Wetttter Distribution '-,**» mfntm ar Today Cute t«by aa4 talffat, with BED BANK 18,825 a faWS, low toolkit la UM I Friday charing, high in the W: Dial SH 1-0010 See Weather, page I. 1UM< tun. Manlu uuoum TtltiT. Sicoad CIUI PMUI> RED BANK, N. J,, THURSDAY, AUGUSTS, 1962 VOL. 85, NO. 32 Pall U fUl Buk ml u AddlUonal MllUoi OHICM. 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Mayor vs. Council Keansburg Battle Brews Over Sewer Repair Bill Says Red Hill Area

KEANSBURG - A king-sized Will Discuss It He said he and Mr. Kinlin borough employees, James Da- battle between Mayor Louis T. He said he would have to talk would probably have to call a vis, water plant operator, and Collichio and the remainder of to Mr. Kinlin and the borough special meeting or get the may- Patrolman*William Kryczinski, the Borough Council is starting attorney to see exactly what the or to call a meeting to discuss to brew here. procedure would be. he situation. (See KEANSBURG, Page 3) 1 And the rift-may well result In making the announcement Roads OK for Now in the mayor being charged with that he was not signing the failure to carry out his duties bills, the mayor expressed the MIDDLETOWN — The by the remainder of the govern- hope that the state Attorney Gen- construction of an inter- ing body. eral's Office would be brought Triggering the ruckus is the into the case. change at Red Hill Rd. on mayor's announcement that or- "This I welcome," said the the Garden State Parkway ders not withstanding, he is not mayor. "will not immediately re- going to sign checks covering The following items on the J5,- bills submitted by the M. M. 034 outfall line bill were ques- quire any right-of-way or Nero Construction Co., Hazlet, tioned by the mayor: pavement widening of for repair of the borough's sew- 1. $1,440 labor charge for 96 roads within the township." er outfall system. hours of diving time to prepare Mayor Collichio was ordered the line and installation of three This Is the opinion of Robert ry the council to pay the bills, sleeves to cover three breaks in . Strong, the township's plan- totaling $1,300 and $5,034, Tues- the line. ning consultant. day night after the mayor lost 2. $742 to cover cost or' having In a report on the Impact of out in a bid to get the govern' diyers stand by in case they were the proposed interchange on the Ing body to rescind a prior mo- needed. road system of the township, Mr. tion authorizing the payments. 3. $400 tar a foreman at the Strong stated that once the sec- . The mayor claims the bills are rate of $40 per day for 10 days. ond half of the giant Bell Labs Inaccurate. A. $1,050 for hire of a boat and research center is built In Holm- Councilman Martin C. Lohsen tools for 10 days at a cost of del, there will be a need for when apprized of the mayor's $105 a day. road Improvements to maintain the capacity of the portion of announcement said, "I and Ed- Louis.T. CeflicUo 5. Fifteen per cent figure of Martin C. Lohsen die, (Councilman T. Edward Kin- $597.42 .for supervision. Red Hill Rd. between the park- way and Everett Rd. lin) will have to prefer charges." ... Won't Sign Check The mayor contends that two . . . Plans Formal Charge The report goes on to state :liat other access roads leading to the proposed Interchange will "not be taxed beyond their ca- Find Still Township pacity prior to 1970." More Clearance The report suggests that tits On Farm ZoneCode only significant, improvement? needed during this time period BLUE RIBBON LAMBS — The kniff.n brothers, Donald, II, left, and Danny, 10, of are the widening of shoulders and lateral clearances — especi- InHowell Amended Marlboro, display their champion fat lambs. Looking on it August Daetarier, owner ally on Red Hill and Everett of th» American Hotel, Freehold, who bought the Hampshire ewe lambs at public auc- Rds. HOWELL TOWNSHIP - A MIDDLETOWN—The Township tion. The lambs, along with several others ware grown and carefully, fad by 4-H According to Mr, Strong, such Committee, after a public hear- projects can be carried out with- bootleg alcohol operation which boys and girl* {or the first 4-H fat lamb sale held at the recent Monmouth County 4-H used huge plastic swimming ing last night, adopted an amend- n the existing right of way {40 pools to ferment the 180-proof ment providing for a host of Fair. Danny was owner of tha grand champion fat lamb and Donald, the reserve feet). He'said such rights of mixture was smashed here yes- changes to the zoning ordinance. champion fat lamb. - way could accommodate a 24- terday in daylight by more than The major changes provide for foot paved surface with- six-foot two dozen state and federal po- two business-professional zones- shoulders on each side. lice agents.' one at the Tindall Rd. and Rt. Mr. Strong goes on to state Four men were arrested on the 516 intersection; the other on Rt hat further widening ct these spot. They Included the owner of 35 from Navesink River Rd. to Tax Appeal Hearings Set roads would not be required uri- the farm a half-mile off Casino Cooper's Bridge. 1 residential development oc- Dr. in the West Farms section, /The amendment also paves the curs in lands adjacent to the where the still was found In a way for the construction of a FREEHOLD — In announcing Borough Hall, Atlantic High- Long Branch City Hall, Ibr the roads.' low-level ramshackle chicken private golf course on the 135- hearing dates for county resi- lands, Keansburg and Highlands. city of Long Branch and the bor- He suggests that rights of way coop. acre Lyons Estate on Cooper Rd. dents on tax assessments, the Monday, Aug. 27, 9 a.m., Bor- oughs of West Long Branch, then, could be obtained through The four are Martin Kalh, 28, The change also will permit the Monmouth Couaty Board of Tax- ough Hall, Keyport, tor the bor- Eatontown, Ocesn'port and Moo- : Planning Board review of the of 29 Lynp Dr., fjakhurst, the construction of a hospital'in the ation stated that no appeals will oughs of Keyport, Mitawan and mouth Beach," :. , ,'" ' '• '••'.' subdivisions. BUSINESS MAGNET — LiHl« Silvtr y«tttrday~«r*ct«c1 B-4 business zone. Rlvervlew be heard -unless iney >re Wed Union Beach, and the townships property owner; Seymour Weeks- (See TAX APPEALS, Page 2) In connection with tha other ler, 29, of 1191 Monmouth Ave., four signs directing motorist* to it* feuines* district. Hospital is now planning a 110- on or, betore.nejtf Wcdqatday, •fo f RRaritani , MMatawat n and HolmHl - access roads, the planning eon*' bed unit on Rt. 35 near Palmer tikewood; Anthony J. De Ste- The one shown, at Rumiojt Rd. and Ch-urcji St., it being Forms for such appeals may del. sulUnt listed ss "desirable" the phano, 49, «* 25 Clifton Ave., Ave., in a.B-4 zone. be obtained from local assessors Friday, Aug. 24, 9 a.m.. Ocean following projects: Newark,.tod Btn Rosenblatt, 48, placed' by Mayer Charles W. Stephen!,' right, Council- A portion of Chapel Hill, pre- or by writin.._„g th...e. board at .^Township Hall, Deal Rd., Oak- Delay Action (See RED HILL, Page 2) of CasinoDr.,'.'." man Charles T. Bruno, center, and Dr. Victor Marajcio, viously zoned for 2i£ acres, was officffi e in tthh e HlHalll of RecordR * farst,' for the boroughs of Deal downgraded to one acre under JUl' w«fe..Tield in the Mon- president of the Businessmen's Association. The' plan here. ' Mlenhurst and Interlaken, Ocean On Peddler the change. A majority of Chapel Township and Loch Arbour VII- mouth County Jail overnight and was prompted by a request of the association and was The following dates have been will be arraigned this morning Hill residents favored the change. set for hearings in the various lage. To Request before U.S., Commissioner David implemented by Mr. Bruno, road committee chairman. •Tbeihospital is awaiting state communities of the county: Wednesday, Aug. 29, Hall of Code Defense approval to build a $2,280,000 Goldstein at Astrary Park. They Friday, Aug. 31,9 a.m., Munic- Records, Freehold, for the borr buiWiog, here. Exact location of MIDDLETOWN—The Township are charged with,illegal opera- ipal Building, Red Bank, for the oughs of Freehold, Farmingdale, $395,000 For the site, has not been announced. Committee decided,last night to tion oF an alcohol still and de- 9 boroughs of Red Bank, Sea Englishtown, A11 e n t o w n and Tire'hospital hopes to have the go along with a restraining order frauding the U.S. government of Bright, Fair Haven, Rumson, Roosevelt, and the townships of 2dDoctors Building unit ready in 1964. barring enforcement of a portion New School revenue. Shrewsbury, New Shrewsbury,, Howell, Freehold, Millstone, At- of Its peddler code which pre- Clifton T. Barkalow, Freehold, RUMSON - The BoaM of Edu- 1,1M Gallon* and Shrewsbury lantic, Manalapan, Marlboro and vents ice cream vendors from representing the. builder of the Little Silver cation last night authorized appli- Police estimated the still had Upper Freehold. canvassing the township after 6 Gets OK of Zoners private golf course, asked that Township. cation to the State Board of Local • capacity of 1,100 gallons a day, Wednesday,' Sept. 5, 9 a.m., Monday, Sept. 10, 9 a.m., at p.m. enough to cheat the governmenl the, committee consider making Government for a 20-year bond The Good Humor Corp. ob- issue of $395,000 lor the proposed out of $11,500 a day in tax pay RED BANK — The Stoning another changa in the code. relieve a . zone restriction that He . Vi tained, the court order last week. 11-room primary school to be meats. Board of Adjustment last night professional men.. reside . in the the amendment re- quires all A hearing on the ord'er is sched built adjacent to Forrestdale Though only 88, gallons of al- gave its approval for the con- same building where their offices buildings connected Make Development uled for today. School. ' • cohol were found on the scene, struction of a second, doctors' of- are located. with the course be" at' least 500 agents seized 18,000 gallons o feet "from a road. The attorney Lawrence A. Carton, Jr., town The school board's borrowing fice building to be located on Landscaped Area, ship attorney, noted that the ice mash ready for use and 13,000 Broad St, . . . ' capacity will be exceeded to the The ,drawings " the cream firm is currently attack- in use. Police said the still had _mmcfj|— future club house, is lelesss Sewers Mandatory extent of $88,232. For that The applicants, Broadmoor Co., show that the second th8n 50P feet frof m ing a similar ordinance in Ho- amount, it proposes (0 use bor- been in operation several weeks plan to erect a six-suite building building, will be. set back-U• uffeetS feet "Property lin but declined a specific estimate. 11S Ieet boken and that a hearing is ex ough borrowing ability. at 252-258 Broad St. adjacent to from' the street. Separatin• g a 12- and .might be affected by the dis FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — An ordinance was pected iwxt month. He suggested "This investigation is continu another medical - building for car lot from the street is a land- tance requirement. that the committee wait unti' The board also authorized ing and there may be more ar The committee agreed to con adopted by the Township Committee, last night which they received variance ap- scaped area. Other parking is to the outcome of that hearing be- a contract with Bernard Kellenyi, rests," a spokesman said. sider the change, proval from the board last month. be available, in the rear of the which will require all subdivisions in'trie township fore taking any action. Red Bank architect, subject to a Among the equipment found Both structures were designed:by two buildings. revision, by its attorney concern- . having mor,e than 49 houses ;to ha^ve a central A Good Humor salesman was was a wooden mixing tub, about Bernard Kellenyi, Red Bank ar- The first proposed office struc- Kronheim Resigns ing the elimination of a reference six feet deep and' 12 feet wide, sewer system rather than septic tanks. issued a summons.two weeks ago chitect. . : ture is to be 62 feedback from EATONTQW_ N. - Th...e. resign._.„..„s to a clerk of the works for the and three plastic swimming for selling ice cream at 10, p.m The board last night agreed to the street. The effect of the site tion of Ltl Col. Paul Kronheim, The proposed ordinance, also carries a stipula- project. pools where the mixed mash, su- in violation of the ordinance. The recommend that Borough Council plan, Mr. Kellenyi told the board, (USAR-Ret.,) from the Zoning Mr. Kellenyi will receive a gar, water and other ingredients tion that previously established subdivisions which firm promptly sought the re- grant the second variance re- is to develop a "court" between commission based upon 6 per •were left to ferment. Two of Board of Adjustment was ac- have not yet had houses built on them must also straining order and announced quest, provided a minimum of 25 the earlier proposed building and cent of the estimated cost of the these were 20 feet across and cepted with regret last night by that it - would bring suit chal- parking spaces are made avail- another building,adjacent to the comply with the regulation for central sewerage. new school. tour feet deep, the other, 18 by Mayor arid Council. lenging constitutionality of the able. southern boundary of the land. Committeeman Norman Wagner said, There Resolutions setting Oct. 16 as 3 feet. Cbh Kronheim, a teacher In ordinance. Between both buildings, a com- All three structures are red the date for public referendum on All three had stuff in them Long Branch schools, has served will be no more septic tanks in large developments A court hearing on the sum- bined total of 53 parking spaces brick. Mr. Kellenyi pointed out. the bond issue also were adopted and the immediate area of the on the zoning board since Feb mons has been ctelayed at least will be provided, Mr. Kellenyi For II Physicians in this township after this ordinance has been last night. chicken coop reeked, police said. ruary, 1961. He resigned because until after tomorrow's hearing. told the board last.night. A total of II physicians will oc- adopted... and' the problems arising from septic Big Column he plans to move to West Long The firm holds that the ordi- Both variances are needed to .The cooking apparatus was (See DOCTORS, Page 2) Branch at the end of this month tanks in low areas will be solved." nance is arbitrary and unfair. built -around a 22-inch wide Board Wants metal column 10 feet long and •link about five feet into the Controls On (See STILL, Page 2) Brennan Seen Making a Strong Mark in Judicial History By JOHN KOLESAR after Brennan's surprise nomina- the court say he has not laid down late as 1948, when Brennan was written the landmark decisions of He was one of the state's strong- New Bridge TRENTON (AP)—Justice.Wil- tion to the court six years ago. any general theory to outline his a partner in one of the state's recent years. On cases involving est advocates of "discovery"—the OCEANPORT - The Board of liam J. Brennan Jr. of Rumson, Up jumped Sen. Joseph R. Mc- position. While Black wishes to leading law firms, handling lucra- religion there has been no evi- pre-trial disclosure of what each who has finished his sixth session Education last night resolved to I INDEX Carthy, R-Wis., with the charge apply to the Bill of Rights in its tive but quiet corporation affairs dence of any pro-Catholic bias— side in a trial had up its sleeve. on the United States Supreme that Brennan was unfit to serve petition the state Highway De- Page entirety to the states and Justice completely out of the public eye. he joined the majority in knock- He became a judge that year, Court, is already assured of a top on the court- This was within the partment and the county Board Adam & Eve 10 "Massive common sense" is the But the following eight years ing out a New York school pray- when former Republican Gov. Al- spot in New Jersey's historja. New Jersey tradition of the day, of Freeholders for safety meas- Allen-Scott 6 way one student of the court de er and dissented when the court fred E. Driscoll named him to the which saw the state produce many saw Brennan stage a meteoric ures in the vicinity of the new Amusements _ H In fact, Brennan gives promise scribes Brennan's method. ruled Sunday Blue Laws do not newly created Superior Court. In 1 targets for the late senator. rise in judicial circles, all of It Gooseneck Bridge. -Births* 2 of making a strong mark on the Most of this deep involvement due to Republican chief execu- violate the rights of Orthodox less than two years, Brennan was Hal Boyle _ - 4 nation's judicial history. And McCarthy was mostly angry in the nation's legal tides would tives—an Ironic fact considering Jews. serving on the Appellate Division, Board member Albert Weigel Bridge 16 much of that accomplishment about a couple of speeches Bren- have been impossible to predict as he is the son of an Irish immi- The importance of Brennan's the stale's second highest court. expressed concern about the in- Classified ...-.20-21 stems from the fact Brennan has nan had made on the Fifth grant who became a labor union appointment to the court became And two years later he was on tersection of Gooseneck Point Rd. Comics ..,...- 18 exported to Washington some of Amendment, but he was alone in leader and Democratic city com- apparent as early as June 3, 1957. the State Supreme Court, again and the bridge approach, which is Crossword Puzzle ...16 the things he learned in New Jer- his opposition to the appointment missioner in Newark. Brennan Qn that day he delivered two im through appointment by Driscoll. a school bus crossing. Editorials - 6 sey. when the Senate voted for con- himself never held any public of- portant majority opinions that Then President Eisenhower He said he would like to see Herblock , _ 6 New Jersey is generally rated firmation. fice until 1948 and was inactive stirred up a lot of grumbling made the surprise appointment of speed limits posted on the bridge, Movie Timetable 14 a "literal" state in such things politically. abound the nation and even gave Brennan to the U.S. Supreme school bus crossing signs erected, Obituaries 2 While Brennan frequently lines as racial integration, Individual the stock market a bad time for Court in 1956. Since Brennan was and flashing lights installed at Sylvia Porter « up with three other liberal jus- Contemporary Criticism liberty and court procedure. In a day or two. the junior member of the state both sides of the intersection. Television 14 tices on the court—Chief Justice There was some other con- all of these fields, Brennan stands court and a Democrat to boot, Social 10-11 Earl Warren and Justices Hugo temporary criticism of Brennan's In one decision, he ruled E.I. His recommendations will be with the Supreme Court's "liber- many Republicans were disap- George Sokclsky 6 Black and William O. Douglas- appointment. Some anti-Catholics du Pont de Nemours and Co. forwarded to the state and county al" wing. pointed, to say the least. Sports 18-19 he generally does it without their did not like the fact he was a would have to rid itself of its bodies. Some students of the high court Now 56, Brennan has a prospect Stock Market » sweeping pronouncements. The Catholic. And some Catholics did ownership of General Motors Mr. Weigel pointed out that au- credit Brennan with turning the of long service ahead of him on Successful Investing 3 others are more willing to rule not like it when Brennan told a Corp. stock. tomobiles are now crossing the tide of court decisions toward the the Supreme Court. The writers W. S. White _ - • laws unconstitutional. Brennan senate committee that no obliga- bridge at 50 miles per hour as liberal side starting in 1956, when .FBI Documents in legal journals expect him to will often get> the name . result tion of his faith was superior to opposed to the speed limit of IS he took his seat on the U.S. Su- In the second, he ruled that de- continue arriving at liberal con- merely by holding that faulty pro- his oath of office. miles per hour on the old bridge. Deal preme Court. cedure was used. fense attorneys must be shown clusions through the use of con- Since joining the court, Bren- Selling at public auction at the For a gentle, courteous man such any FBI documents used in ques- serVative reasoning, The crest of the new bridge Coats Galleries, 288 Norwood as Brennan. serving on a remote, A. Key Rote nan has become one of the tloning witnesses in a trial. While • is 500 to 600 feet lrom the inter- Avenue, Deal, New Jersey, Sat- cloistered body such as the Su- Though Brennan plays a key role staunchest judicial defenders of this decision—now famous as the Old Wagon Farm section, he said. urday, August II, personal prop- preme Court, there has been a re- on the court, most students of the Fifth Amendment and the p(her jencks Case-stirred up strong PEACHES are ready now for erty from the estate of Baroness markable amount of controversy Felix Frankfurter believes courts nine 'amendments that make up criticism from anti-Communist freezing and canning. We will A Clean Car Rides Better Von Hlller, Deceased. Exhibition In his high court career should seldom overrule legisla- the Bill of Rights. leaders, It wai hardly surprising have eating and cooking apples Butch's Automatic Car Wash. dally 9 to 3. Phone KE 1-3461. Surprise. Nomination tures, Brennan seems to take each He is now the court spokes- in view of Brennan's* background this week-end, Route 35 North of Across from AJkP, Newman -Adv. The controversy started soon on Its. own. Justice WiiiUm J. Si Jr.1 man on obscenity cases, having in the New Jersey court system. MlddleUwn.—Adv. Springs Rd., Red Bask.—Adv.' J-Thurwky, August ?. 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Gravel Road RedffiH [da Cantor Mew J«ney—Cooler Miry wife scattered shower*, fctfb 4 tat To School 1. Hu&tBTtU* V*B Schoick Dies, Wife OBITUARIES Briefs 70s. Cloudy tooitft with some Rd. drizzle In coastal ants, low from Kiverytow J. Hardwfec* the Dwifht Rd. TOKYO (AP)—Typhoon Opel Blasted across the the 50s in the northwest to near Red Bank Is Planned Of Comedian MRS. MARY KOSMA extension. BELFORD — Mrc Mary Kos- Japanese Island of Southern Hokkaido today, kill- the 60s in the Dr. and Mrs. William Copper- HIGHLANDS^-The Henry Hud- Only HOLLYWOOD (AP) • — Ida southeast. Be- thwaite, 105 East Bergen PL, said that while Cantor, wife of comedian Eddie tna, 87, of 566 Green Ave. died ing two persons and Injuring nine. Another was son Regional Board of Education Mr. Strong yesterday in the home of her coming fair and Red Bank, daughter, this morn- will settle dor a gravel road to these are desirabldi e projects theh y Cantor and the one for whom he reported missing. Opel swirled through South Ko- pleasant Fri- do not "warrant the expenditure sang his song "Ida" for many daughter, Mrs. Barth Hpckia of ing. the new junior-senior high sehool- 255 Sunrise PI. rea yesterday leaving 718 homeless, but oo casual- day, high for this year at least. >f funds which would be required years, died of a heart attack in Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Hill, 611 She was the widow of John ties were reported. More than 20 fishing boats the 70s. Holmdel Rd., Hazlet, daughter, The borough agreed several For right of way acquisition." her sleep yesterday. She was 70. Marine Kosma. Born in Hungary, Mrs. were reported sunk or wrecked. About 2,500 miles this morning. months ago to provide water By surfacing these roads the Cantor, also 70, suffering from Block Island Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McBride, consultant feels that Van heart ailment himself for sev- Kosma resided here 40 years. to Cape May and sewer facilities fir the new She was a member of St. Mary's to the southwest, typhoon Patsy, packing 86-mile 10 Walker Ter.. Middletown, Sthoick Rd. would siphon off a erii yearSi wu placed under — Northeast hilltop school, and also to pro- center winds', moved across the South China Sea daughter, yesterday. larger portion of traffic now an- gelation in their Beverly Hills Catholic Church, New Monmouth, winds through vide a paved street approximate- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brisco ly 1,100 feet into school grounds ticlpated for Red Hill Rd. and a member of the National toward the Red Chinese island of Hainan after Friday with Slavonic Society. Franklin, 62 West Washington from the intersection of Traveled He also contends that the ex The couple, childhood sweet- plowing through the central Philippines. speeds 10 to tension of Dwlght Rd. to Red Surviving, besides Mrs. Hockln, 15 knots except 15 to 20 knots Ave., Atlantic Highlands, son, Way and Grand Tour. hearts on the streets of New LONDON (AP)—American Nazi leader George yesterday. Hill Rd. would split traffic des- are four other daughter*, Mrs. near Block Island. Considerable At a Borough Council meeting tined tor Bamm Hollow Rd., andYork, married 48 years ago Joudlness with showers. Cloudy Monmouth Medical Center while Cantor was a struggling John Bullard of Salem, N, Y., Lincoln Rockwell gave a defiant Hitler salute to- Monday night, Mayor Cornelius would provide easier access tor Mrs. Robert Crocker of Summit, day as Britain deported him to the United States. with some drizzle tonight and Long Branch J. Gulney, Jr., said the borough residents of the Fairview and vaudeville comedian. riday, clearing Friday after- Mrs. John Naylor of this place, Bareheaded and wearing a brown suede jacket and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jameson, could not afford the expense of Nutswamp Rd. areas. They had five daughters who and Mrs. Irving Klrshbaum of noon. Visibility three to five Tennent Rd., Morganville, a paving the road during the cur- with Mrs. Cantor figured promi- sun glasses, the 44-year-old fuehrer of the Ameri- On the question of rights of Deal; a son, Andrew Kosma of miles today except less than one daughter, yesterday. rent budget year. Council, how- way for these roads, Mr. Strong nently in much of the banjo- Leonardo; eight grandchildren, can Nazi party was escorted by Scotland Yard mile in fog near Block Island Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Van ever, approved an emergency ap- eyed comedian's humor. The eld- also feels that they could be ob- est daughter, Marjorie, died of and 18 great-fgrandchlldren. detectives to the steps of a Pan American jetliner this morning. One to three miles Dyke, 55 Slocum PI., Long propriation of $32,000 to provide tained when subdivisions are pre- The Scott Funeral Home Is in in drizzle tonight and Friday Branch, daughter, yesterday. water and sewer facilities. sented to the local planners when cancer in 1W9. bound for Boston. Rockwell traveled tourist class, morning, improving to about five charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Rudner, Base Road adjacent lands start to be de- Mrs. Cantor died in the family and Scotland Yard paid the bill—$270.06. miles Friday afternoon. At last night's school board home where she had been suffer- 468 Middletown-Lincroft Rd., Mid- veloped.' JOHN E. THOMAS dletown, son, yesterday. meeting, Councilman Robert Die- Asked Study ing for some time with a heart TIDES bold told members the borough ailment. LITTLE SILVER — Jotal E. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mulllns, 173 The Township Committee had Thomas, 86, of 7 Manson PI. died (Sandy Hook) will cover the road with "state- requested its planning consultant Her maiden name was Ida Frazee Gosing in on Elliott Today — High 2:56 p.m. and Branch Ave., Red Bank, son, yes-approved" gravel and have it yesterday at the Ivy House Nurs- terday. to make a study on the impact of Tobias. Her father tried to get Home, Middletown. low 9:37 p.m. packed, rolled and oiled In time the proposed interchange on too Cantor to quit show business and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cos 'r. Thomas was bora to Form- At Wall; Feature to Stives Friday — High 3:05 a.m. and for the Sept. 10 school opening. al roads. go into the clothing business by, England, the ton of the late 3:56 p.m. and low 9:40 a.m. andtello, 3 Clarissa Dr., Middletown, 'You'll have a good base with him. John and Isabel McKeon Thom- 10:35 p.m. daughter, yesterday. The 12-page report deals with WALL TOWNSHIP - It Tom gaining at the end, but had no road," he told the board. such Items as existing road ca- But the orphaned Cantor's as. tnie Elliott Is to become the firsl chance to catch the front run- (For Red Bank and Rumson FltMn Referring to the municipality's pacities, existing traffic prob- widowed grandmother, Esther He was e retired bricklayer. three-time Wall Stadium modi- ner. bridge, add two hours; Sea Neptune commitment to pave the road, lems, traffic Impact of the inter- Caator, put her foot down. Being Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long -,— , . . Surviving isi a daughter, Mrs. fied champion, he'd better gel Third was Elton Hildreth of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr. Diebold said, "The borough change, and future traffic vol- a comedian, she said, was Just Charles Milts, with whom ha moving. Bridgeton, who came on late to Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Rd. 4, Howell Trailer Ct., Free- is not going1 to renege on this. as Important as selling fuits lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) made his home, and a (rand- The popular Toms River driv- challenge Dallenbach, while hold, daughter, yesterday. It's just a question of time." The study Involved seven "Anybody who can make you daughter. er, champ in 1954 and again in fourth spot went to Augia Mos- Mr, and Mrs. Robert Fitzger- The councilman said the cost CHICAGO (AP) - Cool roads — Red Hill, Everett, Van laugh," Eddie quoted her as Services will be held at 8:15 1960, is being strongly pressed chera of New Egypt. airald, Brickyard Rd., Freehold, of a water pump and tank to Schoick, Holland and Bamm Hoi saying, is like a doctor. Laughter a.m. tomorrow from the John E. by another former titieholder. spread across wide areas from son, yesterday. serve the school would be ap- The race was stopped once in the Northeast into the North Cen- low Rds., West Front St. and cures a lot of ills." Day Funeral Home, Red Bank. Pete Frazee of Rahway. the second lap when four cars Mr. and Mrs. Henry Revere, proximately 513,000 In addition A requiem mass will bs offered tral region today in the wake of 100 First St., Laurelton Trailer Laurel Ave. Cantor remained in show busi- Frazee moved within striking spun out on the third turn. In- severe thunderstorms in some to legal fees. Council awarded a According to the report, traf- ness, became t millionaire and at 9 a.m. in Nativity Catholic distance with a pair of fine races eluded in the smashup were Pdrk, Brick Township, daughter, contract to Ace Manzo, Inc., sections. yesterday. fic volume counts were taken lost it In the stock market crash Church, Fair Haven. Burial win over the past two weeks. He now Tony Battle of Normandy Beach, Matawan, oh Monday for Instal- be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Mid- The chilly air from the Hud- Mr. and Mrs. William LeMine, at: Everett Rd. and West Front of 1929 and then rebuilt his fi- . trails the slumping leader by Dave Hulse of Point Pleasant, lation of water arid sewer lines St., Everett Rd. and RedHiilRd. nancial fortunes. dletown. only 52 points — with 50 up for Dick Massing of East Brunswick son Bay region of Canada spread School St., Marlboro, daughter, slowly southward over the north- yesterday. for $14,913. The school board will Red Hill Rd. and Van Schoick He has been largely retired In grabs this Saturday night. and Jim Hoffman of English- pay $3,346 of this. Rd., Red Hill Rd. and Bamm LEWIS a BOYCE town. None were injured. east and Great Lakes region, set- recent years, spending his time With several 50-polnters 'Satisfactory' Hollow Rd., Holland Rd. and writing books and articles remi- HAZLET — Lewij H. Boyce, two double-point races still on ting off thunderstorms from low- AI Kemp of Saddle Brook, for- er Michigan southeastward George Lahey, vice president of Van Schoick Rd. — Laurel Ave, niscing on his long career and 91, of 2830 Rt. 35, died Wednes- the schedule, Elton Hildreth of mer three-quarter midget out- Couple, 80, 75, the board, told Mr. Diebold and Mr. Strong estimated that the philosophizing about life. He al- day in his home. Bridgeton, Wally Dallenbach of through the central Appalachians door champion, looked like into Maryland and Virginia. Councilman William McGowan- parkway at first would generate. so has been active in numerous Mr. Boyce was bom in South East Brunswick and Bill Me title-holder as he outclassed a Severe storms, with heavy that council's solution to the road at the peak hour, 190 cars charities. Araboy and had lived most of his Carthy of Freehold are also stil fine field of T.Q.'s in the co- Three Others, problem was satisfactory "for rain, hail and strong winds, hit through the Interchange travel- Survivors in addition to Cantor lite In the Matawan area. He was in the running. feature 30-lapper. Second was this year." ing from the east Chubby Hower of Middletown Pittsburgh and areas in Ohio, in- include the four daughters, Nata- a retired conductor with the Jer- . i Don Stumpf of Ridgefield Park. Hurt in Crash Selection of a teaching - staff S7S-Car Peak sey Central Railroad. seem* to have the sportsmen dt jftird was Sonny Saunders of cluding Toledo, causing some lia, Edna, Marilyn, Janet and property damage. Wind gusts up LONG BRANCH — Four per was completed With the hiring of At the peak hour, he estimated five grandchildren. He was member of the Mid- vision championship well in New York City. Miss Elizabeth M. White of hand.„_. . He holds a better than to 80 m.p.h. lashed the Toledo sons were hospitalized and anoth- that 575 vehicles would pass way Fire Company, Matawan, The 29-Iap novice feature was area, felling trees and disrupting er suffered lesser injuries in an Brielle. through the Interchange from and of the MaUwtn Presbyte- SCO-point lead over th» nearest taken by George McCurdy while Miss White will teach English «tJve competitor — Jerry Brit- telephone and electric service. accident yesterday on Fifth Ave., the west. rian Church, Van Brunt was second and Voor- Damage to three school buildings near Halberton St. and Spanish. Her salary was set The committee. which was 3 in Hospital His wife, Mrs. Ida M. Boyce, ton of Toms River. hees third. The novice division has also in Maumee, west of Toledo, was Police said a car driven by at $5,700. She is a graduate of handed the report Just before died In 1959. He is survived by turned Into • horse race, with Wall Stadium estimated at $100,000. A severe Benjamin Winfleld, 80, of 11 St. Elizabeth's College, Convent \its meeting last night, decided to After Crash several nieces and nephews, in- defending champion Stan Van Point Standings wind and rain storm also hit Beach Rd., Monmouth Beach, ap- Station, and has studied at St. give the report further study. cluding Charles E. Boyce, Jr., Brunt of West Long Branch MODIFIED Sterling, in northwestern Illinois. peared to have been on the wrong John's University, Newark State Critics of the New Jersey with whom he lived. mere 10 points ahead of the fast Temperatures dropped Into the side of the street and caused a College and the American Acade- Highway Authority's Interchange In Matawan Services will be held Friday at charging Bob Voorhees. A win *f?40s in some northern border head-on collision with a vehicle my of Dramatic Arts. project feel that upwards of $1 MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A 2 p.m. in the John W. Mehlen- er two by Voorhees in the up- areas of the cool belt and into driven by Mrs. Julia Ruscii, 47, Roy Querns, on-the-job repre- million would have to be spent Brooklyn "womw "to"in"critical beck Funeral Home here, with ' coming weeks could completely he 508 and 60s in most of the of 304 Chelsea Ave., this place. sentative of Micklewright and to Improve all access roads to condition in Rlverview Hospital Rev. Chester A. Galloway, pas- change the novice racing pic North Central region and New Mr. Winfleld and his wife, Mar- Mountford, architects for the the interchange. this morning as a result of an tor of the Mattwan Presbyte- England. Generally temperatures new building, reported that fin- The committee has taken the hire. BUI Blrge jjaret, 75, were admitted to automobile accident on Rt 35, rian Church, officiating. Burial Saturday's program at the sea outside the hot spots in the South- Monmouth Medical Center with shing touches to the school were that if Two passengers and the driver will be In Rosebili Cemetery, Charlie Muscatel will to shore oval headlines a 30-lap land were in the 60s and 70s. multiple cuts and fractures. being completed on schedule and ™P also were injureijd d IIn ththe mishapih . MatawanMt . Dave Hulse ... Showers fell in the warm and , towards the cost of ac and sportsmen division Mrs. Ruscii and her son, An- cited mid-August completion Police said the car, driven by humid sections of the south At- drew, 12, were also admitted to dates for Installation of lockers quiring rights of way on access Don Stumpf lantic states, but brought only iames F. Martin, 39, of 18 Karyn HARRY T.KOLLOCK contest for- the novices. A pair the hospital. Mrs. Ruscii had mul- and chalk boards and completion fads. Ter., Middletown Townihip, went of 12-Iap heat races and a 10- SPORTSMEN temporary relief. Heaviest rain- of the gymnasium floor and other The committee however, in- MIAMI, Fla. - Harry T. Kol- Chubby Hower , tiple Injuries and a possible frac- out of control about 3 a.m. and lock, 75, of 200 Northwest 58 Ct, lap consolation will be run' by Tall yesterday was three Inches ture, and her aon suffered head items. Library shelving, however, sists that the county take over the modified sportsmen along lack Hart __: In Tallahassee, Fla. maintenance of an feeder roads. crashed into the Matawan Creek died Monday in Jackson Memo- Parker Bohn and knee injuries. is not expected to arrive until bridge abutment. rial Hospital here. with two 10-lap heat races for Early morning temperatures Aug. 30. The county, on the other hand, Joe Severage . Robert Ruscii, 11, was released says it will not take over Red The woman in critical condition Born la Shrewsbury, he was the the novices. ranged from 93 In Needles, Calif., after treatment for head in- Starter Pete LaVanca drops Ed.J/ and Yuma, Ariz., to 44 in Hough- Hill Rd. maintenance. The road is Jane Posner, 33, of 7 East 17th son of the late Shepherd and En- the green flag at 8:30 p.m. terry Britton. ton, Mich. Some other readings uries. is narrow and winding and has St. She suffered cuts of the head ma McGinty Kollocfc. Mr. Kol- Don Stives, the sensational Art FlUbnmn .. l 288 and conditions: New York 73 Patrolman James Jones inves- Tax Appeals been described as inadequate for and a possible fracture of the lock resided in Red Bank for new racing star from Hights- NOVICE partly cloudy; Chicago 66, clear; tigated and Issued a summons for (Continued) heavy traffic loads anticipated spine and pelvis, police reported. many years and had lived here Stan Vaa Brunt 5 careless driving to Mr. Winfield. town, really came into his own Vaarhrr. Boston 62, rain; Washington 71 Wednesday, Aug. 22, 9 a.m., by some officials when the In- Mr. Martin, who has been 10 years. latt Saturday night as he drove Bob Vaorfcees .1 cloudy; Atlanta 70. clear; Miam Municipal Building, Eighth Ave. terchange opens. charged with careless driving He was a retired trainman for his sportsmen No. 81 to victory Tom.Green 1 77, clear; Louisville 73, clear; and River Rd., Belmar, for the Asks Opposition and failure to have a driver's li- the Central Railroad of New Jer- la the 30-lap stock car portion of George McCurdy Detroit 62, cloudy; St. Louis 72, boroughs of Spring Lake, Brielle, Martin V. Lawlor, Democratic cense and car registration in his sey. . the combination racing show. John Luhrs clear; Minneapolis 55, clear; Weekly- Manasquan, Sea Girt, Belmar, candidate for the Township Com- Surviving are his wife, Louise Dick Fisher possession, is in fair condition Stives, who had been* sur- Kansas City 72, clear; Denver 67, South Belmar and Spring Lake mittee, continued last nfght, to with cuts of the right eye. Tarnow Kollock; a son, Harry T. prise runner-up to Fraiee here a Mike Samn clear; Dallas 83, clear; Phoenix Heights and Wall Township. press the committee to take what Kollock, Jr., of Little Silver, two week ago. battled his way to the Pat Keeley .... — 88, clear; Seattle 58, clear; San Food he termed "a firmer stand op- Patricia O'Shaughnesy, 24, of sisters living in Lakewood, Bernle RezekowsU Friday, Sept. 7, 9 a.m., Bor- Brooklyn, is in fair condition, front early *nd held on. Second Francisco 65, cloudy; Los An- ough Hall, Bradley Beach, for posing the Interchange." Fla.; three grandchildren, two place went to Wally Dallenbach jeles 70, clear; Anchorage 56, Members of the committee ex- with ankle cuts and a dislocated great-grandchildren. Ocean Grove, the boroughs of hip. Dorothy Gercki, 21, also of of East Brunswick in his fast cloudy, and Honolulu 76, cloudy, Review Bradley Beach, Neptune City and pressed the view that their po- Services will be Saturday at No. 14 modified. Dallenbach was sition was clear and that the au- Brooklyn, was treated in River- Avon and Neptune Township. view tor face and 12:30 p.m. in the Worden Fu- By The Associated Press Friday, Sept. 14,9 a.m., District thority was going to build the ^ released. neral Home, Red Bank, with Rev. County Wills A candidate for mealtime interchange at Red Hill Rd. re- Mr. Martin will be arraigned in Court Rooms, Asbury Park, City Municipal Court Aug. 21, police W. Gordon Lowden of the Red BASEBALL Rotary Qub variety this weekend is scallops, of Asbury Park. gardless of the committee's feel- Bank Methodist Church officiat- FREEHOLD -r The following featured at many groceries over ings on the matter. reported. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS wills were probated here recent- The board also states that all ing. Burial will be in Fair View the country during scallop fes- Mrs. Irving T. Bartlett, Kings Cemetery, Middletown. American League ly by Surrogate Edward C. Changes Site tival promotions. individuals who wish to appeal Hwy., charged that because W. L. Pet G.B. Broege: must appear in person or be rep- •£&£ Today In One national chain is featur- MRS. MARIE GRMALDI New York _.. 67 43 .609 THERESA D.L. NAYLOR ing these succulent morsels at resented by an attorneyattorney, andd that availablibie to her, a group of citi- Washington Los Angeles 64 49 .5664]4 Marlboro, who died July 22, left Of Meetings 59 cents a pound in its New all appealing corporations must zens were thwarted in an at- By The Associated Press KEYPORT — Mrs. Marie Gri- Minnesota 63 50 .558 her estate to Judge John C. Gior- EATONTOWN - Alex Her, new York area outlets. be represented by an attorney. tempt to take legal action SENATE maldi, 85, of 2116 Florence Ave., died Wednesday In her borne aft- Baltimore 58 56 .509 11dano and Superior Court Judge president of the Rotary Club, an- Considering that scallops are against construction of the inter- Considers minor bills. Cleveland 55 56 .495 J. Edward Knight "for the kind- nounced today that all future pure eating-no bones, shell, fat change. Investigations subcommittee er a short illness. Chicago 55 58 .491 m ness and consideration they haw luncheon meetings of the organl-or gristle—this makes a very Still She charged that the minutes continues hearings on Billie Sol Mrs, Grimaldi was bora in It- Detroit 54 57 .486 shown me and my deceased hus aly. She had lived here six years. 13 zation would be held at The Col- economica• l- mai•n course. For (Continued) were in the Atlantic Highlands Estes case, Kansas City 52 62 .456 band, Walter C. Naylor." onnade Restaurant in the Mon-those who Insist on red meat, office of Howard W. Roberts, Armed Services Committee Her husband was the late An- Boston 50 61 .450 17 ground. Agents said it was one township clerk. Instead of thony Grimaldi. •' 17*$ DAISY HANCE, Red Bank, mouth Shopping Center. however, there is si wide selection i holds hearing on nomination of Washington 42 69 .378 who died June 20, left her es- of beef and pork cuts. of the thickest columns seized township' hall and that she had Gen. Taylor to be chairman of Surviving are four sons, Junes, Mr. Her stated that the central in recent years. Wednesday'd s Results tate to her brother, Lester location, accommodations and Ribs of beef (offered at 59 to wait until the minutes were the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Mario and Anthony Grimaldi, at New York 34, Baltimore 2-4 Hance. ample parking facilities suit the cents a pound by one chain) and Hundreds of plastic gallon con- brought back to town halI Foreign Relations Committee home, and Philip Grimaldi of Los Angeles 5-7, Chicago 1-5 round steaks are popular in the tainers, ready to be Tilled, were she could get to see them. continues hearings on communi- South Amboy; two daughters, LOUISE A. BRUECK, Red club's immediate plans for an also confiscated. Detroit 6-10, Washington 5-3 Bank, who died July 22, left her accelerated program of activities northeast. Southeastern stores cations satellite bill. Mrs. James Purcell of this place Boston 6, Cleveland 0 and expanded membership. highlight rib and cube straks and It was so far removed from HOUSE and Mrs. Leonard Eastmond of estate to her daughter, Louise the road and other buildings, Kansas City 4, Minnesota 3 Sharpless. ground beef. Louis Seeks Considers minor bills. Miami, Fla.; a grandchild, and Today's Games The first luncheon meeting at odor gave no notice to residents JOSEPH L. PRATE, Red the new location will be held at Midwestern markets are fea- Foreign Affairs Committee two great-grandchildren. Baltimore at New York (N) turing chuck roasts and ground or passersby. But up close, as Moore Fight holds closed session to consider Day's Funeral Home, Keyport, Bank, who died July 16, llef t hihis noon Tuesday. The meeting of one trooper put It: "It would Los Angeles at Chicago estate to his sister, Delena beef. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Joe UN bond purchase bill. is in charge of arrangements. Minnesota at Kansas City Aug. 21 will feature the instaila- knock you over. It takes a strong Prate. ion of new members. Pork features Include smoked Louis, new president of United Judiciary subcommittee re- Detroit at Washington (N) hsrru, picnics and smoked butts. head and stomach to stand up World Enterprises, yesterday sumes hearings on wiretapping AUGUST T. MINER, SR., Mid- against it." BROOKLYN VISITOR Cleveland at Boston The poultry category continues telegraphed an offer to Archie bills. HAZLET — Mr. and Mr». Wal- Friday's Games dletown, who died July 27, left The raid was directed by his estate to his children, to feature turkeys and fryers, Moore and Cassius Clay to fight Senate-House Economic Com ter D. Brown, Jr., of 2889 Rt. 35, Baltimore at Boston (N) with some shops highlighting State Police, ttie state Alcohol and here on an unspecified date. mittee continues hearings on the gust, Jr., Louise E., and Grace Doctors Tobacco Tax Division, the state had as their weekend guest Mri. Detroit at New York (N) reck cornish hens. The ex-world heavyweight state of the economy. Stanley Gordon of Brooklyn. Cleveland at Washington (N) M Miner. (Continued) Alcoholic Beverage Control Di cupy the buildings. The building Garden production continues to champion offered Moore of San Chicago at Kansas City (N) ETHEL REID, West Long ;enerate a wide spectrum of sea- vision, and the U.S. Alcohol Tax Branch, who died July 17, left proposed last night will house six Unit. Diego, the tlghUieavywelght ByBlaU Minnesota at Los Angeles (N) sonally priced, fresh vegetables, king, $50,000 against 35 per cent EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? her estate to her brother, Harry professional suites, Mr. Kelienyi Lt. William Kennedy headed said. Dr. William L. Wood, an of- nd canned and frozen versions of the gate, and $5,000 training National League C. Reid. are on sale many places against the state police contingent which ficer of Boardmoor, said the ncluded Detectives George "fepenses. The deal for Clay, W. L. Pet. G.B. KENNETH R. SMITH, Red the competition of the new crop. No. 3 ranked Los Angeles 78 37 .678 Bank, who died July 9; HARRY firm hopes to rent the space to Smith and Robert Dorian and heavyweight, of an orthopedic surgeon, a general Salad eating Is at its crispy Louisville, would be $25,000 or 25 San Francisco . 72 42 .632 5J4 A. PETTERSON, Middletown best with lettuces, kale, escarole, Troopers Edward Wilkie, Louis surgeon, an obstetrician and a Teranto, Erlck Tappert and Jo- per cent of the gate, whichever Cincinnati — . 67 46 .593 10 who died July 23; GEORGE J. endive, romaine, chard and okra Is greater, plus $2,000 for train- Pittsburgh 63 49 .563 FERNETT, Matawan Township brain surgeon and two other spe- seph Nasti. cialists. regional attractions. Carrots and ing costs. ANPIA/WEPING1HIS Bt. Louis 64 50 .561 who died July 11 and ROBERT radishes add crunchy color and Former State Police MaJ. Hugo 54 .526 E. GARDENER, who died July Dr. Wood and Drs. Alfred J. Stockburger, now with the state Milwaukee 60 celery, cucumbers, and cabbage MANASQUAN VISITORS POISON IVY neve? Philadelphia _ 51 64 .443 27 19, and PETER L. McCANN, Kolarsick, Robert B. Robertson, are also featured. ABC, and Paul Hankins, of the who died July 11, both of Key- William A. Jamison and Charles U.S. ATU office at Newark, MORGANVILLE — Mr. and Chicago 42 72 .368 Other vegetable specials in- Mrs. Alfred LaMura and chil- Houston 40 71 .360 36 port, left their estates to their Paterno will occupy the other fa- clude artichokes, onions, toma headed the undercover agents In plalnclothes. dren Alfred, Ruthann and Eu- New York 30 82 .268 46 respective wives. ility. toes, sweet potatoes and peas. ;fne, Tennent Rd., were Sunday Wednesday's Results MYRA C. OLSEN, Long Mrs. Laura Rudolph, Planning Fruits highlighted this weekend guests of Mrs. Wilbur Errickson Los Angeles 3, Philadelphia 1 Branch, who died July 26, left Board secretary, told the board regionally include peaches, early 12-Story Apartment of Manasquan. New York 5, San Francisco her estate to her husband. she knew of no objectors to the pears, seedless grapes, water- St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 0 plans. She said she resided in the melons, cantaloupes, summer ap- Decision Postponed area of the doctors' project. RED BANK—The Zoning Board RECORD HOP Cincinnati 4, Houston 0 NO TAKERS ples, figs, plums and nectarines. HOLMDEL - The Holmdel Chicago 12, Milwaukee 4 BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Boradmoor Co. was represent- of Adjustment has postponed until ed by Emest Fasano of the Red Sept. 12 action on an application Recreation Commission will Today's Games In the interest of safety the sponsor a record hop Saturday at Philadelphia at Los Angeles (N) Birmingham Junior Chamber of Bank law firm of Doremus, Rus- Fatally Stricken to erect a 12-story apartment sell, Fasano and Nicosia, p.m. in Holmdel Elementary New York at San Francisco Commerce gave a member $5 SEA BRIGHT—Ernest deck. building at 28 Riverside Ave. School. Local high school students Chicago at Milwaukee and told him to jaywalk across 5, of 104 East 81 St., New York Maxwell Klarln, board chair- and their guests are Invite^ to Cincinnati at Houston (N) downtown streets. VISIT BROTHER 'Ity, who has spent summers in man, said last night the zoning attend. Only games scheduled The first publlc-mlnded citizen HAZLET — Rev. Vincent J. lea Bright for the past several unit plans to study legal briefs Friday's Games who called him down would get Plscltelli of Hyde Park, Mass., 'ears, died of a heart attack this submitted by Interested attor- AT GAME FARM Pittsburgh at Chicago the $5. .nd Mrs. Albert DiBlaslo and morning in his residence, 624 neys. HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Ed- New-York at Cincinnati (N) No one but Jaycee officials Hiss Margaret DiBlasio of Mel- icean Ave. Gramercy Associates, Ltd., ward H. Johnson and daughter Philadelphia at St. Louis (N) and city police knew the Jay- ford, Mass., visited their brother He was pronuonced dead at New York, mft the applicants. Gayle, Main St., and Miss Jan- Milwaukee at Houston (N) walker. and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. a.m. by Dr. C. J, Scapellino The zoning code restricts the Ice Layton, Beers St., visited the 'Lot Angela it San Francisco He walked for a full month Joseph Piseitelli and family, Ityol Red Bank, Police Chief Gilbert height of buildings in the area CatikiH Game- Farm In Catskllf, and still had the $5. Jethany Rd, last weekend. Boyer said. to six stories. N. Y., last week. f L h Complete* Coune BED BANK REGISTER We Tho^Mhsiie's LETTERS Taandiy, August 9, Investing ON SRBUHAIfBE M Stepbtavffie Blvd. Permanent Tobacco Shares Affected , Death Knell Sounds MMdletown, N, J. Aug. 7, 1962, Milk Refund By British Smoke Report By RALPH DIGHTON tug duck chained to a penra-' To the Editor: nent launch site, it can be fiied LOS ANGELES (AP) - The At a Democratic freeholder! By ROGER E. SPEAR from trucks or surface ships. death knell of an historic missile candidate living in MMdletown, Ban Mulled Q.—''I am concerned about our it* price-to-«arnlngs ratio became! and the birth pangs of a new Solid fuels mean that the Mid am aware of the present and By CT FOX Reynolds Tobacco stock which [30, unprecedented (or » tobacco concept in . space age warfare Mid-Range Ballistic Missile. browing need for an additional NEWARK (AP)-Superior Court teems to bav» declined more stock. were recorded on the same day cheaper to launch. Some ex- parkway interchange In the Mld- udge Nelson K. Mints was con- •evenly than the other tobaccos. The subsequent decline has on- opposite sides of the Atlantic. perts figure the cost per pound dletown-Holmde! area. Ever sidering today a motion for a of payload delivered on target at Can yon Wl me why this shouldbeen a correction of that over- On that day, Aug. 1. British since the Monmouth County permanent Injunction against the half that for liquid rockets. be?" J.C. valuation. It has been sharpened Defense Minister Peter Throney' Board of Freeholder! requested issuance of milk refund certifi- The Mid-Range Missile could A.—Yes in- by the British health scare on croft announced hi London: "AT' construction of an interchange at cates by three New Jersey dair- cigarette* which has affected all be given the same range as deed, and very rangements under which Thor Ked Hill Rd. last April, .com- s. i simply. Rey- makers. Reynolds still sells at a Thor—1,500 mlles-but strategists missiles are stationed in this plexities surrounding the Inter- At a 4% hour hearing Wednes- figure 1,000 miles will reach I he nolds has de- tower yield than any other in its country should be brought to an change question seemed to grow, day, Mlntz continued In effect e group and at a higher earnings targets it Is designed to hit—those dined more end during the course of the next Many of us have read with temporary Injunction against the multiple. I would certainly hold around the perimeter of the So- than other cig- year." amazement The Red Bank Reg- dairies pending a decision in the arette makers my shares. viet bloc. Interior targets fall In matter which is expected next On the same day the U. S. Air ister of Aug. I which included because it went Q.—"I am 18 yean old with a the range of the intercontinental James G. Parker Force announced in Washington the astounding statement of the up much faster small savings account, 10 shares giants. JCP&L VETERAN—Jamas G. the award of contracts for de- incumbent Republican freeholder State Asst Atty. Gen, Theo- and higher. Of of American Telephone and 40 Even though replaced militarily dore I. Botter told the court that velopment of a Mobile-Mid-Range Ralph V. Alvino candidate that the board refuses the entire shares of Transition. I know the Parker, 22 Brown PI., Oak- by the Mid-Range, the historic denial of the state's motion would Ballistic Missile (MMRBM). to accept responsibility for "the SPEAR ' group, your latter Is speculative, but I won't Thor will be around a few years FAIR HAVEN - Ralph V. Al- deprive the Office of Milk Indus- hurst, will celebrate his 30th The days of the 1,500-mile Thor, location of any Interchange. company has for several years need the money for many years. as a satellite launcher. It can vino, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph try of Its means for enforcing anniversary Friday as, an em- the Western world's first weapon Let us look further Into the role been considered the leader in Do you think Tiansltron has good hurl payioads up to 4,000 pounds Alvino, Harvard Rd., has com- price controls on milk in the state. capable of hurling atomic retali- of the freeholders In this mat marketing and in growth. Reflect- long-term growth prospects?" ploye* of Jtrsey Central into 100-mlle-hlgh orbits end pleted a six-week course training The dairies involved in the hear- ation across the Iron Curtain, ing these factors, Reynolds got S.B. smaller payloads into higher or- him as an auto body technician. ing were Garden State Farms, Power & Light Company, Mr. thus have been numbered. By the up to a level in 1961 where its A. It is very comforting oc- bits. It has been the booster for The course, at General Motors In a prepared statement April Inc. of Midland Park, Lampert Parker Is a lineman, tint close of 1963 Its usefulness as a yield was only 1% per cent and casionally to encounter a young the Tiros weather satellite, the Training Center, Union, was spon- 11, 1962, the director of the Dairy Farms Inc. of Linden and ballistic missile will be ended. man like yourself who is capable dais, with headquarters Telstar communications satellite sored by his employer, McCarthy Board of Freeholders requested Meadle Dairy Farms of Belle- Skybott, Then MMRBM Motors of Atlantic Highlands. of taking the long view. I am the electric utility's Red Bank and the military Discoverer sat- "the Highway Authority to con- ville. sorry to say that I am not "im- Never intended to span the At-. ellites. Mr. Alvino is a graduate of struct an interchange... at Red Mintz also ruled that Floyd R. Heavy Sales pressed with tire outlook for Tran- District. Ha is married to [antic or Pacific from continental Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Hill Rd. In Middletown Town- Hoffman, director of the OMI, sitron and I see little attraction the former Sara Cottrell of U. S. bases, the intermediate High School where he partid-l ship." (Red Bank Register, p. 2, should be available for examina- in holding these shares. The com- pated in football, baseball, and Cive Boost Oakhurtt, range Thor was designed for April 12, 1962) tion by attorneys for the dairies pany is a big and efficient maker launching from European sites. Percy Sherman wrestling. Around 9:45 a.m. on June 32, at the time a decision on the in- of semiconductors, a business Some 60 were set up at four1 1962, the director of the Board junction Is handed down. To Market which has been hurt badly by in- U.S.S. Jersey bases In England. Stored above of Freeholders announced an Nicholas Martini, attorney for NEW. YORK (AP) - Heavy '«* competition. ground, they were vulnerable but agreement between thi county, Garden State, said an applica- buying in the final hour of trad- In addition, four mutual funds 1 tion for a contempt citation Off to Philly were the best the United States (Continued) municipalities and authority pro Ing produced" the'kock" market's have brought suit against the had until the intercontinental Shop on Broad St viding for the purchase of rights against Hoffman would be first advance of the week yester- directors of Tiansitron for sub- BAYONNE (AP) — The bat- Atlas and Titan, with four times were used by the Nero firm as of-way, construction, and rnaln-|dropped if he answered ques- RED BANK — Percy Sherman, divers for the job. j y stantlal damages, alleging that tleship VSS New Jersey was the range of the Thor, were tuns" "satisfactorily." who has been In the interior dec- He claims that Anthony Vaca- tenance of roads. There is some Volume totaled 3.08 million registration statement! filed with en route to Philadelphia today rushed to operational status. orating business In Red Bank 25 question as to whether such Hoffman did not appear at a shares compared with 2.97 mil-the SEC in 195$ and 1960, con- in tow of a Navy tug. relli, another borough employee, deposition bearing in Paterson Great Britain plans ro replace years, has announced his retire- was paid $50 for use of his boa1 agreement was actually made. lion Tuesday. talned false and misleading state- The battleship left here the Thor as soon as possible with ment from that field and plans An editorial in The Register, last Monday. The Dow Jones industrial av-ments. The people who run yesterday and b expected to for three to four hours on three The dairies sought to end the wage closed 2.59 higher at 590.94 Transltron are very able, but the less vulnerable Skybolt, a 1,- to open a specialty shop on Broad separate occasions during the Job April 17,1962, commenting on the; arrive In Philadelphia late to- 000 mile missile launched from St hi the near future. delay in construction of the inter- temporary Injunction on grounds after having lagged more than they've got a big Job ahead of morrow. while the firm actually charged the refund certificates did not vi-v them to rebuild the company's jet bombers. Later the Skybolts the borough $1,050 for the boat change, stated: "Returning from 4 points at 1 p.m. The Navy said the transfer may be supplemented by the a Mexico vacation,., (the free- date OMI regulations. from toe New York Naval The mayor also contends that Of 1.212 Issues traded, 533 ad-|eamings and public Image, Range will be cheaper to build, holder director)., entered the Martini said an injunction, tem- vanced, 423 declined, 24 set 1962 Shipyard here Is part ef a a foreman was never at the Job. A New Concept picture with a poHcy of blunder porary or permanent, wouU cur- lows and two, Caterpillar Trac- program of relocating the At- An Informal hearing was held bl Id f hli I tail the dairy's right to Inform tor preferred and Curtis-Wright, lantic Group Reserve fleet' The midrange missile Is more with Michael Nero, head of the and bluster. Instead of helping the public of "what ha termed the were at new highs. 3 Ex-School The Navy Is considering a than a follow-on version of the firm, July 25. At that time he to solve the question, he helped "excessively high minimum Of the 15 most active issues 10 request by Sen. Harrison A. intermediate range Thor—it is a denied that his bill was inac- to confuse it,.. (his) suggestion [price'1 set for milk by the OMI. advanced, three declined and two Board Men Williams, it., D-N.J., that the new concept that extends the mo- curate. of a Jury-rigged interchange al Botter countered that lifting of were unchanged. battleship be turned over to bility of the submarine-launched Contract Basts Red Hill Rd., with a tie-in road the injunction would, lead to Certain-Teed Products led the: New Jersey for use as a Polaris missile to land launch- Mr. Nero said he was given the to the east, would help contrib- "wholesale violations (of the price way, on 72,000 shares, closing Fined $3,000 shrine. ing!!. job on tht contract basis for re- ute to traffic bottlenecks. We saj controls) throughout the dairy in- unchanged at 19M- Company When perfected the Mid-Range pairing a break in the outfall be has come up with a political JERSEY CITY (AP) - Three The Navy has told Williams dustry." management expects third quar- missile will have many advan- line at a cost of $2,500 to $2,700. answer to what ii really an eco- former city school officials and that It wants the New Jersey He insisted, and the dairy rep- ter profit to exceed the second in Its Reserve fleet but would tages, most of them based on the At the time the work was au- nomic and engineering problem." the president of a New York thorized by C. Bernard Blum, resentatives denied, that the firms quarter. contracting concern have been consider giving her to the state fact that is propelled by solid On July 19. 1982, The Register had committed "habitual viola- Martin-Marietta, No. 1 the last when she is no longer needed* fuels rather than the liquid fuels borough manager, it was believed published certain "Behind-the- tions" of the price control regula- two. days, was second most ac- of the Thor. that there was only one break scenes-Facts." tion. Botter said the law pro- tive on 55,300 shares. It in the line. On July 28, 1962, the freeholder competitive bidding law. Solid fuels, molded into the vided for permanent Injunctions H lower at 20. Aluminum Ltd. Mr. Nero said he itemized the director stated, "I have no com- Hudson County Judge Sol rocket at the factory, mean that as a measure against such was next on 42,300 shares, gain- Asks an End bill because It was requested by ments on any developments or Schulman imposed the penalties the Mid-Range. like ita silo-stored breaches. ing % at 21%. The company re-) big brother Minuteman, • can be Mr. Blum. personal holdings/' (Red Bank ported sharply higher first ' on John P. Sheeh Three Breaks He claimed the dairies, in is- York St; Louis Panga- To Shipyards' fired on an instant's notice. There Register, July 26, 1982, p. 1). suing the certificates, had tried earnings. Is no need for fueling at file site Mr. Nero also claimed that he On Aug. 1, 1962, The Register ro, 52, 55 Storms Ave., and John hired Mr. Davis to do the diving to "take the law into their own Among the volatile growth Is- Roraanowski, 47, 730 Broad Ave., before launching. on page one reports that "Fn hands, to establish the rule of the sues IBM gained fc%. Polaroid and secure boats for the Job. Ridgeiield, and Barnett Levine, Differentials More Mobility holders Won't Take Responsil T-as up 2, Xerox was ahead """ Percy Sherman The breaks were reportedly 53, president of the firm that had WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Solid fuels mean that the Mid- ity" for plan to put a new inter and Texas Instruments, up 2%. Harrison A., Wpams, Jr., D- Mr. Sherman has sold his In- about 1,100 feet out In the bay. change at Red Hill Rd. This re- been awarded a contract Range Missile, like its older sis- The line extends into the bay Yesterday's closing stocks: A jury returned a guilty ver- N.J.. has asked for elimination terest in Sherman Workrooms, port was made despite tha fact ter Polaris, has mobility. No slt-j 1 at the toot of Main St of the 6 per cent differential en- 4tB Broad St, Shrewsbury, to his the freeholders initially requ«st*a|Ma Duncan, Indict in June 12. Mr. Nero said he would »tand Johae %S*Man In joyed by West Coast shipyards associate, Earie M. Kaplan, who' the interchange and the directo JOMI * L A $100 fine was Imposed on by his bill and the fact that he1 in bidding on federally subsidized will continue the business under refused comment after facts re- l<he firm, General Restoration was hired at a lump sum price. Hired Killers Co., 2360 Park Ave., New YYorkk . merchant Ships. Pair Fails the trade name Shrewsbury Dec- leased by Register on July 18, gun. There was justification for the orators. "1 don't care about the itemized Kenaecotl The defendants were accused bill," he said. 1962. Koppen provision when it was enacted For many years, Mr. Sherman Knife, M evading the bidding law in The borough appropriated $20, When it appeared evident thai Are Executed in 1936 to build up the nation's To Scale conducted Sherman Decorators Am Btk Sh Kroier a supplemental contract Issuedl 000 to cover the cost of all Marci our own elected public officials, SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (AP)-A Am Cm Ltniin cut at 45 Broad St. as a full interior Am Cnl Leh Port C to General Restoration Co. Injship construction capacity, Wil- 6 damage repair work on munlci the Board of Freeholders, would triple execution In San Quentin An vW 2H4 Lea Val InJ Hams said yesterday, but it is decorating service with Sherman Am Mot 1SK Leh Val RR. 1960 for replacing steel lintels for Long's Peak pal facilities. commit themselves to a policy Prison's gas chamber Wednesday LOF Glm now outmoded and unfair. Workrooms as an adjunct. Since Am Bmtll 48 windows at Public School 34. ESTES PARK, Colo..(AP) - , The borough will pay for thb of inaction in this matter, thi wrote the final chapter in a gro- Am 8td 13 Lib UcNUi Williams said in a statement the Sherman Am Tel Til HOH LtOtioa Btf SI* Sheehan is a former president Two climbers gave up their at- sn°P work and be reimbursed by the following telegram was sent tesque story of obsessive mother Am Tot. 31 Hack Trk the differential recently worked Mara* Oil „ of the Board of Education. Pan- tempt to scale the 1,010-foot was destroyed by fire two years state. shortly before 8 a.m. on Aug. 1, love. . Am VIICOH Martin 11 to the disadvantage of the New Amp Inc 33' KK garo was supervising architect of sheer east face of 14,255-foo ago, Mr. Sherman has devoted 1962: Elizabeth (Ma) Duncan, 38, was AotoomJa lltick York Shipbuilding Corp., Cam- Fear Suit MOM 4»3 the school board and Romanow- Long's Peak yesterday after om full time to Sherman Workrooms, executed for plotting and paying Annco 8U Won M*M den, N. J. Both Councilmen Lohsen am "Honorable Richard J. Hughes , Armour Mo Pan A ski had been business manager. of them apparently became ill. Mr. Sherman said for the murder of her pregnant Armst Cfc Moot w*nl A San Diego, Calif., firm won to rescind State Houst Ami on Nat Blic John Wharton, 22, of Prince- dalty shop will feature fine lin- authorization for payment of thi Trenton, New Jersey daughter-in-law four years ago so AteldMB N cam Re| a contract fpr two ships although ens and bathroom fashions. He Atl lUfln Hat Dairy ton, NJ., and Dale Johnson, 31, bills because they feared tha Request you delay proceedings she could keep her youngest son Nat DUtUl its bid was $1,703,174 above the will be assorted by his wife, Mrs. to herself.. Hat anm lowest bid submitted by New of Boulder, Colo., gave up about the borough would be subject to for parkway Interchange at Red Nat Steel Employers Told half-way up the rock wail known Rose Sherman, who has served litigation. 1 It was a futile killing. For NT Central York Ship, Williams sail Hill Road. Disagreement among as The Diamond during the sec- as a decorating consultant with Frank Duncan, now 33, married Nla H Pw "Thus, almost $2 million was George E. Ostrov, borough at officials on allocation of costs or No Am AT ond day of their climb. him for many years. again. H«r Pac Of Tax Duties paid out unnecessarily by the torney, feels that if there is t crash program to Middletown, Knt Alrlln The pair spent Tuesday night "In recent years there has been court fight the borough stands Holmdel, and Monmouth County, Yet her love was reciprocated. Norwich Pb CAMDEN — William F. Culll- U.S. government," he added. a growing importance attached to Outb Itir on a narrow ledge and, when a good chance to win. Strong public opposition to ap Frank, with his present wife and Oweu III 01 ney, district director of .the U.S. elegance In linens and bathroom Fan A W Air Wharton became ill, Johnson at- The rift also heralds a clear- proval of project warrants fur law partner, Elinor Chandler Dun- Panm Plct Internal Revenue Service, has accessories. We feel that with our tempted to continue on by him- cut break between the mayor ther study before final decision. can, fought through the courts, Penney, JO advised employers liable for In- Variance Applicants years of experience in tills field self. Park officials said John- and Mr. Kinlln—his running mate Victor Gerdes, Democratli trying to save her life, until two come tax withheld and Social To Pay Ad Costs son climbed about 104 feet be- we can offer a valuable service in the last municipal election. minutes before the execution. Security taxes in- excess of $100 freeholder candidate—Monmouth 1 fore he returned to bis compan- to the discriminating home own- Previously there had been re- But no tears were shed In San Pblll P«t for the month of July that they FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP -file County er," Mr. Sherman said. ports that a break was in the Quentin's little green-walled room Pit Steel must deposit this tax money Township Committee last night ion. Martin V. Lawler — Demo Coca Col* Pub Sf BAG Johnson, contacted later at A former president of the Red D-JH. These reports were denied when Ma Duncan died, shortly Coll Pal Puunuui 3K with a depository by Aug. 15. introduced an ordinance which cratic candidate - Middletown Pan oil Shelter Cabin at the base of the Bank Community Chamber of t first by both men. after 10 a.m., tight lipped and Oolum an "*' The deposits, he said, may be would require all applicants for a Twp. Committee. 1 801' RCA 4I«4 peak, did not disclose the nature The mayor became angered re- staring straight ahead into noth- made in local authorized banks a variance before the Board of Commerce, Mr. Sherman said he Earl Moody—Middletown Twp, of Wharton's illness. will open the shop on _ Broad|cenUy. however, with Mr. KlnliB ingness. XeTkm or In Federal Reserve banks. Adjustment to pay all costs of Committee SraHu The Diamond has been scaled Street because he has "Implicil over a difference in opinion re- The tears came three hours era *•" Ker Toe If any employers are confused advertising. At present, such Archie R. Price, Jr, Democrat- Cruc 811 only once before, by two Call- faith in the continued growth o( garding appointment of a heart later for one of the two small- Rob Pulton costs are paid by the board. ic candidate—Holmdel Twp. Com' CurtUa Wf Et Jot Lead about employment tax proce- fornlans in 1960. They got about Downtown Red Bank as the superintendent. time criminals who said Ma Dun- Ml. * Hid 8t Rer Pas dures, Mr. Culllney said they can A request was forwarded to the mtttee Mot Sup Bean Hoeb 150 feet higher the first day than prime shopping center in Mon- First Break can promised $6,000 and paid $360 Shell on receive a copy of Circular E. Board of Freeholders for widen- Edward J. Roth—Democrat! Xwr a»m Wharton and Johnson. mouth County." That was the first time Mr, for the November 1958 Wiling of Sinclair "Employers Tax Guide," from ing of the bridge on Hall Mills candidate — Middletown Twp. y Font smith. AO Kinlin combined forces with Mr. Olga Duncan, 30, near Santa Sooonjr any local ofice of the Internal Rd. The township is widening Committee." Son Pat Lohsen against the mayor. Barbara. End John Sou Ry Revenue Service. In it, he said, the road itself, and Mayor Albert On Aug. 3, 1962, the headline: Brie Lae« A half-brother wept when cya- Sperrr- Rd are full instructions, tables and Today's Bashm Mirror: Tuesday nights action over thi 11C Cp Std Brand V. McCormlck explained that in The Red Bank Register read, nide gas choked off the inaudible nrutou Std Oil Cal percentage methods for comput- bill broke the partnership widi Etd OU NJ the widening of the road was un- 'Red Hill Contract Award Is De- laughter of Augustine Baldonado, ttfcta ing the necessary taxes. open ffijrffijr iKfcoa dertaken as a safety measure. Mayor Collichlo also ralsec layed." Thus, those requesting 28. Strapped beside Baldonado and Texaco Deposits, he said, should be re- delay had been successful. M Accept Tex a Pro! Township Attorney Arnold Tan- questions about the $1,300 bill talking with him was his fellow On Clf« Teuton corded on Form 450, a blank pre- ner was authorized to prepare an Will Tax Rates Stay Is lt not true that when "Free- Gen Djnun Tldemt oa which covered repairs to sevei killer, Luis Moya, 23. Ota Silec TraaiamBr pared for this use. ordinance vacating certain un- breaks In sewer lines !n various holders Won't Take Responsibll Oea Vi* Vn Carbide "It's all right," Baldonado had oma Votow Uo Fmo used portions of ShibanoH La. 'parts of the borough. ity," the taxpayers and voters assured Daniel Ledesma, 35, of Unit Alro must act for themselves? Who Otn Tin United Cp Mr. Tanner said the township At Present Level? He said Mr. Nero gave thi Port Hueneme, Calif., only mo- OIU«t»« VB Unei ^Council Grants would take over other portions of manager a price per break am else is there to protect their in- ments before. But It didn't stop Oltn Aid VB Plyitd v Goodrlcn US Rob the road off Rt, 9 which are used, tlien charged a larger amount ti terests? the tears. ~ Ooodyetr VB Smelt US Steal Three Variances but have not been a. part of the repair an eighth break on Pine- Victor Gerdes Frank Duncan had met Olga Once CO Dawson at A*P Warn B Pie 4K township road system up until view Ave. Kupczyk, a Canadian-born nurse, Onrbour,! Wtlworth 11% EATONTOWN - The Mayor Ouil OH Wn Un Tel when he took his mother to a San- Imm Ftp Weit( - El and Council last night approved By SAM DAWSON position In International trade and White Hot ta Barbara hospital suffering from I«e Pdr three variances recommended by AP Business News Analyst financial markets. Board of Ed. Contract Freedomland n Cent Woolwtli an overdose of sedatives. They nt Bui Mch JSlt Yngit SH4T the Zoning Board of Adjustment. Labor leaders stress the need nt Harv ««V Auditor Says School's NEW YORK (AP)-lf tax rates With Cab Company married June 24, 1958, against his nt. Nick 8H They were; a minor subdivi- for more purchasing power In the Trip Slated nt Paper 26H stay at present levels—as Wash- lower-income brackets where mother's wishes. Dt Tel*Ttl 40 sion to permit Carnival Bar ice Condition Is Good OCEANPORT - The Board o! ington dispatches say Is likely for any Increase in take home pay cream company, Rt. 36, to buy OCEANPORT - Armor S. Hul- Education last night renewed Its ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The the rest of this year at least-how usually finds its way quickly into SHORT-LIVED PROTEST adjoining land for an addition to sart, auditor for this borough's contract with Public Cab Conv Recreation Commission will spon else can the economy get the de- market place. Union leaders hold HEALTH CAPSULES [Its building; permission for Frank school system, last night sub- pany, Long Branch, for the trans- sor a trip to Freedomland Mon EATONTOWN - George A. sired added umph? that management Is primarily in- by Michael A. P<;tU,MJa Lamella to add two bedrooms mitted his 1981-62 audit to thej portation of special students, and day for parents and children. Morgan, former Planning Board A faster pace is held needed If tent on increasing profits. They IS7HBRE A 6PBCIAU TRBAT- and a bath to his residence in Board of Education with the com- designated the Continental Baking Buses will leave Firemen's Me- member, last night asked the Jobs for all are to be found, or if a HtNT FOR CANKER 60BCS? a business zone on Rt.'35, and ment that everything is In order are skeptical that this will pro- Company as Ota school's supplier morial Field at 8:45 a.m. [Mayor and Council If signs had 'eared but still highly speculative permission for Mr. and Mrs. Har- and "legal." duce many, if any, jobs. A tax cu' of bread and" rolls." Wednesday, the recreation been authorized on Broad St. recession is to be averted. by addbg to spending power near Eaton PI. saying "Offices ry Luftman to build 15 more Mr. H u I s a r t reported the Teachers' salaries were ap body will award tickets to thi Tax cut advocates say their pre- would increase retail sales, and Being Built for Dr. H. L. Har- apartments at Sunnycrest Apart- school's credit Is good. Allowed proved In accordance with a pre- Mets-Phlllies doubleheader at thi ments, in an MB zone on Wykbff scription would do the trick. Oth- thus industrial output, and hence viously adopted salary guide, and New York Polo Grounds to lo wood by Precision Builders." HB by, the state a borrowing power ers see this doing as much harm withdrew his protest against the Rd. jobs, union spokesmen say. $480 was appropriated for the re- cal boys, 10 through 16, on of 6 pw cent of borough assets, as good because of the greater signs, however, after being as- the board has borrowed only 2.78 Business would welcome a tax placement of three "1911 type first-come, first-serve basis. Treasury deficit a tax cut might cut, too, as improving Its net in- sured by Robert Hayes, building per cent, he said. toilets and associated plumbing." Buses will leave the field at K bring. come. But tax rates are applied to Inspector, that the signs would The school's current surplus is a.m. Egg Market Labor leaders urge higher con- gross earnings—and these are de- be removed today. $86,200. TAKES AD POST NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA)- sumer spending power as the an- pendent upon sales, prices and op- CINCINNATI, Ohio - Robert Wholetale egg offerings abort to swer—Increased take home pay, erating costs. And many business- F Goodell, a former resident ol OFF FOR THE DAY ABOARD MONROVIA) !l barely adequate. Demand fair but Bough Start either through less tax withhold- men charge that this mix Is grow- Fair Haven, has accepted a po HAZLET — The Senior Citizen RUMSON - Lt. (j.g.) Alfred sufficient to maintain close clear- ing, or higher wage scales, or ing much too thin. sitlon in the advertising depart Group of St. John's Methodlsl E. LaBrecque, Jr., U.S/Navy ance yesterday. For Bettors both. High tax rates cut into net prof- ment of the Proctor and Gambl Church left this morning fo Reserve, son of Alfred/E. La- Whites: Extras (47 lbs. mui.) ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The battle over the need for tax its. But so do rising operating Company here. A graduate o Point Pleasant. They will take Brecque. 34 Ridge "Rd.. has 3S-38V&; extras medium (40 lbs. Twelve persons suffered minor cuts now or next year Is Just part costs when they mean that even Dartmouth College, he will as boat trip around Manhattan next joined the crew of the USS Mon- average) 30&3% top quality (47 Injuries yesterday when a spe- of the basic conflict between la< increasing sales volume results in slst in planning advertising cam Thursday. On Thursday of last rovia for two weeks of summer TMByfeB fJELF-HEAUNS. NO lbs. mln.) 40-41; mediums (41. lbs. cial train arriving at Atlantic bar and management over what no more, and perhaps even less, palgns for cake mixes. week they met at the pool In training. Lt. LaBrecque, a com- ONB HAS PROVBN THAT AHV average 3]y&-3% smalls (36 lbs. City Race Track came to a would really make the economy profits for those who take the risk Mrs. Walter Smale's yard on munications officer, served two •PKCIAL TRBAWENT MAXES average lJ-20'/$; peewees 15-18. sodden stop, spurt. The goal Is to soak up pres- —so says the NAM. AT SHIP BOTTOM Holmdel Rd., with 22 memberi years on the Carrier Wasp. He MUCM PIFFeBBNCE, WHYTMEy Browns; Extras (47 lbs. min.) The Pennsylvania - Reading ent unemployment and find That's why' some hold that tax HAZLET - Mrs. James Neld- and two guests present. Guests Is a 1958 graduate of Dartmouth BBCUB 16 UNKNOWN, 37-39; top quality (47 lbs. min.) cuts by themselves won't do the Ingcr, Rt. 35,. and Mrs. Joseph were Mrs. Mary Dillon of British College and is in his last year WWHor «WPRf55E Seashore lines train was a enough new Jobs to take care of a 41-43; mediums (41 lbs. average) special being operated between hoard of newcomers to the laboi trick of getting the economy roll- R. L. Jackson, Holmdel Rd., vis- Columbia, Canada, a slster-ln- at Rutgers University Law 3%34&; smalls (36 lbs. average) Philadelphia a ad the race force in the next few years, and ing as fast as the planners would ited friends In Ship Bottom Tues- law of Mrs. Jane Heath, and School where he is executive edi- peewees 15-16. tack. also to Improve the Ullted States' like. Mrs.|A. J. Brerston. tor of the Rutgers Law Review. Ing a MoBmoeth Canary fttraerl 4—Thorwiay, August .9, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER by HANK Pakistan Farm to riwrvi ft*' 8tod modem ' • ' * " •••, a&d WaWJ Afasftd Talukda/ of Jflea on Visit g iti* suggestion! to RtagurUB tr« viiittM Mr. tod thefr «#* fcaetry, Temple to Open Mrs. iloeepa W. Ticysor, owners Mobinuned Owilj of lUngpur of tne MoBy Pitcber Farm on Religions School Rt SO. Both men expressed special in- SHREWSBURY - Rabbi Rich- YEAR-ROUND terest in modern farm machinery ard F. SteLnbrlnk and Robert A. »WEATHER-MAKER as well as methods of crop irri- Newman, chairman of the Re- Carder ligious Education Committee, gation. They have been visiting SYSTEMS other farms in this area as well have announced plans for the Re- 1410 A.M. — 105.5 F.M. Htals and Cools Your Homtto K«*p as the experimental farms con- ligious School session of Mon- Monmouth County News Summaries mouth Reform Temple. You Comfortable Hie Y«tf.Round ducted by Rutgers University. 7 A.M. • 12 Noon • 5 P.M. The two men are part of a The first session will take plac NOEL R. NILSON group of fanners from Pakistan Sunday, Sept. 9, at 11:15 a.m, touring agricultural areas of the Registration for new students will be held at 11 a.m. The school Air Conditioning and Refrtaeriiion United States. They arrived in 40 MUCH AW. SH 1-3454 Q11U SILVER will have classes for student! this country July JO and will re- from kindergarten through thi main until Sept. 21. ninth grade. Special features foi this year include an enlarged and specially catalogued library and a program for audiovisual supplementation to the regular classroom teaching procedures. The faculty for this year in; eludes Miss Margaret Sarason, Extra Interest Days Mrs. Max Singer, Miss Joan Temko, Mrs. Joseph Slaughter, On Your Savings Account At Miss Margery Yanko, Mrs. Mil- ton Yesler. Carl Miller. Mrs. Mil FIRST MERCHANTS NATIONAL ton Klein, Mrs. Milton Mann heimer, Max Klein, Stanley Leu Deposits Made On Or Before Aug. 10th ox, Irving Cohen, Yair Lamdan ski, Miss Vickilynn Gruber, Jefl Earn Interest From Aug. 1st. Ruda and David Cohen. ,The members of. the temple's POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER Religious Education Committee for the year are Aaron Hoffman, exoffido; Mrs. Irving Cohen, Al- bert Goldstein, Harold Greene, Julian Herz, Mrs. Aaron Hoff- Here's How to Earn man, Mrs. Jules Huber, Mrs. Jack Kohn, Mrs. Bernard Levy, Mrs. Donald Littman and Frank A Place in History 31* Singer. Robert A, Newman INTEREST ON REGULAR chairman. Rabbi Steinbrink principal. By HAL BOYLE PASSBOOK ACCOUNTS Boyle The committee has announced, NEW YORK (AP) -Do you their times in a way no treaties 0; 4% Interest en 12-monrhs time certificate! ayailoM* too, that it will be host to teach- yearn to win lasting fame and the Today we seem to be losing thi on any date ers from other Reform congrega- ratltude of future generations? proclamations can. tions in this area Sunday, Sept. Well, you can hardly do it by Today we seem to be losing the Save Regularly • Save Automatically 9, for an area conference for re-piling up wealth. ability to write as well u to walk. ligious school teachers. You could do it by writing We celebrate our anniversaries b Ask About Our "Luncheon will be served by theperfect poem or song, but that Is sending each other cheap com members of the sisterhood at 1 far harder than making $100 mil-greeting cards bearing a rented SAVE-OMATIC PLAN p.m. During the afternoon there lion, the luminous gift ol imagine wisecrack. will be a main speaker and three tive creation is denied to all bu Few of us bother to record workshops on educational and those of genius. any permanent way problems pedagogical problems and pro- But there is a simple available our hearts and mlnds-as if w cedures conducted by experts ID way for you to earn a place In were ashamed to show our private their fields. history! That is—to keep an hon-feelings. We run the risk of having This conference Is betnj est, detailed diary throughout your future generations decide we ^ planned in cooperation With thi life, and leave it in your will to tually had no feelings, and stalked New Jersey Council of the Union some university library. dumbly through our time on earth of American Hebrew Congrega- A hundred years from now like stumbling zombies. tions of which Monmouth Reform some historian seeking to find ou •So, why not keep a diary? H' I It pays to plan ahead. Here's why I "*•' help you find out yourself whal 1 Temple is a member. what life was really like in the H buys a rugged 19.95 boy * jacket to lay away for cold weather. No cash mid-20th century, will stumble on kind of person you are while aliv —and it could make you famous 3 outlay. Not charged till October. Jacket is heavy cotton^twill, full DAVID SCUDDER HOME that diary in some dusty stack MORGANVILLE - Davi Opening and reading it, he will after you're gone. 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It pays to plan ahead. pest week .has been Miss Bev- numbed by what they saw-that erly Scudder of Binghamton few bothered to put down now they : 1 iMWIfflllWBIfll^^ N.Y. ' elt about it all. Free Measuring Service Later historians will find no lack i of material to study about this FOR # >>UE TO GREAT RESPONSE TO generation. There will be tons and 4 tons of official papers to peer DECORATOR APPROVED 0|JR COLoSSAL CLEARANCE through. The chronology of wars and dip- CUSTOM lomatic conferences makes up only the dry bones of human his- OUR SALE CONTINUES FOR ONE WEEK... tory. It is like learning about ex- WINDOW SHADES tinct animals by studying their SO IT'S STILL... NO BALONEY fossils. Dress up your windows The only way to make human and rooms with fill* ADJUSTABLE EARLY AMERICAN 3-Pc. DEN SET history really human is to find out quality custom shades. RECLINER how the individual person reacted We have then In as- Bed Frames SOFA 39.95 to existence. What stirred him to sorted styles Including dream, what caused him to de- scalloped and fringed in 5.00 SOFA, 2 CHAIRS spair? What did he really think various colors Including tor ' ' Floor Sample about himself and others while he beautify lived? new stripes. Among the- All Foam fabrics are pltsse and ODD BEDS In the past men were more elo- home with Innerspring All Plastic quent about themselves. Our an- shantung. Call for more 3 PC MODERN 3-Pc. SECTIONAL MATTRESS ALL SIZES cestors were more frank about GRRCO MOVABIE information or come and 159oo C.00 UP their reaction, to life. They kept see the many samples. 95 Living Room diaries; they wrote long letters and did not hesitate to speak free- 16 SOFA - KING SIZE FOAM • NYLON Reg. 29.00 to 49.00 PRICED ly what they thought and felt t SHUTTERS Floor Sample FROM WALNUT 2 CHAIRS FRENCH PROVINCIAL Such outspoken documents as 1.99 the diary of Samuel Pepys, or the ' All Nylon win room ^WINDOWS WRITING DESK ALUMINUM SOFA letters between John Adams and 00 00 FOLDING CHAIRS 00 Thomas Jefferson, illuminate • DOORS NOPAINTING-EVER! 17* 33 Care-free alclad Alcoa* Alumi- 15 fl49 ROOM DIVIDERS num ends corrosion without Floor Sample Color Choice 3 ] All Foam protective coatings, assure* Tree-Top many yean of gasbags. don't b* House Status STRONG, LEAKPROOF! ALL WOOL OR NYLON CARPET LOCKED This gutter is made of heavy- page aluminum—.032*. Every Up in Air OUT joint sealed and riveted. Stylet 3 ROOMS COMPLETELY INSTALLED for old homes or new. TEANECK (AP) - Teen- Always Carry agers were up in the air today INCLUDES PADDING. SELECTION over the status of a tree-top An Extra Key CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE house they built to "get away 00 from it all." The township had ruled the AND MEASURING SERVICE. dwelling unsound, saying it was a fire hazard and the SH 7-0011 259 township would not be respon- sible if occupants tumbled to Free Estimates 3 PC. MAPLE BUNK BED DANISH WALNUMMT MrEARL M*Y AMERICA 32 Sq. NYd. the ground and injured them- SCREEN LIVING ROOM FULL TWIN SIZE BEDROOM BEDROOM selves. COMPLETE Double Dresser, Mirror, Some 30 boys built the 14- Sofa Bed Sofa Dresser, Mirror, foot frame dwelling on town- REPAIRS ALUMINUM COMBINATION Platform Rocker Beds, Bedding, Chest, Bed Chest. Bed ship property. Several have Arm Chair Springs, Ladder Rail used it as overnight sleeping ON STORM & SCREEN POOR 95 139" quarters. 77 129" The township ordered the ALL TYPES Department of Public Works to DECORATOR Mar-proof Tops 88 llT raze the structure Monday, ALUMINUM ODD TABLES WALL MIRRORS but a reprieve was granted HI-RISER 00 pending consultation with the FRAME Imt. opt. g.00 2 PC. MODERN youngsters. 23 STEEL FRAME id Plans hinge LIVING ROOM Mayor Mario La Barbera 2 INNERSPRING stepped forth with a proposal WINDOWS Wearherstripped PROVINCIAL Sofa Bed Sofa that would have permitted the Full I" thick MATTRESSES 20 to 50% OFF youths, most of them from BEDROOM Matching Club Chair All hardware and closer 95 ON ALL LAMPS New Milford, to "reconstruct Double Dresser, 39.QO the tree-house on land near the 2 glass panels, 1 screen 68 Mirror, Chest, Bed New Milford Borough Hall. His Any she to giant 36x84 EASY proposal stipulated that the Sleeps One or Two. Choice of Color structure would fall under the Can be separated. CREDIT TERMS 199°° supervision of the Parks De- partment and could not be • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY used by the youngsters after Dally & Saturday 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. Easiest Credit Terms Available dark or during the school year. Wed. and Frl. 'ffl 9 P.M. _" The teenagers rejected the "Betwetn Yanko's & Reiuiffles" /CJ Over in acre ol furniture at Discount Prices. proposal as too restrictive, leaving the question of whether IRW NS Other stores In or when the house will come WOODBRIDGE, Route 9—VA 6-7700 down up In the air. 27 Monmouth St., Red Bank 32 Brood St. SHodysido 1-7500 Red Bank SH 7-0011 EAST BRUNSWICK, Route 18—CL 4-1929 No problem finding tenants NIXON, Rt. 27, Nixon Shopping Center, LI 8-B800 when you advertise The Register DAILY 9:00 to 9:00 — SATURDAY till 6:00 way—Advertisement. vans FROM OHIO BED BANK REGISTER TharnUy, Aagurt 9, 1961V-5 MORGANVHXE - Mr. tod Parents' Night Shortage of Orphans Mr». Otto Mawhall, Crioe B4, phaai go to tte United betltiry life ffeas children of the fcive tad •* their guest for the must be of found health and ThTh e CatholiChli c servicei , one of thecotoB/t under-prtvilegid ten- put we* Mn. Nora Marshall, *HONG KONG (AP) - Hong Slated Tonight Kong (t experiencing t short- mind. Some abandoned children Me*. Their meal* u* nutritiotu New Baviri*, Ohio. biggest international charitable age of orphans for export. ue mentally retarded or physi- agencies here, bu handled more by Ailtn ctandards tad they re- At Playground Hundreds of people around the cally handicapped. than a hundred overseas adop- celve constant medical attention, One infanta* bone maintain*, a HOLMDEL - P»rents' Night world are on waiting lists for or- Finally, local foster parents tions in the past few years. will be held tonight at the Holm- phans from this British colony on have a priority. Hong Kong orphans generally staff of 34 to attend to about SO KLARIN'S del Elementary School play- the China coast. The majority of Hong Kong or-lead a more comfortable and children. ground, sponsored by the Recrea- Some 2,500 Chinese children are Paint & Wallpaptr Co. housed and fed by 10 orphanages for tion Commission. • The commission estimates here, but most are not eligible • PAINT there has been a daily attendance for adoption. Despite an increas- All wrapped • WALLPAPER of between 150 and 175 children. ing flood of refugees from Com' munist China the number of or • RELATED SUPPLIES The program is under the direc- and waiting for fall, tion of Mrs. Kenneth Willey, as- phans abandoned In the colony • TILE ' sisted by senior counselors Nor- has been dropping. • UNPAINTED man Miller and Marilyn Young A total of 120 was abandoned the wool flannel FURNITURE and junior counselors Michael last year compared with 154 the Sullivan and Gary Homberger. previous year and 205 the year wrap-around, • WATERPROOFING before that. Fun, fellowship and physical 30-DOr ilMfOAWU OWtOOK ft COMPOUNDS fitness has been stressed through- A government spokesman at- "The Cctor Center out the season. The program has tributed the drop to improved everybody's joy. ol Monmouth County" been open to all Holmdel chil- economic conditions and in- creased aid from social welfare 2« MONMOUTH ST. dren from kindergarten through Comes in camel or eighth grade. agencies for needy families. Red Bank SH 7-3838 Not Really Orphans forest green. It pays to advertise in The Most of the children In orphan- I Register.—Advertisement. ages are not available for adop- tion because they are not really Also in spongy wool orphans. 'Most of them have one or plaid worked in both parents living." explains Mother Helena Da Silva of the Canossian Institute. "The parents black and loden against •re unable to look after them at present." camel. 12.98 each. She cited a family of six. The father, employed by a factory, And look what's back! died a year ago. The widow had Storm UX WEATHtR BVKAU to take a full-time Job. to keep your home She did not earn enough to hire the oxford button-down 30-DAY FORECAST — These maps, based on those sup- help to look after the children. beautiful longer with The only solution was to send placket shirt. Have it plied by the U.S. Weather Bureau, forecast the probable them to an orphange. BPS HOUSE PAINTS rainfall and temperatures for tha next 30 dayi. "We take care of the children in white, navy, pebble , (AP Wirephote) until the family becomes self-sup- * STAYS WHITE LONGER porting," Mother Helena said. Only genuine orphans or aban- and stone and be * WITHSTANDS WEATHER doned children are legally elig- • LASTS YEARS LONGER ible for adoption in Hong Kong. happy all your school Parkway's Parking Sound Health, Mind • LARGE COLOR SELECTION To qualify for adoption, a child days. 5.00. Re87JHGal ' NOWON Lot an Experiment MURTHA RE-ENLISTS SALE RED BANK — M/Sgt. John F. WOODBRIDGE - The 33-car suit, if the "unique" service met Murtha, whose wife, Mary, lives commuter parking lot at the Red with a sufficiently favorable re- at 294 Spring St., recently re-en- Bank interchange of the Garden ception from the public to justify Iisted for three years in the State Parkway is not a "profit its expansion. He added, how- Army. He is serving with U.S. making" undertaking, according ever, that he was projecting Into forces in the Ryukyu Islands to D. Louis Tonti, executive the "far off future." Sgt. Murtha, a supply sergeant, rector of the New Jersey High- An expanded lot would resu] joined the Army in 1939. He ar- way Authority. in a drop in maintenance costs rived on Okinawa in 1960 to be- The lot, which opened officially for the over-all service, he said. gin his current tour of duty. Aug. 1., is an "experimental" This saving would be "passed on project, Mr. Tonti said yesterday. to the lot users," he said. A monthly charge of }5 for each Parkway officials have pointed parking space will go toward pay- out that the lot is a service de- ing cost of construction and main- signed to serve area commuter, tenance, he said. who travel to their jobs in cai Since the completion of tl pools. There is no similar facility If you're a college man on a budget $7,000 facility, a number of available on any major toll road Mo*, thru Thin. 8:M A.M. to 7:00 P.M., Fri. 8:00 A.M. potential users have declared tr in the U.S., they say. fee'is unfair and excessive. The authority will not be abli you know the importance of advance planning. to fcMPJVI. ; Sat. 8:90 A.M. to 7:00 P.M. Closed Sundays Mr. Tonti said yesterday a r to determine public response to duction in the fee could easily r the "pilot" project until the Mid- J. Kridel's August program of dletown Township Committee adopts ordinances regulating special back-to-college values was planned parking on streets in the area o the lot. The committee Is expected to months ago to meet your needs. act soon to acquire from the au- thority Woodland Dr., Lincroft All new-for-fall wanted items which gives access to the lot Township and parkway official as seen on college and graduate school are hopeful that the new lot will relieve a nuisance parking prob- lem in the area. campuses around the nation. Registration First of the series: Date Told At College WEST LONG BRANCH-Mon- mouth College starts registration Aug. 17, for a late summer study session—the first of its kind at the college—that will run through September until a weekend be- fore" .the regular rail classes be- gin. The new "post-summer study Nnrf S-F« THIM WALL INSulATIOK session" begins Aug. 20 and ends it twic* tt iffieieirt at ortfiiunr in- Sept. 14. Fall classes begin sulatiM, w requires Mly hiH tbt Sept. 17. Uticlum. Tha-plus ! • Juice Cm Rick it top of freezer. tered for the second summer • Porcelain Vtptabto Drawer i Meat study session which ends next Pin. week. • Magnetic Selety Door. No problem finding tenants • Decorator Panels availabla as ac- when you advertise The Register cessories. way—Advertisement. Classic herringbone and heathertone worsted suits with vests, New 1962 General Electric Dial Defrost tailored in Philadelphia by our regular 65.00 ivy suit maker. TC-469W with =- Daily -= advance planning price, 49.75 hit Width freezer = Appraisals =: NO DOWN 9S Traditional grays, olive and newly interesting char-blue tones, all cut PAYMENT *169 =^ Reports in our natural shoulder, plain front model with tapered trousers. These fine worsted suits cannot be replaced to sell for anywhere'near this Easy Twmi Availdbl* • Dial Oafroit ConnnlanCa • Fill Width Fraaiar • Mafnitie Satity Doer • 4 Cibiml shalvaa • Automatic Intarior price, once current supplies are gone. Plan ahead by visiting the third 5-YEAR PROTECTION PLAN Ulht • Tampwalura Control • 2 Fin- Grid lea Train • 2 En Sharvai. l-rw repair warranty afainit manulac- Modal TA.211W FUTURES floor at J. Kridel now. You may charge. We'll go ahead with altera- fajrinf dafaeto M antra rafrliarator with w additional 4-raar warrant/ applicibl. MARKETS H ax mlxMa rafriraratloji nnUm. tions. You pay '/j September, '/j October, '/j November. No service There is nothing "just as good as* General Electric •Nst Stonp Volume charge. THOMSON & BETTER HOUSEKEEPING SHOP MFKINNON 46 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK Brokers In Sucuritlej & Commodities 9 Memorial Parkway, Telephone SH 1-4310—Open Wed. and Fri. Nights Loot Branch • Phone: CA 24310 301 Main St, AUenhurrt Phone: KE1-3500 I*OAD AND FRONT STRUTS FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE ENTRANCE ^li'iti RID IANK, N.J. • SH MIOO ON WHITE STREET PARKING LOT ; "

i f & Ked' tiank Kegistet iTheae State Hl^wty U, Herbert Hoover at 88 ErtaMitm Vm by **• a CMk ud Itowy Ctojr By GEORGE E. SOKOtSKY THOMAS avows BROWK. int-iin JAMES J. HOOAN. EdttM M. HAROLD KELLY. General Maiugw It is now 48 years that Herbert Hofcvef has it- W. HARRY PENMNGTON, Production Manager voted all the hours of his life to public service. It |« Member ol tht Auoclated Prcst the record of a man whose acceptance of public TM AMOOUad J"aa la wtiutd •xeiuawlr '• uu HH »t rapusneuios « ui uu WII awn »nniw u uli Dtnpuv u nil u ill AP ntm dlipatoaaa. responsibility has almost been priestly in character. He has asked for no return, for no thanks, for no recogni- Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association Member Audit Bureau el Circulation tion for services done. Tb» JM Bank Rajtaur aaaumta no fluaaa^ai raaponaibnuiM tnt typognptiicai «rrora to advtrttMmaiiti. Not all of Herbert Hoover's efforts aul «ui raptlnt wllBout cuarga. thai part ol u utnrttaamint Is WHICH lU typographical «rr« oseura. lid mtuti will piaau neub u» masaauntnt waMttKlr or anj arror wbiea w ooeui. have been, successful; but they have all been^ motivated by selfless recognition Tlua aawapapar aiitunai no rvapooaibiutlaa tot ituamania «f optoioat la [attari from lia twdara. that each man is his brother's servant aubaorituas Pneaa to M

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"electric dryer, 164 Hi-Fi -Automatic 4-Speed ^9Sf & capacity, all porcelain miracle fabrics Phonograph -CO Casco Automatic Pop-Up $_77 Westinghouse, 2 cycle Whirlpool electric dryer, 'Toaster, 2-slice O completely automatic washer ...... fully automatic These are just partial Whirlpool, 2 speed, fully automatic C I Hotpoint, fully automatic, listings washer, miracle fabrics large capacity Electric Dryer Westinghouse Dehumidifier ROUTE ROUTE 715 81 • HUGE 52 PT. 'Shrewsbury' ' 9 and 37 CAPACITY 88 MAIN TOMS Broad • HUMIDISTAT AT SHARK Ave. at 68 ST., Route 35, RIVER Si ASBURY RIVER New SHOPPING [Key port PARK BRIDGE, CENTER, CO PR 59516 NEPTUNE I Shrewsbury i II2-9832 TOMS PIVfP ,4-3012 • PR 5-9813 the sefeol year. All these thing! should be takes 8~Tb»ndiy, tag* 9,1962 RED BANK REGISTER care of. twwwtr. if yw *«•* your child to have die advantagdtagee Health Hints ld i vipr enjoyment ofvaca- a vigorous jnlad in » Througterut the country ioctl OD by keeping the time of re- •attoritcs are busy miking sure nt to school always before him that by lummer'i end the scholi will be ready for the children: Similarly, parents should be do- ing what they can to insure that the children will be ready for the schools. A good, relaxing vacation WINES and LIQUORS part of that preparation, should stress vigorous outdor life, with lots of exercise, sun, and fresh air. Balanced diet and BUY YOUR WHISKIES IN QUARTS adequate rest play an Important DAVIDSON'S OWN part also in building up the gen' era) health of the potential pu- FINE WHISKIES pil. One thing more remains— Davidson's toward the end of summer it is .39 advisable to have the family phy- • Blended sician give your child a thorough WHISKEY • QT check-up, so as to head off any 4 developing condition which might We'll give you top dollars when COLONEL ROY threaten his health or efficiency you trade in your oil), tired ma- chine for a new Airequipt Superba KENTUCKY STR. .99 77a-The most versatile slide projector on the market. Features BOURBON—8 Yn. SCANT Plans 4-way remote c-itrol, automatic QT timer, single slide operation and 4 editing. New preheat blower sys- Demonstration tem warms slides to prevent poo- DAVIDSON'S TRENTON (AP) - The State Uses the famous Airequipt metal CZECH WHIRL — F»t stopping by girl dancer Committee Against New Taxes magazine that protects your create* mushroom-like effect with her swjrllng ikirtt dur- (SCANT) plans a protest demon- cardboard mounted slides from dust and wear, or the economical ing a folk dinee festival In Straxnlce, Cieehoslovakla. stration here Nov. 19, when the Airequipt Vari-Wount plastic mag- IMPORTED state legislature reconvenes. azine. Wyeliffe 924 in State to Get SCANT officials yesterday Equivalency Certificates called on all New Jersey resi- SCOTCHWQT dents opposed to the adoption of TRElfTON (AP) -iA total ol a sales or personal income tax 924 adults will take examinations to participate in the demonstra- Davidson's this month to qualify for the N. J. tion. .95 (Knotty problems untied, one High School Equivalency Certifi- VODKA flight up. Ask about the George! cate, the equal of a high school QT. A MERE 12,913 PIPES 3 E-Z Pay Plan. Agonize now, paydiploma. later.) ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — DAVIDSON State education commissionc The pipe organ in Convention .95 Frederick M. Raubinger made Hall here Is reputed to be th Dear George: the announcement today. He said argest in the world. GIN ;: I spent several years in the the examinations will be given, It contains 32,913 pipes, with 15 WALLACE STREET RED IANK 3 service and picked up the habit at the six state colleges and at even manuals in the main con- Ttl. SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 of using profanity quite a bit. the campuses of Rutgers Univer- sole and five in a movable LINDEN HOUSE sity. • . ! LINDEUNDENN HOUSE BJBJBJ About 18 months ago I met a nvuac very nice woman and we began dating. For almost a year she NURSERY SUPERVISOR chided me about my language TRENTON (AP) - State Ag- and finally it began to take ef- SODA 2 25 riculture secretary Phillip Alam- fect. I don't cuss at all now but, pi today named Frank H. Pagli- SODA 7 28-Ox. Borrles unfortunately, during that period aro of Bordentown to the post of 12-Of. Can No Deposit—No Returns my lady friend picked up the supervisor of nursery inspection. habit and now she cusses like a DAVIDSON'S N. Y. STATE He fills a vacancy created by the sailor, most of the time without death of Lawrence Felton of even realizing it. What can be CHAMPAGNE and SPARKLING Trenton. done about this offensive habit? PINK CHAMPAGNE 26 oz. H. H. Naturally femmrtd In th» bottle BOTTLE 2.99 Dear H. H.: these shaky days in the market. Raise hell. So, George, tell me? What's a foolproof stock to buy? Dear George: Speculator 39 BROAD ST., RED BANK Tel.SH 7-3334 You seem to give advice that is Dear Speculator: no more or less accurate than Holsteins, At least you can milk FREE PARKING AND DELIVERY that in the business tMiblications them.

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Our New Salesroom in Keansburg CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY ROUTE 36 ON MAIN STREET also in ASBURY PARK, Rt. 35 at Asbury Park Traffie Circle RED BANK SHADYSIDE 1-3130 S25 MAPLE AVENUE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT BOTH LOCATIONS^ Jenkins, third; boys The father and baby downs Interior Committee and vie* RED BAAK REGISTER Thursday, Augm 9, 196Z-& broad jump for 13, M *od IV wen portrayed by WUUm Council cfaainnan qf the 'Joist Atomic yeawfldi, "Robert Htr% first, Wright tad WUHia Durldn. Committee, it cooctrned, (Us coittrfbutors are styiag they are; foreign affairs. ,,, UN Arpba* William Wamtea. Mcmd, and Other downs were Pamela and ifl Be Named; ??*• »** Day Awards Steven SealUoa third. ,( ChetySe BoyJe. bausted y g jp dally la buying ticket* far $100-numeroui request* for p^t BfcACH - Forty nve Winner* la toe watermelon eat- Included in the Una of march uoiis legislative labors, «ad fol-s-pUte fuod-raiibig dinaeri . . , speeches, but is turning them ail boys and jgirl* were winner* of ing contest wire Valerie Fay were commtokm meraben, May- Liter Cardinal SOTT lowing a cardiac examination. Sen. Vance Hartke, tod., chair. down. He Is taking the same po- MATAWAN >- The newly-or- medals at the Youth Day cele- Mark Takagl. Carol Ann Nor- or and Council memberi. Board (Continued) • Anderson has gone tome„and In- man of the Senate Democratie sitibn as Secretory Dean bration Saturday and Sunday, mile,' Dennis Mclnerney, Patricia of Education members, a float inized Malawin Council, tends to stay there—regardless oof Campaigri n Committeerin , wil;ln short • - thai t foreigii n affairirs: •is non-par- nights of Columbus, will be Yates; one in the evening in what happens on Capitol Hill. sponsored by the Recreation Christie and William Warden. with Miss Union Beach and other ly publish a book titled "Inside tisan and officials dealing With ; contestants. Fire Department araed Cardinal Newman Coun-Chicago and another downstate" The Democratic National Commit- the New Frontier." It will be it must keep out of partisan pol- Commission. ' To end Saturday's activities, a tee has picked Aug. 23, 24 and block dance was held at the members. Fire Company One La- at'a still unselected place timed for the fall campaign, and itics. This will be the tint cam- Receiving awards at the sport beach front. Music was furnished dies1 Auxiliary, Harris Gardens The . name was selected by w the basis of the latest poll, 25 for a Midwest conference at is one of a series of stalled paign in years in which the II-1 events' Saturday morning on Fire Company Ladles' Auxiliary, Lev. William Bausch of St. Jo- If a a neclc-and-neck race in South French Lick, Ind. Democratic "inside" books on national and linoisan will not be active. Florence Ave. school grounds by the Jades. Dakota between Sen. Jut Bot candidates and leaders from 14 Master of ceremonies Benja Police Athletic League cheer- eph'jj Catholic Church, Keyport, were girls, 25-yard dash for 8 leaders and twirlers, American tio Will be. the council chap*' turn, R.. recently appointed fol-states will attend. Among the years old or less, June Deer, mln Young introduced Mrs. Mar lowing the death of veteran Sen top speakers will be Theodore tin Mclnerney, commission chair Legion Firing Squad, Republican lin. Members of the new coun.- first, Gail Mecges, second, Deb- Club, First Aid Squad and Aux- 11 voted to honor Father Bauscb Francis Case, and former Food- Sorensen, whip-smart and razor- ra Catlow, third, boys '25-yard man, who welcomed the guests fpr-Peace Administrator George tongued special counsel to thhe and introduced Miss Union Beach iliary, Girl Scouts, Brownies, Lit y' allowing him to select the dash for 8-year-olds and under tie League Queen and Little ame'of the council. McGovern. The • statewide poll President. The 34-year-oly d Ne- Joseph Netols, first, Steven Phil- 1962 (Miss Claude Witte) and the by a group of newspapers, gives i second place runnerup, Miss Jo- League players, Cardinal Newman was known braskan is becoming a stellar ips, second, Alex Gregus, third; The Drum and Bugle Corps ir his dedication to Catholic Ac- Bottum 48 per cent, McGovern feature at Democratic meetings. girls, 25-yard dash for 9 and 10-aim Gerrits, and third place run- 46. nerup, Miss Joann Farrell. participating were Guadalcanal of ion. The new council will pub- Sorensen is not a rhetorical year-olds, Chris Jenkins, first, Cliffwood, Union Beach Fire De- ish a short biography of Card!- As far as Sen. Clinton Ander- "stemwinder," but he is proving .Patty Ann Donnelly, second, Ger "/inners in the parade Sunday partment Firesiders, Point Pleas' ial Newman in the near future. son, D-N. Mex., chairman of thehighly effective in expounding Ad- ri Ann Cannon, third. afternoon to climax the two-day ant Pointers, Melrose Baysiders The election or officers will be ministration viewpoint and an Boys, 25-yard dash for 9 and events were best marching, eld Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. in swering critical questions. Union Beach Fire Department; of South Amboy, Thunderblrds ol Anyone Interested in joining 10-year-olds, Leonard Cologna, Staten Island and Twin Lights of Joseph's School Cafeteria. the council may contact Hugh V. The stock market slump is af. first, Thomas O'Brien, second, best appearance. Union Beach fecting Democratic contributions Fire Company One Ladies' Aux- Belford. teven Sviatko will serve as McGuire, Ravine pr., or Charles Dennis Mclnerney, third; boys. The Candleirs Drill Team hairman of the nominating com A. O'Hare, Schenck Ave., both particularly from New York and 35-yard dash for 9 and 10-year iliary; best float, Girl Scouts and other large cities. Big-money Brownies, and best marching and Newark, performed along the pa- littee. He will be assisted by of Matawan. olds, Thomas Mackey, first, rade's line of march. •onald DuBois, Herbert Carbone, Bruce Huleg, second, William appearing, Union Beach Fire Company One Ladies' Auxiliary. Master of ceremonies during lharles Vena and District Dep. Schaap, third; girls, 35-yard dash ty Joseph Lang. for 11 and 12-year-olds, Jean Fire Chief James Haggerty ac- the parade at the reviewing stand was Mr. Young. Clifford Brower relinquished Hahn, first, Mali Men, second, cepted the trophy for the fire de- chairmanship of the Colum- Carol Ann Deer, third; boys 50- partment and Mrs. Herbert F. Frank Cozens served as mas ter of ceremonies during the us Day ball, set for Saturday, yard dash for 11 and 12-year-olds, Klein accepted the trophy for the let. 13. Frank Matuch will fill A Product of Research John Roche, first, Michael Phil' Ladies' Auxiliary. The trophy for sports competitions. ie vacancy, Mr. Brower will as- ips, second, Bernard O'Brien, the float named "Honor the Past Judges for the parade ccmpeti 1st Charles O'Hare on other de- third. and Serve the Future," the tions were Mr. and Mrs. Thorn ills. as Meehan of Woodbrldge. theme for the Girl Scout 50th an- The institutional degree and HUFFMAN JJ BOYLE Girls, 50-yard dash for 13, 14 Awards presented at the pa BUTCHS CAR WASH niversary, was accepted by troop ie first degree, sponsored by and 15-year-olds- Betty Jenkins, rade were for residents entered first, Ellen Farrell, second, Ellen leader Mrs. John Borne. Mrs. ie new council, will be con FINE HOME FURNISHINGS end BROADLOOM 170 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK Mclnerney presented the awards. only. The drum and bugle corps *rred Wednesday, Sept. 5, in St. Hicks, third; boys, 50-yard dash were not in competition. (Acrou from AM) for 13,14 and 15-year-olds Robert A float entered by the Recrea- oseph'a School Cafeteria. Plans Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 Hullg, first. William Worden, sec- tion Commission featured Mr:. nit oe announced. ond, Steven Scullion, third; girls Edward Donnelly as Miss Union Motor Vehicle standing broad jump, 11 and 12 Beach 1925, and escorts Alfred year-olds, Mall Meri, first, Jean Wilson.and Eugene Bender. All Question Box Hahn second, Barbara Petrick are members of the commission. Q. I was prepared tft sell my automobile but I cannot third; boys running broad jump, Clowns entered by the Demo- 11 and 12 year olds, John Roche find my certificate of owner- cratic Club of Union Beach were •hip. What can be done In CASTRO CONVERTIBLES' .first. Michael Philips, second, Mrs. William Novick, Mrs. Wil- Bernard O'Brien, third; girls this Instance? liam Rodgers, Mrs. Bernard A. If a certificate of own- standing broad jump for • 13, 14Crane, Mrs. Roger La France, and 15-year-olds, Ellen Farrell, ership, or title papers, are Mrs. Albert Boyle and Mrs lost, the Dlrecor of the Divi- first, Ellen Hicks, second, Betty Thomas Perno. sion of Motor Vehicles may, upon proof by certification or SI otherwise In the manner re- quired by Urn, and if satisfied of the bonafldes of the appll "FLUSH" cation, prepare • certificate SLIGHT DAMAGE of ownership, certify II and authorize Its use In place of the original. A fe« of one dol- lar Is assessed for this dupli- DOORS cate certificate. FINED AS SHOPLIFTER EATONTOWN - Police Chlel I! William Zadorozny yesterday 9 confirmed that Mrs. Juae Denny, Cash "n Carry 500 Rlverdale Ave., New Shrews- MAKE bury, was convicted last month .sBsssstsss • TABLES I on a shoplifting charge. The chief said Mrs. Denny was ar- Convertible sofas, ottomans, chairs, tables;, tonps, loungers • WORK BENCHES rested in June in Bamberger'i and mattresses and box springs. Everything spectelryprfced • BOOK SHELVES Department Store and her hear- for this history rnaWro3 Anniversary CeWwaUori. • BOOK CASES ing was postponed to July. She [was fined $200 by Magistrate Pe- • SHELVES f ter J. Edwardsen. • SLIDING DOORS FURNITURE LEGS IN STOCK BACK FROM MAINE HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs I! George R. Emmons, Beers St. ONLY! RED BANK LUMBER and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tintlt " " •" "where everybody buys" I of Pompton Plains have returnei 7 Wo* St. SH 1-5500 R«l fta* I home from a vacation trip to Bai •Harbor, Maine. CMwrtoCnm dfctoll* hi 3 mis* sale ends Saturday, Aug. 11th

