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NEPTUNE (AP) — James P. Mitchell, the Republican candi- Dwelling date for governor, is scheduled to leave Fitkin Hospital, here, to- morrow at 11 a.m. Mitchell, who broke his left leg Ruined June 6 in a fall, will take up sum- mer residence at the Stockton MIDDLETOWN - Police have Hotel, Sea Girt, his campaign rrested a suspect in connection headquarters announced yester- with the explosion and fire which day. Wednesday night wrecked a $25,- Special ramps are to be in' 900 house on Hosford Ave., stalled at the hotel to permit the Leonardo, Police Capt. Raymond candidate to get around in r. Walling reported yesterday. wheel chair. His suite was used Police did not identify the man for many years by the late come- but said he was found near the dian Fred Allen. cene about 4:30 p.m. in a dazed' condition, severely burned, and Mitchell's main campaign head- was immediately put under medi- quarters will continue to be at cal care. the Stacy-Trent Hotel in Trenton. Riverview Hospital authorities Newark Office confirmed last night that a man A Newark office is to be opened was brought in by the police, un- in September. Offices at 301 Main der guard. He was identified by St. Allenhurst, are to be closed. the hospital as James Manning, 30, of Asbury Park Village, As-' In other developments yester EXPLOSION AND FIRE — This is all that's left of Staffer house in Leonardo which bury Park, and was listed in fair- day, Mitchell blasted Teamster was hit by explosion and fire Wednesday night. An arson suspect has been arrtsted ly good condition, with burns of Union President James P. Hoffa the face, arms and legs. and said the unions current con- and Riverview Hospital authorities have confirmed that police have ther* a man un- REGATTA QUEEN —Sandy MacNeil, Middletown, receives crown as Miss Red vention in Miami Bea,ch was an der guard with burns over 38 per cent of his body. Under Guard Bank Regatta from Commodore Edward Conway, second from right, of the National outrageous sham and a* spectacle. A police officer has been guard- Sweepstakes Regatta Association. Looking on are Robert Viscount, left, regatta "So long as Hoffa and his ilk ng the man in the hospital. Hospital officials said Manning chairman, and Theodore Labrecque, Jr., secretary. The two-day event over which continue to control a union of this New Shrewsbury Borough Hall importance in size, organized was expected to be in condition Sandy will reign begins tomorrow on the Naveiink River. labor in the United States will for questioning today. He could suffer from a malignant growth not be questioned yesterday or that not only harms the honest Money Lack May End Dream last night, the hospital reported. and dedicated members of the When firemen arrived at the house Wednesday night, they Teamsters Union, but harms the NEW SHREWSBURY - Coun- a borough hall and headquarters. new headquarters. The under- found a 1953 automobile parked entire labor movement," he said. cilman Herbert L. Willett 3d, re- Notional Regatta Set Mayor Karl K. Baron said this standing for some time has been, in the driveway, the engine of The candidate also announced ported last night that this bor- report is premature, and should Mr. Willett said, that this bor- the car still Warm. he appointment of Alfred A. Fon- ough will be obliged by lack of have waited until the committee ough would be given the first op- Capt, Walling said yesterday ant of Clark as co-ordinator of money to give up its long-cher- had brought in its findings. portunity to buy the property. "there is a connection hetween Navesink Classic Begins Tomorrow i newly formed group called ished dream of buying the Gar- New Headquarters A council committee met with the suspect and the car." 'Labor's Non-Partisan Commit den State Parkway Authority of- The parkway authority will By HY CUNNINGHAM gatta, known from California tc going over each chore with a the authority recently, he stated The county prosecutor and .ee-Mitchell for Governor." fice building on Wayside Rd. for soon vacate its "present offices for New Jersey, was revived last fine comb. Committee heads re- and "regretfully" told the body RED BANK - Red Bank's one- county detectives were called in- year after a seven-year laps ported, and each department dis Fontana is secretary of the that New Shrewsbury will be able day, regatta was a tremendous to the case last night. and the revival struck local in- cussed all foreseeable problems Union County Central Labor to buy the property, because i success last year. It produced Councilman Says: The house is owned by Mr. twerest with the force of a .light- Union, president of local 33 of just doesn't have the money now leVen new world records and 2 Championships and Mrs. Robert Steffer. They ningboit. the Distillery Workers Interna- "I have informed Fred Forrest paved the way for the two-day and their child reportedly were '• Two national championships tional Union, and an internationa chairman of the Industrial Con visiting with relatives in the coun- classic which will be held here Final plans for this year's clas- are scheduled for Sunday's pro- representative of the uniods gress that this property will be ty at the time of the explosion on die Navesink River tomorrow sic were mulled over from top gram for the Jersey Speed Skifl Will 'Rue the Day' on the market," Mr. Willett said and fire. and Sunday afternoons. to bottom Wednesday night with and 44-cubic-inch hydroplani "Under the circumstances, the Own Concrete Firm The National .Sweepstakes Re-Commodore Edward H. Conway classes. Ofeay l/rbaw best outcome would be to get a Mr., Steffer, 22, and his two Saturday, the same classes wi School Is in Boroughratable there." brothers operate the Mutual Con- vie tor diVlslOnSr'cHaffiplOnsM "The site has interesting possi- Outside Jobs Out (See SUSPECT, Page 2) which should give the. contestant: Renewal NEW SHREWSBURY -^^ Coun-scJwil'arre^emeTy bilities^.'.he added..."One- good of both classes a shot at one titl citman W. Donald Cole predicted idea would be an office building or the other. Both ' classes hii and I would never permit my there for firms who deal with the Planning Aid last nightf that New Shrewsbury children to walk or to bicycle on pretty dose to the same speed. wiH "rufe flie.day" that Mon- Signal Corps." New Council The Jersey Speed Skiff record is KEANSBURG - The borough them," he said. Moonlighting Ban mouth Regional High School was "This brings up the question of Study Results 51.635 mph, while the 44s hit. was officially notified last night buMt in thtatborough. 44.342. that the Urban Renewal Admin- sidewalks,!' and I can't afford! Mayor Baron said he would like To JReview "TaxAVise and every other way, istration has approved a $56,800 those," he continued. to 'see results of a study on what The skiffs hold more of a local we'd be better off if it were m interest with Danny Ardolino, planning grant for the Grand- Adm. Andrew G. Shepard, a advantages the borough would Eatontown," he said. member of the regional school Rain by consolidating all services City Zoning Slated to Begin of Long Branch, rated with th(e view project. "It will cause us additional ex- best of skippers in this class. The project Is the first stage of board, explained there are two at one point. LONG BRANCH - The new penses for police, and worries He steers the "Jo Carol Too. the borough's plans for the future important reasons why the bor*y "We are sorely in need of city council moved last night to KEANSBURG - As of today, Police Chief Alphonsus McGrath about safety," he added, "be- deoided not to provide bus trans- the Borough Council's ban onsaid all members of the depart- Bob Perry also of Long Branch, through urban renewal. community center," he stated. review legality of action by the has accumulated numerous tro- sides the loss of a ratable. j| portation within the statutory -I. agree," Mr.- Willett stated. former Board of Commissioners outside jobs for the police de- ment had been advised of the In a telegram to the governing j "On top of all that, he said two-and-a half mile limit. "But 1 have given the matter to downgrade zoning require- partment went into effect. job ban.. phies with this skiff. Perry has body, Sen. Harrison A. Williams 1 'most of our .children will have "First," he said, "the minute some study and I think we could ments at the Shrewsbury river In other police matters, counci been knocking off races with said the agency had okayed the And according to local officials, to walk to school, while most you start to transport students do better somewhere else." 'ront to permit a large small- members of the department have after a public hearing, adopted great consistency along tht East funds. of the Eatontown students are who live within that state limit, In any case, he added, the bor- home development, an amendment to the police or- Coast all summer. It is estimated that the federal))„ complied with yesterday's dead- costs pyramid unbelievably. ough will have another chance at line to divest themselves of out-dinance authorizing. the .creation A West Long Branch racer, jovernment's share of "the over- Council took over city hall from Letter Read "And, second, we think it will the property, because the Park- aide interests. of a second captain's rank in theJerry Primayera, who pilots the all project will be more than he commissioners last'Saturday "Restless," sped to two firsts and At the same meeting a letter be good, physically, for those way Authority, when it puts up after voters had authorized a Officials said the ban on out-department. $600,000. T rom H. P. Sohlander, Swimming students living within walking the properly for sale will offer change in the form of govern- lide jobs would remain in effect In a subsequent resolution, Sgt. a pair of seconds last week at The borough's share of the Pleasantville and Mays Landing River Rd., was read, in which he distance, to walk." the borough a chance to match ment...... until the borough attorney re- Robert Kronenberger was named over-all project has been esti- isaid that the Monmouth Re "We are trying to alleviate the the highest bid offered." views the possibility of having to the new post. The Branchers will be making mated at $150,000 after credits Virtually all of the river front it tough for each other in a gional Board of Education's rule problem of Safety along the "However," he continued, "we ' members of the department limit ' Unanimous Approval or municipal improvements in along Atlantic Ave. is slated for neighborly fight. that all students within the two- roads by setting school opening don't anticipate having the mon- redevelopment under a project other jobs to days off, holidays Both measures won unanimous that area are applied to the cost. and vacation time. and-a-*half mle limit will not be and closing hours at times when ey to buy It." •.-• • pending in the courts and at city approval of the council. (See NATIONAL, Page 18) The Grandview project covers furnished bus transportation traffic is not at a peak," he said. "This question has been pend- a 10-acre area encompassing part hall almost 10 years. The city Jobs Ban Chief McGrath also advised the 'commendable." ."Also, we should remember ing for many years," he said. Housing Authority is the redevel- The ban on outside jobs was council that he had inspected,the f thV beachfront~ Carr, Fair- PacT •--"He added,-howeverr that htus AaLJhese ..are not grammar "I am disappointed that we can't opment_agent in the $10 million pushed by the governing body in steamboat pier and found a dan- ;iew, Belleview, Grandview, Cen- much concerned for the safety oi school students,." he added. (See MONEY, Page 2) federany^suppbrted project. an attempt to improve the effi- gerous situation existing at the ter and Raritan Aves. students who will walk or bicycle ciency of the department. It is end of the structure. Awarded Bendix The planning grant will cover to the school. atill uncertain whether members He said the last 800 feet of the WASHINGTON, D. C. - The urveys on land marketability, Along Swimming 'River Rd. of the department will fight the pier has a narrow, five-foot walk- Red Bank Division, Bendix Cor- potential use, land values and fin- there is no place to walk but the Caroline OK After Dunking ban. In a letter to the council, (See KEANSBURG, Page 2) poration, Eatontown, N. J., had ancial aspects of the project. 'lawns, he said, and on other been awarded a contract in the The surveys will be made by approach roads there are places "Soft Sell ApproacH mount of-W,107,0fl0_by~the_De-. Herbert H, Smith Associates, where there are neither lawns nor Mrs. Saltonstall partment of the Air Force, Sen. West Trenton, planning cbnsulP shoulderrfor-walkew-tojise^ Harrison A. Williams was advised nts. - "The roads leading to ihe -Rescuer yesterday. BOSTON (AP)-A young mother The award isfor production of Rt 35 Improvement who rescued 3-year-old Caroline in AC generator. and regulator Kennedy when she fell Into water | pplicable to the MD 3A ground Seek Easements over her head at a private pooll power system, Sen. Williams says "any of the mothers stand- Sought in Eaton townaid. For Bridge, Walk to School ing around could have done the thing I did." EATONTOWN - The commit ments at this time because many RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The H. Thomas Carr, and the road Caroline, daughter of President tee to improve the appearance of them are experiencing econom- Township Committee is still wait superintendent, Robert G. Wei- and Mrs. Kennedy, apparently j of Rt. 35 last night decided on ic difficulties brought on partial- Index ing for an answer from James J gand, to survey the Fulton PI. suffered no ill effects from her the soft sell approach. ly by the opening of the Mon- figi McKay and Robert J. Parkinson area and recommend a site For dunking in 4 or i'/j feet of water Bruce Mangan, chairman, said mouth Shopping Center here regarding easements for the an approach to the footbridge. a week ago yesterday at^ the the committee would act as an Would If He Could Amusements 14-15 ilanned walkway and footbridge The superintendent and engi- Bethcsda, Md., home of Mr" and advisory group to businessmen in "A laborer gets more than Births . ..' ; ;... :... : to Cove Road School, Committee- neer recommended that the town- Mrs. Newton I. Steers, Jr. Mrs ' an attempt to spruce up tfie high the businessman on Rt. 35," he Jim Bishop : « man Marvin Olinsky, road chair- ship place the sidewalk between Steers is the daughter of Mrs way. said. "1 don't think there's a Hal Boyle t man, reported last nigh). 58 Fulton PI. and 60 Fulton PI., Kennedy's stepfather, Hugh D, The Rt. 35 committee hopes to businessman in Eatontown who, Bridge 4 The Cove Rd. "shortcut," with a five-foot casement from Auchincloss. Induce merchants to make im- if he could afford it, wouldn't Classified ; 20-22 vhich would connect the Lynn the owner of each property. The White House confirmed the provements to their establish- improve his business." Comics -a Ylanor development with the They said this route would be ncident after the WashinRtnn ments in line with the widening He urged the committee to act Crossword Puzzle .. .4, IS ichool, would enable the Board the most direct, would terminate EveninRfStar told about it in a of Rt. 35 which is expected to as an advisory group to which Editorials S if Education to effect a substan- in a cleared area, be less costly story by society columnist Betty Caroline Kennedy Mrs. William Saltonstall start aboiit Labor Day. businessmen could turn if they Herblock ial saving in its bus transports- to build, and would provide a Brak\ Suddenly, I looked up and saw on in the water was sometimes Mayor Herbert E. Werner ap- planned improvements in connec- Kitty Kelly IIlO" ion budget since, at present, central location relative to the The rescuer was Mrs. William Caroline push off the edge of tho fun. That's about all that hap- pointed the nine-member commit- tion with the widening of Rt. 35. Movie Timetable 14 itudents from that area are trans- three main streets in the project. Saltonstall, daughter-in-law of pool clinging to a raft. pened." tee at the June 14 Borough Coun- The highway will be widened Sylvia Porter 6 wrted to school. U. S. Sen. Leverctt Saltnnslall, Mr, McKay, who is one of the "Then to my horror she slipped Not At Party' cil meeting. by nine feet on each side from Radlo-Televlslon 14-15 R-MaS's. Mrs. Saltonstall, 30, who The school board several Republican candidates for Town- from the raft and started to go He acted after Mrs. Norman its northern boundary to the traf- Religious Services 16-17 is cxpectinR a third child in the Mrs. Kennedy was not at the months ago requested the govern- ship Committee, lives at 58 Ful- down. I was about 10 feet from party. Caroline had gone there Thctford and Mrs. Mary Saun- fic circle. Social ...lO-n early fall, was at the children's 1 ing body to build the walkway ton PI,, and Mr. Parkinson, at the edge of tht: pool. I ran and with a nurse and a secret serv- ders, president of the Woman's Mr. Wihtol said the economic George Sokolsky 8 party with her 3-year-old dauyh- and bridge, over Flat Creek. 10 Fulton PI. jumped over a small wall and ice man. Steers and his wife also Club, asked for a "new approach" effect of the shopping center on Sporfi .18-18 or Claire. Last month, as a result of sav- Mr. McKay, as former head of leaped into the water. I was fully were absent and the family to the problem of improving the other merchants in the borough Stock Market 3 ngs in road bids, the committee the project's civic association, Saw Caroline dressed at the time,. rso, Kathryn Curran, was in appearance of this borough's por- was such that "the Chamber of Successful Investing t announced that It would have suf- was one ol the first persons to She said: "I grabbed Caroline and pulled charge. tion of Rt. 35. Commerce was dormant the min- Thank You icient funds in this year's budfi- suggest the walkway and foot- "There were six or seven other her to the edge. She looked at Miss Curran said no one had Karl F. WihtoLpresidcnt of the ute that shopping center came Navesink Hook & Ladder Co., t to do the work. bridge, to cut school board trans- mothers there also, Wo were all me, not a bit frightened, and fjone into the water when Carp- Chamber of Conmerce,- told the in." No. I, wishes to thank all con- ' Survey Made portation costs. g around the pool helping asked why I had my clothes on line slipped into her suit and connniltee not to^'harass" mer- He said the chamber has not tributors to its latest fund rais- Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr., During recent months, he has our children inlo their bathing in the water. walked to the pool. cbanti to improve their establish- (See EATONTOWN, Page 2) ing drive.—Adv. nstructed the township engineer, (See EASEMENTS, Page 2) suits and talkiijg to each other. | "I, told her that having clothes (See CAROLINE, Page 3) . 7, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Council Gets Suspect Woman's New Jersey—Some cloudiness (Continued)) at limes today.,Chance for a few Death Due To Gugliotta Men Dirty Water infcttog Co., Belmtr, $. concrete showers tonight and Saturday Timely Nate* on the Great Outdoors business* Held For morning. Variable cloudiness By NELSON BENEDICT Police Mid they believe the sus- Alcoholism Arrested In later tomorrow. High today and Complaints pect Is in employee or l'former tomorrow near OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Mrs. OCEANPORT — "We wart employee of the company. 80, but lower Last year, when the firm also Susan Aitchison, 38, an Asbury Grand Jury clean water," was the complain Bewitched, bothered and Bewildered are bluefish Robbery near the ocean operated a branch in Matawan Park waitress, whose body was EATONTOWN - David Gugli- of Sagamore Ave. residents anglers. Blues in numbers beyond count are in residence OCEANPORT— Police here Low tonight in Township, It reported a suspicious found in a woods near the Holly- last night's Borough Counci the 60s. on nearby fishing grounds, but it is seemingly next b fire which damaged a truck, and wood Golf Club Wednesday, died MARINE meeting. of acute alcoholism. attempted grand larceny at charged them with the assault impossible td make the contrary critters respond to five "sabotage" incidents in p g y and battery Wednesday of August Cape May A petition was presented to th Dr. Julius A. Tbren, Monmouth b Mth Sh which land was put into truck berger's, Monmouth Shopping Wittenberg, Monmouth Rd., and to Bloc* Is- council, protesting sediment an chum and hook baits. :ounty physician, gave, this re- Center, is being helh d f thhe engines, at the Matawan mixing have issued warrants for their land — Winds rust in the two-inch water mai As of yesterday, the blues were having no part o plant. x>rt after an autopsy. grand jury action. variable in di- serving that area. v arrest of three other men. bait. They were, however, biting freely on trolling Capt. Walling said last night it Mrs. Aitchison was identified At his arraignment yesterday Mr. Wittenberg, proprietor of rection today The petition also charged the by Jack H. Cooper, 33, cf 607 before Magistrate Peter Edward- appears the fire was set in the Wittenberg Nurseries, was at- tonight and to- due to an increase(l in houses o lures. Squidders caught lots of fish on the inshore edg Fourth Ave., Asbury Park, who sen, Gugliotta waived a prelim Steffer home and the place was tacked aad robbed of $8 Wednes- morrow, but this street, the "capacity of t of the Acid Water. They also boated bonito and fooled already burning at the time the police quoted as saying he had feary hearing. No bail was set. day afternoon in his office. At mostly onshore during the after water main has greatly de been drinking at a city tavern He is being held in the county around with school tuna in a manner which was highly explosions were touched off. that time he said five assailantsjnoon hours. Speeds averaging creased, and at periods of pe, He said the explosives probab- with the woman for several hours Jail. a wearing bathing suits took part; bout 10 knots, Visibility about load, water pressure is 'non iuggestive of better days to come. Wednesday morning. In traffic cases yesterday, ly were "some type of volatile in the crime. I five miles except one to three existent in the homes at the deat Police said Cooper admitted Michael J. Coward, 110 Barker Highlands and Atlantic Highlands party boat liquid" rather than anything in According to Police Chief Rob- miles early today and in a few end of the main." making the anonymous phone Ave., Shrewsbury Township, paid skippers who have been panting at the bit, wise- the nature of dynamite. ert Berry, Frank Desevo, 273 showers tonight and tomorrow To the request for the imme call late Wednesday afternoor 915 for driving without a license; Ownen Questioned Second Ave., Long Branch, ad morning. diate installation of a new am ly enough restrained their enthusiasm. They won't which led to discovery of the Norman Saver, Jr., 233 Corlies Local and county detectives mitted to being involved in the Temperatures in eastern jv larger water main, Edward be making with the chum this week-end. Instead, questioned Mr. and Mrs. Steffer body. He appeared at head- Ave., Allenhurst, $6, no regis- assault and battery after he was juarters personally about mid- tration in his possession; Ruby sylvania, southeastern New York Wilson, mayor, replied that the! for about two hours in Middle- arrested yesterday by Long Connecticut and New Jersey dur they intend to concentrate on more co-operative night and told the complete story. C. Howard, 45 Grant Ct., Long is no money available in tl town police headquarters last Branch Patrolmen William Man- ing the five-day period tomorrow porgies and fluke.' He was held pending the autopsy Branch, $15, careless driving, budget for such a move. night. non and Jack Nawlor. through Wednesday are expected report and then was released. and Edgar T. Marsh, 221 Cedar Barring an emergency appr( A definite conflict of Interests involving blueffis} Mr. Steffer told police he has While the suspect was being to average two to five degrees Ave., Long Branch, $15, driving priation, there is only "about $50 a $25,000 homeowner insurance questioned at Oceanport head- below normal. Turning cooler is certain to occur in the Navesink tomorrow and Sun with an expired license. left over from installing the wate policy and a mortgage on the Federal Grant quarters by Chief Berry and about tomorrow night with only meters, which can be used f( day. The North River is loaded with small blues, but house. He and his family had Capt. John Welch, he identified small day-to-day changes there- temporary repair," he said. boat traffic as represented by contestants in the N moved into the place less than a a second man as being in the Is Received after. Some normal high and The mayor also said that whe month ago. party of five who happened at tional Sweepstakes Regatta will enjoy a definite prior- Name Usnick low temperatures are Albany 82 the council decided to install th Mr. Steffer refused to taljc to TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- that moment to be outside the and 60, Atlantic City 79 and 67, water meters this year, usi ity. River trailers will have to wait for the speed mer- reporters last night. iey's Institutions Department has headquarters building. Hartford 85 and 62, New York the $10,000 appropriation In tl chants to desist from stirring up the best bluefishin The explosion blew' out one side received a $25,000 federal grant To Adjutant Patrolmen Wtyiam Morris and city 85 and 67, Philadelphia 87 of the house, part of the roof, to find new ways to treat elder- Clarence Cosantino immediately • ------• budget, it had no knowledge grounds (north of Blossom Cove). and 66, Scranton 83 and 61. Pre- the situation on Sagamore Ave the front and rear doors, and ly, poor mental patients. arrested Frank De Paula, 22, of cipitation may totaj> more than "We would naturally have con And speaking of the rivers, crabbing is dismall most of the window. The grant came from the U. S. General Post 140 Duncan Ave., Jersey City. six-tenths Inch, falling mainly as sidered this situation, and tri slow in demonstrating any signs of life. Kay Christian' No one was injured. The near- Public Health Service, the de- FORT MONMOUTH - Lt. Col. DePaula, Chief Berry said, ad- showers tonight or tomorrow with est house on Hosford Ave. is to alleviate it, had we had an; partment reported yesterday, and Edward N. Usnick has been ap- mitted his part in the crime, say- a chance for local showers about son of Chris' Landing, Sea Bright, says the Shrewsbury about 75 feet away. knowledge of it then," he saiEurope and Korea. installed by the Portaupeck W Long Branch's Sam Gordon with stellar sport Tuesday way making it impossible for po- appeared likely in 'the drought- selves. Prior to assignment at this Sig- appeared at several committee ter Company in 1926, according He and his guests aboard the Sliok Chick caught four, lice or emergency crews to get stricken areas from Montana to Due to a fluke of the draw nal Corps post, Col. Usnick was meetings and urged haste on the Henry J. Anderson, building ii to the steamship in case of emer- northern Wisconsin. 16 to 43 pounds. three U. S. competitors have had stationed at Fort Lewis, Wash. part of the governing body re- spector. The company is no •ency. He said he advised the the dubious pleasure of knock- He was graduated from the garding the project. More showers fell during the municipally owned, and ties Angling techniques change where stripers are in iwner of this condition. ing each other out at almost University of Nevada in 1933. But in answer to the question night and early morning along a with the Monmouth Consolidate' volved in the play. It seems like only yesterday whe Mayor Collichio asked George every stage of the Thames Cup as to whether he would be willing front from North Carolina west- Water Company, Babe Tilton, Gil Wagner and Cliff Doerle—•* doughty E, Ostrov, borough attorney, to to give the township the five- ward to Oklahoma and the north' for eight-oar shells. determine what, if any, is the foot easement, he stated that ern Texas Panhandle. Light trio of Rumsonites—-were knocking the bass dead oi The fine Cornell lightweight liability of the borough for the Money he had assumed the walkway showers also sprinkled areas In popping plugs. Now the smarties are making sense with crew yesterday was pounded into juter end of the pier, defeat by Eliot House from Har- (Continued) would be placed "at the end of the Rockies, western parts of the Double Council passed an emergency Great Plains, the Upper Great bugeye bucktails. vard University. buy it, but, financially, wi hive Fulton PL rather than at my resolution providing $13,400 for house," and added: Lakes region, along the South Successful bucktail fishing at Officers' Beach am Cornell lost by one-third of a 'oads, streets, election expenses, no choice." Atlantic Coast and Eastern Gulf Sessions length with the winners returning Two Disagree "I have no other comment to other Sandy Hook hot spots is strictly a jigging proposi :ourt litigation and salaries. make except that I have referred Coast and in the northern Pacific a time of 6:52—one of the fastest C. Bernard Blum, borough At the same meeting Mr. Wll- Coast states. tion. A little dexterity with the forearms and wrists of the regatta. lett and the mayor also disagreed the entire matter to my attorney Eliminated manager, advised council that he goes a long way in that league. "Well, we gave you a race, on the question of whether to give and the mortgage company, and Rainfall amounts were light in HIGHLANDS - The Board had written the state Depart- worthy of the final," Cornell a copy of the recent compilation I understand Mr. Parkinson has most places, ranging from a Education last night adopted Fly and spin fishermen reportedly are catch- ment of Health for approval of trace to about y inch in a six- Coach Harry Kaiser said later. or borough ordinances to the done the same." t new class organization whicl ilans to expand the sewer-plant hour period. However, more than ing bass quietly and by stealth In the Navesink He was obviously disappointed. Planning Board. Asked whether he would fight eliminates double sessions in th and extend sewerage facilities two inches of rain doused Ponca north of Oceanic Bridge. That's a night fishing Eliot House and Connecticut's in the borough. A letter from the board's chair- the matter in court if the town- local school. City, Okla., and nearly one inch Kent School today were battling man, Philip H. Meyer, Jr., re- ship should find it necessary to Last year, the first grade onlj situation where loss of sleep may be recompensed The agency's approval Is re- fell in Albany, Ga. for a place In the semi-finals. The quested such a copy. seek condemnation, he replied: was put on double session to pro quired before the borough asks by bass scores which merit more than a casual outcome is that only one U.S., Mayor Baron advocated giving "No comment." Mostly fair weather prevailed vide sufficient classroom space the state Division of Local Gov- glance. crew—no matter how good they the board one. Mr. McKay said he had "no in other sections of the country The most notable change in th ernment to extend its debt limit are individually—can reach the f i for the project. Mr. Willett said three members idea" how long it would take to It was cool again this morning new class organization, outsit Pete Pauels, the Rumson rowboat liveryman, I give the governing body an along the northern border of the of the single session first grade, nal. of the board, the mayor and two presently more concerned with bluefish rather than DEATH NOTICE answer regarding the requested country from the Upper Great is enlargement of the upper councilmen, already have copies. POPYK. on July 4, USI, John »r.. or easement. Lakes region to New England and classes. stripers. Well he might be. On a recent outing from 148 Jackson St., Hatafean, formerly or AH the planning body really 396 Chapman St., Irvinyton. Beloved needs, he stated, is copies of the Mr. Parkinson was not avail- along the Central and Northern The sixth grade will have Pete's dock, Jack Cohen of Red Bank caught-27 blue Jennings Takes huanand of Anna (ne« KorTthko) dear Pacific Coast. Temperatures pupils in one class, the-gevent; father oE John Jr.. and-Mrsr Maryann- roning,, subdivision .control," and able for comment.- up to two pounds, and Dennis Mear^e, Sumson, had 12 Dumenko, rrandfather of four grand- anti-look-alike ordinances, and The committee hopes to com- were mostly in the 50s. grade, 40 pupils and the eightl Post fof Moody children and great grandchildren. Rela- grade 40 pupils. The Navesink blues, incidentally, are biting o tives and (rlenda are kindly Invited tn they have those. plete the project before Septem But 60 degree readings covered MIDDLETOWN - Earl Moody, attend, the funeral from 'The- Mulia Fourteen seventh graders am medium-size spoons tipped off with porkrind. The flats Home For Funeraln," 263 16Ui Avenue. ber, when the new Cove Road most of the northern half of the Democratic candidate for Town- Newark, on Saturday, July 8 at S:."!l nine eighth graders will sha School will open. country except for some 70s in near Blossom Cove have yielded the fastest fishing. ship Committee, yesterday an- a.m. Hlrh Mm of Requiem at St. another class (in the same room; John't Ukrainian Catholic Chapel. New- Barbara Three Shot! the Northern Grejit Plains. The nounced that Vincent J. Jennings ark, N, J., at 9:30 a.m. Interment 70s were the rule in the southern under the new system. Even shore-based anglers have been declarin Everjreea Cemetery, visitation 3-U, 7-10 56 Frost Cir., will be his cam- P.m. Off N. J. Open Pace half except for 80s along the ex- In all, Joseph R. Boljger, prii themselves in on all that good bluefishdng. Cottrell'; paign manager. Queries GOP treme south and In the Southern cipal, submitted six alternate o PLAINFIELD - Lou Barbara Dock in Highlands has been the scene of some reall Mr. Jennings, a lawyer, was one of Hollywood Country Club had a Plains and 80s and 90s In the ganization plans to the board fi of the three Democrats running 73 yesterday to be three strokes southwest desert region. consideration. fast sport, and Bahrs' Landing has been still another Housing Vote in the April primaries as a can- off the lead In the 41st annua The new schedule will requi: place where dock casters using Hopkins Lures hav TRENTON (AP) - Thorn Lonl Early * morning temperatures didate for the post Mr. Moody New Jersey Golf Association Open 13 teachers. •Democratic state chairman, to- ranged from 92 at Needles and been tanning small blues. seeks. Mr. Moody said Mr. Jen- championship. day asked for an explanation of Blythe, Calif., and Gila Bend, nings' acceptance of the role was . The leaders are Jake Zastko of Friend &f ours in Cape May was on the telephoni why five New Jersey GOP con- Ariz., to 51 at Bradford, Pa., and "one more step toward party uni- Madison and Tim DeBaufre of 52 at Marquette, Mich. Some last night. He wanted to know where all the porgiei gressmen voted against the Na- OK Transfer ty," and showed his loyalty to Wildwood, who had two-under other reports; New York 68 tional Housing Act June 28, were. Seemed that the normally prolific porgy ground: the party." ''•" pars 70s in the opening day. Zas- clear; Chicago 66 clear; Boston tko is the 1959 PGA champ. Bar- Lord said the bill was vital to 62 cloudy; Washington 68 clear; Of License there were barren of fish. HOUSE GROUP APPLAUDED baro is a former N. J, Open New Jersey, because it would Atlanta 69 clear; Miami 81 clear; WEST LONG BRANCH - Bor- That's understandable! As of press time, there champion. provide homes for people ol Detroit 67 clear; Eouisville 70 ough Council yesterday approved NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP)-The Expnt professional moderate Income and make avail was a glut of porgies between Elberon to the south partly clear; Detroit 67 clear; the transfer of a retail liquoi Methodist Laymen's Club here 24-hr, nursing cart able $2 billion nationwide fo: St. Louis 70 clear; Minneapolis consumption license from Wes and Shrewsbury Rocks. Party boats fishing there- has adopted a resolution com- Entries Being Taken slum clearShce projects. 64 clear; Kansas City 72 cloudy; Long Branch Lanes, Inc., 82; abouts prospered mightily. Anglers aboard same mending the House Committee on Un-American Activities for Licensed by the Dept. For Major League- The Democratic chairman sai Denver 64 clear; Dallas 81 clear; Broadway,, to Monmouth Fbi yesterday caught dinner-plate po'gles In numbers Of Institutions and Agencies James P. Mitchell, RepubHcar Phoenix 84 clear; Seattle 59 rain; wood Co.; '884 Broadway. "bringing to the American people Ol New Jersey MIDDLETOWN - Harmony candidate for governor, shouk San Francisco 56 clear; Los An- Coincldentally, a renewal of th that rapidly filled to overflowing feed sacks and relevant information as to the Bowl Is taking entries now for say if he supports the position o: geles 67 clear; Anchorage 55 license also was granted. garbage' pails. tactics, methods and intentions of a new women's major bowling a majority of the Republica partly cloudy; Honlulu 77 cloudy. After the lanes were destroyi the Communists." HILLTOP Small craft anglers who might want to dally witt PRIVATE NURSrNO HOME, D.C. league scheduled to start her* In congressmen. by fiFe about two years ago, the September. Those voting against the bil firm's 1959-1960 liquor license was porgies come the week-end would do well to concen- No problem finding tenants Kings Hwy. Mlddletown Participants must have at least he said, were Reps. Milton W not renewed by Council un trate on the mussel beds directly off the point of Sandy when you advertise The Register OS 1-0177 at 150-average and the four-girl Glenn, James C. Auchindoss Eatontown June 15. Hook. way.—Advertisement. teams must roll a minimum aver- Peter Frellmghuysen, William B (Continued) The Alcoholic Beverage contro age of 615. Widnall, and Frank C. Osmers, Commission had advised counci Remember, though, porgies are easily spooked. The league is slated to include collected any dues in the past the licensee could apply for not expect to do business with those shy bottom-feeders three years. 10 teams and will distribute $2,318 It pays to advertise In Th new license under hardship cir wherever boat traffic is extensive and noisy. If you In prize money. Register.—Advertisement. He also said the chamber has cumstances resulting^ from thi refused--to-- accept—applications •flreT" """"* " setrr boar ®Mng"pofgies7cuT your'"engihy and drif Air Conditioned jor Your Comfort for membership from any stores down to the impact area. FOR ANY OCCASION in the Monmouth Shopping Cen ter. Caroline Also worth more than casual mention as com- 60 I. FRONT STREET RED BANK HONEY BEE FLOWERS In urging the committee to act patible companions of bottom fishermen are fluke. in an advisory capacity, Mr. Wih- (Continued) Captains Dick LaViola, Red Zollinger, Jack Early RUSSELL T. HODSKISS tol said. "Caroline had picked up a flpal SHadyside 7-0557 er board at the lower end < and other Highlands party boat skippers say fluke "I think we should'wait and see 464 BROAD STREET, he pool and gone in, but a what'Rt. 35 Is really going to fishing is uncommonly good for so early In the parcntly slid off the board SHREWSBURY look like" before any improve- season. A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- about 4'/i feet of water." ments to businesses are proposed. White House Press Secretary like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the- SH 1-4020 Mr, Mangan said the Rt. 35 Pierre Salinger said Caroline was committee hoped to determine If continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished Reliable Since 1927 out of the pool in seconds. " it could have, some influence on Highlands Water Show July 27 was not a serious matter," li service and quiet dignity. ( BY WIRE ANYWHERE the future development along Rt. said. HIGHLANDS - The Highlands Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. 35. The Star said Caroline's nurs Water Sports Carnival will in- A water comedy swimminf He praised the "excellent job" unknown to the others, had gon lude 18 swimming events for team also will be on hand. HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. done by Philip H, Meyer, chair- into the house to change int< boys and girls ages 8 to 16, at thei The Highlands Business, Pro- man of the Shrewsbury Planning her bathing suit when the inciden Clearwater Pool hero July 27. fessional and Crafts Association, Board in preparing Ideas for new occurred. In addition, 14 to 16-year-olders sponsor of the carnival, wi construction and alterations to fit Caroline went back into th will compete In diving contests, award medals to all winners. ITT The Adams Memorial Home in with an overall development pool later, Pamela Turnure, Mrs and two special exhibition relay Entry blanks are available to plan. (ennedy's press secretary, sai races have been scheduled for day and must be in by July 23 i ...... Successor to Mount Memorial Home It O B E K T A. 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PH (.1441 US Cooper rd., Mlddlelown oil rt. 39 at Formerly of East Orange Suti. 9 A.M. to B P.M. netdea'e Corner 8H famt For An Appointment Convenient Terrai SH 7J5W ,Mi Sum. 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. In Your Own Horn* Tax Break RED 5A5JK REGISTER Friday, July 7, 1961-3 Successful Investing Is Ruled New Jersey News Briefs Associated Preic Dome at 121 Western br., Short THENTON (AP) - For the 'Fully Priced' Is Fancy Term HUU, on June I. The boy lj time being, some elderly couples BORDENTOWN - The Derby being held at Meolo Park ftate can get a property tax break Meaning Too High' Volunteer Fire Company, which Diagnostic Center. Mrs. Beach even though their combined in- has neither equipment nor a fire received household goods, per- come is over the (5,000 a year house to put it in, has found a sonal effects and cash In Joint By ROGER E. SPEAR limit. way to purchase a brand new, bank accounts. She b the for- That was the ruling yesterday (Q) "I would like to buy some known and more broadly based 750-gallon fire truck — trading mer Maria (Minnie) Wright- of Deputy Attorney Gen. Robert American Sterilizer. My broker American Hospital Supply. stamps. "People laughed when son, a great-granddaughter of Sheldon. He was asked by Wil- (ays this stock is fully priced and I believe I am correct in nv they heard about our plan," said George Huntington Hartford, liam Kingsley; state tax director. should be bought only for long- assumption that the present bu Vincent Stolowski, president of founder of the food chain. Mrs. A new law allows an $800 cut term appreciation. Do you agree market has some way to go yel the trading stamp drive, "butBesch was named executrix of in the property tax assessment with the brosubjec- t only to intermediate de- now they are getting serious the estate. of homeowners 65 or over whose ker, and would clines. If this is so, Americar about it." Getting the truck is income is less than $5,000 a year. still a long way off, but the 20- you explain Sterilizer looks to me like 8 good TRENTON - Gov. Robert B. The average tax saving for some member company has contracted the expression purchase. Meyner will break ground next 100,000 elderly homeowners would for it and has 10 months to raise "fully priced?" (Q) "I am within 18 month: Thursday for an $11.6 mllhtra be $80 a year. the stamps needed—10,000 books. A. C. of retirement and have bough office building for New Jersey's But Sheldon said there is a And by the tims the truck ar- (A) The fi- stocks primarily for growth, witr Labor Department. The building loophole. A woman with an in-rives, the firemen hope to have nancial indus current dividends a minor factoi is the first in a $25 million series come under $5,000 could qualify a building ready to keep it try has its own I own Atlantic Refining, Bethle- for the deduction if she and her for state agencies. The Labor De- particular eu- hem Steel, General Motors anc Company representatives are; rt t bulldi ^ ta husband jointly own the house, phemisms, and Flintkote. Would you suggest an; meeting with bank officials ttoo- - an eight.acrc site clearel d m even though he might be a mil- one of the changes?" J. S, seek a mortgage on a piece_ofjofjTrentonTrenton..ss John Fm ^develop- lionaire. SPEAR most common land where they can have a f.rejment • t near ^ state (A) In your circumstances, A bill to close the loophole has Of them is "fully priced." When house built. But they'll be talk- would. Your stocks represem passed the Senate and is on sec- house. It will be a 13-story build- we say a stock is fully priced, we ing money, not stamps, wiUi the good value, but they average out ond reading in the Assembly. inp, providing office space for generally mean that it's too high as rather slow from the stand bank. Sheldon also ruled that an ap- 2,000 employees. priced, but we want to soften the point of growth. I would hold A LARGER QUARTERS — Mayor George A. Gray, right, officiates at ribbon cutting plicant who is a veteran cannot PEAPACK — Some 200 guests . blow. lantic Refining and General Mi yesterday at remodeled end enlarged Clayton and Magee men and boys' clothing use his $500 veteran's deduction attended a nuptial mass yester- TRENTON—All insurance com- tors, which I consider your besi I think that in this particular on the same home for which he day fo Miss Beatrice Anna panies with home offices in New Instance I must disagree with issues. I believe your prospects store on Broad St., Red Bank. With him are members of the store's partnership, r claims the $800 deduction. rsey will be required to block your broker. 1 like American Ster- for appreciation would be im Eugene Magee; left, William A. Magee and their mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Magee. bot Lodge, daughter of the for- conflicts-of-interest by their of- ilizer, and believe it is a good proved by switching Flintkote in mer governor of Connecticut and ficials. Charles R. Howell, stats holding for appreciation this year] to Georgia Pacific (NYSE) am fornwr;__U.S; „ ambassador to tanking. 4r«i-.iasiiMacfi....C(}mmi5:_ as well as over the longer term. Bethlehem Steel into Talcoi Spain, and Antonio de Oyarzabal sioner, said tho companies must The company is one of the few (James) (NYSE). Federal Skunktauses y Marche-si, a Spanish diplomat. set up procedures to guard publicly owned situations in the A reception at the Morrir-town against conflicts by Nov. 15. In (Mr. Spear can not answer a estate of Miss Matilda Frelinf;- field of hospital supplies — anmail personally but will answer Employee Rt. 34 Crash a letter to insurance companies, area m which growth can be huysen, a cousin of the bride, he said, "As you are no doubt all questions possible In bis co! followed' the wedding at St. very rapid over the years ahead. umn.) ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP - Ver- aware, as the result of items in mont Madison, 21, who lives and Brigid's Roman Catholic Church. On my estimate of $1.40 Leader the press during the past year, works at the Marlboro State Hos- •hare net for 1961, the shares WASHINGTON (AP) — Ne« several instances of apparent pital escaped injury about mid- EAST PATERSON-Thc Grand sold recently at 25 times earnings, Jersey ranks Utfi among thi conflict of interest on the part EAC Gets night when a car he was driving Union Co. has reported that net This multiple does not seem high states and the District of Co- of officers of corporations, in- overturned on Rt. 34. earnings for the 13-week period when compared to approximately lumbia in the number of fed- cluding Insurance companies, ending May 27 were $1,822,020, 45 times earnings for better ,500,000 eral civilian employees, a con- Mr. Madison told Trooper Paul hava been publicized." gressional committee reported leukman of Shrewsbury Bar- compared to eanvings of $1,866,- today. racks he swerved his car to641 for the same period last BELV1DBRE — Clendenin J. year. After preferred dividends, In Contracts The joint committee on reduc- avoid a skutik in the road and Ryan, cattleman and one-time in- the 1961 figure was equal to 39 Market Up WASHINGTON, D. C.-The De-1 tion of non-essential federal ex- lost control. The trooper charged dependent candidate for governor cents a share on the 4,506,863 partment of Defense has awarded penditures listed total civili him with careless driving. of New Jersey, left an estate shares of Electronic Assistance Corporation employment of tho federal go common stock out- valued at $689,686, according to For Fourth standing. of Red Bank, N. J., a series ol emmerrt in New Jersey at 53,83! a final accounting submitted by contracts totaling approximate! as of last Dec. 31. Welfare Policy the executor. Ryan, grandson of TRENTON-About 3,000 New $1,500,000. Most of these were employi Thomas Fortune Ryan, a New Straight Day Jersey National Guardsmen Robert Edwards, EAC's presi- by the Army — 19,081 — and Is Defended York millionaire, committed sui- will travel tonight to Camp - NEW YORK (AP) - The stock dent, who made the announce- Post Office Department—17,511 cide in his New York apartment market advanced for the fourth ALBANY, N. Y. (AP) - At- Drum, N. Y., for two weeks of ment today, said they, bring thi It Jisted total civilian emplo; in September, 1947. At one time, straight session Thursday. Vol- tempts of the city of Newburgh annual active duty. The units firm's backlog of orders to more ment of the federal governinei Ryan reportedly was worth $49 ume increased to 3.47 million to limit the amount and duration will leave from armories than $3,500,000. as 2,372,580 as of Dec. 31. million. shares from 3.27 million Wednes- of some welfare payments were throughout the stale and use The primary contract calls fo: California led the nation in fee day and was the biggest since defended by city officials today the Garden State Parkway and delivery to the Signal Corps ol era! civilian employment June 19 when 3.98 million shares as morally sound and financially New York Thruway for most approximately 7B5 subminiature, 239,464, followed by New Yo: were traded.. necessary. of their trip. The convoys will Board Employs airborne frequency modulated with 179,784 and ttfte District include more than 539 vehicles. At the same time, Polaroid was radio receiver-transmitter sets. Columbia with 168,991. But critics said the regulations thrown for a 10-point loss as ilThey are used for two-way com- Monmouth County's total were illegal, inhumane and Two Teachers NEW YORK-Indiana General closed at 187>4- Texas Instru- munication links between differ- 8,854 federal civilian employe founded on anti-Negro prejudice. NEW SHREWSBURY - The Corp. plans an expansion of pro- ments lost 4%. Steete declined. ent aircraft and between aircraft led the state, followed by Essi These were the opposing argu- Monmouth Regional Board of duction and research facilities at Motorj were off on balance. and ground stations. They can County wift 7,655. Monmouth' ments readied for a hearing be- Education last night hired two its General Ceramics Division, Building materials and farm im- also be used to "home" on any total included 7,144 Army civilian VIOLENCE AT PEAK—Demonstrators led by young Moi. fore members of the New York iteaohers. plements were mixed. Mostly Keasbey, N. J. signal within the frequency range. employees, 687 Navy employee lemi, and among them veiled Moslem women, walk State Social Welfare Board on Robert A. Richmond, Roy Rd., higher were airline, drugs, elec- Mr. Edwards also said that the Newburgh issue, which has Middletown, 8 Seton Hall Grad- nd 832 postal employees. through Diar El Mahcoul, an Algiers suburb. Violence trical equipment, oils and chem- during June EAC had received Sussex County had the lea become a focal point for board TRENTON-Joseph L. Mealey uate, wiH teach English ct an icals. $35,000 worth of orders from jnumber of federal "civilian em reached a peak in the Mediterranean country on Wed- debate on the entire scope of heads a promotion list for chief annual salary of $5,500, plus The Dow Jones Industrial av- breweries for ultrasonic air elim 'ployees in the state with 137, nesday with at least 80 Moslems dead in clashes with public welfare. of police in Gloucester City, the$1,100 for work during July and erage rose '1.50 to 694.27, closing inating equipment. The equip- Officials of Newburgh, a city state Civil Service Department August of this year. including 125 postal employees French forces. (APWirephoto) below its best for the day. Anment "foams" beer ultrasonical- nine Agriculture Department em of 31,000 along the Hudson River has disclosed, In a list for Ocean Mr. Richmond wil also be as- advance* of rails came late in ly, purging its air and thus ex- ptoyees, two employees of tfc about 50 miles north of New York County detective, at a salary of|sistant football coadi at a salary the day. tending its shelf-life. Selective Service system and ot.' Mitchell. Noting Mitchell's dec- City, jay that 5 per cent of the $5,500 a year, the top three can- of $300. Of 1,255 issues traded, 660 ad Commerce Department employee. Give Support laration that he opposed team- population is on relief and that didates were Palmer J. Herbert, ' Thomas G. Bowen, East Pitts- vanced and 387 declined. New Middlesex County has 4,27' sters union president James Hof- the city's taxpayers no longer Point Pleasant; Charles V. burgh, Pa., will teach Industrial highs for the year totaled 40 and Owners Asked employees and Ocean 1,803. fa, Hughes said he also takes a can absorb the mounting cost. A Grove, Toms River, and Jcseph arts at a salary of $4,500, plus new tows 9. To Hughes dim view of Hoffa. large portion of those on relief M. McC'ulloch, Point Pleasant $450 for additional work during Beach. Six of the most active stocks NEWARK (AP) — Five Essex But Hughes said that Mitchell, are Negroes. August, to prepare courses of advanced, six declined and three To Move Boats County Democratic leaders who as a candidate for New Jersey The state called 10 Newburgh study. were unchanged. RED BANK - Tha Nations: Transportation have been feuding with each governor, "now promixes to ac- officials to today's hearing, in NEWARK-The bulk of the The school board, at the same Avco topped the most active list estate of Robert Woodruff Sweepstakes Regatta Committee other met yesterday and pledged cornplish what he was unwilling eluding the'mayor, the city man- 'meeting, voted to buy 83 type- Besch, A & P executive killed ~fcr The third straight session, has requested that owners of to support the Democratic guber or unable to do as secretary of ager arid four couhcilmen,'.""" writers for $15,000. Nine of the*o rising by his son last month, has been to 23 on 86,400 shares. boats anchored in the Naveslnk Bids Received natorial candidate, Richard J. labor—trim the power of Mr. Hof-i City Manager Joseph Mitchell are electric machines. All are Bhl left to his children/ His will, Bethlehem was second, falling on or near the course of the com- Hughes. fa." said the city was determined to for use In typing classes. dated July 31, 1958, and pro- 1% to 40% on 76,000 shares. Third ing week-end's races move the Meeting with Hughes were proceed "with social reform by Norman J. Fields reported that was Olm MaaHeson, up % at 45 By Board Mitchell was secretary of labor bated Wednesday In the Es- craft at their earliest possible Newark Mayor Leo P. Carlin, whatever means within our dis- [transportation bids have been re- on 71,200 shares. fcARITAN TOWNSHIP - Th in President Eisenhower's cabi- sex County surrogate's office, convenience. state Sen. Donal C. Fox, Con posal," even if it means doing ceived and opened. Active gainers included Kayscr-| Board of Education last night di net. set up a trust fund for the chil- Committee spokesmen said a ;ressmen Peter W. Rodino Jr. without state add federal aid. The school bus contracts will , Roth, up I, and Universal Match, ferred action on bids received Hughes accused Mitchell ol be- dren—Robert, 14, Lorraine, 1?, number of boats which are not and Hugh J. Addonizio, and coun- be awarded at the board's next up l'/a. Ohock Full O'Nuts rose 'or the transportation of pupil ing too selective in his timing. Stephen, 10, and Qubiton, 5. actually in the course must be ty Democratic Chairman Dennis SAINTS SAFE regualr meeting Tuesday, it was V/t, Beckman Instruments 2, For the 1961-62 school year. "Where was his indignation over Robert shot his father In (heir moved to provide ample running, F. Carey. ROME (AP) — Roman Catho- announced. American Viscose 1, Radio Corp. room for the racersi If they are President Robert J. Corblis: Hoffa last year when the team- 1 In a statement following the lic authorities have denied ru- l'/4," Union Carbide 1, Consoli- mnounced contracts for the I sters' leader was supporting Mr. not moved by their owners, the meeting, Hughes said l\e was mors that St. Christopher, patron dated Edison V/t, American To- IUS routes will be awardec Mitchell's friend, Richard Nixon committee will have to have them pleased "that these leaders wil- saint of travelers, might be bacco % Texaco 1%, New York moved as a safety measure, It Thursday pending further study .?" in the presidential elec- 1 Singly agreed to put asida any stricken from the roster of saints, Central I /, and American Smelt-j was announced. 3f the bids. tion, Hughes asked. personal difference they may as was done >n the case of St. tag IK. Only two contractors bid on al have had to sit down and plan Hughes said he is opposed to Philomena. Authorities also la- Honolulu Oil reordered % at 4 bus routes. this campaign," Hoffa, just as he is opposed to beled erroneous reports that St. $i% after falling 8ft Wednesday. Guess Who The board awarded contracts Hughes later lashed out at his "bookmakers, man-eating sharks Patrick's feast, March 17, might ' Yesterday's doting stocks. 'or fuel oil, coal, exterior pain epublican opponent in the gu-! along the New Jersey shore, and be relegated to a lesser place on . ACT Ind I-T-B Ckt Brk 18% ng of the Hazlet School, am Adanu Xx Johns Han M% bernatorial campaign, James P. sin, in all its forms." I the church calendar. Air Radue Jones ft L 67 miscellaneous asphalt paving. Alleg Op 11H Joy Mir All« Ldd <31i Kaiser Al Contracts went to Perth Am Allied Ch 60S Kennecott boy Coal and Oil Co., fuel oi Allli dial Kopperi am Kreije, 80 1 cents per gallon for No. Am Alrlln Kroger Dll and .0875 cents, per gallon fo: Am Brit Sh •SI. 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"I wasn't sure if what you've got Is catehing, Tommy!" More People Have Jobs, But Unemployment Rises

