period with payments of rage. Genuine, double-course, cedat ty Engineer. dio and TV Service, has joined 12's, their life would be impossible without a pair of SHadyslde 1-5888 shingle roof. Widow anxious to sell. Re- $781,549,000. The figure for the the U. S. Army ADVENT Agency EATONTOWN — Six-bedroom duced. Asking price of $20,500 truly The right is reserved to reject any corresponding period of 1961 was as deputy technical liaison of- tenders to perform all sorts of services, and the two home, corner lot, walking dis- warrants inspection. S. TEICHER or all bids IE deemed to the Interest LITTLE SILVER'S SHOWPLACE AOENCY, 287 Oceanport Ave., Ocean ol'ths County of Monmouth so to do. $740,642,000. ficer. boats provided are extremely interesting. Both are tance of stores and school, city port. LI 2-3500. By order of the Board of Chosen sewers, immediate occupancy, — Gorgeous new listing. Seven- Freehold era of th» County of Mon- Mr. Sullivan will be engagec brand new, built by the same Halvorsen Yard In Syd- room Cape Cod on large plot, in FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT mouth. low down payment. Helmut O. Mayer, 88 Swart- in the agency's information pro- setting of beautiful trees and NEW SHREWSBURY — Three baths. JOSEPH C. mWIN, Director. ney that did the unprecedented job of turning out $15,000. 26' paneled recreation room, two-car 1RV1NQ 8. BENNETT, Clerk. zel Dr., Middletown; William shrubs. Top area. 21' living gram nationally and locally. garage, dry baiement, geretiird poieh, July 20, 2t - - " ' $20.71 B. Stoddard, Jr., 8 Wyckoff Gretel, the first 12-Meter ever built In the Southern room with fireplace, entertainini storms, screens, blindi throughout. A Jersey City native, he is FAIR HAVEN - Cape Cod, Nicely landscaped acre with many ever- St., Matawan, and Allan B. dining room, four large bed- g-reeni, dogwooda, Irult trees. Financing NOUCK OF SETTLEMENT graduate of St. Peter's College Hemisphere. quiet neighborhood living room ! rooms, two tile baths, 26 porch, arranged, assume 4 ,i per cert mort- or ACCOUNTS. Wallace, King's Hwy., Middle- and holds a master's degree from fireplace, large dining area, two gage. Price reduced to $24,000. Cal ESTATE OP EDWARD DEAN flagstone patio, full' basement town, are Inventors recently Syracuse University, Mr. Sullivan One is the Offslder, a 32-foot lapstreak skiff bedrooms down, one up, full cel- LI 2-2604 or 284-8923. ADAMS, DECEASED—(TRUSTEES IN- Won't last long. $28,900. TERMEDIATE ACCOUNTS), under Ar- granted patents. Mr. Mayer, lar, attached garage. A bargain. THREE-BEDROOM — Co-operattv( became a newscaster and writer on a stock hull-design turned out In good num- ticle "Fourth", tor benefit of Rosa- said The Fact Bureau, McKees- 10% down. apartment, modernized. Fenced yard mond W, Wright, under Article "Fifth' for the local radio station In CHALLENGER'S COM PAR A £64.75 monthly, utilities Included. LI 2- tor benefit ol Lucy W. Harrlman, ur port, Pa., has invented an ac- bers by the Halvorsens. The other, slightly bigger, Asking $15,250. 3489. der Article "Eighth" for benefit o 1959. SION - Attractive Cape Cod cessory starter for Internal is the Sara, loaned as a tender as a contribution Living room with fireplace, fou THREE-BEDROOM ranch, full cellar, Rutn Adams Lobdell, under Article EATONTOWN — Double bouse double garage, oil heit tile bath, own- "Ninth," (or benefit or Marion M. combustion engines — such as bedrooms and tile bath. Nea er, LI 2-1557 between 2-5 p.m. Lockwood, under Article "Tenth' ftu to the challenging syndicate by Eric Wessberg. live rent free, six rooms and twc schools and shopping, attached ga- benefit of Ruth Adams Lobdell, undei those of a lawn mower or out- baths on first floor. In excellent COLTS NECK — Modem. iton» trim. Article "Eleventh", for benefit of Pier Offsider has a small trunk cabin, shelter top and rage. Can't be matched for $15,- med. 3H bathi, paneled rumpui room, pont Adams, and under Article board motor — which causes Set Closed condition. Must be seen. 450, attached garage, 1% acre*, Priced for "Tweino", for bemnt of Marlon M, the start by a short push of a a big open cockpit Sara has more elaborate ac- $16,500. Immediate sale. HO 2-3431 Loc,;woou. lever. The bureau aaid Mr. LOVE A GORGEOUS SETTING SEV«N ROOMS — Kitchen, dlnlng-llv. Notice is hereby given that the ac. commodations. ' B ing room, two baths, garage. All Im- counts of the subscribers, trustees o Stoddard devised a process In Lunch Hour FAIR HAVEN — Excellent „Cap .