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I would like to obtain my children from the Lochste* cap**!p * of hdlhandlini g you-and Authority, will present the key- driver'* license, but my father Heights Section. he'i stUl in the driver's seat. note address at a secretarial disagree*. He says I'm too David Baulier, 8; Ronald Adam institute at Monmouth College young, and every time I try to BauUer, 6; David Drake, 6; and I don't agree, she ahould be here on Oct. 27. mention it again he refuses to given a chance to prove that Douglas Drake, 4. held a fair The day-long conference, which listen. I feel that I am capable she can learn, right now, to be Sunday for the benefit of the squad. will be open to everyone inter- of handling a car, and can be a careful driver, If the laws of ested in the secretarial profession helpful with driving chores. Am her state permit It. If she fails Donations may be sent in care is being co-sponsored by the I asking too much? Do you think to learn properly, she won't be of The Squad 190 Drive Fund, Monmouth-Ocean Chapter of the I am too young? The State High- given • license. P.O. Box 28, Matawan. way Department doesn't! National Secretaries Association Eve and Monmouth College. The insti- Too Young? tute program will emphasize the Dear Too Young: DEAR ADAM AND EVE: List Bridge national motto of NSA — Better Your Dad knows you better Do you think a boy 14 yean Learning, Better Letters, Better than the State Highway Depart- old is too young to be engaged t Club Results Living. The first institute was ment. At 15 you may indeed a 15-year-oM girl? Fve been go- presented two years ago by the Local duplicate bridge club: Ing with her for about a year. tallied the following results al Monmouth-Ocean Chaper. She thinks it would be okay to their games last week. In addition to Mrs. White's get engaged and stay engaged Announce Winners at the Thursday sight address, two other talks will be three or (our years, then think offered at the institute. Luncheon about marriage. games played by members of the Garden State Duplicate Bridge will be served in the college Betrothal Worried 14 Club to the Willowbrook, Fair dining room and a fashion show Dear Worried H.- Haven, were Miss Margaret Mi- will be presented by the Belmar At Party It would be better to think for chel, Atlantic Highlands, and Mrs. Fashion Corner of Belmar. three or four years about get- Joseph Farrell, Lincroft, first; In charge of registrations are HIGHLANDS — The engage- ting engaged. Gary Deckelnick, Oakhurst, and Mrs. Edith Dressier, chairman, ment of Miss Janeta Marion Adam and Eve Henry Fleming, Long Branch, Box 77, Marlboro, and Miss Rasmussea to Pvt. William Bruce second, and Mrs. Ruth Patock Amelia GUIy, co-chairman, 311 Dwyer was announced'here re- 1 DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Mrs. Brian R. Hulse and Jay Patock, Little Silver, Cedar Ave., West End. cently by the bride-elects par- third. ents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Am I wrong to want two oi Rasmussen. The announcement three days rest away from my Games are held every Thurs- Mrs. Frederick F. Nasser was made at a party In their three children (aged 10, S and 4) Katherine Morgan Wed day night at 8:15 in the Willow- 13.047 Visit home, 9 Locust St. I've been married 11 years, brook under the co-direction ol never hire help. My husband, Henry H. Fleming and E. T. Wa Pvt. Dwyer Is the son of Mr. who travels, takes me out in th ters. Monthly master point game Joyce Zaorski Bride USO Beach and Mrs. William Dwyer, whc evening about four times a year, is held the fourth Thursday o; LONG BRANCH - A total of celebrated their 27th wedding an- To Brian Robert Hulse and our relatives can't be every month. 13,047 visits were made to the niversary the same evening i bothered with our children. I lov EATONTOWN - Miss Kather- bow-length sleeves. Her veil oi Members of the Jersey Shore USO Beach during July, accord- their Lake Worth, Fla., home. ine Morgan, daughter of Mr. and French illusion was fingertip- Of Ft. Monmouth Soldier my children dearly and maybe Bridge Club played Friday eve- ng to a report issued today by Guests at the Highlands' gath- I'm weak, but I can't stand much Mrs. Harold Morgan. 08 Tintos length, attached to a pillbox of ning In the Oaks, Mlddletown. William Kennedy, USO director. ering were Mrs. M. J. Ander- Ave., became the bride of Air- Chantilly lace, and she carried a Winners North and South werft: EATONTOWN — Miss Joyce William J. Zaorski, at home, more without a short rest. Am Ann A. Zaorski, daughter of Mas- brother of the bride, was best This brings the total to 22,749 son, Brow, N. Y., Miss Rasmus- wrong to want this so much? My man 2C Brian Robert Hulse, US- cascade bouquet of chrysanthe- Mrs. Samuel Neuwirth, Elberor since the beginning of the season. ter Sgt (Ret.) and Mrs. Stanley man. Sp. 5c ' Judson D. Edel, sen's paternal grandmother; An- husband says I am just feeling AF, Saturday in the Eatontown mums and carnations. and Mrs. Helen Levy, Asburj J. Zaorski, 34, Campbell Dr., be- Hanover, was usher, and Rich- The USO Beach is open to ill dy Reyers, Jersey City, her ma- sorry for myself. Suppose I am? Presbyterian Church. The bride- Park, first; Mrs. Willard Dill, Attended by Sisters came the bride of Sp. 5c Fred- ard Mitchell, Oceanport, junior military personnel on active du- ternal grandfather; Mrs. Marion Getting Weaker groom is the son of Mr. and Neptune, and Mrs. Kenneth Matron of honor was Mrs. John erick F. Nasser In St Dorothea's usher. ty and their authorized depend- Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ras- Dear Getting Weaker : Mrs. Clifford Hulse, Milford, Chandler, Asbury Park, second, ents. To gain admission, service mussen, Gerald Rasmussen and Philip Morgan, Eatontown, sister- Catholic Church here July 28. You have a right to feel a Conn., formerly of Fort Mon- and Vladimir Trvetcoff and Nich- Lerner Employee personnel must show their Miss Doris McNeil, also of Jer- in-law of the bride. Miss Suzanne The bridegroom is the son of Mr. bit sorry for yourself. Find a mouth. olas Uyss, both of Red Bank. The bride is a graduate of Long Armed Forces ID cards and de- sey City, and Mr. and Mrs. Nor- Morgan, the bride's sister, was and Mrs. Frank Nasser, Terre good babysitter for the children Rev. Robert W. Reed officiated Winners East and West were Branch High School and is em- pendents must have a USO fam- man Rasmussen, Hicksville, L. I. bridesmaid and another sister, Haute, Ind. and make your husband take the ceremony which was fol- Mrs. Albert Schwartz and Mrs, ployed by Leraer's, Red Bank. ily beach pass. These passes are Among others attending were Yvonne Morgan, served as flow- Rev. James J. McConnell of- you on a two-week vacation. lowed by a reception for 200 Rosalind Fain, both of Rumson, The bridegroom was graduated available at the beach club dur- Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Van Ever- er girl. ficiated. A reception followed In And when you come back, ar- guests in the home of the bride's first; Mrs. Arthur Gross, Jr.. Lit- from Valparaiso Technical Insti- IR normal hours of operation. dinger and their sons Red and The honor attendant and the non-commissioned officers range for a regular "day off" parents. tle Silver, and E. Grant Scheck, tute, Chicago, and the radar re- The USO Beach Is open from John; Mr. and Mrs. Curt En- bridesmaid wore gowns of aqua- each week (one afternoon, any- Mr. Morgan gave his daughter AUenhurst, second, and Arthur hall, Fort Monmouth. pair course at Fort Monmouth. 1C a.m. to 8 p.m. dally. Bus gelsman, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond marine embroidered silk organza Harris, New Shrewsbury, and way). marriage. She wore a full- The bride was escorted by her A member of Theta Chi fra- transportation from Fort Mon- Kriessler and Mr. and Mrs. Carl and pillbox hats covered with the Robert Young, Hazlet, third. Adam length sleeveless silk taffeta father. She wore a gown of silk ternity, he is an instructor with mouth leaves the post every hour Minute, Hoboien; Mr. and Mrs. same material. The flower girl's The games are held each week Even a housemaid gets a day »own, tie bodice covered by organza over tulle designed with the United States Army Signal starting at 1 p.m. The bus re- Thomas Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. frock was'of white silk organza under the direction of Mrs. A. off every week—and Sundays. ox-cut overblouse of imported a scoop neck, long pointed Corps School, Fort Monmouth. turns to the post every hour George Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. trimmed with aquamarine appli Judson Dunlap and Mrs, Chan- Eve :hantilly lace designed with el- sleeves, and a.fitted bodice with After a wedding trip to Niagara starting at 1:30 p.m. The bath- James E. Smith, Jr., and Al ques. All three carried cascade dler, raised appliques. The full skirt ing facility features dressing PoUnowskt. bouquets of pink carnations and Falls and Terre Haute, Ind., the DEAR ADAM AND EVE: ended in a chapel train. Her couple will reside at Fort Mon- rooms, showers, beach supplies yellow chrysanthemums. and snack bar. Please give me both your opin- four-tier fingertip veiling of mouth until the bridegroom's re- EUROPEAN TRIP :iub Gives Surprise Party "Buzzy" and his combo fur- ions on my problem. I am a girl Lamar Kelly, Milford, Conn., French illusion was held in place tirement from the Army In Oc- MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and Mrs. was best man and ushers were by a crown of seed pearls and nish the music for the regular Karl F. Wihtol, Red Hill Rd., are 17, a neat, quiet sort of a girl, Honors Bride tober and afterwards will reside and I am stout. Why aren't boys Donald O. Freeman, Freehold, crystals. The bride carried a cas- Thursday evening dances at the touring England and the conti- izza Party LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Ste- in Terre Haute. interested in me? Is it because 1 and Fred Tomalni, Long Branch. cade of carnations and roses. Asbury Park USO. Junior host- nent They will return home next SEA BRIGHT — Edgewater phen M. Popper, the former Mis am stout, quiet, or what? A lot Long Branch Graduate Three Attendants esses are on hand and refresh- week. Jeach Club held a small fry Carole Worden of Middletown, of boys laugh at me because I am A graduate of Long Branch ments are served. Dormitory ac- lizza party with swimming and as honored Tuesday night at a Miss Sylvia Feiss, River Plaia, stout. Is this the real reason? By High School, the bride is em- Engagement commodations are available at each games recently at the club surprise miscellaneous shower in was maid of honor. Bridesmaid the way, I just love your column. ployed at Bamberger's Mon- the Asbury club on weekends. jr members and guests. he home of Mrs. William H. Wi was Mrs. Stanley M. Zaorski, Unhappy Girl mouth, Eatontown. Sunday mornings an "After Dance contest winners at the off, Jr., 318 Prospect Ave. Eatontown, sister-in-law of the Dear Unhappy Girl: The bridegroom, a graduate of Announced Church Coffee Call" Is featured •cnage dance party Wednesday Mrs. Popper, the daughter ol bride. Miss Patti Jo Zaorski, at from 11 to 12 noon. Try dieting and exercise to jght were Vanda Paladino and Red Bank High School, is serving HAWTHORNE - Dr. and Mrs. at Pease Air Force Base, 'Ports- iflr. and Mrs'. Harry C. F. Wor- home, was flower girl for her Chester E. WiDielm of this place, lose weight, and when you are ames Beeson, both of New Mon- len, was married or June 2 in sister. BERMUDA VACATION no longer "stout" tee if boys mouth, N. H. former residents of Mlddletown, nouth, twist; Ruth Johnson, Bel- merson to Pfc. Stephen Michae KEANSBURG — Mr. and M" are interested in you. If they ord, and Charles Cutaia, Rum- Following the reception, , the The attendants all wore street- announce the engagement of topper, son of the late Mr. and Al Wood and son Richard, Collins still are not, then that wasn't ion, mashed potato and cha-cha, couple left on a wedding trip to length gowns of aquamarine silk their daughter, Miss Donna Jeanne rs. Harry J. Popper. He is with St., left last week by ]et for » 9x12 Domestic the reason. md Linda Sharraba, Shrewsbury, Canada by car. They will reside organza over lace bodices and Wilhelm, to Kenneth Joseph at 96 Tinton Ave., Eatontown. the Seventh Infantry of the U. S. bouffant taffeta skirts. The Murphy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- vacation in Bermuda, Adam id Louis Mannini, Fair Haven, Army and will leave Sept. 3 for gowns were styled with scoop seph Murphy, Pompton Lakes. Remember, you have nothing tterbug. luty in Korea. 72 necks and short sleeves. Attend- Miss Wilhelm is a graduate of to lose but some unwanted Music was by the Fidells. Attending the shower were Mrs. weight ants wore matching headpieces Hawthorne High School and at- ONLY 9 Chaperones were Mrs. John Registration '. Kenneth Breece, New Hope, tended the Sherwood School of Eve tavola, Mrs. Raymond Stubbs, Pa.; Mrs. Albert Hindi, Maple- of single roses and carried cas- cades of apricot carnations. The Business. She Is presently em- Irs. Henry Canonlco, Mrs. Jack wood: Mrs. Clara Gorelich,- Mrs, ployed by the Faber Construc- Send your personal questions Dates Listed maid of honor's bouquet was ac- .oversidge, Mrs. Ralph Iannar- Caiman Heir and Mrs. Harold tion Company, Paterson. problems to Adam or Eve me, Mrs. Ralph Powell, Mrs. COLTS NECK - The Atlantic ussman, Emerson, Mrs. Charles cented with yellow carnations. Mr. Murphy was graduated Lowell or both, as you prefer. lobert Yorg, Mrs. Frank Stavola Township School will hold its H. C. Clark, Jr., Mrs. Charles For a personal, unpublished re- nd Mrs. Ugo Viggiano. from Pompton Lakes High School summer registration on Aug. 16, T. MacLain, Mrs. Harry McLain, RUft CLEANERS ply, enclose a stamped, ad- The events were planned by Mrs. Frank J. Maps and Mrs. Area Students and served in the United States dressed envelope. Man to 1rs. Nicholas Giaccone, social in the school auditorium from 9 Arthur Ramsdell, Lpng Branch Marine Corps. He is" employed • Draperies col new CA 2-5042 ADAM I EVE, in care oi The rector, assisted Andrew a.m. to noon. Mrs. Harry C. F. Wordeii, Mid- To Enter Gibbs by the Paterson Branch of the Household Finance Corporation. • Slipcover! Red Bank Register, Children registering for kinder- dietown; Mrs. Frank Hadley, Chi- NEW YORK — Three Red The couple plan to be wed il garten must be five years of age ago; Mrs. Robert F. Worden Bank area girls will begin courses • Upholstering Sept. 29. on or before Sept. 18. Parents Aiss Barbara R. Worden am at Katharine Gibbs School here Dr Wilhelm is a former vice » Bedspreads must present a birth certificate ATS. William H. Wikoff, Jr., Lit- Sept. 28. principal of Red Bank High and records of immunization le Silver; Mrs. Thomas M Miss Penny Lynn Graham, 48 » Curtains School and resided with his fam- Grath, Mrs. James A. Wordan Conover La., Middletown, is en- Sbop-&t-Home Servte* against smallpox, diphtheria, ily on Poricy La., Middletown nd Miss Betty Ann Worden, rolled in, the special course for Phone SHI-UN tetanus, whooping cough, and Township. poliomyelitis. Pupils transferring air Haven; Mrs. William H. Wi- college women. She is an alumna koff, Sr., Mrs. Florence R. Ken of Kent Place School, Summit, Sherman's from other districts must bring a OUTDOOR PARTY transfer card and health records. edy, Mrs. Albert W. Worden and and the University of Washington, Decorators *». William E. Foster, Red Seattle. She is the daughter of HIGHLANDS — Debra Lee MS Broad St, Shrewboiy Before school opens In Sep- ank. Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Graham. Sanborn, daughter of Mr. and FREE PARKING tember, parents of kindergarten Mrs. Edgar Sanborn, 3 Rogers Name For Back-To-School Clothes children will receive an an- Miss Deane Marie BlaisdeU. St., celebrated her first birthday nouncement of the session which arty, Dinner 670 West Front St., River Plaza, last week at an outdoor party at their child will attend. is registered for the one-year her home. Honor Couple secretarial course. A graduate of Attending were Margaret Ro- the Madeira School and Bennett senberg, Charles and Lisa Mc- LITTLE SILVER - Mr. and College, she is the daughter of Ara. Seymour Corwin, Fox Hill Call, Robert Rosenberg, Jr., Ron- OUR County Nurses former Middletown Mayor and ald Face, 3d, Michael Hegarty, r., were honored at a dinner Mrs. Frank F. Blaisdell. ONLY RUN! md cocktail party recently- 'n Candace Barker and Lena Ma- STORE Win Diplomas Miss Maxiire McLean, 39 elebration of their 20th wedding rino. NEW BRUNSWICK — Three Wavrrly PI., Red Bank, is en- inniversury. Also present were her grand- Monmouth County girls received rolled as a resident student in Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Tuffiash mothers, Mrs. Charles Eckert] WALK! their diplomas from St. Peter's the liberal arts-secretarial course Jewman Springs Rd., Lincroft and Mrs-. Vivan Sanborn and Tend Hospital School of Nursing at it the school. The daughter of ntertained at a cocktail party Mrs. Margaret Rothman, great- exercises Sunday in St. Peter's tfrs. Alice M. McLean, she is n their home before the dinner grandmother, all of Highlands. OR RIDE A BICYCLE Catholic Church here. Bishop graduate of Red Bank High Also, Mrs. Otto Rothman, great Simplicity is the essence of arty given by friends of the George W. Ahr of Trenton con- School. xmple in Ilventos Restaurant aunt, of Irvington; Mrs. Raymond good grooming at TOOTS. ferred the diplomas. Hegarty, Jersey City; Mrs. Fred- But com* sea Donna's xrnq Branch. Graduates from Monmouth Guests were Dr. and Mrs. Na- Fund Campaign erick Limberg, Mrs. Thomas Ro- County were Miss Carolina Erl- han Block, Mr. and Mrs. Dan- senberg, Mrs. Charles McCall, Wonderful Pall Collection , wein, Buena Vista Ave., Rumson; iel Freedman, Dr. and Mrs. Sld- ^o End Sunday Jr., Mrs. Ronald Face, Jr., Mrs. Miss Patricia McMahon, 90 South ley Hodas, Mr. and Mrs. Wil REEVEYTOWN - The mort- Robert Rosenberg, Mrs. Dorothy Ave., Atlantic Highlands, and lam Klatsky, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- gage fund drive for the Reevey- Marino and Mrs. Raymond Bar- of Sub-teen and junior apparel Miss Diane Metier, Laurence rt Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pol- town Church will end Sunday at Harbor. ick and Dr. and Mrs. Tuffiash. 1:30 p.m. with services- In the :hurch. Rev. O. G. Goodwin of SHIP AHOY DANCE KHSSffiW for High School or College St. Stephen's AME Zion Church, SEA BRIGHT — Ship Ahoy New TEACHERS, new BOOKS — and Asbury Park, will preach the ser- Beach Club was the scene of a mon. St. Stephen's Church recent dance for members and choir will sing. guests. Al Fazzone and his or- Mrs. Norman Reevey is chair- chestra, Red Bank, provided the Donna*s fdr your man of the drive. music. More than 200 attended Junior clothes***^ SMART Services are open to the public. the party.

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In spite Troop 230, and Mrs. Vernon El- of this danger the immigrants scattered over the coun- lison, leader of Troop 593, a By RICHARD DAW American, brought them a taste Rodriguez as she watched the ESCOND1DA, Mexico (AP) - of the 20th century after he desks for her school being un- tryside in search of tfome sites near streams that would companied Wendy Born, Tot 1 Tomasello, Linda Kost,- Claudii For the first time, the 45 chil- stumbled on to Escondida last loaded: supply water power! Because the chief occupation at' Rlegert, Ann Doumas, Patrici dren in the Adobe school house year while searching for archae- 'No words can tell the people Allen, Gwen Harris, Patrici of this tiny Mexican village are; ological ruins, oi Levlttown how grateful the first was farming, sites for] Heyer, Elaine Charlsen, Loi sitting at desks instead of on The village was similar to people of Escondida are for this These mills were usually he floor. grist mills were much in named after the builders or Smith, Susan Marvel, Nancy Ra many which still exist through- generous gift." owners. Grist mills and saw cliffe, and Alice Ellison. Jacqui They're writing with long, out Mexico despite government Streb hopes to talk other U.S. demand. Many of the mills began operating wherever line Kordulak, Belmar, and Bei Hrm sticks of chalk on a shiny efforts and gradual progress. blackboard that wasn't there be- schools into raising money to help streams of yore were navi-• water was available, In nice Heyer, Matawan, were - Escondida had no electricity. ! other needy Mexican village*. |guests. fore, and at recess they play gable much farther inland than streams even beaver dams pro- with the first basketballs many Its streets were rutty and they are today, so many grist vided power. In fact the Indians The girls lived In tents am of them ever saw. paved. Basic sanitary facilities mills could ship flour by sailing ha*"*d* *some mills of their own be- cooked their own meals ovei were unknown. Its two-story vessels as well as by wagon fore the coming of the white Richard Streb, a sandy-haired adobe schoolhouse was virtually charcoal and wood fires. v load. ' „ ; man. Most today are gone, but Miss Mary Lou Williams, Red bare. may often be found by the re- Bank, was camp director am Name Harding It was only, 250 miles west of mains of old stone work. Some bustling Mfexi'co City, but Its life remain like the lovely one at Mrs. William Till, Raritan BE SLIMMER ship, served as nurse. Fund Chairman was of another century. Miss Gould Buck's Mills near Colts Neck, Even its name, which in Eng. The mill pond is still lovely at The group were transported RUMSON — Charles B. Hard Mrs. William Ratcliffe, Mr. anding, Rumson Rd., will serve as1 llsh means "hidden," echoed its Hurley's mill site which was AIR CADET — Jay Kappmei.r, son of Mr. and Mrs. isolation. Is Wed to once the center of a community John H. Kappm.ier, 95 Cloverdale Cir., New Shrews. Mrs. William Smith, Mr. ani general chairman of the 1962-63 serving a large surrounding area. Mrs. H. A. Charlsen and Mrs,campaign of the New York Ar- As the village teacher talked There is a beautiful mill pond bury, N. J., is attending the Air Force ROTC summer William Bom. thritis and Rheumatism Founda- with Streb she raked her fingers H. B. Hubbs through her hair In a futile cf 1 in Englishtown, and a restored training unif at Lockbourn* Air Force Base, Columbus, tion, it was announced today. WAY KEANSBURG - Miss Joan K. m fort to arrange it. She had no Gould, daughte„ „ r of Mrs. Marg_ e "l house. The Bennett mill at Ohio. Cadet Kappemeier, who completed his junior Tuttles Return comb. 1 0 WM ob bI RENT or BUY Crtuld. 8 Paris Ave!, and'the tate]™ * " £»«» ,f ? yJ*« year in advanced Air Force ROTC, is attending a four- From Midwest Streb talked with other vll David Gould, was married July week summer training period ai part of his Reserve lagers, learned that 19 of the 45 28 to Harold B. Hubbs, Garfield A full list of the mills of Mon< MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs, :choolchi!dren were orphans, and Ave., Belford, son of the late Mr. mouth Is not available, but Officer Training at college. Following graduation at David L. Tuttle have returned t< that the highest ambition of and Mrs. Harold Hubbs. names on the early maps are Gettysburg College, he will be eligible for appointment [their home on Aberdeen Rd. aftei many of Escondida's 200 resi- revealing and may help those! Mayor Louis CoUlchlo offld-] as a second lieutenant in the Air Force. a two-weeks visit with their son lents was to leave their village Vibratory ated at the ceremony: in Ms tracing their families. Almost ev- in-law and daughter, Lt. am orever. home. A lawn receptto followed 27 hamlet had at A""*, one' Mrs. James N. Farrell, Mine Streb promised the villagers Massage at the home of the bride's grand-there were mBny "•the Man« Air Force Base, Minot, N. D. lie would return with help. mother, Mrs. Charles Ellefsen, quan, of course one at Allaire, Bride-to-Be Bridal Shower Lt. and Mrs. Farrell are lh Back in teylttown, N.Y., he BELT East Keansburg, for the immedl- and there may have been tide HIGHLANDS — Miss Dorotlv, parents of a son, James Newton, :old the students and teachers at ate family and friends. mills like the famous one on Lynch of Wilk«s Barre, Pa., wasJr., who was born July 5, and onas E. Salk Junior High Attendants were MM. Frank Long Island, which Is still in Is Honored guest of honor at a bridal showei daughter, Kathleen. School about Escondida, organ- Benning, Belford, sister of the [operation. With flour the true CLIFFWOOD — Miss Judith igiven Saturday, by Mrs. Ear) ized a Mexican fiesta to raise bridegroom, and David P. Gould, "staff of life" home mills were Ann Spoor, 44 Edgeview Rd. Morse and Mrs. John McDermotl money, and got help from busi Keansburg, brother of the bride, the centers of most villages. Cllffwood, was guest of honor at in Mrs. Morse's home, 151 Nave- Holy Name Unit lessmen. The bride is a graduate of a surprise miscellaneous and sink Ave. |To Hold Dance With $1,644 in his pockets and ANSWER Middletown Township High persona! shower given by her Miss Lynch, daughter of Mrs! RED BANK — St. James Mexican flag made by his wife School. An unidentified lady has called bridal attendants in the CUffwood Peter F. Lynch of Wilkes Bam [Catholic Church Junior Hoi 'or the villagers, Streb came The couple have returned from to say that Mrs. Jacob B. Rue,Inn. and the late Mr. Lynch, will be-Name Society will sponsor lack to Escondida to keep his a wedding trip to Atlantic City Jr., Telegraph Hill Rd., Holradelj A buffet supper was served. come the- bride of William J Idence Aug. 23 from 8 p.m. t( iromlse. and are BOW residing in Atlantic can provide an answer to FILM DEVELOPED EATONTOWM belting View L '• MONMqjjUTH CIRCLE JERSEY LOBSTERS — SEA FOOD SUN RAY DRUGS W< JMIU'i SIU1UIUOU, ONI W UHUUfS IWUt Wt will cater your dambaktf. 3 "SEE US" ON MAPlASQUAN RIVER'S SCENIC 46 Brood St., Red Bank (cor. of White St.) 83 CHANNEL DRIVE BUSTER BROWN FREE DELIVERY SERVICE - SH 1-7860 17 WHITE STREET Open WED. & FRI. 'TIL 9 P.M. Sorry, no Talitirvle*

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Dirksen of Illinois, a news conference that Kennedy and Raritan Township has not Robinson, Elementary School. cans have closed ranks for a House Republican Leader Charles had sent U.S. negotiators to Gene- beert fully resolved, local school Adopted a new ruling restrict- politically significant attack on A. Halleck of Indiana and Gov. va "hat In hand" with concessions officials are ready to accept any ing smoking in the Elementary President Kennedy's modified Nelson A. Rockefeller of New to the Soviets that wen promptly new pupils that will result from School except in the auditorium, proposals for a nuclear test ban. York contended Wednesday that rejected. They added that the na- the boundary change. teachers' room and office, anc In language so similar as to in- Kennedy Is retreating toward the tion now was witnessing /'another The Board of Education an- requested all organizations usinf dicate a prior meeting of the Soviet position. example by the Kennedy adminis- nounced last night that students the multipurpose room to use asi tration of how not to deal with living in the area that is now trayj. the Russians." Raritan, but will become Holm- Purchased a piano from Grif- A few hours later Rockefeller del, may register in the Holmdel fith Piano Co., Newark, for $525 said in a statement the Kennedy school system. for use in the new kindergarten administration had "moved stead- A requirement set by the board room, and a Burroughs adding ily toward the Soviet position" in was that the affected students machine from Bayshore Station- efforts to get a treaty on nuclear must obtain certification from ers, Keyport, for $159. weapons testing and controls. the Raritan Township tax asses- Set. Aug. 29 for a special meet He said that what he called sor. The certification was re- ing to resolve transportatioi weakening of the U.S.. proposals ported necessary because of the problems. "made in March 1961 by the Ken- many inquiries being received at Approved $250 for Ralph Robin- nedy administration even further the Elementary School. son for audio-visual aids. seems to me to run a high risk It was also reported that a of endangering our national se- meeting will be held between curity." John H. Mount and William R. Drain Job Rockefeller, who might become OFF TO CAROLINA — Lt. Robert L. Armour, left/new commander of the Sandy Greene, Holmdel and Raritan Kennedy's Republican opponent in Hook Group, U. S. Coast Guard, shakes hands with Cmdr. Lawrence O. Hamilton, tax assessors, respectively, to de- 1964 if he wins re-election as gov- termine the status of residents Is Promised ernor this year, went on to say retiring group commander, at farewell dinner last night in Crystal Brook Inn, Eaton- whose property is split by the the Democratic President ap- town, sponsored by the Sandy Hook Division, USCG Auxiliary. In center is Olaf boundary line, A report is ex- peared to be making decisions T. Nordrum, past captain of the auxiliary. Cmdr. Hamilton has been assigned to the pected before Aug. 15. By King without the public's knowing what SHREWSBURY — Councilmai proposals were being made. Coast Guard cutter John Quil in North Carolina. Architect Pact Bernard Kellenyi of Red Bank, Hadley S. King Tuesday nigh There was no White House com- architect for the 20-room ele- pledged action on a Silverbrool ment on the Republicans' re- mentary school on the 24-acre Rd. drainage problem—next yeai marks. tract in Holmdel Village, was if not this year. . At Geneva Wednesday, U.S. Plan State Police Increase given a contract which provides The matter was brought to th Delegate Arthur H. Pean was re- for 6 per cent of actual construc- attention of Borough Council b; ported to have told the lT-nation TRENTON (AP)-The Hughes say he has asked the civil serv- tion costs. Leo F. Sadkowski, 30 Silverbrool disarmament panel that his coun- administration is considering a 20 ice department to fill 24 vacan The architect's compensation Is Rd., an Independent candidate try is willing to reduce controls ,per cent manpower increase in ties in the Motor Vehicle inspec- Motorcycle conditioned upon favorable action for council. posts to 80, less than half the the state police, calling for 120 ad- tor force. He said 14 of these Kills Horse Mr. Sadkowski said five house! number previously proposed. ditional state troopers to cope would fill existing vacancies and of the voters at a referendum planned -for < September. are affected by large pools o: with rising traffic volume and 10 are new posts. ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — A 1 water which collect in the street highway deaths. motorcyclist and a horse Board members will meet with .Hughes requested 10 addition' Mr. King, road committe An informed source told The tangled but night. the State Department of Educa- Shuffleboard al state troopers in his last budgel tion in Trenton Aug., 29 for a chairman, said the cost of thi END OF RUN — Red Bank Patrolman Vernon Patterion Associated Press Wednesday that message, but Sills said Hughe: The motorcycle operator has hearing on the proposed construc- project has been estimated Cov. Richard J. Hughes will be would get the Motor Vehicle In- a broken arm. investigates an accident at River Rd. and Harrison Ave. tion of the elementary school. near $5,000, including the instal State Title asked to include the request for spectors instead, (his year. The hone is dead. last night. The driver, Robert A. Rote of Shrewsbury State police, Shrewsbury bar- In other,business the board: lation of two catch basins. more state troopers in his pro- Township, has been charged with reckless driving. Local posed state budget for next year. racks, said the animal, owned Senior Teachers If that figure can be trimmed, Tourney Set The additional troopers would $12^,000 Bond Issue by Brace Crieghton, a local res- Approved as senior teachers he said, the problem will be rem- polica said ha also was involved in another accident raise the force from approximate- Gels Council Approval ident, darted across Rt. 34 with a supplemental salary of edied with funds from this year's earlier in Fair Haven. In Red Bank he struck a car RED BANK - The Red Bank ly 600 men to more than 700. just south of Rt. 520 and was $100 a year: Mrs. Mary W. Col- budget. Shuffleboard Club will host the EATONTOWN - Mayor and driven by Mary J. Seely of Rumion. Last month, the highway death struck by the two-wheeler, Second Annual New Jersey State Council last night adopted an or- toll was higher than in any July driven by Peter Ernst, 21, of Shuffleboard Championship Tour- since 1937, state statistics showed. dinance authorizing a bond issui Bailey Ave., Elizabeth. nament here at Ivlarine Park , State police are presently on of $128,000 with which to built! Another cycle, operated by OK Quarter-Million Tuesday. call 90 hours a week, including a new fire house on Broad St., John Mastenoa, 19, also of New Drug Control The announcement was made time spent sleeping in barracks and a second municipal garage Elizabeth, rammed Into the yesterday by Ralph S. Cryder, but away from home. In order "" 5t- rear of the one driven by Ernst, InTownshipProject director of recreation and parks to reduce this to 70 hours a week, The sole speaker at the publ whose right arm was broken. who said about 100 competitors Atty. Gen. Arthur Jj Sills wants hearing preceding, passage was Both men were taken to Rlv- Rules To Be Issued are expected to participate In the MIDDLETOWN -* The Town- In other business: .... , authorization for 1201 more state Col. George A. Morgan, former enriew Hospital, The Master- event. The tournament Is open chairman of the Sewerage Au- son youth was treated for mi- ihip Committee last night ap- ' Inspect Development to members of shuffleboard ebbs troopers, the source said. By BARRY SCHWEID President Kennedy has said "we thority and former member ol nor Injuries and released. proved three ordinances and in- The committee ordered thi affiliated with the New Jersey Sills declined to "comment oa WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretary ought to be tougher" hi regulat- T. the Planning Board, who praised Police said they do not know troduced another, plus an emer- building inspector, engineer, san- State Shuffleboard Association, he the planned request of Welfare Anthony J. Celebrezze ing distribution of drugs to doc- But the attorney general did the measure. how the horse got loose. gency resolution, authorizing ex- itation and plumbing inspecto said. penditure of more than a quarter- to inspect the Lakeland Park de- is expected to announce today new tors for experimental use. He and Tha local club is hopeful that velopment and report back to the regulations covering distribution t! - Food and Drug Administration million dollars for rc^», drain- the 1964 National championships age and other projecls. governing body at the next meet- of new drugs to physicians for in- take the position this could be will be held here, Mr. Cryder Vandal Curb The biggest single item was an ing. The committee has receiver vestigational purposes. done without further legislation. Late News Briefs Celebrezze promised last week said, as well as tha 1863 atate ordinance authorizing expendi- numerous complaints about However, Kennedy also has sail championships. ture of $180,000 for the first stage drainage, roads and water serv that the new regulations would be full protection of consumers will ASSOCIATED PRESS boy was struck when he rode At School issued soon. . , The program will be headed off the curb in front of his of a massive drainage program ices In the area. require action by the Congress. Speaking against a backdrop of by Carl F. Clark, tournament di- SOMERVTLLE — Somersei home and into the street. The or the township. The governing body also de- This week Kennedy made sever- mounting concern ever the seda- rector of the Red Bank club and County Physician Dr. Dominick driver of the car was Mr». Is Sought The committee approved ordi- cided to ask the state Highway al recommendations to the Senate T. Russo was arrested last nighi tive thalidomide Celebrezze then Judiciary Committee for strength- Morrell Moore, state tournament Barbara Clement, J5, of JO Nas- OCEANPORT — Faced with nance authorising $60,000 to be Department to review the speei and charged with advising and spent for the improvement of said: "It seems clear that some ening the drug industry control director and third vice president sau PI., Princeton Junction. several enterings, or breaking limits again on Rt. 516. The state directing a 23-year-old woman to Murphy Rd.; $5,600 for improve- has set a 45-mile-per-hour limit tightening up needs to. be done, bill now in its hands. of the association. Mr. Moore al- and enterings, into Wolf Hill Ave- have an illegal abortion per- ment of Old Woman's Hill Rd., on the major portions of the ar- although care must be taken not Wednesday the committee decid- so is a member of the local club. < CAMDEN — Attorney Harris nue School this summer, the formed. Dr. Russo, In his 50s and $5,900 for realignment of the tery which the committee feels to interfere with the' professional ed to require that official or gen- Mr. Cryder said awards win In- Y. Cotton of Woodbury has been Board of Education last night de- was arrested at his office in Middletown-Lincroft Rd.