WASHINGTON (AP) - More remained constant for seven Americans held down jobs last months. month than ever before. And yet, Behind this seeming paradox: Texas Tower SUMMER A swelling o[ the labor force. With school closing, teenagers began hunting either permanent Widows File work or summer jobs. The Labor OPEN 7-DAYS...Daily To 10 P.M....Sun. To 6 P.M.* Department counts them in the labor force, which is the number Complaints of working plus those looking for NEW YORK (AP)- Suits seek iute #35 Jobs. ing $2.8 million in damages hav> So, while employment in- been .filed by the widows of eight Bay The Convtnimt Way .. • creased 1.9 from mid-May to an men killed last Jan. 15 when a akhurst UM Oar loiy •oymoirf B«ogot all-time high of 68,706,000 in Texas Tower installation col- Hon. No Money Down ... . mid-June, unemployment rose lapsed and sank off the "Jew -Miles North of Toko M«ity Monriu To Pay 800,000 to 5.6 million. Jersey coast- ••lane*. The previous employment high Among the widows who Wee WAREHOUSE* ASBURY PARK was 68,639,000 last July. complaints in Federal Court was Last month more teen agers Mrs. Henry M. Sdhultz of Tea- were unemployed than in any neck, N. J. June since before World War II. The plaintiffs asked for dam This June's figure: 900,000. About SEE 32-POOLS Set Up With WATER and OPERATING FILTERS * ages of $350,000 each for th< 1.6 miHion teen agers got jobs, death and "conscious suffering' either part or. Ml time. of their husbands. There wen In announcing these figures, the SUPER GIANT 18-Ft.x24-ln. 28 men killed when the radai Labor Department once again tower saaik in the Atlantic Ocear reported a seasonally adjusted during a storm. rate of unemployment of 6.8 per cent. Tliis figure virtually has The complaints charged the government and the contractors ALUMINUM WALL and architects with negligence. The Senate Defense Preparedness Subcommittee last week criti' 1-Piece RUSTPROOF SIDEWALL cized the Navy and designers and $300.00 LIST! OA Mlnlotiiro 'OCM«' builders of the installation, to! SCREEN of Wafer hi Your Back Yard • Imbeiwd lowing a hearing on the failure ol Aluminum • Baked Enamal Tubulor 2- Hie tower. • Wood Frame In. Stool Support! • Hoat Scaled Htovy Named defendants with tti Duty Vinyl Lint. government were the architeotu 128 • Aluminum Wire al firms of Moran, Proctor, Mm ser and Rutledge of New York, • First Line Goods and Anderson, Nichols and Co., of Massachusetts, and the con' struction firms of J. Rich Steer 10 - Ft. x 30 -In. DOUGHBOY SUNLINE Inc., and Morrison Knudsen Co CLOSE Inc., both of New York. Hot-Dipped Galvanized OUT Meeting Date CASH 'N CARRY STEEL WALL Changed By $80 LIST W H Reg. Sole 97 GOP Club Clearance 4 M. 20"X37" 3.55 2.49 HI ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Rej ON tin Priced. ... RBMS 10 M. 24"K51" 4.25 2.97 ular monthly meetings of thi 39 RepuMcan Glub have beea • Known IrafywIiaM for Finert Matorlab and Work- 3 M. 24"X55" 4.S0 3.15 changed from the second Thur» manihlp eHoovy Gavaa SolM Stall Wall • Full riK>«* VACUUM day to the third Tuesday, a 5 M. 24"X39" 3.55 2.49 Moitie Coping ODuratla H.ory Vinyl Unor . . . cording to president Edmom! Rothta Wtor aid Toar • Soa ll Haw! 11 M. 24"x40" 3.80 2.66 Caputo. The July meeting will be held 10 M. 24"X43" 3.80 2.66 Tuesday, July 18, at the dut 1 M. 26"x40" 3.80 2.66 headquarters on First Ave. Al- fred Katz, East Highland Ave, BIG 5-Foot Long With 32-Inch Beam Strong DOUBLE WALL b 4-SEATS 1 M. 28"x44" 4.25 2.98 will be guest speaker. Mr. Katz is on the public relations staff 3 M. 28"X49" 4.80 3.36 of the United Nations. UNSINKABLE 1-Pt. High taeatt POIMM 10 M. 28"X51" 4.80 3.36 Edward G. WakJer is chair- man of ttie third annual moon- 3 M. 30"x|7" 4.35 3.05 light cruise to be heJd Saturday, •JQ1y~29. A ftotiUa of craft led PLAY BOAT SANDBOX 8 M. 30"X43" 4.65 3.26 by the Vanguard will leave pier • Rigid Polyethylene • Reedy to Uie No. 1 at 8 p.m. Ticket sales an • Smooth Idgtt 1M. 26"X39"-3.80 2.66 in charge of local candidates: • Strong •Lightweight 1M. 30"x67" 6.15 4.31 RusseH Morgan, for mayor; Johr • 4 CwnfertoM* St«ta Joslin and Vincent Fox, for coun- with _8M. 32"x51" 5.25 3.68 cil, jmd. ioMlElitcroft_fi)r_as: sessor. paddlt • No SMIM to U«k •RigkTIoHam 1 M. 32'W 5.25 3.67 Aug. 12 has been set as the • UM for W«t«r Alto date for the dut's family bar- 10 M. 32"X39" 4.35 3.05 10 becue. 4 M. 32"X47" 4.95 3.47 This week's window displa was dedicated to the firemen1! 15 SPECIALS... PRICED LOW FOR CLEARANCE .SAVE! SAVE! 1 M. 32"x37" 4.35 3.05 fair. A special Fourth of Jul; 5 M. 31"X33" 4.35 3.05 poster made by Mrs. Helen Mi ler was local point of the corner ALUMINUM CHAISE ALUMINUM CHAIR 20-Gal. Garbage Can 5-PC. BRIDGE SET t. UMBRELLAS 2M. 34"X43" 5.10 3.57 window. Mrs. Philip Hanson, l-Pc. Rustproof Framet l-ln. FRAMES «SARAN WEB Reg. • Tubular Aluminum Frames • Tlrr* •• RHJ •WoHrtioof FabrJ. Mrs. William AHen and Mrs. 3.99 177 JJto. 36"X37" 4.75 3.33 Robert NeigJierbauer are man- 699 39.95 aging' club" headquarters". LIST . 1999 Si* 2399 16 M. 36"X47" 5.40 3.78 t HoMi S*i irtly t* 4.99 2.99 SPECIAL recently camped atop Kinda 2 Wheel 6.97 • Woariiarliad Fofcrlf C Won't Hint • long Chain, Cd.lM, Wowf • Strong, Colorful Soran wood Hill. • No CroA or *MI Unit 1 * Unlttl Q«uUII» it StMl Pol. • Colorful r«kri« • Faldt 'lot The Cubs hiked there and bac SCREEN under the supervision of their de chiefs. The den chiefs, member 3-FT. STEEL UWN IVI H.f. ROTARY 6-Ft. Aluminum Cot l-Pc. High Impact Polcne ALL RCA IRAND NEW DOORS of the Boy Scout Troop 25, are Timothy Daust, troop instructor, • Folds Flat, Supports 600 lbs. SIZES COASTERS 20-IN MOWER SAND BOX SUM 95 Kevin Dempsey, Garry Branln, RECORDS 33x80 Edward Horn and Owen Red mond. 37x80 EA. Spiral Top Reg. 44.98 699 2-SIATER Hundreds To 9 After relay races and game;, CLEAR OUT Me Holds Reg. 3.99 Chooit From the outing was marred by rain AT 29.97 Glattes 4J7« Pod» 2.99 Unit 1 * UalUi Now ... The outing was conducted un LIST der the direction of commissionei Allen Turner. Joseph R. Bolger, RED BANK William Mercier, Ronald Taylor Ralph Thomas, Harry Mahler Robert Bottom and John Aldrlch, EXTRA accompanied the pack. SPECIALS LUMBER William Mercier, Roger Rob- Sawbuck Set ertson and Peter Turner achieved CHLORINE TEST KIT the Lion rank. William Mercle CLIP And Smooth Red Cedar Wood 9 Wall St. also earned a gold arrow and wa admitted Into the Webelos Den SAVE Red Bank with Roger Robertson. The next event for the pack FRI. SAT. ill be a family picnic and cook- SH 1-5500 out featuring * father and ion And SUN. baseball gome. Kal Kank Kegister HIS PEACE-PIPEDREAM JIM BISHOP;' • 1MB Brad ftrmA, Red teak, N. 1. . SUM Hlghwty H, MMdietom Reporter 1«78 by John H. Coolr and Henry Cl»y THOMAS raVING BROWN,. Publisher IJM-IMJ About Wometir By Men IAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager No group knows less about women than men. Still, W. HARRY PENMNGTON, Production Manager one of the weaknesses of the male is that he fancies Member ol the Associated Press TIM Auoctit»4 Praia li ttitltiid exclusively < tn« uaa (or rtpunneatlon el all ui« ucai n«wa himself to be an expert in the matter of ladies. He It tt BUt nawiplp«r «j »«» u til AP nPJ iflapt:cai!i pugnacious, belligerent, awkward and fumbling and Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation yet he is certain that the mere sight of him is enough Tfr» R*d B&Qk Raflitar uautnei no flnancltk reajtonslbnuiea (or typographical erron In tdvfrl tut will raprtnl without clurje. thil part ol an arlveitnement m which Hit (yynKrsDnicn «iror occun. to accelerate the feminine heart and varUaari will cltaat nolilj tha management immefii*"!? or any error which m«T occur. send the pressure up to 200 over 150. Tbll ntwapupar taaumel no raspomlbtlltlea for at&tementa tifnplniona in letteri from 1U rtadera. The current Good Housekeeping Subtcrlpttoa Prtcea In Advance On* year S1AOO. 811 months. CtB(l* copy tt caunltr, 7 e»oU Bln{l» copy by mall. 6 carries an article called How to Get No- where With a Man. \t was written by FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1961 Betty Jo Ramsey and consists of intei- views with 10 well known males, each eager to tell the girls what is wrong The Peiping Threat with their approach. BISHOP Kjrk Dougia^ a movje star with Signs are multiplying that before | two countries. But, as a byproduct! a set of grim teeth, says: "The woman who tops you many weeks have passed Peiping|of the visit, a Cabinet-level Japan- in everything is the one who is impossible to live with." will become almost as important an j United States consultative commit- I'll go along with that, although I would like to suggest address for Americans to think about tee on trade and economic affairs that the woman who can top a man in everything will as West Berlin. As in the period be- was formed to bring 'ever closer the find him pretty impossible, too. fore World War U, United States' j interdependence of the two. The next expert is that perennial bachelor, Sen. ""eyes must turn bothtothe-East^ndi—Japan a.lr£adx.__ejcp_orts __niore Henry M. Jackson. The only ring any woman ever got irom' bJm •w.as-joii.A-AiaL-telenhqne, He says the one West, and for the same reason:]goods—and these are being produced thing he doesn't like about the girls is perpetual tardi- Trouble spots lie in both directions, j under the free enterprise system— ness. Again I agree, but if the distinguished gentleman ; This fact also is facing America's than any other country.-Japan also from the State of Washington has experience along chief adversary, the Soviet Union, receives more imports from America these lines, it is possible that the woman is trying, as For the time being only, Com- than any country aside from Canada gently as possible, to tell him to buzz off. munist China poses much more ofIt may not for long be possible to I'll skip Patrick Dennis because he's an author keep Japan from trading with Corn- and that type is at its best only when it can invent a threat to the United States than the woman on a typewriter. A kid named Dwayne it does to Russia. Both China andjmunist China but it would be a gross These Bays: YOUR GARDEN Hickman, who plays the part of someone named Dobie Russia preach the same political error for Uncle Sam to fail to main- THIS WEEK Gillis, says he can't stand it when he finds the girl's faith, even though evidence long has tain the present close ties now held It Can Be Funny apartment is neat. "This," he says, "is phony. I'd rather By Garden Reporter been abundant that neither country with Japan. By GEORGE E, SOKOLSKY College ol Agriculture have a comfortable looking place any time." Rutgers-The Slate Uni- Man and Boy is the true lover of the other and It was good for General of the versity, New Brunswick both have long range aspirations for Army Douglas MacArthur to fly to AH the excitement that the Pitney-Bowes Com Of course, the trouble with boys is that they aren't men. If the apartment were sloppy, he'd be'talking out world dominance. It-would, however, Manila for the 15th celebration of pany has made about what should and should not be • Getting the garden ready t< stamped by their meters, reduces itself to the amus- stand the wear and tear of youi of the other side of his mouth. Give me the neat, con- be indulging in most wishful think- Philippine independence and state vacation away from it may nol fident type any time. I'll get comfortable. ing when the government uses the meters for political be the big job you imagine it tc ing, without substance, to imagine there that the "mutual- friendship of 1 statements, while both the Post Office and the meter be. Hal March, who used to ask $64,000 questions, the two would spring apart in any our two countries shines like a ten- company reject private controversial After asking some questions ol doesn't*like the confident type. "She gives you this the right people, I'm happy t< early time of crisis. fold beacon in the night." He statements. Since when, under our Cc look that says: 'Are you going to go through life with- offer their combined advice tc out trying ME?"1 he says. "My answer is usually Wisdom dictates that the United newed the pledge that should the stitution, is the administration superior vacationing gardeners. Philippines fight again, "Americans to the citizens whcJSlected it to office? First of all, make use of mulch 'Yes.'" I wonder what he means by "usually." And States now do what it can to shore eg' to control weeds, lessen'you I have an envelope with a slogan where does this smug popinjay find women who send up its defenses in the Pacific basin, will be at your side, shoulder to garden's need for water, and whole sentences in one glance? now that we.have taken in as ashoulder, once again comrades in on it, bearing the wisdom: "Only you make things grow better. Mulch can hold down Inflation." works in the flower garden, Jackie Gleason, another loser, is quite succinct 50th state the islands of Hawaii. Inarms." shrub border, and vegetable gar- The worst thing a woman can do to a man, he feels, is That is absolute nonsense. How den, too. view of this, more American effort It must be remembered that many "Not to be there when you want 'em, and to be there can a citizen hold down inflation when Peat moss is the mulch that's must be aimed at jvinning over | of the brash adventures of Soviet SOKOLSKY his government is actively engaged in easiest to get. Before you spread when you don't." This is about as close as the article deeper friendship today from, both [Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev havejfomenting inflation? In fact, the administration hasI, moisten the bale or chunks gets to intelligence. It is also the ideal romantic situa- p tion for any man. , j d f not advertised its opposition to the Multer Bill, an in- Damp peat moss is easier to the Philippine Republic and Japan, j been produced by the prodding offlationary measure. This inflationary proposal is sup- handle than dry, which tends to Sal Mineo, a kid who sings, says he can't stand Of importance was the visit of j China's Mao tse-Tung. Neither man ported by a faction of New York bankers who have blow away if it's dusty or floa "the woman who wears the slacks in the family." Hoo- way in a heavy rain. Japanese Premier Hayato Ikeda with i stands as a possible American friend. been converted from hard to soft money because of ray. Out of the mouths of babes—sometimes—comes Chips for Shrub Border President John F. Kennedy and other Both are dangerous—to each other, their large holdings of government bonds. wisdom. There is a colored cook at our house who Other mulches include buck says: "In the summertime, I can't tell the boys from top officials. The Japanese leader sometime, perhaps—but vitally to There are two concepts about inflation: li. Those wheat hulls, chopped sugar cane, warned the Communist not to in-the United States and the free world. who believe that the government should keep down ground corncobs, woodchips and the boys." sawdust. Chips work especially A fine comic like Tony Randall has his serious dulge in the "gross misjudgment" Because this is so, defenses built in expenses, strengthen the dollar, making its purchas' well in shrub borders; the people moments. He is repelled by the lady who swears' "To that democratic government cannot the Pacific and Asia will continue ing power greater; 2. Those who believe that the so- who maintain the shrub garden lution to our current fiscal difficulties is to substitute here at Rutgers are enthusiastic hear a delicate, fragile-looking creature use strong prosper in Japan. Recognized were to be ultra-important to the nations about them. fiat money for sound money; to use the printing press language," he says, "is enough to send a man into differences in opinion between the of freedom. If you use sawdust, fertilize the more freely, thus keeping labor happy by supplying mulched plants first because saw shock . . ." Or into the arms of another woman. it wjth/fliore dollars, which though worthless, give a dust uses up nitrogen. Fashion Ridiculous Grass clippings don't last as One of the talented young men of our time, Peter Your Money's Worth: "feelifig" of having more, of being, in fact, rich. long as some of the other No matter which contention one believes to be mulches. Ustinov, says that he is alienated by the manner in right, the control of money, the velocity of 'its move- Maybe you started some per- which women will adopt fashions which are ridiculous. Better Than They Used to Be' ennials last month. A lashing "Those hair styles that look like candy floss. A perfect ment and the value of, its purchasing power is within thunderstorm could easily beat By SYLVIA PORTER the control of government either through the Federal down the tender seedlings/' example of the folly of our times." Yessir. Remember So all you have to do is give wedgies? The sack look? Oh brother . . . A complaint which Is heard 10 years ago, While it is futi!c|boss,. ynur disgust with the Reserve System or the Treasury. The individual is help- the little plants some protection. to try to compare list prices, au-aiibre of service and resentment j less against the decisions of these bodies* He cannot My pet anathema is toreador pants, which are with mounting crescendo^trom Build 7a out citizen* of our affulue.it society money; he more tore than dor. They may draw a second glance, In "They just don't make them the value of nis ;• apa ry. - but it is only to get a free look at anatomy which K good as,they used to"-and lew than a 1951 box of compar- s'olescence—your attitudo" is "hurt-! money. He is captive of decisions made Fasten the cover down so tha should be partly concealed. It makes a very slender a frequent Ur- able size, the price of a washer in,; sales. And this has shocked for him by these agencies it won't blow away and you'l -get of (he crit- and dryer pair is down 25 per What then is the meaning of the slogan: "Only provide protection from too mudi woman look cheap, and a plump one look funny. ictam is the cent, prices of other big house- can hold down Inflation"? Actually, it can only rain as well as too much sun. I would guess that Jack Lemmon wasn't serious appliance In. hold appliances are also substan- Not warranted Dust or spray your roses befbr dustry. This tially below the levels of 10 years "But the criticism is unwar-jmean that y6u,' whoever you may be, should postpone you go. when Miss Ramsey asked him How- to Get Nowhere summer, for ago. jranted, '.•we ing except necessities. That would be a sound way Lawn-Tending With .a Man because he says that when the woman. the first time "Why "We you choosing (his have the facts to'prove that our "~1rrdDstryiti - ke^this—pitch?l*ai* *U, -. in J- hi tiJV"- * tyservict-rr.-z.~z-r.TZ~Ze recor_- ' d' i is' muc' ht .better for private ritizcns-trj-hqld down inflation;- l!!s_a little different itory with asks: .''DoMj^unQtLce_aiiything different about-mt. the lawn. You may have to pa> will start hit- bhintly asked Lehman and Rich- than the consumer hthinks s itit is it drives him mad. Most men learn to live with that line. But what,would become of employment in this someone to mow it when it needs ling back with ard E. Gould, Frigidaire's crj-ief and we're going to tell them as It is part of feminine vanity to want the man to the. loud retort, engineer. Their explanation was loudly as we can." country if the pebple entered upon a program of post- mowing. Provide a sharp mow er, adjusted to cut 2 inches high. notice any change in her apparel. She never tires of PORTER — "_Ypu__ beJ-.-Wftiblunt JtuLahvlQUsly .bonesL_ r A few years aqn, Frigidairr had poned buying? Suppose instead of buying a car every don 't. We You have become an increas-no fixed RWfor "the lifiTofTp^ other yearrwe-bought-one-everv-seventh Instruct your lawn tender to asking, even when the only change is that she is wear- make them better!" llnglInnltyf (MaiInsistenl all Antt critiAcill/ct orif thtliAe qual-ipliancesnlltll. nlinni,n>, NnVI...w, it'U>s. se..Il a.i t 1IF5 year_s. ° ' *' irrigate only when the lawn needs ing one earringinstead of two. In some cases, the~mah~ Frigidilre, one of the world1! ity jg)i servicing of appliances, and the'cciling is rising. One fac- would happen to the automobile, the steel, the glass, it and If he puts water on, have tnp two makers of major house- Whatever your reason — your tor in HIP increased reliability nf the nylon, the rubber-tire worker? What would'happen him wet the soil 6 Inches deep. is so dull that his wife could be wearing a zulu mask hold appliances, will be leading realization Ihst we're bark in a thr applianrps is, as Gould Most lawns can, survive dry when he got home and all he'd say Is "What's for SUD- to the butcher, the grocer, the baker who supplies these spells better than you may think. the fight with a broad publicity buyer's market and you're thejstressed, "The tremendous ad- per, hon?" drive designed to pound into vanm in the devices and instru- people? In a word, the private citizen cannot hold down Many house plants can sit out your mind the fact that its house CARMICHAEL ments for Jesting thp appliances, inflation except by postponed buying, or perhaps, who- a vacation in a garden spot that's My feeling is that each man has his own dislikes hold appliances are far more re- 'torturing' them to find any weak- ever invented this slogan believes that the worker shaded part of the day. about women, and they are not at all similar. I've seen ' liable-far moredependabler-need Bury the pnt in the ground, s1l<5u1d e mismatches work much len» nervice than ever be- higher precision in maniifactur-I vo1tmtarnyTower~his wale^lrarthe-iaridtord' l?2I?-IL lL fore. Surely what it claims for inn. A third is the- use of hetter should voluntarily lower his rents, that the farmerj Plants such as African violets item that all men seem to agree on is that they can't Its own appliances can also be materials and combinations of canl stand sucn forgive women for thinking like women claimed for the products nf its should sell his produce for whatever he can get, flood-%'• treatment materials. A fourth factor is , . . ,' . , , wiLLmH thrivikrilfne whilUiVlileo you'rwnn'i-en awa*ittmy> ifIf leading competitors — General that the manufacturers are tryin- g the world market with his goods. you lie them up tight in a plastic Electric, Wedilnghouse, Whirl- imr now in simplify the insides pool. Sears, Maytag. As Her- In a word, what the inventor of this slogan wants of their products. Just put the plant, pot and all man F. Lehman, vice president Of course. Friijidaire ran prove us to do is to lift all' the controls of the economy of In a soft plastic bag—not the kind of General Motors and general its claim about reliability or it the nation. He favors cancelling out Roosevelt's New that crackles—after watering it m»nas;er of Frigidaire, admitted wouldn'1 dare launch this cum- moderately. Fasten the lop of th^ in - interview in New York a Deal and accepting the more capitalistic concepts of palsn, In a provocative sense, bag with a-papcr clip and poke few diy« a^n, "We don't know this development svmholife.s Herbert Hoover. If this is the thinking of the United slicks or wire coat hangers Into the figures of the orher com- American industry's nwnktninc States Treasury, the citizens should be told that the the soil to keep the bag from panies, but we're nil competi- jfn nur tsrowin- drmandjor miai-jKennedy administration has gone that-a-way, although touching the plaiit. TB sure the tive." | e !66)'s appliance!, Die company! I m^isi V(eitrr .md belter than;)ccts to fa'sc slogans and the Pitney-Bowes Company! BANK about 33 per cent less service, 1 STYMIES ROBBERS than those produced in 1957,i "they used to be" seeks'to enforce the Post Office censorship of envelope ideolo ies which, in turn, needed consider-: POWRR OF .SUGGESTION K . a special censor ought to be established to OSGOOD, Ohio (AP) - A po- at le stc| ] ld fmd ably less service than the models CINCINNATI (AP) - Taped '^'^ " ff the government puts out. Some of it l Tl AML" T, of 1951. music tailored for special orra-jis quite controversial. C Better Service j started a? .he O, n The greatest improvement hm; 0ut since w len is con letT'dav as"a ' trQversy bad? It would ap- insid been In automatic clolhn wnsh-i Dar iat in a free C e'he entrance, public relations gesture :ny an'P " society, argument, debate, contro-; '! ers and dishwashers, 'Hie. 19BI'' insurance firm. i versy is tho stuff that safeguards freedom, models of these require 60 per rent Ir.w servire attention than a ^or.^Tf'Tomp'LnT'c'u.ie i'!!conformily makes for '"'ellectual paralysis. If the Posti!eS|timatc h"sin«s before the 1357 models. I during "invest in America Office will censor newspapers and magazines whichl™"J™r' leadlng t0 the bsnk' Even the electric refrigerator, —a product which has bci-n re- V.V.I-" son., like ••Tiu n rnin« Dass through the mails and-the FCC will censor radio lhc' wii has lieen in place 30 nd tplevlsion is vpr c ars fined over a period of 45 years' Mil'"" /)"i!"r Babv" .nrr'-pp.M ^ " .V easy to end the freedom of>' p - " »:as inslnllcd aft« tlicra —ban shown, m Lehman's words', nil's i-'rum Mr-aim" v.r\c piaveri'ni(>n> '° force them into slavery lo government, This^olficiais'sn' th™Sk" '^-v^ars' "A service improvement of 47 0 >er cent ilnce 1057." • I ' ' '•""" 'nation w«s born in freedom, It developed in freedomJIMKI oii/ras.. 'wherc""^ 111*1! "I admit lint »c overdid It thai tnrd for anol| cr At the tame time, appfiancer |week," Jaid a T freedom dies the nation will die. There can be no: i hank robbery company spokes- {admitted bcinR stymied at Os- p.-iCM are indisputably lower than! *>•—frirfay. July 7,. 1%) man mistake about that.. good, \ i Friday, July 7, 1961-7 TOYS • Qfflm CARDS • GIFTS R£D BANK REGISTER PARTY GOODS •FUGS •HOME SAFES STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES 23 Get ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS Diplomas btaMlshtd L Triephont At OLPH 1814 HIGHLANDS - Twenty three 17 trawl St, members of the graduating class RIDBANK of Our Lady of Perpetual Help School were presented diplomas by Rev. Joseph J. Donnelly, pas tor, assisted by Rev. George M. Phillips, Fort Hancock chaplain. SMASHES FOOD PRICES TO BETTER SEftVE YOU - Graduates were Jean Bnlgpr, Mary Capke, Brian Dempsey, we ore pleased to announce Thomas Dooley, Joan Dyer, Lin- da Giovenco, Dorothy Hiekock, that the advantages James Homiak, Rosemarie Horn, SALE STARTS SUNDAY Edward Kanarkowski, Robert and convenience of Kelleher, Mary Leonard, Fran Pries •ffeliv* thru Tuesday, July 11, 1961. Right to limit. oine Lyons, Gerald McDcrmr'.t, EASY CHARGE, are Eugene McGough, Kathleen O'Keefe, Kathleen Ann O'Keefe, 'Simply Wonderful"—Buy the Part You Like the Best—Fresh available at ... William ptak, Paula Remak, RETIRES —Army Sgt. 1st Class Harry Lucas, veteran Noreen Ruddy, John Ryan, Gail Army pigeon trainer, holds Gl Joe in rec%nt photo. Sgt. Schwind and Midhael Wilson. BAY CITY Michael Wilson, Edward Ka- Lucas has retired from th» army with 20 years' service. narkowski, Thomas Dooley, Brian Gl Joe, World War II hero pigeon, died last month. • CHICKEN Dempsey, James Homiak and Eugene McGouRh, Knights cf the LUMBER CO. Altar, received missals. 230 Main St., Belford 787-6900 Other awards presented were 74-Year-Old Pigeon Rosemarie Horn, highest aver Opm 'HI 9 p.m. Mon.-Wed.-Prl. Free Delivery age—award—from.-the JParer.t- QUARTERS Teacher Association; Michael TrainerQuits Army Wilson, co-operation award from the Holy Name Society; Jeanne FORT MONMOUTH -Veteran sar during his career in the Army Bolger, school spirit award from pigeon trainer Sgt. 1st Class Har- Pigeon Service. The Signal Corps NEW LOW the Lions Qub; Edward Kanar- ry Lucas has retired from the Pigeon Breeding and Training WE WILL BUY kowski, leadership as president of Army. Center at Fort Monmouth was in the class and perfect attendance The 74-year-old sergeant, who activated in March, 1957. » PRICE! Ib. award; Joan- Dyer, effort award; s originally from Lancashire, Enlisted In 1917 Paula Remak, scholastic achieve- BANK STOCKS England, and has lived In Ocean- Enlisting in the Army first In LEG or BREAST ment award and lieutenant of theport the past 15 years, completed December, 1917, from Orlando, patrol; Thomas Dooley, schoo, military career of 20 years' Fla., Sgt. Lucas served to June, spirit award from Lions Club service, including duty in World 919, in the pigeon section with QUARTER WHEREVER SITUATED and for being captain of the War I. duty stations at Camp McClellan, school patrof; Francine Lyons Sgt. Lucas handled thousands Ala., and Fort Oglethorpe, Ga outstanding work in the choir "Simply Wonderful"—Hickory Smoked Sugar Cured of Army trained pigeons, includ- He stayed out of the Army until INQUIRIES INVITED - NO OBLIGATION Also, Brian Dempsey, mathe ing such World War II heroes as May, 1942, when he re-enlisted All Center Cut* Ib. matics award, given in memory the late "Gl Joe," Yank and Caeagai- n from Florida. 89' of Mr. and Mrs. William GaiM He and his wife, Sarah, moved SMOKED HAM STEAKS I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS, Inc. gan; Noreen Ruddy, religion this week from Oceanport to re- "Simply Wonderful" )b award, given by Father Donnel- side In Miami at 1528 SW Firit Tatty, T»nder ly; John Ryan, perfect attend- Port St. JUICY CUBE STEAKS STOCKS • MUTUAL FUNDS ance, given in memory of Mr. When Sgt. Lucas returned t< and Mrs. WUUam Galllgan the Army in World War II, h 648 OCEAN AVE., toNG BRANCH CA 2-0211 Jamej Homiak, award for being Manmouth was assigned pigeon duties a lieutenant of school patrol, and Mr and Mrs, Irvin Beaver, Camp Crowder, Mo. Campbell Ave., and sons Barry William Ptak, perfect attend- Gl Joe His Favorite and Irvin, Jr., attended a fam- ance. On June 20, 1946, he was trans- CHUCK STEAK ily reunion of the Beaver family Father!Phillips spoke to the ferred to Fort Monmouth and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. graduates. with him came 17,000 Army Richard Moyer of Quakerstown, "Simply Wonderful" trained birds. He stayed on In Pa. They also visited Mr. and the Pigeon Corps until its inac- Guillaudeus Entertain Mrs. Edward Jasper of Sellers- Top Choice tivation. The past four years he ville, Pa. At Family Barbecue was on duty here with the Post Young Western Steer Engineers. ' OCEANPORT — Mr. and MM. Mrs. Peter Sherry and Mrs. Of all the birds Sgt. Lucas Charles S. GuiUaudeu, 14 Maple John Tiernan are on a bus tripcared for, Gl Joe was his fa- Ave., were hosts at a family to New Hampshire and other New vorite. The hero pigeon, who SAVE 20c get-together and barbecue at TRAVEL AGENCY INC. England States with members of saved the lives of 1,000 British 99' their home July 4. the St. Margaret of Scotland troops in Italy in World War II, CHARCOAL BRIQUETS Present were Capt. (ret.) and , MIMIIt uild, Keansburg. died June 3 in Michigan, where Mrs. Arthur Mason,,Mrs. Grac he was in retirement at the De- AIL FLAVORS—LINDEN HOUSi 10 RECKLESS PL. $j$g& TELEPHONE Covert and children Kathy an Kenneth Stover of Hazlet Is troit Zoological Gardens. 7 Gregory, Mrs. Florence Staple^ spending several weeks with Mr. Sgt. Lucas came to the states CANNED SODA ton, Misses Eileen and Judy St* and Mrs. Edward Maclennon, in 1906 with his parents and orig- RED BANK ? SH 1-5080 pleton and Barbara Byram, al Gordon Ct. inally settled in a coal mining LINDEN FARMS or HAPPY BOY — ALL FLAVOKS of Oceanport; Donald Henry camp in Roslyn, Wash. He came Bart Evington, Howard Gulllau East to Florida in 1912. deu and Mrs. Vema Throckmor The First Aid Squad is sponsor You can reserve and pick up airline, 'steamship, ton, alj of Long Branch; Mrs ing a father and son bus ride to Margaret Hughes, Port Mon Yankee Stadium tonight. Rich- bus trie! tour tickets, hotel and resort area ard Leon is chairman. ICE CREAM mouth; William Barnes, FOP Mommouth, and Mr. and Mrs llNDENH0USE iOra 9Roof reservations at our offices. Patsy Chdafullo' and children An Michael Ward, son of Mr. and Al>PunchNo thony, Patsy and Ann, West Loaf Mrs. John Ward, celebrated his Branch. 10th birthday last Saturday at "*' *"' IT COSTS NO MORI TO IOOK family gathering at the home of BOTTLE SODA ' - No problem finding tenant! Mr..and Mrs. John Ward, Sr., Single Handle Faucets Our Own 1-Ib, THROUGH YOUR LOCAL TRAVIL A9INT Monmouth' Ave. when you advertise The Registei For New Homes & Old Enriclwd loaf wav.—Advertisement. MAYFAIR WHITE BREAD 2*29" Mr. and Mrs.. Donald Merker and family of Walada Ave. are spending two weeks in New TIP TOP LEMONADE r^'l" 3-25* Beginning July 1. 1961 Hampshire. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Wacker of North Miami,'.Fla., are visiting | The Mainstay Federal Mr. and Mrsv: John Cziigh and family of Walada Ave. Stephen J. Gross, Inc. PMJMBINp O & HEATING Savings and loan Mr. and Mrs. Edward MacLetv PMJMBINO & HEATING non, Gordon Ct., celebrated their 59 Newman Springs Road 13th wedding anniversary at Phone: SHadyslde 7-3800 Association wishes family party July 3. Margaret Anderson, daughter Superb cooling inside- oTMr.7 aifll Mrs. Harold AndeF son, Brooklyn, celebrated her 13th birthday July 3 at the home that the dividend of Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson lft-lb. Midgtf Brainard Ave. Present were Mr 99 and Mrs. Lief Rasmussen and TAYLOR PORK ROLL children Janet and Marilyn, Pat Carrier I to be paid ricia Gonlon and Annie Ward. Romei Sfimma was awarded for the six month transistor radio from the WNEW ROOM WEATHERMAKERS Hole In One Club for making SWEET CHERRIES hole in one on the 180-yard eighth with period ending hole in Wanamassa July 1. WEATHER-ARMOR NORTHWESTERN, December 31,1961 Eqsf BINGS will be increased Keansburg e Diane Stover, daughter of Mr to the rate and Mrs. Edward Stover, OregMirror extreme. In feet, the etrrrwt m nei"s Hotel wen dtocawed. Mrs, of matotk redudaj dieti is David E. Ptttenoa tad Mr», WU- M1DICAL out generally amiRJertd wise, u Dance tiam R. Bettty tic chairmen. The Bigness of Big Business it Is too drastic, Weight it Jott, Following the meeting, MM. of course, but not ii as Ideal Michael Monahan, Jr., Highland By SAM DAWSON and M billion for income taxes, MlMOS way. It is better to add bits of Date Set Ave., celebrated her birthday. • But big business, say the bank solid food to the liquid diet so NEW YORK (AP) - The In- HIGHLANDS - At the recent Present were Mrs. Hubert E economists, also to Increasingly that it adds,up to 1)200 eateries meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary creasing bigness of big business helping in vocational training, in- for a woman and 1,500 calories Ryan, president, Mrs. Harry Is set to play a larger role in the »f the First Aid Squad, plans Tompkins,.Mrs. Penta, Mrs. WJ-| cluding some retraining program; for a man. American economy and therefore, for workers displaced by automa- A case is reported of a 400- were completed for the third an- ter Mewes, Mrs. John J. McCon- in your life. And it nay soon be- pound man who lost 100 pounds nell, Mrs. William E. Kornek, tion or other economic changes. nual block dance to be held came a larger issue in politics, in three weeks. This was accom- AT WORKSHOP [Mrs. Fehlhaber, Mrs. Armstrong, Business spends more each year Wednesday, July 19, at the fire- govern- on research and development pro- plished by a diet which consisted Mrs. Ventimiglia, Mrs. Beatty, itself is of an eight-ounce glass of tomato HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Martin D. men's playground on Miller St. Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. William E. grams, both ori its own and in col- [Fehlhaber, president of the pub- enlarging i t s laboration with the government. juice every two hours. He also Mrs. Martin D. Fehlhaber is in Kohlenbush, Mrs. -William See, took a preparation of vitamins lic school Parent-Teadter Associ- charge of the music; Mrs. Luke in bust- Total such expenditures in indus Mrs. Sivert M. Walstrom and nesj —more and minerals. ation, Mrs. George G. King, Mrs. Penta, refreshments, and Mrs. Miss Florence Kohlenbush. try in I960 are put at $9.8 billion, Allen Turner, Mrs. Robert Rob- George Armstrong and Mrs. Gil public housing, And many of the 100 largesl An eight-ounce glass of tomato increased gov- juice contains only 56 calories, ertson, Mrs. Sivert M. Walstrom, bert E. Ventimiglia, tickets. companies have operations Mrs. Thomas Masse, Mrs. Theo- ernment abroad, which the bank econo- but it is satisfying, especially Plans for the card parly to be struct! on, when sipped slowly, if refrigera dore Mierzwa and Mist Mary C. held Wednesday, July 26, at Con- Girl, 5, Is mists say have more plus than O'Neil recently attended the a drive for minus signs in aiding our foreign tor-cool and taken at regular two- more govern relations. hour intervals. Even if taken eight workshop held at the new school Burned Badly. men t spon times a day, this amounts to only in Keyport. They attended classes pertaining to their respective of- DAWSON sored utilities, 440 calories. BOIFNS OLD BRIDGE (AP) - Nancy fices. Bell, 5, was badly burned Wednes- larger contributions to many fa- Dairymen Honor Usually it is neither necessary day when her clothes caught fire cets of personal income such as while she was playing with a Social Security and jobless relief C. W. Patterson sparkler, police said. programs, programs to cut In lerest rates and increasa bor- TRENTON — Twelve veteran The girl's brother, John, 10, New Jersey dairymen, with a smothered the flames with a rowing, Private business is getting combined record of 690 years in blanket and then called his dairy farming, were honored last mother, Mrs. Doris Bell in the •eady for what it confidently hopes will be a new surge for- night by their associates in the Southwood development. dairy industry. 'IT'S KJNQA LIKE 8OWLINS. ONLY VA USE John said his sister found the ward—perhaps this fall, perhaps next spring. And usually that Engraved silver Revere bowls /MAReiiS AN'A fWJN GUTTER.' sparkler near their hqme and he WEATHER means that the big get bigger. were presented to those honored lit.it forJier,...... " _ _ Even "durifig ~ttie~ reCesslotrthe vice aUhe FORECAST: She was taken to St. Peter's 10th annual June Dairy Month owner must premrto a New largest corporations, as a whole, Motor Vehicle Jersey motor vehicle agent the REEL MOWER Hospital, New Brunswick, where made creditable showings in Dinner, sponsored by thth e GardeGd n she was in good condition. She State Milk Council and held at the Question Box title or proof of ownership cov- with "Lift-Off Engine" sales, earnings and assets. ering the vehicle, and the agent suffered first and second degree And In the past decade the Commons, Rutgers University. p Oldest in years of service was Q. For bow long a period in turn will issue a New Jersey SEE IT TODAY AT burns over 50 per cent of her may a new resident of New body. ;iowth of the biggest has been Eugene G. Bowers, Pittstown certificate of ownership which today-tomorrow- itrlking. with a total of 71 continuous ersey operate his vehicle on is a prerequisite to obtaining a MONMOUTH Study 100 Largest years as a dairy farmer. Among an out-of-state registration and New Jersey registration and li- It adds up! More and more In a study of the 100 largest those honored was Charles W. driver license? cense plates. MOWER SHOP lonfinancial corporations First A. A person moving from an- every day with a people use The Register ads each Patterson, Freehold, 49 years. To obtain a driver license, 656 HWr. 35 national City Bank of New York ther state and taking up res- issue because results come fas- economists find 54 with assets ol idence in New Jersey Is al- the new resident must first ob- OS 1-1073 ter—Advertisement. ine billion dollars or more, com- Mrs. Kadenbach lowed 60 days In which to ob- tain a permit from • New Jer- pared with 22 in 1950, In the 1950s tain a registration and driver sey motor vehicle agent The those with assets of more than Entertains Brownies license, provided he has a valid permit is valid for 19 days from $2 billion rose from 5 to 20. SEA BRIGHT - Members of vehicle registration and driver the date of Issue;.it Is a pre- Carrier Highlands Brownie Scout Troop license from bis former home requisite to appearing at a Assets accounted include land, 203 recently held an autodoor late. driver qualification center for )DL^TOWV plant, equipment and current To register the vehicle, the the driver test. GARDEN CENTER cash, government securities, re- cookout at the home of Mrs. G. ceivables and inventories. V. Kadenbach, Ocean Ave. HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN Combined the 100 largest were Games were played and refresh- ROOM AIR CONDITIONER! worth $176 billion, had total sales ments were served. Members Ready Now For FOR ALL YOUR OUTDOOR present were Deborah Albecht, nd revenues last year of $135 Your New Kitchen? IMPROVEMENT IDEAS billion, paid federal income taxes Geraldine Bernhardt, Christine of $6.4 billion, and employed 5.8 Bosnians, Diane Duncan, Irene • PATIOS • DRIVEWAYS million men and women. Gorman, Susan Ruth Kadenbach, Their registered shareholders Shirley McMahon, Elsie Quast, • LAWN RENOVATING totaled 12.5 million, although this Kathi-Ann Wells and Pamela Zol- • FENCING • LANDSCAPING 'includes duplication by those own' linger. Also, Mrs. Harriet A. Al- ing shares in more than one com- brecht, leader, Mrs. Charles Wt now hnvt Hit facilities to handle outdoor pany. The 100 paid out $6 billion Quast, co-leader, and Mrs. Kad- job work. Call now ... no obligation. in dividends, an average of $2 a enbach. share. Billion Dollar Group In the billion dollar group are Belford 23 manufacturers, one retail trade chain, nine transportation com- Thomas White, son of Mr. and SctpfraMoM panies and 16 utilities. The top Mrs. Jay White, Oaks Ave., cele- • CROWN WILL SUIT YOUR BUDGET We have ]ust the right-sire model to meet your RAINY DAY brated his 13th birthday Suiiday five in assets among the nonfi • Ideas - Finishes • Estimates - Appliances needs-everything from easily-installed units and nancial corporations are Ameri at a family picnic in Rumson heat pumps to 20,000 BTU units powerful enough to can Telephone & Telegraph, Jer-! at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- cool your biggest room. Come in and see them. PROTECTION! sey Standard Oil, General Motors, gar Olsen. Present were Mrs. U. S. Steel and Ford Motors. Kaspera Isaksen, Mr. and Mrs. THERE'S A Richard Isaksen and family, Mr The top five In earnings were and Mrs. Arne Isaksen and fam- CARRIER DEALER Best umbrella for |AT&T, GM, Jersey Standard, ily and Kathy and John Olsen. NEAR YOU the "rainy days" Ford and Texaco. Noting expressed worries lest In your life Is The second birthday of Ken- Washington start taking a 1 e s s neth Kutcher, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. NILSON ready cash In favorable view of the bigness of]Herbert Kutcher, Brookside Ave., 40 Birch Ave., Lirtlo Silver SH 1-3454 your savings ac- big business, the bank economists was celebrated by members list some of the way;s that big! the family July 4. count. Start sav- business is a help to government ing now! endeavors. Mrs. Nicholas De Angeto cele- Tax Paying Item brated her birthday June 29 with First comes tax paying. Adding members of her family in Bahrs' federal, state, local and foreign Landing, Highlands. If on the 1st you taxes paid and charged as costs, KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN the 100 largest shelled out a total Sgt. Henry Hutchinson, Morris of (8.8 billion in 1960. They also Ave., celebrated his birthday with didn't succeed... NATIONAL BANK collected for government some his family at his home last Mon- KEANSBURG MlDDLETOWN (7 billion in excise or sales taxes, day. Try.try to save iu LINCROFT paid $13 billion in old age pen- Church fc Carr Ave. Kings Hwy. Lincroft Shopping th Center sion and unemployment taxes, 787-fllW OS 1-28M SH 7-O90O tvitheld about $1 billion from em- by1he1O ! Dlovees for old see nension taxes

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Dear George: Your column is great! It is the best advice column appearing in any paper. I read it faithfully and follow your advice explicitly. Since I have begun following your advice my wife has left me, I have lost my job, my neigh- bors spurn me and my children have run away. Dewifed, Dechllded, Dejobbed, Defriended Dear De. tomorrow Yeh, but, boyl Have you got lots of advice!

