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35c PER WEEK Issued daily, Monday through Friday. Second Class Poslag* 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 84, NO; 18 Paid at Red Bank and at Additional Malllni Olflcea. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961 BY CARRIER Astronaut's Flight Into Space A Success Beachfront Controversy Narrow Escape Seek Mrs. Wilson's After Journey Capsule Sinks After Being Beach Post Removal Dropped by Helicopter LONG BRANCH —Mrs. Lucy views, was sharply criticized in the fight, said he will suspend Wilson is apparently headed for a caucus she did not attend lasl Mrs. Wilson as co-chairman of Rescuing Grissom a public spanking Tuesday at night. the beach committee and will the hands of the eight men who She was unavailable for com issue a "white paper" on her BULLETIN sit with her on City Council. ment last night and this morn alleged offenses when council The fifth ward councilwoman, ing. meets in public Tuesday night. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Astronaut who has been at odds with her| Afterwards, Mayor Thomas L Council's Ire associates for a weak aboutiMcClintock, back in City Hall Mrs. Wilson drew council's ire Virgil I. Grissom was rocketed on a 5,310-mile-an- beachfront condition's and her!after having cut his honeymoon Sunday when, after a tour of the hour ride into space today but had a narrow escape right to tell newspapers her'short by four days to mtervene beachfront she told newspapers at the end of his journey when his capsule filled conditions were "chaotic" and had not improved since two with water. ,000 Project weeks ago when she submitted number of recommendations CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Astronaut to the acting manager, Miss Sa nita J. Camassa, who also is Virgil 1. (Gus) Grissom vaulted across the frontier city clerk. She noted a drowning of space today in the space ship Liberty Bell 7 and Legal Woes Snarl of a boy from her ward in the period on a protected beach. was recovered safely after a spine-tingling 5,310- She charged lifeguards were mile-an-hour flight. unqualified, that many had aban America's second spaceman rocketed 118 miles MotelConstruction doned their stations and were either in swimming or playing on 4-H FAIR CORONATION—Sen. Richard R. Stout placet crown on Miss Peggy Kaul, high and impacted in the Atlantic ocean 305 miles KEANSBURG — The possibil- an agreement embodying thes the beach when she made her 15, of Freehold Junior Dairy Club and 4-H Vaquero Glub, who was chosen queen down range in a thrilling 16-minute journey. Ity of construction of an $80,000 stipulations be signed by both tour; that beaches were dirty, At one point in the flight, Grissom reported motel-efficiency apartment build- parties. and that hundreds were bathing of 1961 County 4-H Fair in Freehold last night. Directly behind the new queen ing on the Belvidere tract, Beach- Mayor Collichio, a councilman free, having entered the beaches is Betty Freiberger, Allentown, I960 queen. She is flanked by Barbara Hansen, he was so fascinated by the view of the earth be- way, appeared uncertain yester- at the time the land sale took unchallenged through fence holes. of Robertsvill* club, first runnerup, and Pat Frudden, Clarksburg club, second run- low that he momentarily forgot to work. y day after Borough Council dis- place, said yesterday that it wa. Dealing with the charges, May- . A helicopter hauled the 35-year-old Air Force cussed the matter with Harry his understanding at that time, or McClintock said "this is an nerup. ' . % Pivnick, Newark builder. that an agreement would be inherited situation from the for- captain from his capsule after it parachuted into The hour-long discussion dis- signed by Mr. Pivnick on the use mer administration and we are the sea northeast of Grand Bahama Island. closed the following: restriction, minimum value of ttv doing everything possible as fast Meetings Susoended 'Grissom was ferried to the nearby carrier 1. Mr. Pivnick says he cannot building, and the construction as we can to make improvements. Hexagon secure mortgage money to con- time limit. He also said it wa But it can't be done overnight." USS' Randolph for immediate physical examina- struct such a building "in Keans- understood that these restriction As to the training of guards, tion. burg." \ would be recorded in the deed he said when council took office Request Renewal Group On the