-Dwight Is too high. work of competent physicians." eric name of a drug be printed clude a perpetual trophy for named a receiver for the Cam- termined to recheck its door Raritan on a complaint of Som- Rd. intersection at the site of the The committee heard a report Thalidomide, blamed for thou- prominently on the label and in men's and women's singles, and den A Burlington County Bus Co, locks and look into the possibilitj erset County Prosecutor Arthur Thompson Intermediate School. that 319 traffic summonses were sands of birth malformations in type at least half as large as the awards for second to sixth places Cotton was appointed yesterdaj of reinforcing them. Meredith. He was arraigned be- The emergency resolution pro- issued last month In a drive by Europe, was never marketed brand name. in each division. All the events fore Magistrate Robert Brokaw by Camden County Judge R Charles M. Guiilaudeu, chair- here. But. under U.S. drug laws, Cooper Brown, sitting "in Superioi ides $6,000 for emergency tax police to crack down on speeders The administration bill in thi are singles he pointed out. here. No plea was entered to man of the building and grounds map work to get the document it was distributed to 1,231 Ameri- House goes further, meeting the Court. He also ordered the bus and .reduce the accident rate The program will get under the charge. Brokaw released him committee, told the board that ready for use by the start of the can doctors for possible expert Kennedy recommendation that the company to show cause by Oct. here. way at 9 a.m. Tuesday when en- In $1,000 bail pending a prelimi vandals recently had removed 1963 tax year. There are insuf- mental use. official name be printed In type 24 why it should not be adjudged The township attorney was in- trants- must register at 9:30 nary hearing Tuesday, Aug. 14, at three fire extinguishers from the ficient funds to cover cost of this as large as that used for the Insolvent The line operates be- structed to draft an ordinance a.m. opening ceremonies, Mr, Raritan. The prosecutor accused school. One was found, dis- work in the existing budget, of- brand name and that it be given tween Camden and Medford and banning swimming at the dam Cryder will give an official we], Dr. Russo of advising and direct- charged, in nearby woods, he ficials reported. and dike end of Shadow Lake precedence in position. Ing a North Plainfield woman to between Camden and Lumberton Crackdown come to the entrants. An Invo- said. , Projects in River Plaza. Existing law requires only tha have an illegal abortion per- cation will be offered by Rev, Board member Albert Weigel The drainage program involve Comrttitteeman Paul Pandolfi official names of drugs appear formed at Miami, Fla. ATLANTIC CITY - The body Kerry Robb, assistant pastor of remarked that it was so easy the following projects: agreed to meet with residents On Goofball with prominence and conspicuous- Meredith said Dr. Russo was paid of Joseph Owens, 28, of Atlantic the First Methodist Church here. to enter the school that culprits Farrell Dr. and Normandy Ct. of the Hillside area to discuss se- ness on the label. $1,400 for the referral by the City, who reportedly jumped In- Lewis Hendricks, president of the caught could not be charged with curing water service from th woman's boy friend. The woman to the ocean Friday with his Reilly St. and Kelly St.; Tayloi Sellers Set Red Bank club, and Andrew clothes oa, was found beside a breaking and , entering. Me. and Sunset Ave.; Irving St, Monmouth Consolidated Watei Watts, president of the state as- did have an operation and came 1 buoy in Absecond Inlet yesler- It was pointed out that locks Bellvue Ave. and Teinch St. Co. TRENTON (AP)-The state has Reckless Driving sociation also will give brief open- through without any ill effects, that might slow the evacuation launched a crackdown on drug- according to Meredith. Dr. Rus- day. Police said that Owens, Greene Ave. and Leonardville ing talks. of children in an emergency gists who fill illegal "goofbali" so has been county physician only two weeks married, had Rd.; Poplar St. and Chestnut St. could not be installed. Panic bars Warren Ave. and Harmony Ave/ prescriptions. Summons Issued Other officers of the local club more than eight years. He also been fishing with bis bride from Breunissens are Howard Shlnn, first Wee pres- are presently in use at all exits. Oakland Ave. and Bayview Ave. Atty. Gen. Arthur J. Sills an- RED BANK — Robert A. Rose has been the county jail physician a jetty when be told her he was ident; Amos Emmons, second Mr. Guiilaudeu received the au- Millbrook Dr. and Lone Oak Rd.; nounced Wednesday that fines to- 1 Barker Ave., Shrewsbury for a year. going for a swim. He Jumped vice president: Melvin Cree, thorization of the board to replace Maplewood, section I,; Broadway Are Denied taling $1,250 have been levied Township, was in fully clothed except for charged with treasurer, and Robert Butler, sec- wooden doors at the east end of at the Navy Depot.; Kitmary against two Essex County drug- shoes and socks, police said. reckless driving by Patrolman retary. HILLSIDE — Fire took the the building with metal and glass Ave., June PI., Sylvia Ter., Ward A Variance ists. Vernon Patterson after an acci- lives of scores of animals NEW YORK— A New Jersey- doors at a cost not to exceed ve. Collinson Dr., Wilson Ave "Goofballs" usually refer to dent at River Rd. and Harrison valued at 110,000 by the own- an has filed an action to direct $615. The new doors might im- nd Thorne PI.; Acker Dr. and FAIR HAVEN — A variance habit-forming synthetic drugs tak- Ave. er of the Hollywood Pet Shop trustees of the Texas Pacific prove the situation there, he said. Niles Ave.; Rt. 36, Main St., and application of Mr. and Mrs. John en by teen-agers as "pep pills." According to police, witnesses Two Vehicles here. The animals lost jester- .and Trust to open their books Bray Ave.; Bayslde Dr., Swart- W. Bfeunissen, 44 Hillside PI. The state has banned illegal reported that Rose was travel- day Included a dozen chinchil- to his inspection, it was disclosed zel Dr., Swimming River Rd., has been denied by the Zoning prescriptions for years, but it re- ing at a high rate of speed from las, a rare $1,000 magpie, sev- yesterday; The action was filed Delay Hearing Barbara Ter., and Morris Ave. Board of Adjustment. cently enacted a law making it the direction of Fair Haven when In Collision a crime to possess habit-forming eral pedigreed dogs, tropical by John S. Kroese, Sr., an elec- The Breunissens sought a side he struck a car driven by Mary FAIR HAVEN-The front porch drugs such as "goofballs" with fish and 60 canaries and para- trical supply dealer in New York. On Subdivision yard variance after they w Seely, 25, of 7 Lafayette St., of the home of E. D. Evans, Jr., keets, Anthony Katawlck, Jr., granted a subdivision of their out a valid prescription. Rumson. Only minor injuries Krose lives at Teaneck, N. J. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The 86 Church St., here, lost a pillar owner of the shop, said. Two Miss Jaycee property by the Planning Board were reported. * The action will come before the 'lanning Board last night post- A fint of $750 was imposed on in an automobile accident early makes, believed harmless, and .Borough Council. state Supreme Court Aug. 20 poned its hearing on the Levit 'rank F. Lewis of Orange, pro- Patrolman Patterson said this morning. were missing. Firemen rescued The garage on the property is Kroese owns more than 60,000 subdivision map for a section of Contest Set prietor of a pharmacy in Mont- Rose, after striking the car, hit Two cars collided at the cor- •bout nine puppies and a white 6.79 feet from the new subdivided shares in the unincorporated busi- Ivy Hill Park until Aug. 22 at 7 clalr. Frank Nicholas of Newark, a utility pole, blowing out a fuse rffir of Third and Church Sts., and angora cat from the flames. lot line. The requirement is 10 box and breaking the power feed ness trust. His attorney, Irving p.m., because not all property was fined $500.. He works for Jef- one stopped on the Evans porch. For Aug. 26 fast. !o street lights. The officer re- Spieler, said the stock was worth owners in the adjacent area had ferson Industries Inc., also of One driver, Lester J. Brett of 12 The denial was announced yes- llontclair. sorted skid marks of 62 feet be- MORRISTOWN — James H upwards of $1 million at current received hearing notices. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The r Henderson PL in this borough, terday by John W. Martin, sec- The fines were ordered by the c>re impact and 108 feet after Vance, Jr., 18. accused of the market prices. The board approved the pre- .tlantic Highlands Jaycees an- was taken to Riverview Hospital retary of the zoning unit. The itate Board of Pharmacy. impact. slaying of two teenage girls, is liminar^ subdivision map cover- lounce the participation of the by the Fair Haven First Aid board had withheld its decision at scheduled to enter a plea tomor- LINDEN — A Ducknaping ing nine\]otj in the Levitt Cam- •Leonardo Rifles,", Mlddtetown Squad, where he wns treated for its last meeting last week. row to two indictments charging case was solved here yesterday bridge Part section. American Legion, in the forth 9 minor injuries and released. him with murder. Charles M with no foul play involved. Chairmani Joseph P. Stenger :oming Miss Jaycee of Greater Drop 'Navesink on Truck, The driver of the other car, Egan, Jr., court-appointed de Lucky, a duck, was back with reported "that there was no meet- Ulantic Highlands contest. Firemen's Fair Sherman Williams, 110 Seventh fense attorney, said Vance would the Joseph Gordon family at Ing last night with Levitt of- The contest will be held at Ave., Atlantic Highlands, was plead innocent to the deaths of 16M Summit PI. Lucky disap- ficials regarding the builder's p.m., Aug. 26 at the municipal But Company Name Stays tot injured. Margaret Ann Kennedy and peared Tuesday from the Gor- ilan to add 500 houses to the de- ,radit harbor, in conjunction with Starts Tonight No summons has been issued Noreen Buckley of Morris dons' yard. Neighbors said they •lopment. he Lions Club Regatta. NAVESINK - The 73d annual RED BANK - In "popular "There is no intention tq >y the investigatnig officer, Pa- Plains, The girls' bodies were saw a boy pick the animal up All single girls, ages 16 through rms," the sign on the side of rolman Robert O'Neill, pending Irenien's fair here gets under change this official name," Mr. found In a lonely lane in Morris and run away. Yesterday the Wrong Land Prices are invited to enter the con- ie new hook and ladder truck Allen said. "It will be most cor- 'urther investigation. Township June 20. Morris County telephone rang and the caller •st. Among the judges will be way tonight at the fire house lere "means what is says," ac- rect to use the new, though un- In another accident here, a hit SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - Prosecutor Frank C. .Scerbo said said the duck had been brought !ric Hedlund of the New York grounds in Naveslnk. rdlng to Councilman John Al- official, name in the future," he md run driver struck a car In a story in yesterday's Register Vance would be tried first irt con- to a farm here by (he mother unday Mirror. an, fire committee chairman, added. "The decision for the new iriven by Charles C. Cuddeback. :oncernlng the signing of con Sponsored by the Navesink Fire nection with the slaying of Miss of a little boy who found In addition to a modeling job it reads: "Hook and Ladder reference was made to avoid 159 Morningslde Ave., East racts for the purchase of prop- Co.. the fair is the oldest In the Kennedy. Exact date for the trial Lucky on the street.. Ith Sftinbach Co., Red Bank Company of the,Rod Bank Firo public confusion between the fire feansburg. Mr. Cuddaback was erty slated for Urban Renewal, will be set at a court calendar id Asbury Park, the winner will :ounty. )epartment." apartments of Red Bank and lot injured. he price to the Industrial Urban call Sept. 14, the prosecutor said. NEW YORK-Willlam Murphy. eceive gifts contributed by local The program will run through "Actually, though," he ex- Navesink. It should be remem- Capt. William B. Robbins is In- Renewal Corporation of Shrews- 57, Gibbstown, N. J., an iron- nerchants. Conn Organ Studios, Jains, "'it changes nothing." The! bered that the Navesink Hook estigating. iury Township was erroneously Saturday night. It will involve PRINCETON -r Robert Nal- worker, was killed yesterday Isbury Park, will provide music ompany, proud of a charter and Ladder Company first was ;iven as $35,000. The Industrial lie usual food and fancy tables alat, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. when he fell from the ninth to or the affair., hat dates back to 1888 retains, named after the Navesink.River NO BUSINESS ite will be purchased for $3,500. Samuel Naiilat of IS Canoe the seventh floor of a building Entries are still being accepted ind white elephant sale. official terms, its old name, which flows past here and not WEST LONG BRANCH - The •rook Dr., died yesterday from under construction at Third Ave. cost of $2,400 for the 1959 pur- id application forms may be oh- There also will be rides for 'The Navesink Hook and Ladder the municipal section of. Nave- Planning Board met Tuesday bjorles suffered when ha wa» and 47th St. Police said Murphy :hase of grounds from the gov- lined by contacting Donald J, children. Company," which was painted on sink. Red Bank had its fire de- night, and quickly adjourned. The Mt by • car white riding Ms slipped while walking across an ernment was mistakenly listed as aruso, 25 Harbor View Dr., or Proceeds go for the operation ie old truck which recently was partment many' years before reason: No matters of business tricycle. State police said the open steel girder. • 24,000. rom any member of the Jaycees. of the volunteer fire company. raded in for the new one. ' Navesink had one." for lt to dlscusa. FABOTV I**- 0) Caleodw (4) Price Is JU*bt 14—Euindty, Align* 9. 1962 (i)UyVhm OEnneFord BANK REGISTER TELEVISION Ui»- (!) turn* CBS is Optimistic WNEW-TV mam {®> ^tot* :, 1WI-CD Brighter Dty CBS tad then later a* NBC, re- <4) Concentration TODAY MORNING ifcH- it) 1 tmt Uej turns to tht CBS fold this set- THURSDAY (I) Romper Room TBUMDAT vnemo U-WPHvtewi (4) Play Your Hunch About Its Ne\v Showsson with an extra half hoar un- W-(2) Lore of Ufa (7) Yours For A Song •ill-. (4) News tad Weather 20-(2) Give Us This Day (7) Gale Storm (2 News der his ample belt The one-time H) Your First Imprtsiloa B, HAKVEY PACK The series, based on the novel (S) Sandy's Hour i:2S- (2) News 11:00- O) Verdict Is Yours . first rate suspense director will (7) Jane Wyman "Lile Without George," finds our (7) Newt (I) Sermonette CBS came up with the one bis host • one hour dramatic series (11) Merry Mailman heroine sharing a two-story house (11) Three Stooges 1:30- (2) Summer Semester •ward winning new «how last year entitled "The Alfred Hitchcock 12: M— (1) Search For Tomorrow fclJ- (7) News with a divorcee who has one son. («) Radiation Story when they had the courage to fi- The divorcee will be played by Hour." Name guest stars will (4) Truth or Consequences 1:2*— (7) Weather nance and stand behind the ex- be used on each episode and the (I) Cartoons >-<2)Nevi that's right Lucy' •:H— (7) Sports cellent Herb Brodkin-Reginald program," which premieres Sept (7) Camouflage (4) Today old sidekick Vivian Vance, It'll I:H— (4) Local News Rose one hour weekly drama 20, will have the same staff as 12:41- 0) Guiding Light 7: OS— <5) Call To Prayer Now Showing be good to see Lucy on the (7) Jim Backus "The Defenders." But the over- the half hour version so Hitch- (11) Rocky and His (11) Huckleberry Hound 7:K- (S) News Shows at 2, 7 &9 screen again in something other AMPLE PARKIN© all season was almost as disas- cock fans can look forward to Friends 1:4*- (4) Weather 7:21- (7) Morning Prayer trous (or them as for their two than a fifth time around rerun. double doses of the same. 12:W- (I) News And Weather 1:45- (4) Newt 7:M- (5) Columbia Lecture) Another CBS perennial has rivals, so 1962-63 seej a large TV fans, who are fed up with :B_ (4) News 7:H- (2) Newt (7) Early Bird Cartoons 1ST SHOWING IN AREA group of new shows armed with agreed to give it a whirl this half hour situation comedy shows, (7) News (4) Ripcord fcH- (2) Captain Kangaroo optimistic advance notices pre- year for the web and on Sept. 29 can now try their hand on a one- (I) Almanac Newsreel (5) Mister Magoo (5) Sandy Becker pared to debut. —away we go! Gleason is back hour one. Eddie Foy, Jr., is the :M- (2) Bums and Allen (7) December Bride (7) Tommy Seven in a weekly one hour variety (I) Menytoon Circus I: SO- (7) Little Rascals The big news at CBS is that star of "Fair Exchange" which (4) Trouble with Father show which will be seen Satur- (11) Newt 1:00- O) Amos "n" Andy Lucy's back and they've got her. moves into a one hour Friday slot (5) Cartoons days from 7:30-8:30. Since he last on Sept. 21. The Idea of the pro- (7) Dr. Hudson's Journa 7:11- (2) Weather (4) SUmnastics Miss Ball, whose "I Love Lucy" fronted a Saturday night review, (11) Local News (7) Memory Lane kept CBS at the top of the Niel- gram is to give a comic account ()) Understanding Our Jackie has gone on to conquer 7:15- (2) Newt 0:15- (4) Family sen charts for many seasons, has of the home life of two familiei. World Broadway and Hollywood. He has 7;2S-<11) Weather fc»- (5) News decided to tackle the TV grind —the Walkers of New York and (II) Movie proven himself a fine actor as 7: SO- (2) Accent 0:10- (2) My Little Margie •gain in a new series produced the Finches of England—each :S- (5) News well as a gifted comedian. With which has "adopted" the others' :H- (I) As The World Tumi (4) Outlaws (5) Topper by her ex-husband, Desi Arnaz, (9) Islanders (7) Beulah lor their Desilu organization. so much talent deserting TV, CBS teenage daughter for one year. (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Ozzie and Harriet 0:55- (4) News Called "The Lucy Show," the deserves a vote of thanks for The program is the brain child oi (5) Movie bringing back Lucy and Jackie. Cy Howard, creator of ' (7) December Bride (») Movie show bows in on Oct. 1 with Lucy 1 (11) Sportsman's Club playing the part of a widow with Hitchcock, Too Friend Irma ' and "That's (t) Wild Bill Hickok Boy." . 1:55— (4) News 7:40-(U) Red Barber MOVIE TIMETABLE a ion and daughter living in Alfred Hitchcock, who has been 7:55—(11) Baseball Westchester County, New York. Not content to welcome the lit*- (1) Password RED BANK introducing half hour vignettes on (4) Jan Murray fcOt- (2) Frontier Circus corny and successful "Real Me (7) Donna Reed > CARLTON- Coys" Into Its fold, CBS intro- (7) Day In Court Mr. Hobbi Tikel » V«c*Uon 3:00; duces another folksy corned;, (8) Favorite Story |-.St— (4) Dr. Kildar* 7:00; »:ia ^ show in "The Beverly Hillbillies" 2:15- (4) News (5) Manhunt EATONTOWN (7) Real McCoys DRIVE-IN- beginning Sept 28. Buddy Ebsen 3:lt- (I) House Party S*d Kick »:2J: U:0J; Delicti* D*. is the star of this Paul Hennlng (4) Loretta Young 1:00- (2) Brenner Unguent 10:10. ("Bob Cummings Show") brain (7) Seven Keys (5) Wrestling LONG BRANCH child and the storyline is about (8) Star And Story (7) My Three Sons BARONET- (») Movie Biil sack 3:13; 7:00; 10:10; Delicate an Orarit family that moves to (11) Movie Delinquent 2:00: 8:40. plush Beverly" Hills when oil on I:JJ- (S) News 1:10- (2) Tane Grey ASBURY PARK their property turns them into I:H- (2) Millionaire (7) Lively Ones LYRIC- millionaires. Most of the comedy (4) Young Dr. Malone (?) Law and Mr. Jones Skj Above Die Mud Below 2:S5; 7:40; 10:00. will evolve from their conflicts (5) Racket Squad 10:00- (2) CBS Reports (4) Stag Along With MAVFAIR- with their sophisticated neigh- (7) Queen tor a Day Bllarl 2:10; 1:00; 10:00. bors. (9) Jack LaLanne Mitch PARAMOUNT- S:J»- (2) To Tell The Truth (7) Untouchibles Thit Touch ol Mink 2:30; 7:30; 1:40. Lloyd Bridges, tired of being 10:10- (I) Movie the butt of all skin diver jokes (4) Our Five Daughters ST. JAMES- (5) Medic M-.4MU) Red Barber West aide Btory 5:50; 8:30. stars in "The Lloyd Bridges 11:00- (2) Newt Show" premiering Sept. 11. (7) Who Do You Trust? BELMAR <4) News Bridges plays a roving Journalist (I) Movie FLY-IN DRIVE-IN— (5) News Sold to Honi Kong 1:3; 11:00; 13 (11) Abbott & Costello who uses his Imagination to (7) News Weit Street 10:23. project himself Into the role of J;55- (2) News COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE (II) Steve Allen the protagonist of the story he Is 4:90- (2) Secret Storm SHORE DRIVE-1N- covering. This basic idea gives (4) Make Room for 11:10- (2) Weather B'r Red 1:45: 11:00; I.lvlni Dtiert the writers plenty of latitude as Daddy (4) Weather 1O:M. far as writing episodes for the (5) Divorce Hearing (5) Movie ' North of Red Bank (7) American Bandstand (7) News, Weather, And show, and actually sets the pro- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS gram up as an anthology series (11) Laurel And Hardy Sports 11:15-(2) At The Source ATLANTIC- with a Tunning character. 4:2S-(U) Junior AU-Stars Bon Voym 7:0O; 9:00. (4) Tonight "The Defenders" has madi 4:11- (2) Edge of Night HIGHLANDS (4) Here's Hollywood (7) Movie COFFEE SERVED IN OUR LOUNGE producer Herb Brodkin a bit of MARINE- (S) Mr. District Attorney »:«- (2) Movie a hero at CBS and they are let- Bojl" NIlM Out 7:00; »:00. WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS (11) Bozo The Clown I ting him try his hand at the cu 12:N— (») Stories Of Suspense HAZLET [Krent medicine fad. His "Thi 4:50— (7) American Newsstand 12: JO- (2) Movie LOEWS DRIVE-IN- 4:55- (4) News 12:55- (5) News Cartooni 8:30; JUttrl t:40; 13:00; Nurses" debuts Sept. 27 and thi Seiwarda the Qrett Shlpi 11:30. Now Ploying network hopes the one-hour dra- (11) Mr. Peabody 1:00-(4) News (5) Theater Five KEANSBCRG mas will do for the ladies t:W- (2) Life of RUey CASINO— FREE PLAYGROUND white what Casey did for the doc- (4) Movie (7) Movie ThTte Itooset tit Orbit S-.15: «:30; (5) Felix and Diver Dan (0) Almanac Newsreel l:«; Jlottra 1:00: S:OD. THE GREAT GLEASON EXPRESS — CBS Television Nat. tors. Shirl Conway and Zina Be- PERTH AMBOY thune are the stars and it's a (7) I Married Joan 1:05— (4) Headline work star Jack!* Gltaton and an entourage of some 40 (11) Dick Tracy (t) News And Weather AMBOYS DRIVE-IN— safe bet off past performance Cartoon »M; Httarl J:B1; 1:38; Be. panoni head th* call of "Away-y-y we go!" Thursday, that the productions will be 5:35—(11) Rocky and His I:: 15- (2) Movie >ona All Llmltl U:5» 1:10- (5) News MAJESTIC- TflEDEU Aug. 9, when The Great Gleason Express begins a rollick- among the season's best. Of Friends KJddle Matinee - Here Come Tht course, Brodkin is handling thli 5:M- (2) Movie 1:35— (4) Sermonette J«i 1:30; Blrdtn»n ol Alcitru 4:25! ing 4,337-mile, 10-day, 10-city train tour starting in Los (7) Highway Patrol 2:15- (7) Evening Prayer 1:00; t:30. DEUNW/ET one without the services of Re- EDISON Angelas and ending on Aug. 18 in New York. The cross- ginald Rose, but most of TV's (I) Movie 2:15— (2) News (II) Popeye 2:40— (2) Give Us This Day MENU) PARK CINEMA— country trip includes itops in Phoenix, Colorado Springs, top writers are on good terms Blrdmtn cl Alcatru 1:30: 4:05; «:45; Denver, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh and with Brodkin and CBS has hlgl »:10. hopes for this hour. WOODBRIDGE Baltimore. Gleason's grass-roots whistle-stop campaign Advisory Vote DRIVE-IN— heralds his forthcoming new weekly television series, 'New* Loretta Young Haiirl 8:SS; 12:90: Belli Bommeri "The Loretta Young Show" rar 11:40L CM NOW! "Jackie Gleason's American Scene Magazine," a lavish, MOOTCLAIR for eight years on NBC so CBS Is Asked On colorful comady-variety-muiic production, which pre- CLA1RIDGE- RTS. 33-34 COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE lassoed Loretta and named her questioWlQdJammen anr d8:00 the. , Freeholders mieres Saturday, Sept. 29 on the CBS Television Network show "The New Loretta Young Camden College move ahead with the proposal, (7:30-8:30 PM, EDT). Show." It premieres on Sept. Camden County would be the WALT DISNEY and Loretta will play a maga- CAMDEN (AP) — Camden first New Jersey county to start zine writer who also happens to County voters in the Nov. 6 elec- a community college under a be a widow with seven children. tion will be asked to vote on an new state law providing exten- ENJOY Between the kids and her Job advisory referendum calling for sive state aid for such undertak- RELAX! YOUR Loretta should have no troubl construction of a $2 million com ings. filling "the weekly half hour. munity college. The perennial "GE Theatre1 State Sen. Joseph Cowgill, Camden, minority leader of the moves off on Sept. 38 to mak ATLANTIC LUNCH Upper House, said yesterday the A MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF THE OCEAN FROM way for the "General Electric THEATRE At 8:40 & 10.30 PM. Board of Freeholders has author- AlUuillr HIBhlaml*—I''-'. 3:'I»'W OUR BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM PERCHED HIGH True." Jack Webb will be hosi ized preparation of the referen- NOW -EVES. 7-1 EXTRA WALT DISNEY SPECIAL ABOVE THE SURF. as well as producer of this hall dum to be submitted for their Wcrit DtaityV hour series of factual dra 1 approval next Tuesday. "THE UVING DESERT" A Reputation for Good Food /!<£ • 1 . ^ «T mas based on stories from th Paramount ! biggest spec- "Bon Voyage" • SPECIAL LUNCHEONS p/l/1fI/§M>fiA <•» The Freeholders will not be files of ja national adventure mag tacular of the year, Howard bound by any decision the vot- FRED MacMURRAY Children Always Fre» • Big Free Playgromd • LATE SNACKS Rntumrt • C«tkt.ll Uunf« azine. Hawk's "Hatari," starring ers make election day. The ref- EXTRA WALT DISNEY SPECIAL. BOARDWALK • Another TV perennial, "Mik LONG BRANCH John Wayne, Hardy Kruger, erendum is merely to test public Stokey's Pantomime Quiz" opinion on the project before of- back in a new package com Elsa Marrinelli, Gerard Blain ficial action is taken. TONIGHT THRU SUNDAY mencing Sept. 17. Now called and Red Buttons, comes to The college would cost $300,000 Italian • American Recording Star "Stump the Stars," it will Loew's Route 35 Drive-ln annually to operate ani woiild NOW-EVES. 7-1 hosted by comic Pat Harrington liove an enrollment to start of KIM JAMES with Stokey serving as producer. Theatre for the week starting JOHN WAYNE SOD students. It would provide a NOVAK GARNER LOU MONTE! That winds up our August loo Wednesday, August 8th. two-year curriculum. PLUS The Exciting JERRY GRECO TRIO at the three networks' schedul Filmed i n Technicolor, If the electorate approves the "HATARI" of new shows for the fall. Thi Two Shews Nltely — Extra Dinner Show Frl. and Sat all may seem like winners i "Hatari" is a top-notch com • Deljcioiis Home Cooking paper, but the final answer is i bination of romance, adven AUTHENTIC • Never a Cover Charge Reservation]: to you, and psychiatrists' coucl ture, comedy and every Daniels Adds "Fine Food fo Go "THE SKY ABOVE, es in New York and Hollywoi gradient that makes a grea PIPING HOT THE MUD BELOW" CA 9-1000 are already crowded with 1 New Youth execs anxiously awaiting yoi motion picture. Filmed Fish, Scallops verdict. Africa, some of the most ex SOPHIA LOREN ( citing wild animal scenes ever Department Shrimp, French Fries RED BANK - John Daniels BARONET ON OCEAN FRONT, LON6 MANCH, HJ. Polar bears have a special ey caught by a motion picture Fried Chicken .... "BOCCACCIO 70" lid that protects them from tl Men's Wear has expanded its glare of the sun on Arctic ice. camera are brought to the store at 23 Monmouth St to in- Soft Shell Crabs .. clude a boys' and students' de- screen, The picture is re CARY GRANT partment called The Ivy Corner. Cold Salads .... AIR COMDITIONCD leased by Paramount. DORIS DAY 1 This Is the third time the store, Order In Advance tor . • . PARAMOUNT;^ Also featured on this show which has been In business here BUFFET SALAD PLATTERS •'TOUCH OF MINK" is 'Seaward the Great Ships, for 14 years, has been enlarged. Phono 741-6460 filmed in color. A selection of nationally adver- GATES OHM 7:00 f.M-MOVIES AT DUSK tised brands of quality clothing- AIR CONDITIONS t: "WEST SIDE STORY" suits, coats, sweaters, shirts and Reserved Seats VISITED SARANAC LAKE FINNAN HADDIE COVE I. ST. JAM_ESJ^ STARTS TOMORROW accessories — has been stocked MORGANVILLE — Mr. and for the back-to-school trade. In- Open Wcd.-Sun. 'til 10 p.m. cluded are sport coats and blaz- 102 SHREWSBURY AVKNUK The Most Important Motion Picture Mrs. Joseph L. Bruce and chil- dren, Jeffrey, Peggy and Cheryl, ers, lined raincoats and a wide RED BANK JERRY LEWIS in 20 years—N. Y. Times 79, and their' guests, Mrs. variety of ties. All have been 1 block west of H.R. Station "THE SAO SACK" placed on display. BARONET uam >«IID minim mnitm , _ Howard Jeffrey, Middletown, and I "DELICATE DELINQUENT" "SUWHROS thi GRUT SHIPS" CHOI Mrs. Russell Tetley, Rive Plaza, have returned from a two- week vaaction in Saranac Lake, The N.Y. "One of the Exclusive 1st Run most significant pictures (Ms year" Because of the unexpected demand, STARTS N.Y. Herald Tribune we have increased our supply of Live, Prime Virginia TODAY "You had belter FOUNTAINS OF LONG BRANCH see It!" SOFT SHELL CRABf* N.Y. News Has Everything! Right on the Ocean BRAVE RUNAWAYS... e homeless boy and a SHREWSBURY SEAFOOD RESTAURANT [ COCKTAIL LOUNGE [ POOL Big Red dog who will win SPARKLING ENTERTAINMENT J URF j iT a place in your heVrt forever I MARKET SURF SUN FREE DELIVERY FISHING | RACING | SAND | WAU DISNEY Now In its 6th 116 LUXURIOUS AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS (ALL WITH TV • PHONE) Month in New York 741-9779 Smoking Section NO EXTRA —FRESH OR PREPARED— * Featuring * The Mel-Tones Quality Seafood is Our Middle Natne For Rciervatlom CA 2-7200—M-Hour Switchboard Servlco UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT 205 Shrewsbury Avenue Red Bank & 1040 P.M. RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, August 9, 1962—15 BUSES TO NEW YORK CITY Kennedy at Mid-TermGINGER By Cetternwnn 10 RIDE Those 'X' Factors in Foreign Affairs COMMUTER BOOK EDITOR'S NOTE — Preside for signing a treaty' with East other support, backs the United John F. Kennedy la approaching Germany. He told a delegation of Nations effort to force Katanga the half-way point in his term American newspaper editors last 10-Rldo Commuter Book Only $10.20 Province into the Leopoldville gov- the White House. What's his scor July 18 he still intends to sign ernment. Some Americans bitter- In foreign affairs? In this fourt! such a treaty, but he said: ly criticize this policy. Only last article in a five-part series. Asso- "When shall we do it? I will no) week, the U.N. secretary-generai ciated Press reporter Relman set any time limit." termed the situation "particularlj Featuring Morin notes the plusses and mi- Some observers consider this a critical." nuses—and the abundant "X" fa< plus on the administration's cred- The problem with France, Alleton of Rochester tors. it-and-debit ledger for foreign af- hold-over from 1959, remains un • Sport • Dim fairs. For the moment, it may be. solved. The French are deter Cooti Shirt* FREE PARKING • Swoattn . • Jock* But Kennedy, who says "Berlin mined to develop their own nu- AT By RELMAN MORIN • Koboi • l>«J«IMt WASHINGTON (AP) - Durinf is our big Interest," does not ex- clear weapons. The Kennedy ad- • toacliwotr • Uiriffwwr the conference between Presiden pect Khrushchev to remain quiet ministration refuses to provide • Sport Shirt* • Kii« Um Kennedy and Nikita S. Khrush indefinitely about this problem. technical assistance. Time alone • Suiti Una HARMONY BOWL chev in Vienna last year, the So No new formula for solving it is will tell whether the policy wa: • Raincoat! • Work viet premier suddenly grated out: in sight. So Berlin is an X-factor, the right one. • Slacb CIOHMI "If you want war over Berlin an uncertain quantity, in the for- No formulas have been found FRANK'S you'll get war." eign equation. for an agreement to disarm or to History does not record a more What are the plusses and stop nuclear tests. When Kennedj BIG & TALL ft& minuses? Few developments in decided the United States musi blunt, bull-dozing threat thrown al IO23HKHWAY3S,WmMUU foreign affairs fit completely into resume nuclear testing, picket "Don't drink it all, please, lady! Tho only piece of one head of state by another. (1 Mill N.ilh .1 littur Clnlt) Khrushchev's design may haw this clear-cut definition. lines formed in front of the White lemon we've got ij in that glass!" Cuba, to be sure, was a disaster House in protest. Call 531-3349 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL been to shock Kennedy off-bal BRANCH ITOUI for the administration. On the other hand, develop- I MEMOBliL MMtMT, ance. The President replied: It pays to advertise in The NEW MtBNSWICI, N. J. CO 4-2222 OS 1-2100 The Berlin Wall was a shocker. ments In Southeast Asia appear to INS SOITH B«O»D IT.. "It looks like a cold winter." School Opening Register.—Advertisement. tUNTON. M. J. PR 4-2727 The two men, having measured At home and abroad, people asked warrant at least some cautious each other, went their separate why the Western Allies were not optimism. Date Announced ASBURK PARK-N.Y. TRANSIT prepared for such a contingency. An agreement was hammered ways. RUMSON - Dr. John F. Kln- Under Rollo Management Kennedy held firm on Berlin. Some Americans criticize Kenne- out for a tripod coalition govern- Khrushchev set no new deadlines dy for not having ordered Ameri- ment in Laos. The question ney, Jr., superintendent of the can tanks to knock down the wall whether It will hold. Rumson-Fair Haven Regiona at the moment the Communists Before this agreement, Kennedj Washable hnvht&er High School, has announced that began erecting it. Whether the ordered American forces, includ- other Allied governments would ing nearly 3,009 Marines, to Tha ichool will open Wednesday, Sept. Finish fir Bath^ have supported such a move, is, land to forestall a Communis TO CORRECT A RUMOR of course, still another question. guerrilla move out of Laos. The New pupils not already enrolled The Congo is still snarled. The Marines were withdrawn as thi at the school must register at the United States, with money and tension lessened. guidance office next Monday Kifcmns and through Friday. To obtain an, ap- Dorn's Photo Shop has not been sold and we pointment for scheduling, : Wodwork The World Today: dents have been asked to call the regional guidance office. Du Part Tfceor Safe AMI EMRMI have no plans to sell it. Students who had made sched- givtt yotr write &BA woodwork t Cautious Man ules prior to this time should not Kwfr mtfrn finha tfcrtwM MM report again because their enroll- ytn of ngpi HMr.«.iNiMnf, iftir It is being run biy the same motley group that By JAMES MARLOW But he's here now, with the job, ment has been completed, Dr. MjWnj. If i my to tttt QHWC (toy- Associated Press Newt Analyst and Tuesday at his first Washing- Kinney said. ing, HM tir MUmtMi Colon has always run it and we do not contemplate any WASHINGTON (AP)- Anthony ton news conference he had his Tenth, 11th and 12th grade stu- J. Celebrezze sounds even more first dance to say where he dents who attended Regional last change. cautious than Abraham Rtbicoff, stood on the two biggest issues year, and who live- in Fair Ha- the man he succeeded as secre- involving his department. ven, have been requested to pick tary of health, education and wel- These were federal aid to pub- up their bus tickets in the main fare. lic elementary schools (but nol office of the school on Thurs- parochial schools) and medica However we are continually trying to better Riblcoff, a politician and now day, Aug. 30, between 9 a.m. and care for the aged. J. H. KELLY COMPANY running for the Senate in Connec- p.m.; those living in Rumson our service to YOU our customers. When the conference was ovei must obtain their tickets Friday, ticut, never built any fires here Celebrezze still hadn't said any Cor. Broad St. and Harding Rd. that would make people mad at Aug. 31. thing to make anybody mad al Tel. SH 7-3900 him. him or really to indicate exactly RED BANK If you do not get the same poor service you He was a very mild member of where he stood on those two It adds upl More and more President Kennedy's Cabinet. touchy problems. [>eople use The Register ads each are accustomed to at Oorn's, please call me person- And he was quite a man for One of Kennedy's earliest acts Br.—Advertisement. compromise. For example, the as president was to propose fed- ally — SH 7-2273. way be was willing to compro- eral aid to education, leaving out mise with the conservatives in parochial schools. This got Catho- Congress on Kennedy's plan of lic leaders angry. medical care for the aged. It would seem that between I am always pleased to talk to my customers if So far the most distinguishing then and now Celebrezze, particu- mark of Celebrezze, five-time larly since he was mayor of they can catch me. mayor of Cleveland, has been a Cleveland and had school prob- great unwillingness since getting lemS( wouid have had time to his new assignment to .stick his study the aid-to-education plan DANIEL DORN neck out even a little bit on any- backward and forward. OWNER thing. But he told his news conference DORN'S PHOTO SHOP After the President had picked he hasn't completed, a study ol him, but before the Senate ap- the problem. 15 WALLACE ST. REP BANK Tel. SH 7-2273 proved his nomination, Celebrezze He praised, the Kennedy medi- declined to say where he stood on cal care plan on the grounds that the big national issues. its cast would be financed through This was understandable since Social Security taxes on workers he still didn't have the job ana covered by Social Security rathe It Pays to Advertise in the Register the Senate could be unpredictable than at the expense of the general taxpayer, This was a little hard to follow since the Social Security system now covers nine out of 10 work- ing Americans, most of whom pay income taxes and Social Security Come 1o taxes. Celebrezze said he thinks there will always be a need for the Kerr-Mills program of medical aid through the public assistance program. But. he said its full ef- fectiveness is being delayed by lack of action by the legislatures to bring their states into it. • The Kennedy administration ex- planation for proposing its pro- gram was that the Kerr-Mills ar- rangement was much too inade- quate to meet the needs of people over 65. But the Kennedy program go 73rd Annual Fireman's Fair smothered in Congress, along with Rlblcoff's proposed compromise. Nevertheless, Celebrezze said. Sponsored by ... "Something must be done" and "I am sure the next session of Congress will come out with some program." At this point it seems fair to conclude; Celebrezze would like to avoid the savage jungle of Washington politics, if he can, and try to NA VESINK operate as a manager of the de- partment, which Ribicofl com- plained was too big and should be split up. Meeting Set At Shore For LOOK AT THESE MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS SIMMONS quitted WfcSTCO innpriprlng mattretts and box aortal—designed, nordlng to oar own ipeu III cations ... 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I The association is a non-profit, Held on Firehouse Grounds, i non-partisan group which aims to provide activities and services Convtnltnt Budget Terms Can Be Arranged (or Your Purchases 'to help older persons help them- Monmouth Avenue, Navesink selves and maintain their Inde- Five Acres of FREE Supervised Parking pendence and dignity. HAZARDOUS 1869 WEST 1962 WEATHER BUREAU WINSLOW, Ariz. (AP) — Me- FURNITURE COMPANY ... MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE FAIR! teorologists at the U. S. Weather Bureau office in Winslow carry revolvers. when they report to. KEYPORT, NEW JERSEY 2£&£53S. TEL CO 4-0181 work. The weathermen have spot- Optn Monday & Friday Evenings Until 9 P.M. NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST FIREMAN'S FAIR ted three rattlesnakes In the bu- reau office during the past year. 16-Thurid.y, Augu* 9, 1952 RED BANK R£GISTEH STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD , £_—. • __ ^ 1 SUPPOSE 1VE MVT'? )\ :i's Bridge DAILY CROSSWORD TO MUST; WVE PUltED ^' AWmiES SW.557. ?