- e Luxurious ranch on % with beau- provements. SH 1-83M. the estate of said Deceased will bL which aluminum can be Anyone looking at them could easily think that Cod, beautiful grounds, llvmliving tiful trees and shrubs. 20' liv- audited and stated by the Surrogate RED BANK — Two apartment house. of the County of Monmouth and re- cleaned by Immersion in an al- they were American boats, built of the big stock boat room, full dining .room, den, room with bay window and Garage. Extra lot. 60 Catherine St., ported for settlement to The Mon- For School patio, three bedrooms, full cel- fireplace, three twin-size bed- SH 1-2237. mouth County Court, Probate Division, kaline solution through which companies offering the type. The similarity is no ac- on Friday, the Thirty-firat day of Au- a relatively low electric cur- lar, assume GI mortgage, bar- rooms, m tiled baths, two air- SEVEN R0O1I8 — 2K baths. 2W gust A.D., 19CZ at 8:30 o'clock a.m., HIGHLANDS - The Henry gain. acres. $19,900. at toe- County Court House, Monumenl rent passes. This process has cident. The Halvorsen boatbuilding operation stems conditioners and many other ex- SH 1-85OS Hudson Regional Board of Edu- Sale Price $15,500 Firm. and Court Streets, Freehold, Men been assigned to the Hanson- tras. Priced right at $26,750. A QUALIFIED BUYER with $500 can Jetwy, at which time Application win cation has adopted a closed lunch from the same Scandinavian tradition that brought the buy this lovely two-bedroom ranch be made for the allowance of Commts< Van Winkle-Manning Co. Mr. program, according to supervl- located In Middletown Township. It has lions and Counsel fees. lapstake skiff to the United States. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG a modern tile kitchen, lull tile bath, Dated July 13th, A. O. 1M2. Wallace, it said, developed a ory principal Harold C. Schaible. PAUL P. BOVA charming living room, gsa heat, alum!. new split reel for the shipping Lars Halvorsen, who started the Sydney yard in AGENCY num atorm and screens, back yard PIBRPONT ADAMS, The program stipulates that n Realtor - Insurer Bedding Ridge, Falrflsld County, and use of television tape. Its Rtaltors patio, storage shed, and cyclone fence. Connecticut. student may leave the' building 1924, was a Norwegian who ended up in Australia aft- $75 per month pays all. Full price use permits the shipment of Highway 35 Middletown $10,500. Call now. BCHWEI2KR REAL BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, or grounds during the school day 555 Prospect Ave. Little Silver . 12443, Ilk 8, V$ S17 As secretary of the service or- dinner-dance to be held In Val Camp Deal benefits. made. (99.50 monthly. LI 2-2522. eating space. Full basement. VOUR. HOME WANTED - Why list Civil Action I.G. Davis, Jr., president, said 1 NOTICE OF HEARING ganiation, Mr. McCracken is in FAIR HAVEN — Two-bedroom Cape An excellent value at $26,200. with us? We advertise extensively in Cod, fireplace, new tile t-ath large at- the newspapers, radio and publish a 1 the Matter o( the Application ot he Mary Carter Paint Co. will charge of the state office at 1] tic, basement. VA approved, 1300 down. tlDg for home Beckers. Wa are mem- ANNA WILLIS. AB nntural Kuard- appeal a split decision by the iBxa of the TWR. a national real estate iiin of JOSEPH WILLIS, an Inrant, Broad St. here. GINGER By Getternwnn •H 1-3212 or BH 1-1165. LEONARDO — Two bedrooms, living eferral service. Wi are "Home Trad- for leave to nsaume the name of Federal Trade Commission that room, hitch en, encloied porch, CIOBB to Mr. McCracken is also a spe- NEW LISTING — Ranch with exposed transportation and shopping, f 7,800. s" -.two offices. 