Deck 2. His deed for the tract—pur- given to the builder. (See POST, Page 2) chased two years ago at a public The attorney was instructed by The Randolph reported at 8:01 a.m. that Gris- sale from the borough — contains council to check with Howard W, Denied som was on the deck. He was smiling and ap- no restrictive covenants requiring Roberts, former borough attorney Realty Firm Will Await Call peared in excellent condition apparently surviving him to actually construct the to see if such an agreement was WASHINGTON — The House building; requiring that the build- signed. Appropriations Committee this RED BANK — The Redevelop- tion," Bernard Kellenyi, chair the brutal effect of the crushing forces of liftoff ing have a minimum value of No Sign of It Ordered To morning rejected a request by ment Agency last night suspended man of the agency, said. and re-entry and a giddy five-minute period of meetings until further call from $80,000; and requiring that the Mr. Ostrov said a Fort Monmouth for $7,171,000 to Council Monday night deferred weightlessness. project be started within three check of borough records failed complete its Hexagon building its chairman who called Borough action on a resolution concurring years of the transfer of title. to turn up the agreement. Halt Bias which houses the Signal Corps Council "timid" for deferring ac- in the agency's application for The pickup came at 7:51 a.m. (EST), 31 min- tion on the agency's application 3. A formal agreement between Mr. Pivnick declined to say NEWARK (AP) - The state Research and Development Lab- $67,540 in federal funds to study utes after the Redstone booster rocket thundered for urban renewal study funds. the borough and Mr. Pivnick re- whether he signed such an agree- Division on Civil Rights yester- oratory. a proposed redevelopment area. "They (the council) didn't show away from Cape Canaveral to fling America's quiring the above provisions is ment. day ordered the Haridor Realty The same request was turned The section is a 29.5-acre trac full faith in our recommenda lying east of the stores in th space hero over almost the same sub-orbital course uncertain. Mr. Pivnick also said that he Co. to stop discriminating against down last year. central business district on Broai thought the tax assessment on Ermon K. Jones in the sale of a Four sides of the building have covered by astronaut Alan B. Shepard May 5. George E. Ostrov, borough at- St, - torney, informed council of the the land — $50,000 — was too lot and a house at Asbury Gables, been completed at a cost of $13,- To Await Master Plan The flight had been delayed twice previously high. Neptune. 750,000. The project was approved Swim Pool lack of restrictions in the deed. Of the council's action nn th —on Tuesday and Thursday—by heavy clouds over Seek Agreement "You bought the land fpr a Jones, a Negro, complained to in 1952 and initial construction the division, a part of the state started in October of that year application, Mr. Kellenyi said the launch area which prevented camera tracking He also said the minutes of the bargain price of $15,000," re "Iii' my opinion they were Department of Education, that he The first stage was completed in Variance governing body disclose the adop- torted Mayor Louis Collichio. timid. . ." of the Redstone during powered flight. had been denied an opportunity September 1954 at a cost of $6,- tion of a resolution authorizing "I'm not trying to swipe the Specifically the council—bow- Today a thin layer of clouds was over the the land sale and requiring that (See KEANSBURG, Page 2) to purchase » home in the de- 250,000. Attacked velopment. ing .to continued opposition to ur- Cape but a hot sun burned the clouds away. Rough Water ban renewal from a small, vocal Following a hearing, Dr. Fred- Stage two of construction—at a FREEHOLD — A New Shrews- erick M. Raubinger, state com- bury resident filed suit in Supe group — voted to delay action on After Grissom was retrieved, a Helicopter cost of $7,500,000—was completed the agency's application until dropped the capsule and it sank in the Atlantic. missioner of education, entered from August 1953, to March 1955. rior Court here yesterday seeking Board to Seek Bids; a cease and desist order against to reverse a variance granted by completion of master plan The funds were appropriated in studies. Grissom demonstrated his pilot training by the realty company and its offi- 1953. the New Shrewsbury Board of cers: Harold Strauss, Arthur C. Urban Planning Associates asking to remain in the capsule an additional two AuchlnclOM Waa 'Hopeful' Adjustment to permit, a swim- Expect State Okay Samuels and Isadore Strauss. ming pool in a residenial zone. New York, is preparing a master minutes after he landed to complete a check of The respondents were ordered to Rep. James C. Auchincloss (R plan at a a total cost of $25,000 3d) said Tuesday he had talked Harry E. Westlake Jr., of 42 instruments Inside the vehicle. halt al|..discriminatory practices Riverdale Ave., filed the suit in The plan is scheduled to be com WEST LONG BRANCH — Oral also voted to seek a loan from with the House Appropriations pleted in January. Red Bank is Recovery Ship the Central Jersey Bank and in the conduct of their business. his own behalf. It asks the court •_approval...of plans and specifica- Committee- and added, "I am half the state Wffh porKoOt ^corporation-was also .ordered very TioperuY"*that the appropri- rjpjLrter_^ tions for Shore RegionaHKigh *- -to-advise its employes and agents of the* pool 1?y the Riverdale the balance. ation for Fort Monmouth will go dolph sent word Liberty Bell 7 splashed on the School is expected from Trenton of this policy, Swimming Club on Riverdale Ave. Joseph DeChiara' of Urban The total fee will be approxi hrough.'.' . > surface at 7:36 a.m., not far from the prime re- The order also provides that Mr. Westlake's suit claims that Planning Associates said Tuesday by Monday. mately $88,000. A payment of ap- Fears that the request was in completion of the studies mighl on July 26, 1961, the officers of it is "spot zoning" and that there covery ship. Board of Education president proximately $66,000 is required by rough water and heading for the run beyond January. Peter Cooper told board mem the corporation must appear be- were "no facts before the board Calling on his many years of experience as a the contract at the time the fore the Division of Civil Rights rocks of rejection were aroused Sees One Year Wait berg last night he had been as- to come to such a decision." board advertises for bids. in Newark and enter into a Monday when Rep. Harry D. Mr, Kellenyi, who also is chair- combat and test pilot, Grissom performed a variety sured by Alfred Green of Ed' The 1,310-student high school The variance granted June 14 man of the Planning Board, esti contract with Jones for the pur> Sheppard (D-Calif.) chairman of iwis on the basis of an amend- of tasks on the pulse-pounding flight. wards & Green, Camden. school will be built on a 34.4-acre portion chase of the lot and house. (See HEXAGON, Page 2) (See RENEWAL, Page 2) architects, that there is an "ex- of the Turner Brothers' nursery, ment to the zoning ordinance For brief periods, he controlled the two ton cellent" chance they will hear which lies between Monmouth and adopted Dec. 28, 1959, Mr. West- space ship by switching its roll, pitch and yaw. lake said. from the state Department of Parker Rds. and borders on Glen- Two Girls Throughout the flight Grissom, of Mitchell, Ind., Education by then. wood Cemetery and Franklin His suit claims that a member The board passed a resolution Military Buildup of the Planning Board, Justin radioed assurances that his condition was good Lake. authorizing its secretary to ad- Regional district voters from Henshell, who approved the zon- Fined $75 and that all capsule systems performed normally. ing ordinance, was also • mem- vertise for bids as soon as ap- Monmouth Beach, Sea Bright, BELMAR (AP) — Two 19-year Rusk, Ambassadors to Meet Today ber of the architectural firm (See SPACE FLIGHT, Page 2) proval is received. Oceanport and West Long Branch old girls have been fined $75 At least 75 bidders are ex- approved the site and a $2,218,000 which drew up the plans for the apiece for violating the 'jorough's WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre- crease to the long planned goal proposed pool. pected to respond, Mr. Cooper bond issued in a referendum tary of State Dean Rusk called anti-noise ordinance. •• of 30 divisions from the present Mr. Westlake further contends Grissom's Day said. March 21. in the ambassadors of Britain, strength of 22 divisions. Magistrate Stephen MaGuire Facing payment of the final The 43-room school is expected France and Germany loday to hat the Board of Adjustment's levied the fines Wednesday on Ambassadors Sir Harold Cac- deliberations were not -made in 7S-per cent-of the architect's