- " AjOKOaS DOWN JO.Wwt *iwm.GOOP»ewws <, TftnnsTHSTMW••'.-- •*,>;3/i«;awfcJ» H» bnt w»y to htadle a tx%- JLDull ptlm l.To contaM liuttut U THE MIWt£ Or THE J** , „ —• _ «-^ ia» - . 'SCMfrHINfi WHU eyrjun I» to pull the coven up COrfnkMl a. Top of mtixry t over your head and hope he goes THE HANDS fabric milk 22.ftow*r CUEMHC0R0/ » WVT0/J, «wy. If you're pawing on this North deiier M (olds' 4, Primitive Uiner advice to your children, tell them Both lido vulnerable 12. Riustui splc poem 33. Paddle* UHSHii that1 it won't work at the bridge NORTH ODsn as * A j 4 3 rerolutton- (.Oriental Ilk* nil 003 table. lll(>Y She Was a Star cannot postpone thh e eviill moment RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The by first cashing the ace of dia- By BOB THOMAS threats and filing of lawsuits. monds. first fund-raising activity to be AP Movle-Televijion Writer Marilyn dropped into seclusion. If you lead a heart at the sec- sponsored by the Saritan Town- ship Community Center will be Everyone has his own memo- ond trick you will force out dum- (Last of three articles on ries of Marilyn Monroe. My owr TOMORROW: 3 AHO 2.' my's ace. Then you will eventu a moonlight splash party Aug. Marilyn Monroe) from 8 p.m. to midnight at the gc back to her early days on th ally winn your other diamond ; HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Memo- same lot, when she was a young MARK TRAIL By ED DODD c p ! Rt 36, Mid- trick, a heart and a club to de- \ «"«*er °° . - ies of Marilyn . .. and eager starlet. She seemec feat the contract. dletown When I saw Marilyn Monroe little different from the thronj CAN VDU GIVE ME YOU HAVE A BAD I CANT DO When you have to !ead up to! Highlight of the affair will be or the last time, she had theoi starlets that were still beim A LITTLE SOMETHING? BUEN, CHABUE...I THAT, ALBC strength, don't put off the evil the crowning of a Miss or Mrs. figure of a starlet, but the manufactured in the talent fac- I'M HUBTINS AWFUL THINK VNE'P BETTER moment as long as you can. Raritan Township Community mistakable aura of a star. BAD.. TAKE XXI BACK V/OOLDWCK tories of that era, except per- we cur FOR Prompt action beats bridge bog- Center, who will be selected from It was two months ago on the haps that she gave a betler in those attending the party by eooo IF t eymen. set of "Something's Got to terview. LEFT NOW board of judges. Give," and she gave one of her Metallc Gown Cabanas will be available for last interviews. Actually It was And when you saw her on the swimmers, and musical enter- more like a conversation with an Merritt Gets screen for the first time — tainment will be provided by An old friend, for she was warm slithering on a couch as Louis dy Allison. and witty. She was still glow- ^alhern's mistress in "Asphali College Post Mrs. James R. Overton is ing from her tumultuous recep- SUDE, CHARLIE- chairman of the party. Serving on Jungle" — you knew that sh< IM GOING TO TAKE NEW BRUNSWICK — Dr. tion at President Kennedy's CAEEOF-YOU the committee are Mrs. William had that quality that separate: Richard H. Merritt, Bridge- birthday celebration in Madison RIGHT NOW.' Cross and Mrs. Clifford S. Wal- stars from starlets. water, has been appointed as- Square Garden. ters, tickets, and Mrs. Vi Hanvey There were other times ... sociate dean in the College oF She looked great. Gone was Mrs. James Barr, Mrs. Edward when she appeared at an award: Agriculture of i Rutgers Univer- the pot that she had displayed in By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL Michalski and Mrs. Earnest Fred banquet in a clinging, eye-pop NUBBIN sity. recent movies. She had dropped Foster, prizes. 15 pounds and I asked her how P|n8 metallic gown and emcei Donations have been made by she did it. Jerry Lewis expressed every Harry's Liquor Store, Tiara Beau- thought: "Is She foi FW5 THE SQUSKB EDOTOP "It helps to have a bad gall MV COMAtON 6£NSg PlVJPgP ty Salon, Bayshore Stationers and bladder," said Marilyn, who had Real? ... When she slinked in to another dinner, late and luci- EW TUB EQUILATERAL. Keyport Greenhouses. Tickets hers removed a year ago. "The PTA6 0f6eN can be obtained from Mrs. Gross rest is low cholesterol: avoid ous, and evoked a tirade from TWO.' OLWIOU6P/,1HIS 27 Appleton Dr., and Mrs. Wai animal fats. Who need them? Joan Crawford for "poor taste' P8OVB5,J!A TWICE AS ters, 10 Barrier Dr., Hazlet. Eskimos, maybe. Not us." ... How she nursed the hurt foi SAAARTAS ' Princess-Pretty . She talked gaily of her forth- a long time.wondering how Misi coming 36th birthday and said: Crawford, mother of adoptei JAM/ "I like celebrating birthdays. I children, could have so criticize Printed Pattern enjoy knowing that I'm alive." her... Concern Touching There was the time, a tearfu' She was doing a scene with Marilyn appeared on the arm ol two child actors who were play- Jerry Gieseler before the Bev ing her children In the film. erly Hills home she shared m Her concern for them was more with Joe DiMagglo... strangely touching. The boy happier time one Halloween al was shivering after a swimming her New York apartment whe POGO By WALT KELLY scene, and she wouldn't continue she was married to Arthur Mi until an electric heater was in' ler. Kids came by to play "trie1 stalled to warm him. or treat," and she didn't under- Between scenes her conversa- stand — she had never played NOW TXlv KNOW W JW»f IWrfW. 41.0W \if tion was punctuated with high such things as a child... A SttAUrtMS HAM'" NOT AN'SWCOPHASUS laughter and she insisted puck- There were other places, other AtmyiHTIRMATIOHAU Dr. Richard H. Merritt ishly she wanted to write an in- times, but there won"' be any Dr. Merritt, who has been on terview about me. Despite her more. The Marilyn Monroe storj exhilaration, there was an un- the Rutgers' faculty since 1956 s over. dertone of the trouble that lay —with two years out for service ahead. It will long be debated whethei as a first lieutenant with the she was an actress. No one wi' Air Force—has been promoted I mentioned that the studio was ever doubt that she was a star, from instructor to assistant pro- unhappy with her absence at the fessor of ornamental horticul President's birthday party, es peclally since she had been out COMPLETES SEMINAR ture, following completion of his r LINCROFT — Thomas D, studies toward the doctor of o the picture many days with illness. Sheehan, 60 Circle PI., has re philosophy degree... turned from a two-week careei "I told the studio six weeks ago that I was going," she seminar held at the home offic MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST CHURCH AT PHIUPPI of The Mutual Benefit Life In- DISCOVERED snapped. "I consider it an honor to appear before the President surance Company of Newark. T.KN0U) ITS LATE,BOT,PlEn5E.'- NOT THERE.DFAR-TON IGHT.' NEW YORK (AP) - A 1,500- VJONT you TAKE ME SOMEWHERE -IM A BIT WEARY OF FRESH, of the United States." She Mr. Sheehan, a member of th GftV «ND EVCITING TONICHT?/ THERE'S year-old Christian church has company's Theodore A. Godfrey VOUNG FACES--ANP fiUTHflT/ been discovered by archeologists doubted the studio's claim there A NEW were na more scenes to shoot Agency in New York City, wa on the site of Philippi, ancient RESTAURANT- without her. one of 27 life underwriters se- THEATER- WHERE city near Kavala, Greece. The lected from the company's na- -THE ACTORS IMPROVISE It was shortly afterward that I HERR ITS WORTH v 'preserved church is of the tionwide field organization to at- basilica style. relations with the studio erupted SEEING I— FRESH with her firing and the hurling of tend the conference. yOONO FACES AND ALL THAT' HEALTH CAPSULES "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean by Michael A. PelU, M.D. HOW WARM SHOULP THE For Friday, August 10 WATER 0£ FOR HOT COMPRESSES ? "resent—For You and Yours . . . Brighter prospects are ahead for tomorrow, al- though today is under somewhat K's fun to look forward to par- restrictive influences, Tfae day RIVETS By GEORGE S1XTA ies or school with a new dress pretty as this princess. Has a may bring the closing of a chap- bolero-effect bodice—choice of ter in your personal life, but take WELLr WHO CARES': panel or inverted pleat skirts. comfort in the fact that there GET'IM ABOUT BITING? Printed Pattern 9038: Girls' will be smoother sailing in the 1 iizes 6, 8, 10, n, 14. Size 10 takes future. Home is % restful place our OF % yards 35-inch. today. Stay there if. possible MISTER. Fifty cents in coins for this HBRB! HEWOtfT j pattern—add 10 cents for each HE BOWERS Past... Good fortune is often Future • • • Treasure divers will BITE- (pattern for first-class mail. Send ME--// called a windfall. The word search for a German submarine (to Marian Martin, The Red Bank items from medieval England, (DO PEGREES F. IS USUALLY j Register, Pattern Dept., 232 West when'commoners had trouble sunk in 1944 near Sprally Island WARM ENOUGH TO BE EFFEC- 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. finding wood for fuel. Royal de- ia the South China Sea. Th- TIVE WITHOUT BURNING YOUR Print plainly name, address with cree prohibited them from chop- U-boat was headed for Japan SKIM. OLPER PEOPLE SHOULP zone, size and style number. ping down trees, so when wind NEVER USE IT WARMER knocked 83 New Jersey students have owships for New Jersey high at one of these universities: Cali- iting county government will top tages of increase scaled upwar ;he necessary education courses jeen accepted for transfer to ichool teachers will be available fornia, Chicago, Columbia, Har- 1200 million in New Jersey this froni 1.1 per cent in Atlanti to teach in New Jersey. Others, County is 14.9 per cent in Glou NeW Jersey's six state colleges September, state education vard, Northwestern and Yale. 'ear. The figure is exclusive of he said, were married women cester County. Among the larger his fall, education commissioner expenditures for capital Improve- who want to complete their edu- counties, Hudson County reportei ?rederick M. Raubinger an- ments and debt service. cation. The 21 counties this year au- a 2.7 per cent increase; Bergen lounced today. thorized spending ol nearly $204 10.4 per cent; Essex 12.3 per cen He said 1,179 students had ap- million ($203,879,628) for the Monmouth County, which spen plied for transfer. It pays to advertise in The PUBLIC "household costs" of government, $8,754,569 on operating costs ii Many of the students are trans- r.egister.—Advertisement. lesignated officially as "current 1961, this year appropriated $9, iperating expenditures." This in- 331,353 for the same purpose, a AUCTION SALE :ludes more than $104 million increase of 6.6 per cent. A BETTER MASONRY PAINTI $104,091,792) or "personal serv- The figures, Dased upon officia Personal property belonging to the Estate ol Baronets ces" (salaries, wages and budgets filed with the State O NOW! Von Hlller, Deceased and others, at the fringe benefits") and nearly vision of Local Government, ar 100 million ($99,787,836) for "oth- among data being compiled b r expenses" (materials, sup- the New Jersey Taxpayers As COATS GALLERIES, INC. ilies, repairs, maintenance, con- sociation for inclusion in its an ©UTSIDE 288 Norwood Avc, DMI, N. J. racted services, etc.). nual publication, "Financial Sta 1st door south ol A&P Super Market. The near $204 million appropri- tistics of New Jersey Local Gov :ions total reflects an increase ernment." LuMINALL SATURDAY, AUGUST 11th FOR MILAD Y— Sprays of clipped vulture feith- 10:30 A.M. •n ara i«t around a tiny box beret of black velvet trimmed With Dow Latex Objects of Art, Antiques, Early Jersey Glass, Fine Lin- with bout. 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Wormley, Four-Piece Rattan Set in black and white Nauga- WASHINGTON (AP)-Spy in Nevertheless, President Ken- ** up gal. hyde, Early American Blanket Chest, Pair Fireside Chairs, the sky but not on the ground. nedy made plain at his news con- Brass Fireplace Equipment, Grandfathers Clock, Banjo That sums up the Russian atti- ference last week that this coun- Deep Colors Slightly Higher Clock, Hand Painted three panel leather screens, Secretary, tude, as of now, toward the latest try would still insist upon the Slant-top Desk, Four Poster Canopy Bed, Six Dining'Room American effort to reach agree- i principle of some inspection. Atk tor trot Color Chart Chairs (Mahogany), Chests of. Drawers (Maple, Mahogany, ment with the Soviets on a treaty j Dean, back in Geneva, dis- F, P. RlSTINE & CO, banning nuclear tests. j cussed the latest American offer Lime Oak), Dining Room Tabie (Mahogany), Floor and Ta- It dampens hope, built up over|Sunday and Monday with Soviet Established 1902 ble Lamps, Drapes, French Curio Cabinets, Hunt Table (Ma- the past few weeks, that through j Delegate Valerian Zorin. Members New York and Phila.-Baltimore Stock KIMMERLE hogany), Hunt Board (Pine), Deep Sea Fishing Rod and a refinement in the American j And Monday Zorin brushed it Exchanges and American Slock Exchange Reel, Pair Bronze Indoor Gates (Spanish), Occasional Ta- technique of detecting under-j off. He said lhat Dean returned bles and Chairs, Spinet Piano (Winter), 3-Piece Rattan Set, ground tests the two sides afterito Geneva with what appeared to STOCKS - BONDS - MUTUAL FUNDS PAINT & WALLPAPER CO. Sterling Table Silver, Oil Paintings, Prints and numerous 17 years of trying rriight agree onjbe based on the "same old Amer- items. a test ban. jican proposals" which Russia had > Lester R. Ross, Mgr. 20 WHITE ST. (on Pariiing Lot) RED BANK On Monday the Russians once turned down before, EXHIBITION more belittled the proposal the1 Dean said he wanted to talk to » EAST FRONT ST. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY United States had in mind. j Zorin some more before present- Telephone SHadyslde 7-1414 - WX-12W TEL SH 7-1129—WE DELIVER B. Daily 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. In the old days the nations kept j ing the proposals to the full con- tabs on one another's big weapon * ference. All this made prospects development by man-spying. jfor a test ban look as dim as Now, through sensitive instru-; always, although the need for it: ments, the nations can spy on one grows more urgent: another by what happens in the' The United States, not to be out- iky: A nuclear blast above ground I done in developing new nuclear can be detected thousands of! techniques, felt it had to resume miles away. testing after the Russians re- The United States was less sure! sumed last fall. This country is Us instruments were keen enough!still testing. > to tell (he difference, in an under-j Now the Russians have begun ground disturbance between an a new test series. This may cause earthquake and a secret Russian!the United States, not to be out- tot- 'done, to feel it has to have a new Over the years the United | series, too. This, in turn, will 1 States has argued the only wayjmean more Russian tests if they to prevent cheating—if there is a think they're being outdone. test ban treaty—is to have inspec- Future generations, if there are tors inside the territory of the nu-any, may look back on all this clear nations. as the most blazing example of The Russians, calling this a spy inlernationa, insani jn ^ Ws system, have almost consistently |, of manWnd ^ as of now said no. Which boils down to this: j^,, sWes seem t0 think ^ ,„ If you re going to spy it will havejperfectIy normal jf unea to be in the sky, not mside Russia. Recently this country has de- veloped its detection instruments to a point where it is believed the United States feels fewer inspec- tors would be needed in Russia, and fewer here. Therefore, this country was ready to make new proposals and sent U.S. Ambassador Arthur H. Dean back wilh them to the 17-

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BEST IN PAINTS • BEST IN COLORS • BEST IN SERVICE MR. MERCHANT: RESERVE YOUR ADVERTISING SPACE TODAY Union House inPla Ship Ahoy Posts Local Team Can Gain National Fifth Straight Dual Meet Win Play with Win Over N.Y. Nine SEA BRIGHT — The Ship Ahoy Beach Club recorded its fifth straight dual swimming By JACKSON CUNNINGHAM (Recreation) Memorial Field. meet victory with a 158-100 de- RED BANK - The Old Union The Union House team, cision over Trade Winds Beacb House baseball nine of Red Bank, coached by George Spillane, Club here Monday. the baseball power on the Shore gained the Bi-State playoff by the past two years, will be shoot- dumping Morristown for the New Four other Ship Ahoy swim- mers also have qualified for the ing (or the National Baseball Con- Jersey state championship. The Junior Olympics meet. They are, gress finals at Wichita, Kans., Bi-State playoff is played because Bill Beegle, 10 and under 50- only 32 of the 48 state National and a possible $10,000 first prize meter butterfly and 10 and un- Baseball Congress champs parti- when it entertains the Amster- der 50-meter freestyle; Chris dam Textiles, New York state cipate for the national title in Krukovsky, 13-14 girls' 100-meter By Hy Cunningham ' champions, in a two-out-of-three action at Wichita. backstroke; Jack Wright, 15-16 aeries this weekend at Red Bank The Union House, which was 200 meter freestyle; and Karen Karinja, 15-16 girls' 200-meter MONMOUTH PARK CLOSED LAST SATURDAY freestyle (alternate). AND THE BETTORS of this area transferred their The results of Monday's meet: 39 lest freestyle, boys 8 — Won by luck to Freehold Raceway. Monmouth had a record Larry Levy (TWi: 2. rUllh O'Connor (TWj; 3. Tim Colemart (SA). breaking wagering crowd on its last day and Freehold 25 meter freestyle, boys. 7 — won . by Mark Karinja. i.SA): 2. Wtym D«at absorbed this group and came up with a record break- (TWi; 3. Bob Hogan. <.8A>. 25 meler freestyle. Ilrla, 7 — woq by SuafSjaclmU] 25 meter freestyle, boyi. 8 — Won Amory Ld Haskell's plant rebounded like bv Jim Placopo (TW): 2. Bob M6MM (BA); 3. Mickey Colemen (SA>. Carry Back and staged a whirlwind finish in its 25 meler ireeatyle, jtrla, 8 — won > w DenUe Diljer : 2. Arden final week to reduce a predicted decrease in busi- Kremer ; 2. Skip inablt reached its peak closing day. When the final fig- photo am sats of twim tailing at the Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club, Portau- tTWj; 3. Allan D'Zurllla (SA). 25 meter, freestyle, girls, 10 — Won ures were in, the track was down just 3.5 per cent peck. At the left are Alec and Ray Corley of Rumson. At right, Jessie and Girmy by* Marilyn Edmunds (TW); Pally Stf wart " TW); 3. Debbie I*Noruo In attendance and 3.1 In wagering. Drew of Little Silver. The girls compete in the Sailfith clan. (BA>. 25 meler, freestyle, boya, 11 — Won by Jim HoEan ISA): 2. G«or|-a Howar Numerous items accounted for this remarkable (BA>: 3. Crli Bell (TW). 25 meter, rreeityie, glrla, 11 — Won "comeback," but the chief one was the quality of rac- by Carol Piicono (TW); 2. Blleen Hogan (TW): 3. Jean D«Ferro (tA>. ing, particularly through the final half of the meet. 51) meler freestyle, boya. li — Won Dr. Charles Shoemaker's Sloop by Gary Seargent tSAt; 2. Bob Dels- We've watched many of the thoroughbred stars on plane (TW): 3. Bob Walter (SAI. by Wendy Slaughter (8A>; 2. Catiiy TV during the winter campaign in Florida. Then we Hess (SAi; 3. Colleen Mulbaren (TWi. 50 meter, freestyle. bny», 13 — Won had the opportunity of seeing most of them in the by Jeff Handley (SA); 2. Rick Farley Wins Big Bay Day Handicap (SA); 3. Jim Farrell (TW). 50 meter, freestyle, giria. 13 — Won flesh. Such great performers as Carry Back, Kelso, by .Ysncy Berlelsen *SA>; 2. Linda Jaipur, Primonetta, Batter Up, Green Ticket, Affection- Kramer (SA); 3. Qraca Reynolds Don Rooney ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Dr. boy, was first in the over-all Runner-up in Class A was Hen- 50 meter, freestyle jirls, U — Won ately, Ahoy, Delta Judge and others which had proven Charles Shoemaker's 28-foot fiber- standings with a corrected timing r Mihm's "Tamara," a big51) meter, freestyli boya, 14 — Won tabbed to win the New Jersey series would be impossible. Tak- glass Triton type sloop "Ven- of 12.55.27. He also took the Class double-ended sloop, out of Mon-by Robin Lovett (3A>; 2. Tom Law themselves in the toughest company, made Monmouth (TW>: 3. Jim D«Vlne ISA). state title in the first of its four ng a look at the record. Unionture" added the Big Bay Day B honors, for boats under 30 feet mouth Beach. Mihm was timed' 50 meter, freestyle, glrla. 14 — Won appearances and wrote new pages in the history of the state tourney games by some House is very tough with a 24-3 by Lois Conlen (SA): 2. Crll Krulura- Handicap title to his recently won in length, with a timing of in 13.47:26. Ilky I SAI; 3. Peggy Beatly (TW). observers, will play a single season. But then the visitors are sport at the Oceanport plant. Texas Tower Memorial race 13.32.36. Jerry Bourne, Rumson, was 50 meter, freestyle, boya, 15 — Won e with the New York cham- eading a twilight league in New by Jack Wright ISA); 2. Jim Kanzo On the final day of the meeting, Monmouth championship with a victory in The Franklin (N.J.) resident third in Class A with hij "Aqua- |TW); 3. Jim Marlnelll (TW). pions Saturday starting at 3 p.m.York with a 31-4 record. The 50 meter, freestyle, glrla, IS — Won last weekend's series on Sandy was the winner of the rugged 140 lure," in the timing of 14.41:21. Park set new attendance and betting records. The and then tangle with the Amster- New York club is loaded with for- by Polly Corbly |8A); 2. Karen Kar* Hook Bay. nautical mile Texas Tower ocean Dick West, Rumson, was fourth Inja (SA); 3. Debbie Ounnell (TWi. dam club in a double-header Sun- mer professional players, having, 50 meter, freestyle, boya. H — Won attendance of 43,591 topped the 43,258 of 1960 The two-day series was jointly- race on the July 27-29 weekend. in "West Wind." His ttme for by Larry Cross (BA): 2. Loll PUeono day, first game starting at 1:30 in fact, one for almost every sponsored by the Atlantic High- The winner in Class A boats (TW); 3. Dick Wetzel (BA). and the betting of $4,100,930 eclipsed the $3,934,- position. b.th days was 14.55:20. The "Isa- 50 meter, freestyle, glrla, IS — Won p.m. lands Yacht Club and the Shrews- over 30 feet was Dr. George Whit bel" was fifth in 14.55:30. by Arleene Conlon <8A); 2. Pal De- 840, also of 1960. The day's betting not only was One Game If Rain Kerro (SA»; 3. Rose Uhorchik (TW*. Catcher Brian Mee leads the bury Sailing and Yacht Club and tie of Long Branch in his 38-foot Alegra Class B Runner-up 100 meter, freestyle relay, boys in a new mark here, but established a state record, If it rains Saturday there will pack. A former player in the Cubconducted under the rules of the Ranger sloop "Sylph." Whittle, Anson Peckham, Tinton Falls, and under — Won by Ship Ahoy rela> be only one game Sunday with of Tim Scnoor. John aiagnotta, Allan beating the $4,008,799 set at Garden State Park in system, Mee was voted the most Jersey Ocean Racing Club. Of-!a member of the Shrewsbury S. the winner of JORC's Texas Tow- D'Zurllla. Bill Secgle. the winner earning the Bi-State valuable player in the New Yorkifjcial results of the combined & Y.C., had a corrected timing er tune-up race, was runner-up in 1960. title. Should it rain Sunday after ly {nil wind. «'•' tourney and it is only his first] races were not released until East! of 13.42:20. His craft was the first Class B with his JU-1OOI SlOOp! Pal Patit Mulhere either club has' posted a victory BarbarB a DDffer. Marilyn Edmunds. When Delta Judge accounted for the Sapling on p y season with the Textiles. Mee hasj night due to final checking of theiboat to finish in both races. "Alegra." His timing WES 10O meter, freestyla relay. (Ills d i d iRntl uuiier - IVon by Shop Ahoy rei:. dosing day, the $64,833 earned was sufficient to put the victor on Saturday nine home runs and 56 runs off-sounding ratings of the com- Whittle was the defending 14.26:30. of Polly Cobly, Lota Conlon. Arle batted in and also bats for an peting craft. champion, having won Class A Coilon. Crla Krukowsky. g jrL^]au^3 Third in Class B was Jim Yonk ICO nipter, freestyle relay, bays average well over .400. The handy Shoemaker, a member of theand over-all honors in last year's of the Atlantic Highlands Y.C., and under — Won by Shop Ahoy reia Ada L. Rice at the top of the list of owners of thejbeeshoun ]decidedit raidn ibotf onh edays or th, ite hasn'threet- of I.arry Cross, Robin Lovett, * man of the club, Gerry Hisert, Raritan Yacht Club, Perth Am-i races here. in "Bonnie Nancy 2d" with a game series will be played the Handler. Jack Wright. meeting with $104,798. This also was a new record who plays almost any position in timing of 14.31:49. J0O meter medley relay boys following week. addition to being a good spot and under ~- Won by Ship Ahoy re'., St Monmouth as it topped the $101,142 earned by the Bill Robinson, Rumson, was ot Dick Wetzel, Lirry Cross. Ja- This weekend's victor will be pitcher, Is batting over .500. Oth- fourth in "Mar-Claro," 14.35:59; WrlRht, i'ed Handley. W.G. Helis, Jr., stable in 1959. in for a rough time if it elects to 100 meler medley relay glrla lo er players with big league ex- Van Duyne Wins fifth was Bill Wye, Rumson, in and under — Yvon by Ship Aliuy re . Local trainer makes good. W.J. Sacco, a make the trip to Wichita. (Teams of Polly Corbly. Crls Krukowsky. A;- perience are outfielder Jack Pi- "Wye Farrer," 14.42:26; sixth playing at Wichita must pay their lene Conlon. Lois Conlon. Long Branch resident, added his name to the list leckas, in the Detroit chain, four was "Bill's Due," 16.22:25, and 30 feet girls i ;:»r. — Won by own expenses). New Jersey's rep- home runs and a .400 plus aver- 9 Per Barnacle i venth was Phil Andrews, 3. Jlaiy D'Zurllla boy< s 55 y yr-. —— Wo Wonn bbyy HikMikee nine has placed was fourth. The eren tTW>: 2. Jeff Ki tories, was the leading rider of the meeting by Yankee farm string as an out- Yacht Racing Association cham- Sears Cup North American Ju- Ray Carey, Rumson, in Whis-jiiuihere3. Tomm^ y ITW>Varla: n2 . JMItTWj, Karinj, « UK>: New Jersey State Prison Guards fil over .300 average. ^ pion, Carl Van Duyne of thenior individual sailing champion- per," had a timing of 13.47:43 and many lengths. It was his second riding champion- placed fourth in the 1939 edition FROM STILL TO SCHOOL RuggSkPitching Mantoloking Yacht Club, won theships starting Aug. 27 at Marble- the "Bambi" had a timing of of the tourney. The second club to 14.24:05. Both of these boats were PANAMA CITY, Fla. (AP). - ship at Monmouth Park. He won it In 1960 with Sears Cup Area "C" semi-final bead, Mass. gain Jersey's top finish was the The visitors areTclsrrTOugh on not scorer] because their craft An elementary school science 61 winners. series on the Shrewsbury River Glen Ridge Tytodls in 1948. the mound with Bob Marotta Van Duyne, with his crew Jan have not been officially rated by teacher has found an ample free leading the way with a 130 rec- Chance and Henry Tomlinson, JORC. In addition to the regular 50 days for the Mon- The quality of players partici supply of glass containers (or ord and 1.82 earned run average. dominated the four-race series mouth meeting, the track ran six days prior to that Dating in the tourney is shown In Joe Scott's "Marguerite 2d," class experiments. Tom Foster, formerly with Hous- Reds Advance with two firsts and two seconds the person of Satchel Page, the out of Middletown, only competed The sheriff's office givei Mrs. as part of New Jersey's coastal storm relief program. ton o! the Class AA League, has foi 14)4 points. farried Negro pitcher who was in one race and compiled a cor- H. B. Swilley an assortment of In those first six days of the meet, 80,149 customers a wicked curve ball. A new addi- named the initial tournament's The round-robin series was rected timing of 6.24:06. jugs and jars which it confiscates attended and wagered $6,923,248. tion to the New York club could Angels in 2nd most valuable player. sailed in Arrows, a 23-foot keel Saturday's race was a 23-nauti- in raids on moonshine whiskey SHORE RACING FANS are now wagering at be the best of the lot. Don Blaha ASSOCIATED PRESS type sloop loaned by the host cal mile grind, while Sunday's Major Leaguers Played operations. posted a 7-0 record for New York At age 15, Joe Nuxhall Rumson Country Club. Light to affair was a short 16-mile race, the Raceway. Monday, a turnout of 8,347, shy of Some of the major league play University last spring as a sopho- changed his knickers for a major moderate northwesterly breezes;The winds were light for the fi- ers who saw action in past tour- last year's opening day, kept the machines in tune more. Roger Bowman, formerly league uniform. Now, 19 years prevailed for the four races, nal half Saturday's event. A naments—there were many—are to come up with a new betting mark of $532,907. with the New York Giants and Pi- and some gray hairs later, the sailed over four-mile windward- total of 20 cruising auxiliaries Harvey Haddix, Johnny Kucks rates, is also ready to take the knuckle-balling left-hander has i leeward courses. competed in each race. This gave Freehold Raceway its first better than Dick Brudowski, Irv Palica and hill for the Amsterdam nine. turned into somewhat of a Tied for second place were the half million dollar weekday. Arnold Portocarreo. The nationa Taking a jump over the fence known O'Brien twins from South phenom again for the Cincinnati!North Jersey Yacht Racing As- Freehold should have another excellent year. Ad- to the Union House side, there Reds. jsociation crew, skippered by Wilson's Leads Amboy, athletic stars at Wash are more impressive records. ditional records will go down the drain by the time the ington University, got their Th'e 34-year-old veteran, re- Chris Bello of the Raritan Yacht Thrilling John Bland, third baseman, has claimed from the minors recent- Club, Perth Amboy and the longest meet of its history is over. New management "start" in the National Baseball a .436 average and won the bat- R. B. Adult Loop Congress tourney, according to ly, hurled V/3 innings of shut-out Chesapeake Bay, Md., Yacht •t Freehold has the plant in tip top condition and they ting title in the New Jersey state ball before giving way to relief Racing Association entry, skip- RED BANK — Wilson's Pal- Art Lance, regional director o tourney. Catcher Bruce Phillips still continue to modernize. N.B.C. ace Jim Brosnan as the third- pered by Marge Myers. Each ace Diner is leading the Red Stock Car can belt the long ball any time place Reds made it three con- sailor had 9V4 points. Bank Adult Softball League with NATIONAL SWEEPSTAKES REGATTA The national tourney at Wichita as shown by his four home runs. wcutive whitewash jobs against Bello, with Wally Cramp and a 12-3 record after 12 weeks of HERE IN JULY went over tremendously with boat is a double elimination affair, so He has driven home 30 runs and Houston with a 4-0 triumph. Joe Hare crewing.' had a 4-1-4-2 play. Trailing by one-half game RACES owners, drivers and guests who came to Red Bank an exceptional club will not be scored another 30 himself. Joe Meanwhile, the National League series. Chesapeake had the :i~s rChris"u-1-' ' "11- *3 -"•' mark• . eliminated for having a "bad Haider and George Gill also sup- leading Los Angeles Dodgers other first in the series. Real Estate dumped Kirby, for the two-day affair. Arthur B. Hafner, inboard day." To win the national cham ply hits for the Shore nine. Gill, moved 5J£ games in front by The South Jersey Yacht Rac- 9-6, Luigi's and Sal's battled to chairman of Region Three of the American Power pionship, a team must win at.not the power hitter as some of 6 tie d wilson making the most of four hits for ing Association crew, skippered * "V fn . 's blanked Boat Association, was here for a meeting Tuesday least seven games. Ten teams his teammates, leads the team a 3-1 triumph over Philadelphia Mainstay, 6-0, in recent contests. will share in the prize money. by Bob Bray of the Brigantine night and was asked what the reaction of the par- in hits with 37 for his .366 aver- while the New York Mets used Yacht Club, was last with five Sunday's games saw Mainstay Following the winner's purse, the age. Bruce Fischbein and Ed the home run weapon to subdue bounce back with a 7-5 win over ticipants were. Hafner replied, "In talking with points. runner-up takes home at least Henderson are also high average second-place San Francisco 5-2. Cnris' and Luigi's nipped Kirby, the drivers, they all said, 'Let's do It again.' '' He $3,000, maybe more if the gate hitters. Phillips, Bland, Haiderl Elsewhere in the NI,, Bob Gib- The race committee consisted 8-7. is good. Each team that wins of Commodore William T. Hae- 30-Lap Feature said there were no complaints, but drivers were and_ Fischbein were all namedjson-s fourth shutout, a three- The standings: three games automatically movesjon the New Jersey Tourney's All- bler of the host Rumson club, W L Pet. annoyed with the Coast Guard Auxiliary." g hitter, gave S(. Louis a 2-0 tri- Eowin Stewart. 3d. also of the into a tie for seventh placplacee . I Sta s r tteam. umph orer Pittsburgh, and the Wilson's U S.800 20-Lap Novices T fi urea fav0I te for host club, Commodore John Cat- Jack Teel, also an APBA representative, reported' «,D.c ? ! Thee fifth player named tto the Chicago Cubs belted Milwaukee Chris's 11 3 .786 ° « ? tus. Bay Head Yacht Club, and Luigi's 9 4.692 that he surveyed the women folks of the drivers. Jack weekend's Bi-State championship,all.star ^ and a]s0 [he 12-4. Rear Commodore Morris P. 8 Big Events Sal's 6 7.500 ney's most valuable player is the Those Los Angeles Angels ,ust sherwood of the Monmouth Boat said the women weren't watching the races Saturday. Prenknesa Victor Not club's top pitcher, Don Rooney. Mainstay 6 9.400 wont co-operate at all. They Club. Commodore Cattus was Special Added Attraction They were all shopping, (merchants note) and all had Rooney pitched all four victories Kirby 4 11 .267 Running in Travcrs refuse to follow the script, just the Area ','C" representative for for the Union House in the tour Real Estate Assoc 2 13 .125 a ball in Red Bank. keen doing things tteir own way.the Sears Cun committp?. See spectacular baton twirling ney. He has "They'll never last," soberly KEAIW CUP SUMMARIES Hafner reported that the Sweepstakes here (AP) — Buddy Raines, trainer Iftt Ttarf exhibition by the fabulous "Red" Pierson backs up Rooney pronounced the experts as Bit! i Van T)i.ynt\ 2. Minn Wyers. Registration Deadline had more boats competing (95) than the national of the Preakness winner Greek on the mound and has an ImRipne- y somehow placed his oddly i Bra;-, i. nrllo. Dottie DunstonU! Money, said yesterday the 2f R Tuesday for Tourney championships held in California. And that means pressive 11-0 record. Henderson assorted crew of herces hot onj , Van Diiyne, 3. Mian Brandvwine Farm colt would posted the other mound win. the heels of the American League Myers, i, Fra> HOLMDEL — Tuesday is tire Tele Frawff, Tnmmlr going across the starting line. When encouraging not start in the $75,000 Travers 3d lUce leading Yankees. But they clung I. Ml- i Myt»r«. '-'. V»n deadline for registration for golf- SEF Elllnll. Rill McCarthy. Aug. 18 at Saratoga. there, week after week. i •my, 4. Bello. Wallr I>allrnlmrh, Bllon Hlldrrth, remarks are received, it sure gives encouragement Bleachers will be put up at 4th Rarr ers entering the tournament spon- "TKe colt's fine." reported Memorial Field to seal approxi- "See," chortled the pundits in 1, Van Duvtiiv 2 Bplio, Mian My era sored by the recreation com- Don Stlvr* and olhrr (op modified to the hard-working committee members. and pray (Bntli DUq.i and sportsmen driven. Raines, but I'm afraid he isn't mate,y m fans ms weeken(J.s an l-told-you-so sort of way late Final Point* mission here Oct. 8 at Korsgate .BE CAREFUL, COACHES — A rumor of a rules far enough advanced in his |turnout of fans may decide last month when the Angels wentj _'• Barnpgat Bay Y.R.A. 'Van Country Club, Janresburg, at 1 training lo go the mile,and a Whetner next yegr.s state change by the NJSIAA allowing high school football ,|Whetner next yegrs state into a mild slump, the Yankees! Y.n.A.' fBcii'di." »>i. and' c p.m. A roast beef dinner will d Y M follow the tourney. teams to start conditioning Aug. 15, 'TAINT so. The quarter distance of the Travcrs. js p|ayed jn Rcd Bank got hot and Los Angeles qui'etlylS,, j?T,% V B"A. Va'Ay':. I'vT'IFeA talke^Alsfnrdt iIft overmine witIHIIHh MrIVrTt,* I slipped back to third. ' ^ t -— Chairmen for the event are president of NJSIAA says there has been no such aJDonald Ross, his owner, and we; Fnllowing a practice session to- But now, all of a sudden, the William Friedlaender and Peter rule change and schools will not be permitted to start have decided to wait for line' nigh• •t at -Lon g Branc-."-.h Hig-h Angels arc back in second place, Baylor Returns Genovese. Jerome." The $50,000 Jerome' drills until Sept. 2. Conditioning exercises are not School's diamond, the Union trial New York by 4o*Best Riders to Be On Hand In Top Judges Directors are Mrs. Frank F. Blaisdell, Middletown; Ashton Judges include Mrs. Charles Eurke. Lincroft, Miss Barbara H Coffin, Sr., Middletown, who inCarletonPlayoffsM Classes; Arabians Added Burrand, New York City; Mrs. will also judge the Arabians; SHREWSBURY - Rumson sacks. BuAalew also strolled to CC. Combs, Tinton Falls; Mrs. Stephen O. Hawkins, Englewood; force Johnson home. Joseph H. Gans, Everett; Mrs, Norman W. Hall, Norwaik, Fair Haven reached the play Also the Shoestring Trophy, A m o r y L. Haskell, Middle- Jack Damico picked this spot OCEANPORT - One of the 'ear's champions in their re- Gilman; Louis S. Gimbel, 3d, Mass., and Mr, and Mrs. Harry off championship finals of the Ed was won by Jill Chamberlain of town, is honorary president of to unload a bases-clearing double oldest and most popular horse ipective divisions have filed en- Wayside; Frederick F. Grau, G Huberth, Bedford, N.Y. Carleton Memorial baseball Rumson in 1961. Monmouth County Horse Show. to deep center. Then the "walk" shows of the East is scheduled ries and will be seeking repeat Little Silver; Stinor S. Gimbel Michael Torpey, Little Silver, is Thomas J. Hamilton, Phila- league by trouncing Shrewsbury parade continued. ictories. All of last year's winners are Wayside; W. Trubee Haebler here Aug. 17, 18 and 19 when the show chairman. Philip H. Ise- delphia, and Mrs. Lawrence Yet- 12-3, last evening on the Patter Susan Dickson's 1961 junior entered for this year's classes Locust, and Oskar E. Held Jim Robinson walked, but was68th annual Monmouth County lin Is honorary director. ter, Newton, are stewards. Karl son Ave. diamond here. picked off. However Bob Lat- working hunter champion, Good ana are hoping to win another Rumson. Wandell, Edison, Pa., is ringmas- Horse Show will be held at Mon-N" Safe, is returning along with Coach Vern Paulson's nine will timer, Jay Benedict and John- leg on these trophies next week. Other officers include Mrs. Jo- Also Paul W. Kenworlhy ter. Gerald Goldman, Philadel- son walked to force Damico over. mouth Park's Wolf Hill Farm, High Field Farm's Tac, grand seph F. Lord, Little Silver, first; Montrose, Mrs. Estes King, phia, is the announcer. now face the winner of tonight's pony hunter champion, Susan There are also several New Falk was hit by a pitch and adjacent to the track. vice president and corresponding Rumson; Joseph F. Lord, Little Rams-Neptune clash next week Blaisdell's (Middletown) Singing Jersey high score award class- The Monmouth Historical So- Paulson received a free pass to The show is expected to draw in a two-out-of-three series for Storm, large pony hunter cham- es, including the Gregory B. secretary; Mrs. John C. Ellis, Silver; Mark D. McClain, Mid- ciety, Monmouth Council of Boy th; play-off title. < send the sixth and seventh runs leading hunters and hunting Saunders trophy for large and Middlelown, show secretary; dlelown; Mrs. Richard G. Met-Scouts and the U.S. Equestrian The Rams are the defending icross. ponies from most of the leading pion, and Mrs. Julian Trenholm's Airwell, green working hunter small pomes. Mrs, Andrew Ulrichsen, Key- calf, Middbtown; Mrs. William team will be beneficiaries of this Bob Coyle, who relieved starter Eastern stables. Several of last champions. Last Monday they champion, and Duffy Stable's port, recording secretary: Dr. C. Ricker, Rumson; Melvin A. show. Paul Kocen, was the victim of Haskell President whipped Shrewsbury, 11-8, in a McLain Street, open jumper the fifth inning assault. Pete special play-off for the regular champion. season title after the two clubs Stirnweiss finally relieved the Grid Practice had tied for first with 22 points tired Coyle (he pitched five The show Itself has become one of the most important in the apiece in seasonal play. nings against the Rams Monday East, with a tremendous repre- OPEN TILL 9 P.M. —M0N.