11 full time nalcn JOSEPH WILLT8 CLARKE. challenged Its traditional "buy basement, Ideal for playroom with en- CURTIN AGENCY. INC. 61 Thomplon ople. Cull WALKER * WALKER, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Hint the un- cial representative of Lions In- trance onto a, patio. Over one acre of teallon. Members Red Sank Area dersigned will Bpply to the Monmouth >ne-get one free" sales policy. gently sloping land, enhanced by brook Ave., Leonardo. 29M80O. ifii|tlp1i> Listing Service. Shrewsbury ternational and has been honored Cnunlj' Court, th(t llth day of Au- 'We will fight vigorously in the and century old trees. Three larpte OWNER MUST SELL IMMEDIATELY HI 1-9213 and Middletown, OS 1-2126. lit 1M2, nt O:no o'clock In tho fore- by that unit for his activities bedrooms, two tile baths, 28* living —Moving out of atite. Sight-room mod- noon, at tho Court House, In the Bor-federal courts room with raised hearth, formal dining ugh or Freehold, County of Montnouth, In membership development. em split level, home on % acre lot, merchandising room. 17' modern' kitchen with break- 17x17 family room. One price for Im- HOUSES FOR SALE State of New JerBpy, for a Judgment method," said fast arts. Extras Include dishwasher, mediate sale, 121,000. Call BH 1-2604. iuthorl2[ng the "fllti JOSEPH WILLIS Mr. Davis. washer and dryer, air conditioner In o ttanumr tlie name of JOSEPH WIL- master bedroom. Home only four years OF HETTI.EMKNT .18 CLARKE. Sterner Appointed old and In new condition. Asking S34.Q00 THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — 2>i OF ACCOUNT. AND IHUKCT10NH years old, lot 75x100. Includes combina- Dated: July ". 11X12 Jersey Central Power and OLAZKBHOOK AGENCY. Realtor Ave- tion windows and door*, air condition- FOB niHTRHlUTION. ANNA WILLIS Director of Firm nue ot Two Rivers, Rumaon. 842-170O. ESTATE OP MAE 3. OLDEN3TADT, Light Company - New Jersey er, washer and dryer. Port Monmouth. DECEASED. JOSEPH W1LL18 r87-4077. flatsky & Hlmelman Power and Light Company has NEPTUNE — E. Donald Stern- MIDDLETOWN AREA — Must see to Notice la hereby given that Ihe ac- Attorneys fur Appllcnnti appreciate. Four-year-old, three level ounts of the subscriber, Administrator 3 EnHt Front Street, selected Elliot P. Belasco, er, former state highway com- split. Seven rooms, three bedrooms, RED BANK TOWBR HILL AREA — rllh Will Annexed of the estate laps Cod. Living room, fireplace, Din- Hei] TlanV, Nrw Jersey. Bradley Beach, and Richard missioner and former state sena- cathedral eel lings, llvlnr room Interior of said Deceased will be audited and July 20, 27, Aug. 3, 10 120.10 Dewly decorated, storm and screens. Ing room. Three bedrocmi, room for stated ly the Surrogate of thi County Yeager, Toms River, among tor, was named to the board of 100x150 lot. enclosed by split rait fence, fourth. Bnaement, Attached garage. f Monmouth and reported (or settle- loaded full grown evarygreBns. Many Hot water heat. Attractive plot. I1D.M0. lent to The Monmouth County Court, NOTICE outstanding high school stu- directors of Monmouth Electric LAWRENCE J. SCH1LLINQ, REALTOR 'robate Division, on Friday, the Thir- M0N8IOUTII COUNTV CO WIT other trees. !8«35 flagstone patio en- 16 Spring Strut, Red Bank, BH 7-4121. I AW DIVISION dents who will bo sent to the Company, it was announced yes- closed by V atockade fence. Fries for ;y-flrst;day of August A, V.v 1DG2, at MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING. ):30 o'clock a.m., at the County Court DOCKET NO. 11401 quick private aale, 113,000, Assume i shade fanciid yard. One-car do* l Cii d Cl TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: circle drive, brook. Quality nursery lowancance ol CommissionCommissons and CuCounsen l . Take Notice That the undersigned chairman o( the county Planning Hook. Excellent opportunity for land- inched fa rage. Located near local and s, and DirectionDiti s fof r DistributionDitibti , applly to thth n HniintHt y CourCt t on ththe NOTICE or rum.io HEARING scaper. Call 110 2-27BU. :lty huoea and ichooifi. FJIA ap- Dated July i2ih, A. i:>. iiK&. 