Dear George: How can I tell If a man likes me because of my mind or be- cause of my figure? Full 6 months' return awaits you on Dec. 31 Blondie Dear Blondie: I don't know, offhand, but to when you save by JULY P judge by your question 1 would think it must be your figure. ir $136,890. in earnings paid our savers in 6 month returns on June 30. NO APPRECIATION OXFORD, Ohio (AP) - All the Vkr Cash reserves invested here never fluctuate in value. • JOURNAL-AMERICA* new academic buildings at Miami University were financed by the They are always worth par (100 cents return on the dollar).. Ohio tax on cigarettes, but the first sign you see when you enter ir Come in and save in person, or mail savings (check or money order) them is: together with your name and address (plus passbook if you're adding "No smoking." to present savings). We send credited passbook by return mail. 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Past. .. On July 8, 1835, the Future. • • Business concerns ai Liberty Bell in Independence • whole reduced their outlays QT. IC for new plant and equipment A TRUE Hall, Philadelphia, cracked. PINT from the middle of 1960 to the JAR The incident occurred ai the bell middle of 1961, but indications OVEN wai being tolled during the are that they will reverie the Ib ROAST downward trend for the second 29 funeral of Chief Justice John 55 half of this year. Marshall. 47 VAN CAMP'S . JUICY - REFRESHING The Day Under Your Sign PORK and BEANS FOR A QUICK MEAL LEMONS or LIMES ARIES (Bo* M.rcl, 2Mrf Ap.il It) LIBRA {5.pt. 5J to Oct. 22) Be iur« to draw up in agreement before Whit Ton're bttn ittHnf In liravn turn, over any cnh 10 U|m plicci might berjgbt in your backyard. AURUS (April 20 to Mtv 20) SCORPIO Oct. 23 le Hm. 21) BREADED Don't be impitltnt with Inefficient ptt- If health li • problem, hclo mar tnli loni If Her do thtlr ben Iron a wrprulnt fource. Be gritelal. EMINI (Mir 21 t»JuM2l) SA6ITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to DM. 21) Ounces In carlroncnent Mag • snr Carcleuntu with electrical applimcei CANS could bring-ltrlouiinjiirjrtoyountinii 12 44 outlook. Conilder «n enticing offer. 3 VEAL STAKES CANCER (Jim.21 to July 211 CAPRICORN Dae. 22 to Jan. 20) I toweling, eirry but little ttib. Pro- Neva about an older relative nay cV tect Jewelry ind otto tilmblei. pre» jou. Try to encourage eptimlan. LEO (July 12 >• Auj. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 1*1 )on't enter Into • relitiomhlp tnlt niy Romantic plmi ire to the lore now, bat be dlMlcaJt to terminitr. doa I tike ililterf (oo icriouitr. »ND EVERYTHING YOU NEED UNDER ONE ROOF AT GRAND-WAY! lAua. » to S*pr..») PISCES (Fab. 10 to Mar. 20) you feel otBeri ire tilcinr idvinUge, Contcrnplilion of jour bleninn CM M ni« uU U not Juit tt\fpiij. bring inner blppinen and xrenflr. CIWl.FieW Eniirprliea, Inc. STATE HIGHWAY36, KEANSBURG, 10-Fridty, July 7, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Around Monmouth By Mre, AHwrjr J. Hrutb it to With Milli The Turf Ball, star of the sum- the Billy Scher Trio will play mer season'* - social events for dancing. Auxiliary Sponsor Center Show "around Monm,outh," is1 more than just a posh party. It is Mayor Thomas L. MeCIintock LONG BRANCH - The Wom- Proceeds from the benefit will Theater party chairman is Mrs. Monmouth County's most prolific of Long Branch and his finances, an's Auxiliary to the Monmouth go to the auxiliary's 1961-62 proj- Craig Robertsof Deal. Mfs. Ot- distributor of funds to charitable Judy Bradford, also of Long County Medical Society will spon- ect fund. Tickets are by subscrip- to Lehmann, Long Branch, is as- organizations. Branch, are being wined, dined sistant chairman. sor the premiere performance of tion only. A reception will be held The plush Monmouth Park and showered. Their wedding will after the final curtain. Other committee members are the Broadway musical "The Fan- Jockey Club will be transformed take palce tomorrow afternoon. The show, now in its second Mrs. Cyril Arvanitis and Mrs. tasticks" July 15. The event will into a "Project Mercury" ball year in New York, will feature Stanley Edeiken, Elberon; Mrs, officially open the Summer Thea- scene under the direction of Mrs. the original cast. Curtain time is Harvey Marcellus, Rumson; Mrs. Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Wilde of ter at Monmouth Shopping Cen- Barker Seeley of Oceanport and . ter, Eatontown. 8:30 p.m. Bernard Kaye, Long Branch, and Park Ave., New York, enter- Mrs. Charles Samaha, Allenhurst. Trav Neidlinger of Studio 57, Leo- tained at a holiday week-end Area ticket sales supervisors nardo. house party at her country estate, 'Aida' Tonight are Mrs. Richard Small and Mrs. Their inspirations for trans- "Two Deep Wells," in Holmdel. John P. Mohair, Middletown; porting the ball scene into outei ino Orloff of New York, widow Mrs. Norman Thetford, Eaton- space is being executed by Mrs of the official UN interpreter for Shore Soloists to Sing town; Mrs. Frank Niemtzow, Barker's committee. Her guests were Princess Mar- Freehold, and Mrs. William D'- Flight into the orbit of Mercury ino Orloff of New York, widow Elia of Spring Lake, whose hus- will begin at the club's port of the UN interpreter for In Asbury Park Opera band, Dr. William D'Elia, is pres- cochere where an authentic 40- the recent Kennedy-Krushchev ident of the Monmouth County foot Redstone missile will stand conferences; Prince and Princess Medical Society. And standing guard at the sum- Hubert de Poliolo of Rome (the role will be sung by Camilla Wil ASBURY PARK - Two., shore mit of the first escalator will b Princess Dorothy dePoliolo is cur- liams, who has appeared with the area singers will appear in sup- a bizarre Mercurian, 20 feet tall, rently appearing in the Italian Vienna State Opera and City Cen porting roles here tonight in the arrayed in magenta pink, roya film, "laVentura"); and Mr. and ter in New York. Nurses List Monmouth Opera Festival pro- purple, ice blue and sea green. Mrs. Leo Margulies of New York. duction of "Aida." The performance begins at 8:30 OPENING NIGHT performance of "The Fanfasticks" July IS in Monmouth Shopping Seven 15-foot-tall Mercurians Mr, Margulies is publisher of They are Lillian Zarcaro, p.m. Tickets are available at An- June Visits Center's Summer Theater will be sponsored by the Woman's. Auxiliary to the Mon- will preside over the main ball- Mike Shayne Mystery Magazine derson's Music Store and Stein- whose voice will be heard in the MIDDLETOWN- Public health room with a slowly spinning pris- and Renown Publications. bach's, Red Bank, and at Con- mouth Medical Society. Committee aides, left to right, are Mrs. Craig Roberts of offstage role of The Priestess, nurses of the Monmouth County matic globe playing lights on vention Hall. -and William Shoppell as The Organization for Social Service Deal, chairman; Mrs. Harvey Marcellus, Rumson; Mrs. Bernard Kaye, Long Branch, their features and on the dancers. (Mrs.) Constance Andrews of King. traveled 2,350 miles in 659 town- and Mrs. George T. Whittle, Long Branch, auxiliary president. Proceeds will go to Two giant masques moulded Woodmere1 Ave., Rumson, was A dramatic soprano, Lillian ship visits during the month of the auxiliary's 1961-62 project fund. Mrs. Otto Lehmann of Long Branch is assistant in 3-D and finished in encaustic, hostess for the weekend to Mr. Zarcaro appeared as the mother Musical Set June. chairman of the benefit. i method of painting in melted and Mrs. James Fuller of CaU- In last year's Opera Festival pro- Mrs. Kathryn E. Cooper, mper colored wax, will dominate thi fornia. duction of "Cavalleria Rusti visor, stated 406 of these were third level. ^^ cana." She is official soloist for At Allaire nursing visits, and 253 health The masques are masterpieces Mr. and Mrs. Edward. L. the New Jersey Veterans of For- guidance visits. of an unusual art form and are WALL TOWNSHIP - A musi Childhood! Savidge of Eclford are spending eign Wars and has sung in Car- Seven families were not a Marie Kelly to Wed already being bid for when thei a vacation in Maine. cal with antique instruments wil negie Hall and at the Waldrof home. use at the ball is ended. Astoria with the Malone Singers. be presented at the General Store The nurses' calls included: 122 Diseases Three 12-foot-high stained glass Sipping cocktails on the "Cham- Mother of six children and grand- at Allaire from 2 to A p.m. to- maternity, 66 newborn, 27 pre- screens,' 10 beautiful Mercurian pagne Circuit" were Jerry and mother of 11, she is in private Henry Jackson, Jr. tiorrow. school age, one school age, 11 maidens, satellites, et. al., and Barbara Dynan of Tennis Court life Mrs. Joseph Zarcaro of 102 Lessening Mrs. John E. Rodgers of Point adults, 14 tuberculosis; one corn KEANSBURG - Mr. and Mrs. an essence of elegance are La., Rumson at the Rumson Ho- Elberon Ave., Allenhurst. mundcable disease, four ortho- By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON Pleasant, chairman of the pro- Thomas P. Kelly, 23 Shadyside created by the lavish know-how tel. Mr. Shoppell, who is a teach gram, will demonstrate and pre- pedic, 16 mental health, 10 State AP Fashion Writer and artistic talent of the com- er of instrumental music in As- Ave., announce the engagement of sent a talk on the old instru Hospital, 11 oancer, 42 cardiac mittee which includes Mrs. Lloyd Monday night at the Peninsula bury Park schools, appeared this The nursery school set ma; ments. Refreshments will be and 305 other illnesses such as their daughter, Miss Marie Eridg Lawrence of Fair Haven, Mrs. House in Sea Bright is the night spring in the role of Pooh-Bah someday be able to avoid mea- served and a small donation wil arthritis and asthma. et Kelly, to Henry Lewis Jack- Frederick Rowse, Mrs. Laurence for a free peek into the machi- In the Monmouth Civic Chorus sles, mumps and chickenpox al- received toward the restora- The Health Center Clinic at the son, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. together. H. Taylor, Mrs. Francis Lobdell, nations of an off or on Broadway production of "The Mikado," and ion program at the Deserted Vil- HartsJwrne Memori&i Health This is the prediction of Dr, Mrs. Francis McCarter, Mrs. musical production audition. The was also heard recently as bass lage. Guidance Center, Campbell's Henry Lewis Jackson, 405 Camp- George Wheatley, president of the Theodore Eberhardt, Mrs. Louise one in point is "Bella" by Tom soloist in the chorus' presenta- Junction, had a visiting attend- bell St., Union Beach. Chariej Vanderveer, proprietor American Pediatrics Society. H( Ambrette, Mrs. John Hemleb and O'Malley and Jane Douglas tion of "The Messiah." He has ance of 74 calls to prenatal clin- of the General Store, will be in Miss KeHy was graduated from says however, the prospect is nol Mrs. Samuel Sloan, 3d., all of White. sung in concerts at Monmouth ics, and 55 to infant and pre- charge of the annual "Indoor An Middletown Township High immediate. Rumson; Mrs. Edward S. Pe College and In a number of operas school conferences. School and attended Monmouth tique Show," to be held at the The drug industry is doing its gram of River Plaza, Mrs. Peter Dancing to the music of the and oratorios. College, She is employed by Bell store Tuesday, Wednesday and part to increase life expectancy Reidemeister, Mrs. James Me Johnny Curtis orchestra at the Leading roles in "Aida" will be Telephone Laboratories, Murray Thursday. to twice that of infants born be- Connell, Mrs. John Ellis and Mrs Beacon Hill Golf Club,were the sung by four Metroplitan Opera Letters Seek Antique furniture, pewter, chi- Hill. fore 1900. Nora Thoman, all of Middletown, Company artists, Mignonne Dun- ra V. Millers of Rumson, the na, glass, and iron ware will be Mr. Jackson was graduated The war on measles, for ex- Vlrs. Adair Gans of Keansburg; ne Francesco Valentino, Giulio Contributions Bob Howlands of Metuchen and shown by 17 antique dealers. from Keyport High School and is ample, has already begun. Shot Mrs. Thomas Geoly and Mrs Gari and Luigi Sgarro. The title Locust, the Bob Lockwoods of RUMSON — Summer is a employed by Grand Union, providing temporary immuniza- Norman Bate of Holmdel, Mrs. On July 19, a square dance pro- dreary season for many city chil- Fair Haven, the Harold W, Esteys gram is planned and a Senior Keansburg. tion are available now. Another Robert 0. Thatcher of Chapel of Locust, the Ed Savidges and dren, according to Mrs. Harden type of inoculation greatly modi- Hill; Mrs. Karl Houser, Jr. of Citizens Hobby Show is scheduled L. Crawford, 7 Osprey La. the Larry Scotts of Belford, and fies the illness in cases of expo- Red Bank; Mrs. Joseph Lord of at the Village from July 22-30. As sponsor for the National In an unofficial newspaper poll the Herbert A. Berghofs of sure to measles. Little Silver and Mrs. Herbert Recreation Association in Mon- to select a national bird for Cana- Leonardo and Mountainside. SHERMAN'S Shaw of Florida. mouth County, Mrs. Crawford da, the Canadian goose won re- He Disagrees Miss Marie Bridget Kelly Dazzling jewels, exquisite ball Miss Aumack, sent letters this week to local soundingly. Dr. Wheatiey disagrees with Randall M. Keator, Jr., of ;owns from the haute couture residents describing the associ- parents who deliberately expose Rumson, is due to fly to Holland Bradley Dupree ation's work in providing play- youngsters to childhood diseases salons of the world, the season's to join his wife and daughter, FOR grounds and camping for these to get them over with. most colorful dinner jackets and Margery, on a motor tour of RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs. Miss Acerra Honored youngsters, and requesting con- "No disease no matter how mild beautiful women and handsome Europe. • Draperies William Aumack, 18 Marion St., tributions. WEST LONG BRANCH — Miss Christopher, Mrs. James Bongar- it is considered to be, should be men are the key to an evening Margery is a "Riverteen." The announce the engagement of their • Slipcovers I Elizabeth A. Acerra, was guest zone, Mrs. Joseph Acerra, Mrs. taken lightly," he says. at "The Turf Ball." Date? 'Riverteens" are a group of teen- daughter, Miss Barbara Aumack, of honor recently at a bridal Dominic Scolante, Mrs. Richard Today immunization shots foi uly 29. ige volunteers that includes boys • Upholstering to Bradley Dupree, son of Mr. To Enter College shower given by members of Acerra, Miss Betty Pesano and diphtheria, scarlet fever, whoop- Lester Lanin's Orchestra and md girls ranging in age from and Mrs. Bernard Dupree, 13 Al- her bridal party at the West Long Mrs. Mary Christopher. • Bedspreads PHILIPPI, W. Va. - Miss Pat- ing cough and tetanus are stand- 14 to 18. They work a few hours den Ter., Little Silver. Branch Community Center. ricia Susan Pease, daughter of Other Guests ard for babies during the firsl to two days a week at Riverview • Curtains Miss Aumack is a graduate of Miss Lusso Wed Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pease of Miss Acerra will become th Also, Mrs. Raymond Hamilton, year. Protection against typhus, Hospital, Red Bank. Shop-at-Home Servlct Blue Mountain Academy, Ham NEW MONMOUTH - Mr. and New Monmouth Rd., Middletown, bride of William R. Nelligan, so; Mrs. Raymond Dumas, Mrs. An- yellow fever, cholera and tuber- Summer visitors "around Mon- Phone SH 1-M« burg, Pa., and attended Colum Mrs. Angelo Lusso, Marvin Rd., has been accepted for admittance of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Ne! thony Alberta, Mrs. Anthony Bon culosis is also provided when mouth" are invited to join the bia Union College, Takoma Park, announce the marriage of their Sherman's at Alderson-Broaddus College in igan, 80 Hudson Ave., Red Bank garzone, Ms. Morris Van Dyke, needed. group as well as permanent resi- Md. She is private secretary to daughter, Miss Rosemarie Lusso, Decorators the fall of 1961. A recent grad- Aug. 26 In St Jerome's Catholi Mrs. Joseph Sacco, Miss Natalie But teaching parents the im- dents. For more information or the personnel manager of Ameri- to Egon Zaolkowski of Toronto, MS Broad St., Shrewsbury uate of Middletown High School, Church She is the daughter ol Sacco, Mrs. Anthony De Marco, portance and safety of these vac- or an interview call the hospital FREE PARKING can Stores Company,, Newark. Canada, June 29 in the Bonar Miss Pease was on the staff of Mrs. Anthony Acerra, 50 Wall St Mrs. Frank Graziano, Mrs. Joan cines has been a ceaseless public or Mrs. Robert Pearse of Rum- Presbyterian Church, Toronto. A graduate of Red Bank High the school paper, a member of Attending the shower were Mr. Moran, Miss Joan Cigiasola. education program that began in son. School, Mr. Dupree served with the Glee Club and the Future Louis Acerra, Mrs. Dominic Miss Phyllis Asch, Miss Mary the 20s. At that time New York City campaigned >o halt diph the Army three years and was Teachers Association. Ihristopher, Mrs. Louis Todaro, Nelligan, Mrs. Patrick Fitzpat- BIRTHDAY PARTY Tomorrow from noon until ,6: stationed In .Paris. He Is attend- Alderson-Broaddus is a church- Mrs. Minnie Sacco, Mrs. Anthonj theria fatalities with mass inocu- The Regatta Fair on the estate rick, Mrs. Frederick Acerra, Mrs. PORT MONMOUTH - A birth- ng Monmouth College and is related liberal arts college, ac- Torchia, Mrs. Louis De Fazio, lations such as have been done in of the Walter Isbrandts, Haddon Alfred Acerra, Mrs. Louis Sabo, lay party for Christian Berntsen, with Western Electric Company, credited by the North Central Mrs. Louis Acerra, Mrs. William some major cities with polio vac- 'ark, Fair Haven.- Mrs. Paul Acerra and Mrs. :ampbeH Ave., was given last New York City. Association of Schools and Col- Acerra, Mrs. Clara. Siciliano, Mrs. cines recently. . Pony rides, games, white ele- James Acerra. Monday by Mr. ana Mrs. Alger- A fall wedding ii planned. leges. Samuel Ferrante, Mrs. Paul ihant sale, sail and motorboat Others were Mrs. Peter Del- Hindrances Drinkwater. Present were •ides and a ringside seat view of mmum icra; Mrs. Edward Chromoyak, Contrary religious beliefs, Ig- Ar. and Mrs. John Delia, Mr Kitty Kelly; Mrs. John Caliendo, Mrs. Frank norance, people with differing so- md Mrs. Rome Somma, Nick he power squadron races and KNIT IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT Vonella, Ms. Joseph Fucelli, Mrs. cia| values have hindered a total tlessina, Mr and Mrs. Angelo ill for the benefit of Mariner, Rae Acerra, Mrs. Carmen Gran inoculation program. Messina, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Nap- 'roop 119, Fair Haven. dinetti, Miss Mary Sesso, Mrs Now the war against polio wtfh pi, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hyne- • Free Instructions • He Was a Dancing Man Patrick Patterson, Mrs. Nick the various vaccines is being man, Jr, and Mr. and Mrs Ber- • BODY OIL Dear Kitty: •" fer more than the cradle snatch- Ravaschiere, Mrs. Tom Rava- waged in the backwoods and big ard Chenoweth. • HAIR OIL schiere. Miss Andrea Sacco, Mrs. towns as well. I can't keep my feet still when er or your mother but, In the • FACE OIL KNITTERS WORLD the band strikes up and that's end, you'll be the winner. Paul Siciliano, Mrs. Perry^ Pre- Adversely, doctors today are It adds upl More and more r "Uptown Yarns al Downtown Prices" my whole trouble. When me and vette, Miss Carmel Foggia, Mrs. trying to undo overdependence on >eople use The Register ads each MID'S HAIR CLINIC Ralph Vincelli, Miss Nancy Fuzio, so-called Wonder' drugs, sulfa, issue because results come fas- my wife married I was teaching Dear Kitty: 90 W. Front St., Red Bank Miss Jean Vandermapk\,,'>Mrs. penicillin and the mycins. While ~er —Advertisement ^ MONMOUTH SHOPPING CINTER, Eatontewn In a national dance chain studio. I was raised on a farm and nev- Rocco. Mrj. Bongarzone. Mrs. they were sometimes prescribed The~job-paid-weH~a«d--the-w>rk er Trent—aTiywhere^except—to (Eatonrown Circle & Rt. 35) Frit Instructions Peter Devarote, MissXlndTSsStf; as cure'allsrthey-areTiow-given was easy to take, it being second school. Knowing' nothing about nature for me to put rhythm into life, I got Into trouble, married Mrs. Gordon Wooley and Mrs, more judiciously. Doctors now be- we're still popping ivith this apy girl on a dance floor. No a man with a prison record and >aul Siciliano. lieve that young bodies can build kicks from the wife until she have been._paying for it ever ^Iso Mrs^ John_ Orr JVlrs. Rob- up immunity to these drugs with BANG-UP lc SALE! went home to mother to have since. He drinks, chases women ert Patterson, Mrs. Peter De- too much use. ;— TROPICAL FISH . . . hundreds to choose our second baby. While she was and can't keep a job. We have erotes, Mrs. Peter Deliera and However, antibiotics are real gone, I got transferred to another four children, and, after 14 years Mrs. William Nelligan, Mr. Nelli- boons to combative boys because from; buy one, receive 2d jor a PENNY they can eliminate discoloration town and she wrote that if I no savings. My husband worries gan's mother, and Mrs. Anthony of black eyes. Some also success- AKC Registered Puppies - Rare and Papular Birds. wanted to see her and the chil- more about his dogs and rabbits Acerra, the bride-elect's mother. fully clear up acne. TROPICAL and MARINE FISH dren again to quit being a danc- than he does me. Is there any ing man and find a real job. I hope for him—or me and our love-dancing tout Move my childf«n?=Wretched Wife -Bill Bmton^_JQeJrjatL_.ienjer TROPIQUARIUM and PET LAND more; so I took what she would Dear Wife: Being an ex-con- fielder, paced World Series hit Highway 35, Oakhursr Phone KE 1-4543 call a decent job. Now she says Of Committees vict your husband must have ters with a .412 mark in 1958. she won't come back ever. I think been on probation. Ask the SHREWSBURY - The execu- He was with Milwaukee then. her folks keep us apart. She and parole officer who handled his tive board of the Parent-Teacher NOTICE! he children are on the family case to help you get him in Association met in the school last arm. At one time she said she line again. The probation peo- week to discuss fund-raising activ- would never live there again. ple are usually pretty under- ities for the next school^ year. LITTLE SILVER HARDWARE, What can I do to get her and the resh as a breeze standing and just as anxious formerly DeFalco'i, would like to thank kids back?—R. Mrs. Edwin Otis, president, and as the family to see their the many customers who have rtrs. Joseph Sergewkh reported Dear R.: There are two sides charges go straight. )n the PTA workshop '.hey at- all the time patronized us since we have changed to every story. Get your wife's ended recently in Keansburg. F ownership. Our low prices and side. If she Won't come to you, Send your problems to Kitty go to her—at once. Listen to Mrs. Otis • also appointed the friendly service will be our constant Kelly. Be sure to enclose a her gripes and show, by your ollowing committee chairmen: endeavor, bringing complete stamped, self-addressed envelope willingness to right them, as Vlrs. Isaac H. Pratt, parent edu LET US PERK UP YOUR LINENS, satisfaction to VOU, our customer. and address her care of this you've already done In chang- :alion; Mrs. Elmer Kirsch, hos newspaper. Helpful leaflets avail- COTTONS AND OTHER ing jobs, that she and the chil- litality, and Mrs. Lela Bracken able. Write for "The Ideal Hus- •We would like to make mention that dren hold first place in your °.nd Mrs. Margaret McNally, LIGHTWEIGHT WEARABLES band." although the slore name has heart and life. Make It clear teacher representatives. WITH OUR NEW UNI-GLO changed from DeFalco's Hardware to that you don't intend to let any- DRY CLEANING METHOD LITTLE SILVER HARDWARE. Inc.. body, not even her parents, the DeFalcot are still associated with separate you. Be forceful. Take the firm. The reason for the change the aggressive! was the unfortunate ill health (owl Enrollments Limited! Dear Kitty: It's easy to stay fresh, neat, crisp, of Mr. DeFalco. My mother's boy friend .(ell in MER SESSION cool as a breeze, when you let us love with, me and 1 with him. do all your dry cleaning and press- Vow she hates me but I couldn't Drama - Mime - Speech ing. You'll like our superior work- M the new management lelp It any more than he could, manship, efficient service. Let us am 18, he 38. We hope ti July 10 thru August 31 help you look your best all the arry in October.—Unhappy •• invite* you to ttop in . . . time! Dear Unhappy: Two wrongs Mornings or Afternoons don't moke a right. This man, •J Roger Thompson - Gene DeFalco - Ann Forbes who Is more Ihnn twice your ADULTS - TEENS - CHILDREN >Re and f.ar more experienced, Robert E. Wayman, Director; formerly of American should be strong, If you arc not. Academy of Dramatic Art, N. V. C; stage, radio. TV. Your mother is well rid of him | LITRE SILVER HARDWARE, INC. 1and you'd holler be loo, if you UNION-IMPERIAL 'alue your future happiness, DRY CLEANING & LAUNDRY = 10 CHURCH ST. LITTLE SILVERS 'ut Him out nfytStir life, even N. J. Academy of Dramatic Art it means leaving home. I LI 2-0092 500 Broad St. Shrewsbury realize this won't be easy, my THE OLD MILL Tfnton Folia SH 1-2228 dear, and you'll probably ^suf- SAL NOTICE 1 BED, BANK REGISTER Friday, July 7, 1961-11 SOTICE of szmjoaxi Sewing for Tots Miss Fleidner Married Of ACCOIKT. AND OntECTlOBl ro» mrauBimoH. Zone-Wide Event ESTATB OF If/EKY A. WMQIJ Kotlet It fc»i«br tly«» that Uw ie- To Paul ADe Vegh l *« lubKrixn. EiMoton ud Short-Cut Method U l * lubKritxn EiMt d Truiteei of tht utttt at ui& Dtttuvi will b« indited »ad «*t«l bj tlu Sur- 1 rogate or. the County of Menrnouth ind Children * dotting lends itse.1 •leeve«, ud set Into the arm- TINTON FALLS - Mi» Jessie of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Col- i.ported {or nttlement to Ttu Urn-to the flat construction metiind hole. Ann Fleidner, daughter of Mrs.lerd of CaldweU, tod of the late flower Show Lists 70 Glasses mouth County Court, Probtta Dlvltlon, en Thuriday, the 27th day ot Julj of tewing which saves time and Lap back or front, bodice, Esther Fleidner, 19 Obre PL; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fleidner, EATOiNTOWN^ More than 70sultants for the arrangements to wood; "Hot or Cold," a minia- A. a, mi. at 9:30 a dock «.m., a Shrewsbury, and the late Arthur Kearny. She is a graduate of Red tie County Court Houit, Monument m energy, says Mrs. Florence S! match centers, and machine classes have been scheduled for be done by member* of Federated ture arrangement done in shades Court StrMU, Freehold, New Jeney, Manifie, extension clothing baste together at lower edge. Fleidner, was married here Sat- Bank High School the flower show which the con-Garden Clubs. ''Summer's Flow- or tintt of one color; "Gardener's at which time Application will be mule for the allowance of Commletlons andspecialist at Rutgers University. Complete the front and back urday to Paul Armstrong De The bridegroom is the grand- bine clubs of Zone 10 of the Gar- ers" is the theme for these class- Pride," an arrangement'of fruit Counsel fees, and Direction! (or Dis- Vegh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geza son of Mrs. Henry W. Arov or vegetables with foliages, and tribution. Flat construction is assembling sections of the skirt* separately. den Club of New Jersey will hold es which will be as follows; Dated June »th, A. D. 1M1. and completing the front and Attach the front and back bod De Vegh. strong and the late Rev. HenryWednesday and Thursday in "Cool, Cool Water," and inter- "July and I," a line mass ar- ilELEN L. WILSON, Magistrate Peter J. Edward- Watson' Armstrong of AUenhurst, rangement • of summer garden "Hotel Carlyle," back pieces of a garment before lee to their respective skirt sec- Monmouth Shopping Center's Civ- pretive composition using water 76th Street and Madlion Are., the side seams are stitched. This tions at the waistline. sen of Eatontown officiated at theand of the late Dr. and Mrsi.c Auditorium. as an element of design: "Burn- lowers and foliages. New York City, N. V. civil ceremony in the home ofArpad De Vegh, Miskolc, Hun- UNITED STATES TRUST the correct way to sew for Stitch the underarm seams Mrs. Nicholas Novak of Allen- ing Bright," an abstract design "Summer's Pleasures" is the the bride groom's parents. gary. He is also a graduate of COMPAKY OP NEW YORKchildren since a great deal oi of skirt, bodice and sleeves in hurst, zone chairman, and Mrswit. h warm hues predominating; section for table arrangements By: L. T. SCULLY, Miss Virginia De Vegh, sister Red Bank High School and is Vice Preildent, ng is not necessary. You one operation. Finish other de- Henry C. Berg, Sea Girt, are "Rain or Shine," an arrange- and these classes also are open 45 Wall street. of the bridegroom, was maid of with J & J Swimpool Supplies, simply make any needed adjust' tails, such as cuff application chairmen of the first zone-wide ment featuring textures; "Song to all. Consultants are Mrs. Rob- New York City. N. Y. honor. Stephen De Vegh, Port Tinton Falls. Executors and Trustee!, ments at the side seams, taking and hem construction. show in the unit's history. and Tale," a naturalistic arrange- ert Connolly of Long Branch and Henri. Irfeth, Bloom & Wood, in or letting out to suit the re- Washington, Pa., the bride- After a wedding trip to Wil- ment to include grasses; "Shad- Mrs. Saul Shapiro, Atlantic High- Counsellor! at Law, The theme exhibit of the show 11 Commerce Street, quirements of the child. groom's uncle, served as best liamsburg, Va., the couple will ow and Light," a design to belands. This schedule will be "Hot Newark (2), N. J. will be designed by George B. man. reside at 19 Obre PI., Shrews- done in two containers, identical Off the Griddle," an arrange- June 18, 23, 30, July 7 J25.8; Be sure to follow your in- Juska of Elberon. struction guide and transfer all The bride is the granddaughter bury. or unalike and stressing con- ment for buffet brunch; "Noon- Defense Mrs. John N. Langenberger ol NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT trasts, and "Midsummer Night," day Sun," an informal seashore OF ACCOUNT pattern markings to the garment Navesink is chairman of the spe- ESTATE OF ANNE BOYD LICHTEN' an interpretive composition with luncheon setting; "Everything STEIN, DECEASED. pieces, Mrs. Minifie says. cial invitation arrangers' class. Against pastel flowering material pre- Nice," a tea table featuring glass; Notice la hereby given that the ac- To demonstrate how easy this Guest arrangers will be Mrs. Wil- counts ot the fubicrlbers, Executore Drama Students Give "R.S.V.P." an infomal dessert ol the estate ol ealil Deceased will be method is, the specialist out- liam Behrbahm, Mrs. Eric Fea- dominating. audiled and stated by the Surrogate lines the following steps foi Mrs. Berg and Mrs. William setting for six, and "L'Envoi," of the County ot Monmouth and re- Mildew sey and Mrs. Wayne Gaunden, ported for settlement to The Monmakin- g a child's dress: all of Mountain Lakes; Mrs. F.Mulheron of Holmdel are consult- an intimate table set;for two, rnonth County Court, Probate Division, Summer furnishes ideal condi- stressing cool hues. on Thursday, the 24th day ol August Stitch all darts In the bodice 'Camino Real' Tonight Leon Chrisman, Butler; Mrs. ants for, the artistic arrangement JL, 1'-. 1961. at 9:30 o'clock a.m., a ions for growth of mildew in front and back, and press to- Lawrence P. Gait, Brookside, and class, "Summer's Treasures" 'Summer'! Sun' the County Court House, Monument am ward center of garment Sew (iour home—high temperature open to all. These arrangements Court Street, Freehold.-New Jersey, TINTON FALLS — The New formances of "Ten Blocks on theMrs. Bernard Murphy, Westfield. "Summer's Sun" Is the theme at which time Application will be made any center front and back and humidity. And mildew thrives will be "Surf and Sky," a com lor the allowance ol Commissions ai Jersey Academy of Dramatic >amino Real," by Tennessee for the horticulture section' of Counsel fees. seams that win need to be in poorly aired and poorly lighted Summer's Flowers position interpreting a seashore Arts will present two more per- junior exhibitors, and "Summer's Dated June 20lh, A, D. 19CL joined. Now you are ready places. Villdams tonight and tomorrow vacation; "High and Dty," an LOUISE BOVD DALE, Mrs. Novak and Mrs. Fancis Fun," for the artistic design sec- to join shoulder seams. ght in the Old Mill. arrangement using water-washed P. 0. Box No. MS, The best defense against mil- E. Swartz, Fair Haven, are coa tion for juniors. Mrs. Edgar Os- Red Bank, N. 3. Apply collar and any facings The play is the story of ltiai's GRBOORY P. N00NAN, dew is to keep things clean and trander of little Silver is Junior ION Constable Drive, that are needed to complete the dry, advises Miss Edith Taitton- Rev. Schwartz urney through Hell, and is i Mamaronecb, N. Y, entries chairman, and Mrs. Wil- neckline treatment. Prepare the •ected by Robert E. Waynan BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, en, extension home managemenl lard T. Somerville, Fair Haven, By: ROBERT P. BORGEB, set-in sleeves by easing in or senior director of the academy Jean Doherty Engaged Assistant Trust Olllcer, specialist at Rutgers University. consultant for Junior classes, ' 11 Wall Street, gathering the upper cap of Soil provides food for mildew Ordained By The cast inoludes Jay Porter Paul Edward Doherty, 458 Nave- sey City, and of the late Mr. Artisitc designs for juniors will New York City, N. Y. growth. This may be on kitchen liddietawn; Gertrude Tollmnn ' Executors, sink River Rd., have announced and Mrs. John J. Ormston ol be "Davey Jonei Locker," an garrison F. Durand, Esq., LEGAL NOTICE walls or even materials usually Toms River; and Joseph Reilly the engagement of their daugh- ew Rochelle, N. Y. and St. Peunderwater arrangement in a Counsellor at Law, resistant to mildew. Soiled areas Bishop Eyler reehold. Mr. ReiHy is also the 144 Broad Street. MONMOUTII COUNTY • ter, Miss Jean Elizabeth Doherty, lersburg, Fla. She is a graduate glass container; "By the Beauti- Newark (2), N. J. SURROGATE'S COURT will support the growth. So keep let designer. BELFORD - Richard R. to Joseph Patrick Sullivan, sonof the Bergen School, Jersey City ful Sea," an arrangement of flow- .June S3, 30, July 7. It S23.2C Notice to Creditors to Present closets, drawers, and basements Other cast members are Claims Against Estate Schwartz, Compton St., was or- of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Joseph and the College of New Rochelle ers and shells; "Happy Hours," is clean as possible. fvonne Mulroy, Fair Haven; Vin- NOTICE ESTATE OF MARY ELIZABETH dained to the work of the gos- Sullivan of New York City. class of 1958. She is a candidate an arrangement of bright colored MONMOUTH COUNTY WEBER. DECEA8ED :ent Lo Bianco, East Brunswick Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Ventilation, especially of kitch- pel ministry last Sunday at the Miss Doherty is the grand- 'or a master's degree from Co- flowers in a beach toy; "Come . BIRROGATES COURT X>ris Chi, Red Bank; Dick Glenn C. BROEGE. Surrogate of the County en, laundry, and bathroom, helps Nauavco Community Chapel in daughter of the late Mr. andlumbia University. and Get It," a design using flow- NeUee to Creditors to Present of Monmouth, this day made, on the Holmdel; Bill Smith, Princeton Clalmi Acalnst Estate application of the undersigned, Wil remove dampness. Use your elec- Lewisberry, Pa. Mrs. William J. Doherty of Jer- Mr. Sullivan is the grandson ers, fruits or vegetables in a ESTATE OF KATHRYN SATTER, Ham E. Beaty, Bole Executor ol the and Bill Starsinic, Freehold. tric fan in areas that cannot be Rev. Dr. Owen A. Eyler, Penn if the late Mr. and Mrs. Michael small kitchen container, and DECEASED. estate o! the said Mary Elizabeth Web- Guest artists Marilyn Rowse, Pursuant to tht order ot EDWARD er, deceased, notice is hereby given to :eached by outside air. sylvania's regional bishop of the NOT FINALIZED Sullivan and the late Mr. and"Lazybones," an arrangement 0. BROEOE, Surrogate ot the County the creditor! of said deceased to pre- Rumson, and Billy Fansler, Mid- ot Monmouth, this day made, on thesent to the said 8ole Executor their Occasionally you may leavi Evangelical Christian Churches, WASHINGTON (AP) - The vlrs. William J Hazel, of Newinterpreting a record title. claims under oath within six months dletown, will also appear. Geza application of the undersigned, Victor :loset doors and dresser draw- officiated. He was assisted by White House says a decision on fork He was graduated from Batter, Sole Executor ol the estate ol from this date. de Vegh, director of the Old Mill, Mrs. F. Hobart Waler of Inter- the said Kathryn Batter, deceased, no Dated: June 22nd, 1M1 :rs open to keep moisture from Rev. Christian Oberholtzer, Ann- reorganizing the nation'sj