-FR1.; SAT.TILL 6 P.M Rumson-Fair Haven, fourth night) and finally put out the Slated Sept. 1 * fire. RED BANK — A rumor circu- sentation of New Jersey exhibi- place finishers In the Carleton tors. It is the oldest in the state Coyle was on first when Kocen lated this week regarding high loop, exploded with three runs (founded in 1894) and last year slammed a triple in the fifth. school football squads being al- In the first, added a big seven it was designated an "honor" Kocen continued home when the lowed to start getting into con- in the fifth when Shrewsbury's show by the American Horse ball was interferred with by thedition Aug. 15, is false. Coaches SUMMER pitching fell apart and finished Shows Association. with two more in the sixth. Rumson batboy. of local high schools are to be Witt Buckalew pitched a bril- Coyle belted a home run in thecautious in this undertaking, Arabians To Be Shown seventh for the final Shrewsbury authorities said. — For the first time, there will firistont liant game for the winners, al SELLOUT lowing three scattered hits and tally. Frank J. Pingitore, piident be a division for Arabian:. The fanning 16 batters. Shrrniburr (3) numion (II) of the New Jersey StatMInter- rest of the show is for hunters AIRH AB It H Rumson's Vern Paulson pro- Lall!,If 3 0 OUohnson.is 2 scholastic Athletic AsAation, of all kinds, and jumpers. The schlssler.lb 5 0 0 Fam.rf 1 2 1 last night said there Mk been Arabian classes will be held vided the big first inning spark 3 0 OlPaulion.c 2_ 2_ 1 with a home run. with one 3 0 HDIckson.lb 4 1 1 no change in the aviation's Sunday, Aug. 19, at which time S 0 0 PerrUb 0 0 0 50-ft. Vinyl Plastic aboard. Buckalew added a Coyle.cf.p 12I~ - . 2 1 Sept. 1 practice stajK date. a colorful class in costume will 2 0 0 Dam!co,3b 3 1 1 be featured. double to send Fred Dickson 0 0 Roblnaon.cF 1 1 0 Mr. Pingitore saijpe Aug. IS home with the third run of the Weir 0 0 Lattlm*r,2b 3 1 starting date wasjWcussed but One of the Interesting Items of a-Curley 0 0 Bunch.2b 0 0 Inning. Kocen,p Benedtct.lt 3 o had never receivj pthe sanction the show is the huge represents GARDEN HOSE 1 Shrewsbury tallied two runs in 8l!rnw's3,p 10 0 of UJSIAA. Du| August being tion of local exhibitors. Included the fifth to tighten up the con- 23 3 3 12 s too hot IUOUS football are Misses Bambi Ellis, Jill a-Struck out for Slmpaon In 7th. • Full 5-year "no charge" replacement f | test, but the rout was on in theShrewsbury .. OOO 020i_ 3 workouts, "'association 1 Chamberlain, Gail Asay, Susan Rumson-Falr Haven 300 0T2 _1—1 .2. guarantee agaimt failure of hoae bottom half of the frame. HFi—Paulaon, Coyle. 3B—Kocm. 2B—made i ; to keep the Sept. Thomas, Susan Blaisdell, Sally Herb Johnson and Irky Falk Buckalew, Damco. Hits off—Kocen 6 as a health pre- and Muffin Lord, Andrea King, in normal home use. In 3*4: Coyle 1 In 1; Stlrnwelsi 2 In singled to open the inning l!ii 80—Buckalew lfl; Kocen 4; Coyl """Why some gridders Andrea Savarese, Peggy Jane t • Dai __.«_i_.» * HI_ «• —- ». • — • Bright green opaque plastic with Lynch, Whitney Andrews, Eliza- Paulson walked to load the s out during game in ribbed design to resist scuffing. itember," stated Mr. Pingi beth Jane Crowhurst, Lucy Gans, tore. Dana Brennan, Ellen Holsey, • Full H-lnch inside diameter. Barbara Ulrichsen, Carrie Beth Quick Card Wins Featj • Polished brass couplings. Rumsoii Pop Warner Blair and Karen Leftwlch. Also Virginia Shiman, R. Four Straight Longs] To Add Floodlights Crofton Held, Robert Evans, Jr., RUMSON — The Board of Ed-Stephen Badenhop, C.C. Combs, FREEHOLD-After long shots nally Doublejfijll Paid IIB.I10 All Merchandise Priced for QUICK SALE! —P«r»! C-3; Gfad.: lm.i T.VtMO.i ucation l n» whole family Heart. He started only twice can enjoyl yesterday. Freehold Entries A: turnout of 7,526 brought the total attendance for the meeting FIRST RACE: 2:00 p.m. PURSE: VOOSIXTH RACE: 4:05 p.m. PURSE: $700 to 23,328. C-J Pace; 1 Mile C-J Pace; 1 Mile; 5 y.o. and up sou* RESULTS 3. Safe Deposit - easier 3-1 2. Dale Knight Abbatiello 3-1 A rugged low-priced mower with dependable 2>/, h£ 1—Trot: C-3: 1 m.: T.S:1D.! «»f 1:0*.1. Chip Hal Hubbard, Jr. 4-1 7. Avenue Hal Farrlngton 4-1 Nip Sonr; (Qulnnl 4.20 3,00 2.4C I Cl nton engine with instant action leeoil tarter. Lucky Hour fjaeften — 4.00 2,fif 5. Kernel Don Hubbard 4-1 5. Even Guy Dennis, Sr. 4-1 on E«y Payday Terms! Bran Brummel 'Dennis SiO — 3.6C 2. General Dean Zendt (-1 1. Colleen Royal Dawkln 6-1 S ed steel deck. Adjustable cutting he.ght Alao — Lithograph, Rio Girl. Home- stretch Hnrvey, Amosson'a Bill, Noss- 6. Johnny Maplecroft White 6-li J. Miss Majesty's Lady Tobeann'cd 6-1 del Herman, S-PIM-C (on.; 1 m.: T. 1:10.1 oil t.ifl 8. Tony Elkington, Dennis 6-1 6. Cedar Crest Hope McCandless 8-1 ilr Charlei Pick (Abb'llo)4.60 3.40 2, Againtt normal road hazard! 15-MONTH (except repairablepunclurcs) 3. Sword's Point Rpblnson 3-1 6. Lord Titan Kobash 3-1 encountered in cvtrytlay 7. Vandy Hanover Dill 4-1 7. Blue Dan Miiltox 4-1 passenger c.r UM lor th* I Road Hazard Guarantee WHITEWALLS ntimlHr of monthi irjecififd. 4. Charm Boy Farrlngton 4-1 4. Willa Quinton Robinson 4-1 Replacementa prorated on tread | 2. Queen Way Taylor 6-1 2. Honey's Peter Patch Marks 6-1 I wear and baaed on liat prices MORE I current at time ol adjustment. 5. Grandma Key Nealy 6-1 1. Cindy's Up Hubbard 6-1 ALL TIRES MOUNTED FREE 1. Gay Wanda Weller 8-1 5. Royal Hi Le Myer 8-1 5. Lucky Chris Myer 8-1 8. Grade S. Dennis, Sr. 8-1 6. Midget Hiteman 10-1 I. Meadow Noel White 10-1 YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE GETTING WHEN Y0U3UY FIRESTONE! RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, August 9, 1962—19 FOKSALE f. Align* 9,1962 JBJES BAM REGISTER urns AND TKOCB AUTOS AND TSDCKS tUSWBS HOTtCT HELP WANIED-MALE , _* SjTfSi __ cmtmefmM u iw « » iwr ttic tnuaM, flMvf*, AUTOS AND TOUCKS j wKaul BW. er • Plrm SB '• •a, vuurtxi bmatuM Bern*. inr Bit.. Fair Hun, MU-. »PUT RAO. C J2 : MM KEKCUttY ~ Kew mHw, (MO. _SJJ>> -» IT DD«OST. BIOS «•» MU>. as c*muc - Bunto*. low mi* <)UXMOK\Vt — Dyualc-H, W», BRIAO BiXXR — InmtKMM, ButUr Mivn, tmuiMui tor, enrtrt tnts Cin>(e» ft "& "® "net, dam- Om« Ifsck r«i«t Ales. Reward. Call luuLUx.lLU fr rU*Htt »»4 brw*, , work weekdays, atttuoay at*m- ally netted «i_«t ttrcOln. 12 MC- W«. VHi. S» Bast Bttfti VI, Vt black and wtilte t»M«y. Ok« new, Red BJttik. iw mA SH 7-wnj, iX'jra, one-jeu-old. Q Me* MCBofc «• i»s» PLYMOUTH SAVOY — Good rub 1967 FORX> — Klne-pueenKer station Dwyer'a Crown Service Station, Hl«n- wagon. Fordomatlc. radio, neater, ons PAItrrERS — Flrn ilui CHXC — Writ aw, m nuns, wiu pott two run. m uaa — PMrtw* Na B 191M. Finder ber, transportation, aatomatlo. Can-bs way S8, Mlddletown. only. Call alter t. consider taldiMC coccesaioa. fsturo to Morunouth county seen anytime at fil Naveatnk Ave., East owner, fWO. Cali after 6 p.m. OS 1- EMPLOYMENT 767-6501 KeanBburg. 1456. PONTIAC — WSt, hardtop, bWe and 8K 1-2005 Buk. R«4 Bank. white. Automatic transmission, power HEI* WANTED-FEMALE RETIRED VAN — Aj. 83, put-time FREE 1958 DOJOOE CORONET — Complet 1962 MGA — Convertible, like new, steering, clean car, mechanically Jmt, ..._ employment as guard, watchman or $39.95 LOBT—VIclnlty' Fort Monmouth, crown J1995. For appointment caU OS l-r— QffiNEKAL HOUSEKEEPER — To lira Hours 32 "noon until 0 p.m. Custodian equipment Including snow Urea, f893. sound. Dwyer*s Crown Service Station, tor large, new office building. Must light janitorial employment. Knowledge kLVUatlM COHBOfATION DOOR and wWt*; terrier, Htsblands license. Can be eeen at Comrnuter'a Esso, 47 ai(»r 4 p.m OS 1-0975. Highway 35, In or out Experienced wlta children. and experience tn bulldlnc security, ttnalngt, nsOOSB Recent references required. Call 843 ™hive good work record, he neat and With the purchau ot 10 welded comer Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. 1953 PONTIAC — .Ifour-doi 1955 PLYMOUTH BAVOY — Good rub- dependable. Also have birth certificate. small arms and Janitorial duties. Em- Alcoa Aluminum combination windows 1959 STATION WAGON — Ford Coun- Hydramatlc. 5225, Call ber, transportation, automatic. Can be We offer good pay, paid holidays and ploye~-- d 39 years until retired. Prank at J12.M eaca. Total pnct tor J3S.M1 try 6<]ulre. Excellent condition. SH 7-1536 aeen anytime at 51 Kaveslnk Ave., Eut GIRLS WANTED — For counter and vacation. Apply In person, Thursday TalerlcoiJt^PJ . 2&1 Bridge Av«.. Red Bank. door and IB windows 1.129.50. LIMITED I860 THUNDERBIRD convertible, bur- Kbc/ checking. Apply In person. Horsy La- evening, 5 to 8:30 p.m. No other time. SH 1-7690. OFFER No money down, first pay- TRAVEL • TRANSPORTATION . os i-rrm Rue, Hwy. 36, Batontown. " Bowl, Rt. 35, JtlddUtown. ment Eectmber, gundy with white top, power steering, 1957 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Auto- WANTED — Girl In New Monmomh MUST SELL THIS WEEK! power windows, radio, heater, 93,495. matlc, power steering, radio, heater, PRACTICAL NURSE — Or nurses sld SH 7-1H8. —Apply In person 10 a.rn. to 2 p-ra., PROWN'S area, would like to ride with someone 1060 Cadillac. Silver blue eonvertlbl Aa traded S3S0. R&is&s Bros.. Pontiac, FINANCIAL to Red Bank at 8 a.m. and borne at & WILLYS JEEP? No. SCOUT. Yei 395 Bro»d St., Bed Bank. SH 1-5180. RIVBRC1U5ST NUR6INO HOME, 31 32 Broad St. Red Bank IB 1-7609 p.m. Call OS 1-3204 after 5 p.m. Must see to appreciate. Make olfe; chapln Avenue, Red Bank. Call CA 2-1235. Auk for Edgar. four-wheel drive branri new. Start 2953 STUDEBAKER — Four-iloor, : Dear Sir: * BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL at R223 delivered. S<*e MAURICE nlng condition, 5100. TEACHER — Desires young or mature OF THE LOWEST COST i960 RENAULT DAUPHINE — SCHWARTZ & SONS, Plymouth, Vll- woman tor child caxe. Four days a The man In business for himself likes DRIVZ-IN RESTAURANT — On motel DOUBLE-MANUAL AUTOS AND TRUCKS condition, new tires, aun roof, peraoi lant. Imperial, Chrysler. International SH 1-7147 grounds for leaae or sale, Excellent week, 11 &.!*.•* p.m., Fair Haven area. It that way. He will tell you so. If money maker. II 2-1700. ALL TRANSISTORIZED OROAH lick. J7S0. 787-3892. trucks. 111 West Front St., lied Bank. 1969 OPEL station wagon, Ideal to Relerences desired. SH 1-5374. you ask him. Hit only limitation Is M99 station car or school transportation. his own ambition. COMB Df, HEAR THEM. TRY THEM 19M PLYMOUTH TUDOR SAVOY — 1953 PLYMOUTH sedan, automatic, €X RELIABLE CLEANING WOMAN—On ESTABLISHED vending business; other cellenl condition, $175. Applejate's.Ga 5525. SH 1-B9S1, Interest, for aale, 1780 complete. Call MUSIC TOWN Call or two days weekly. Tranlportaron and We have just completed construction after t, SH 1-0878. «00 Hwy 35 Mlddletown rage, corner Ave. T> and LeonardvlUe IBM FOKD — TwoKloor, stamlard shift. references necessary. LI 2-1782. EH 7-5618 Jld.. Leonardo. 291-1906, Going in service. Oood condition. 842- of a BRAND NEW, modern service 671-1180 1853 VAUXHAlX (Pontiac). Leavln 0365. WAITRESSES — Experienced, full or station on LeonardviUe Rd. In Belford, COMPLETE works of Charles IMckens. town, must sell, J295. gee at Al's Mob lart-tlme. Apply la person, Shor« Point N. J, The facilities couldn't tie FINER! AMBITIOUS? Station, Maple Ave. and Broad. Ke< STATION WAGONS 1957 OLDSMOBILE — Two-door. Auto- We are lookm*: for a capable lessee ,.. 20 volumes. Never used. $25. Pressure nn. Highway 35, Ilazlct. a person -who will grow with the com- Be Your Own Boss! cooker and caaner. large, used once, Bank. \m> FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE malic, power Hteerin*. As traded $350. 115. OS 1-2(00. 1959 FORD RANCH WAGON Hassas Bros.. Pontlac, 393 Broad St., SLEEVE-SETTERS and stitchers on la- munity. Unlimited Potential $450 «56 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE Red Bank. SH 1-5160. dles coats. Union shop, 3tV.hDur week. 1953 FORD RANCH WAGON Vacation with pay and all paid holi- Experience In the petroleum In- Run a Gulf Service Station located at ALUMINUM 1953 PLYMOUTH station wagon, MAURICE SCHWARTZ 4 SONS. Fly 1961 BUICK CONVERTIBLE — Invicta. days. Apply Adams Bros., 25 S. dustry Is NOT necessary. We will of- Leonudvllle Road, Beltord. condition, all extra a, LI 2-Q347. mouth. Valiant. Imperial. Chrysler, In. Tinted glass windshield, radio, heater, Bridge Ave., Red Bank. fer thej right Individual a comprehen- VENETIAN BLINDS SPECIAL SAVINGS power brakes, steering. CM50, Call 291- Borne financial help for Qualified man. Never nuti. Custom type. Bizet to PLYMOUTH — 1959, two-door Pui ternational trucks. 141 West Front St., 2M3. BOOKKEEPER — For moving and sive tramine; program, at the com- *60 Chevy Monz& Coupe Red Bank. pletion of which he will have prenared HE H-66M 9 to 5 weekdays 36" wide. Plastic tapes, nylon oords. hanliop. Good condition. $M5. Call 26* storage business, double entry system, himself tor all phases of UP-TO-DATE CO 4-3181 Nlghta, weekends '6» Btudebaker Convertible B*J57. __ S53 8TUDEBAKER Champion, good general ledger, 'Burroughs posting ma- service station operation. '60 Dodge Stilton Wagon COIN-OPERATED LAUNDROMAT — $4.99 ea. 1952 PONTIAC CLUB COUPE — Goot station car. tlOO. May be seen evenings, MOBILE HOMES chine for payroll; state and federal •59 Cliryiler 2-dr. Hardtop 811 1-HG17. payroll returns. Handwiite resume t Must Bell, sacrifice. Call •89 Ford 2-dr. Hardtop condition. Reasonable. Phone P. O. Box 947, Red Bank. The Individual selected, with a mod- SH 1-5635 PROWN'S •5» Plymouth (dr. Sedan TS7-M58 1061 OPEL — Excellent condition. ItRht MOBILE UO2IES erate Investment in equipment end '58 Chevy Station Wagon Used . 10% down SECRETARY — Must be ccompeteo pe n merchandise has the opportunity to WHOLESALE MILK ROUTE — TOO 31 Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-7500 PODGE PANEL. TRUCK blue, lull sun roof, m&ny extras. Call ind ' •-•- - --. build a lucrative business for atm- '57 Ford 4-dr. Sedan S100 8(2-2«54. Hew - 7-year financing and experienced typist. Apply Ma quarts dally. Write "A.K.," Box Ml, MONITOR WASHER — Monitor dryer. '57 Chevy 2-dr. Sedan OS 1-1375 Rubber Company, Long Branch A selt. Red Bank. No hookup necessary. $125 for both, 'M Chevy 4-dt, Sedan 1951 MO — TD. Best reasonable offer. ItOBBlNaVILLE Long Branch. DINER — EstatUshtd S3 years. Beats used three months. SI! 1-2177. 'M Bulck 2-dr. Hardtop, CORVAIP. — 1961 ItaiQpaifle Pick-up. Call after 6 p.m. WOMAN — To take care of small Perhaps you, or a friend, are c_ 43. Priced tor Immediate late, *l«.0O0. Radio, heater. Standard tranamlsstaa SH 19191 TRAILER SALES. INC. slderlnx such an opportunity? You are OE PUSH-BUTTON EANGB — Full '56 Plymouth Convertible SotlU 130 AoDbluvllK. N. 1. child, light housekeeping. References. FIN1.AY REAL ESTATE Agency, 770 size, (20. 'MFoM 2-dr. Hardtop Eellent condition. HO 2-6331 evenings. MORRIS MINOR «t«!ion cordially Invited to come lor an in- Bay Ave., Highlands. 872-0100. IV M32S STAKTIHO September. SH 1-5442. terview and inspection of our station SH 1-5789 '66 Plymouth l-dr. Sedan CADILLAC — 1959, excellent condition, :cellent condition. Cali on Monday or Tuesday, August 13 15 Chevy Station Wagon after 6 p.m.^ M2-36G8 ..UNCHEONETTE AND CTATIONERY WOOD GUTTER SM.B — t"l«"Ji.ran- Many other* ta choose from. and 14, between the hours ot 7 p.m. STORE — Long Branch business sec- dom length. Regularly 50 cents per 1356 MERCURY — Nlne-paalenger. Pull aad 9:30 p.m. tion. Good lease, fully equipped, rea- running foot, now 27 cents per running 1358 RENAULT BAUPIttNE — K Power. J495. KSssas Bros.. Pontlac. 395 BOATS & ACCESSORIES sonable rent. CA 9-1111. or write Stein foot. Cash and carry (slightly weath- Broad St.. Red Bank. SH 1-51S0. MATHEMATICS Sincerely, and Btamelman, l Third Ave., Long tires, new battery, motor recently over- WSURAI4CE — Marine. outt>oard-lll ered). Will deliver lotr or more. RED 13S M Aw., Atl. Highlands hauled, radio, heater, and Bun roof. Branch. N. J. BANK LUMBER. SH 1-5500. 1959 THUNDERBIRD — Have you been forms. Ralston Walerbury, Realtor, The Shell oil Company Gets 39 mile* per pallon. Excellent dreaming ot a Thunderbird? This all lnce. l!Cl 16 W.'Front St.. BH 7-3500 GROCERY BUSINESS — Low Initial condition. Call 787-395© alter 6 p.m. wnite convertible ts fully powered In- ASSISTANT Investment. Call HAMMOND cluding electric wlntlowa. power ateer- BAKQAIN — Any boat you want to SH 1-8577 AUTOS AND TRUCKS InB. and i» a local one-owner car. Stop i^rn. Lew bank rates. £isanclnK ar ORGAN STUDIO rangements completed la ons call at To waist engineers In mathe- NEW SHELL service station for leasi In and see It today. MAURICE any of oar offices. THE MONMOUTH AUTO MECHANICS — Two, steady, Leonardvllle Rd., Belford, Excellent OF ASBURY PARK SCHWARTZ A SONS. Plymouth. Val- matical calculations. Requires reliable men tor shift work. Attending COUNT! NATIONAL BANK. SB 1 good underatanaing at advanced business opportunity. For Information Electrovlce Organ . _*22». lant. Imperial, Chrysler. International lOOOt production machinery. Factory experi- call EXport 6-5537, 8:30 to 8 p.m. Estey Chord Organ 325. irucks. HI West Front St. Red Bank. mathematlci for computer pro- ence not necessary. Permanent Jobs, Hammond Extravolce 515. RELAX—HAVE FUN! Sailing, out- gramming or work involving- good pay. Phone CO (-6000 for Interview BEAUTY SHOP—Small Owner Pin. A-l Hammond Chord Organ IDS. 1957 PONTIAC convertible, full power. boarding and skiing. See our complete probability and statistics. E3 or A QUIET WORD TO Immaculate condition. Asking S950. 1951 BARTENDER — Night club, full or stylist Red Bank Center. Retiring. Wurlltzer spinet Organ .. ttt. lines. BOAT. SKI * SCOOTER CEN- BA degree fn math the mini- Three-day operation grosses $12,000 a Conn Spinet Organ «95. CHEVROLET, power glide, radio, heat- TER, 75 White St.. Red Bank. SH 1-1124 mum requirement. Gome I rain- part-time, 8-ood personality, neat ap- year. Reasonably priced for quick sale. T. J1!5L 787-5077. ing in physics or economics de- pearance, age 21-40. Apply at Shamrock Hammond H-3 Spinet (blond) . 786. Bar, Keansburg. Excellent clientele. For details write MM PONTIAC — BonnevilU con- 1961, 17' LATOTRAKE, FENN YAN— •.rattle. Good scholastic achieve- A.Q.," Box 511, Red Bank. SALES AND SERVICE BARGAIN HUNTERS.. vertible, excellent condition, power 10 fLP. 1962 Erinmde electric start. ment preferred. RENTAL AND INBTRUOIIOll •teerlng. power brakes, radio, healer, 1200 IP. trailer. Ashing SUOO. 787-1274. MEN Open Daily TIU 9 — Saturday Till »:30 luctet teats. Am forced to fell, will w RUNABOUT — 40 h.p. Mercury COOKMAN AVE. AND MAW IT. ucxine* at (1,099, for quick aale. Call Holsdaw trailer, excellent condition COME IN TO SEE VB Hllcleto—-Red Bank area. I seed ten MORTGAGES SH 1-6292. men who can start work thli week. PR S-9300 NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY Mr. Wy»r, BH 1-OOlft extension 35. MONDAY-FRIDAY, 9 A.M.-J P.M. Full-time, steady, year-round J&nitortal HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? WANTED CANOE — Ujesbl. conilitloa OR PHONB work. Bight hours a night, [We nights Your credit is good. Pint and second KELVINATOR KEFRIdEKATOR — 10 COMMUTER CARS Call a week. Mint be dependable, have birth mortgages. SH 1-4344 or SY3 3-2601. cu. ft., good condition, £25. BH 7-1927 certificate ud own transportation to LI 24182 Look at thai* to HI all DOCketDoolO IN HOLMDICb and from work. Fald holidays and va- 105 NEW 1955 VOLKSWAGEN 1867 EVMRUDE MOTOR — 18 h.p. cation. Apply in person Thursday eve- WB BUY AND BELL anything «nd 1959 S1J1CA Used vtry little. Best Offer. Call eve- (NEAR BSD BANK) ning, < to 8:30 p.m. No other time. MERCHANDISE everything. Olv* the highest prices. 1960 SIMCA nings. SH 74299. ON ROBERTS RD. Harmony Bowl, ftt 35. MUdietown. Call William Lett Furniture, Inc., Hwy. 1960 IULLHAN WAGON FOR SALE 35, Middlttown. SB 1-3113. Open eve- • FAIRLANE 1959 RAMBLEK WAGON REVEL CRAFT Hardtop hoat, 1960 949-2301 BUTCHER — Friday and Baturdsr. ning* UU t e.m. FALCON 1960 VALIANT SEDAN GO h.p. Scott-McCuIlough motor with REASONABLE — Showcased aluminum MAURICE SCHWARTZ * SONS, Ply- bailftmatfc, completely equipped with 281-Otn etorrn windows, wooden atorm doo», Thunderbird electric starter and generator, ta- SLEEP LATER • GALAXIE month. Valiant, Imperial, Chrysler, In- YOUNG MAN — Wilh car, Irom Middle, glass shelves, mirrors, wooden screens, ernatlonal trucks, 141 west From SL, chometer, compass, side ladder, boat small gas stove, aluminum egg crate, WINDOW SHADES cover and extra large tank. Used very BELL town and Hed Bank area, S96 per week. FORD Hed Bank. Steady employment, no layoff. Repre- formica counter top. twtjlng frames, Why get up with the birds? Oet room little, cost $2,400, bargain at |1,500 ice cream refrigerator, iron mangier. darkening ihadei, Imxnftd.mtt »mc». 1956 FORD — Four-door Town Sedan. Call after S:30 p.m.. 787-5749. sentative ot nationally known company 291-1502. f-8 automatic. Call evenings or Batur- TELEPHONE will Interview. N, J. STATE EMPLOY- • COMET ay. SH 7-M99. MENT SERVICE, 48 East Front St.. WE8TINGHODBE WASHING MACHINE PROWN'S RUMSON YACHT BASIN Red Bank. Monday, Aug. 13; 1-3 p.m. — Excellent condition. Reasonable. SH 32 Broad Hi. Red Bank SB 1-T60O • METEOR IAS SAVING 1959 RAMBLER AMERI 7-1726. CAS — Tv/lHloor, automatic, clean, one First Stretet 842-2300 LABORATORIES KODAK MEDALIST H CAMERA _ wrcier. Call CO 4-5»77. TOOLMAKERS and FOLEY SAW FILER — Automatic Flashgun, and case, perfect cofldlUon, • MONTEREY 190. Call CO 4.-89O9 or write P.O. Box 1955 OLDSMOBILB 88 — Hardtop, Sales & Service An Equal Opportunity Employer saw retoother, teeth setter, circular MERCURY 32' Cabin Cruiser $2,200 MACHINISTS—LO 6-2430 saw setter, handsaw setter. 787-5039. 181. Holmdel. power steering and power brakes. Good condition. OS 1-2904. 28' Olsen Sea Skiff, 165 h.p. $3,500 INTERESTING TELEPHONE WORK— REEL MOWER — 21" Vi h-B. Blcel- At home calling la your own local .CAREER OPPORTUNITY lent condition. 350. 959 THUNDERBIRD — Convertlhle, 27' Eico, 95 fap Chris-Craft $1,800 Position available with Insurance com- PILOT'S BANK 747-54M 14.000 miles. J2.200. Excellent condl- area. Steady positions open In Red pany. Salary and commission. Many Ion. Call after 6 p.m. SH 7-5965. 25' Chris-Craft, 185 hp, 1961 $4,500 Bank, Mlddletown, and Long Branch fringe benefits. Paid while In training. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 25' Richardson Skiff $3,250 area. For details call between 1:30 Wrte to "B.B.." Box Ml, Red Bank, CLIPS HIS WINGS KIRSCH CURTAIN RODS MG-TD — 1951, excellent condition, new and 4:20 at PR S-059? and aak for N. J. Stating age, education, and sales Traverse or any other kind top. two new tires. 23' Cabin, 60 h.p., Mrs. Turner. experience. Replies will be beld In He flew the coop anyway! Large Selection SH 1-8613 Chris-Craft $2,090 SECRETARY — Red Bank, part-tlm «tiict confidence. iDfltsji&tian made at your nom* 1959 CHEVROLET — H-ton pickup. t to 5, Monday througtt Friday. AC' CaJ! Priced to sell. Rassas Bros., Pontlac, 17' Thompson Outboard, curate typing, some steno preferred, GRINDER — External or Internal, ex- Three-Room Outfit returned 395 Broad SL, Red Bank. SH 1-6180. 1962 _.., $1,700 CttJl BH 7-35W. perlenced, Rood salary. ACE EMPLOY. PROWN'S ""MEN" T"' AOENcr\. 12 Broad SL SH 7-3494 to be sold for unpaid balance 31 Broad St.. Red Buk 83 1-I900 .951 FORD SEDAN — J55. Kuns well. QLASPAR G3 SKI boat, 1950, with SHREWSBURY — Teacher nteds wom- BARBERS — Barber or experienced Brakes, elutci, etc rood, bo3y poor. Johnson windshield, steering apparatus, an to care lor four-year-old and light apprentice, full or part-time. Call 872- DESKS - *15 up, files m Up, cbsurs. 291-H54. gear shift. White with red trim. Phone houseKeeplng. Call BH 7*1321 after 5 p.m. 1040. of $192. $2.50 per week. adding michUei, typewrliers manual Mike Kirk, 842-2260, or «ee at Irwln' and electric, office equipment, etc 1052 PLYMOUTH WOMAN*— 3IH5 yeare of age, to wor bargain prices. New or used. AAO Desk Pwo-door, radio, heater. Good Ure», Yacht Works, Kfd Bank. full time lit card *hop. Call in pertoa, Household consists of three- Co. m &. oakbum. KE i-39sa iow mileage. Call SH 1-0641). 15' BOAT — Floerglased, In water, 65 Broad St., Red BanlL $425 PER MONTH ENGLISH S125. Iff Cape Cod, as is, »5 firm. piece living room with two KENMORK WASHING MACHINE — 1956 LINCOLN — Two^ioor hardtop. 03 1-1567 alter 5. FULL TIME JOBS Phllco refrigerator, like new. First SH 1.6000 AGENCIES SH 7.4545 Full power. As traded *395. Rassas WAITRESS come-first served. Call SK 1-9092. Bros., Pontlac. 395 Broad St., Red 4' RUNABOUT - 25 h.p. Evlnrude Now available In our recently opened end tables and decorator iank. SH 1-5180. engine, controls juid trailer. $330, Phone Experienced Only ACCORDION — 120 bass, Ilk* new. 142-2984. Busy House-Good Hour* factory branch. Want alert and am- Since 1904 — MONMOUTH & MAPLE, RED BANK bitious men. age 31 to 35, who are lamp; three-piece cordovan AUTOS AND TRUCKS .900 — 18' Penn Van, I960 75 b.p. ready and willing to work. We have lohnson outboard motor. MAHER'S openings In three department a, and these are permanent Jobs with the mahogany bedroom with ac- VENETIAN BUNDS SH 1-9K18 Boardwalk, Long Branch. New Jerse; All SUes 17" to M" wide. 61" long 1 opportunity for rapid promotion. No SPEED SKIFF —.IB , B5 h.p. Inboard. HOLD COSMETIC PARTIES—Earn $25 experience necessary. J750. ror three hours' work. Everything fur- cessories; five-piece deluxe •42.2137 nished. Beautiful Kift line. STUDIO 2 for $5 GIRL COSMETICS. For full detail Call SH 1-4326 for Interview WANTED — Small outboard motor, call 7B7-538G. dinette with extras. Hurry PROWN'S good condition only. Call 32 BroU St. Red Bank. SH 1-7500 291-1565 COUNTER GIRL — 18 or over, eve- EXPERIENCED LAUNDRY PRODUC- SWEET CORN — Picked fresh dally ning hours. Holly Hill Drive-In, Rt 36, TION MANAGER - Man laminar with right from our own fields. Jersey to- MARINE SUPPLIES West Keansburg. linen supply, must be capable or han- matoes, all fruits and vegetables. Open Everything For The Boatman. New dling people. Address replies stating AVON SELLS ITSELF—Full or part experience, qualifications to WASH THRIFT WAREHOUSE OF 7 days a week 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. 'ey^ largest marine supply houne. time. Several terrltorfei open for CITY, INC., !11 Edwards Avenue, Lonj GAHLER BROS. Farm and Nursery. Evlnrude Sales and Service women Interested in having a good Branch, or call CA 2-0372 tor appoint South St., Holmde), opposite Bendtx. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP steady Income, Experience unneces- ment. FIELD FURNITURE !i Wharf Ave. Red Bank sary. SH 1-4343 or write: Mrs. Marga- 3 H.P. DILLE-MAGUIRE rotary rider ret Oulotta, P. O. Box 190, Red Bank. MAN — Hardware and paint store. 7-11 E. Front St., Keyport, N. J. mower, excellent condition, glfiO. SH 1-5T8O FuM-tlme Ex^rieTp rref*rred. Write SH 1-8273 Open Sundays and Holidays GIRL — Luncheonette •A.B." Boi 511. Red Bunk. 9 a.m.-l p.m. pertence, OVIT 21 years, 40 hour week. STORE H0UKS: HOHOE AUTOMATIC WASHER—Good CHI SH 1-00M. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Ex- condition. »50 firm. Dining room set. PLYWOOD OARVY — t75. 1800 perienced, full-time, Ideal working con- 9-6 Monday thru Saturday nine pieces, *23 firm. 264-3529 slier 5 Evinrude, IS h.p., $150. SECRETARY — Girj Friday, salary ditions. Casey's Agency, Hldhwnv 35. p.m. . 291-1842 open. Hazlet. Phone :6t-B(«. Night Phone, 9-9 Thursday and Friday Oldsmobile-Cadillac Co. 14' RUNABOUT — 40 h.p. outboan PR 5-G900 506-18M. SALE motor, eectnc starter, steering wheel, ASSISTANT PAYROLL CLERK—Some ALUJILVUH COMBINATION DOOM controls windshield, excellent condition EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER — HOTPOINT RANGE — In good condi- ece rate experience desired in cloth- Over 25, New York deliveries. Steady. tion. RS. Call Two gtass Inserts, ens screen, math- SH 1-9599. Kg manufacturing line. Also familial Starts $100 weekly. References. Write erstrlpped, complete, ready to awl. IS AT IT AGAIN! 17' FLEETCRAFT — 35 h.p., electric with quarterly reports, Write "A.F.," "A.O.." Boi 511. Red Bank. N. J. seirra Nothing eltra to buy. CaU today. jtartlng motor, Master Craft trailer, Box 611, Red Bank. TRADB IN your old rurnnure with no tuny equipped. Two full tnnfcs of.gHB, 8ALESI*ADY — Far Kl/t shop, st down payment and get a nevi parlor $23.88 water skis. Ready to go. Terrific buy, position. Write "A.X., Box 511, Red or dining roam set at sate prices. Wil- HELP WANTED-Male • Female liam Lett Furniture Inc.. Hwy 85. Installation Optional ;*)(). Will finance, 4? OCPan Boulevard, Bank, for interview. Mlddletown. SH 1-3213. open tvenlngs Atlantic Highlands. 29M653. SALESWOMAN — Full-time. Apply in EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY till 8 p. m. PROWN'S 20' TROJAN CABIN CRUISER person to manager. Sun Ray Drugs, 46 Executlve-Saies-O (lice-Domestic a Broad SI Red Bank BH 1.7800 l.p. Gray, beet offer. Broad St.. Red Bunk. Sincerity and ability wltb high ethics SH 1-7187 IN PLACEMENTS ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE ELECTRIC ADDING MACHINE—Allen PRICES SLASHED Broaa St. Red Bank Wales, full keyboard. S125. TURNABOUT SAILBOAT — Good con- D 05 Rent A Piano $12 per Month 842-3788 dition, dacron sail and other accesso- EXPERIENCED FLOOR LADY ries. Call S42122S. Kev/ dress plant opening In Long BABB EMPLOYMENT AGENCV KNABB. MASON-RAMLIN. SOHMER 8 CUBIC FOOT FREEZER — W Iron- ON FACTORY FRESH '62 OLDSMOBILES qualified Personnel For Quality Orders CABLE-NELSON. EVKRXTT. 8TBCK er, good condition. 3 H.P. OUTBOARD MOTOR — Rood Branch • Red Bank area. 210 Broad Long Branch CA 24147 Oookmaa Ave. a Main SL, Aftburr Pk. CA 2-5191 running condition, $25. 842-3590 Excellent opportunity. Replies confi- ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Open dally till t Sat, tiu 5:30 CHILD'S GO-KART — With motor Every order ft applicant our specialty. PR 4-9301 Call 1G* COMET sailboat. 16' Old Town «k dential. Write to "A.O.," Box 511, Red a Broad Bi.. Red Bank SH T-34S4 SH 7-HJM boat, 30 h.p. Johnson electric stnrt, Bank. ( (22J Twenty-Two (22) TWO — 4 x0' wooden storm windows. DOUGHBOY SWIMMING POOL—Now BUY TODAY! fully equipped. Priced for quick sale. WAITRESS — Age 25 to 40, experl' Suitable for cold frame. First S10 takes SH 7.1652, In use. 3x18', filter and ladder, (70 enced. 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Apply in STEADY JOBS all. Call PR 6-7639. SH 1-3322. iprnori. Mystic Restaurant, 747 Hwy. 3C"", ELECTRIC FENDER BASS, BLOND — Port Monmoulh between 1:30 and 4 p.nu We want reliable men and women tor And plush bardshell cue, $150. PA 1- PRICES SMASHED TO THE RUMSON YACHT BASIN factory work. The pay la good and the ALUMINUM GUTTERS HOUSEWIVES — Terrific party plan 3439. First Street 842-2309 working conditions are good too. Re- Genuine Alcoa Lifetime. We Install on work. Three eveningB a week, No de- member! These are permanent Jobs. OLD SHUTTERS — Odd lilts. shott notice. Low prices. Call today. LOWEST OF THE YEAR 1 "BE TOLD livering, no collecting, no investment. Phone CO 4-8000 for Interview or ap- Call Ready to serve you with SH 7-0319. ply In person. ATCO CERAMICS SH I 6119 PROWN'S 32 Broad SL SB 1-1500 CORP., Hwy 35, Keyporl, N. J. WANTED KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED — REDUCING EQUIPMENT—*W rent or BIG SAVINGS... Ten nigh school girls. To make light aale. Free delivery. 8oum Jersey Surgi- ' TEXACO SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS wanted. Apply Dinette sets at rowelt prices. cal. SHadyalda 7-2014. BEFORE 4UGUST 31 deliveries. SH 1-2506. Bennett Bros. Corp., 218 East Road, BH 1-S833 FIRE CHIEF BOOKKEEPER AND CLERK - Ma- Belford. N. J. TYPEWRITERS. ADD1NQ machines. 8ERVEL ONE-TON air conditioner, ture, for distributor, good worJUng c round, out-door meta} table, with four EXPERIENCED WEEK-END LABORA- All mates new or used. Guaranteed. chairs. Reasonable. 842-1977. SKY CHIEF MARINE dIIIons. P. O. Box 408. Red Bank. TORY TECHNICIANS. Rlvervlew Hos- Low as 125. Serplco's. 101 Monmouth WANTED ~ WomBn, experienced to pital. Call SH 7-9157. Si Veil to theater SH 7-0431. 1981 CRAFTSMAN POWER EDOER — 17" Emerson Console TV. Civil w,ar DIESEL CHIEF work In delicatessen store. Apply 91 EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE — Broadway, Keyport. Good opportunity with established mul- JALOUSIED carbines and books. OS 1-3733. SPECIAL SAVINGS!!! TEXACO OUTBOARD WAITRESS — For part-time day work tiple listing realtor. P. O. Box 2DS, POOL — 3'xl8', complete with filter, In coffee shop. Call Mlddletown, N. J. DOORS AND WINDOWS vacuum, ladder. Cost 9325 will sell for MOTOR OIL CO 4-1063 We are specialists on quality work $100. Call OS 1-213J* 1962 OLDSMOBILE "STARFIRE" with low prices. Free estimates. ROOKKEBPER — Billing, typing, gen- SHOP BY PHONE HAVOLINE eral office work. Call SITUATIONS WANTED, Female PRDWN'S COVERTIBLES AND COUPES LO 6-390O Tree quick dally delivery In Red Bank MOTOR OIL DENTAL HYaBJNIST — Experienced, 32 Broad St. SB 1-7500 Red Bank area, outlying districts Wednesdays SEE OUR LARGE DISPLAY TODAY! SLEEP IN — Reliable woman seeking available full or part-time. and Saturdays. Discount prices. permanent position caring for child and CO 4-6509 WB BUY AND SJ5LL ANYTHING — PROWN'S. 32 Broa4 Bt SH 1-710* TEXACO house. SH 7-9255, call 0 to 5. Contents of homes, (tores, estates, HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE — Wlshei cellars attics. Ctilna, glassware, an. RCA — 21" console TV, be*UU!ul cabi- CREDIT CARDS HONORED MUTHEU'S HELPER WANTED Llv- typing In her own home. tlques, art objects and all bric-a-brac net. Call after 5 p.m. In, care of children, light housekeeping 501-2697 Kuicin. 23 East front BL SB 1 let). BH 7-M78 . ilutles, no cooking. 8H 7-1917, IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FREE: Crusing Chart and WAITRESS — Experienced for restau- Tide Tables rant dining room. Dally from II :3D to 2:30 p.m. and Fridays and Saturdays Choose your new Olds from the Shore's largest selection! IS' SEA BRIGHT skiff, cabin, two from 5 to 11 p.m. Call CA 2-9778 be- bunks, 35 h.p. Ejvlnnjde, complete, tween 6 and JO p.m. Ask for Mrs NIch- trailer, tarpaulin, »850. SH 1-2256. tern All Models! — Most Colors in Stock! SUPER SAILF1SH — 75 tq. ft. dacron CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERIENCED WAITRBBSE8 - Must nail sacrifice. J125. apply In person and be over 21. Howard OS 1-1713 Johnson Restaurant, Hwy 35, Middle- A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT VOUR MANY NEEOSl 22 SKIFF and tandem wheel trailer. town. Itt ll.p. Chrla Craft, new navy top. cock- pit cover. Excellent condition. Call SH 7 37M. NEED A GOOD USED CAR ? HELP WANTED-MA1E Adding Machlnei —Typewriters Building Contractor Painting and Decorating MERCURY MOTOR — bVi h.p.. excel lent condition, $55. Thomas Gordon, 21 HOOFERS AND SIDING MECHANICS RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CARL B. JONES — Painting and dec CHECK THESE VALUE-RATED SPECIALS FROM RUSSELL! Locust gt., Highlands. 872-1607. — Apply 9 a.m., 1N8ULATION & BID- ADDINQ MACHINES — Typewriters Stor,. windows, siding, awnings. orating. General contracting, Fully ING CORP., 005 Main St., Ashury Park. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 8H 7-2853 i~ SH 1-4821 Insured. Free Estimates. 13 Monroe J7 PAWN SKIFF, K90 Uonmomh St. Red Bank. SH 7-0IS5. Ave., Shrewsbury, ,N. J. 747-3011, 2V CHFtlS CRAFT CRUISER, B5 h.p., ACCOUNTANT — Benlor, permanent $1,2(1(1 position with CPA firm, excellent *al- Cesapool Cleaning TOM SLATE — Painting and Decor- 1961 OLDSMOBILE 1961 CADILLAC 1959 CADILLAC 21 • UIHRB SKIFF, Crown motor, J1.MI0 iry, exceptional opportunity for ad- Antiques Wanted ating. General Contracting, fully In- Scdan 17' TKltRY SKIFF, 25 Evlnrude, J8IK) vancement. Our employees know of this HEPTia TANKS, dry wells serviced. sured, Twenty years experience. Free fi 98 Holiday Coupe. Antique DeVille. Ebony black Coupe. Powder blue wilh IT PENN YAN, 35 Evlnruile, $801) (id, Send resume to "A.B.," Box 511 Oil Dolls, guns, Iswelry, cut glsss, Leeching; field added, fiaekhoa wotk, estimates. BH 1-iHSl after 6 p.m. H white with matchinc interior ?"th matchinS interior. Ful- matching interior. Power 17' PEARSON, FlberglBji, <0 Johnson. Red Bank. ' furniture. Civil War books. Appraisal; C a Wilson. BH 1-1819. JTO0. PAINTERS WANTED made. Oilman. BH 7-1141. Plumbing and .Heating j .j wjjiic WJUI jjitiLuitii^ niici iui, jy power eQUiPped including . FAlIt HAVEN YACItT WORKS, INC. Call between 6 ana T p.m. Phone Fuel 0)1 —Heating ea u ed You n be roud to Fair Hiivcn. BH 7-3010 RONNIE KEEOAN - Plumbing ul I Fully power equipped, only factory air conditioning. All . 'PP - ' P HO 2-0681. Appliance Repairt FUEL OIL & IIEATING-Call SH 1- own thls boating. Oil burner service. 2i-no>ur fi 9,500 miles. This is PERFEC- (he makings of LUXURY smooth driving 1902 cnuisEns uic- is' SKIFF — 70 WANTED — Manager or commercial 0610. OU Delivers, Inc., Service a service. BH 7-1627. h.p. Mercury, navy top, slile curtains. iutiea. Young, growing electronic Instru- APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- Balcj., 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. >•*. TION PLUS' DRIVING! LUXURY CAR! Full mooring cover, extras. $1,800 firm. ment company desires aggressive man tion. Residential and commercial wtr- Radio and TV Repair CA!,L KINCTBOAT WOnKS, 872-10CS. wilh some technical and sales back- Ing. Allen Electric. 811: 7-0611 Home Improvemenlj 1 1961 CADILLAC VISIT OUR AIR CONDITIONED SHOWROOM 1954 JISK8EY SHELTER 8KIHK — 130 ground to handle all phases of promo- A-Z Radio-Television Repair -Serv, h.p. Chris Craft, good flshlnff boat, will ion, advertising, contacts *and sales ol Auctioneer WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- Ice, Prompt. Reasonable. 