31st day of August, ISfi'i, at 0:30 The Holmilel Township Planning Board and president of the Mon- praised and •riling for S14.W0. WALK- LLOYD D. ORBEN, FIVE MINUTES TO LITTLE BILVEH KK' & WALKHR, Realtors. Hast Bide clock In the forenoon, nt thr Mem- Hoard will hold a public hearing on mouth Boy Scout Council, is also IGO-lfl San ford Avenue, until Counly Court House In the Bor- :...„„•„, .,P1,fi. - jon^ ni n,n Holm- B'i'ATION — Older home on. approxi- Rt. 35 Middletown (approximately Flushing Queens County, . jlfih of Freehold, Nrw. Jersey, for a el Township Hall at J P.M. The a director of the New York and mately two acres. Trees. Massive llv- 1000 feet north ol Mlddlrtown Bhoppir"? Now York City. N. Y. Judgment authorizing her to anaume In* room, fireplace. Dining room. Huge Center. I Open 7 days. Phono OS 1-2120 1 Ing will' bo held on the subject Long Branch Railroad, the First kitchen. Three bedrooms. Sleeping ArirnmlPti":-*!)- W't ' W;ii Annexed. tiie nninu of .*.' tiili'i; i hi, Whyte. [ tin; Marvin Klein property subdl- 03 1-3311. Ueatirs, ShefflngLon, Hasklm KATHLEEN E. PI1IPP3. •Inlon of 60 lots located, on Newman Merchants National Bank of As- porch. Open porch, Basement. Oarage, b •iol house. A comfortable home that IOLUDHL — 7tt room split level, vjk Merrill B. Rlchantnon, Esq. Rprlngs Road and Hvt-rett Jtoad In the bury Park, the Belmar-Wall Na- hut needa redecorating. (23.500.- LAW- >athi, dlahwaihsr, itormi and icreem, Counsellors at Law, Attorney for Applicant Towmhlp of Holmdel. N. J. "New that th» earaal box it empty, Mom, may RENCE J. gCIIILUNO, REALTOR. 18 range. 1(1x28 patio. Lot lOOxlBO. Walk 01 Broad Btreet, 115 Rldire Avenue, .WHAIAll X DUNCAN Spring Street, Reii Bank. SII 7-4121- to full lessloni Holmdel school, 918,200. Bloomtleld, H. J. Asbury Park, Neir Jersey. hav* th» cut I our dolli?" UEMnmt MULTIPLE I/UTINO. CO 4-6208. llr SO, 27, Auf, i, 11 123.(18 July 20, V. Auf. J. 10 Ulr 20 , Jn!j> 20,1962 Bi33 BANK REGISTER St. Christopher Festival 4 the beachfront WMiaj Thar* Dog Show y, At* 8, U 2j>«., u a, U|fe light of the wndaatly spotv Gets Blessing oi Governor td 17th annual youth pro For Kiddies grant. LONG BRANCH - Gov. RlcWbury River at Braachport Ptrk. ard J. Hughes has given a per- Frank Puglia, chairman of a All youngsters up to the eg committee sponsoring the event, o( 14 wdfe urged by Mayoi sonal salute to the 'first annual Is Slated St Christopher Festival of Boats said he had received a message Thomas P. Shebell, honorarj from the governor hailing: reviv- ASBURY PARK — City offi- chairman of the event, to obtaii to be held Sunday on the Shrews- al of the centuries-old "blessing COMPANY . cials have announced that frea the blanks as soon as possible of the ships" custom. and to enter their dogs in anj ASIUKY f*«K REP IANK tafiy blank* are available at the all those participating, A wrist The governor will be repre- of the eight divisions of the shov watch goes to best in show. sented at the ceremonies by Pe- Municipal Information Bureau in which will include a host o The show, open to any kind of ter J. Gannon of Manasquan, Convention Hall, for the annual prizes, as well a; souvenirs foi Kiddies' Dog Show to be held in dog accompanied by any young' chief of the State Bureau of Nav- ster, regardless ot place of res-igation. Mr. Gannon and State idence, annually attracts wide- Sen. Richard R. Stout of Mon- spread participation from many mouth County will be principal parts of the shore area. The speakers. „"/ lank at First Merchants National committee announced that the Acting Mayor Milton F. Unter- youngsters entering the dogs in raeyer last week proclaimed Sun- 'came it't easiest ... the contest do not necessarily day to be St. Christopher Festi- ont Mlop takes tare of all my have