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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JjULY 7, 1961 7c PER COPY At McGuire Air Base Nine Charges Listed Says Jetport Renew Davis Attack KEANSBURG - Fresh from difficult for them to take the | who represents the borough in one court victory over Edward J. plumbing test, thus depriving the the capacity of an inspector," Worth Study Davis, plumbing inspector, May- people of the benefit of a com- Today is the deadline for Mr. or Louis Collichio last night once petitive price and proper work- Davis to appeal the court de- again filed nine charges against manship and has denied these WASHINGTON (AP) - A high for a commercial jetport, Case cision on his violation of the the inspector based on his activ- contractors the right to ply their ranking official of the Federal has said. i heating code. ities while in office. rade and make a living. Aviation Agency reportedly thinks He sent a similar letter in De He received a $10 suspended the suggestion for a commercial cember, 1959, to the then Air Last week, Mr, Davis, as a pri- 9. "His vindictive, dictatorial [fine plus $10 suspended court jet airport at McGuire Air Force Force secretary Dudley C. Sharp vate contractor, was found guilty attitude is not befitting a man costs as a result o! the conviction. Base, N. J., is worth exploring. who replied that the Air Force in municipal court of violating Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., saw a continued need for Me the borough heating code. •aid he had discussed the plan Guire through 1964, the furthest The inspector has been asked— privately with the official whose the Air Force had then projected and so far has refused to resign— name he declined to make public. its plans. Tom his post. He was asked to The official, Case said, took no quit by the mayor shortly after Possible Alternative he took office. position on any merit the plan It was shortly after.the Port might have other than to say it Authority had unveiled its Mor The charges filed last night Is less objectionable than other ris County plan in December, were referred to the Board of alternatives proposed to a Port of 1959, that Me Guire was men Health for disposition as that - New York Authority suggestion tioned as a possible alternative agency is responsible for the ap for a commercial jetport in Mor- Earlier this year, however, pointment of the plumbing in ris County, N. J., and might be Case suggested either Me Guire, spector. worth further study. the Lakehurst Naval Air Station The board has been increased First Reaction or the pine barrens of Burlington by two members, to seven. This reaction is the first to come County as the site for a second OFFICIAL OPENING of the new Shadow Lawn Savings and Loan Association branch The new appointees, plus two from the FAA either officially or jetport to serve the New York office in Keyport took place yesterday, with Mayor Charles E. Applegate officiating. others to fill vacancies on the unofficially to a plan suggested metropolitan area. board, were named by the mayor Shadow Lawn has merged with the Second Keyport Loan Association, founded in by Case earlier this year as an The plan envisioned use of Idle- The nine charges were original' alternative to the Port Authority's wild Airport in New York City 1880, and the Sage Savings and Loan Association of Keyport, founded in 1927, The ly introduced last September Morris County jetport suggestion. for transcontinental jets and the branch office is at 37 West Front St. Left to right ere, Ralph J. Rothbart, former The charges lodged against the Case has already asked Air New Jersey jet airport for over- inspector are as follows: Force Secretary Eugene M. Zuc- seas and South American jet president of Sage; John W. Guire, Shadow Lawn board chairman; Mayor Apple- 1. "That he has violated sec kert for a report on the future of trips. gate; David Huggins, new branch acting manager; John G. Lawley, Shadow Lawn tion 73 and 79 of the plumbing McGuire. With the defense em- This would overcome an FAA president, and Lloyd F. Armstrong, former Second Keyport Loan president. code by failing to inspect the phasis shifting from manned objection that a Burlington Coun- work of other licensed plumbers bombers to missiles. Case said ty jetport would interfere with in the borough." McGuire may some day become existing air traffic patterns in the New Shrewsbury Council UiL Charge* obsolete. New York-Philadelphia-Washing- In that event it could be used ton area. 2. "In the course of conducting his own plumbing business, Mr Davis has violated the code on OK Gas Station Measure numerous occasions." Short Ordinance 3. "In the course of conducting NEW SHREWSBURY - Bor- not to be contrary to health and only speaker was G. K. Ralph his own heating business, he ough Council last night adopted safety. of Old Mill Rd. has violated the code on numer- "service station amendment" The amendment also sets forth -"isted in searching ous occasion!. Results in Hassle to the zoning ordinance. limitations to the type of signs out your motives in passing this 4. "In the course of the con New rules for granting permis- that may be used at service sta< uiji.iance," he said. duct of his office he has made NEW SHREWSBURY - Party after maintained a consistent po- sion to builtf service and filling tions, prohibits storing vehicles "I believe it is intended to per- statements that lead me (Mr sition on the matter: lines blurred and vanished, and stations call for: out of doors for more than 24 mit a new service at the inter- Collichio) to believe that he has UN GUARANTEE—Abdel Ax« Hussein, Kuwait's spokes- arguments ran in circles at last In favor of its adoption as sub- First, approval of a site plan hours at a stretch, and forbids section of Sycamore Ave. and certain nationality prejudices that man at the United Nations Security Council, gestures mitted. night's meeting of Borough Coun- by the Planning Board, and next, lighting that sheds a glare be- Tinton Ave., and the shopping I believe should disenfranchise "Nobody claims this is as good during news conference at the United Nations in New cil, as that body engaged in its a hearing before the Zoning yond the lot line of the premises. center that I have heard pro- him from holding his office. as the much longer ordinance on Board of Adjustment. Self-service filling stations are posed." 5. "That Mr. Davis hat by his York. Hussein said the council must give Kuwait an ef- wordiest hassle of recent years the same subject that is now un- The zoning body may then prohibited in the ordinance. "He added; negligence failed to inspect or has fective guarantee of independence before the oil-rich der study," he said. "But we need The question was the adoption ;rant the application if the pro- At the public hearing before "I want to know what will hap- willfully permitted licensed it to tide us over." desert shaikdQm could feel safe enough to ask British of a short ordinance requiring posed location has been shown the adoption of the ordinance the pen to that whole area if you al- plumbers in the borough to vio- Mayor Baron suggested it be troops to withdraw. (APWirephoto) police permits for solicitors and low business all the way from late the plumbing code. tabled for study. 6. "Has on occasion abused his peddlers in the borough.' the school to the bridge?" Mr. Davidson moved that it be position as plumbing and heating Commercial Area Consistent Position studied that very evening. Headquarters in Red Bank inspector to benefit himself. The mayor called for a vote It was introduced by Council- Mayor Karl K. Baron said the 7. "He is in conflict of interest on this. Mr. Davidson and Ren- proposal applies only to the com- Deadline Wanted man Robert Davidson who there- inasmuch as he is one of the lead shaw voted aye. Nobody voted For Ford Motor Division mercial area, and that the amend- ing plumbing contractors In the nay. ment has been "very carefully borough and is permitted to in So it was studied. RED BANK - The Defense thought out." roducts Group of Ford Motor spect his own work. He has pub- On British Troops Council These were some of the points The measure was passed unani- Company has opened its New licly stated that no one inspects discussed: mously except for Councilman York area office here at 91 East his work. UNITED NATIONS (AP)-The British to withdraw only after John E. Lemon, Jr. who disquali- To Meet What good will the ordinance Front St., Richard J. Gale, area Soviet" Union is expected to de-. the UN. affirms Kuwait's inde- fied himself from voting. •Dictatorial Attitude' accomplish if a license cannot be manager, announced today. mand that the Security Council pendence, declares Iraq has no refused except to a person with At the same meeting, Council 8. "He has kept other plumb- Mr. Gale, recently appointed to set a deadline for Britain to with- valid claim and admits Kuwait to Again Today a criminal record? man Herbert L. Willett, 3d, an ing contractors from practicing draw her troops from Kuwait. JH. membership. organize and manage the new of- nounced the borough dump' will within the borough by making it KEANSBURG - A host of Isn't;there some other grounds fice, is responsible for handling Soviet Delegate Platon D. As the council headed for a for keeping out "shady opera- once more be open 24 hours a items came before the council military and industrial marketing MorozbV made plain he would vote on the British resolution this tors?' day, seven days a week. table test night, but the governing and government liaison in metro- eek to amend a British resolu- afternoon, at least three members This has been made possible, Road Material body postponed action or discuss- Is it morally right to refuse a politan New York, New Jersey tion calling on the United Nations —Liberia, Chile and Turkey—in- he said, by adoption of a "sani ion on many of the subjects un- selling license to a man after he and Connecticut for Ford's Aero- [o guarantee the independence of dicated they felt the Kuwait-Iraq tary land fill" operation there, on til its adjourned meeting this af- has served out a sentence for nutronic Division, Newport Beach, Contract Given the desert sheikdom claimed by dispute should be left to the Arab criminal conviction? the recommendation of state ternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Calif., and Special Military Ve- WEST LONG BRANCH - Bor- raq. League to solve. Should a limit be set to the health authorities Prime item on the agenda is hicles Operations, Dearborn, ough Council yesterday awarded The Russian diplomat charged However, a British delegation hours within which peddling is Dumping will now be restricted a discussion of a water problem Mich., the two major components a $6,231.40 contract for road re- he British resolution was a source said he was confident permitted? o a small area, where trash on several borough streets. of the Defense Products Group. pair materials to Fred McDowell, maneuver to justify the presence there Sports 11:20; From Hell It Came 12:50. person to be the current king of 12:45- (2) Guiding Light WALTER READE THEATRES the British film world. it constructively. The others? bosomy blond surrounds hersel f:SO- (4) Local News SAT.—The Pleasure of His There are no standards for film in "living pink"—from her heart' 12:55- (4) News (5) Cartoons With his large head, full jaw, Company 8:45; 12:30; The Ca- criticism; most film critics have shaped swimming pool to her bed 1:90- (2) News (7) Eichmann Trial black-rimmed glasses and neat nadians 11:10. no background for it. room. Mickey and their threi (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (11) Christie Comedies tailoring, he might be a pros- SUN.-Rebel Without A Cause EATONTOWN moppets get in the act, too. Spile (5) Cartoons (IS) Movie- perous London advertising man. "I expected the roasting. The 8:45; 1:00 A.M.; East of Eden DRIVE-IN THEATBl London press Is noted for build- Jones was the other subject. (7) Ray Milland 6:40- (4) Weather BOUTt 35 «l Ihf CIRCLE But a string of hit comedies— 1:0$- (2) Burnt and Allen 11:00. Shows Nltely from Dusk "The Mouse That Roared," "I'm ing people up and then tearing CO-(4) News them down. One lady columnist 9:30 - CBS (Ch. 2) - Wa; 1:20- (9) News and Weather 7:0O- (2) News COLUNGWOOD CIRCLE All Right, Jack," "Two-Way 1:25- (4) News Stretch," etc.—have made him told me at a party, " 'You're Out — Roald Dahl hosts an eerii (4) Lock Up Shore Drive-In-FRI. & SAT.- (S) News (5) Assignment: the most sought-after star in Eng-ready to be rapped, aren't you?' drama about a vengeful portrai Cartoon Carnival 8:55 David & T0DAU TOMORROW (9) Almanac Newsreel Underwater lish films. I said, 'Yes, and you're going to photographer, "Soft Focus." Th Goliath 9:20; 12:45; Time Bomb do it to me.' And she did." 1:10- (2) As The World Turns (7) Jim Backus FRED Sellers isn't entirely elated by photog (Barry Morse) has a wil 11:15. The fans still like him, both (4) Dr. Hudson (9) Terrytoons Circus A8TAIRI PAIMER HUNTIR this turn in his life. (Joan Hotchkis) and a lab assisi SUN.—Return to Peyton Place here and across the pond. But (5) Movie (11) News "I am by nature a rather quiet ant. To add to the mysterj 8:55; 12:45; Sanctuary 11:20. he admitted his American Impact (7) Susie 7:05- (2) Local News man," he says. "I used to think there's a fading actress (Ann Fly-In Drive-in-FRI. & SAT.- has been with the art-house, not (9) France Profile of a 7:10- (2) Weather that it would be nice some day Meacham) on the premises Career Girl 8:55; 1:30 A.M.; the mass audience. Nation (11) Local News to have someone ask me for my These are new videotaped dramai Girl of the Night 10:20; One "Perhaps 'Lolita' will do it," (11) Movie 7: IS- (2) News autograph. Now it alarms me. and kookie enough to be interesl Summer of Happiness 12:00. said Sellers, who plays a fast- ing. 2:00- <2) Face The Facts 7:25—(11) Weather "When I walk on the street, I SUN. — The Great Impostor talking American in the contro- (4) Jan Murray 7:30- (2) Rawblde 8:50; 1:10 A.M.; The WorM of tee people staring at me. They're versial story. "It Is a great film. <7) Day In Court (4) Happy ftrange-Iooking people—not auto- 10:09 - ABC (Ch. 7) - The De- Susie Wong 11:00 p.M. No doubt it will run Into censor tectives — A good rerun, with (9) Guy Madison ~ (5) Cannonball graph seekers, really. They're trouble, but tt Is done Inoffensive- 2:30- (2) House Party (7) Matty's Funday HAZLET somewhat frightening. Robert CuIp portraying the "Bad ly." Apple." CuIp is a patrolman whi (4) Loretta Young Funnies Loew's Drive-In—FRI. &SAT.- ALSO AT DRIVEIN . . . "CANADIANS" TECHNICOLOR "The result is that I have as If "Lolita" fails, Sellers might becomes embroiled in an intensi (7) Seven Keys (») Movie Cartoon 8:45; Pleasure of His little contact with the public as reach the Yankee masses with battle of wits with Capt. Ho! (9) Star and Story ' (11) Sportsman's Club Company 8:50; 12:40; Under 10 possible. I live in the country "Dangerous Silence," which he brook (Robert Taylor) after he 2:55— (5) News 7:45—{11) Sports. Flags 11:00. (the Manor House, Chipperfield, may make here with Jack Lerti tipped that CuIp is mastermindin, 3:00- (2) Millionaire 8:00— (4) One Happy Family TARTS SUNDAV Herts), and see only my close mon this fall. And he is consider- SUN.—Cartoons 8:45; Fabulous AT CARLTON ONLY I a wave of burglaries. (4) Young Dr. Malone '(5) Miami Undercover World of Jules Verne 9:10; S friends." ing Hollywood films for next year (5) Dateline Europe (7) Harrigan and Son 12:2b; Bimbo The Great 11:00, I met the 35-year-old actor at —but not merely for the sake of (7) Queen For A Day (11) Baseball 2-SMASH HITS-2 working in the film capital. 10:00 - CBS (Ch. 2) - Th Shepperton, probably the only stu- Twilight Zone — There's (9) Film Drama (13) Mike Wallace ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS World of Difference" awailin (ll).Movie 8:20—(13) News Atlantic—The Alamo 8:00. ELVIS PRESLEY Howard Duff when he walks In 3:25— (IS) Community Newsreel 8:>0- (2) Route 66 SAT.-The Alamo 2:20; 8:00. HOPE UNG RADIO to another room. He finds him 1:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours (4) Short Story SUN.-The Alamo 2:20; 5:20; WABC 771 WNEW UN self projected into- the complete!; (4) From These Roots (5) Tombstone Territory 8:20. (5) Doorway to Destiny (7) Fiintstoncs "Wild In WCBS IN WPAT 930 unfamiliar role of a movie star— HIGHLANDS WQXR 15H (7) Who Do You Trust? (13) Betty Furness WHTG Ml* who Is playing himself! Anothei Marine—Gone With The Wind WNBC Ml WOR 711 top Rod Serling production beini (») Movie 1:00- (4) Lawless Years 7:30. The Country" AFTIRNOON WHTO Neva: repeated. (13) Jack La Lanns (5) Pony Express _ . , , * 111**—WABC Charlie Creer Ralazlng Moalo 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (7) 77 Sunset Strip SAT.-Gone With the Wind — Teehnlcwor — WCM Nnrt WNM Morgan Beattr (4) Make Room For (9) Golf Tips 7:30; Hound Dog Man 2:45. WHTfl Honmontli-Octu WOR News; SATURDAY SUN.—Atlantis, Lost Continent, Newa Snmmaiy Gabriel Hester 8:30 - CBS (Ch. 2) — Check- Daddy 9:30— (2) Way Out STARTS SUNDAY WNM Haws Jim Low* TIM—WOR Capitol Cloie-Up (5) Mr. and Mrs. North (4) Nanette Fabray 2:30; 7:30; 9:29. WHS* Newa; Jack Scott ri4t—WNBC New York City mate — (Choice Viewing) — AT EATONTOWN DRIVE IN Uitt—WOK The Fltiiaralda ' Talking Barbara Rush portrayed the dual (7) American Bandstand (5) Night Court KEANSBURG WCM Full Report WOK Carlton Fredrlelu (9) Long John Nebel TlS«—WNBC Warn* Ho well roles of a socially actlvi woman (11) Abbott and Costello In "REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE" WHT« Thll Ii MonmouU 10:00- (2) Twilight Zone Culno-FRI. & SAT. - Return and "EAST OF EDEN" County fill—WABC News: Chock and the mysterious woman wh (IS) Tea Time With to Payton Place 2:20; 6:50; 1J||»—WHTQ County Afnt Dtmaway (4) Michael Shayna ••••—WCM World Tonight threatens her life in "The Dart Buff Cobb WCM Allu Gray (5) Award Theater 9:10. Mll»—WHTO N.»i: WHTO Headlines; Musle Divide," a repeat telecast. Th 4:15- (2) Secret Storm Relaxing Huilo (Sign Off 8:30 p.m.) (13) Cartoons (7) Detectives KEYPORT WNBC New.: Wayne Checkmate partners are baffled Miss—WABC Nim; Farrell Smith (13) To Be Announced WNM Emphaele Howell for awhile, until they learn thai 4:39- (2) Edge of Night Strand—The Pleasure of His tIM—WGM Newa; Hollywood WO« News, World Today Barbara is mixed up with some (4) Here's Hollywood 10— (2) Person to Person Company 7:17; 9:28. WHTQ Headlinea. Elf SllS—WCM Ed Joyce (5) Manhunt . Prlcea. Maelc •HO—WO* Sporta hoodlums. One new series thai (5) Mr. District Attorney SAT.-The Pleasure of His WNtjC Ntw.; Jim Un tilt—WOK My True Story caught on and will be back in (11) Laurel and Hardy (7) Law and Mr. Jones Company 2:00; 7:17; 9:28. won Ntwi tilt—WABC News; Chuck 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole (9) Movie till—WCM BobJDilon Dunaway the fall. SUN. - The Fabulous World WALT DISNEY'S David and GofiaHi WHTO Batch iUport •i*«—WNBC News: Bob Haymta 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (13) Core Telethon WCBS News,' World Of of Jules Verne 3:42; 6:45; 9:48; Co-Hit WON Cirllon FrederlcW (4) Movie 10:50—(11) Sports Bimbo The Great 2:15; 3:18; 'PARENT TRAP" »t»O—WHTO N.wi; Music 7:30 - CBS (Ch. 2) - Perry "TIME BOMB" Raining Moele tljg—WO* News; McCullough Mason — Repeating the "Case o (5) City Assignment 1:00- (2) News 8:21. lilt—WABC Naw»i Fartall Smith ftEliot (9) Jet Jackson (4) News WNBC Eraphatli tilt—WABC News: Scott Mual the Substitute Face." Perry and LONG BRANCH HOC—WCB» Newai Woraas'e ItlQtv—WCBS Nawa his secretary are returning (11) Bozo the Clown (5) PM East .. . PM Report on WNBCNewe; Bob ilsrmes (13) Women's Club West Baronet—Return to Peyton Washington WO* Newa: Les Smith aboard a cruise ship from a lega Place 2:10; 7:10; 9:30; 10:45. WHTO Headlinee. Moelo lOllg—WOK UcCullough k Eliot assignment in Vancouver when 5:25—(11) Clutch Cargo (7) News WNBCNawi; Jim Una l.ilt)—WCM Dance Music 5:30- (2) Movie (11) News SAT.—Return to Peyton Place WO* N.wi. Us Smith 10i4S—WO* Bible Reading their help is asked by the wife ol 1:30; 3:40; 6:00 8:25; 10:45. JEFF CHANDLER tilt—WCM Bob Dlion ions—WABC Naws: Scott Muni a poorly paid accountant. Her (5) Heckle and Jeckle 1:10— (2) Weather SHIRLEY MacLAINE WOR Galsn Drake llltO—WCM Nswe (4) Weather SUN. — The Young Savages LAURENCE HARVEY WNBC Naws; Bob Harmea husband, who was carrying (7) Rin Tin Tin "RETURN TO lllO—WHTO News; 1:12— (7) Weather 3:30; 6:50; 10:20; On The Rele»im Muile WOR Newe 'fat" money belt, disappears, (9) Movie "TWO LOVES" PEYTON PLACE" lilt—WABC Neira; Jack Came] llllt—WCM Starlight Silute (11) Three Stooges 1:15- (2) Movie Double 2:00; 5:20; 8:40. WNBC Eraphaela WO* Jean Shepatd With a backlog of four years o: SIOtWCM Newe; Pereonal Storj lllSt—WCH Mnalo 'Til Dawn films to choose from, many view (13) Crunch and Des (4) Jack Paar FREEHOLD WHTO Headlinee. Muslo tlltt—WABC Naws: Happiness (7) Movie Exchange ers may he seeing these award- WNBC Newa; Jim Low. luring this rerun. After the first (11) Mevle Strand - Kiddie Show 2:00 WOR Nawa: Ljla Van 11:00—WNBC Nawa: All Night la winning episodes for the firsi Pleasure of His Company 8:45 fits—WOP) Arltna Francis N.Y. ew weeks, aeries came up wear- 2:00— (0) Midnight Mysteries WCB*M»rtha Wrlfbt WOR Long John time. Canadians 7:10; 10:39. SIM—WHTO Newe; ing the same pin-stripe suit. 2:30— (5) Racket Squad MORNINQ MOORAMS 1:00- (4) News SAT. — The Pleasure of H 4ACADMY AWARDS! Relaxing Mutlo TttS—WABC Herb Oscar Anderson Company 3:31; 6:50; 10:13; O Silt—WABC News; Jack Carnal WCBS Jack Starling 7:30 - ABC (Ch. 7) - The 1:30 - CBS (Ch. 2) — Have (5) News WNBC Emphasis WHTO Monmouth-Oceaa Roaring 20s — Bootlegging and nadians 2:00; 5:25; 8:44. 41*6—WCM Nawa; Informsllos un Will Travel — Paladin finds (7) Evening Prayer Newa Sumarjr SUN.—Atlantis, Lost Continent Central Egg Prices blackmail ran rampant during lyncher's noose fitted over his (9) Almanac Newsreel WHTO Closing Stock WO* News: the so-called "roaring 20's," and 3:38: 6:46; 9:54; Atlas 2:00 Report; Musle lead when he stops to share a 1:0$- (4) 13th Hour 1 5:08; 8:16. .-"-WNBC -New.; Art Fora John Gambling this Warner Bros, series-capital- amp with a rifle-toting' saddle (9) News and Weather • WOK News: John Wingala WNBC Naws; Blll.Cullen ized on that fact every week, 4ilt—WCM K.nnelh Banibart Tilt—WHTO News: >um. Seems the bum was out to 1:20- (2) Movie WOR Radio New York Wake up to Mualo Columnist Pat Garrison got ;ave his own skin and had doub- 1:35— (4) News FIREMEN BENEFIT 4ilt—WHTQ News: Ralsllm JUS—WHTO Civil Service Newa caught up in "The Velvet Frame" Music Till—WABC News; le-crossed Paladin. Reruns, and 1:40- (4) Sermonette LOCKPORT, N. Y. (AP) - 4llt—WABC Nawa; Jack Carnar Herb Oacar Anderson strong running partner to "Gun- 2:45- (2) News WHTO Foit Monmoutb •it*—WCBS World Nswa Firemen benefited when fewe: News WHTO Headlines; smoke." 2:50- (2) Give Us This Day young people than expected WNBC Emphasis Wska up to Muilc Site—WCBS News: Sidelights WO* Naws stayed for breakfast after a sun WHTO Monmouth-Ocaan WNBC News: Bill Cutler, rise service at First Presbyterian News Summery ••IS—WOR Dorothr and Dick Jack WaiBC Nawsi Art Ford WCBS Jack Starling Church. WO* News; John Scott •ISO—WHTO News Memberi of the church's Men'j •US—WCM Kenneth Banghart Relaxing Muslo Sullivan's SlSS—WABC News; Club, who had prepared the WHTQ Dow Jonea Averagaa SPRING LAKE. N. J. WO* Radio New York Herb Oscar Andersor breakfast, hastened up the street •lit—WHTO News; Relating tiOO—WCM News: Jsck Sterling Muslo WHTO Headlines: to the city's main fire statioi t,||—WABC News 8trlctly for Women and served firemen the bonui WNBC News; Bill Cullen CVININO WOR News; Gslen Draka meal. •lOo—WABC Jack Came* •ISO—WHTO News: WCBt Naws Relaxing Mutlo WHTQ Headlines: •its—WNBC Emphasis AL KENNY Dinner Music > WABC News: Brsskfast Club Sensational Pianist WNBCNta-e: Sports lilOO—WCM Newa: COWBOY WO* New; Ljla Vln Arthur Godfrey Appearing Mtely •ill—WCBS Sports . WHTO Headlines: Mualo ' PAUL NEWMAN WNBC An Ford WNBC News: Art Ford EVA MARIE SAINT . WO* News; John Wlngste WO* News Reports Accommodations lor CITY •lit—WABC Paul Hsrvay Kill—WOR Martha Deane RALPH RICHARDSON •lit—WCBS Naws; Bualnaii Burt Lancaster is attackad by a pack of hoodlums in his "FINEST. WESTERN TOWN Itllt—WHTO Naws; Luncheon • Dinner PETER LAWFORD WABC News Reports Relaxing Muslo role of district attorney in "THE YOUNG SAVAGES" IN THI EAST" WHTQ News: Dinner Music WOR Interviews, Weddings - Parties LEE J. COBB ; WO* Newe: Mirtha Diana — Anniversaries at the Baronet Theatre, Long Branch, Sunday through (Between Freehold and *-•-*--•* * Henry Glailnent Itilfc—WA»C News: SAL MINEO •I4t—WCBt Financial News PRIVATE ROOM Aebury Park) Chsrlle Greer Tuesday, July 9-11. The co-feature is "THE RIGHT AP- JOHN DEREK WNBC Financial Nawa WNBC Emphasis ROUTE 31, rAtUMNGDALE, N. J. •141—WABC Howard Cosall llllt—WCBS Newa: Houae Parti Gibson .9-9000 PROACH," starring singer Frank!* Vaughn. WCBt Lowell Thomae WHTO Headline!: Muslo OMN DAILY AT MlSO A.M. WO* Sports, Stan Lomai WNBC News; Art Ford THRU LAHR' DAY __ WNBC Three Star Eltra WOR Nawa •lit—WCM Sporfs Time llllt—WOR McCanns at Rome KEEPS TABS ON COWS ' ••—2f*5P Kdwmrd P. Uorgaa- WHTO Reach Report WCM News] Intervliwa llllt—WCBt Garry Moore SPENCERVIIXE, Ohio (AP)- WHTQ Headlines: llmlc WHTO Red Bank Rtgiata* Dairy farmer John McConnell of WNBC News; Warne Howsll Nawa, P«te Hoffman WO* Fulton Lawla 111*1—-WCBS Croaby-Clooney Elida, Ohio, uses what he calls fill—WABC Chock Dunawa; lllll—WABC Newa a 'Vlarc- bo-'d" to keep" tab on EXCITING ,*^J!2£ "J'lnaia: News WNBC Ernphaala Atlantic Hotel Tll«—WCM News: Ed Joyce lint—WHTO Midday Slock Report his 52 Holsteins. •ii McConnell i.sts his herd on a LIVE BAR and RESTAURANT hoard and--places-peg*-in^the proper columns beside each ACTION RADIO STATION Our restaurant feature* . . . cow's name to show what phase The enly place ^MiceOii/ef^rniiy^ir... whare yeu can be a of the milk-producing cycle she cewbey for a day. 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SUNDAY TV Friday, July 7,-1961-15 SATURDAY TV AMP AFTER W&O 'MAS WORK£p SO SATURDAY MORNING I:W- (i) Cartoons < SUNDAY MORNING i Funoiej HAf?P AT HIS Off\C& ^ (4) SermooetU l:»- (4) Sermpnette (11) Robin Hood Viewing TV (It) Briefing Session 7:41-(4) Sermonette' , 8iU— (2) Sunrise Semester 7:80— (i) Modern Farmer I;4J- (2)'News I INSIST ON HIS CQMH6 OUT HEJZE 5:J0- (2) Amateur Hottr 7:41- (4) Modem Firmer (4) Computer At* Mt& 7:45- (2) Preview* 8:50- (2) Local News (4) Edwin Newman AM HOUR to 9BM!! (5) Adventures in Jtpan 7:88-0) News 7:50- (2) Give Us This Day 1:55- (2) Weather Fugitive (5) Dial 999 7:M- (7) Morning Prayer (4) Today-Sander Vaso- 7-JSJ- (2) News 7:00— (2) Brothers Brannagan (7) Rocky and His 8:0»- (5) Man And His cur (4) Local News ' Friends (5) Call To Prayer Problenu (5) Call To Prayer (5) Circus Boy Housewife (II) Date Line: 7:58- (7) Morning Prayer (7) Cartoons 7: IS- (5) News (7) Best of the Post 8:00- (2) Movie HOLLYWOOD - Phyllis Diller. 8:18—(2) Previews Washington 7:28— (7) Morning Prayer (11) Superman (4) Crusader Rabbit the fugitive housewife twho made 8:15— (2) Give Us This Day SUNDAY EVENING 7:11— (5) Ding Dong School (13) I Led Three Lives (5) Ding Dong School »good on the bigtime (she appears 8:20— (2) News (7) Early Bird Cartoons 7:10- (4) Weather 1:00- (2) I Love Lucy again with Ed Sullivan Sunday) 8:25- (2) Let's Go New York 8:00- (2) News (7) Cartoons 7:15— (4) Financial News (4) Meet, The Press has a painless formula for watch- 8:30- (2) My Little Margie (5) Sandy Becker 8:3D- (5) Cartoons 7:20- (4) News ' (5) Movie ing TV. (5) Light Time (7) Little Rascals 1:10-'(2) Outside In 7:30- (2) Perry Mason (7) Ivanhoe "I never turn the sound on. 8:45— (4) Library Lions 8:10- (2) News (4) Andy's Gang (4) Bonanza (9) Movie You should see those 'teen-age (5) Cartoons 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo (5) Just for Fun (5) Speedway (13) Between The Lines things in the afternoon without »:00- (2) Once Over Lightly 8:10- (7) Chubby Rascals 9:30— <7) Captain Kangaroo International 0:30- (2) Twentieth Century sound. It's wildville! Now you (5) Wonderama 8:00— (2) People's Choice (•I) Pip the Piper " (7) Roaring 20's (4) Recital Hall want to know why I keep the (7) Q. T. Hush (4) Family (7) Ammaland (9) Blessings of Liberty (7) Wait Disney sound off. Right?" (11) Let's Have Fun (7) Beulah •I'- 0V- (',) Shari Lewis (11) How to Marry a «:50—(II) Sports 8:15- (4) Protestant Fourth R 8:25- (5) News (7) Cartoons Millionaire "Right!" 7:00- (2) Lassie 8: JO- (2) Way To Go 8:10- (2) My Little Margie 10:30- (2) Mighty Mouse , (1J) Movie "Right. Well, my husband is the (4) Shirley Temple (4) King Leonardo 8:00— (5) Theater Five kind of guy who turns on every- (4) Let's Talk About God (11) Pioneers (5) Topper (7) Rocky and His (9) Championship thing the minute he gets up. He (7) Rocky and His (13) Movie (7) Memory Lane ; ! • • Friends Bowling turns on the toaster, the water, Friends 7:30— (2) Dennis the Menace 10:00- (2) I Love Lucy 11:00- (2) Allakazam / (11) I Search for the coffe, the knobs on the draw- 8:45- (4) Jewish Fourth R (7) Maverick (4) Say When (4) Fury Adventure ers, the TV set—he even turns 10:00- (2) Lamp Unto My Feet (9) Movie (5) Movie (7) Q. T. Hush 8:30- (2) Checkmate the buttons on my dress to get (4) Gardener's Almanac (11) Aqualung Adventure 10:10- (2) Video Village 11:30- (2) Roy Rogers me Roing. You with me?" (7) Parents Ask About 8:00- (2) Ed Sullivan (4) Play Your Hunch (4) Tall Man © 1961. Kins Features Syndicate. Inc.. World riiM* res«rv«f. (4) Lone Ranger (7) Leave it to Beaver "With you." Schools ' (4) National Velvet (7) I Married Joan (5) Judge Roy Bean (11) Flight "So, to stay sane, I've got to 10:30— (2) Look Up And Live . (5) Medic 11:00— (2) Double Exposure "(7) Little Rascals 9:00- (4) Deputy run around turning these things (4) Inquiry (11) Air Force Adventure (4) Price Is Right 11:4M11) Christophers (5) Wrestling off. But one morning I didn't turn Middletown Playgrounds (7) Focus 8:30- (4) Tab Hunter (7) Gale Storm 11:25- (5) News SATURDAY AFTERNOON (7) Lawrence Welk the knob all the way on the TV 11:00- (2) Eye on New York (5) Albert Burke (9) Movie set, and later I saw this cowboy (4) Searchlight (7) Lawman 11:10- (2) Your Surprise 12:00- (2) Sky King (11) Chisari Stori bite the dust without hearing a Draw 1,499 Youngsters (7) Faith For Today . (11) City Detective Package (4) True Story (13) Dance Party shot. Try, It's funnyville. Will 11:30- (2) Camera Three (II) Movie (4) Concentration (5) Scotland Yard 9:30- (2) Have Gun, Will you try it?" " (4) To Heighten The Hope 9:00- (2) G. E. Theater (5) Romper Room (7) Tommy Seven MIDDLETOWN — The first Highlights of the week were Travel "I'll try it, I'll try it!" of Man — Medicine (4) Sunday Mystery (7) Love That Bob! ' 12:15—(11> Country Style USA week of the 1961 summer play- bicycle parades, arts and crafts (7) This is the Answer (4) Nations Future "You've got to try things. I (5) John Crosby 12:30- (2) News ground season for Middletown- and evening movies. Winners of 11; 55— (2) News (11) Seven League Boots tried playing the big room at the (7) Rebel (4) Detective's Diary Township youngsters ended with the bike parades were: Mary FOR FAST 10:00- (2) Gunsmoke Fontainebleau and bombed. You SUNDAY AFTERNOON (9) Movie (5) Follow that Man a total registration of 1,499 Ann Cooper, Charles Kahili and (7) Boxing see, I'm terribly visual. The face, (11) International Pro (7) Barney Bear children at seven areas. The pro-Karen Duddy, Bodman Park; 12:00- (2) Keynotes RELIABLE (11) Bachelors look at the face. I've been turne Soccer (11) This is The Life gram is sponsored by the Recre- Ann Russo, Kevin Borman, Tom- Tommy Seven (13) Mantovani down by plastic surgeons. Yoi (7) 9:30- (2) Holiday Lodge 12:50— (9) News and Weather tion Commission. my Johnson, Donald Spath, A1- People's Choice TELEVISION 10:30- (2) Sea Hunt with me?" 12:30- (2) (7) Asphalt Jungle 12:5$— (9) Almanac Newsreel The Bayview Playground in lyson Stackhouse and Patricia Barney Bear (4) Movie "With you." (7) 10:00- (2) Candid Camera l:0»- (2) Under New Flags *• Cocahenoor, Bayview; Donald Encounter (9) Movie Belford leads all Playgrounds (11) (4) Loretta Young SERVICE (4) Mr. Wizard Too Far Away News and Weather (11) Movie with 362 registrants and a weekly Benisch, John Calvin, Barbara 12:50- (0) (5) Crusade In the (I) Movie "Everybody was too far awa, Almanac Newsreel (13) Movie total attendance of 2,086. Bodman Hartmen, Kathy Kelshsw, Kara! 12:55- (9) Pacific UNTIL 9 P.M. (7) Movie at the Fontainebleau—at least Movie 10:45- (7) Make That Spare and Evergreen Parks come next Breault and Carol Calvin, Chance- 1:00- (2) Inner Sanctum (I) Cooking that's what everybody said, after- 11:00- (2) News with a little over 200 registrants ville; Marguerite Frunii, Wade (5) Movie Open End Mon. thru Friday ward. Then they wanted me for (II) Big Picture (4) News and total attendances just under Peterson, Kathleen Thompson, (7) Movie What's My Line this test in Hollywood, a TV se- Call CO 4-1030 1:30— (2) International Hour (5) Movie ,000. Other weekly totals: Eleanor MacMahon and Harold Let's Look at This Is Your Life ries. I borrowed $600 from Peter (4) Parents Ask About (7) Circle ;hanceville Playground, 1,122; Schwartz, Evergreen; Pat Rich- Congress Edltor'i.Choice^ _ Schools"_ ._ _ —that's my oldest son—and than ll:'lK£-(2rweather lordon Playground, 940; Nave- ards, Jackie^Couse, Colleen Bea- (II) Continental—-— (») Movie VILLAGE • * (9) Movie goodness he's a saver. I shot th (4) Weather iink Playground, 566, and East gen and Janice Livigne, Gordon; Miniatures (H) Code Three (11) Sports pilot, I think they call it, bu 11:15- (2) Movie Newt (5) Movie sell it, but I tried. Right?" Company (7) Movie laygrounds last week was 1401weekly project in arts and crafts 1:30- (4) Frontiers of Faith (5) Senate Report (II) Baseball "Right." 12:00- (9) Hy Gardner ir 200 for each playground. was free form drawings In pen (9) Oral Roberts (7) News 2:30- (2) Movie "I go back to New York an 12:45- (5) Dial 999 Police and ink and crayon utilizing cir- (ID Sportsman's Club (ID Movie (7) Movie work at the Blue Angel. I keel 12:50-(2) Movie „ cles, squares and triangles. 2:00- (4) Movie 11:85- (5) Movie 1:00- (9) Movie trying to get on Jack Paar'i 1:00- (4) Movie Free evening movies are shown (9) Evangel Hour 11:18- (4) Weather S:?0- (2) Movie show, but each time his guy State Lifts (7)" Evening Prayer at Navesink, Bayview, Ideal (H) Baseball 11:15- (I) Movie (5) Movie comes to see me, he thinks I'm (9) Famous Artists Beach, Gordon and Bodman. The 2:10- (2) Movie (4) Movie 1:41-(4) Movie not for the Paar show. Finally, 1:15— (9) Almanac Newsreel feature film next will be "Let's (9) On Guard (7) Movie 4:00- (7) I Marrie'd Joan after seven months, they call mi 23 Licenses 1:20- (9) News and Weather Go Navy" with the Bowery Boys. 3:00- (5) Movie 12:80- (8) Almanac Newireel (13) Movie and I do five minutes. With 2:30— (4) Sermonette (») Movie 12:05- (8) News and Weather that camera right on my face, 4:20—(11) Sports 2:45-(2) News In County 3:30- (4) Direct Line 12:50- (5) News; Call to Prayei 1 came in high and never land- 4:30— (5) Horse Race 2:50- (2) Give Us This Day Youth Wants to Know 1:80- (I) Movie ed. You with me?" (7) (7) Men of Annapolis TRENTON — License revoca- Water Safety 3:45- (2) WCBS-TV Views the 1:40-(2) Movie (S) Movie "With you." tions for 23 Monmouth County 2:30- <4> New Cocktail Lounge Press Sermonette (11) Movie "The audience went crazy motorists convicted under the 60 Show Today 4:00- (2) New York Forum J:05- (2) News 1:00- (2) Life or Riley Set at Shopping Center Paar flipped and you should've 70 speed program or the point (4) Open Mind 1:10- (2) Give U« This Day (5) Movie seen Peggy Cass and Hans Con system have been ordered by the EATONTOWN - Two demon- (7) Elchmann On Trial EATONTOWN — The Colon- MONDAY MORNING (7) )Vorld of Sports ried—speechless, all speechless Division of Mbtor Vehicles. strations of safe water practices (13) Religious Hour S:3»- (2) Movie nade Co. Cleveland, Ohio, will Paar arranged to have me back The 11 drivers convicted under will be held at Bamberger's out- 4:30- (2) American Musical 8:15-(2) Previews (4) Captain Gallant open a cocktail lounge, cafeteria and on the panel, which Is liki he point system are: door pavilion at the Monmout ^beater 8:20- (2) Give Us This Day (11) Ramar and table service restaurant late vou'd died and gone to heaven. Milton Markowitr, 39, of 7 West Shopping Center today. (7) Issues and Answers 8:25- (]) News (13) Builder's Showcase I've been on Paar's show 3C this summer in the Monmouth Richard St., Hazlet, Hugo Goren- The six-part programs will tx (9> Movie times now. It made me. You SATURDAY EVENING Shopping Center. flor, Jr., 20, of Lincoln Ave., staged at 2 and 7 p.m. (IS) Streets of Danger agree?" 1:0«— (4) Saturday Theater Feist and Feist Newark, man- Oakhurst, and Mack Clackley, 28 The Monmouth County 5:00- (2) Accent "I agree." CHECK OUR A MIRACLE MAM (5) Felix and Diver Dan aging agent for the center, said of Neptune, three months each; Cross chapter is co-operating wit (4) Invitation To Art Passer IS ONE WHO CAM KEEP (9) Movie the addition of the Colonnade Co, David P. Petach, 20, of 69 High- Bamberger's in the demonstra (5) Racket Squad WINDOW FOR OUR HIS D16WITY WHILE EATi; (11) Jeff's Collie will bring tenancy up to 95 per "For a dame with hardly an; land Ave., and Ronald Poole, 29, tions. The program was develope (7) Matty's Funday - CORWOWTHECOB (13) Record Wagon cent at the center. hair and five kids, that's no of 96 Highland Ave., both of Leon- by Howard Rowland, Red Crosi DAILY SPECIAL You don't have to be « "mira- bad, and then Ed Sullivan wantec ardo, Joseph W. Hobko, 20, of 77 water safety chairman, ant Hraslii) is Director cle man" to get a lair price me. I'm known as a 'passer. Obre PI., Shrewsbury, Alfred George Matwes, safety directo Saturday Combination for your property. Just be a That's a person who can pasi Zammit, 43, of 221 Dock St., for Bamberger's New Jersey. Of Colgate Alumni "smart man" and list your back and forth between the Paai SPECIAL Real Estate with us. We have Union Beach, Robert Heidel, 31, Also participating will be Nanc; JUST CALL US! NEW SHREWSBURY - Clif- • Danish Ring prospects who are ready, will- and Sullivan styjw without get of 211 Broadway, Freehold, and Cox of 16 Wesley St., Monmout tinj» knifed on the way. Now you ford L. Heaslip, 91 Clovordale Frui~ ultt PiPiee " M.25 ing, and able to buy! for Robert Worth, 19, of Manasquan, Beach, and Karen Bilderback,' 19S doz. Cupcakes want to know the secret of my Cir., was recently named to a me month; John T. Farrell, 28, First St., Keyport, Red Cros • PROMPT SERVICE SH 7.1919 success. Right?" if Holmdel Rd., Keyport, 20 days, water safety instructors, an four-year term as director of the • FREE DELIVERY "You tried?" Steacy Kasse, 8, of Fox Hill Dr. Colgate University Alumni Corp. "No. Ali I've done Is put rtv and John T. Brockwell, 47, of Box LaMagra'sl • The Finest in Wines and Liquen Little Silver. PlERSONi true self on stage. I was lik S41-A, 'Red Bank, 10 days. His appointment was announced his pf home. I had ver" littl The 12 persons who lost their by William A. Kern, president Bakery AGENCY v.,, hair then, too. It's low blood pres- licenses for 30 days under the of the corporation. " . MIDDLETOWN MIMBCR \f?£AL ESTATE Fort Monmouth 0F sure that causes it, I'm lucky m, 60-70 speed program are; ™cl INSUGANCE the WINE BARREL Mr. Heaslip, who graduated in SHOPPING CENTER drains work. But my husband am Leonard Wickes, Jr., 24, of 30 Day Slated 1950, is with the Sealright Co. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 4 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK mv kids thought I was a how ear St., and Harry(A. Billerbeck, Highway S5 Mlddletown | so just for laughs six years ag He is a trustee of the Presby- ?, of 35 Edison Ave., both "of ASBURY PARK - Th lecon OS 1 .3333 1300 HALF Milt RD Rntfion I auditioned at the Purple Onioi e New Shrewsbury; Ellswort Aus« annual Fort Monmouth Day wil terian Church of Shrewsbury. in San Francisco and stayed 8! n, 46, of 99 Compton Ave., be staged it the beach front to- weeks. You want more?" MUMMtJOWHOrii West Keansburg; Garwood E. morrow, starting at 10:30 a.m "About a paragraph." Phifer, Jr., 21, of 26 Eaton Rd., The Fort Monmouth Civiliai "I know-exactly where I fit in Eatontown; Joseph E. Bernard, Welfare Council is sponsoring th taidaork for Hiigry Aairlcaii" the business, but I've got a long 33, of Rt. 36, Hazlet; James W. all-day event. Special exhibits The Official way to go. .I'm going to write Harris, 20, of County Rd., Cliff- band concerts, drum and bug! books, do a TV series, star in a ood; Theresa A. Grasso, 19, andcorps and drill teams and a stag Broadway show and even paint." 'hilip C. Speiden, 60, both of revue in Convention H'«fl followei "How do you know you can Presidential RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN isbury.Park; James F. Henne- by dancing will highlight th do all this?" SUNDAY tbni THURSDAY ~"T]tisrRffi) hall Mechanik, 19, of Deal; How- George Zuckerman, city publi 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. looking at Mother India." Color Portrait. rt T. Jost, 54, of Belmar, and "R1DAY and SATURDAY city director, said more than 20, Rocco V. Verdi, 41, of West Bel- 4:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M. PERSECUTION CALLED 000 persons are expected to tak STIMULUS part in the event. YOURS FORT WORTH Tex.-(AP)-Tru believers in Christ have a ways been persecuted, Dr. Gun- FOR ONLY nar Westin, Swedish church his- Where's Everybody? torian, told a gathering here. "Persecution started early and is clear that many times it ha; been a blessing." 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PRESBYTERIAN CHRIST EPISCOPAL EMBURY METHODIST METHODIST BAPTIST BAPTUT Little Silver- Red Bank New Monmouth Red Bank Shrewsbury Red Bank Religious Instruction Holy Communion will be cele- Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pastor, Services for the summer will Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- Bible school will meet Sunday Rev. Dr. 'Charles S. Webster will present the second in his brated Sunday at 8 a.m. by Rev. will preach Sunday at 10 a.m. be held Sundays at 8:30 arid 10 tor. Will speak on "God's Mes- at 9:30 a.m. on the theme, "Speak Lord, for sengers" Sunday it 11 a.m. Rev. William E. Bisgrove will series of sermons on "How to ^nselm Broburg, .with acolyte «.m., with the 'associate minister, "oster Beeuwkes assisting. Thy Servant Heareth." Rev.Kerry Robb, preaching; This The ushers will be John Pace, speak at 10.4S a.m. on "Paul'i Live at Your Best" Sunday at Debated in Canada The family Eucharist will be Mrs. F. H. Hurless will sing, Sunday the topic for the sermon Tom Stryker, Dick Stryker, Paul Great Longing." The organ pre- 9 and 10:30 a.m. It will be en- titled "How to Have Constant celebrated at 9 a.m. Crucifer, 'Come Unto Me," from Handel's will be ''God's Strange Way With Graves and Bill Stracencr, Jr. lude will be "Prayer" by Lem- By CARL MOLUNS lours religious instruction is the 11 The greeting committee will con- Energy." torchbearers and servers wuTVe oratorio, "The Messiah." the World. mons, and the anthem will be best workable compromise. They Fred Wright will be the head sist of Deacons Franklin Sniffen, TORONTO (AP) - An explo- Leslie Gwyn-Williams, Richard Music, directed by Herbert Bur- "The Lord's Prayer" by Gates point to the absence of any ma- Mrs. B. William Farley will sing usher. Sidney Dull and Kenneth Mauger. sive debate over the teaching of Jamison, Jack Jordan, Jr., Paul tis, will include "Beneditus," Max under the direction of Miss Mi jor controversy as proof. "Whither Shall I Go from Thy There will be activities in the Reger; solo by Robert Spencer The altar flowers last Sunday dred E. Bisgrove, guest organis religion in public schools .has Spirit," Carl F. Mueller and "TheLombard and Howard Steel, Jr. were given by Mrs. Albert E stirred the Toronto suburb of Father Broburg will preach at church hall during the morning (at 8.30) and Chancel Choir an- A nursery and a children's churd LUTHER MEMORIAL Greatest of These is Love," Bit- worship service for children up them, "Fight the Good Fight," Newman, Sr., in memory ef hei will meet during worship. North York where Jews, Unitar- good. this service. New Shrewsbury The Holy Eucharist will be to, but not including, first Rhodes. Altar flowers will be husband. The chancel choir, un At evening worship at 7:45 thi ians and secular citizens groups At 9 a.m. the ushers will be der the direction of Stanlej are ranged against Protesta.nl "What's Happened to the Third conducted each Friday at 7 and graders. placed to the glory of God and in pastor will speak on "What Commandment?" will be the ser- Arnold W. Galbraith, Robert H. Bryan Sihler will place flowers memory of John J. Carhart, by Scheer, organist, will sing. Cril Church leaders and Ontario edu 9 a.m. Do with the Word of God." mon topic of Rev. Daniel D Beck, H. Ralph PemmerL Russell in the sanctuary Sunday in mem- his wife, and their children, Aud- room and nursery will be heli cation regulations. A new adult confirmation class A community hymn-sing will be Reinheimer, pastor, Sunday al D. ,Rainey, 2d, and Fred D. ory of his grandfather. rey Senion and Calvin Carhart during worship. held in the Keyport Baptist The controversy is matched on will start Thursday at 9 p.m. and Church school will meet at 9:4! 