50 Mon- '< Coupe DeVille. Alaskan white nccent car on trftdc. B42-3183. newly developed proprlolory Items. Ex- ations, adrlltlons, painting, masonry, mouth SL, Red Bank. 8111-7853, * with matching interior. Fully cellent opportunities for advancement B. O. COATS — An essential Auction and ail thoaa llltle jobs. Evenings LO The Price Is Right At ... and growth, depending only upon ability Appraisal Service "anywhere." 288 8-1714. Rooting, Siding and Insulation i power equipped, factory air to produce. Send confidential resume to Norwood Ave.. Dtti. Ptione KEuogg BUSINESS NOTICES Aerologlcal Research, Inc., 420 Divi- Insurance Insulation 4 Sldln) Corp. Certified j conditioned. You can ride in sion Rt., Long Branch, or call CA 9- JohnS'Manvllle contractor. PR B.84Q7 FOR THEE IVOIilt. C*O tr«» lorvlcc 3700 for appointment. ABILITY • SERVICE . Dependability or Adam Llnzmayer 291.0302, 1 COOL COMFORT THIS SUM- Topping, trimming, removal. Call LJ Auto and Truck Rental when you Insure your HOME, AUTO, 2-4220 for tres estimates. Full Insurance MAHTNE MECHANIC — Experienced yacht, outboard. Insurance throuph OLSON CO., INC.—Roofing, Siding * I MER! coverage. In gasoline and dleael marine engines, AVIS—Rent • new car or truck. Low ARMSTRONG AGENCY. BH 14B0O. Insulation. Installed and. guarantsad electrical marine equipment. Year- for 10 yearn PB t-O705-291-0oia rates Maple Ave., Red Bank. SH 7- DISSATISFIED with present Insur. HANDY MAN WITH TnUCK — YariU, round employment, catering to yachting 0308. Pit 44211 Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m. 1959 OLDSMOBILE, cellure. attic, etc., cleaned. Reasonable. trails eiduslvely. Only qualified ap- ancet Want a better deal? Call Dunn TeL Answering Service Coil 811 1-20.15 anjtlme. plicants considered. EAU QALL1E Insurancsi Agency SH 1.5533. Ltynamic 88 four-door Holiday CHARLGA HOWER — Mason Con- YACHT UAfllN, INO, Box 1349, Kail Building Contractor LET. US DE your secretary. No need LLJussell tractor. No fob too umau. en 7-1479 or Oalllc, Florida. Painting to miss culs, 24 hour answerlni Sedan. Completely power BH 1-0172. A. J. PICONS — Baths, kitchens re- service. BH 1-1790. MAN TO WOitK — In retail hardware modeled. Cerajnlo tile. Sales. Instal- ODD JOBS - Painting at Its flntit. WEEK-END PA1NTEM8 — We paint Residential ul commarcUU. Lowest equipped lor your driving 1 plore. Over Ji vcari of age. Permanent lation. 82 Leontrdvlll* Rd., Leonardo. rams. Evana, BH 1-ISIT, Vacuum Cleaner Repair A'/JJ!' f'r fn person, MCDONALD'B HAM- •lions. ierCerl Elisnnucti. 011 14101 Chapln Ava, IB 1-1TM alter I n,m. S£«ESMifflSBK^^ »-* v«/> * - M47. aURQBRB 11*7. 31. Mlddletown. I FOR SALE COMMEHCIAL RENTALS MOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, August 9, 1962—21 BsVBT CABBIA8EI — BED BAMB-UTiBg room, dining i«a, C00 cyaa: - To qualified buyi WOW1 FOITR-BZD8OOM Dew custom LODdB ROOM tar rent. Ceatw Idlchechec »o bedrooms, ule bei, UlUl Urrely lanes txnu at 7 East Jack 1 town, Could be out tut lot etaee Jack 1~ talUbuilt CavC«J«e Cod UIn> Ke*asbt7iKeaasto , L*lA*tg **«*,a i. bajementbajement, hot w»Ur heatht , excellenllt Hsrfet------, N. Onl- y slx-yesxs-o• ~H* m*. " titcbea with mes eabifietseabifiets,, jtu 4ry4ry««r TV Key locatfcn UtUK OaoKKKOEH lovely >.™, bedroom),-J«q lares lirlirtDt i roomom, IVIV, bbathst , hot t n HEUXB ICembe? HuJOl binhut, Snrtrirsi, oarr MfcawWum. CUXTZK am ttectenio na. (2*. RJCAJ - • fcsuu. -• omncES FOB KBUT — castn tolUlays, BH 142M. Co,, »HA WHOM tows. HaU tmKhM. Call •H 7.1100 WAC10U8 EUVsirl-IlOOM wlonW w at IH KDUrtxJwM KHZKWOQIt KOREIJT Previews weetm DREMM gum u4 «** Ute-Uned street. I^rge living root FIVE-ROOM —Co-optrulve aputmautt 7ottr*b«jlroom split, two full baths, tslls. hardly worn, am is onlj. Ptiotit with girtcJt fireplace, family dlnlna for sale, utilities Included, call LJ : recrtallon room, patio, full basemeat, • Tonight'! top shows as pre- aB« MOB. U Mid room, deluxe kitchen, breakfast room, 1S»7 t* appointment. ^ ettaefeed garage, on full acre. Xxtras, three twln-slie bedrooms, tile bal viewed and selected by TV Key's ' HOUSES FOR RENT prlnafplea only. Call OS 1-2374. SALE baaement, two-car garaie. oil hei SEVEN ROOMS — Kitchen, dining, liv- staff of experts who attend ~ LUCITE WALL PAINT Value packed at J19.S00. ELWOOD Ing room, four bedrooma, two batha, ga- HALF DOUBLE HOUSE — Red Ban! ARM8TR0NO AaENCY. Kealtor, l- rage. All improvements. EH 1-8028. screenings, watch rehearsals and By Dopant unfurnlahed six rooma. oil beat, walklz LOCUST — Attractive fU year .. At idTirtlltd on television. Ri(ul Prospect Ave., Little Silver. SB 1-46(X OWNER — Wlahea to at], small i analyze script, in New York & dlatance to tchooj,- available Septem- raer home. T4 Tenth Street five-room ranch, large living room, |U& Sals prlc. K.T8. Frss" 4«llvtr; ber 1. Seal «100.' Call SH 1-7K0 altei Kxcrrmo DIBCOUNT! — coo off dining area, three bedrooma, 1 Vi batha, Hollywood. 3 Belford custom built. In nice location. $19,700 FROWN'S thli house la aold by September L Fiv« bedroomsdrooms, three bathebathe, TV room, ttwtw t HAZLET — Try thla for llze. Here Dill 7(1-7200 Jl Brest »!• Rea But BH 1-150 THREE-BEDROOM CAPE COD car attached garaggaragege , ^ acre witih is a roomy, modern split. Bright, manymany , many shadshad e ttreee. HeaH r river sunny kitchen, full dining room, spa- PHILIP J. BOWERS * CO ACCENT. "The Gambling IS" STUVBNS svsaiir In cabinet, 12 Newly painted, larg'»e y»yardi ^, . »U5 pel Kollnt unpltfltr, Oranco FM toner and school, five minutes to town. 324,500 cious living room, three giant site Real Estate Since ISM Americans." A visit to Reno, Ne- utontb. Call 232-1082. Be sure and aee this. ROLBTON WA bedrooms, full baaement, finished rec- WALTER S. OVERTON ESS chas(er, $SS takes all. Will Affiliate ftolr MHW TERBURT, Realtor, IS w. Front St reation room, Nicely landacaped lot vada's largest gambling house WIDI tlLECTIOK O* RENTALS — Red Bank. SH T-3500. No down, vets. S45O down, non-vets W Whlta St. Red Ban UNUSUAL solid mahogany 44" roundrurnlaaed and unlurniahed. Immed- Full price only S14.GO0. FIRESID: Oppoaite Municipal Parking Lot . . the seven story Harold's SHREWBBURr—Three-bearoom randl tain, rope (do, claw led, but otter. at* occupasc>. Samuel Telcher Agenci REALTY. OS 1-2631. Club. Night manager Darl Voss S42KM. Oceanport Ave., Oceaoport Call or dial den, fireplace. Many extras, No agem U i£m or U 2-gJOl. Aaklng (21.000. BH 7.1458. conducts a tour of the dice ta- RANCH HOME — Charming settln ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Bacrlllce, UNFURNISHED — Cuatom-buUt, thr FOR SALE OR LEASE — Three-bed treea, beautiful lawn. Living room handyman special, two bedrooms, nur- bles, slot machines, and blackjack KEYS MADE room ranch house. Oarage, breezeway 12x20, full dining room, three be bedroom, 1^-bath epllt level. Recre^ 1 serv, new kitchen, dining room wit: WHAT WOULD you do U you lottlon room and garage. Two-year leaji full cellar. ALLEN built home. Man rooms, IVi bathe. All appliances 1 built-in china closet, bookshelves, gi games and not only explains the extras. 368 Meadowbrook Ave., Salon. eluded. 124,900. IMr IWIT B» latl, rit safes, Ian available. Shown by appointment onl- heat, storm windows, fire alarm By games of chance but even tells mm. OompleU MCKSIIITH sarrtcs. Convenient Uttle Illrer location. TB town. Available Immediately, gu.800 tern. H0.500. Call 2U-27S9 I a.m. to : iraiSTRICH AQKNCY. SH 1-688S. call ZJ 3-2082. Schanclc Agency mon. how the casino can spot a cheat- PROWN'S MONKOIJTH BEACH Realtor at Broad at. H«l Bank IB l-noo ASSUME MORTGAGE with 13,500 < er. The deale'rs at Harold's are THE BEAUTIFUL RTVKR RANCH 3 Linden PI. Red Ban]large split level. Three bedrooms. 1 1 all girls and Voss discusses their VOK aALB — WMttnthouM slecta at M Bxcellent six-year cuatom brick. Tb: BH 7-0397 batha, unflnlahed attic, garage, man ram. yellow kikltciui a Ut>M ana chain' ' , OB MOM bedrooma. DOCK, two tiled bathe. Ul extras, and near schools. S1B,75O. Ci training. A slot machine re- TRA kitchen, utllltlea, DEN. gaa heal Member Multiple Listing baby carriage, orlbalb,, oricribb un, plalay pen, RID BANK — Beven-room UDiumJib.. 787-5411. Meklnf hone, aanU food eondiuon. Attached garages. CA 2-4460. SEA BRIGHT - Well-built home, plu pairman strips down one of the naraable oBar. hottit, B>^M*> comer lot. AvkJlabl income. Private beach. Will take bad •. Call MMW5 aft Scpttmtxr 1, yearly leue. Call BH mortgage. 842-3380. monsters for us and shows how p.m. 30OS for InformaUoa MARIE COX AGENCY REALTORS * INBURORS it works. Also a look at the club' oppoRTUNrrr SHOP ANTIQUEI. STANLEY K. DOWNS UTTLE SILVER — Reduced to sell NBPTUNE—Three-bedroom ranch, 1 leaving area. Small Colonial, dormei Member Bhore 1 tr. t, and foreign stamps, pair of 40" show and an interview with It btthi, cellar, cirport, |135 nnluralihed. across back, four bedrooms plus oni Multiple Listing Service plu bmchaa from old church, imai] [USt 10. LI 21631 Kffi 1-4843. REALTOR unfinished, two baths, separate dining, owner, Harold Smith. 7:30 p.m martls top taDto, maplt riddle-bad fireplace, screened porch, dry baae Portaupeck youth chair, old blot gtaHordihlti AUUBON — Xjovely three-bedroom wi- 98 Comanche Drive CBS. terfront home, furnlihed. September tc "Homes of Charm and Value' ment, attached garage. J17,fi(Kl. SH CA J-I60 China, •pinning wheel, cut, colored and 2309. 'patterned glass; bric-a-brac, fine crrina, July. 8U442B. SHadyside 1-1017 fin and wood Itsms. Call us when UTTLE SILVER — Lovely leven-scom PAUL R. STRYKER, Realtor. O Khf r ORIENTAL RUOS area. Large living room, kitchen, twi brocks from school. 121,500. Call SH room, formal dining room, four be< AND PERSIAN bedrooms, 1128 per month. ing room with fireplace. TV dei rooms and two batha, maid's room,Hackett gives an intense portray- Williamsburg dining room witl and bath. Many other cuatom features. al of a patient who becomes a CaU after 4 p.m., SH MUM. SIX BEDROOMS — Living room, din. Seen by appointment only. Executive fireplace. Bar-pantry. Fabulou PIANOS WANTED-NTBDHIOHES] T PRICES Ing room, kitchen, TV room, garage, type home. Principals only. BH 1-5948, pawn in the battle between sci- Price In MO'a. Broadway Hit? PAIDa , CAU, K. TINZKRTX , 3M MAIN NEW SDC-ItOOM Cape Cod. Four bed- kitchen, fireplace, electric range full basement. (300 down, FHA for raoma, l\i bathi, buemenL One 'block qualified buyers. (12,000. CABEY'I ence and fraud. 8:30 p.m. NBC, ST., LAKIWOOD. IFO MIBO. dishwasher. Two artistic powdei to biu anand d•hoppliur. tl40 a month. AOENCY, Walker Building, Hwy 35, By BOb THOMAS "There h plenty of evidence, rkva H.P. Ad COMFBE8S0R — 80 required. K1AVOOD A. rooms. Family room overlooking Hazlet. 204-8442. Night phone KM-1B54 gallon tank, three-phase. Call Open evenings and Sundays. LOTS AND ACREAGE 8TR0NO AOBNOy. Realtor, »S Pro.bric- k patio and secluded garden THE REAL McCOYS. "Th AP Movto-Televtaloa Writer however, that the English custom BH MWO poet Ave., Little Silver. BH WS00. Second floor — three large bad- RIVERFRONT — m acres on NavNaev Law and Mr. McCoy" (Repeat i$ Us te ul BONOALOW — Furnlahed, three rooma sinikk RRiveri , HarahornHartahornHh e wood areaarea. HHigi h HOLLYWOOD (AP)- London's jf < ,<« f *> «" American rooms, two baths. Wall to wal This one's similar to the oli and hath. Adulta, no peta. ISO a month. NEW SIX ROOM RANCH — Full base- and drdyy y witithh beautifubtifl l viewviewi .. BBulk, smash musical, "Oliver," had its aualence- UTS AND UVESTOCK SH 1-1271. 278 Ilechamo St. broadloom all thru the house. ment, garage, convenient location, At- headeed slip, suitable for larglarge boats. vaudeville skit, "Pay the Two Call after 7:30 pp.m.m , 872.1840872.1840. American premiere Monday night American importep r David Mer- BOUSE — Unfumlahed. Six rooma, ex-Two car garage and tool house. lantic Highlands area. tie.DOO. OBIOUN UDEPBKID PUPS — AXC Dollars." Gramps is arrested for to a"some5riTM*chee^/«MneI cellent location. Small family deilred. Magnificent shade trees. Excep- Dial 741-7200 MIDDLETOWN — Cleared, 100x200 lot rick has booked "Oliver" for sev- rwliund, brad for beauty and tem< Available Oct. 1. (128 monthy. For Established neighborhood, excellent lo uramtat, Tery reasonable. OB l-HOO. tional value! Very outstanding! PinLIP I. BOWIBfl ft CO burning trash, refuses to pay ftime s perplexe-.-.—•d audience». en weeks apiece in Los Angeles detain call SB J«Jt ' Real Estate Since 1894 cation, (2,9S>, OS 1-2072. bail, and is put in jail, ft soon Saa P0MIRAN1AN8 — AKC registered, HALF DOIIBLI! HOUSE — Red Bank, Asking $39,500. WALTER S. OVERTON MOICE BUILDING! LOT for sale In Oliver Twist, Fagln, the Artful •»* Francisco and three each nuonabla. Call Affiliate unfumlaoed alx roomi, on hiai, walkln Middletown Township. Principals only, turns into a big newspaper story Dodger, Bill Sikes and Nancy In Detroit and Toronto before the olatance) to idiool, arailahle Septem. 60 White St. Red Bank SH 1-7875. OIRMAH SKBPHKRD pussies, AKC ber 1. Rent BOO. Call BH 1-U30 aftei THE UTMOST IN VALUE! Ex- Opposite Municipal Parking Lot and a political football. Walter come alive in this tuned-up ver- New York opening. He says that I'M p.m. UNCROFT — Finest realdentlal build. Tegl.tared, inoculated, WaUMlly clusive neighborhood. Impressive Brennan's son, Andy, appears In don of Charles Dickens, which •* enough to pay off tin Invest mazked, goad temperament, reasonable. Ing lot remaining In Iincroft Cornel WIST l*NO BRANCH — Tliree bed. Newman Springs Road and Jumping a non-speaking role as the un- appears already destined for fi- ment> tndtH » method might be rooma, one jeaTa l.aae USO pa Brook Road, Slightly more than hi acre, pg appears y WHTTB PERSIAN — OTA leg-month. Call altar » m CAJWBB. room room, dining room, kitchen, two beeseveral apple trees, presUge area. Informed cot bailiff h ld ncalll success In thihis country "^ solution for the theater's stag- rooms, tile bath, full basement, ala 17,200 firm. Call SK 7-/4 baths. Full basement, daye, BH 1-0256. 1 "Oliver" has been hailed as the wrote book, lyrics and music UATAWAN — Three-bedroom home up. "Holmwood/ Atlantic Township. Cull hobby shop, two pine playrooms RUSTIC TREE-SHADED New England >aul R. Striker. Realtor. Holmdel, a Job" (Repeat) Delightful epi- best musical that the English mu- Bart's worries are small ones, 132-3619 with garage, dean, near schools and Swimming pool 18'x3G" — lighted Cape Cod. Spacloua, deluxe kitchen, transportation. LO *UtS. separate dining room, 26' living room, sode. The episode Is all William steal stage has had to offer since however. A darkly handsome 32. GERMAN SHEPHERD AT STUD — To. HIDEAWAY ESTATE — For sports- apprmed (emalei only. Champion elni THREB.BSJDROOU ranch, conveniently and filtered. Dressing room, pa- wo bedrooms down and bath. Charm- Frawley and he's a Joy. Bub the war. It borrows much from be is the hottest talent in London located In Mlddlerown. Available Sep- Ing second floor with studio bedroom. man. Five acres secluded; valley; land Bed Oate Farm'! BUtt. Pnusenbliit tio. Beautiful evergreens and only. Near Bell, Bendlx, Restricted to and Osnabruckerlarrd blood llnee, CaU tember 1. Tear's lease, J12S month. Open porch, patio. Won't last at $19,000. is overwhelmed with his family Broadway stagecraft — the huge, musclals, being also responsible DOWSTRA AGENCY, SI Eait Front shrubbery. Shade trees. A rare ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONO AQENCT, one-family residence, plua barn or SB 1-00W aner 4:30 p.m. housekeeping chores and wants • revolving set is a marvel, and thefor be hits "Flogs Aint Wot They St. 8H 1-8700. combination of privacy and con-Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. stable and kennels. I_n- over 130,000 ONE arALpomr KFTTEN SH 1-4500. modern style construction. References timing is split-second. RANCH HOME — Lane living room, venience. Asking $36,000. Offer: required to be considered. Write "A.Y/ job as a change of pace. The Used T'Be" and "Blitz!" His sue- / CAIIJ (our bedrooma, two bathe. Neai considered. NEW HOUSE — Portaupeck. Nice loca. Bex 511, Red Bank. scenes at home with the endless But It is still Dickens, and that cess is remarkable, considering' echoole. tl!5 per month. SCHANCK tlon, near water. Low taxes. Four bed- BASSET PUPS — Irreslstabls, llvl AGENCY. Realtor, S Linden PI., Red rooms, split level. f22,000. CaU CA ~ demands of the clan and the means heavily-plotted, thlckly-ac-be started la the music world dotla, top condition, champion atock. Bank. SH 74397. RIVERFRONT. Magnificent ma- aibam {-MO. BUSINESS PROPERTY scenes in the employment office ceated material that may evoke only sis yean ago. BATONTOWN — Modern five-room rine view. Exceptional home foi Red Bank are fine, but stay tuned for the American curiosity, If not rJown- Bart and director Peter Coe HORSES BOARDED ranch houae, fun basement, tile bath, gracious living. Paneled Florldi MIDDLETOWN ttl.OOO SEVEK-BOX STALLS AVAILABLE — near Bendli. 74T-1IH1. CHOICE BUMNIM CORNER-INCOME sight of salesman Bub in the de- right enthusiasm. brought six principals from Lon- One mile from Red Bank. $65 per room, Picture windows. 24' liv- Immediate) Posieision PROPERTY. Store 1300 sq. ft plus month. SB 1-3322. 8PRINO L>AKE — Slx-room houae, ne' modem four-room apartment. Immedi- partment store. The long under- Albert Goldberg of the Los An- don. and they recruited th» xest gas heat. Inquire 316 Morris Avenue, ing room with fireplace. Formal ate occupancy. Call ill LA 7-1101. In. Transferred owner offers Immaculate geles Times cites these differ-of the cut In New York. The per- ANOOIIA KITTENS — And Chihuahua Spring Lake. dining room. Deluxe kitchen, four-year-old colonial on one-acre, ' spect lto Mtmmoath at. wear sequence is a winner. 9 p.m puppies. 120 Wilson Av«., Port Moo- woodland setting with brook. Lawn . mouth, m-ltta. PAIR HAVEN — Cape Cod home one breakfast alcove. Sunroom, su ABC. ences: "The English take their formers are excellent, especially block from schools, centrally 'located showpiece. Four oversized bedrooms, bedrooms, 3J4 tiled baths. In- 2% batha. living room, early Amerlc tea with milk; Americans usually Georgia Brown as the tragic Nan- t9 ahopplng center, 1125 per month. REAL ESTATE WANTED LI 2-2<00, between t a.m. and 5 p.m.cludes wall-to-wall broadloom, style dining room-kitchen comblnauu. prefer lemon and sugar. Approx- cy, Bruce Prochnik as the wistful with brick wall and fireplace, laundry THE LIVELY ONES. A jump- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT draperies, two-oven range, dish- NOT A MEMBER OF ANY room, playroom with outside door, MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEM ing session led off by trumpeter imately, this Is the difference be- Oliver and Clive Revill as the APARTMENTS washer, refrigerator, air con- patio, two-car attached garage, many SELL YOUR HOME THROUGH WANTED TO RENT extras. School bua stop one-block awa: Shorty Rogers playing against a tween the English type of musical Fagln turned lovable. As in Lon ditioner. Immaculate condition, The McOowan Agency 1 OCEAN DROVE — Furnished or un to public and St Leo's parish. Station Red Bank SHadyside 7-3000 show, as exemplified In 'Oliver, don, Fagin Is the hit of the show, tunlahel, 2-H-room apartment!. Ben APARTMENT - Refined widow wlahe Beautiful landscaping. Outstand- and free parking three minutes away. Nike base background. Then pi- location. Detain PR 5-47S0. two or three-room apartment. No pete. 'efore you buy, aee thie home. Direct and the familiar American brand. supplying the only comedy. SH 1-eiH ing in every detail! Amazlnj BUYERS WATTINO — Homes In alanist Peter Nero and a lively 30,800. price ranges needed In Matawan-to- value! $49,500. beach party where the Christy SEA BRIOHT — New three-room apart RESPONSIBLE COUPLE — With thre OS 1-3717. Mlddetown area. List your home with menta, beautifully furnished, year!] children, desire three-four bedroom 8ee some real action. Minstrels do "Saints Train." To Hue. tot per roonui from Sept. 1. 812home, UQO to H7&. Referencea. KE l- "OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES ST. JAMES PARISH TV & Radio O36. After 8 na. 8C-1888. * 3603. .Mtle SUver. High area off PlncVney HOMETOWN AOENCY round It out and change the pace, FOR YOUR SELECTION" Id. Ideal for children, three bedrooms, Hwy 54 Metawan XEANSBtma — Four roomi. bath, WANTED — Houae, Red Bank or aur two baths, fireplace In living room, full LO e>3«00 Stan Kenton does "Malaguena" In patio. rounding area, two or three bedrooma, SHadyside 1-1017 dining room, TV den, cellar, garage, lOUlt 110MB WANTED - Why ULan ingenious set-up where band T17.J74J or 78T-3OM larnlahed or unfurnished. As soon aa brick and shingle Cape Cod. Reducei with us? We advertise extensively in possible. Plaaae call LI 2-3200, Ext. 28. to El,COO. SH 14341. the newspapers, radio and publish a instruments appear to be hanging New Comedy Series THKSS-KOOlf garage apartment, fur- STANLEY K. DOWNS Blabed or unfttrnlihed, Holmdel area. RUHSON — Three-four bedroom house. OAK HILL RANCH — Five bedrooms, catalog for home seekers. We arer mi n air. (Color) 9:30 p.m. NBC. References. Leaie. September or Octo- three baths, central air conditioning bers of the TWR. a national reareal est By CYNTHA LOWRY a worrier, and his mishaps are S4i-sm. Call SH 1-44S1. FAIR HAVEN — Cape Cod, Immaculati stereo bum-In, all epptlancea. Wall-to- referral service. Wt are "Home Trad, throughout. Four bedrooma. bath, rustic wall carpet, many extras. Custom-built, era" - two offices, 11 tun time sales HOLLYWOOD (AP) — A new psychosomatic. That way It be- maHLANDB — Tone room! furnlahed, living room with fireplace, spacious fearly, ill utUIUee aupplled, tSO month. two-years-old. Asking 142,SOO. Call Ol people. Call WALKER A WALKER, CBS REPORTS. "Birth Contro comedy series about a pair of ac- kltchea, garage. Ill health forcea owner tealtora. Members Red Bank Area comes a personality defect and no 1-0166. mornings or after 7 p.m. and the Law" (Repeat) A sen- tin rrumz FURNISHED ROOMS to sell at 115,450. Low taxes. ELWOOD Multiple Listing ftervlci*. Shrewsbury cident-prone carpenters will make reflection on an Industry or trade. A. ARMSTRONO AOENCY. Realtor, DEAL — Gracious, beautifully land EAST KEANBBURO — Three room FURNISHED ROOMS — Newly decor- SB 1-9211 and Middletown, OS 1-2121. sitive presentation of a contro- its debut next month on ABC be- •Ad bath, hot water supplied. SH Phon 653 Prospect Ave., Little Enter. SH 1 leaped, four-five bedrooms, den, sacri- Stern apparently has been doing ated. Private entrance, fitting room. In- 4500. lice, 138,500. Nash, 4T Poplar. KB 1-O700 versy that's all-embracing in its quire 43 Peters PL, Red Bank between cause a student of laughter be- some practical observing. He has vtt-on. and 7:30 p.m. RUMHON RIVERFRONT — Ten yeai coverage. Not only does it pro- TWO-BOOH — Furolahtd apartment young. Delightful, three bedroom ranch lieves slapstick is due for a re- teamed up In the starring roles Buatnaaa couple. ^ EOOU -~ Nice home, all modern, car Private dock, bulkhead, living roon BEACH AGENCY vide a forum for the adherents ival. SH 7-3992 accommodation. Reasonable. 57 Shrewa- a stand-up comic named Marty overlooking water with, sliding door ti ot varying religious (Catholic and bury Ave.. Red Bank. SH 1-91H. -icludsd 20" screened porch. Reduce! TV Key Ingels with an all-around actor LOOK WHAT WE FOUND! Producer Leonard Stern, who has roar FLOOR APARTMENT — PV»I non-Catholic), moral, roona and bath, unfurnlehed, raoder FURNISHED ROOM — Very cool, con- > «28,4M. Taxes *237. HALL BROS. medical with a flair for comedy roles venient location. 157 Maple Avenue, Realtors. Uember Multiple Listing, 81: In these days of high prices we hav served under such generals as tmproremeDti. centrally located In Rei truly found a/bargaln in this conveni- and governmental (Public Bank. Phone SH 1-9035i before 13 noon. Red Bank. Call EH 7-2600. River Road, Fair Haven. BH 1-7686 ently located three-bedroom home "ackie Gleason, Steve Allen and named John Astin. That formula TWO BEDROOMS — With kitchen priv- 1% ROOM stilt level, 2V, batha, wall, •potted on a lovely landscaped 100x100 Health) points of view, but It Phil Silvers, finds that comedy wtkei out very well last season ileges located near Bendlx and Fort to-walt carpeilna; throughout, full bast lot. Features Include gas heat, alumi- Mail bag clarifies their areas of agree- Uonmouth. LI 2-2539 or SH 1-8374. ment, V, acre, top neighborhood. SH 1 num alarm and screens, jalousie porch, moves i._n a. Lbroa—d^ —.cycle_. ^th "Car 54," which matched up 5871, after 6 p-m.. and a full basement ment and discord and offers some LIVE MODERN W, ROOMS FOR ONE — Or two teach- — By STEVEN H. SCHEUER "And big comedy—broad com- comic Joe E. Ross and actor Fred irs, kitchen privileges. Weekdays call RREAJ D CAREFULLY — Note Ule advan- PULL PRICB ONLY hope for a future meeting of the ifter 7. all day weekends. SH 1-BtM. J-aces of this house. Cape Cod dealgn. (12,200 Question — Is it true that Dur- edy —• abdicated about three or Gwynne. It wasn't too bad, either, RENT FREE Three, large bedrooma (also a fourth, minds. Also, through Its study of ATTRACTIVE — Single, double rooma. Qualified Ol Ne Money Down wood Kirby and Carol Burnett four years ago," he remarked, when Jackie Gleason and Art unfinished). Fireplace, An enclosei FHA 1400 Down a Chicago public hospital and a Kitchen privileges. Hot and cold run- porch 28 i 12. Oarage with spaca fo are both leaving the "Garry landly ignoring last season's Carney did "The Honeymooners." ning water. Free TV Hudson Bouse. APPROXIMATELY S89 PER MONTH Tlvoll Garden Apartments, one o wo cars. One block to flneat achoo] Moore Show" next season to star review of a controversy on Con- 31 Hudlon Ave.. SH 1-B862. In Monmoutlt County. All for 04,(00. PAY ALL slapstick disaster called "Oh, the states newest and most mod- REFINED BUSINESS GIRL—To ahare MJ88ELL M. B0RUB, Realtors. 600 Subject to Mortgage Approval their~own fv'serieTa's "a hu"s- nectienfs anU-Wrth control law, Those Bells." 1 River Hi., Fair Haven. SH 7-4532. - era colonial communities offers nice home and own room. Write "A.U. it illustrates the cleavage be- 511, Red Bank. Member Multiple Hating Hervlce. band and wife comedy team?— His forthcoming "I'm Dickens Blaze and Bees BEACH AGENCY tween the private and public you three months of rent free NICE ROOM — Shower, garage, kitch- CAN YOU TOP THISf Mrs. D. H., Fulton, N. Y. He's Fenster" will frankly go aft- BUDD LAKE (AP) - Fire- en privileges. Reasonable. Gentlemen Pour bedrooma, two baths. Ranche 1400 Hwy 35 Middletown practice of medicine, and the living. five yeari old with lane living and Answer — Carol is limiting her er those big, unrestrained guf- men dashed Into a boning preferred. 8H 7-OfflJ. OS 1-2727 economic and social political as- dining rooms. Spacious modem kitchen farmhouse Tuesday night — WILL BHARS MY HOME — Free, with ippearances on next season's faws after a period of concentrat- and porch. Oversize garage. Basement Daily to 8 p.m. Sat. Sun. to 6 pects of this essentially "person- Move In now! Pay your first rent man pait 60 for companlonahlp. with game room. Florida bound "Garry Moore Show" to approxi- ing on more sophisticated humor, and dashed back out again. 7BT-14SB owner says sell at this low figure, Licensed Real Estate Broker al" problem. 10 p.m. CBS. la November. mately half a dozen guest shots which Stern calls pallid because A swarm of bees, angered by ROOK NEAR BATH — For business $23,100. WALKER * WALKER, Real' APPLEBROOK — Brick and clapboard it elicits at best an amused man. Carafe. 20 Waverly PI., (first tori, Hwv 31, Barewlbury. 8H 1-5212. ranch, three bedrooms, living room but Durwood Kirby will remain smoke and flames, routed the Rent at Tivoli Is quite reasonable house from Broad). SH 1-2677. 24-Hour Service. with, fireplace, combination kitchen-din- regular on the show, chuckle. firefighters. too. It's only $135 per month for Ing room, large acreened porch. On :ree shaded half acre. House freshly Best Photo "But with all the television they "They were going down our three rooms. This includes . . REAL ESTATE FOR SALE BERG palmed. OS 1-0027. Question — I recently saw Van see, audiences won't accept a necks, through our coats and yes includes gas, electric, heat HIS MAN CAN'T AFFORD TWO Johnson on "Talent Scouts" and comic who comes out and trips Into our trousers," said Fire HOUSES FOR SALE QUALIFIED BUYERS iOMES — Immediate occupancy, own- Contest Set hot water, etc., plus a swimming :r transferred, leaving behind four-bed- in a summer stock production of for no reason or slides on a ban- Chief George D. Smith. About SACRIFICE—Owner transferred, three Short of Cash? Use Our Lay- •oom split on a quiet street In New pool. Other apts., V/i and five bedroom Cape Cod on quiet dead-end away Plan. All Down and Monthly donmouth. Walking dlatance to public "Music Man" and enjoyed him TRENTON — The search is on ana peel," said Stern. "We're go- 2t firemen were stung. •treet, In finest neighborhood. Juit Payments Are Approximate. tnd parochial schools plus shopping. 'ery much. Are more TV appear- lor the best pictures of New Jer ing after the big laugh, but we're The chief said the bees ap- rooms. minutes to Red Bank station. Deal taking S18.5O0. Call, see It today, lrect and save. $15,100. Call BH 7473d. 'HOMPSON A BARTBLL, Realtors mces included in his future >ey people and scenes... ,, jolng to motivate It logically." parently had built a hive in VETERANS IH 7-8000. Corat at once! See for yourself! TINTON FALLS AREA - Large three- plans? — Mrs. M. M., Milford, Entry blanks for the New Jer- His main characters are skilled the unoccupied building on bedroom ranch, two batha, California No Down Payment iflDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom Conn. sey Tercentenary Photographic craftsmen. After all, there's no Flanders-Drakestown Rd. The atyle kitchen with dinette, extra large lomft In convenient location. Excellent paneled den with bar, wall-to-wall car- SELL HOUSE MUST TRAVEL lelghborhood. Immaculate. ffial-in Answer — The "bobby soxers' Competition started going out sense In outraging the nation's fire burned out the interior of TIVOLI ;ltclten, formal dining room, large lot ting full dry cellar. Excellent neigh- "he ownera of thla four-bedroom Cape the house, which Is owned by GARDEN APARTMENTS jrhood. Must nee to Appreciate, call Cod are moving to Arizona but cannot *lth good aharte. J18.99O. SNYDBR movie idol of the forties" is this week; contestants must sub- building tradesmen. Those boffo owner LI 2-0735 or 8H 1-4119 for apmil- l they sell their home. It has tile REALTORS. Flva Corners, Middle- Leonard D. Sylvester ol Bndd :own. OS 1-2500. scheduled to do a Broadway play mit entries from Sept. 15 through situations emerge in each weekly Westwood & Bath Ave. pointment. isth, beautifully equipped daylight dtohen, ipacious living room with his fall and will no doubt be Dec. 14. episode because one character is Lake. SHREWSBURY — Owner trani- 7900* beautifully landacaped lot In Long Branch CApital 2-2030 real nice location. Extras Include dm. ivailable for a few TV guest ap- All amateur and professional Fflrred. Immediate occupancy. Spill LITTLE SILVER — Attractive Colo level four bedroom, 2V, baths, recre* shtdei, range, and combination storm pearances. photographers living in New Jer> 10 tlon room, extra room, laundrv bate- sash and doors. Immediate posseailon nlal In pleasant surroundings, two RU1UON — Unturrikhed, five roomi, " dosing. large bedrooms and bath, den fire sey were Invited to enter the aent, patio, beautifully landscaped. Place, screened porch. Range and car second floor, near bui. uutttlee sup- ear schools, transportation. Mint be >etlng Included. $19,400. Question — What are the names contest by Clifford C. Anthes, piled. BOO month. 8I2-3JH. ten to be appreciated. 4H per cent $13,990 Full Price lortfage can be aisuraed. BH 1-B897. Dial 741-7200 }f the two actors who starred in general chairman of the compe. RED BANK — Two or three-room lur. Non-Vet $425 Down PHILIP J, BOWKRS t CO - series called "Along the Klon- tition and first vice president of nlihed apartment. Call SH 1-887B or Real Estate Since 1894 •H MB30. WHY PAY RENT? Monmouth Comity Office WALTER S. OVERTON dike" (I believe that was the the New Jersey Federation of Afllllate RED BANK — Umuuat five-room gar- title) and what are they doing Ponryear-olJ, practically new rancher 10 White St. Red Bank Camera Clubs. Entry blanks can den apartment, for September. Electric THE BERG AGENCY hese days? — F. F., Hickory kitchen, two bedrooma, large roome with three bedrooma and bath, on a Opposite Municipal Parking Lot be obtained by writing tc Photo- ot 100x125. Full basement, convenient "Personalized Service" and etofela. Private etalrway to ga- everything. A down fcidge. Ark. graphic Competition, New Jer- rage. Quiet, fine atmoiphere. Rent Slo& aymei It ot 1,990 takea thli home the OSborne 1-1000 Answer — The stars of the un- MADISON GARDENS ket, approximately 1137 a month covers PPLEBROOK — Lovely .two-bedroom sey Tercentenary Commission, Ul South 6L 8H 1-7633 all carrying coils, steal thla one atRoute #35 ' Middletown, N. J anch. Beautifully landacaped. Sacrifice successful series called "Klon- State House, Trenton. 18,200. 75 Brook Rd. OS 1-3572. APARTMENT — 9 Brotd BU. three Daily 9-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-7 dike" were James Coburn and Tercentenary medallions and rooma and bath. Heat mppUed year- IAVBSINK ASSOCIATES, REALTORS LEONARDO — Three-bedroom ranch, round. Immediate occupancy. BH 7-0209. Ohlien Paul MeFarland LINCROPT-HOLMDELCOLTS NECK — five yeara. Science kitchen, wall-tn-wail. lalph Taeger. Coburn is a fre- ibbons will be awarded to 36 Harry Kearney Choice selection, old and new seven- Extras. Attached garai niently guest star on most of the ITVE ROOM APARTMENT — Avail- 14 Hwy. 35 MIddletawn OS 1-0600room homes. Priced {30,000 upward. school, bus. 114,900. 201•mie. . winners. Winning photographs able immediately, alio one (or Septem- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Also custom-built to your Diana. Acre major TV series and is currently will be eligible In the final se- ber. Call 8H 1 0115. wooded lota. MARTIN AaENCY, Eeal CUSTOM-BUILT HOUBB _ Leedsvlllo LITTLE SILVER — Ranch type two Eetate. Newman Springs Rd., Llncrolt , LlncrofL For InformaUon call making a movie with James Gar- ection of pictures fjor a 1964 New TWO-BEDROOM — Garden apartment. beatoomi, dining and living room CA M217 BH 7-2229. ' ner and Steve McQueen, two for- rersey Tercentenary Calendar Hatawan, on^ the like. creened porch, extemlon attic, at- ARQB MODERN RANCRANCH NetNet. LO (-10S1 iched garage. Near river and trans. BMALL BOAT OWNER'S DREAM — Ihrewsburyry. IdaIdeall for a ffamily. CClosl e mer TV western heroes. Taeger md for the exhibit at the New •ortatlotl. Call X2-1B0J 8 to 8 p.m. orThree-year-old custom ranch with It's o Port Monmouth and Bell Labs. Three has been shopping around for a rersey Tercentenary Pavilion at APARTMENT -~ Furnlahed, four rooma laytlme weekends. own bulkhead located on high ground. rge bedrooms, dining room, living and bath. Private beach. North Lons Two bedrooms, H4 bathe, beautiful, room, kitchen and pantry with modern new TV series while doing an oc-the New York 1964-65 World's Branch. CA 0-1863. .tTTLB 8tL\rER - stone and frame large kitchen, living room with fire- appllancea, acreened porch, radiant olonlal ranch In tree-ah&ded area. Sev- place, full, dry baaement, garage. Un- casional guest stint on other Fair. UNFURNISHED—Available September n lovely rooma, three apaclous bed- icat, large Jandscaped lot. Suitable low usual combination for only 116,000. rrns, fd? qualified, buyer. gJO.OCO, own- 1. Three 'roome and bath. Rent re&aon. rmm«. two balha, atparate dining WALKER ft WALKER, Realtors. East shows. The Tercentenary photo- able. 787-0239 or OS 1-38M. room, den, fireplace, screened porch, side of Rt. 39, Middletown (approxi- finished recrentfon basement, two-rnr graphic Competition is being mately 1000 rent north of Middletown Question — Is Peter Lawford FOtM-FtOOM unfurnlahed apartment, arate. Extras. Now 129,700. ELWOOD Shopping Center). Open aeven daya. RED BANK COLONIAL sponsored by the New Jersey near bua and rail llnea Inlulre Sunday, ARMSTRONO AOKNCY, Realtor, Phone OS 1-2126. OS 1.3311. CO 4-5J12. he son of a duke and duchess of 7 i55 Proipect Ave,, Little Silver. SH 1- ederation of Camera Clubs as between 11 and 3, at 14ft Bamua Dr., leally a good and very liveable con. Shrewabury. soo. FAIR HAVEN — New eight-room I Great Britain? Also, what other >art of the state's 300th birthday LOCU8T — Six-room ranch. 'enlent home, 21' living room and lreplace; a new birch cabinet, 10' TV series did he star in besides HOUSES FOR SALE 2B1-O003 ftchen: dining room, heated, .com- :elebratlon. HOUSES FOR SALE >rtihle eun room; three big bed"Th- e Thin Man?"—F. S., Bruns- »M0 CASH I — To qualified buyer. i»ms, 1U Baths; dry, full basement, Spaclpun ranch home located at 57 Pop- ewers, all copper plumbing. Taxes wick, Ga. Lake, Ind. lar rfve., W. Long Branch, Two blocks ly Answer — Peter's parents are from shopping center, tine schools, and ' ' MAKE OPFUM Answer — The technicolored BUILDER'S CLOSEOUT lovely, community center. Six large rooms (three bedrooms) [lreplace. Tile I2LM0 Sir Sidney and Lady Lawford. version was made in 1948 and is bath FLUB tiled lavatory, attached ga- CROWBLL AOKNCY (He is also related to a prom- jften shown on TV. In addition MODEL HOME rage. Owner will paint the outside, East Front St. Rei Bank FHA apnralied at »17,600, monthly 811 1.(030 inent American family, who re- to June Allyson, the cast included Payment of 1147.80 paya all (better than Member Multiple Lining Nina rooms including four bedrooma, paneled den, family room, living side in Washington, D. C). Law. Elizabeth Taylor as "Amy," Jan- rent). Call owner at SH 7-4(32. EANSBURQ — Inspect) Make offer, room, dining rouui. modern kllulieu with dliliwalher, 2ft bathi, over- NEW SHREWSBURY — Pour-bedroom li •uliimar bungalows. Corner lot ford's other TV series was called et Lehigh as "Meg" Margaret riled two-car' glra'ge. Landscaped corner lot. Wall-to-wall carpeting, ranch, two batha, garage, fireplace, ood spot «way.from beach. Aaklng 'Dear Phoebe" in which he 5.00fl. Chateau Realty Real Batate. O'Brien as "Beth," and Sir Sid- drapes, curtains and other appointments. basement, largo fenced lot. Many ex- tras. Owntr, LI 2-1601, 7-5881. Kvcrtlnfs HI 2-3082, )layed the part of an "advlce-to- ney and Lady Lawford's son ts WHERE JFK WILL VISIT — Map locate* areas in Main* HOLMDBL — Three-bedroom split lev- TOER TRANSFERRED — House Is [he-lovelorn" columnist. Jamie." to ba visited by President Kennedy in August, Kannady $22,500 el, HOxlfio lot. Large paneled recrea- impty, Centered In deep forest of fcen- tion room, H, hatha, garage. Convene ury.old oak trees. A charming 3H-ye«r- it schtdulad to attend a charity affair Aug. 10 at th* Ope.i HOUBI Batuiday and; Bund*/, it to S p.ni. lent location, owner moving, priced Id Colonial ahowplcce. Center hall, for- Question — When was the lat- Dirtctlana! ,Twd mutt north ot Red Bank on Rt. 39, turn rlfhl Oaili low |20a. Principals only. Call CO l- lal dining room, four master-alied bed. (For an answer' to your qiies- 5101, after 8 p.m. , 2i^ baths, pine-paneled den, 'Naval Air Station n

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