to own the animals, "even val of Boats Day in the city, in a borrowed pooch is eligible," viting residents and neighbors ti banking needs." said city publicity director take part in the program. Boats George Zuckerman. will rendezvous in the river off the park, at Atlantic and Branch- Warner's Mrs. Jerome H. Ripps, of Wan- atnassa is chairman of the event, port Aves., and will be blessed aided by Mrs. William S. Kray- by Rev, Joseph Doino, spiritual »rt»ry tmrk » Brt bill of Tinton Falls. director of Holy Trinity Holy Name Society. The society is as- The divisions in the show in- • N.rlh Ajb.r; T.rk sisting the promotion. • Fair Hina clude: best costumed, smallest "Little Godiva" • H.tadfl • Uriel. dog, largest dog, best cared for Approving purposes of th event, which Mr. Piiglia had said i Btftnal ••!> M Inn *( CnUaiiu StrrtM dog owned by a boy, best cared were to encourage greater use of , Umtir fMinl Oqwut Isniranca Corp.. for dog owned by a girl, dog with longest tail, dog with short- inland waterways for commerce est tall and trick dog. and play, the governor wrote: The rules state that: All con- "The blessing of the ships has Lycra re-shapes you tn barest minimum , . . Weighs testants must keep dogs on leash been an important and colorful and tinder control at all times. ceremony in various parts of the but a few ounces yet "Little Godiva" has all the firm Every dog must be "clean, world for many centuries. In ear- combed and brushed. Each con- lier times it was intended to as sure a good catch and a safe re testant must be present with his persuasion a body needs! The secret's "New Demention". dog at least one-half hour before turn for those who made theii show time. living from the waters near theii homes. Lycra, ultra-light yet slimming, resistant to body oils and TRAVEL AGENCYmc . "Today, In New Jersey, out Sentac Monmouth Count; for Fifteen Vein waterways are most important tc Builders Setthe commercial fishing and shell machine washablel Try this almost invisible figure* HKHBEB fish industry as well as to hun- 10 Rtckltss PI. Telephone dreds of thousands who find maker today! , . . 1962 Dinner pleasure in fishing, boating, an LAKEWOOD — The New Jerothe- r recreation on New Jersej sey Shore Builders Association waters. will hold its 13th annual dinner You can reserve and pick up airline, steamship, "It seems highly appropriate to dance and entertainment in theme that a New Jersey resort Fairmont, Fifth St.,' Saturday, but and tour tickets, hotel and retort area center should revive, in the St. Girdle 1. 7.95 , Sept. 2. Christopher Festival, the ancient Allen Katz, Lakewood, treasur- reservations at our offices. ceremony of the blessing of the er of the association, will serve ships. as general chairman for the "Through such ceremonies w( Panfy._ „.. 8.95 IT COSTS NO MORE fourth year. may focus attention on the op Other committee members ap- portuniu'es for commerce, and pointed by Philip j. Solondz, pres. pleasure, and also the responsi- TO BOOK THROUGH ident, are Jack Little, executive bility to take proper precautions , Long Uj Parity '...10#95 secretary; Charles FroeWich, so that all may have the fullest YOUR LOCAL TRAVk-L AGENT Blaze Ionno, Joseph Magee, Ar- possible benefit from New Jer thur. Holford, Marvin K. Broder, sey's world famous waterways. Stuart S. Robertson,; Joseph Fa bino, Sr., Frank Barton, Arthur J. Godin, Kevork Hovnanian, SMITH AT LACKLAND Robert J. Schmerte, JohnW. EATONTOWN — Airman 3-c Post, Benjamin Mann, Oscar F. Merrill S. Smith, 3d, son of Mr. Wells, Harold K. Merritt, Anton and Mrs. M. S. Smith, Jr., Aca- WRSVT SALON, Mannik, Robert Lee, William E. demy Hill, has been assigned t Street Floor end Asbury Park F« Tb» NMI Two Becker, Robert Megaro, Irving Lackland Air Force Base, Tex., Location in Or Three Monlbi after graduating from an Ai Onr Ttmponar Rubin, Kenneth Dunster, Edward Middletown Locllo. la Lubrano, Joseph Scalise, William Force technical training course MliMl.town WIU Strother, Theodore Bongiovannl, for