fee to be ready for occupancy in Sep- open urgent Allied conversation;! cia of Britain, Herve Alphand of Miss Janice L. Llvals of Cheshire, when bids are sought, the board tember, 1962. on proposals by the Kennedy ad- public. Conn., and Mi« Ruby Ann Badge- France and Wilhelm Grewe of The board stipulated in grant- Early Start to Keep ministration for military prepara- West Germany were scheduled to ly of Schoharie, N. Y. tions to meet expected Soviet ing the variance that the club pro- Police testified they responded meet at the State Department vide parking lot, lockers, and a >ressures against West Berlin. with Rusk at midafternoon. to a complaint the night of June Pushes Beach Plan The United States, it is under- closing time of 8 p,m. They 19 and found more than 50 teen- A Date With History The immediate purpose of the also ordered that the water dis- stood, intends to seek a fast conference was to give them de- agers at a noisy party in thef buildup of conventional NATO charged be approved by the girls' three-room apartment atj CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP);most as though the Project Mer- But Kosenc Draws Slim Support tailed reports of decisions on Board of Health. military strength in Europe by U.S. policy made by President 702 9th Ave. -For the second time in less cury scientists and technicians than 48 hours, sober-faced astro- weren't sure their luck would FAIR HAVEN - Little progress at a National naut Virgil I. Grissom climbed hold. has been made on Mayor Milton Council meeting late Wednesday. His next step, he said, was to into his spacecraft at 3:5R a.m.| Grissom was awakened at 1:10 Kosene's proposal to build a fense force. This would mean, In the 48 hours between the NSC seek the advice of. Borough At- (EST) today, to keep his delayed|a.m. (EST) after a little less than public beach on the Navesink some officials indicate, an in- conference and the session with Backs Mitchell torney William Blair, Jr., about date with history. jfour hours of sleep. River at the end of Fair Haven |the ambassadors, officials at the the possibility of condemnation Last Wednesday, "Gus" Gris- Twenty minutes later, he sat Rd. proceedings against Mr. Stender. IWhite House, the State Depart- On Nonresident Use of Beaches ment and Defense Department som came within 10 minutes,, 30 down to breakfast with Dr. Wil- However, Mr. Kosene com- Study Delayed , ,...... [seconds of blasting off from this liam K. Douglas, the astronauts' have been putting the President's TOMS RIVER (AP) - The mented yesterday that he plans Delay in pursuing the matter, Index eral use, the municipahly owes | | center on a journey!personal physician, and Scott to push his proposal "as far as 1 decision into detailed plans and director of the Ocean County mlssi e teS Mr. Kosene said yesterday, wasj Page an obligation to its residents to inU) lne edRe of space. Carpenter, another astronaut can" although it may involve con- ;proposals for U.S. and Allied ac- Board of Freeholders claims : to give them Priority , But on that occasion. the The meal was a virtual dupli- demnation proceedings against a Democratic gubernatorial can- Open to Public clouds refused to clear away- cate of the one he ate Wednes- borough resident. Births 2 Fly to Europe didate Richard J. Hughes is Contacted yesterday, Mr. Blair Jim Bishop King continued, It is not and ,ne j.Vyear-old Air Forceday before starting for the Hopeful said he had not yet been ap- I Tomorrow. Secretary of De- taking a juvenile approach in enough to say, as Hughes docs. ! p, thwarted in his bid;launch pad for the trip that never HaH l Boylle ' 8 fense Robert S. McNamara, Gen. calling for unrestricted access (:a ain was "We won't accomplish anything proached by the mayor with the thnt because the state con- ii0 follow a trail that onlv onefwas for (his season," the mayor saidjbeach plan' Bridge :: : » Lyman [.. Lcmnitzer. chairman to the state's beaches. tributes $1 million a year to | American, Cmdr. Alan n,| On the menu was steak, twfl,- of the.joint chiefs of staff,, and The director, A. Paul King, mhcr hopefully adding that by next year He explained that Borough Classified 18-21 help preserve the beaches, all Ishepard. Jr., has traveled so poached eggs, toast and jelly Comics 2J other hich defense officials will! former secretary to the state J the beach might be a reality. Council must adopt an ordinance of them should he thrown open :far. slraincd nranRe juice_ b|ack