10:15 a.m. at the Tinton Falls Wikoff, 3d. The Senior Methodist Youth The altar flowers will also be the Church after the evening serv a more subdued note In Quebec meet each week at that hour dur- a.m.; with crib room facilities School. At 10:30 the ushers will be Doug- Fellowship will have its election gift of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Les ices of the various churches. where a group of French-speak- ing July. The children's confir- ter,- in memory of Mrs. Lester's The lay leaders' prayer circl; ing intellectuals Is campaigning Sunday school and Bible class- las W. McCrum, Carroll C. Bai mation class will begin Sept. 16. of officers Sunday at 7:30 p.m. will meet at 9:30 a.m. in thi The special prayer meeting fo; es will meet at 9 a.m. in the ley, Richard K. Brown, Arthur T. This will be the final meeting lister, Mrs, Thomas Magovern. the Billy Graham Crusade wi for nonsectarian schools along- The bazar workshop will meet Clayton Room. B.Y.F. has beei side the Roman Catholic and fire house, First Aid Building and Holey and Gordon C. Irwin, Jr. of the fellowship for the summer. The Senior Hi M.YF. will meet be held Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the parish discontinued until Fall. Protestant school systems, both school. There will be a nursery At 9 and 10.30 a.m., church Rev. Mr. Barrett will be a dele- Sunday at 7 p.m. and tender the home of Mrs. William Rob- ouse. The Sunday Evening Praisi wpported by tax money. during the service. school classes for nursery through The rector's secretary, Mrs. gate from the New Jersey Con- welcome to the ninth graders Service will be held Sunday erts. fourth grade students will meet ference ol the Methodist Church coming into their fellowship. Late last year in Calgary, Uni- Sunday afternoon the members Joseph Messner, who Is leaving 7:30 p.m. The mid-week service of pray tarians and Jews petitioned the will meet to clean up the. fire in the education building, under to the Silver Bay Missionary Con- The Wesley Fellowship wil to care for her growing children, The board of trustees will meel er and study will be held at 7:31 local school board without suc- house grounds in preparation for the direction of Charles E. Auten- ference, Lake George New York, meet Sunday at 5:30 for an in- will be replaced by Mrs. Thomas Monday at 7:30 p.m. In thi p.m. cess for the elimination of rell the vacation Bible school, Mon- rieth. July 16. Chaplain Wilson from formal barbecue and covered Bishop. She will be in the church church. The young people will meel gion classes. day through Friday, from 9 to Fort Monmouth will be the guest dish, at the home of Miss Lois At 9:15 and H a.m., nursery office Monday through Friday The Hour of Renewal, (prayei Thursday at 7 p.m. In State Schools 11:30 a.m. care for Infants and pre-school from 9 a.m. to noon, during July preacher that day. Cotten, Little Silver. meeting,) Wednesday at 7:30p.m The ushers for Sunday will be A nursery is conducted each The issue of whether religious Voters will meet at the par- children will be provided in the and August. will be followed by a social houi James Will!, Larry Scott, Albert education has any place in state sonage Monday at 8 p.m. education building. Sunday morning during the 10 at the parsonage. Griggs, Thomas Roberts and a.m. service. This is directed by schools recurs in communities The weekly adult Bible class PRESBYTERIAN Space-Age Baby Sterling Rauscher. with mixed racial or religious Mrs. James Feltrup. TRINITY EPISCOPAL ST, JAMES CATHOLIC will meet in the church parlor Shrewsbury background, which is to say mos Tuesday at 8 p.m. Rev. Arthur S. Joice will preach .. A course, based on Dr. Rue Red Bank PRESBYTERIAN Red Bank of Canada. The prayer and study group wil Sunday at 9:30 a.m. on the sub- Howe's book, "Man's Need and The Holy Eucharist will be eel Rumson Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 8, A cross-Canada survey shows meet in the chapel Wednesday at ject, "The Consequences of Be- God's Action," will be presented brated Sunday at 8 a-m. Mornin] The single service will be helc 9, 10 11 and 12 (high mass) in most provinces have developed 10 a.m. lief." by Rev. Kerry Robb Thursday Prayer and sermon by the re Sunday at 9:30 a.m., and Rev the church and 9, 10 and 1 at 8 p.m. some system of compromise be- Richard E. Nevius, clerk of tor, Rev. Canon Charles H. Best Harvey C. Douie, Jr., will con tween compulsory religious teach o'clock in the high school audi- A vacation church school wll will be at 10 a.m. tinue his series of sermons or torium. PRESBYTERIAN the session, will welcome Rev ing and none at all. Lincroft Mr. Joice to the church he served be held at the First Presbyterian The Holy Eucharist will be cele- "Prescriptions for a Healthy Spi All 10 provinces permit Bibli Confessions are heard Satur- Church, Tower Hill, July 31 brated Wednesday at 8 and K it" with a message entitled, "How The sacrament of the Lord's as pastor from 1949 through Sep- reading and recitation of thi days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from Supper will be observed Sunday. through Aug. 11. Mrs. R. C. Whit- am., and the Service of Healinj to Curb Despondency." 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- tember, 1958. Lord's Prayer at dally school New members will be publicly field is administrator of the will be at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Gordon MacLean, Jr., as- opening exercises. Provision ing the 8 o'clock mass and aftei Rev. Mr. Joice is now secretary welcomed during services. Rev. church school for this church. Alcoholics Anonymous and thi sistant organist, will play "Rig provincial laws for formal class- Novena services Monday. of the field program of the De- William J. Mills has chosen for The interdenominational prayer Alanon Group will meet Monda; audon," by Lull!; "Alia Canone, es In religion varies across the Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 partment of Stewardship and Pro- and study groups will meet Tues- at 9 p.m. by Salome, and "Kyrie," by Gou- country. p.m. in the church. A baptism his sermon topic, "Bread o motion of the United Presbyterian day at 10 a.m. nod. T4ie summer youth choi Opposite Role blank must be obtained from the Life." The senior choir will sing Church, U. S. A. The commission on education AME ZION under (he direction of Mrs. Mi Quebec law calls for rellgiou rectory and filled out before thi "God, Give Me Understanding." Rev. John R. Collins, pastor of meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Red Bank Lean, will sing "God, That Mad- instruction from kindergarten ti Baptism takes place. The Youth Fellowship will en- the church, is on vacation. Methodist Men will enjoy a Rev. I. A. Friend, pastor est Earth and Heaven," by Em- tertain the "Caravan Team" with grade seven in both Catholic am Novena devotions in honor ol "Swim Party" Thursday at 7 Bethany Methodist Church, Win erson. a picnic following church serv- BIBLE BAPTIST Protestant public schools. At th Our Lady of the Miraculous Med •p.m. at the home of Douglas Jer- ston-Salem, N. C, will be guesl Sunday church school will con opposite pole, "no religious dog- ices Sunday. Port Monmouth olamon, Little Silver. speaker Sunday at 11 am. 1 al every Monday at 8 p.m. li Beginning Monday the vacation Morning worship will be at 11 vene at 9:30 a.m. Nursery can ma or creed shall be taught the church. He will also speak at the eel will also be provided during thi: British Columbia schools. school will be held from 9 a.m with Pastor Gilbert Watt preach- bration of the anniversary of the JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES hour. Maritime province schools may to noon, Monday through Fridaj ing. Flower Club Sunday at 4 pm Red Bank Prayer Fellowship will meei be used for classes in religion ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC until July 21. Bible school will meet at 9:45 Altar flowers will be given Tuesday in the lounge at 10 a.m but only outside regular school Red Bank a.m. A sermon entitled "Why Are memory of Mrs. Alberta Thomas There So Many Religions?" will The board of trustees will meel hours. In Manitoba, Saskatche- Masses are celebrated Sunday FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Evening worship will be at 7. and Fred Morris by Mrs. Frances Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the lounge, wan and Newfoundland it is left at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. Atlantic Highlands Bible study and prayer hour be delivered by Robert J. Dilling M. Reed. Sunday at 6 p.m. Mr. Dilling was to Individual school boards to de- Confessions are heard Saturday The guest preacher Sunday at will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. The board of trustees will meet FAITH REFORMED cide. from 4:30 to 6 p.m.,- and from 9:30 a.m. will be Ronald Soucy of Morning worship and Bible associated with the Red Bank Monday at 7 p.m. There will be group in 1957 as the presiding Hailet In Ontario and Alberta, religion 7:30 to 9 p.m. Princeton Theological Seminary. school are held at the Bayshore a prayer service Wednesday Rev. Eric Muller, administrato; is part of the curriculum. Any Baptims are at 12:39 p.m A nursery will be provided dur- Gun Club, Harmony Rd. minister, and is now presiding 8 p.m. minister of (he Toms River con1 of the Reformed Church Home Alberta school board may drop Sundays. ing worship in the Christian Ed- A missionary mass meeting will gregation. for the Aged In Irvington, will be religion on its own. An Ontario ucation Building. BAPTIST be held Thursday at 11 a.m. The Miraculous Medal Novena Following the Bible discourse guest minister Sunday at 10 a.m.board seeking exemption must Youth Fellowship will meet Leonardo AME Zion is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and will be the weekly Watchtower the St. Augustine His sermon topic will be "Keep apply to the provincial depart- Tuesday at 6:15 p.m. in the Rev. William Carr will be guest Church. Bridgeton. the Perpetual Novena to St. An study at 7:15, led by Ralph Your Eyes on Christ." ment and renew the request an- thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. church basement. minister Sunday at 11 a.m. Mitchell, assistant minister. nually. The session will meet Thursday Church school will meet at 9:45 CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL A nursery will be held during Tuesday at 8.15 p.m., Bible Basis of Dispute at 8 p.m. in the church. a.m. Conservative he service. ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL study will be held at the 54 Broad The North York dispute arose The semi-annual business meet- Rumson Red Bank St., 10 St. Marys PI. and 220 when some teachers found them- TRINITY EPISCOPAL ing will be held in the church Albert R. Fink, president of thi NEW APOSTOLIC Holy Communion will be cele- Rock-a-bye baby up on Pearl St., Red Bad*; 82 Pear selves teaching Christianity to Matawan school building Tuesday at 8 p.m. congregation, will conduct serv- Red Bank brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. moon—what a delightful idea for St, New Shrewsbury, and 69 Lin- classes 80 per cent Jewish. Morning Prayer, litany and the ices tonight at 8:30. Cantor Sid Rev. Rudolf Fahrbach of Irv- Holy Communion will be cele- a sampler story! Easy stitchery. coln St., Fairvlew. In the last decade North York ante-Communion will be read ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL ney Scharff will chant the liturgy ington will preach Sunday at 1 brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex- It's the personal touch that Thursday at 7:25 p.m. the Theo- a.m. on the text from Matthew ews have been joined by Unl- Sunday at 8. Little Silver pleases a new mom most! Em- Candle lighting time will be 8:11 arians, Seventh-Day adventists, cept the fourth Sunday of each Holy Communion will be cele- iratic Ministry school will be hek p.m. Mrs. Fink will recite th 25:10. Morning prayer and an address broider this panel in pretty colors and it will be followed by the the Ethical Education Association month, when there will be a serv- by the vicar, Rev. Carroll B. brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Morn- candle blessing. Sunday school will meet at 8:45 ice of Morning Prayer at 9:30. to decorate nursery. Pattern 621: Kingdom Service meeting. a.m. . and other groups in pressing for Hall, will be at 10 a.m. ing prayer and sermon by the panel 12xl6-inches; 60 names. The guest speaker, Dr. John F exemption of local schools from Sunday school will meet,at 9:45 rector, Rev. A. Allen Attenbor- Rev. Werner Schneider, rector, A nursery will be held at 10 Send thirty-five cents (coins) REFORMED Kinney, Jr., superintendent o he program. Their opponents in- a.m. ough, will be at 10 a.m. Rumson - Fair Haven Regional will conduct the service WedneS' a.m. for this pattern — add 10 cents New Shrewsbury . lude the North York Ministerial High School will speak on thi day at 8 p.m. Holy Communion will be cele- for each pattern fpr first-class "Solitude, Yes. Loneliness, Association, representing 45 EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF brated Tuesday at 10 a.m. A RARE MIXTURE topic, "Quality Education Fo hurches in the area. mailing. Send to Laura Wheeler No!" will be the icrmon topic GOD ENGLEWOOD, N. J. (AP) - care of The Red Bank Register, Your Child In Your School." A REFORMED Other groups of Christians and of Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg Sun- North Centerville REFORMED "The Negro spiritual's melody Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 161, discussion will follow his talk. An and fews, such as the North York day at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- Colts Neck is closely akin to, and in some Old Chelsea Station; New York Oneg , Shabbat will be served BAPTIST 'arents' Committee for a Fair Music will include "Litany" by tor will conduct the Sunday serv- Samuel LaPenta wil! preach cases takes on definite charac- 11, N. Y. Print plainly pattern immediately following the dis- Middletown Religious Education program, Schubert, "Morning Prayer" by ice at 11 a.m, and evangelistic Sunday at 11 a.m. teristics of. the traditional Jew- number, name, address and zone. cussion. Union services will be held at iave stepped into the arena in O'Donnell and "Recessional service at 7 p.m. Sunday- school Sunday school and adult Bible ish melodies," says William Far- Send now for our exciting, new Sabbath morning services wil the Baptist Church at 10 a.m n attempt to find a compro- March" by Broadhead, played by will meet at 9:45 a.m. lass will meet at 9:45 a.m. ley Smith. 1961 Needlecraft Catalog. Over be at 10. Cantor Scharff wll during July, Rev. Harry Olson, mise. Mrs. Thomas Brereton. Week-day services for young The following Sunday Mr. La That Smith should have an in 125 designs to crochet, knit, sew, chant the liturgy. A kiddush wil minister of the Reformed Church terest in both types of music is Ushfts will be Harry Estelle, follow the service. will preach. Organist will be Mrs Protesting Group* people will be Thursday at 6:45 Penta will be ordained and in- embroider, quilt, weave — fash- Richard Mast, Lester Shlbl aand Arguments of the protesting i.m. and prayer and Bible study stalled as minister of the church. understandable. He is a Negro ions, homefurnishings, toys, gifts, Weekday services will be held George Hartmann, and soloist, Baptist who serves as organisi Kenneth Ganson. each evening at 7:30. Sunday An. Erwing Kehrer. groups are being echoed in Que- For adults, Thursday at 7:45 p.m. bazar hits. Plus FREE—instruc- Sunday school will continue bec by the 600-strong Mouvement Special prayer services will be WESTMINSTER for Congregation B'nai Yeshurun tions for six smart veil caps. morning services will be at 9:15. Ushers will be George Hart- here. through the summer. Combined mann and John Poyner, Flowers Laic de Langue Francalse Wednesday at 1 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN Hurry, send 25c nowl French - Language Lay Move- Smith recently made his debui services will be held in each de- EMMANUEL BAPTIST will be placed by Mr. and Mrs. Communion will be adminis- Middletown ment) which urges a "neutral" is a composer of Hebrew liturgi partment. The nursery will meet Atlantic Highlands Paul Richards. tered the first Sunday morning of "Conquerors Plus" will be the ector in the provincial school :al music at Paterson's Barnert It adds up! More and more in the Beekman House at 9:30 Rev. Garnett Phillippe, mission- In August, Rev. John E. Bates ;he month. The Women's Mission- lltle of Rev. Harlan C. Durfee's a.m. The primary and junior de- lystem. ry Council will meet the third sermon Sunday at 9:15 a.m. Memorial Temple by playing his people use The Register ads each ary from the Asian fields of The will be the guest minister at the issue because results come fas- partment students will attend the But Premier Jean Lesage re- Wednesday of each month at Nursery facilities will be avail- composition, "America and Is- Oriental Missionary Society, wil Reformed Church. ter.—Advertisement. first half of the worship service lied in a recent speech that the :30 p.m. . able.- Ushers will be Gustave F. rael," during a Sabbath service. speak Sunday at 11 a.m. and at Smith never learned the Heb- in •? sanctuary, and will then 7:30. - • ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Quebec government will never be Herald and Thomas Barnard. 'an accomplice of the propaga- rew language, but explained: meet for their lessons, with the Fifteen yean of missionary ex Navesink BAYV1EW PRESBYTERIAN primary department going to Holy Communion will be cele- ion of atheism." FIRST METHODIST "By playing the services week perlence in pre-Communist China Cliffwood Beach after week, I became accustomed Beekman House and the junior and six years In India have brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m.; In British Columbia, on the oth- Atlantic Highlands r hand, a government com- The closing program of the va to the tone of Hebrew and its _ deDarime.nuineetingJn -the coU 9auipPKL_Mi_PhLlllppe to pre- church school meets at 9:30; the catiqnjchurch.schpol wiU.be held, Rev. George E. Taylor, minis,- tage. Mrs. Joseph Zetkulic will ni&sion-on-education-last .Decem* trying pronunciations. I was sent a clear analysis of today's service" forpsrentr and children tonight at" 7:30. tef, will preach Sunday at 8:30 ow can be in charge of the nursery de- er rejected all religious instruc- consequently able to set the pro- H Asian picture of Christian mis- is at 10: IS, and the morning pray- and 11 a.m. on the subject, "The ion, saying "no comprehensive Rev. Francis Osterstock, pas- sody of the transliterated lan- partment Sunday. sions. er and sermon Is at 11:15 except Relevance of Christ." program of religious instruction or, will preach Sunday at 10 a.m. guage to music. Church school will meet at 9:45 the first Sunday of each month, Sunday school will meet at 9:30 could be devised which would n the subject, "The Unpurchas I overcome ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL a.m. The young people will when Holy Communion is also a.m., and there will be a nursery satisfy all faiths." We Vineyard." MULTI- Keanstourg meet at 6:45 p.m., and there will celebrated at the 11:15 service. at 11 a.m. Education authorities In New The board of trustees will Meet DENOMINATIONAL -_.._TJieHoIyJiucharist-wlU ftc col- be a prayer meeting at the same Rev. Charles P. Johnson is rec^ 5 ebrated Sunday at 8, 9:30, and tor. runswicki Nova Scotia ~~an3 " FREDONIA N. Y. ( hour. Bible study wilt be held in the METHODIST five children of Mr. and Mrs. II a.m. Mid-week prayer service will be rince Edward Island believe heir system of permitting after- :ottage Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Highlands Hartley Essex are engaged in The rector, Rev. John M. held Wednesday at. 8 p.m. BAYSHORE COMMUNITY Rev. Richard N, Ryley, pastor, Crum, Jr. will preach at the church work, but for various de- A total of 15 children enrolled East Keansburg will conduct services Sunday at nominations. appetites? 9:30 and 11 a,m. services. in the Vacation Bible School con- Sunday school meets at 9:30 1 a.m. The eldest son, Phillip, Is de- Morning Prayer win be read ducted last week. DAILY CROSSWORD .m. Church service is at 11 Church school will meet at •eloplng the Baptist mission field each weekday except Tuesday .m. , ACBOSS 8. Triple JJ.Ous- i:30 a.m. *t-•9,^Td-^eraiCTf*yersr7: CALVARY BAPTIST .1. Actor Cabot European Ur in Anchorage, Alaska; another Prayers for peace and healing 6. Marshy lii 33. Arrow son, Glenn, is assistant pastor 6 THETRUffl— The Holy Eucharist will be eel- Oceanport service will be held Wednesday meadow RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF ebrated Monday at 8 a.m., andi Rev. Paul Smith will speak 6. Steal poison !he Homestead United Presby- IN THIS at 10 a.m. 11,—— drop 7. Need FRIENDS (Quakers) Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Sunday at 11 a.m. on "The Prob- 24. Art lerian church in Homestead, Pa.; Soldiers of Christ meet at 12. Itita biscuit &Aitem of Shrewsbury the youngest son, Allan, Is asso- GREATBOOK ami Saturday at 9:30 a.m. jlem of Guilt." * 30 p.m. the second, fourth and U. Concerning: 9. Sheltered plait- The society meets every Sun- The sacrament of penance will [ "No-one Understands Like Je- 14. Bury :IHI=J;=< >JHH ciate pastor of the Waketield ifth Sundays of the month. The aide ing- day at 11 a.m. to worship. The Baptist Church, Wakefield, Mass CAN RELEASE YOU be• administered Saturday at 4 sus" will be sung by the quar- lB.F«Bow lOLBtamkr Women's Guild meets the third eaten 'int-day school meets at 10 a.m. A son-in-law, the Rev. Charles to 4:30 p.m. tet. (Hang) HWagonra 28. Far- wan -jy,-Jn You can be freed from any Holy Unction of the sick is last Tuesday of each month. 16. Induce mStoftrth tain. Moore and his wife, the former false appetite if you will turn Sunday school will meet at 9:45 l&TVa Ten- KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Alice Essex, are in training for administered upon request after a.m. J9. Bowling ing- with a receptive, unpreju- ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC nessee-— lane to tpaeA SS.Uxivlums Belford a foreign mission in the Congo; all services and it other times The Intermediate Youth Group IB. Bean! of diced thought to the truth upon notification of the rector. New Monmouth 20. Mr. mat- (var.) 34. Support Rev. C. Roger Burkins, pastor, nd another daughter, the former _ will meet' at 8:30 p.m. Masses will be celebrated In man 30.Di*covera 35. Candlenut vill be in charge of the services Martha Jean Essex, is married contained in this great, book, E g W0 hip serVice wil1 be ST. JAMEsipTsCOPAL { ^" " he church Sunday at 6, 7, 8:15, 22. Boundaries 21. French 31. Coniferous tree Sunday at 10:00 a.m. in the Bay- lo the Rev. John Kotun, pastor Science and Health with Key 2«. Dark-blue roanfaal tree 36. Cat or do; nd 9:30 a.m. 'iew School, Leonardville Rd. if the Reformed Church at West to the Scriptures by Mary (dlaX) (poaa.) 32. Otherwise S&BreeK Sunday school meets at 9 a.m/l Copake, N. Y. Masses will be celebrated in 25. Wholly Baker Eddy. le school building, Memorial 1 T. 31 CARL F. MUELLER, Mus. D., Minister of Music 32. City train CHARLES E. AUTENRIETH, M. C. E., and will be sent postpaid ori brated Sunday at 8 a.m. 34. Rabbit fur IT.% ^< % Director of Christian Education Morning Prayer and sermon 37. European A receipt of check or money order. THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH by the rector, Rev. Charles R. country IS li Lawrence will be at 9:15, except 39. Correct You Art Cordially Invited to Attend PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. the first Sunday of the month, 40. Come up THE SUMMER WORSHIP SERVICES when Holy Communion will be 41 Movable *? Christian Science banters celebrated at that hour. 9:00 and 10:30 SUNDAY 41 Stringed I" READING instru- %3% SERMON BY DR. WEBSTER: DIVINE SERVICE 11:00 A. M. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY ment* V it. ROOM Atlantic Highlands % % j second in series on "How to Live at Your Bait") SERMON BY DR. HAROLD BOSLEY *>» I*4 Mlnlittr •! Flnt M.Uiodltl church, Evimton, III. Church service and Sunday DOWN school are held at 11 a.m. l.To tattle M> "What To Do When Things Go Wrong" . -209 BROAD ST. LYNDON WOODSIDI Wednesday testimony meeting is 2. Nevada, dty Church School for children (nursery through fourth grade) /SKMI. C.M,. 3. Apricot Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 FRANK , wior—HOWARD SHAW, i.rlton. at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours M and baby care for pre-school children (with registered • UOINII BINQIL. Wlill.l,* are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesday! and (Jap.) nurses) will be held during both services to facilitate the Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 • Saturdays, except holidays. ' 7-8 attendance of the parents. Sunday Afternoon 2-4 . IEGAL NOTICE segregation poticte^of the South baadrjuarter!, M5 Bunting Ave. Msen, daughter of Mr. tad Mrs. fUraUOK COCET OF ITEff JEBill ohu Olsen, Appleton AVe., *u CBAKCEEY DtVlSOS African government, accused the All New Jersey Navy League Leonardo M0MM01TH COC.NTY government of failure to make y League member* ar* eHgitte to take the «lebrated luae 27 at a pool par-. DOCKET KO. JL-tt South Africti Fears Susan Marks, daughter of Mr, racial peace here and in South trip. y in Hollands. Civil Action. nd Mrs. John W. Mariu, Ridge „ ««!« r anybody else. EATONTOWN - The local Re- Elmer Meyer, Woods End Rd., both the French and Italian Hiv;- The object of said action It to Ob- mandate—has barred entry to a publican Club will hold its an- was celebrated July 4 by mem- ORGAN . tain a Judgment of divorce between United Nations committee in- Increasing Nervousness nual family picnic Sunday at 1 eras. 625 Tibs the said plaintiff and you. bers of the family. structed to investigate charges Nevertheless, there is increasing p.m. at the home of Councilman The trip contemplates jet air- HTXJRENCE F. FOItGOTSON, The Young People of the Bap- Attorney for Plaintiff of racial discrimination. lervousness about the control and Mrs. Anthony F. DeVito, craft round trip, first class ho- $595* 1S< Broad Street, tist Church played baseball in Red Bank, New Jersey. The UN investigators are tour uid protection of South West Wyckoff Rd. and Grant Ave. tel accommodations, de luxe mo- Just $25 Down mixed teams last week in the June 33, 30, July 7. 14 S27.OD ing other African countries to tfrica. Robert Dixon, chairman, said tor coaches for ground travel Has twice the number of stops Middletown Township High as organs costing twice as interview available refugees from Japie Basson, leader of the that among the guests invited are sightseeing and excursions with 79 School grounds. Devotions were much. New styling—new tone COMPLETE South West. Trie committee said National Union Party and mem- James P. Mitchell, candidate for professional guides and escorts held in the church later, and re- —sounds like three keyboards it would enter the disputed ter- ber in the South African Parlia- governor; Assemblymen Alfred at all times during the M-day BATTERY SERVICE freshments served. The group will all playing together. Call us ritory despite the ban, and the ment for Namib, in South West N. Beadlestoit and Clifton T, vacation. Naw—Rentals-—Rtcharct attend a beach party In August. today for a free home dem- South African government said it Africa, in a speech called South Barkalow and assembly candidate Plans are flexible enough to onstration. DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. would arrest any committee West Africa "the weak link in Irving Keith; Freeholder Abram include a number of variations Don Krueger, son of Mr. and PR 54300 ROUTE IS U (AST FRONT STREET the" republic's defense against D. Voorhees; Surrogate Edward regarding land travel and Mrs. Charles Krueger, Clarissa RfP SANK Tel. IH 7-0121 members that crossed the border. Hammond Organ Studio EATONTOWN Want Mandate Voided those powers hostile to it." Bas- C. Broege; State Sen. Richard R. accommodations. Arrangements Dr., celebrated his seventh birth of Asbury Park h mile south son said South West offers a Stout, and County Clerk J. Rus- have been made for couples to day July 3. Attending were Mi- of Eatontown Orel* *The SDUUI African government Cookman Ave. and Main St. back door through which host'le travel in a section separate and chael and Charles Brandine, U 24851 contends that its racial segrega sell Woolley. Open Daily Till 9 P. M. For the Finest tion policies in South West as powers could reach the republic apart from the stag group. Wayne Teicher, James Given, Al- Saturday till 5:30 P. M. well as South Africa are a do- of South Africa. It pays to advertise in The Particulars can be bad from an Kumasaska and Douglas and •Bench extra KITCHEN mestic matter and no concern of Register.- Ad' Mr. Rehak at Na U Dennis Krueger. the United Nations. There also CABINETS is being fought before the Inter national Court at The Hague a See! suit by independent African states, represented by Liberia and Ethiopia, to void the League of Nations mandate. South West Africa was a pre- World War I German colony. It is 317,725 square miles in area Manufacturers and has a population of about of Kitchens of 415,000 blacks and 50,000 whites. raperlor quality and design. Largely pastoral and - desert, Deal direct with the South West contains diamond manufacturer and save! mines and good enough oil pros- pects to have Americans and oth- CALL KE 1-3800 er foreigners searching. FOR FREE ESTIMATE But most of all, it represents buffer state between white-ruled years of Open Daily 8 A.I M. to 8 P.M. Wed.-Thurs.-Frl. 'til 9 P. M. South Africa and black inde- ROUTE S5 pendent states of Africa. 1 Mile North of Asbury Circle Asks For Defense wnUnuous South West has a long South ADVERTISEMENT Atlantic coastline which with South Africa's own huge Atlantic and Indian Ocean coasts make a 'Peanut long patrolling area for naval and air forces much larger than South 1 Africa can afford. That was one Hearing Aid of the reasons many South AM can whites did not want this ASBURY PARK-The mak- country to leave the shelter of the er* of the world's first elec- British Commonwealth. South trical hearing aid are manu- facturing a "Peanut Hearing Africa's defense minister, James Aid," a tiny device worn en- J. Fouche, has recently been vis tirely in the ear. This device iting Britain and other European it not for the really deaf, but countries to shore up this de- Jshu for those who have a little fense. trouble with their hearing and have said, "When they make But the main concern at pres- NATIONAL BANK a hearing aid I can put in ent is the 900-mile frontier be- my ear I'll wear one." tween South West Africa and Portuguese Angola. A unit of This "Peanut Hearing Aid" South Africa's mobile watch be- Is worn entirely in the ear. gan patrolling this border after Not a gadget but a real hear- the outbreak of the African rebel- ing aid, complete with volume control. lion against Portuguese author! ties in Angola. Planes and heli- The local acousticon repre- copters of the South African air sentative will send you a free force are working with the mo- photograph of this tiny de- vice showing actual size. Send bile watch over as much of this card or letter to: border as they can manage. The guard on South Wes Africa's coast line was first In- spired by reports from South Africa defence forces of myster- ious submarines, suspected as Russian, lurkirm off South Africa's coasts. Then came tong and lingering stays by sizable 1911—1961 fleets of Russian fishing trawlers, which the South Africans suspect- ed of fishing for more than fiah. These fishing fleets were off both Proved in the Past.. .Prepared for the Future the South African and the South West African shores. Suspect Gun Running Acouitlcoji Hearing Aid The coastal patrols were in- ~^ 50th Anniversary ""•-' • tensified after Portugese author- Aibury Park PR 4-2208 ities reported the suspicion that foreign ships were involved in Center gun raising and making con- Statement of Condition tact with the Angola rebels. Ben Aidekman, Manager The chief immediate purpose as gf June 30th,: 1961 of Souft-Aft4ean forces is to flush 341 Coolcman Ave. » out or choke off gun running from AAgbla, or via the toast, to South West Africa's Nacks • ACOUSTICON HEARING and to prepare to repel any "ter- • ' AH) CENTER rorist activity that may cross LIABILITIES South West Africa's border with • flew* send me free pholosraph of i I tie "Pcamt Hearlac Aid" showing. | Angola." 1 slur Numerous arrests "have been Cash" and due from Banks ...i...... ^W;.^ 4^900,040.96 CAPITAL FUNDS: made of South West blacks 'oun-d in possession of guns and ammu- United States Gov't Securities ...... ,.,., 7,631,012.37 Common Stock .,.,. 1,000,000.00. nition jsuspeoted to have come via Angola. ^Stafe^unieipal,andother5ecurities-7,.; 7,655,990.57 Surplus "."..""...... '.7 1,800,000.00 South African and Portugese Demand and Time Loans with Collateral .. 8,360,387.01 Undivided Profits 747,393.54 ,. f. Loans acid Discounts ...... , 7.. .T,.".'.',-".',. 7,437,165.78 For A Lifetime Vacation 3,547,393.54 I Summer and Winter—in Your Own Back Yard i Mortgage Loans, Insured or Guaranteed ., 3,301,398.00 "Mortgage"toans ,..".. .""5/171,691.50 deposits 41,509,858.70 Bank Buildings ..'. ,...,,..«.;.,- 612,261.93 Dividend Payable July 3, 1961 ...^ 65,000.00 Fixtures and Equipment •; ,,. ,.„... 102,841.55 Reserve for Taxes and Other Assets ...i „ ,.... 21,563.04 Other Liabilities 72,100.47

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(Continued) Also in the skiff class Is Joe Julian of Atlantic Highlands, who skims the water with his "St. Pat." ' " • Hafner Instrumental Arthur Hafner, inboard chair- man, Region 3,- APBA, who beams when mentioning Red Bank's racing site, was respon- sible for securing' the national and regional races. It was Mr. Hafner who also brought the 44 and 136-cubic-inch hydroplane championships to the Navesink River last year. , During the course of the year drivers will seek-out the regattas in which regionals are being held. It is a feather in a driver's cap to take such races as it means points towards the national rat ing. At the end of the year al| those markers count up toward the national championship in each class. Last year the Jersey Speed Skiffs were listed as regional championships, however, another regatta was given the champion ship runs. The skiffs generally have a good field and along with Course of the Sweepstakes Regatta the local drivers mentioned above, there'll be some of the for 20th place. Time becomes Green flag-Designates begin' as he allowed only two nnwl best from other localities in com-factor only, to break a tie. ning of final lap. runs in absorbing his fourth de- petition. Towners Dump For the information of tho Checkered flag-Finish. feat in five decisions, Other classes to race are the Red and yellow flags displaced 48,135,145, ski racing runabouts, sands who will be watching, her: Willard Tanner') single and Is some dope on what to expec together-proceed with caution. Signaleers 266s, and 280 hydros. Heats ac- and maintain position. Slotwinski's double produced a cording to the number of boats in this 'two-day regatta. FORTMONMOUTH - The Red Yellow flag-Postponement, re single counter for Monmouth* in entered will be scheduled for the A preparatory gun is fired fiv Bank Townerj of the Jersey the fourth to close the gap to 5-3. championship races. Generally it minutes before the start of an; turn to pits for instruction. Shore League dealt Fort Mon- is two heats for other classes. race. At this time a red flag am Officers of the National Sweep- mouth its eighth loss in the last With a good field expected to ar- four one-minute indicators an stakes Comhittee include Ed- 10 games in defeating the Sig- rive early tomorrow morning, no displayed. As each minu ward H. Conway, commodore; naleers, 6 to 4, Wednesday night definite number of entries could elapses, one of the indicators Robert Viscount, first commo- here at Dean Field. be determined, removed or blanked out. In thi dore; George Blair, second vice Ron Truex, righthander, scat- Early reports have If that 94 way the drivers on the course cai commodore; Alfred Lippman tered eight hits over the distance boats from 24 states are coming keep track of the passage 'irst rear commodore; Edward to beat Ray Slotwinski. The latter Thrilling to compete in the eight-race pro- time. Aborn, second rear commodore; was the victim of a poor defense gram. Exactly 60 seconds before the Philip Bowers, fleet captain; Ted STOCK CAR .'__ JTPPL Driver* start, -the...Iinal_indicatQr_j_s_ x?: Labrecque, J r., sec r eta ry; ington, and Ron Aschettino, race The country's top drivers moved and a white flag is dis- ieorge Bielitz, treasurer, and course; Mr. Bolduc and Mr. Ir- RACING hese hydros will be visiting the played. Simultaneously, a on Joseph C. Irwin, honorary re- win, reception for contestants; National Sweepstakes. Topping minute warning gun is fired, atta chairman. Mr. Bolduc and Dr. Anson Hoyt, the list Is last year's national large sweeo hand clock is set Committees: Mr. Viscount, housing. champion Skeeter Johnson, and motion. When the clock hum chairman; Art Hafner, official Each day's, action will get un- high point winner Alton Pierson. reaches 60, the starter drops th' referee; Jack Tecl, measurer; der way at noon, with two heats Pierson is a rugged racer and white flag to indicate that thi Walter Rausch, Charles Adams, slated for 'each class. Drivers 1 he demonstrated his ability-last race has officially started. Th Junior Chamber of Commerce will meet for instructions at * 30-Lap Feature year with nerve and skill at the starting gun also is fired, but I and Winding River Boating Ass'n, 11 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday. wheel on the Navesink. official start is indicated by thi arrangements; Ralph Cryder, Joe The new class ski racers will SET TO GO OVER WEEK-END — The 22d National Sweepstakes Regatta returns to * 20-Lap Novices The National Sweepstakes tro- dropping of the flag. Farell and Hy Cunningham, pub- be seen for the first time licity and program; Mr. Labrec- Ht« . .. - the Navesink River in Red Bank for the «econd straight year, after several years' lay- phy, which returned-to Red-Bank The-drivers-starMo-move-ou! here. This is thejirst time the off, with some of the entries for this week-end's events pictured above in last year's last month after an absence of on the course after the five runabouts will race over » sur- SPEEDWAY SLANTS eight years, will go to the winner man, trophies; Mr. Lippman and veyed course in this country. Ac- action. In top photo, three 145 cubic inch hydros coma out of turn to head down minute gun has fired. Friday Nights 7:35 in the 280 hydros. This is a Jack Montgomery, guest recep- cording to the record books, this Considerable skill will be note< ion; Jack Fisher, pit manager. WJLK 1310 am homestretch. Earla Kelly of Richmond, Va,.pilots his craft, Wildcat, center photo, into beauty. It is on the cover of the new class has a record of 87.486 in the timing of the drivers, wh Also Mr. Conway, Frank Bol- mph, '. | second place. Kelly is one of this year's Regatta entries. In center photo, Joe Perri, program as the picture shows, attempt to hit the line as tht 94.3 fm duc, George Bielitz and Mr. Weather permitting, all re- it is too big for a mantle. clock hits the 60-^second mark Oceanport, sends Don Ardolino's JS-3 "Jo Carol Too" down stretch. Ardolino, a Abom, finance; Roger Korky, mains is the starting gun blast The Winding River Boating As- Should any driver beat the gu Long Branch resident, is slated to be on hand tomorrow and Sunday in Jersey speed William Large and Communica- for the National Sweepstakes to sociation of Millville, one of over the line, he is subject t tions Associates, communica- Inaugurate its first two-day re- skiff division. In lower photo, « 266 hydro comes around third turn on the old course. APBA's most active clubs, will disqualification. ions; Harold Seldin, Stuart Ed- gatta since 1953. The course has been moved 1,200 feet west and in towards Marine Park to give the bring in its entire regatta serv- Drivers with skill of timing an ice to assist in running the eventihitting the line a fraction, of local fans a better view of the action, smoothly. This group helps in second after the official start Thursday ill activities, from running of have a good change of winnin Maynes were the big guns for Last Night'i Results the pit where all the. boats" are with this talent. One mark of dis- Friday Keansburg Drops Keansburg in that glorious firit, Neptune 8, Oakhurst 4 parked, to the operation of time tinction of the veteran is the Saturday with Vanderbilf knocking acrosi Long Branch YMCA 9, Keans- 3 DAY clocks, waving flags, registering manner in which he makes thi: three tallies, and Maynes sending burg 5 drivers and anything else re- all-important approach. Carleton Came home the other two. Standings quired in the running of a re- The letters used with the boai The YMCA tied things up :n Keansburg stayed winlcs6 In! NORTHERN DIVISION gatta. numbers show the class the boai ond| on homers the Ed Carldon Baseball League *?*£. W L T pj Considering spectators is racing in. They are as follows: TIRE SALE last night, but they gave Hie by TBtll^nastasia and Vic Wynn, Rams I 1 2 10. at Marine Park, the committee T, 44 Hydro; Y, 48 Hydro; A wen 1 Long Branch YMCA a real scare and won the contest in the sixin Long Branch YMCA ..211 5! t through quite an operation 135 Hydro; S. 145 Hydro; E, 281 before bowing, 9-5. when Gary Silverstein scored Long Branch IAMA .. 2 * » *'"in resetting the course. The Hydro; F, 266 Hydro. course has been moved up river For the YMCA the victory Lee Gaitman on a single. Keansburg 0 7 0 Spectators also should know some WOO feet and this move meant vaulting into Northern The "Y" also added three morei SOUTHERN DIVISION what the flags mean when waved will give the fans in th park Division second place, but they counters for insurance. W L T e at the official barge. They are area a real, birdseye view of (till trail the Rams by five points. and Oakhurst Park 5 1 0 BJack flag-Do not go on th In the Southern Division, Nep- all their scoring into the sixth ...4 1 1 course or leave the pits. Lon .... 3 2 1 -land all .speed records stand in Red flag-Used to designate tune moved to only one point inning wWch produced eight runsj*^* 8 Branch .1 jeopardy. .behindJirst-place Asbury Part for the Townsmen on six '""'"' ' ... 2 S 1 period between five minute gun Point Scoring by tripping Coach Andy.Garrity's and four Neptune tallies on two Tonight's Games at the start of a race. Also fals, Oakhurst squad, W. safeties. Long Branch at Neptune Winners will be determined on | start and disqualification. Brand New Keansburg 'smelled" victory Bob Davis continued to shine Oakhurst at Long Branch YMCA a point basis: 400 points for first! White flag-Designates last min- Nrptunn <8> place, 300 for second,' 225 lor jute be/ore the start of a race and after scoring five runs in the for Neptune. As winning pitcher , or jute be/or (irotly, II * 1 I thid d d 11 first inning and kept the game he went the distance and gave I>»Y|», p - - - third, and on down to one point the start. Whltt, rt knotted until the sixth, even up only three hits. As star bats- thrmgh eventually they went down ,man and base ruiuler he sccre4 to Ihcir seventh defeat. ftwo runs, stole one base, and a, TWtennrfri rf ltd,aiist I'll, rf .Vanderbilt a Richu rapped out a single. Sicilian i, r Major League Campion lri Speedway-Proved Tires Eilwi'i'i III n. 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Pittsburgh ... .59 35 .527 * offer refused Chicago 40 42 .488 12" i Milwaukee .... ,37 37 .500 11 Boston .481 13 We've drastically lowered tire prices .39 42 St. Louis .13 42 .440 15H Washlngton_.; .421 17 to move out our inventory IMMEDI- Los Angeles 34 48 .415 18'/2 Philadelphia 23 51 .311 25 ATELY. Buy tirea Loop Minnesota 33 48 .407 19 Thursday's Results Last Ntght'i Results Kansas City 31 48 .392 20 KowandaAVEl Los Angeles 10, St. Louis 1 Kerb's Place 4, Idle Hour Bar 3 Thursday's Results New York 4, Cleveland 0 (night) (night) Washington 1, Baltimore t Pittsburgh 15-1, Chicago J-5 Milwaukee 7, Philadelphia « THOROUGHBRED Jersey Blue Jayg (nighl) < . Cincinnati 3, San Francisco 2 Loorl's Pier Bar , 'Detroit 3, Boston 0 RACING j Molly Pitcher Homes . * Loi Angeles 12, Minnesota 11 Today's Games and HbHerb'' s Place I •Jj'jChlcago 4, Kansas City 1 Probable Pitchers Idle Hour Bar Today's Games and Philadelphia (Short 2-3) at Chica- Probable Pitchen Leonardo Sportsmen go (Cardwcll 7-«), 1:30 p.m. Kansas City (Archer 6-3 and