dental specialists in Alabama. Be At Bt. M Acmu rrom Runyon Doss, Jr., James Tully Airman Smith is a graduate HhepBlte, and Robert Logel. of Vermont Academy and at- MMdlctowii OS 1-ilH Annually, this event attracts an tended the University ot Miami attendance of 500 or more. before enlisting in the Air Force. WALKER & WALKER REALTOR — TRADE SPECIALISTS Shrewsbury . SH 1-5212 — Middletown 05 1-2126 jewelry-find * • • genuine ATTENTION COMMUTERS! LARGE PROPERTY OPPOSITE topaz and gold rings RED BANK RAILROAD STATION NOW AVAILABLE AS PARKING AREA —Monthly Contracts- The smouldering beauty of smoky topai makes an Garages or Open Parking impresisve gift to that Someone special! Two ex-

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AFTER LONG FALL—Lois Ann Frotten, 20, is comforted 9 o1 by her mother, Mri. Frances Frotten, of East Brewster, •piu tu international ~;:« .r° Mais, at the Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannii, Masi. Young woman suffered only minor injuries in a half-mil* fall from a plane into Mystic Lake, Marston Mills, when STEmBACWS JEWELRY her parachute failed to open. (AP Wirephoto) Street Floor and Asbury Park FUTURA 999 "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Permanent family-sizi* swimming pool For Saturday, July 21 A Revolutionary New Concept Present—rFor You and in Pool Design and Construction! Yours • • • Attend to iouline Saturday duties—shopping, men'g cleaning, etc. — but postpone usual evening pleasures.. Relax at home. Disagreements with sport young people are likely to arise > i and may result in ill-feeling. Try to see their point of view by re- shirt calling your own youth! s fc Sensational Past . . . The only ancient Future ... A lunar sport may \ Value! punctuation mark we know sale! Amazingly Priced At Only about is the period. The colon domes that future colonists will .. . . ; ... , erect on the moon, it would be FUTURA 999 was not introduced until around r<.Iative|y ea5y for manwit h ,it(|e 1485; the comma not until 1521; more than bat-like wings at- INSTALLED ... . . tached to wrists and ankles to and the semicolon around 1570. fly like a bird. 16x16 POOL AREA 1350 2.98 & 3.98 Short^leeve Styles $4-8.95 Famous Make Shirts • Structural Steel Supports! • Real California Redwood Con- The Day Under Your Sign struction! • 256 Sq. Ft. of Swimming Surface! • Perfect Depth ARIES (Bom March 21 fo April If) LIBRA IS.pt. 23 to Oct. 22) If you find the d»jr filled wiin deliys Kren though disappointed, renumber for Bath Safety and Sport! • Features the One-piece Velvet Pool- •ml Jrrjtlttoni, try tn b« |utient. ' that each experience teacht* lomethinf. TAUBft (April 20 to M.y 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Ihm't be tuipicioiii ibotit othen' motires; Don't BJVC In (a urn to t* urciitie 1.99 2.59 to 5.99 skin—No Painting Ever! • Individualized Decorator Design! • don't bca • flucker" either. about tningi that displease you. • Complete Filtering System! •Veranda Sun Deck On All 4 Sides! GEMINI IM«y2l »o Jun. 21) .SAGITTARIUS (No/. 22 to D«, 21) Fashioned of wash 'n wear cotton and hand- Over 100 smart new patterns to choose from in A good timr to nire pieturti taken. Why Showing off ii only liurrun. but don't NO DOWN PAYMENT—UP TO 7 YRS. TO PAYI a twrtrait to atirpme the lamiiyf carry it t» extremes,. somely styled with spread or button down col- all cotton, wash 'n wear cotton and other fine CANCER (Junt 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (Die. 71 to Jin. 10) lars. Plaids, stripes or novelties. fabrics. ittiUt clever 4ilk of ptru>n whn w*n|» People orn—uttnit ?our faultil Inisilit*i or one of friendship. 1 Mile South of Hollrj'i VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) PISCES (Fib. 20 to March 20) »n rmphiilic mutual mopertf in* Change your tactic) wlien dealing vttfi 264-9808 on Route 35 next to AM, Try to rKflflcite di •uberdinates, coworken or children. Brookdale Nursing Horn* C1962, Held EnlCTPtitea. Inc. i SHOP Both Stores TONIGHT 'til 9