c(£ According to the mayor, the authorizing purchase of the prop- Crossword Puzz|e 8, 12 fly to Europe for conferences! Beach Erosion Commission, is- to the public. ! -phis nmCj spacc aponcy of.i(ee and a d(sh of pcacllPS Rite of the beach would be a 40|erly and appropriating nee- Editorials . « with Allied leaders in Paris and sued a statement yesterday ac- King claimed that seashore ficials spotted patches of clouds; Physical Checkover to 50-foot strip next to (he borough jessary funds before condemnation Herblock 6 London. cusing Hughes of distorting people generally were anxious high above the Cape, but were! At 1:55, Douglas began the last Kitty Kelly 10 Early next week, probably facts. owned dock. The land is owned proceedings could begin. If the to share their facilities because optimistic the weather would stavy full-scalpe physicanhvsiral rh«.w»checkover.r t.„ Movie Timetable 14 Monday, the permanent counjr.il King said he supported the by Paul J. Stender, 23 Fair Haven sale price of a piece of land (heir livelihoods depend on it. good enough to permit the make sure Grissom had not con- Obituaries 2 of (he North Atlantic Treaty-'Or- stand taken by James P. Mit- But, he added, "If they hap- Rd. A driveway to his home ad- 1 launch. tracted any last-minute difficul- was considered unreasonable, the Sylvia Porter « ganization at Paris will get a chell, Republican candidate for joins the proposed beach area, pen lo be in a municipality with Excellent Spirits ties which might make him un- proceedings would follow, The Radio-Television 14-15 report on U.S. plans and pro- governor. although the two are separated case would be heard by a board an extremely limited beach, j People who spoke with Grissom fit for the at times gruelling ex- Religious Services 8-8 posals from U.S. Ambassador "James P. Mitchell has said by a cement wall.^ of three commissioners. A series they are entitled to use of that while he dressed in his quarters perience. Social 10-11 Thomas Flhletter, who is also that municipalities should open u u When making the proposal at of appeals could follow their beach"~" . " for the high arc space flight said In quick fashion, medical aides George Sokolsky S flying to Paris this week-end. He their beaches to non-residents the June 26 Borough Council judgment, He said state funds to con- he, loo, was optimistic and in attached the sensors which sig- Sports 16-17 is American representative on wherever possible," King said. trol erosion were matched dol- excellent spirits. nal to earth the astroriaut's heart- meeting, Mayor Kosene said Mr. Mr. Stender yesterday indicat- Stock Market 1 the NATO Council. "He correctly states that where lar for dollar by the town in- But there was an air of hurry- beat, respiration and body tem- Stender would sell the strip for (See BEACH, page 2) Successful Investing 1 beaches are Inadequate for gen- (See MILITARY, Page 2) j volved. hurry aboubt t thth e preparations—alil- (See(Se . GR1S50GRISSjOMM , page 2) 1-Fridey, July 21, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER YrCCiihGr Grissom Henry'Bauer Space Flight -Hew Jersey—Mostly fair, warm (Continued) and humid today, tonight aad to- pentsre during the brief flight. Requiem Is OBITUARIES Fighting Dies Down; (Continued) morrow witti chance of • few At 2:55, Grissom worked bis thandershowers In northwestern way into the close-fitting, rub-i "A-OK, A-OK," be messaged several times, bills late Saturday afternoon or Tomorrow HARRY W. KIMM berized and silver-coated space UNION BEACH — Harry W. space agency officials reported. evening. High suit, and within 10 minutes the RUMSON — A requiem mass today close to Kimm, 36, died yesterday in his Casualties Increase As the Redstone rose, the pilot reported: suit was checked for any possible will be offered at 9 a.m. in Holy lome, 507 Edmunds Ave. 90, low tonight leaks. Cross Catholic Church tomorrow TUNIS (AP) - Fighting [Tunisian news agency reported "The sun is really bright" In the 60s in Mr. Kimm was born in Brook- Grissom then hefted his port; for Henry Bauer, who died Mon- lyn, son of Mrs. Mary. Melia died down in the streets of Biz- other clashes between Tunisian Through his 19-inch "picture window," he the northwest able air conditioner, called the day in Waterman Memorial Hos- erte today pfter a new French "volunteers" and French forces corner to near up to the He said that by this he meant Denver 55, rain; Dallas 81, clear; bills for the