J^and Estrada ,5), (2), 5 8 S CHUM (Haddlx 6-3) at Mil- (Herbert at Cleve ! Waukce ~Bl( Banr. BUI Vaaaela, Beliill r RRoili (Gri'ntGndi '.'.".AMi C«0 ITS TWO FOR ONE THIS YEAR - A big week- Ivy Leaguer running victory yesterday in theScience Major, Atifual Oitt, Let Odan, Hellenic Hero (B'row) — — AM «•» Pop Aber Penilve Sun a-DlatriercBonri entry. DuAtmate (Korte) — -r 7.40 end is scheduled for Red Bank and Its surrounding featured Cavalcade Purse at ITH-Clmi.i J-jra.; < I.: olf <:!). T.-l:«M/5, Alao-Mare snowera. In- Star Sailor Eldoob Monmouth Park, his fourth in Pat«y V. (MontsalU) . 9.80 5.00 3.10 balance, Man|o Newi. Mielle MM, communities when the National Sweepstakes Regatta Cycle Wing Star Sailor Brm KnucWea (Br'kJ) .. 3.00 3.20 Level Flight. eight starts this year . Meloboti (Blumt — 3.00 *T1(—Cl.| 4up; 1-1/11 m.i oil !.MM. takes over the Navesink River "off Red Bank for two Glance Again Cycle-Wing TTie grey son of Native Dancer T.-1:10-4/8. Alan—Arctlo Queen. Good Clear Call IBTllal . —U.*) 1(0 5.4(1 and Biuy, Fenny«ana Wake. St. Val- Hint'Jacket (Br'ks) — 17.00 10.80 days. It should be a honej'. King of. Swaps Turn Me In* held on under a driving ride by rle, Silver EKO. Royal Bloaiom. P/lnoe of P'rla ij"»).... — — l!.S0 Festival Time King Of Swaps Steve Brooks, the meeting's lead- •TH-Alw,; J jt. i I I.; on 4:MVi. T.-1:44.1/1. A!ar> — Marlnera Gul6>. Two for one this year should be the slogan. Tropez (Rrook-i* -U.80 «.0O 3.80 FlRlitlnl Roy. fllnntra Queat. Horaft Turn Me In Richly Endowed ing rider, to score by half a Tuscan 'Spy \ French* . Laugh, Nmve Olow, Alaakan Mfht, TilmHr -3.00 Junea Orocndlle. 8l%r Buckle. Larlla. Last year the "Sweeps" committee brought back Cosmic Sucre Tushpi length over Tuscan Spy with t\e ' Also - Oak Dandy, (Ail. num. nuidi* ii,M4,gi»i the regatta, the first since 1953, and it was a one- Principia Principia. favored Tilmar another length Jill Ganey Big Green day affair. To this area it was as successful as the and three quarters back. Just a Klinkhouse'. Klinkhouse nose behind in fourth place wasj tremendous regatta held in Washington, D. C. each Outline Golden One | Whata Up Doc. Kelso Nominated year. It took seven years to return the classic Mineral Board Outline On a lightning fast track, St.! regatta to Red Bank, and when she returned it Chance It Monte Carlo Tropez sped the six furlongs in Troubled Timei Troubled Times 1.09: 3/S and paid $11.60, $6 and _ was with a bang that echoed around the boating Step Chance It $3.80 as the third choice of the For" Monmouth Cup - circuit from East to West, and North to South. Rop« Halter ' Rumpus Room crowd of 18,829. Tuscan Spy paid* Hidouble Live Dangerously $10, and $5.60, and Tilmar re-i" OCEANPORT — Bohemia Sta-iJ. Colando's Our Hope in the In fact, seven world speed records went Into the Rope Htlter KING OF THE TURF—Kelio 8 Live Dangerously turned $3 to show. ible's Kelso, who was "Horse ofiMonmouth Handicap. Our Hope books. This bit of skill driving on the water put Best bet St. Troper took the lead a few | the Year" in I960, heads a roster | finished in front of Kelso in the Red Bank into the record books of The American tho handicap horse owned steps out'of the gate and led byof 22 horses nominated for the j Whitney Stakes but was disquali- by Mrs. Richard C. DuPont, Late Scratchei half a length for most of the $100,000 Monmouth Handicap to'tied and placed second. Thus the . Power Boat Association. The official book of this TRACK: Cloudy and fast. wini hit I Oth straight race trip. Tuscan Spy on the outside be decided at Monmouth Park | local race furnishes an oppor- organization is distributed throughout the United 1 — Birtley was closest going down the back- Saturday, July 15, at a mile andjtunity for Our Hope to atone. as he comes horn* first in 2 — Clockfast States, and In foreign countries. 3 - Tax Exempt, Ste. Cecelia, Faulted, News Wire stretch and Tilmar moved from a quarter. j Calumet Farm has a strong the $111,900 Suburban hand- third around the turn, saving Kelso, last season's champion, j case with Yorky and On-and-On The hot rodders of the water, who accomplished 4 - Dixie Joe, Court Cryer, Wingo Boy, Cost Plui icap at Aqueduct, N. Y. 8 — Tourdan ground on the rail, to challenge not only is undefeated at Mon!nominated, the stakes winning these things in one day last year, will have an extra turning for home. mouth Park but since winning three-year-old Globemaster from track. Kelio now has 13 wins 1 shot at snapping records Saturday and Sunday with But Brooks kept St. Tropez the Choice Stakes here a' year Leonard P. Sasso's string is eli- in 16 races and a bankro Beacon Hill Women's Golf busy and hit him with the whip ago, has run a victory skein of! gible. and there is one filly in two days of racing. r of $486,425. only a couple of times In the last 10 straight, including a triumph!the race, Hal Pri " Headley's During our stay in Riverview Hospital, we had eighth of a mile. Rounding out in the historic Suburban Handicap Rash Statement. the opportunity to study the Navesink River sit- Tourney Moves Into Final last Tuesday. ' Bruce Campbell's Conestoga. d. Oak Dandy and Jet of the Campbell Handi- uation from the fifth floor. It's quite an aerial New England LEONARDO - The Women's Ladies'Day play yesterday saw (Request. Oak Dandy," a close!, A >c" «?u ™>" "v" ° '"^." =' "' ""•. """""""M fT'"' th C 1 IC h o w t t I p, rsQ view from No. 5 location. It is amazing the way Golf Tournament at Beacon Hill Irs. Squillwrq e shoot a low ggross!second choiCe, did not show bisi^ror k. f.to! wi?_n an?_d, ther!:_n wa5!ls_ beatei?_!!n'J!iS?.'.,M.Polylad, winne;..^^r' J.t*Mof the Massachu. j? - usual late kick and never threat- visitor! in Riverview always comment, "What a Country Club here moves into of 88, and Mrs. Boynton take the .Arlington Classic. Re- setts and Louis Lee Haggin's Stars on Old the final rounds next week with low net honors with a 68. Mrsene. d the leaders. r beautiful view and what a beautiful river." 1ST-M(l.i 3-4 >r».i I f.T oil J:J1M. iirning to score in the Choice, Careless John, winner of thfi Mrs. Stanley Savage tet to face' John Spencer won the laurels for Whlppleton (Rnjerii .. 2O.SI) 13.(0 >,ag elso has been unbeaten since, joceanport and Salvator here are Mrs. Robert Squillare for the1 low putts. Tom Brogue (Korte) ... -• 15.80 «.?0 It seems that most people, from close by and Bridge Card Qarfaney 'Brooksi - — 7.40 Particular interest will be other notables named for the Class A title. T.-l:09-l/5. Alao—Special Man. Or eon. from distant points, never really get to see the OLD BRIDGE - New England Monmouth Entries wich Ulaa, S&rpedon. Mr. Jingle, Oan. hown in the presence of Joseph race. In semi-final play this week rlolfo. Araln 'n Again, Tht Crofan, beauty of the river until afforded the blrdseye er Red Foote and Ed Flemke, Mrs. Savage defeated Mrs. Wal- f.;; cirni.i.M.SOO: , awl w>. BrlKtit Acaln, Slrlttly Pormal. ter Gillette by three strokes, Shade Land TnvMtmint Ill-Tlmr.: 3 yra.: ( f.: oil t:SDVi. view at Riverview Hospital. who finished one-two, respective- Informant Inablaze Native Battle CBo'la) . JO.HO fl.!0 (If FREE while Mrs. Squillare downed Mrs. Birtley Morleat Count 117|pPorkOrkyy Noae iPleneimaniPIeBelmani l — HO (.10 Mayor George A. Gray and Borough Council are ly, in last week's Garden State Minnie C. Hellenic Star Tears (Hinojotal . . - J.00 Ira Miller by five. Rerl Cadet Ludo 2nd T..l:10^/». Alao—Oorpoaant. Stealth, helping financially in getting the regatta established Classic at Wall Stadium, will Irish Eyea Corny Gossip Ambea-lnmnr, El Qreco. Promoter! DELIVERY The Class B crown will be Jodhpur Boot Dream. again. But with the financial troubles that exist when compete in this Sunday's races contested by Mrs. Charles Key- . . lur.; Clmj.: |3,U0: 4 and ui (Dally Dnuble (741. Paid 1317.(0.) Pro-Brandy 111 I. Relmaud. r-JIfcztl,iAj?I»Jlp:.«i.ta«U«W. at Old Bridge here. ler and Mrs. Walter Stenken. Han'rial'e Girl Pop Aber 113|goladlere (Monaceim ...12.60 fl.SO 3.10 Tryingto put this show on stage, we are of the opinion 1 Wble Crown Our HlWy ••111) Subitantlal (French! .. - 4.00 ZM SH 1-9849 Also scheduled for Sunday's Mrs. Keyler advanced to the final vy Ltaguer DIuMer 115 Ro l>ar (Bnulmettal .. J.00 the council could contribute in a larger way to help round by topping Mrs. William Penalve 8un ara'd-daii Oaki 110 4TH-CI.: 1 >r..; SVi 1.1 oil I action is Stan Van Brunt, of West Coin ROM Clocklut 108 ANDREW SMITH'S the hard-working committee to sail a might easier. Long Branch, who copped the Hagerman in the semis; and Broad Run Last year it was Guy Lombardo, the bands- 100 lap novice special at Wai!Mrs. Stenken moved forward by S—9H far.; Clmr.; *3.000: | jr. atdn. edging out Mrs. Ray LeStrange. HuntKiile c-Qairs Ouy 115 Monday night. Aunt Hae MUi Lehlgtitoa 112 Mrs. Johnson, man, who Is known for the "sweetest music this 1 a-Blue Anre4 i^ i a-Slea-ovc.. CecpUuivr»a 11.»6u SHREWSBURY LIQUORS Girl racing starts out the card Mrs. Alfred Geiling will fill one b-Cycle-Wlnj 112 1x-St{ir Bailor 115 side of heaven," who assisted in giving the regatta with Shirley McLaughlin, Belmar, of the title round berths in Class e-O!anca Aealn 113 I Faulted SHREWSBURY Runnlnr Boy 116 il-New" e Wire 119 782 BROAD ST. • big shot in the arm. Guy, an old racer at Red among the hopefuls. C after topping Mrs. William b-Tax Exempt 112 Sum'er Tanager 11 Mrs. Robinson Scott in a recent semi-final Samber 112 Eldoob ]12 Bank, will tell you this Navesink River is the best Bonrl-Shouae. b-Volp * Wiley. Minnesota's Twins lost IS of match. The other slot is still Roaatl * Edfehlll. i.Wetxter * Markey. 1 Reach Finals for racing he has ever seen, and that takes in a lot their first 20 game* th - unfilled with Mrs. Robert Mat- «—SH fur.; S3.SM: t y.o. Mdna. |Son Honald Purae Pak 120 of territory. against Detroit, Cleveland and thews and Mrs. Sam Boynton set Festival Time 120 Wlnterlsh 120 LEONARDO - Mrs. Joel John- a-Rlc'ly Entlo'd 120 son and Mrs. Richard Robinson New York. • to play for it shortly. Lovable John 120 Nip O' Branity Lombardo was a four-time winner at National Celeatlal Lea Erlnlea moved into the finals of the ladies a-Dlile Joe 120 j Court Cryer 9-hole golf championships at Bea- Sweepstakes regattas. Last year Guy went out and country. On the water race course this week-end King of Swapg 120 I Wlngo Boy purchased a 280-hydroplane so he could return to his Flihlnr Fleet 120 | Cost Plus con Hill Golf Club yesterday. you'll see 44, 48, 135, 280, 266, Jersey Skiff and a new- a-klrif A FoaJea entry. Mrs. Johnson defeated Mrs. favorite sport for another fling at racing. Guy was I I.: Clmr: *3,M0; 1M Fllllei. type ski racing runabout. Mlei SUndM~ i 107" ' Big Green 116 Robert Jackson, 4 up, and Mrs, Coamlc8ucre 114 DHChefln Go-Oo 114 more than willing, but the craft conked out before he Getting a regatta together and keeping with It Kalon 114 Tujhps 114 Robinson turned back Mrs. Fred Legl'n of Merit 107 | PrincipiPlll a IK McTighe, 5 up. even had a chance to get the boat in speedy form. We right up to the gun for the first race, is no snap Star Uostea.i 114 I Fiery Star 114 Ballytvmtl 114 I Jill Oaney 114 The title round will be played think this bit of bum luok might have disappointed the job. The committee has to go into action shortly «—(I I.; rimt.i »l,5M; ] and up. KUnkliouae 119 I Mineral Board 11» next week. band leader. after the regatta and has to start figuring out sanc- Outline 10H | I-arit Day 112 In the weekly Ladies' Day play, Alha'bra Circle 115 I Oolden One 115 Calls and Invitations have gone out to Lom- tioned dates for the next one. The trick here is Hill 1121 Mrs. Robert Howland lired a low 1—1 1'ia mllea lorl,' Cl.: »I.5M; J up. gross of 49. Mrs. Andy Sikora bardo for the week-end doings, but to no avail. to figure out is there are any nearby regattas run- rthlnelander 117 I ImaRe It" Heela 112 I Monte Carln ll1 took low net with a 51-14 — 38. Maybe last year's difficulties dampened Guy's rac- Chance It Troubled Tlmei u Mrs. Robinson used the fewest ning on the,same dates. The farther apart re- Jannlc Step 11 ing spirit But then again, Lombardo is a busy gattas, the better racing. Roman Spark Adare 2nd 118 putts, 16. -1 1/16 m.; rinig.: $3,500; 3 Jr. old.. man this time of the year with a show out on the Live Danger'ly 119 i Hirlouble The biggest problem for this regatta Is money. Tourdan " 120 I Bull Ro.sailing. Boating has grown probably faster of the show. There isn't a regatta in the country PERMANENT than any other sport. The best way to prove such a that can boost a better commodore than the Na- 1. "Low ProflU" tirtiaraupio statement would be to take a boat out under the High- tional Sweepstakes. When the "Great White Fox" SWIMMING POOL 3 time* SAFER al lop »u»- lands bridge and around Sandy Hook on a busy Sunday. takes a committee job that is to benefit the public tained «p««d(. Unlimited Gold Cup boats, the big babies, and or what ever else it might be, he throws all energy SM this RtVOWllOHARY NEW CONCEPT 2. "Low Profile" fir»« art the ones throwing-the largest rooster-tails, are a into his job and he always does an excellent one. IN POOL DESIGN £ QOHSTRUCTIOH SAFER against Ih* dutruc- This is one commodore to whom we can use the liv* lirt hurt Hurt cauiM tiling of the past in Red Bank. It takes money to ordinary tire» to blow out. urge owners of this type craft to come to a locality. old Navy saying of "Well done, Commodore," This type boat is one of the best to watch skim- even before the regatta starts. 3. "low Profilt" tirtt or* ' SAFER,glv«upto20%mor« ming over the water. However, when you can't get Robert Viscount is chairman, and official referee ttabilHy on turni and curve)*. steak, settle for hamburger. Regatta fans will is Art Hafner, the gentleman who so ably assisted in Just have to remember such boats as Tempo VI A. "low Prot.lt" lint ftratur* getting~the show back on the river. A host of other th* lottit non-ikid Irtad de- owned by Guy. The Gale V, owned by Joe busy workers are on the committee, in fact too many U.S. ROYAL sign. Schoenlth, Detroit; My Sweetie, owned by Horace for space in this column. COMPREHENSIVE SERVICE E. Dodge. It was in 1949 that Wild Bill Cantrell 5. "Low ProflU" tircisav* you One of the most helpful units to any regatta is monay with their longer gave a real show driving My Sweetie. A Jersey the Winding River Boating Association. This is a GUARANTEE mileoat capacity Owner, S. Mortimer Auerback of Atlantic City, won f GUARANTCCO AGAINST BLOW- unit that moves In with its own trailer plus equip- Thli Amoilnf Fatura H*l OUTS, cuts, impart bleiks, tit'. 6. "Low Profile" Hrei tavtgat with his Emancipator VIII back in 1939. ment needed to operate a regatta and the men' of Offtn DM fan.. Solid Construction Piiturti puncluie, ibuu ind eonuquinllal —6 to 12 •xfra mil»t ptr _. Red-Bank will always remember Jack Cooper, this unit practically run the show, that is, the found In lat.f. Pooll tiirruji nctpttd; (ntdon itnrlct lorHrfiil. ttndtred it current Hit price lor the Kansas City, Mo., who raced t]tie Tops II in 1940. Will technical end. They know racing from A to Z. Pried From $4,000 hi $6,000. period specified. 7. "Low ProflU" tires or« built your memory recall the El Lararto, a two-year winner Drivers cannot get mad at these officials because CUARANTCED AGAINST DtFICTS to their working «hap«— in 1931 and 1935. Now those big boats can be seen at they know what it is all about. band on service rendertd it cuninl work rtlaxtd. list prici until the Ireid wnn Washington, D. C, the closest for a fan to travel. How- Winding River participated last year and we smooth wilrioul limit is to limt or otbtr $ ever, they are popular in racing in other spots of the believe one of the smoothest regattas ever held in milisje, Red Bank was executed by the racing specialists. hi lull eipttutiu el tinii|ii*| U.1ROYAL ctndltltni, itii yaur inrinlii TIRES They supervise the pits, check engines, bring their ctrtrficile. own clocks, supply registration crews. Last year • l»|l>Hllli|!4 full! from RENT A CAR or they carrie in for praise from all sides, including a Itnl •IIIIHIM' II OUAIANTII CtnitriitlM EASY TERMS FREE MOUNTING participants and officials of the regatta who, more Tkil Fitin r>al li • Vilnt PHlltla U«I4.< II.M. hbb.. Ce» Wwy'i trod* nxA fcrjH low#f, wtd*/ (hap* Ihfc y ulr- • Ufiliari Illity 1)111 TRUCK from HERTZ or less, rested while the show was being staged. anlfrt er tliill. em al !>• Jtilrtar • REGATTA NOTES—At Wednesday night's meet- •orli'l li'riil rilie- UDRIVE , .. Call •im led etisifii- ing committee members drooled when Sweeps Queen ALSO AVAILABLE IN LARQIR SIZES PR 5-1515, GA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 Sandy MacNei! appeared in bathing suit. When she BEAR WHEEL ALmEMENT finally left the meeting, the committee was short a few Liberal Financing BARRETT BRAKE - MOBILE RENT A LUGGAGE TRAILER members. We can't explain the shortage. Arranitd Contestants even showed up at the meeting, FAST SERVICE BV FACTORY.mAJNED IXPWT5 which demonstrated their interest in Red Bank. See t/ii Ntw future Today af • Curt Estes, one of the hottest 280 hydroplane rac- K & A POOLS Frank Porter's ers in the sport, Is here from Norfolk, Va., Ron /INTEREST ON YOUR 861 Rt, I-AVENEL, N.J. u, , A.,A (I0O Ii'li "K!» il Him Sin Cnoi) Aschettino, local driver, is sweating this regatta Open 7 Dora a Week—» • Mfrcury 6-0470 out. He blew his engine in his 48 hydro and is CALL OK MAIL COUPON RED BANK TIRE CO. r SAVINGS supposed to have it repaired for Saturday. But it T v K k A rOOIJ, Wl Rl. 1 SHREWSBURY AVENUE appears as If the time element is going to chase S Aventl, N. J. One Mils South of Airport him to the pits to watch his competitors. ! rjentlemrn: I wouM like "adiltlnnal Inlnrmallrtn Plea»« aend ll Communication will be improved over last year.j! Appointment Jil 7 34v4 The course has been moved up-river about 1,000 feet !, Bill Chadwick # Bob Kunzo % Les Stevent to provide better views for Marine Park spectators.!" citr RED BANK HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN If last week-ends weather will return for Saturday j' and Sunday, we'll have a regatta, and a good one. ,'- |_ U.S.ROYAL i TIRES RED BA-NK REGISTER AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS MOBILE HOMES BOATS & ACCESSORIES -Friday, July 7, 1961 FIBEJKJLAS 7Wir boat wttt O;l»a»«le CONVERTIBLES FIAT No Cash Needed A MOBILE HOME Super Vutnt JU»H, »»» fal. W-» oL hear? duty 10-«B)C* eloth. tl-W To Fit Your Budget £ ji^toM by JACOBS HARDWARE $100 and up SERVICE 1955 RAMBLER ANNOUNCEMENTS TWIN.BORO RAMBLER Smtil do-wo pavment on new and ui Si 4ft« Factory Trained Mechanics $14 Per Month 131 E. Newman, Springs Rd. to chcntt /rom. Low not SH J-M54 bfbriola Motors, Inc. w!Ul AND FOUND U' RUNABOUT — 10 ^P- •»* 125 Z. .NEWMAN tPRINM RD, Labriola Motor?, Inc. WB BCFUIB TO BE UNDERSOLD tnller. oarf, caahtau, aacbor ran, t' ioi all •«tUent umol- REWARD - Toy Fox Terrier, black ' RED BANK 120 £. NEWMAN SPRJWG8 RD. AUTHORIZED RAMBLER DEALER tM whtt«, freckled underneath. Lost BUFF SH L-2W OKn-Eveoir.il Hwy. 35 U 3-1020 E&tontown RED BANK HOLLY HILL lilt *eek, Butunmood Dr.. Fair Havm 2S' 6HBLTERED CABIN 8KIFT, 141 1W1 CHEVROLET HALF ION flCK SH 1-2O4 open Evenings c»ii KU t-an. RU I-JJW. UP.- BRAND NEW. CALL 16*0 M.G.A. — Blacfc, wire whceli Mobile Hornet Sales Up, Fully equipped. Al conilllon. In POUND — Ball boat. Drifting down AT 1-3831 whlI* walls. -Low mlleaje. RU 1-1610 PRICE SLASH ,7', Rt 38 PArkwajr 1 MM South Amot water ready to to. BH 7-2M8. Saturday or RTmday 44 p.m. ' IMS CHEVROLET - Convertible-BO Naveslna River. Arr. Automatic, radio, heater. Excel- JERSEY. SPEED SKIFF M H.p. SH UIMS IMS PLYMOUTH HARDTOP - EircH- Now Going On at Twin-Boro Rambler 1958 GARDNER 1CU41. Located In e: lent condition. Oni owner. CtU LI 21BS- 8 ENGLISH FORD ANOLICA. Very lent condition. Sacrifice. 8H 7-0010. Mann. 'WW good condition. See In evenings only. elusive park near ihore. Very itwoi LOST— Puibook L 4280. Finder please 0127. 1S5S CADILLAC— Fleetwoorl. Sacrifice. able. Call BH 1-9006. relurn to Monmouth County National an i-4-tai. 1990 VOLKSWAOEN-Dark blue with S995. Four-door, dark blue. Write 18' OUTBOARD SKIFF Eictlltnt Bank. Little Silver branch. 1854 CADILLAC — Two-door sedan. T Hoi Ml, lleil Hank. ALL PRICES REDUCED FOR YOU t«8 MARLETTB - 10x46, with 8i3( Phillips radio, driven 3,000 In Europe aluminum awning. Two bedrooms, condition. »150. Catl only. fl.<00. Phone evening LI 2-WS3. Fully equipped. Sacrifice at }600. Call CA 2-14)1. 1037 FORD FAIRLAME - 500. Conver- clean and attractive. Maybe leen al 787-0612 tible, radio, healer, power steering Call Mleleville Trailer Court, West Keans CERTIFIED BLUE JAY — Mahogany,' 19!1 MG TD. WOO. See Our List of Rambler Select Used Can burs. Call CA 2-2SM or SH 7-0437. AUTOMOTIVE After t p.m. TRIUMPH TR-3 1960 ROAI18TKR. ovor- 'S7-0272. after 6. dacron sails, stainless sttfel fittlnn, II- CO 4-5961 drive, radio anrl heater, wire wheels berclas. CallSH 7-09M alter 7 p.m. AUTOS AND TRUCKS Call WH 6-4473.. j 1960 RAMBLER 4-dr. Hardtop. Auto,, radio and heater. LARGE SELECTION OF IBS* MEItCL'RY COMMUTER Wagon, LANCIA MOBILE HOMES ;o CARIN CRUISER — In wattr, radio, heater, full power, new tires. 1850 FORD -- Good running order j One owner. -. • .- ready to to. Excellent,condition. Asklni Reasonable. $1,200. Call CA 2-1447 or LI 2-3282. ALFA ROMEO Excellent condition. Call 787-MS*. ; SERVICE 1960 FORD four-door Fairlane 500. One owner. Radio and heate; lttM FORD — Encrllent running condl Factory Trained Mechanics BUFF SERVICE on. Must sell. Call STATION WAGONS 1959 RAMBLER four-door Super. Auto. Radio and heater $145 Hwy. 35 Eatontowi I OS 1-05M BUSINESS NOTICES Factory Trained Mechanics Two to choose.from. $50 up—SEE j 1059 VAUXHALL four-door station wagon. Factory equipped $107, DAF BUFF AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS EXTERIOR H»y P : KCO _ E»tonto»-nil9j9 METROPOLITAN Hardtop $85' VOHNADO auto air conditioners, 1 BUFF Labriola Motors, Inc, m PLYM0U HOUSE PAINTING SERVICE stalled in your car for $299.95. R H»y. 35 M 5-1020 "I Sir*¥wn^'X£\ ™ convertible . ' $97, 120 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. Bank Radiator. SH 1-1177. BY Factory Trained Mechanics iimon. ?. '" |I9J6 FORD two-door $57 AUTOS AND TRUCKS RED BANK 1948 PLYMOUTH MOTOR — Perlei DELL-FUL CONSTRUCTION CO. SH 1-2*31 Oi.en Evenln 1058 FIAT 1100 - Four-door. One 1956 BUICK convertible • ' " $65 condition. |35. Choice paints used. CHEVROLET — 1957, four-door aetfa: wner Good conrlltlnn. $550. Call alter AT 1-2699 Immediate free estimates madt. BUFF Radio, Jipatrr. alx-cy tinder, stand :3II p.m. Sll 1-5713. 1955 BUICK two-door hardtop ^ $57 Work to start at owners H«r. 35 I,f 1-1020 Eatontown|nhlft. $875. Cull 7fi7-fiSI» aftor 6 p.n 1955 MERCURY Montclair Hardtop" auto., R&H $5' .convenience. BOATS & ACCESSORIES OS 1-0611. PORSCHE — 19.19 15IKI-N coupf. M.flndjCOOI) m.'Y r.wiil ityle good rlil, AUTOS AND TRUCKS J miles, Blaupunkt radio, sent hHtn. [Dependable Ca.llllac. Radio heal 1055 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4-dr, auto., Radio and Heater, V-8 $57! MAM Dock 4 Bulkheaa Uontrutari, Peep jreen. Cleanest In area. 5J.575. j.lrctrlc »lndo»« ntid »eala, Hjdramnl 1955 PONTIAC 2-dr. Hardtop, auto., radio and heater $49! IS' LYMAN RUNABOUT—25 h.p. Sco Docks rebuilt, plllnj lelltd, hamraerid. CA 2-8285. 'LI :-2(l!)l) electric starting motor, navy top, wlm Estimates given 8B 2-1744. . McCARthy 1955 PLYMOUTH 2-dr. Hardtop, auto., radio and heater . $37! shield, full cover, remote controls a MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS. CA- steering wheel, trailer, cushions, ma TERING. BOB FORLENZA. Oi 1- AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS other accessories. Reasonable. AT 1-00 2471. CHEVROLET ivenlnga and weekends. AS IS SPECIALS! ton Mtui: WOKR. 0»o ir«« struct HURRY! lAKUAin Any uom you want Topping, trimming, removtt Call LI own. Low Dank ratei financing ai 2-4220 for tm« utlmatea, roll luuruct NEEDS YOUR .-angemeota completed In * one call f coverage. 1952's to 1955's iny of oui offices. THE MONMOUT. COUNT! NATIONAL BANK. 8U SECURITY DETECTIVE AGENCY — CAR NOW! $50 to $250 1000 Uniform guards, plant protection, con- TREMENDOUS struction, sporting and special avents. 1 WE PAY THE LIMIT! WATER SKIING! Experienced investigator*. 293 Main River water now over 70 flegreei St., Keaniburg, N, J, J87-S2M, Family ski school now open. Ft. UP TO 5,000 Maple Ave., Red Bank. Please pho MASON — Dry wells, lateral!, patios, HURRY! AUTOS AND" TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS for appointment, SH 1-1124. sidewalks and septic tank*. Call BH 1- S&H GREEN STAMPS 1076. SAVINGS UP TO WOO S4H GREEN STAMPS 5l» H.P. JOHNSON — Control WITH THE PORSCHE . FnEE WITH EVERY PURCHASE oil can. Excellent condition. $75. CalHANDYMAN SERVICE — Odd Job!, SH 1-6027. carpentry, painting, plumbing, fences, NOW AT RED BANK AUTO PURCHASE OF ANY * US2 Fonl Bten-In Truck, 1952 Poi liao hardtop, 1854 Mercury, 1955 Old« FIBEKGLAS 15' Runabout. 35 h. p. Jol] etc. LI 2-1623. SERVICE mobile seilan, 1956 Ford hardtop, 195* "O. K;" USED CAR son outboard. Perfect, condition. All e: 14' PUMP BODY TKUCK. available to Plymouth wagon. 1957 Pontlac conver tra«. LI 2-0077. 1052 Koril Step-in Truck Factory Trained Mechanics ible, 1957 Oldsmobile two-door hardtor remove trash from yards, attics, cel- BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! 1952 Pontlac Harillop lars, etc, AIBO, equipped for contract- 1957 Ford hardtop, 1957 Bulck four-dooi 12' CHRIS CRAFT RUNABOUT wit Ing work. SH 7-2144. 1951 Mercury Mercury Super 10 Hurricane. All pain 196« Ford Hardlop hardtop, 1958 Chevrolet two-door sedan. WE'VE SOLD AND SERVICED IMPORTED CARS 1958 Chevrolet Impala convertible 195S ed, ready to go. Boat and motor In jIAVE SEDAN WILL TRAVEL—To do 1BS6 Plymouth Wagiw BUFF good condition. Priced at |20O. Call Hwy. 35 FoM wagon. 1939 Thunderblrd, 1959 Im- odd Jobs sucti as cellar* pumped out HURRY! FOR 13 YEARS " 1!>S7 PontliC Convertible SH 1-2021 after 4 p.m. small lawns, fence building, window pala convertible, 1959 Citroen, I960 Cor 1957 Oldsmotille 2-dr. Hardtop 1M1 LANCER — Four-door ictian, }200 cleaning, and minor repalra. All work 1967 Ford Hardtop valr, 1960 Chevrolet four-door. I960 Va INSURANCE — Marine, outboard-, FOREIGN down and take over payments: r" lar.t tour-door. 1960 Nomjd station guaranteed and leasooabla. CaU T&O 1957 BuIcK 4-dr. Hardtop per month. Call after 9. LI 2-1178. forms. Rolston Waterbury, Realto; at LI 2-0242. 195B Chevrolet 2-dr. Sedan wapin, 1961 Ford Falcon, Ilka new, since 1925. 16 W. Front SL. BH t-3501 1961 Renault Dauphlne. '59 RENAULT DAUPHINE-FERL1C, R&H $825 1968 Chevrolet Impalft, Convertible, 1S61 COMET — Two-door, silver grey, TREES, STUMPS, heavy limbs. Col- 196S Ford 8-cy].. RAH, like ntw 24' RICHARDSON SHELTER SklH, 1061 '59 MGA, fully equipped (155a 1,000 miles. Whllewslla, tinted wind- 177 Chrysler, head, two bunks, lull lege experts majoring In FORESTRY. 1959 Ford Wscon shield. Make oiler. SH 7-2267. MCCARTHY CHEVROLET Call SH 1-4829, evenings «->. '59 PEUGEOT Station Wagon $1650 1959 Thundprbird equipped. (3000. 787-5333. 158 .First Ave. AT 1-3830 '58 VOLKSWAGEN Del., 2-dr. Sedan, equipped $950 1959 Impala Convertlbli 13'4 RUNABOUT with 10 h.p. Sup LAWN AND GARDEN work dot* by 1959 Citroen 1956 PORSCHE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Hurricane motor. Good condition. Miul experienced man. Call CIRCLE "58 RENAULT DAUPH1NE, Black, R&H. Take over Open 8 a,m.-» p.m. Saturday to SH 7-0319 1960 CorvaJr Good condition. A real buy at •ell. LI 2-0167. payments of $55 per month, 18 months. I860 Chevrolet (i)r. NTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting 19«O Valiant 4-dr. 1S57 FIAT 600 — Convertible. Eicellenl ZOBEL'S TRUNK- CABIN sea Iki •.. $1695 condition, only 8,100 miles! Call OS I 25*. Sleeps two. Sink, stove. Ice bo: reasonably done. Estimate chMrfully 1960 Nomad Station Wagon given. SH 1-8055 or OS 1-1783. AMERICAN 1961 Ford Falcon, like new 2658. enclosed head, automatic bilge pump 1961 Renault Dauphine, new blower, fish wells, outriggers, vacum '58 THUNDERB1RD, silver, all power, 18,000 miles $2295 IMS .METRQPOUTAN-Hardtop, radio allc shift, 145 h.p. Very lut. excelle CHEVROLET '58 OLDSMOBILE Super 88, 2-dr. HT, all power $1550 BUFF heater. Finest condition. Call after 1. condition. 14000. Zobel's 8ea Skit McCARthy HWY. 35 LI 2-1M0 EATONTOWN Ocean Ave., T, Taranto. b Atlantic EMPLOYMENT '55 OLDSMOBILE, 4-dr. Sed., R&H, PB Hydr. $295 Sea Bright. '55 CHEVROLET Station Wagon, P-Gl., R&H $650 WANT ECONOMY 5I1LEAQE In rull HELP WANTED-FEMALE size wagon? Six cylinder 1059 Ford 1958 FIAT LYMAN RUNABOUT. ALSO 1< '3? E95.R J*^T- .Station Wagon, V-8 stick- —$495— J^HEYROIEL ~;anch wagon, radio, heater. Excellent STATION WAGON, FOUR-DOOR RQW8OAT,.CALL _ OPERATORS — Experienced. Double :on"dluoq. "NfTTinvet—accessories—New — BXOBbhENT-CONDITION. needle* feed of-the arm- Riachlna~ftnd;— "54 PLYMOUTH, 2-dr. Savoy, full power ' $295 158 Flrit Ave. AT 1-3830 SH 1-139« ires, standard shift with overdrive. HEAL NICE CAR. J795, Singer button machine. Steady work, '53 P0NTIAC 2-dr. Hardtop, equipped $295 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS H 7-1500. MARK ID Mercury outhoari top pay rate. Apply: Marnet, Inc. 422 Morris Ave., Long Branch. '52 PACKARD, 4-dr. Sed., One owner, good condition $250 Open 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturday to 8 ' RV 1-0730 after 6 p.m. PART-TIME PAYROLL CLERK _ AUTOS AND TRUCKS BUFF SAILBOAT Hwy. 35 Hours 1-9. Apply LaSport Inc., SI7 U 2-1020 20' "B" Scow sailboat, complete with Bridge Ave., Red Bank. '53 FORD PICK-UP TRUCK THUNDERBIRD -r 1956. Black two sails, (295. CO 4-34(5. A LARGE SELECTION OF seater, slick shirt. Call BOOKKEEPER — Part-time, AU year V-8 FIDO-Mint Condition . $495 09 14672 W CUSTOM LAPSTBAKE Skiff - Ft- For appointment, call HAS berglas bottom. Mercury 55. electrlo 40 BH 1'8155 .p. motor. Extraa. SH 7-1242. GUARANTEED I960 FIAT 500 HOUSEWORKER — Sleep In, iteady MARINS SUPPLIES Job. Must be good with children. Other USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED BLUE. IN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD help, own room, bath, TV. Call after CONDITION. A REAL BUY AT P95. Everything Par The Boatman. Nt Jersey'! largest marine supply houi«, ill p.m. KE 1-2270. Svlnrude Sales and Servlct XPERIENCED NURSE'S AIDS, Kill- RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS DODGE, DART, AND THE BOATMAN'S SHOP ing to work any shift. Bayvlew Nurslnr REAL BUFF 24 Wharf Ave. Red I Home. Call AT 1-O4W. "' ' Hwy, 35 DICK and BOB MATTHEWS SH 1-0710. 1954 FORD PICKUP TRUCK — Open Sundays and Holiday* REAL ESTATE SALES AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR COMPACT LANCER DEALER ton. JI95. Call after 5 p.m. > A.M. - 1 P.M. New office requires full and part- 8H 1-5797 R«i«ult • Volvo • Peugeot • Triumph 10' LAPSTREAKE SAIL1NO DORY - time sales people. We will train Like new dacron iall and 2<4i h.p. Sea- you. Excellent opportunity. OS 1959-PORSCHE Convertible gull motor. Spruce oars. |249. SH 7-5852. 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK' ALL EXTRAS INCLUDED, NICE BUY •2727, 'ENN YAN - 17' and 35 h.p. Evlnrude FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. NOW J275O. SALES HELP — Over 21. Retail exper- OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9. SH 1-5886 lectrlc, both 1959. all equipment, ex- HOT etlent condition. Can be seen at Va ience preferred. Apply in piraou, rwlggs. Mlddlctown Shopping Center. Over 50 Years Selling Automobiles leman'a Pleasure Bay Marina. BUFF !OAT SLIPS AVAILABLE — CO WAITRESS — Experienced for lunch- Hwy. 35 •ACHT WORKS. H6 BODMAN PL., eonette. Year 'round. Hour« 9:30-4.30. 1S58 CHEVROLET I1IPALA - ED BANK SH 1-4338. No -Sundays. Plaza Luncheonette, Eng- 149 W. Front St. Red Bank SH 1-1296 • Con- lish Plaza, Red Bank. CAR BUYS vertlble. radio and heater. Clean. ACRIFICE — 20' Skiff. raj»ed dec 10 Center St. Freehold HO 2-0570 J1.300. Call SH 7-330!. ,ith head, 104 h.p. Gray Phantom WOMEN TO HELP In laundry tiro or KROLL MOTORS Eood condition, No reasonable offer re, ihree days a week lor the summer I960 FIAT 1100 u«cd. Termi. Call RU 1-2150. leaion. Experience not necessary. Don- ild's Laundry. 44 Marlon St., Red Bark FOVR-DOOR SEDAN, VOUXL HAVE «' WHEELER SKIFF - Flrat clasi TO SEE THIS BEAUTY. HIM. :ondltlon. electric bilge pump With the FORD OF LONG BRANCH ilpors. Make offer. SE 2-1805: HELP WANTED-MALE EXPRESS CRUISER — Powerec BUFF ilth 185 Inlercepter. Call LI 2-067! THE HOME OF Hwy. 35 fter 5:30 p.m. YOUNG MEN FOR ' RUNABOUT — 15 h.p. motor with EXECUTIVE TRAINING .0-whetl trailer, (350. 14 runabout amlly Circle Stores a dlicount depart- MOBILE HOMES •Ithoui motor. J100. 8H 71865. i«nt More chain la expanding. Tber» A-1 Used Cars re vacancies in all departments for MOBILE HOMES I' CHRIS CRAFT sea skiff. I960. 105 .p., 32 miles tier hour, excellent con- [imlifted applicant*. Mint be High 20% Used . 10% down Itlon. Asking $2500, transferred to Cal- Ichool graduate, retail experience is COOLEST Mew • 7-year financing ornla. CA 2-2032 or RU 1-1704. iot necessary but would be advarlafe- ROBBINSVILLB i. Only those Interwted Id a career WE NEED TRAILER SALES. INC. IHR1S CRAFT Sea Bkitf, 18', 1960. America's fastest growing biulness, Branch location - Rts. 33 and )5 H.P., 32 miles ptr hour, excellent Iscount merchandising, need apply. that is the increase in our new car sales Colllnswoo'd Park. N. J. mdltlon. CA 2-2032. :ontdct Mr. B. Kane for Interview. Clean, late model 4-7700, Keyport. MOBILE HOME, 1S58 Champion. 41.W. 1EW "MARINA - Foot of Maple Ave. two bedrooms, excellent condition. Call :ed Bank For moorings pleut call LUTO SUPPLY salesman with pro- used cars and 53-22524 alter 5 and weekends. IAPLE MARINA. SH 11124. rceslve company, salary and eom- this year over last (first six months). ilsiiton plus many fringe benefits, for PRICES Tibitloui, neat appearing young man, we are prepared AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS 20-30 years of age. Apply In person only. The Pep Boys, 12 W. _?ronl_lt. ted Bank. to pay top dollar If you want-a-new-earrle+-us-show^yot ACCOUNTANT—Seml-8eolor or Senior Accountant for Asbury Park CPA. lrm. Send resume to "Accountant," to get action. Don't YOU ALWAYS )ox 811, Red Bank. EVER the reasons why we have been able to wait—get the deal LIFE GUARD FOR BEACH. GET A MUST HAVE RED CROSS that you have Come In Today buck the trend of the industry, CERTIFICATE. CA. 9-3448. DICK KROLL been waiting for. SHIPPING SUPERVISOR WINNER ASSUME lull responsibility (or ship- And See our low price FORD FALCON FUTURA ping department. Bchedul« shipping s.n4 mpervtse loading. Opportunity for md- I960 CHEVROLET Regular vancement. Send resume atallng ex- 7 Retail > AT CONTINENTAL perience and salary to "Shipping' Bu Impala Conv. 8«n». Auto, trtnt- Ml, Rert Bark. R4H, etc. Absolutely llk< new.- Our Fine $2695 2291 MERCURY COMET S-22 EXPERIENCED — Auto body man. Steady work, paid vacation, tiospltall- 1956 PLYMOUTH V-8 Regular zatlon. 787-0347. "t Retail JHCPBMDNOBD PAINTERS- WANTBB— Mf itvi, Powtlfr hint, auto, rtilo — Call In person between 5:30 and «:30 Selection of inrt heater. $795 CONTINENTAL THUNDERBIRD p.m. 4S Hendrlckson PI., Fair Haven. CARPENTERS WANTED — Apply: 1959 THUNDERBIRD Regular Woodland Park Development. Union Retail Ave. oil Kwy 36. Hizlet. Exit 117. PS, PW, PB. tuta. Irani., fntsr Garden Ftate Parkway. Oorgeous. $2795 '2491 IN LINE WITH PORTER — Full time, permanent po- I - sition. Five days a week, July-August, 1958 FORD Regular six days atterwarda. Paid holidays and Retail vacation. Employee discount and hos- Cm torn .100 2-door •«,. pllallzttlon Insurance. Apply In person, white. LU« brand new. QU'AUTY $1195 '891 J. Krldel. 