search. Branch, daughter, Wednesday. was given a reassuring pat on a buffer zone between his land 113,000 for barracks construction Sp. 5 and Mrs. Royes Selder, council." :he only deviation from folowlng Phoenix 91, clear; Seattle 65, "That's very interesting," re- the back by Lt. Col. John H. and the nearby public dock. To and an Air Force request for*$l>- Fort Hancock, son, Wednesday. William A. Magee said he did the order was on the Sunday that clear; San Francisco 55, cloudy; plied the mayor. Glenn, Jr., his back-up pilot, who build a beach there would violate i89,000 to improve and modern- Sp. 5 and Mrs. William J. not think people would leave Mrs. Wilson made her tour. Los Angeles 68, cloudy; Anchor- ize officers' club at five Air Force Although he would not say he age 57, cloudy, Honolulu 76, clear. had been making final checks on his rights to privacy, he said: Clark, 35 Mitchell Dr,, Eaton heir television sets to attend pub- He said the rules require that the capsule. bases. was bound by a three-year time Mr. Russomanno take collections Dr. Edward Stratton, council- town, son, Wednesday. lic meetings on the urban renewal The hatch was sealed at 4:45. Among the appropriation re- limit, Mr. Pivnick inquired if to a city bank for counting and man, who could not be reached project. The nerve-wracking wait for quests approved was $1,500,000 for council might consider an exten- Mr. Kellenyl pointed out that added "we all know that banks yesterday, indicated his disap- sion of nich a deadline. To Transfer the blastoff was extended when proval of the idea at that meet- Lakehurst Naval Station. no resident of the borough at- aren't open on Sunday." a 30-minute hold was called. No "No," said Mayor Colllchlo. ended any Redevelopment What happened on Saturday, ing when he refused the mayor's Dresses, reason was given except that offer to pursue the plan himself, It adds up! More and more In other business, council for- Agency meeting to voice objection when banks also were closed, he Rug Making technicians were checking over mally adopted a resolution ap- Dr. Stratton is chairman of coun- people use The Register ads each :o the urban renewal project un- didn't say. one of the capsule systems. issue because results come fas- proving the proposed new bus Housecoats der consideration. The mayor said the eight men cil's streets, community activities, route for the borough and neigh- At 5:45, the count had resumed docks and parks committee. :er.—Advertisement. No Commitment on council were unanimously Operations and it was 45 minutes to firing boring Raritan and Middletown Councilman John C. Damico al- Members pointed out that the agreed that Mrs. Wilson should be NEW YORK (AP) -Carpet time. Townships, submitted by Eastern Stolen pplicatlon for study funds did dropped from the beach co-chair- so said then that controlling the FRiEHOLD — Eighty • two manufacturing plants In the New As the sun rose over this flat, not mean acceptance of the proj- manship and be censured for Jersey communities of Freehold scrub-covered 'cape jutting into use of the proposed facility-would The resolution requires the firm Irenes and 70 quilted housecoats ect. Rather, they said, the study 'violating the Faulkner act" un- and Roselle Park will be closed the AtlantiC7~lt showed a sky be difficult. to apply to the Public Utilities were reportefkstolen from the would be to determine if a re- der which the Council functions and the operations transferred to overcast with high, thin clouds. Commission for a route franchise Clara Gresko Shop, Inc.Throck- development program was deslr- and In Ignoring an agreed upon a new plant in Statesboro, Ga., At 5:50, the launch tower was Eatontown Man Held within 60 days. mortem St., yesterday. ible or feasible. procedure on news releases. Mr. A. & M. Karagheusian Inc., a rolled away from th- e slende- - r Other Approvals Police said Mrs. Gresko valued If the urban renewal project Marks will be committee chair- leading carpet maker, announced white rocket—a step taken^ as On Bad Check Charge Since the route covers portions the dresses at $5 and $6, and the was undertaken, the borough man. yesterday. launch time drew near. of Raritan and Middletown, the lousecoats at about $10, each. would pay one-third of the esti- EATONTOWN — John Hender- The Faulkner act requires that Steele I. Winterer, president of At the same time, the yellow son, 34, . of 22 White St., was firm must also secure municipal Patrolman Henry Dark