2 Broad 8t, 0:30-11:00 a.m. OK EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER COOK 1955 FORD Regular - Night work. Good pay. Martini's • pt$i*nit+t—-Count ry—Ikturt -Refa+I— IMPORTED USED CARSI Diner. Rte. 33, Keansburg. , Black, rerl upliolnupliolnteryt , ENGLISH powrr fttefring, R*H $895 SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 On Hie Next Page) 1959 FORD Regular ;60 Hillman Minx, Convertible .-...... $1295 2-rtr, Ranch Wnjon On* tjwnfr. Retail TJSEU nix cylinder *1nnrlArrt Real rcono- '59 Triumph Station Wagon, one owner —.....$1595 AUTOS AND TRUCKS my. Rurtlo tn1 heiier, $1395 4191 MONMOUTH ST. dnd MAPLE AVE. ' RED BANK 1595 '59 MGA, red ; - • * 1959 FORD Reqular •*S9 Porsche 1600 Coupe -. -•-- .•-.$2850 Custom l-dr. led. Absolutely Ilkt Retail '59 TR-3 Roadster (2) :. -•'• $1695 new. $1295 '1091 •59 Morris Convertible .; •• <•—-.....-$845 CARS Regular '59 Jaguar 3.4 Sed., Stick Shift, 1 Owner, Low Mileage $2695 1957 BUICK USED .*>ntury 4-donr H.T. Auto. Irani.. Retail '58 MGA Roadster (3) ...... -$1395 IttH, Pfl, PS. Sharp. $1195 '891 '58 Hillman Husky Station Wagon :.-$795"' FIAT Follow Your Friands To '58 Renault Dauphine : --- r$650 1957 FORD Regular CARS Rtnch Retail '57 Karman Ghia, Sun Roof, Coupe $1195 $995 '57 Healey 100, six :....• -....' :—$1495 '791 COME TO OUR "SWAPPING BEE" '57 Mercedes Benz, 19O'SL Roadster ...... — $2295 .'55 KORD Kairlane Fordor, R&H -. „ , 155, ' One Owner, White with Black Leather CIRCLE 1952 OLDSMOBILE '54 FORD Custom Ranch WaRon, Kordomalic 350.7 '56 Hillman Station Wagon ."- $575 $ Convertible, Almost new top. Auto trans- '55 FORD Tudor Sedan, R&H 395, '56 Volkswagen Convertible : $895 mission. Radio and heater, etc. Real iharp. Regular Retail $495. Low sale price. $191 '53 LINCOLN Cosmopolitan Hardtop, Nice, 395 '53 MG TD's .- :.::.- « $895 '55 LINCOLN Capri Hardtop Coupe . ' 65()' •52 MG TD (Blue) $900 '60 RENAULT Dauphino, 4-Dr., Elcc, Clutch 895. '58 Nash Rambler :.-. -...-•. $650 998 CHEVROLET P.O.E. '57 FORD Convertible Coupe, Fordomatic -- ••• 995. '56 Buick 4-dr. Hardtop Sedan $695 '57 FORD Country. Squire Station Wagon, FOM - - 995 - •55 MG TF 1500, like new $1495 .'59 STUDEBAKER-LARK 2-Dr. Hardtop 1Or,5* '5!) Chrysler Imperial, 2-dr. HT, Full Power, R&H ....$2295 KROLL '58 FORD 9-Pass. Country Sedan, FOM - ioi)5.' '59 Fiat 1200 Convertible - $1795 CO. '58 CHEVROLET Brookwood Station Wafioft, P.G1. H5o! '54 Ford, 2-dr. Sedan $200 '5!) I-0RD Fordor Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic 1450. '54 Pontiac, 2-dr. Sedan, auto., R&H $250 '37 LINCOLN Premiere Sedan, Air Conditioned 1495. BUFFIA 325 Maple Ave.-Red Bank MOTORS INC. '5D MERCURY Monterey 4-Dr., Full Power 1595'. FORD OF LONG BRANCH . '51) FORD Galaxie Victoria, Fordomalic, PS 1650. HIGHWAY 35 Stf 1-3130 'CO FALCON -I-Dr. Station Wajjon, Fordomatic 18957" CONTINENTAL CARS, Inc. '60 FORD 6-Pass, Country Sedan Sta. Wagon, FOM 1950. Fastest Growing Ford Dealer -'61 COMET 4-Dr. Sedan, Automatic • • 1950. ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES LI 2-1020 GMAC Termi Open Eves. '60 MERCURY Monterey, 2-Dr. Hardtop, MOM, PS 2495. 19 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK CA 2-3600 '5!) CONTINENTAL Mark IV, Full Power 3300 EATONTOWN SH 7-4500 Open Evening, 4il 9 t, r . EMPLOYMENT INSURANCE, INSURANCE I PETS AND LIVESTOCK HOUSES FOR RENT | HOUSES FOR SALE | RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Juijr 7, 1961—21 HELP WANTED-MALE DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE 01 ho/tf |la.rm. 1J minutes to rUd Bank. Cnrur- PJ.PS HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE PUCING "*" ^T?o^%^CALL OS MS28 ! m*&ed.-L3 2-0977. J. LESTER RIGBY -K80N — Three-bedroom d»ellliig. •REJJCH POODLE PI.'PPJES.. - 8 U air heat filulU, r.n peu. lew, ASSOCIATES, INC. SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS; YOUR INSURANCE? IF SO, CONTACT US. ks. AKC. R ' Ctll HI per month.jDenpl» K. Byrne, 8 II. 2M6. ver R4., R>r&l«a HIM- DRAWING 658 Tintoa Ave,, New Shrewsbury IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-PRIVATE RETREAT — Must sell. AKC puoi. EAUTIFUt COUNTRY KOUE-Blglit d shots. Very, cheap. Two-year old /ooded plot, over three acres. Exceptionally high with view of 00ms, two tMrttti;, luge living room SHadyside 1-7741 CHECKERS WE WILL WRITE IT male l«e to good home. LI 2-3M3. •Hh fireplace and7 view. All convenl- -ay and ocean. Ranch home six years old, Complete with sun IEAUTIFUL HOUSE BROKEN chil- nces. Five acres of landscaped prop- leek, patio and picture window in living room and fireplace. Four Vuit h»Ve teveral ye*x§ experience ren loving kJtteu. Need good home. erty cared for by owner. Atlantic REPLETE WITH DUCK POND- with Cteddac Detail or Ajumbiy ix weeks old. Call BH 7-1330. ?ownshlp. fifteen minute! (ram Bali jedrooms, two ceramic tile baths, modern kitchen. Full finished Drawings pertaining to rat'nufac* bs. 1150 monthly. HO 8-0677. Charming house on quiet, tree- turtoff of electronic equipment. F«- WALKER & WALKER IEAGLES AKC REGISTERED — Rea- lined street. Attractively deco- usement. Four-car garage. Only house like it In area. $32,000. •mlllM with Government Standard!. onable. Call after 6 p.m. )ffer desired; Job operations In: 661 "BROAD STREET SH 1-2809 rated, with panelled fireplace FURNISHED ROOMS wall. Tremendous dining room. SHREWSBURY, NEW JERSEY IIKC COCKER PUPS — si< weeks old, PRESTIGE ADDRESS Docll father, affectionate mother. Ideal OTEL BEL AIR -126 Brighton Ave., Downstairs, full bath off kitchen. LOCAL AREA irick arid frame home three years young. Foyer, fireplace liv- S H I - 5 2 I 2 ihlliiren's pet. BH 7-4762. Long Branch. Bleeping room! by day Upstairs, three spacious bed- Oood MJiry with travel atlowancs or week. Nightly, single, (3: double, 15. ig room, dining room, three bedrooms plus fourth almost finished; ABRADOR RETRIEVER PUPPIES— Veekly 110 and up. rooms with room for one more .KC registered. Top blood lines, tor /a baths, cherry paneled recreation room, dishwasher, basement. KO AQE UMIT Representing Mutual & Stock Insurance Companies untlng or field trial!. Phone GI 9-5975. LED BANK — Single room. Quiet, and bath. Low taxes; screens, ion't miss this at $32,900. . I! you have the above Drafting and VOULD LIKE to mate beautiful Beagle. irivate home, all conveniences. Reason- storm sash. Only $17,500. Checking experience telephone col- t Interested call ble. Gentleman preferred. SH 1-8(39. lect (Paila.) MA 7-7S2O. Paul Ble- SH 1-7338 TWO ROOMS — One large enough for BEAUTIFUL RANCH HOME in A TRUE CONTEMPORARY venour or mall resume Immed- MERCHANDISE FOR SALE couple. Kitchen. Garagp, Good location, iately. ' 23 South St., Red Bank. 'BH 1-7081. the best little Silver location. Jramatic entrance, 28-ft. living room that brings the beautiful FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT INGLE or double room. Red Bank, Three large bedrooms, ceramic utdoors in; dining room, latest in kitchen with wall oven, dish- H. L YOH CO., Inc. fear trains, busses, shopping. Couple bath, powder room, living room washer and generous breakfast area, 20' den, three bedrooms, two HAMMOND Lovely to Look at.. APARTMENTS r gentleman. SH !-!« ^^^ with fireplace, bookshelves; full 123 BO. 2D ST. PHILA. J, PA mths, two-car garage, basement, one acre. Hurry! This won't HREE-ROOM beautiful apartment. LDERLY PERSONS boarding. WAY- dining room, dishwasher, screens, ORGAN STUDIO IDE RESIDENCS, West Park Ave, ast long at $26,500. ' An Equal Opportunity Employer So Easy to Own* 'urnlBhed or unfurnished. All utilities storm sash, barbecue, and an OF ASBURY PARK upplled, Immediate occupancy, Call JVayslrte. Brand new building. All meals. oya.1 Artist Chord ! 135 ,H 7-0100 or SH 7-27B3. aundry. and care, ?33 per week. Call abundance of shade trees and or- RIVERFRONT SPECIAL homas Spinet Organ i 595 JUST TAKE OVER KE 1-9893. TEN MEN .UMSON — Four-room, bath, unfur- namental shrubbery. $26,500. 3wner In California gave orders to sell their four-year-old, three- Hammond Chord S-6 _..S 795 BALANCE DUE INGLE ROOMS. Clean and comfort- OUR RECENTLY OPENED !onn Spinet Organ ... _. . t 650 lished apartment In older house. Llnv )edroom rancher with large living room and fireplace, Youngs- BLE.CTRICAL APPLIANCE lammond 11.3, Oak ._ _...» 995 OF ONLY ted to two adults. 150 monthly, plui ble. Reasonable rate. Garage. Gen- EARLY AMERICAN FARM- OUTLETS tudlo Upright Piano ...i 18J icat and utilities. J. L. Mlnugh Agency, lemen preferred. M Wallace St. SH 1- own kitchen, dining room with large casement window where lumson Rd., Sea Bright RU 1-0716. i3S2. HOUSE ON SIX ACRES. Center Hiring men for permanent poilUonB. SALE3 AND SERVICE $284 liners may look over the scenic river. Drastically reduced from we have openings In three departments, RENTAL' AND INSTRUCTION 'WIN GABLE—Apartments. Kour-room URNIBHED BOOM - • Near bus andhall; living room, dining room, ;25,(I(IO to $19,500. Call us now. Hen (elected will be trained by ui and pay $3 weekly! .partment on riverfront. 1165 month .rain station. 138 Monmouth St., Redcountry sized kitchen; three bed- -No- experience necessary. Must be Ipcn Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 III 1-2399. ink. COOKJIAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. rooms, bath; oil heat; front and available. 3 Complete rooms of elegant, FHREE ROOM—unfurnished apartment URNISHED ROOM — In.jilce house. JUST FOR LARGE FAMILY "",,' PR 5-9300 :7 Spring St., Red Bank. Phone 5H 7-back porches; barn, woodshed CALL SH 1-4019 Brand new furniture In Sea Bright. Heat and hot water sup- ;our bedrooms, two full baths, spacious.living room, leparate plied, 165. RU 1-0525 alter 5 p.m. 306. and other buildings. Asking $25,- SALAKY JIM PER WEEK OROAMC QLAUCON1TE - Bulk seed lining, large science kitchen, huge family room, basement, tt- iOd farm supplies. SWARTZEL'S Holm • 8 pc. living room EATONTOWN — 24 Broad St. Two andJ1CELY FURNISHED ROOM — Good 000. le) Rd. by railroad. Hazlet. • 9 pc. bedroom ) room apartments. Nicely lur- rentilaflon, shower. Fine location. 64 :ached garage. Convenient to school, bus and shopping. South- ELECTROLUX CORPORATION Harding Rd., Red Banlt. BH 7-0535. MEN wanted over 21, Sales and aerv. TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machine! • 5 pc. dinette .Ishcd. Call EH 7-4971. We have an abundance of other »und owner asking $18,900. All makes new* or used. Guaranteed. Ice. Mechanical background helpful. 608 and we throw In a guaranteed NICELY FURNISHED — 34 room LARGE ABIY ROOM — Weekly or homes, farms, building lots Prospect Ave., Little BUvtr Shopping Low as j:5. Serplco'a. 101 Monmoutb Lpartmcnt, heat and hot water. 1107 'eekend. Also year around. Suitable for Center. BH 1-2070. St. Neit to (neater. BH 7-O48&. reconditioned refrigerator! month. The Dowatra Agency, BH 1-8700, two. TV, parking space, kitchen prlvl- estates. Call us: SHadyside 1-7741 HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: EXERCYCLE — Like new. }22S, J10 legos. Call 787-5240. Liberty 2-0946, FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT, convenlen Don't be sorry. Buy now! Act quickly—the owner will allow you per month. Call 8K 7-1524 Eatontown location. Large yard and evenings HELP WANTED-Male • Female THRIFT WAREHOUSE sundeck. 1100 month Includes utilities. MEMBERS OF o assume his 4%, yes 4% VA mortgage—for approximately $4,000. POWER LAWN MOWER, cellar pump, 22 East Front Street 3all SH 7-9369. • REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ,ow monthly payments. Three-bedroom split level. Dining room, BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE electric rnlier. All In good condition. ) . JCeyport. N. J. EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS >/ baths, extra large landscaped lot. No hazard on this street. Qualified Personnel For quality Orders SH 7-2079. rooms. Weekly ratea. Riverside Motel, HOUSES FOR SALE . 2 178 Broadway, Long Branch. CA 2H7<7.' For Appointment Dial CO" 4-3021 (ear school, shopping and excellent transportation. Price .$16,500. AIR CONDITIONERS — Used. Frlgi- 90 N. Bridge Ave., Red Bank. PERSON COMMUTING to Trenton each dalre and Carrier. ^4 and one ton. iTORE HOURS: Monday thru Saturda ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3',4 room, J. LESTER RIGBY morning about 7 a.m. to carry small Guaranteed. Price 1129. Immediate modern, apartment. Partly furnlahcd package. Call SH 1-1123. livery. PR 5-3430. 1:00 a.m. ^ to 6:00 p.m. Thursday t BERG Prlday evenings 'til 9:00 p.m. Residential. 6 Third Ave. AT 1-OS86J, ASSOCIATES, INC. REAL ESTATE SALE8PER8ON - 10O0 YDS. TOP SOIL, It PER WALKER AND WALKER Licensed or beginner (will train), full RED BANK Short of Cash? Use Our 658 Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury YARD. POWER LAWN MOWER — 21" reel neluxe beautilul new garden apart- 661 Broad Street Route 35 time. Established agency on busy HlRh- SH 7-21U !s tip Brlggs & Stratton engine. Livin; incuts, four rooms, $129.50, modern LAYAWAY PLAN way 35, share floor time, member room chain, single bed. 3H 1-6393. Multiple Listing. Write qualification to WE BUS AND SELL anything and kitchen, spacious rooms and closets. Shrewsbury, N. J. Hazlet, N. J. everything. Give the highest prices. BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE new nil Quiet environment, free parking. Veterans P. o. Boi 218, Atlantic Highlands. 132 South St., EHadyslde 1-7633. Call William Left Furniture. Inc., Hwy. terlals. Pre-Hung tloo'iV shakes, shin. ROLSTON SHadyside 1-5212 COlfax 4-5212 REAL ESTATE SALES PERSON 35. Mlddletown. SH 1-3213. Open tve Ties, trim, odds and end». SH 1-3154. No Down Paymenf Full time, commission basis. Thomp- nlngs till 9 p. m. HEI) BANK — ThreB pleasant room son Agency, 81 East Front St., Red GAS REFRIGERATOR, 150. Floor fur- furnished. Tile bath. All utilities. 139 $67 Per Month WATERBURY Member Multiple Listing Service __ OSborne 1-2126 Bank. SH 1-0700. Member Red Bank 'AINT CLOSEOUT — While supply nace, 86,000 BTU, $50. Kenmore washer. South Bridge Ave. lasts famous brand outside colors, reg- SH 1-2573. It you are a rent-payer and tired' of Multiple Listing Service. ular $2.23 at. now 99 cents Qt., regular TWO ROOMS — Furnished. Private making your landlord rich paying oil REALTOR INSUROR SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP LICENSED real estate salesperson: For 17.5* gal. now 93.77 gal. Outside white MAHOOANY ANTIQUE Empire buffet: lath and entrance. Mo petl, adults only. his mortgage this ad should really active office In Multiple Listing Service or primer regular $7.85 gal. now HMMVi" x 24',i". Complete original ham 16 Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. exclto you. For no money down, and MEMBER OF RED BANK Good floor time, good commission. Cal gal. Inside Alkyd flat colors, regular :rafted brasses. Keys for drawers ant SPRING TERRACE apartment. Five i mortgage payment probably lower OS 1-0600, Harry A. Kearney & Co. H.W qt. now 99 cents qt., regular doors. Matching solid mahogany table, rooms, second rionr. Adults only. Avail- .han your preaent rent, you can own MULTIPLE LISTING Mlndletown. 16 gal. now 12.95 gal. White Alkyd Hat, 54" round. Four leaves, custom mad able August 1. SH 1-4850. hit oversized two-large bedroom ranch- regular M.33 gal. row $3.99 gal. Save able pads. Excellent condition. Wll IT with a large, fully equlpped-kltehen. 16 West Front Street Red Bank half on floor and deck paints (cement lell leparately. HO 2-5173. • FOUR ROOMS — And fcalti. heit and tile hath, attic, basement and a one-car RAY VAN HORN REALTORS floor paint in Target Red>. Outdoor iot water. Inlaid In kitchen and bath, garage. Low taxesj. Excellent condition. SHadyside 7-3500 SITUATIONS WANTED, Female furniture enamels. RED BANK LUM- G. E. REFRIGERATOR — Good con 'enetlan blinds. Adults preferred Includes range, combination atorm sash OVER A QUARTER CENTURY BER, 9 Wall St.. Red Bank. SH 1-5500. dltlon, 125. with grown children. LO 6-1987. and doon and Venetian blinds. Nice WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners. SH 7-0965 location. Immediate! possession OLD SHREWSBURY-Four bed !i ROOM LUXURY air condlllonet MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE > or other occasions. Call BETTER AND BETTER VALUES! login;, room Cape Cod on quiet streel SH 1-8881. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE partment, furnished. Dishwasher, and Gateleg table, $8.50. Three-piece. Rat- vaaher-dryer. Weekly or by the month. $9,500 Full Price for children. Living room, din- HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE, ezperl •an set, 124.50. Desk lamp, }6.50, Twin Trite "LUXURY" Box 511. Red Bank. RENTALS.: Rumson two-bedroom carriage house. $110. Six-room ing ropm (instead of fourth bed tnced In child care desires summer po- Rent A Piano $12 per Month >ed, complete, 129. Couch", 115. Four. Non-Vet $285 Down Cape Cod. $125. sitlon. Call SH 7-3879. KNABE, MASON-HAM UN. 6OHMBR Irawer letter file, 116.50. Small wing SMALL FURNISHED APARTMENT - room). Kitchen, attached ga- :halr, 119.50. Typewriter desk. 119.50, With private bath, Near Fort Mon- _ Monmouth_ County Office ' RELIABLE WOMEN wishes to tak CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. STECK >tc. RUSCIL'S, 25 S. . Front St., Rei mouth and Hexagon hulldlng. -Private lage-wiUuvorkshop. Needs_r.e- BEAUTIFUL-four-bedroom air-conditioned rancher on on« and "care-of ^children "in her home, 157 Bank. home. Call LI 24839. "Rc735, MiddTetbwny N. J. JIaple Ave. BH 7-2609. Will board. Cookman Art, & Main St., Aibury Fk. decorating. Owner anxious for three-quarter acres. Large living room, formal dining room, fam- Open dally till t Sat, till 5:30 IOLD HOUSE — Must sell contents. TWO ROOMS — Furnished, comforubli an offer. $16,200. • ily room and two full baths. Awning covered brick patio. As- PR 5-S301 Kitchen table, four chairs. Simmons bed-living' room, kitchenette. Llghl sofabed with ilipcover, }125. Refriger- lousekeeplng. One person. SH 1-6338. sume large 4'/2% mortgage. $28,500. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male THE BERG AGENCY FAIR HAVEN'S BEST LOCA- ator Frlgldalre, new condition, 1188. 'OUR-ROOM FURNISHED apartmenl HOTPOINT ELECTRIC STOVE — And. Floor carpet with cushion, 110. Bed- "Personalized (wvlce" TION — Living room with fire- RIVER RIGHTS. Immaculate frame and stone three-year-old split PART TIME MULT1LITH 12S0 opera- Norge electric dryer. Both In good room set, etc., mirror 36x60. RU 1-1455, .econd floor .AH utilities Included. Con. tor. Xerography. Evening! mud weak- working condition. Best offer. OS 1.2189. venlently located. SH 7-1845. place, dining room with large pic- level on large plot. Four bedrooms, 2'/i baths, den, children's end*. SH 1-1923 after 5 p.m. OSborne I-1000 35 mm V01OTLANDER — Prominent AUTOMATIC WASHER — Six yean RED BANK—Four rooms unfurnished, ture window overlooking beauti- playroom. All electric kitchen. Many extras. Double garage. THREE RELIABLE BOYS available camera, F 2.0 lens, Interchangeable old. Working condition. Asking 125, Aim ivallable July 15. Bath, nicely decorate:! Daily «-» Saturday and Sunday 10-7 ful landscaped (pounds. Modern lor yard, attic cellar cleaning. General 10" TV tube. OS M051. aeat an<| water supplied. Near bus, $32,750. • self-timer, shutter speeds up to l-WOth kitchen with dishwasher, table- outdooi work. Call evening!. 8H 7-1869. second, flash bulb attachment and 20" WINDOW FAN — Ona year old. shopping center, 143 Monmouth 8t. Foi leather case. Superb color reproduction Call Information call SH 1-1607 or 62 Hardln top stove and wall oven. Thret RUMSON ESTATE AREA. Rolling acre. Large living room, fire- HARD-WORKING young man attending Road. Red Bank. A RARE BUY! agricultural college anxloui for Job Price 1130 complete. SH 1-4S0S. SH 7-2533. "'" bedrooms, recreation and work- place, dining room, dinette, three bedrooms, three baths, sewing July and August. Capable, conscien- GIRL'S BICYCLE BRASS FIREPLACE SET ' — fir STUDIO APARTMENT Only $300 cash and $65 per month shop in cellar. Attached garage, tious. Write "Capable," Box 111, Red room, maid's room, garage. Terrace overlooking garden. Taxes 24" Roadmaaler, good condition, SIS screen, and Irons, tools. Practical!' Call LI 2-2904, buys this cute, immaculate stucco large mortgage at 4lA%. Mayfit Bank. Call RU 1-2177 new. Bargain, 120. SH 1-9268.' after 5. $580. $37,500. Cape Cod. Four rooms and bath. assumed. Payments $157 pe: CARETAKER — On small estate. Besl DISHWASHER — PORTABLE KEN. MAHOGANY DROPLEAF table, foul FOUR ROOMS, bath, partlaly p of references. MORE. EXCELLENT CONDITION. chain, blond mahogany break-fron ilshed. Centrally located. Buslneis cou All modernd . AlAluminui m stormt s month, includes taxes and insu RIVERFRONT FANTASY. Unbelievably beautiful. Five mile vis- HOpklns 1.2215 . •-. * CALL SH 1-6474. like new. Reasonable. BH 7-1120. ile preferred. 1110. 8H 7-2676. and screens. ance. Excellent buy. $26,000. ta. "Point of View." 375 feet of sandy beach, bathing, skiing, 1960 DOUOHBOY FOOL — 18'x3', all PIANOS — Save 1200 or more off list STUDIO APARTMENT FURNISHED — good harbor, rolling acre, big trees. Year old eight-room contract accessories. S150. price on brand new 88 cote Spinet Near railroad station. No pets. Ca PRICE $8,300 built professionally decorated one-story home. Full basement at FINANCIAL SH 7-3850 planoa. Ten year guarantee. Come lee SH 1-2275. THIS LOVELY RUMSON HOME and lava. We lervlce what we aell. was custom-built one year ago. beach level. 2'/2 baths. Year-found air conditioned. Electric-eye FILES, NEW AND USED. 117.50 up Tenzer's MualQ Store. 306 Main Bt, RUMSON — Partly furnished threi s BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Desks, S15 up; Danish settees and Lakewood. FO 3-2190. rooms, bath, heat, water, adults, ni OPPORTUNITY Owner heart-brokeheart-brokenn ... . but h garage, Turquoise electric kitchen. Asking $79,500. chairs, bric-a-brac. a,nd antiques at low pete, leaue, 180 per month. Dennis K. has been transferred, Largl MuBILE SERVICE STATION for lease low prices, A.A.C. Desk Outlet. Rte SIX DINING ROOM CHAIRS —Prac- Byrne, Realtor, 8 W. River lid., RUm Front Street and Globe Court, Red Ideal for handy man. Four-bed- lovely living room with fireplac Bank. Reasonable rent. Limited Invest- 35, Oakhunt. KE 1-3990. (Opposite N.J tically new, mahogany. 146. son 1-1150. 804 River Road SHadytids 7-4100 Fair Haven ment. Excellent opportunity. t-t call Warehouse!. SH 1-7139 THREE ROOMS completely furnished. room home. large family dining room am CA 2-8049, after I call SH 7-5918. TYPEWRITER — Remington portabli Desirable neighborhood. Adults only. kitchen combination. Three larg good condition S30. Sliver tea servlci 89. Prospect Ave. SH 1-Zta. $9,200 bedrooms, two tiled baths, wi FAKM — 107 ACRES off Route 17. SEWING MACHINES 150. SH 7-5277. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Parkivlllc. Sullivan County. New York. RUMSON — ThrcB rooms, all facilltlei screened porch, two-car garag Over 40 rooms, seven buildings. $2,000 GIRL'S BIKE — 24" Roadmaaler. SI Included. On private estate, on river BEACH AGENCY caali, balance easy terms. Will con- This Week's Specials Baseball shoes, size' nine, 14. 1 Branch Beautiful view, near stores, churches, Every room has a view. Askin RED BANK — AUlmcUve, colonial. llder partner. Write Murray Greiff, 11 Ave., Red Bank. SH 1-5S33. bus. Ideal for individual or retiree New, Enlarged Quarters $39,500. Living Kmm, pine tlreplace will, book- Reid St., West End, N. J. Singer Electric Consoles (2) f2S.SC couple. Rent $150 per month, Refer cases. Fnmlly dining room, kltctitr A. FRED MAFFEO Walnut Electric Consoles (31 REFRIGERATOR — Cold Spot. GOOi encee required. For appointment, wrlf 1400 Highway 35 Middletown with dining area. Four bedrooms, twn Forward and backward stitch 119.5 condition, $25. •Rumson." Box 511, Red Bank. Attached jaraje. Bcroened REALTORS Singer Electric Portable SH 7-1362 • OS 1-2727 porch. *2(,S0O. MORTGAGES New Case 139.50 THREE ROOMS and bath unfurnished 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY Singer Electric Portable (29.5 MOWER 22" Rotary, 2 h.p, Brlggs am MARIE COX Agenc Strafton engine, uses 16 cent blades Garage. 375 Shrewsbury Ave., come: LITTLE SILVER. RIVER RIGHTS. MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE Drumraond Ave., Red. Bank. SH 1-1133 DOCKING KAalMTUM. Four bed- SHadyside 1-9333 SH*^ ofi a 2/3 Loan 26 yean. Good condition, 130. LI 2-1576. SNYDER REALTORS REALTORS and INSURORS rooms. Living room with water view. Points. SH 7-OU7. Many Other Specials! FOUR ROOMS AND BATH — Hot an IRIS SALE — Saturday. Choice of 6i IUQ)HLA.NI>S Family dining room, Kitchen with dln- Member Multiple Listing Service Phone For Free Home Demonstration modern varieties, 25 cents each. R. S cold water lupplled. Phone T87-025 ng area. Family room, basement with Blykln, Newman Springs Rd., Llncrofl fter 6 p.m. Buy of Ui« y«ar—two-bedroom stucco Unusually nice ranch, combinin play area. 2'i baths, laundry. Two- SINGERS OWN EASY bunjalow on high ground, private bath- car garage. f32,75O. SH 7-3971. Ing bcadi, glassed-in porch. Full many desirable features. Spa HURRY! HURRY! In lovely Oak INSTRUCTION BANK BUDGET TERMS 1 69 BROAD ST. SH 7-3806 RED BANK COOKWARE COMMERCIAL RENTALS price—111,700. Low, Jow taxes. cious living room, paneled dinin IUVBRFKONT — Expansive view of Hill. This three-bedroom, l ^- Beautiful 21 piece set of matchlni lit; South Shrewsbury. One-story cot- OPEN WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS room, exquisitely equipped kite bath ranch Is pricep d to sell MOTEL TILL 9 P.M. cookware. sacrifice, 118. Will dellvci STORE FOR RENT - On White SI en, two large bedrooms, I1 agf. Living mom, flrepliice, recrea- Call SH 7-2662. Call your own broker or Call SH Scenic three-bedroom rambler, forma lon romn, kitchen with dining ftren. quickly! Complete with living' 1100. dining room, screened porch, patio, baths, workshop for dad or re Four bedrooms, tiled bath. Seaennnt MANAGERS FRIDAY SPECIALS! Refrigerator, J59. GREY 1IENGLE BEDROOM suit room, kitchen, attached garage. Three-piece bedroom suite, f39. Ma. OFFICE FOR RENT — Center full cellar, complete barbecue A reation room, ideal laundry an mrcli. Detached garage. Plot' 100x223 hojiny rocker, IT-M. Trunk«, 18.50. double bed, dresser, wardrobe. Rraaon gem for f%,600. Superb landacapliif, with rtinrlnn rights, Dock. Summer Tastefully decorated and nicely NEEDED able .Call SH 1-0238. town. Call your own broker or phon sewing room, air-condirionin, Largt Venetian blinds. 16.50. Reed SH 7-UOO. house. $18,500, landscaped* Only $26,000. Men, women, couplei urgently needed. chairs, $2.80. Dressers, (7.50. 9x12 sum- ANTIQUES — Butter Churn, 15.26 135 First Avi. Atlantic Highland! two-car garage. Many other e. High earnings. Hl(h ichool education MEMBElt OP MULTIPLE mer rugs, J6.60. Ash cam, 75 cents. Orais sleigh helln, 112. Other antiques LODGE ROOM for rent. Center AT 1-0900 or OS 1 15BS tras. Priced at only $23,900. not neceisaxy. Short, inexpensive Maple bed, J12.50. More and More. This n That Shop. Main St. Holmdei town. Could be used also for offlci USTINQ SERVICE CHARMING RUMSON Colonial- oourse. Spare time training. For infor- RUSCII/S, 29 E. Front 6t, Red Bank. Weekends only. 12-6 p.m. space. Approximately 2,400 sq. ft Writ) Set among lovely trees. Four mation LODGE" Box 511, Red Bank. THREE-PIECE Bamboo porch set, 11 RAY STILLMAN 98 Comanche Dr. Oceanpoi Lawrence J. Schiling bedrooms; three baths, living WRITE HALF PRICE OFFER Norge refrigerator, 115. Good cond FACTORY LOFTS for rent approxlmat room with fireplace, 14'xlJ' din- Sub contractor has aluminum siding Hon. 787-9049. ly 3,000 It. cadi. One loft atreet level ESTABLISHED 43 YEARS CA 2-1602 Spring Street left over from development In only other uparate building. Write "MAC Slladyiklt 7-4121 ing room, attractive kitchen plus MILLER INSTITUTE Box 511, Red Bank. Box 511, Red Bank three colors. Green, grey, wblte. Half Everything in Real Estate breakfast room, sun room, full -rice Guaranteed, Installed. Terrria; MERCHANDISE WANTED Giving address, occupation and 'A 6-7800 collect. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING HOMES AND ACREAGE SHREWSBURY SPECIAL basement with recreation room, telephone number. PIANOS and musical lnstrumen AVAILABLE IN two-car attached garage. $37,500, TRADE IN your old ruralturs with m HOUSES FOR RENT STATE HVtY. 35 SHREWSBURY Atlantic, Holmdel. Marlboro Townshi down payment and get a new parlo wanted. Highest prices paid. H. TeL Four-bedroom Cape Cod. Living TUTORING — Second to aeventh zer. 30S Main St.. Lakewood or Fox-WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — rades. Reading, math, English. Call or dining room let at sale prices. Wil- croft 3-2190. room, .fireplace, kitchen, bath, H 1-3182. liam Left Furniture Inc.. Hwy 36. Furnished and unfurnished, Immei SH 1-8600 WILLIS CONOVER t Ulddletown. 8H t-3213, open •vectngs ANTIQUES — Paintings. N. J.Atlas', ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agenc; two bedrooms on first floor. Fin- THOMPSON Agency Oceanport Ave., Oceanport, Call or dli NEW MONMOUTH SPLIT UCVBL - South' St. WH 6-8681 Holmd' SHAKESPEARE TUTORING SERVICE till 9 p. m. Estate! purchased and appraiaed. SH Livlnf zoom, dining room, modern ished, dry cellar, attached ga- SINCERE SERVICE SINCE IMS —Tutor In English and French gram- 7-2003. The Hudson Shop Inc.. I' LI 2.35O0 or Li 2-3501. (Three Down From kitchen, threa bedroom* with unllrv BllU gt mar, and literature. Prlmaouiecondary I>road St., Shrewsbury. ^ MANY FURNISHED MENTALS - In lahed fourth, laundry room, iTxW T3Ee. Lot 75x1^1. Army captain or college levels. SH 7-4239. FARMS - HOMES — ESTATES rree TrTstallaTTon OLD FURNITURE - Antiques, chins all prices and sizes. Ella Wiltshire recreation room with cuitom bar, at' says sell it for $15,900. $3,200 glassware, art objects a;d enc-a- Agency,' 14S0 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. tached garage. Property 100'xlSQ' on HIOHLAND3 Two family down takes over "GI mortgage. DENTAL ASSISTANTS ALUMINUM COMBINATION brae. Immediate cash for anything and SE 24004. Open seven day. quiet dead-end street 117,500. No , city spwers, nea Member Multiple Lilting STORM. WINDOWS everything. Ruscll'f, 25 Eaat Front SL. Call OS W shopping, transportationti , ?950tf9,500), $105 per month includes taxes and 81 E. FRONT 8T. RED BAOTt SH 1-KS93. SUMMER RENTAL - Thrao roomi NEEDED - " 6 for $77 kitchen, pantry, bath ^oom. Furnished. NEW MONMOUTH — Mlnutei to Boll ON HILL — Ont foitr-rnom and insurance. You must see it now. D FLAT PICCOLO 140 week. Inquire 37 Oak Bt, K«ans Labs. Lovely three-bedroom ranch. J£&' five-room hous*. City aewcrs, beaut Exclusive broker. We train women, ages 18-59, as Dental Three-channel tilt, triple Insert, burg. cellent Condition, Full basement, at (ul view. Ke&ionable. SH 1-0700 Assistant!. Full or spare-time training. CALL tached garage, icreoned porch, dining High School Education not necessary. triple tilt action! BH 7-205C LARGE five-bedroom Colonial manilon. room, ceramic tile bath. Include! wall M.1DDUETOWN — CUwlct aru. Imma- Enroll now for short, Ineiptnalv PftOW>TS 3IBROADBT., RED BANK Two living rooms, dining room, family .t_o .._wal.l carpeting, bllndi, aluminum THE BROOK AGENCY culate three-bedroom, center hall rameh. course SHadysids 1-7500 •kitchen, nil,heat, nfitly decorated..'150 norms Ayers-Trufulo Agency l'.t bathe, living room with fireplace, J and—icrtflni, Walklng-diattrme' Bank Dlilg, Atiantla Hlrnuni lining room, attached garage, full ... „ PRBH- tmployinentnrerTlc*: - * Jfrtfr BOAT-GUHHONS-—-Foam rUBlrsr PETS AND LIVESTOCK *ppr month. to church ei, parochial and imhl{c AT 1-1717 SH 1-2838 Earnings. Polyether-urethana foami. HORSE FARM — 17 acrei, excellen ichoolBl,, shopping center, NewarNewa k and saaement. Cuitom extras. Owner lell- FOAMART Rte. 35 EATONTOWK For full Information, without obliga- VANESSA SHEPHERDS — Member < p^nture, barns Ideal for conversion tc New York busesbu ,, AuAnsuinAsui oo lolo ww ViVi peper HILLTOP BHICK AND KRAM jtJ lion. HASSAQE' EQUIPMENT - For rent G.S.D.C. of America. Puppies. Guarai nore than 30 stalls, brook, well, ele cent 011 mortgage. CCashh $$5,5005 . princiii - trlcity. No dwelling. 1100 per monlh. COLONIAL — Overlooklnu rnlllriK com OVER 100 OAK TREES Ihtrle thla LITTLE BILVER — Charming two-bed- WRITE or sale. Free delivery. SOUTH JERSEY teed. Call OS 1-2679. pals only. OS 1-2560 alter 6 p.m. tryafde. Omjiijfil In evory detail. K\ <>niiUful colonial rnnch. Nltifl ipncloun room cuatom-bulit ranch for luxury SURGICAL. SH 7-2814. F.OWCROFT AGENCY, Realtor, IS AKC DACHSHUNDS—FINE, FRIKNI. Soutli SI. HO 2-1455 (open Sundays). LITTLE BILVKH — Threci-bcdroom trniicR foyer, large rustic living ro DOinn, lour twin aim bedroomi, 2'.i living. Largo beautiful landscaped lot. - SCHOOL OF FRIGIDAIRE — 7 cu. ft. 54" sink, LY PUPS. REASONABLE. CALL A ranch. On tree-shaded private acre. with raised hearth red brick flrepliic Imtlis. deluxe all sm Kitchen, arparale spacious lunken living room, dining |10. Various chairs, rockeri, beds, oil 1-3894. FOUR ROOMS AND BATH, 1100 pi Jalouiled breeze way, brick patio. Cur 16' rustic family dining room, npnrlm illnlng loom, lane living room, with room, enclosed parch, dry cellar, ga- DENTAL NURSIN'S •. month. For information call 8H 7-431' torn extra*. Asking $32,000. SH 1-8161. deluxe plectrlckitchen, hugo recrcatfo separate entrance foyer and center rage, large outdoor pullo. Many extras, stoves. AT 1-05SS-J. PEDIGREED BEAGLE — Ten month! room, fnur oversized bedroom*, tw Boi 511, Red Bank betwnen 6-7 r>.m. hall, 21' reereatldn room, den, bane- Walk to shopping, school, but and nit, 71" SOFA — Down cushions, |S5. old. Reasonable. 15 Maplcwood Ave., ol LJNCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch. tiled baths, (ipa.ee for artrUllomU btt merit, two-car attached garaie. Cloaa 111,900. BH 1.OM1. ' Olvlng address, occupation, are, tele Call River Road, Rumson. FOR SUMMER OR Year-Round renla Newly painted. Large dining area In room and bath), baspmont, iwo-c to grade nchftol. Out of town owner phona number. and homes for sale stop in or ca: tlvlng room, full baiement. On approxi- carngp. Unusual at f31,000. Elwood SH 7-0613 FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDA1 «iklng j:n,5»(l. Elwood A. Armitrong (More Classified Ads Chateau Really, 315 Carr Ave,, Kean mately 100x140 land leaped lot. $16,800. Armstrong Agency, Realtor, CSS Proi Agency, Realtor, rV>5 Proapect Ave., ARTIFICIAL FIREPLACE radio In- SPECIALS — Bahy Parakeels. 12.21 burg. 787-5S84. BH 7-16M. pect Ave., Llttlfl Silver. BH 1-4S0D. On The Next Page) Action! That'! what The Reglati aide, combination slove, electric pump white mice, $.40; Hamsters, J 89. Epe Uttle Sliver. 811 J.450O. Classified ads hava been selling foi and tank. Lumber, windows, doors, etc. clals galore on tropical fish. Morriftnn M1DDLETOWN — Three-bedroom rancl MIDDLETOWN, N.J. their advertisers for over three-quar- Cheap. Close porch combination win Tropical, 44 Lcnnnrdvllle Rd,, Nev attached ga.rage, flnlnshed basement TELEPHONE 787-5080 ten of a century—Advurtlamnwil lows and bllndi. 811 1-8108 ._.. Monmouth, OS 1.2857. «-- ah8IJ73a HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE TwnraTm THREE ROOM BUNGALOW, lurnlshed Largo eljln-room split level homo, Elilprly couple preferred or worklni three* bedroomi, recreation room, ga- couple. Near Fort Monmouth. LI 2-2909. rage and basement. Located near new HAZLET — Eight-room Colonial, foui public school and park. *!4% VA mort- SOLD . .... $2,000,000 hpilrooms, science kitchen, 1^ bath gage available; will consider second flniiihfd recreation room, attached K mortgage; S112 per monlh pays nil: CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY rage. 1150 month. AvaltaMe Septembei will also sell PHA, tl.oOO down. Close 1. Write "HAZLET" Box ill, Rea Ban) to bay an.J ocean. (19,2110. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS1 APARTMENTS APARTMENTS LISTED . .".. $ 10,000,000 BY THE RED BANK AREA Adding Machines—Typewriter! China and Glass Repair Painting and Decorating AIR-CONDITIONED ADNNO MACHINES - Typewriters EXPERT MENDINO - China, tlasa. CARL B JONES—Painting and dec fold, rented, repaired. Serplco'a, 101 allver reflnlehlng and plating. Therm- orating. General contracting. Free GARDEN APARTMENTS Monmouth St.. Red Bank. SH 7-0488. os buckets. China h Glass Shop. I4T estimate* Call all 1-4.1(3 21 hours MLS Broad St Red Bank 8H 7-4600. NOW RENTING IN EATONTOWN Appliance Repairs Public Stenographer A BUtincLive Community of Spacioun 3N and 4!4 Room Amazing? We think so! In the short time that the Red Fuel Oil - Heating Apartmenta in a beautiful 20-acr« suhurhan aatline—only Bank Area Multiple Listing Service has been in opera- APPLIANCE REPAIR and Install*- BARB SERVICES tloa Residential and commercial wir- minut«a from ocean heachea, solf* couraea, fishing, shop- tion ... we have sold over $2 million worth of real FUKL OIL A HBATINO—Call SH »- TYPING — Publicity: Bookkesplng ping, schools and houses of worahip. ing. Allen Electric SH 7-0612. 0310. Oil Delivery, Inc., Service * Service, Mimeographing. Will pickup estate' and have listed more than $10 million worth Sales. 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. and deliver. CA B-3S00, • Spacious Rooms with • Private Olympic-size This is proof positive that MLS can do the job for youl Auctioneer For moro information about. MLS . .vcall any of the Large Closets Swimming Pool y Home Improvements RadJo-Televlslon Repair 35 members who advertise in this paperl B. O. COATS - An essential Auction • Championship Tennis Appraisal Service "anywhere." 288 A. C. RADIO £ TELEVISION CO.- • GE Air-Conditioning Norwood Av«., DeaL Phone KEUogg ALTERATIONS, wepairs, roofing, Blri- 123 Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-4761 SERV- Courts 1-3461. Ing. cahlnRt making. Free eitlmitea. ICE WHILE YOU WAIT SELLING BUYING W Murray. JB7-4677. • GE Radiant Heating, • Children's Playground or 1> PItlMKRANO "Tne Carpenter," and Wading Pool t 170 Brokers & Salesmen • Hundreds of Homes Auto and Truck Rental Experienced altcrntlons. repair work, Roofing, Siding and Insulation • GE Refrigerator • 35 Different Offices • All Prices out-lnslde. SH 1-4111. BH 7-5491. • 20 Acres of Insulation & Siding Corp. Certified • Standard 6','c Commission • All Locations AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. Low WORKING MAN'S contraclor-Alter- • GE Automatic Range Landscaped Lawns rates Maple Ave.. Red Bank. BH 7- ationa, additions, painting, jnaionry. Johns-Manville contractor. PR &-S4O7 • Photographs of Property • Realtor of Your Choice 030S. PR 4.9214. Dally 7 a.m.-lO p.m. all those little lobs LO 6-1714 or Adam Llnzmaycr AT 1-0302 OLSON CO. WC. - Roofing, Siding A From $1 10 per Month Insulation. Installed and guaranteed CALL TODAY FOR A MEMBER LIST! Building Contractor for 10 years. PR 507D5-AT 1054a INSURANCE RED BANK AREA NEW HOMEB, alterations, repairs. DIBSATISFIED with present Insur- EATON CREST Highest quality work. For estimates ance? Want a better deal? Call Dunn Tel. Answering Service call Herbert Elgenrauch. EH 1-5201. Insurance Agency. SH 1-5533. LET US BE your secretary, tio need Club and Apartments to mfsa calls. 24 hour answering RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS service. SH 1-4700. Pine Brook Rd., Eatontown Libert/ 2-1580 Storm windows, siding, awnings. Painting and Decorating SH 7-2653 or EH 1-4828. Etdital Oflire Ontn Every Dav frftm ]0/A M. to Dmlt LOUIS CASSAN-Falntar, decorator, DIRECTIONS: Hy fjftrrlen flUlt Parkwny to Exll 105. turn Itft tint pnperhanger, 25 yean experience 43 Vacuum Cleaner Repair Chapin Ave SH 1-1708 after S Dm intfri««ct!ofi house, etc. Excellent location. Owner moving to California. As opening to rear patio. Latest kitchen with built-ins. Three bed- BERNARD MacFADDEN FOLLOWERS - Only for the strong- Ing $45,000. rooms, two tiled baths, each with vanity. Attached two-car ga- MIDDLETOWN RANCH—Living room, to Laurel Avenue, Widen-'Sttalghten hearted, as this like-new three-bedroom ranch home sits atop the rage. Includes baseboard hot water heat, clothes dryer, blacktop fireplace, family kitchen with dining Curves! high side of the Navesink River. Excellent buy for retirement ot area, three bedrooms, two tiled baths, Church Lane REMODELED CARRIAGE HOUSE - Perfect for the large famil driveway and brick planter. Can't be equalled for the low price plastered walls, covered porch, two- West Front Street IMIddletown-Un-' and a haven for children. Nearly two acres in the estate area < weekend home for city cliff dwellers. River dredgd* so dock may of $25,500. Our exclusive! Call CA 2-7409 or SH 1-7686 for details. car attached garage, hot water base- croft Road to Everett Road) accomodate any size boat. Comforts and privacy usually found board oil tired heat. One block to buses, Rumson. Features include 16x32 living room, 17x30 pine panelec near station. Asking 123,750. Immediate Green Tree Terracs only on estates. Call us to see this excellent riverfront buy. occupancy. Wit 6-8551 or CA 2-2937. I,ln croft den with fireplace; "14x22 dining room,*)modern kitchen, gymna $39,500. Dogwood Lane (Hilltop Internctlon fium, six bedrooms, four baths, three-car garage. $38,000. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOLMDEL — Ranch. Three bedrooms, 2!4 baths. Call WH 6-4729 /or ap- Manor Parkway at MUtln Dtl»» to pointment. WATERFRONT — Five-bedroom, 314-bath colonial set far bad Nocma. Avenue FAIR HAVEN — In tln» condition. Liv- Shelburn Drive from road with a circular driveway. Protected harbor wim docl JOSEPH G. McCUE JOHN L MINUGH ing room, dining room, large kltchin ' and water five feet deep. Gracious living with all the moderi WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY md powder room, first floor. Sec- H.r™y *$$£, (Mm REALTOR REALTORS - -INSURORS ond floor, three bedrooms, bath, and nu« to Martin Drive) conveniences. Warm and friendly country kitchen with brick wal sundeck. Recreation room In basement. ivert>rook (from Btaelbun X/nra to and built-in charcoal grill. Den has its own fireplace. Three-ca Maude P. Sparlces, Residential Sales Mgr. Member of Red Bank Area Trees and shrubs. Asking 126,000. Oon- f Harvey Avenue) 30 Ridge Road RUmson 1-0444 itance Smith. 14 Maple, Ave., Fair Ha- Parkway Place garage. The best waterfront available. Only $42,000. SH 1-0804-77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK Multiple Listing Service ven, BH 1-2308. Jleadowville Lan» "THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Bruce Road SH 1-0200—120 FAIR HAVEN ROAD, FAIR HAVEN 35 Rumson Rd. Phone RU 1-0715 River FUuft FOR OVER 35 YEARS Meadow Way- RED BANK - RUMSON AREA L0TS ACREAGE Dftane Way (to Dow Avenue) MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE EXPERIENCE" RUMSON - Charming white 100- ^ *** White AVenue $14,900 — You'll have to act fast if you would like to tell your year-old two-story colonial nniSllREWSBlHY — Desirable lot. high May -Place land 86' xl55. Near all fucllltlra. Lo- Woodttuil Avenut friends about the wonderful buy you just made. Three-bedroom A desirable home on three-quarter acre. Well landscaped property COLONIAL CHARM - Nestled tree-lined avenue, foyer, living cated Amecla Court, near Patterson Albert Street , home with modern bath and kitchen, including dishwasher. Large in Little Silver. Large living room, dining room and three bed- amid laurel, rhododendron, dog- room with wood-burning fireplace, Ave., for Information call SH 1-1607 May Court landscaped lot with garage and barbecue. This will not be avail or 62 Harding Road. Red Bank. D&vli Lane rooms, l'/S baths, large porch, utility room, many extras. A swell wood and towering oaks. Two large dining room, farm kitchen, Oeorg* Street able next week. See it now. acres and brook, minimum main- RUMSON BUILDINQ LOT — 64' front- buy at $26,500. screened porch, 2|4 bedrooms age on Rumson Hoad, 153' on Shrews- tenance. Sunken living room, and tiled bath. Hot water base- bury Drive, 1.1 acre. R-2 zone. Call KMd. (irom Nave^nk »«• $29,500 — For the discriminating buyer. Down • tree-shaded lane er Road North) A Rumson home in "Old Farm Village." Colonial om 180x80 plot, dining room, bedroom and bath, board heat, oil fired. Barn for SK 1-3195. Delaware Avernw you'll find your dream home. Almost new ranch with three bed Living room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast nook four bedrooms, modern kitchen with colonial car with loft above. Lovely plot. LOT FOR SALE — Bobbins Ayr (Near Brook Street rooms plus cherry' paneled den, Owner transferred and mos threi baths, full basement. A lot of living space for a large faml fireplace, solarium with fire- Taxes only $283. Price—$25,000. RlverdaU) Monmouth Beach. 78'xlOO' Garden Street anxious to sell. with plans and permit. Ready to build. Cooper Bonier*!* ly. Asking $37,900. place, powder room. Second (2600. CA 2-7933 after 5:30 p.m. No WUion Circle LINCROFT - Near Bell Labora- agenU. . ^^^ .Wlujon Place floor: four bedrooms, two baths, Bait Lincoln Ctr«l» $22,500 — Need more room? Want Rumson school, yet low taxes tories, Parkway and schools. Out- Then don't fall to see this four-bedroom home plus den in a very den. Two-car garage. Spotless RlrenW. gtUM HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE condition. Truly different. $65, standing corner property, large, Victorl* Plac« convenient location. nicely planted with outdoor bar- BUSINESS PROPERTY Oonovar, Plact 000. Louis Oircls becue, stone walks and patio. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS' — Investment. Conover Lan* REDDEN AGENCY LITTLE SILVER - Excellent Living room, dining area, mod- Four-apartment dwelling. Fine condi- Conover Avenu», CROWELL AGENCY BARONET buy. retired couple or youngsters ern kitchen, recreation room and tion. Residential section. Take mort- Glenmary Avenui REALTORS - INSURORS gage. AT 1-0586-J. - Center- Stfeet Multiple Listing Realtor MIDDLETOWN AREA starting out. Charming brick Florida room, one large bedroom, Market LITTLE SILVER — H acre propert; Uorwmi 41 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK SH 1-4030 PERFECT FOR A LARGE FAM and frame cottage. Near fine one medium bedroom, 2'/z baths, in business zone, with six room nous $95 MONTHLY school, shopping center, churches utility room with circulated hot lialdi Ttrraca ILY — Almost new four-bedroom and largs work shop. Call owner, BH 7- Malda Way INCLUDES TAXES Only six years old with two bed- air heat, gas fired and gas hot Richard Tsm» Smart buyer's assume GI mort colonial. /j baths, convenient Pine Street ' HOUSES FOR SALE rooms and dining room (or third water heater. Attached garage. HOUSES FOR SALE gage and save $$$. Smartly stylec location in Shrewsbury. Thi Chestnut bedroom), 21' living room (raised Carpeting, drapes and lawn mow- REAL ESTATE WANTED Oak 8treet three-bedroom ranch proves our beautiful home is an outstanding Hearth fireplace), kitchen, at- er included. $17,400. FHA mort- Lillian Place RIVER PLAZA LONG BRANCH. INTERRACIAL buy at $17,900. Francis Court point. $3,300 cash takes over $95 tached garage, porch, many ex- gage available. AH for $19,900. WE NEED MORE HOME8 for our Walnut' street $9100 $8500 month GI mortgage. (Comforta- tras. $18,000. selected buyers In Red Bank, Rumion, Harvard Street i LARGE, NEW RANCH HOME Fair Haven and Mlddletown. Our Commoiwetltn Avenue Adorable bungalow with full cel- No money' down . for qualified ble apartment costs more). Save RUMSON — Cute white clapboard trade-In program hai created many —Situated in Fair Haven's finest Males. Call ua for prompt, reliable Xutor Street lar, two bedrooms, conveniently veteran buys three-bedroom bun 500 on closing fee alone. Bette location. Four bedrooms, 2% RUMSON — Brick and frame retirement bungalow. Living Andever .Street Lonswood Avenut located for the small family. $300 galow with jatousled porch. Walk- lurry . . . This won't last long baths, 12x18 paneled den. One ranch. 1J4 acres on pond. Riv- room, 11x23, modern kitchen with Crescent Parkway DOWN then low monthly pay- ing distance to shopping, schools $15,700 acre landscaped grounds. $49, er rights. Center hall, living and birch cabinet, gas range, refrig- CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor Delaware Avenu* dining rooms, four bedrooms, two 41 K. Front St., Red Bank Field Avenue ments for qualified buyer. Taxes and buses. 500. erator, bedroom 10x13, modern Mohawk Avsnue tiled baths, powder room, den, SH 1-4030 $161. 16'x24' PLAYROOM bath with shower over tub, office Appltbraok LONG BRANCH. INTERRACIAL Completely paneled is the center ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL - jalousied recreation room, two- 5x5, small open and enclosed WE NEED LISTINGS — Prompt Pro- Hamlltonlan Drive SHREWSBURY Three bedrooms, V/ baths, den, car attached garage. Unmatched porches: dry V4 basement with fessional service. Homei shown by ap- AUboy Court $9500 ittraction in this rambling ranch 2 Highboy Oourt $10,500 two-car garage, large landscaped value $41,500. outside entrance, forced hot air pointment only. Eight-year-old Cape Cod with ieven full-size rooms, including Handyooy Court Immaculate little bungalow with lining rpom. Set on one full grounds. Very fine location i heat (costs approximately $100 McSowan Ryan Agency Gayboy Court full basement and garage. Ex- RUMSON — Rustic quiet still Orphanboy Court ere. Extras include washer and Shrewsbury. $26,400. to heat) plot 65x97 with huge do Red Bank SH 7-3000 Rutledge Drive full cellar, living room, dinette, cellent financing available. Call five minutes to everything. Front- kitchen and two bedrooms. May ryer. This is someone's dream woods, blacktop drive. Goo Brook Road now for appointment. MEMBER OF RED BANK ing tm pond. Approximately acre neighborhood. Taxes only $15: LIST YUUP. HOME WITH WALKER * Frisk Drive be purchased under contract, lome . . . Could it be yours. shrub and trees. Lots of family WALKER the. offlu ttiat often com- Knapp Cirtls My $800 down. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Owners Florida bound and wanl plete service. We take houses in trade HMUm Fark FAIR HAVEN, INTERRACIAL living, Center hall, living and offers. Asking $12,000. w« flnaace, w* appraise, and beat ot all PORTAUPECK *• sell. Walker & Walker. Real Estate. Delaware Avenu« (lower ni) $12,900 $16,900 dining rooms. Four bedrooms, Onelda Avenu* Insurance. Open 7 days. Shrewsbury Erie Avenue $10,700 SHadyside 1-5660 two baths and powder room, office, SH 1-5212. Rarltan office. CO 4 New three-bedroom ranch with RUMSON—For large family wil 3212. Huron Avenue Two story older type home with dinette and Hollywood kitchen. Beautiful kitchen, recreation small pocketbook. Entrance hal Hartiborie three bedrooms, VA baths and BARONET 101 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI room, den, patio, two-car at- MUST BE IN RED BANK - Ranch Clay Court Full basement and lovely land living room, dining room, kite! Wigman Road carport. Taxes an unbelievable tached garage. Real value $45, or two story for family of four. Price scaped lot. VA and FHA financ- Realty Associates it. 35 Red Bank en, electric range, six bedroom not over $17,000. Constance 8mith. 14 riatmoonl $124. ing available. 000. two baths, hot water baseboar Maple Ave., Fair Haven. SH 1-2308. Oakd&le Avenue Hwy. M - Hazlet oil heat. Sewer connection. Twi Mountainside Road RED BANK VETS NO $ DOWN RUMSON — Two-story colonial WANTED — Two, three and four-bed Miller's Crossing FAIR HAVEN, INTERRACIAL CO 4-2010 car garage. FHA mortgage room homes. Price J13.0OO-530.O0O. We Green Cross $12,700 NON VET $700 DOWN Foyer, living and dining rooms $17,800 available. $22,000. have aerlous buyers waiting. Call El $13,300 OPEN SEVEN DAYS den, master bedroom and bath, wood A. Armstrong, Realtor, S55 Pros Hillside: Conveniently located '.off Mon- Modern three-bedroom randier pect Ave.. Little Silver. Sll 1-4.100 Atlantic Avenue ovely section. Older home with attractive kitchen. Second floor: Mlddletown Avenue tf mouth Street in business zone. oversized well kept lot in top RUMSON — Lovely old corn Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Prospect Avenue three bedrooms, large kitchen, irea. Living room, dining area, three bedrooms, two baths, stor property for growing family, fou Listing. Bowne Avenue Small three-bedroom home with age attic, basement, two-car ga- hot water heat, full cellar and hot water heat, aluminum combi- LAWLEY-AGENCY step saving kitchen, tile bath, full large bedrooms, two tiled bath: Lnciiii Wool Ttrrue lation windows. FHA approved rage, nicely fenced and shrubbed tiled kitchen, large fenced plol LEGAL NOTICE Locust Terrace one-car garage. You couldn't 100 State Hwy. 35. Red Bank >asement. $114 monthly pays all plot, every convenience at hand. Veronica Place spend a dime on this one if you with $400 down for qualified 'or qualified buyer. Weeks best Convenient to schools and buses Louisa Place . Transferred owner. Asking $35,- Lawrence Place) tried. Immaculate throughout. buyer. SHadyside 1-6262 Priced $18,000. suy, $15,900. ' 000. MOS.MOUTH COUNTY Maplenood t—BrUrcllft RED Member of RUMSON — New listing. Nea MJKROUMK'H COURT Dogwood Terrtca SHREWSBURY BANK. INTERRACIAL VETS NO $ DOWN Neptyne Street. Multiple Listing Service MONMOUTH BEACH - Want to ocean, river, Parochial Schoc Nollie to trrdltors lo Present Mercury Street $15,900 (lalm« Against Kstate $15,500 NON $850 DOWN economize without changing liv- and bus to Red Bank. Llvin Venus Street Located on one of Red Bank's ESTATE OF CHARLES FREDERICK Chapman Terrace Alrnost new Cape Cod. Five MIDDLETOWN ing standards? Delightful sum- 12x23', fireplace, dinin, Jupiter Btreet nicest streets, convenient to Riv- attractive three-bedroom ranch. rpom I1ANSEK. DECEASED. rooms and tile hath, oil hot water mer home, easily winterized, 12!/ xl6\ kitchen 8x10', Pursuant to the prder of EDWARD Brentwooa Terrace - er Street School. Living room Immaculate four-bedroom, lwo-|~--s>arge; it.nilivinKg mroomm witv»iUhi woowuudi room 2 Aberdeen Terrace heat, two-car detached garage, bath split level, 100' lot,- All utili- burning fireplace, separate din fine neighborhood. Plot 210x206 with stove, refrigerator and disl C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County beautiful landscaped lot and split with fireplace, dining room, three ! : plus ocean front. Living and ot Moninuutti, this day made, on the H»rmoB» Gardeu bedrooms, modern kitchen, tile ties, Near schools, stores, trans- in~"g area, scienc— e <-=•-••kitchen— , ••til• e washer. Pine den 9x9'^ may bi application of the undersigned, Flor- Belmont Drive rail fence. portation. Excellent value al bath, attached garage. Suburban dining rooms, TV room, kitchen, used as additional bedroom ence E. Hanser. Administratrix of the Hialeah Avenue bath, garage and double lot. City pantry, powder room. Second estate of the said Charles Frederick Tropical Drive $17,500. living at its finest. $135 monthly Tile bath on ground floor, three Gulfstream Drlvej sewers and many other extras. floor: Four bedrooms, two baths, Hanaer, deceased, notice Is hereby giv- THE. MEISTRICH FHA financing available* pays all for qualified buyer. $17,- bedrooms and,tile bath upstairs en to the creditors of said 'deceased Jay Cee Oourt DELUXE COLONIAL RANCH 900. moderate taxes. Furniture in- Full cellar with toilet, laundrj present to the said Administratrix llarmnnji Terrteej their claims under oath within six Johnson Terraca AGENCY On choice wooded half acre. Air eluded. See this one ! Asking tubs, hot water oil heating sys months from this date. Hauser Street THE MEISTRICH conditioned. Features include ASSUMPTION 19,500. tern. Garage, sewer connections Dated: June 38th, 1961 Wake Place Newman Springs Rd., corner FLORENCE E. HANSER, Elyar Terrace ' built-in barbecue, fireplace, three IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Priced-$25,OOO, 28 Union Street, Cherry Tree TrrnKa (Coustryildei Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury AGENCY NAVESINK RIVERFRONT - Red Bank. N. J. Bb^jP bedrooms, two baths, two-car ga-!Newlg y decorated rancher features Building sites for custom built iobc-rt Friedlander, Esq., Newman Springs Rd., corner SUBJECT TO APPRAISAL AN Stephanie Road SHadyside 1-5888 ragerage, delightful kitchenkitchen . Builder'Builder's^args ge living rooroomm , family size homes. Five large wooded lots QUALIFIED BUYERS. TWO FOR TH 601 'Bangs Avenue, - Kenneth Terrace East Steven Ave., New Shrewsbury price only $29,500. kilchen (wall oven, counter top PRIOE OF OOT. LIVE CHEAPLY!! Asbury Park, N. J. Kenneth. Terrac* Wbjt high on the banks of the Nave- Unusual buy, two cute, compact, cozj Attorney. Herb Road ranch), three bedrooms, tile bath, bungalows on same lot. Income prop according to planj and •peciricitions SHadyside 1-5888 sink River, Locust, Middletpwn July 7, 14. 21. 28 1 RUMSON. - Interesting water '"".1)asMenl witl1 fhd Township. Splendid secluded, erty. Net coat to you only 140 made by Ctiirlej Kupper, Township front, frame ranch, fireplace, reatl month. ' NOTICE Engineer, now on (lie with the Town- bTANLEY K. DOWNS! °n room, attached garage. settled community with one-acn ship Committee, ajl at a cost not to DREAM COME TRl'E four bedrooms, jjas fired hot wa- . REALTOR $2,900 takes over low interest zoning, public water supply, New Jersey State Department of Civ- exceed Me sum ol $80,000.00 ter heat, two tiled baths, attached SNYDER REALTORS Ever dream of owning a flve-hedroom il Service Examinations Announced SECTION 1. That the sum of |M,oon - mortgage. Full price $16,100. curbed and paved road. No prop- beautiful bungalow near a school. Com- closing date far filing applications, Ju- two-car garage, dock. Priced «t pletely redecorated wltli a fireplace. 00 or go much thereof u may he mf- Established 1873 Member Multiple Listing Service erly like this available anywhen New kitchen. New heating system. Ex- ,y 31, 1961. For applications, duties, floient to carry out Hie provisions of > $32,500. VOOJd ENIl VtLI.Ar.lC alone, tho shore, Within com- cellent neighborhood. Take It for it20 snd minimum qualifications, apply to thli ordinance Is hereby appropriated "Homes of Charm and. Value" McGOWAN-RYAN a. month. department of civil Service, fitate for laid purpose and a down payment ''tiree-liedroom spllt-levef Urj.,. rl.,!lrH muting distance. House, Trenton, New Jersey. has been provided for1 In the current RUMSON - Charming Colonial stunting deep JUST LIKE THE MOVIES )pen - to citizens, 12 months resldenl budget In the Capital Improvement *UTO mil, _ niHtiiage SHadyside'1-1017 AGENCY You want a nice nent cottage wltl Fund for the year 1961 or prior years, — frame two-story, three bed- tlOH a inrmlh jiays n Union Beach Boro, all. Kinp Mlilille RED BANK MEMBER. QF,- • a. white, fence aroutd. tt., Your wife Itilldlns; Inspector, Salary, $600.00 pa; for the >um ot M.OW.OO and bonds for room, baseboard hot water oil town neighborhood. Full prlre -117..t'H! Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury! SH 7-3000 will relax In this living room with ear (Part-Time,). the balance thereof for *7«,O0O.0O ire heat, detached one-car garage, RED BANK AREA wall-to-wall carpeting watching built- hereby authorized to oe Issued for Ihe , gg, HTKP1IENVILI.K HOME 24-Hour Service 'uly 7, 31 ' |4.«2 purpose of financing the coat ot aald doubldbl e street t frontagef . OffereOffd Mlilillctown'a brut t'lnmiei MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE in TV. The husband will have a worl »plll-leve| home, l/niir In .,I,I,INEAR RIVER - Charming home - shop In tile cellar to toy wllh hi work. The total amount ot bonds Is- at $25,000. .'."."i'rl ^a'r Haven- Beautifully dec- hobbles. Bedrooms, bathroom, dinlni PUBLIC NOTICE sued shall not exceed the sum ot 176,- full bains, i-'iiniminMy lew a wn k An ordinance entitled "AN ORDL ooo.oo, which Is the Mtlmated amount if nl ollflreil ititftt'tMtaril RUMSON HI.X-ROOM HOUSE - Hot water heat, "i'los S * '" - " " 5<""i r |.'.],j;oratcd. Large living room. For-' iPlus three-room cottage in rear Ful ANOE AUTHORIZING THE ACQUI- of bonds or notes to be Issued. The RUMSON — Atlractive conven- price- tl7.. i(KI, Wsv In-Km 1 k-i mal dining room. G.E. deluxej '' in.'.re, 50.500, Call 787-4H5. SITION BY THE RECREATION COM- maximum amount of money to be ient three-bedroom dwelling, base- raised Irom all sources for the isld OAI>ILI,AC EHT.ATK kitchen. Powder room. Guest f BLAINE ASSOCIATES MISSION OF SWINGS, SLIDES AND board hot water oil heat, deep THER LIKE PLAYGROUND EQUIP- purpose. Is MO.OOO.OO. Mlillllrlwtvn s linn! .miirt i,i;i bedroom and bath. Second floor LI 2-H88 LI 2-202 MENT FOR THE RECREATION lot, rentable bungalow in rear. level lnret SECTION 1 It Is hereby determiner! I'IVIK— ' bedrooms and bath.i? AREA ON THE NAVESINK LIBRARY and declared as follows: for income. Offered at $18(500. KEANSBURO - »16,900. New JROUNDS, AND AUTHORIZING THE riinlii A ini stl nc,., Basement. Garage. Large (al That all bonds or bond an- ur ' S'JI.lHHi seven-room spill, ift baths, recreation PAYMENT OF THE SAME OUT OF ticipation notes Issued puriuajit to meiit a\«i PIIA ""ishade trees. Quiet street. Very oom. garage, corner lot. OPEN HOUSE THE APPROPRIATION FOR CAPITAL this ordinance shall bear Interest at 4 t •'convenient—•=—nearrshoppirrrr i2 a Mltl IMPROVEMENTS. CONTRIBUTIONS a rate not exceeding sir per cen. FIVE COItNKIta MIIIIM.KTOWN ^SL^L- &f ma "DEVELOPEHTJEVELOPETtSS , IN THE ~ITO tiinvper-annum-.-anrl the-maturltlm; MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE I jschools. Immediate possession. AGENCY, Line Ril., Holmdeil W1I BUDGET OF THE TOWNSHIP OF lorm and all other mattsra not de- OH I-2MI) GLAZEBROOK SEE TO APPRECIATE Two bed- termined herein shall be determined _JAsking $27,900. room, duplex apartment. From and MIDDLETOWN, NOT EXCEEDING THREE BEDROOM BUNQALOW-On rear yard. Small down payment 164 50 THE SUM OF »1,300.00. was presented by resolution or resolution! of the DENNIS K. BYRNE AGENCY large lot. Full basement, oil heat, two- monthly payi nil. LI 2-3502. evenings. for Introduction and first reading on governing body of the Township RANCH HOMK-Ncar school, Al- STATELY SOUTHERN COLONI- car garage. Low taxes. Selling to settle May 2t. 1991 by Township Committee of adopted pursuant to law. REALTOR - INSUROR estate, immediate occupancy. 1414 sixth BELFORD — Twobedrooms. cornel 'Ilddletown Township and on June 14, most acre. Living room, four*!- - Center hall. 25-foftl livinfiiAvenue of Two Rivera . e (bi That the average period or roor KVew Rumson Ave.. Neptune. N, J. , I'.j Pper cent 0OII .B61 was finally adopted and approved. usefulness of the purposes de- 8 West River Road bedrooms, tivci bbathsh , S16.000ro n. "fireplacefil . DDen , Dininning \ I 787-43491 " . , JIO.30O. JOHN T. LAWLEY scribed In Section 1 hereof, within ninrtRat!f assumption. 414%. $2l,.:room. Two powder rooms. Five RU 1-1700 Nights RU 1-1074 OCEANPOHT. POKTAUFECK BEC- Mayor Ihe limitations and provisions of Rumson, New Jersey TION. BEAUTIFUL, modern three-bed- KAUl HAVEN _ Two-lamlly duplex MUldlelown Township the Local Bond Law Is 10 years, 0(10. bedrooms, [our baths. Magnifi- room ranch. Near river. 12 Deal Ave '-for- sale•••- , Calj 8H 1-8298 after 6 g iK^6J8EBntrKcor p.m. (ci Th»t the supplemental debt Telephone: RUmson 1-1150 cent trees aand formal gardens. munlly sellliis Mr J17,.',iin. This hnuw.. FAIR HAVEN. RIVER OAK - Attrac" ' HOWARD W. ROBERT8 •tilcment required by Section 40:1- ;'UTTLE SILVER RANCH - Ex- can he had (nr (lU.JIKI, Three heilrooms, tlve ranch. Excellent condition six EATONTOWN — Modern three-bedroom Clerk 23 of the Revised Btatules was, prior LarLargge bbarn . "/'j acres ot' pripri- to the passage of this ordinance on i I'l.AZA HKCTIO.S'" '•""* Mixl.ni cellent area. Living room, pic- I'* liBlliB One of the best lots in the - • - J21.4OO, ranch, with full basement, containing uly 7 J5.22 bungalow. Five rooms HN<|- hfitli. (m-r vacy and seclusion. River rights. ari-n. hacking onlo a. farm with lovely huge, nicely finished recreation room llrst reading, duly made and tiled ture window, fireplace, three bed- lirnok. HOIIIP vacant. Owner anxious ti In the office of the Clerk of the one acre, Iwnrnr s«ruKe. Call Hll 73157 The ultimate in gracious living. with bullt-lns, laundry with chute work PliBMfl NOTICE HAItN KKll rul.llNIAL -YcnTer "hnli rooms, Hi baths. $25,!)00. "II. tluml shniDhery. Tile house neeili RAMBUNO. RANCH shop, plumbing In for toilet. Also cov- .Township of Mldflletown, and aalil BmnriliHiiii In the living ami il|i;m« Offered at $49,000. Ifi-oratlnc lint most liouiej do, Un over '» acre. Four beclroorns. Ivvo tiled ered breeieway, garage, large patio, An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI supplemental debt statement shows JIKIIIIS Oc-liur kiwlii-n. Hirer linlriniina your ImiiKlimtlon and save Hie differ halhs, science kitchen, 19x22' living fenced landscaped yard. City sewers ANCE PROVIDING F6R THE HI that the gross debt of the !«•» Illril lutlm. IIPII c,r rmirlh IJM "TO BUY OR SELL" Thiunpsuii ami Hnrtetr, SH 7-Wor). room, basement, attached garage. 117.000 by owner. LI 2-flBU. ROVEMENT OF ROADS IN MID said township, as defined In Ser- jixiin Husi-mvnl. Two fur niiuin*- «<•<• • Schanck Agency Large mortgage can be assumed. Come ILETOWN TOWNSHIP, KNOWN AS tlon 40:1-78 or the Revised tliifl ItaiKMih! Only flM.Oflfl ki| [i,-r n'ni Win ana get It at the low cost of $21.1100. FOUR-ROOM house, full basement, 'HE 1661 PROORAM. AND APPRO Statutes Is Increased by this ordi- ni'irlRKF avmlslilr. HtntllFy K llnwns 8 Lindon-PI, ' . Red Bank PHONE SHadyside 1-1017 "is. two full natln, full basemen Rlwood A. Armstrong Agency, Realtor, large porch, scenic view. HI 3- •RIATINO THE COSTS THEREOF' nance by I76.0O0.OO and that the ob- i large recreation _room,--sofeens 565 Prospect Avi-,, Little silver, all 1. 'as presented lor Introduction and first ligations authorized by this onll- r.pnll'ir. Hllrif»«lniry. 811 i 1U1T M.-m HI— X *"' - p Tl l ) Only 122,300. behind 11 fnur-uedroom, 1'J hslh home school anil church, 42 Henry Dr New •"• approved. lieiii-li anil• llnlv I H.i Cliiirt-li, fli-v en .,.- Screened porch. Close u *"".*'; "' "l ""n anil Monmnulh. OS 1.2B15. SECTION 4. 'mat of the proceeds i' Am In SI. llary's parish,. Recreation mom JOHN T. LAWLEY iniiiin. tnur .in-itri IS plus fulir siim ' HAVfcN • Kani'li. fivi yMP> L-hurch. Very to* tnxcu. Kxcellent II'HKK SIIADKI) -.- fi he S78.000.oll bonds authorized herein rind hnlt acre give added llvrablllty. rf the Improve- 'lier -i'i»| ilri.i •f,«.*.Hlt There Is a 4'i per cent assumption bedrooms, 2^ acres, wooded. 117,500 nents described In Section 1 hereof. Owners—AT 10140. ttest: Mlddlelown Township "null, l-'llie ali.uli irranilc nlr |,ntli. full i> ho borne by the Township of Mill- s IS1MAIM!I.ATB ••Three.-liFilrnnin spill iKinni corner, lamtlv dining ronm Ilils buy rxtra value. The, price Is HOWARD Vi.' ROBERTS lletown, there may be usetl an amount tn-pe, Mml fu • iHinilv. H|>i-i-iiil Imt air «n> rireil h,.«|, llvhtg room, full recreallon baae- ..ITTLE SILVER _ Three bedroom Clerk n level. Corner properlypy . I'MIti wllh tirlCH Dsrgaln at J18.90O. hut nffers will >t exceeding $15.(W0.00 to pay the J(i( i H ' "I II?,I'm mall 'Irpl llll Mlenl. suriiseit . Relieve It or not onlv still be entertained. Thompson and Bar- ranch, Living room 15'x21'. TV den nl.li- suuilti K llowns. Realiur p, wsxll-ln-wnl) arpFllnj In liv- JIS.WK). large kitchen, dining area one car BE IT ORDAINED by Ilia Township st on the obligations issued to fl- ing room, dlnlnx area nml See Elwnod A. Armilrong tell. SII 7-580(1. lance Ihe cost of the aforesalil Im- fihli-w«l»:jrv, SH 1 11117, Member Hum nee- Agencygy. . Ilealliir, ,Vi,,Vi,1 garage on 10O«15O' lot. 71 Laurel Drive nmmltlee ol the Township of .Middle- I'iiiirilr »„ , || .,.j VratlVratloon room, • ntlUltlU y Prospect Ave. movement, engineering and Inspection !'!<• l.isniifi fi S lm , l;\ttnr{ry{ . lllllIl.lllle_Illlv(Tl , Sll 1.4900, l'» baths, stlaiilieiljtarafei KneV-llent tlVERFHONT - Panoramic view. an 1-0:01 ' SECTION 1. That the Township »ts, legal expenses and other ex- J.Jrn.K JMIDIlLKTIIWN 1 Hiii-rlfli. Rlght.ypar olil ranch, Immaculnle is lui-atlnn. Immediate omiiNin.y, AxlilriAl' K LITTLE S1I.VKH -• Seven-room rannh Mdlelown Improve certain raids or nries purmiaiil to Section 40:1-50 of (VITOHI Cape Cn,) Uvlrij r ranrli r! 8ilr« *1fl.mW. Cull Cal Ohlsen Ui.alty, OS 1- Ilirougllniit. Tliree twin size heiironmi; he Revised fltatiltes Inmlni Living room Hs2!, cnrpellni:. tliret it Township, by the. reconstruction or fli'ii'iif mum l-'niir lipilron iieii, c-oiiwr i, ,,.rr n],,| il.Ts.'?. wo tiled batlis, 2fl' rustic living romn. EDNA M. NEHER ie a»UI roads, with a bituminous SECTION 5. Penning the Issuance nf I'.-iths Full Kill/Ill liFilriHinis. EslnlilUlieil neighlmrliooil leparate dlnlnn mom. iteluxe olerlric IIII:,I Allai-hi-i aastslnnrp arninii Ne«r acliiml and limea. Owner movlnt iICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER ulain surface as set (orlli I,, aulull- laid bonds, the cost of said work niwcf IIICIIKXI Rii-i.||Fnt'valu Hll 7.:i.'«l5 r 110 71)117 f liifn" i NEAU MOSMOITII CMA.KCK - kitchen, nil hem, Imge nprn porrh nlon B under Clnsslflcullun W uf Sec- T»y he temporarily financed by th« •oiilli. Asklns s:'l.6iw. MnirilnA nr eve 'AR1IS—HOMES—INDUSTRIAL SITES HUMey K th Hi.iuiiir.-Wi Cm-wt |trn)irrt>. Uirco htNlrouiiiB lint .dim, river. Prlvnle dock, twn-cnr on M. chapter 1. Title 4(1 nf pP suanc of hond anticipation notes: ulngs. US 111174. ' garage. Iletlreri owner asking Jt4,5(H). *IH 1-ID171ID17. Member ' l.nti IK I'.KII HANK wahT Jient, |>nllii- .lrrtMMiciI l»>[ili; livn- HOI.MDEL—COLTS NECK iseil Statutes, the »ald roniis being m mil each of. »ald notes shall contain fiervlo Kmi-lli'tit lui-iilliii rnp KurilJCn. JI8.1VHI. J'l liii'il'filn nn]y CA For appiilnttiientpp . call ElwoM A. Arm- rental Hint la Issued In anticipation .IIDMLKTOWN Spilt level, seven MARLBORO-FREEHOLD AREAS trdtit g AEenr.yA y. RaltRl , ISISM Prosppct Dutch Ijine Rd, Slarlno Neiv Monmouth if Uie Issuance of bonds, and shall onms, Inrluili-s breakfast npok, sliding Ave. Littl Sl RD 1. Freehold te.icrlbe In general lerms the purpose. n!I anyv miilllplmuliiple llmirigliiie" :la*s dmir In living ,moin leading in Little Silver. SH 1.4.VH)14VH). Acker Drive. Section 1 ei Jllli yenr In real estat I IMHMJI.KTOWN 1lnu»e l.'iilurnl I HO 3-4151 Mlllbronk Drive >r purposes lor Ihe financing of which il linml lluusi'kreplng Magazine. Nln Hire., arn-rni-il In porch. Formed In •ONr; HltANCII - For sale or leass. lie note is Issued. All such notes msy '•• •JI;I;I)HMIM;KI{< » IIKI.I.KII I,,.. oil Drive and June Terrace I ili-iv; lirainifui |n-.'« i, ins. Hirer linth«. iv,,, cur fcaniRi I , morn hhouse , hallhl) and u lulf, MTTLB SILVER - Hllver Rrouk Park 'Repair Intersection' Issued for periods of not ixcsedlng s li.r '"iMi-iin..-! Muini.i,. i k. (,;on,| , ninrtj:igi., or FHA appralftnt a\nlialj|p •iir garnre. For appointment Kilgewood Ave, off SllversMe Ave ten 'I' year and may be renewed ulniuwl |u!vnrv ami m ilin-luiles »e|i»r»te thrrp rii'iin np.ir JIT.nun u-iMinui renltiir. Sll I-V711;. ail IX) 6- panlel Htreft I Repair lnterseclinn) Klilllllil inn Itile l^l'-Ma-i i HI* Nil | ;I|IMI. •IIII-III wllh riuii|.lrte lulohi'ii; wasnei 1.11!. ri»)ii^Jmm^.^j:(l,!)lin, KH l.SMk. Sylvia Terraee - - mm time lo time for periods ol not xceeillng one ill year, but such noles. rl CTIIIIIIP iH'inj • dryer, rilshwashr/-, s.-imiKle Imilln I',L'MMON — Kour beilriiorn Tape roil MnplrwiMiil Drive l.i rse .llnlllB >• IM.MAi'l l.ATK li.'JK FAMILY ijin - One urrr thre hv IM.MKHIATK (ICCI'I'ANCY .- Atlrur iclurline renewals shall mslilrs and mill Entile hum.' iilr ciuulltliiiipil. U'al oiiis. lull liraled lini Two flrrplact's, 1 i.j linths. full cellnr Park Avenue fliarininfc' sunke In wall crirpet, dnijn'ii. iliiintiuil'i stum llva four-lieirodm spill. 2'j ballis. on * ' Paul not more limn two I2I yean ; four I , fnriiTllI illnlilfj ninin, Ihree car Rnrace. Nenr SL-hnnlg -.No Mlddletown "in the date of the original notes.-i wiinlnwa anil nrrii-m. (jv,, mi^ rr inrti''[inrdi iii-re. Dishwasher, gus dryer. Htumlm.n l :c1 fl ir.nl t.K r fl -r *v«ll. hvni-.-ir Kur-jic fn-rcens lliroli(Eliiitlt, Walli lo ngents, |ileniii\ X18.O[HI. HI' llllli Tlw Trail ! '!, * "l^cially provided In Section In-aullfi'il grnun.l mth In,,.,I, I,I|| |, (is li'l The Terrace. • '"i Many, oilier, Kxl r.i l:i i K*' I'iilln Mini K,i., hiiiliei-ii t terms. 125 -00 S1H.C,(K)~F()R"tlUlCK'SALE --' In Knlr I.KVKL ( (mi j HavenH . WelWlll tnillltlM . excelh-nl t conitttli Illnspom Lane West M'lfimmilri Cuiji hn-I.e,,,.,,,, ,.„•• ,.;,„„;, ml ratio hwtN'r I i-Inn il", I1., hntli.i 7-fHWl. SECTION 6. This Ordinance shsll Armsiinns nriipr — Six rooms. IS tialhs. large porch, ga Hlnssom Lane Mast in. u : 1 Inline. Rsprnally suilnl |nr » lainlly lilt Mil enil si reel. FinlHlied piny. . S . ge porch, ga Peach tifa-mm I,an» >ke effect twenty I20I days liter the ARI'IU v, ItiMiiiir, f, ,^ I'rosnrct RI'MSUN - Urt« hnuse nrar river rage. Near ichool anil shopping. Con- 1103. i-yenlnjs i.1 2O)li5. Lilll. Silver, nil MUM. with In-lnwa-living wllh them. |5o,ooo. room. Near shopping cenler snii school. Hsnsr-n Place "I publication thereof after final pan- OS 1*2832. and ocesn. Immediate occupancy. Price stance Rmtlh. 14 Maple Ave, Fair Jla- "«e. GI morlgigt, (11,000. OS 1-I5I6. 112,000. RU 1-1S14. ven. SH 1-230*. Red Hilll Road Holland Road (Irtm Bed Hill Rosd July 7 STEVE ROPER By SAUNPERS end OVERGARDSTEVE ROPER SAUNDERS and OVERGARD TWO IMS YEARS OF HIM**""QF ACHING , AWDFROMWOD , THEY HEVEK F0R6AVE ME FOR BUT nft WWE A PEAL WITHTHB, TO 5EEHY UTTU HAHA-5Atf ••• OF BUHHNS SO VOW tW A JAM AS )IMPW«R$, WKSZ-THAT , CHICKENING OUT (JM MY FIRST COPS, MICE/ ITS LIKE AU. VW I JOKER/— fM FROM SHA50W5 A© JUfc^WS AT SUCCBJ USUAL, TROOPER ?• JSwt-(W-WO(SiTaua) •CWTRACTV SOMEWHERE CATCHIM6/ H0tS£S/-AW» fM TIRED, MIKE/ -WWWHS H80M THE t3"SP0SAL EWSmEfRS, INC.'/ THERE'S A GUY WHO CARRIES WYBEWAl>.y/-WAHTAH£AR ~ OWE OF THEIR BUSINESS CARDS/ WHERE YOU COME M?

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MICKEY MOUSE By DISNEYMICKEY MOUSE DISNEY

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POGO By WALT KELLY

MARY WORTH ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST PERHAPS VOULL WHI5TLE A DIFFERENT I COULDN'T CARE IN THE FIBT PLACE, 5HIRLEE KMtW HEft AT "HVERAl MONTHS A60, MY DAUGHTER TUNE WHEN VOU HEAR. THAT VOUR. PRETTV LHJWHAT MRS.5TERUNG THE UNIVEMIIY M ANNE BtNEDYRT! WA5 WEETIN6 A FRIEND AT THE AIR- 1 LITTLE "FRIEND" CAME HERE AfTER DE5EKTING OH .- HELLO, UNCIE 6U5.'.. THINK Of MV FRIENDS, PORT WrtEMiHEJAW ANNE'LEAVING! A HUSBAND AND TWO CHILDREN! ANNE 5AX0U DESERTED MR. AND WR5. STERLING 1 ••A MAN WITH TWO CHILDREN WAS WEIL! WHY THE FOOT-LONG A HLUBAND AND FAMILY' ARGUING WITH HER IN 5OME. FOREIGN T BANK THAT \i A CONTEMPTIBLE tAMUAGE"-APPARENTLY TRYING ARE LIE, MR*. STERLING TO CHANGE HER WIND!"

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THE RYATTS By GAL ALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY SHE MUST 6E HIS 1 tlTUE SISTER M July?, 1961 BED BA.NK REGISTER Accept Road fASTROGUIDf" By Ceean Work Bi7. rather than on those otcatual acquaint' real estate tax to be applied to ances. tive neutrality. revolution." GEMINI (May 21 to Jim. 21) this year's tax bill. Seek adrice instead of making thing! SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to D#e. 21) "We admire Fidel Casto, bui ,Two parties oppose Jagan in Utilize new and improved methoda tr Tax assessor Andrew C. Shep more ditficult for yourself and lored 1 the election. ones. the old onet suddenly teem inadequate. ard said that only 71 applications Calls Jagar Communist CANCER (Juni 21 to July 21) CAPRICORN (Dae. 22 to Jan. 20) for exemptions had been re- Don't let ttniion vet you down. The Live up to the thingi you expect ol Forbes Burnham, lawyer who ceived, and that they will result •.tuition won't chinfe, » you mmt yourseu and you'll be more contented. heads the People's National Con- in a tax loss of not more than LEO (July 22 to Aug. 211 AQUARIUS (Jin. 21 to F.b. 19) Cool Flattery! gress, calls Jagan "a Communist Contribute theerful renurki to tfaoie in Patient effort can prore fruitful regard' PATIOS $6,986. need of a booit to their morale. ' ing financial matter this week. adventurer." The exemptions apply to prop- f VIRGO (Aug. 22 to SipK 22) PISCES |F»b. 20 to March 20) and Burnham's followers are prep - erty owners more than 65 years Refrain from diietmui* ptrwnil mat' Suggestion of marital partner ma/ be il tcrt with neighbon cr fjicndi today. of practical value. Better listen! 1 dominantly of African origin. uloldu , nlllwithl ggross incomes of less © 19(1, Field Enterprises, Inc. Pure Irish PORCHES Burnham, 38, gifted in political than $5,000. 1 oratory, split with Jagan six An agreement was signed with Custom Built years ago. In the campaign F Royal Gardens Estates, Inc., pro- lice cars which are rio longer I y t y , , p than the current zoning ordinance has attacked more bitterly vidinidi g ffo r installatiolli n aad maini - needed, since cars are now be- To Suit Your third rival in the present rao allows. 1 1 tenance of various improve- Councilman John E. Lemon, ing leased for police use. Peter D'Aguiar. He says ti Linen Sheath ments, a performance guarantee, Councilman Herbert L. Willett, Home & Desire United Force, formed by D'Agi Jr., reported that the Red Bank 1 1 and a drainage easement to the 3d introduced an amendment to iar is a "party of rich businei Airport has been asked to set its Phone borough on a 30-foot strip cros the salary ordinance raising the men." landing pattern farther to the I 1 sing the property. salary of the borough clerk's sec- D'Aguiar (pronounced Da-Ga west to prevent another airplane retary, Mrs. Estelle Jacobus, I SH 7-3866 1 48, is a beer brewer, rum an This agreement was a condition crash on Shrewsbury Ave., like from J3.700 to $4,500. It was for soft-drink bottler, of Portugue: of the variance recently granted the one that took place June 2. passed on first reading with 1 ancestry. His party is avowed to this developer, permitting con- Mr. Lemon also said that bids i Councilman Daniel E. Renshaw Free Estimate anti-Communist. struction on lots that are smaller will be asked for the borough po- D'Auglar's Support Friends of D'Aguiar say he ha 10.98 activated the middle class an he commercial community in drive to bring out some of th 95,000 electors who stayed awa. Vom the polls in 1957, when Ja; A lovely Irish linen sheath in the pop- an's PPP came to power. 0 !' But a D'Aguiard lieutenant rei ular easy-fit fashion, featuring the new ognizes the political force of th East Indians, dominant amon, sleeveless look . . . with elastic waist, :he 560,000 inhabitants. They hav largely followed Jagan. self-tie belt. Comes in an exciting On Dry Cleaning "If the people vote along The lint cnln cial lines, we shall lose decisive array of colors: black, brown, beige, Dixraled dry clennlnj ly," the D'Aguiar man said, " on IK* Imtt Store hey don't, I anticipate a vi turquoise, yellow, pink er green. Misses lory." ADLER sixes I to 20. GIANT Wash and Dry gj Would Limit HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN Parking Near Ample Parking Post Office MISSES' BUDGET DRESSES WEST LONG BRANCH - Second Floor mi Aibury Park .uggestion to erect parking sign: in front of the borough post of' "ice will be taken under stud; Jacobsen by Borough Council. MIRACLI MOWING John Disbrow, 78 Whalepom Rd., said at yesterday's counc meeting that owners of the Foot Turbocone Circus stores, Locust Ave. an postal officials had agreed to lei Rotary he borough install the signs, which would limit parking to Power Mowers minutes in front of the post office. Mr. Disbrow also said that th irking lot around the shoppini :enter was dirty and lacked su ficient traffic control signs ani white direction lines on the pave- ment. However, Chief of Police Fran! i. Bilotta said the company wa ilanning to resurface the lot. Ne' ines will be painted after th> .Newly developed engineer- ob is completed, he said. ling principle of A cutting unit which provided a MEETING CHANGE cleaner, smoother and safer cut. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Th. Board of Health meeting sch 7 Models to chdos« from duled for Monday will be heM instead on Tuesday at 8 p. m in town hall, William R. Green board president, reported. Mr. Greene said a movirwTE be shown by the county mosquid KE 1-3885 wmmission, The, public is in ited. Highway 35, Oakhurtt It adds up! More and mon eople use The Register ads eacl Lawn and Garden Supplies * SCOTT Lawn Products * ssue because results come fas er.—Advertisement. Special Purchase! 3,98 to 4*98 worn Sandy MacDonaldShoil^ Sleeve Sport Shirts ABOUT! the all new NOW 1.99 Special Purchase! Reg. 7*98 BANTAM • Over ISO patterns end,colors to choose from. • Cool and comfortable for hot summar weather. • Fashioned and ttylid correctly. Many wash 'n waar. Seton Leather Handbags • Dacron* and cotton, cotton and Cupioni Jacquerds, Swiss waave, "tin; biggcM lilllr store in the world" :. Arnel and cotton. Fashion prints, iridescent novelties, imported ji'iitiiring II complete, line of: v white on white batiste, A fine assortment of Sefon leather • Grocetles • Frozen Foods • Dairy Products • Self-Service Dell. handbags for casual summer use. Beau- OPEN 7 A. M. TO 11 P. M. tiful in white. 3.99' EVERY DAY EXCEPT CHRISTMAS STEINBACH'S MEN'S SHOPS •Plua Tax Street Floor- and Aibury Park 133 MARKHAM PL. STEINBACH'S HANDBAGS, Street Floor and Atbury Park ,] .•. .. LITTLE SILVER SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT 'til 9