repor- mated cost of $2,600,000, and the council members avoid giving di :he New York - headquartered steel "Cherry Picker" was approval from both those com- 'ederal government would pay the arrested here last night on a ted a window on the west side of rections to employees and de- Firm, said both Jersey plants moved close to the capsule high Expert professional munities before applying to the the building was broken to gain remainder. If the study did not partment heads and function would be closed gradually as the atop the 83-foot rocket. The charge of passing worthless PUC for the franchise. ntry. Several dresses were ead to a redevelopment program, through the council as a whole Georgia facility starts operating cherry picker is a crane-like de- checks in Neptune. Police there 24-hr, nursing car* Mr. Ostrov Informed the coun [ound In the mud outside the lie borough would not have to re- to the city manager. early in 1962. vice with a cab at the end of an said he will be arraigned today. cil that the proposed November window. pay the $67,540 study fund grant. Mr. McClintock said there was The firm's distribution center extended arm. It is used as an Little Silver Police Chief James Licensed by the Dept. referendum on fluoridation of the An employee, Vera Kulibaba, In addition to suspending its an "abundance" of evidence Mrs. at Milltown, N. J., and a sub- emergency evacuation device Fix said he has a warrant for Of Institutions and Agencies meetings, the agency voted to in- Henderson's arrest charging he Of New Jersey borough water supply would be Freewood Acres, reported the r Wilson had given orders directly sidiary at Neptune, N. J., will should trouble develop before the a "non-binding referendum." :ntry to police shortly after the orm Urban Planning Associates— to city employees in several de- be retained, Winterer said. rocket leaves the pad. forged a $28 check, in the name This means that the governing shop opened yesterday. the agency's consulting firm partments Including the beach, given to Firm As the hands of the clock of A. M. Wood, July 10 at the HILLTOP body could, If it so desired, over- Police said garments are that it is "out of a job." roads, and police. The land on which-the Georgia passed 6—the planned launch Little Silver Lumber Company. PRIVATE NCHSINO IIOME, INC. rule the vote of the public on the rucked to the shop.from New Mr. Kellenyl pointed out that He enumerated an Incident plant was being built was pur- time—4he countdown was held at The chief said he would take Kings Hwy. Middletown question. Fork to be finished and ihen re- he council's deferment Is subject whereby Mrs. Wilson allegedly chased for $35,000 by residents of |T mfnus 30 to permit floodlights custody of Henderson when Nep OS 1-0177 : Officials .indicated, however, urned to the city. to interpretation. directed a work crew to remove the Statesboro area and was giv- to be removed. T represents tune completes its arraignment. that they would probably be He said the master plan stud a hedge from private property en to the carpet company, the target or blastoff time. ies will be completed" early bound by the wishes of the people LOCKED BUMPERS He said the owner subsequently firm announced. At that point, Grissom had been on the subject. next year. However, the plan's reported the hedge as stolen. Winterer said the Georgia plant inside the capsule for two hours, MIDDLETOWN-John H. Nash, acceptance or rejection by the FOR ANY OCCASION The attorney was instructed to This and other charges will be will be staffed by about 300 two minutes. Last Wednesday, 16, 505 Main St., Belford, driver council probably will come six workers hired in that area. Only he remained in the black space- draft an amendment to the park- if a car which struck a utility months later., "documented" in the "white Ing ordinance changing the hours paper" Tuesday, Mr. McClintock a small group of technical and craft for just under four hours HONEY BEE FLOWERS x>lo on Rt. 35 on Tuesday, said Could be Dissolved management personnel will be before the mission was scrubbed. of operation of borough parking esterday that's car operated by He also told the agency mem said, though the form is not yet RUSSELL T. HODGKISS meters from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. determined. transferred from the Roselle Park At 6:25 a.m., a space agency itephen L. Hirschmann, 58 Cedar bcrs that the agency can be dis- and Freehold operations. to 10 a.m. until midnight. Her alleged Improprieties In official ordered a one-hour hold 464 BROAD STREET, Ave., East Keansburg, cut him solved at the end of two years if Edwin B. Bachman, plant man- in the countdown. The amendment ajso will pro- iff and resulted In Hirshmann's 'we have not proceeded- In any giving newspaper releases, Mr, SHREWSBURY vide for a 15-mlnute courtesy McClintock said are "innumera- ager at Freehold, has been named The reason: The weather, a :ar rear bumper becoming locked concrete way." manager of the new division. bugaboo that has plagued both program fo* overtime parkers. with the front bumper of the Nash The agency was formed in May ble." SH 1-4020 Council also voted to remove The announcement said the U.S. man-in-space shots. :ar. Mr. Nash said this resulted 960 upon adoption of an enabling He gave reporters a copy of a company's move was to concen- The sun broke through and the Reliable Since 1927 parking meters from Highlands in his car being forced off the ordinance by the council. memorandum dated yesterday trate its spinning and dyeing Blvd. clouds dissipated considerably highway into the utility pole. Mrs. Laura Rudolph, secretary spelling out the news release pro- operations at the new plant which shortly after 7 a.m. when the BY WIRE ANYWHERE f the Planning Board, and an op- cedure he said had been agreed is convenient to company facili- countdown was resumed. ponent of urban renewal here, upon by all councllmen when ties at Aberdeen, N.C., and Al- At this point, Grissom had sked the council Monday night they took office. He said other bany, Ga. been in the capsule more than :o put the Redevelopment Agency councilmen had violated it three hours. Worden Funeral Home nto a "coma until we can get through misunderstanding on oc- It adds upl More and more At 7:10 a.m., the rocket and id of it." casion. people use The 'Register ads each the capsule switched over to In- Air Conditioned jnr Your Comfort issue because results come fas- ternal power, meaning it was now ter.—Advertisement. self sustaining. The Adams Memorial Home 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK SHadyside 7-0557 7k&B&-Horn ofLife ROBERT A. BRAUN Successor to Mount Memorial Home are often happy memories—making th« past a treasury of future hopes. Let us "HOME FOR FUNERALS" A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- help you make these memories live in a like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the beautiful, personalized monument. One of the county's most modern funeral FUNERAL DIRECTORS Visit our display and let us continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished help you without obligation. homes with a completely home-like atmosphere. 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r\ I. No Bidding RED BANK REGISTER Friday, July 21, J961-S Sacccssffll Investing On Contracts For Make Your New Team Research Company Seen as Good Students' Meals Send-Offs Is Formed Risk Capital Situation TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rob- ert B. Meyner has confirmed Fun for All At Fort By ROGER E. SPEAR that a contract to feed the stu- FORT MONMOUTH - MaJ. dents at six state colleges will be Latest fun wave is the bon ohn M. Trammell of Glen Aub- (Q) "I've heard that American try, mechanics, instrumentation awarded without competitive bid- oyage party given at the drop rey, N.Y., has Joined the U. S. Research & Development is a and specialized equipment. ding to a Michigan firm. a travel folder. Army Signal Materiel Support science-conscious investment com- In its search for suitable port- Meyner said the firm was rec- But you don't need to be going Agency here to head the Signal pany and that its shares are folio candidates, AR&D has rec- ommended by William E. Stev- broad to be feted. Any pure Corps' new Command Mainten- very promising for long-term ognized that good ideas are often enson, his father-in-law, who for- acation activity merits a send ance Inspection Team. What is your opinion?" developed in situations which in merly headed Oberlin College in "f whether you go by steamship, their early stages would havi Ohio. . t, ports car or hay wagon. (A) I regard little appeal for most investors Meyner said the firm, Saga A typical setting is the back American Re- However, the company's abl Food Service Corp., Kalamazoo, ard or garden party with danc search & De- management and its close, tie with Mich., has a national reputation ing outdoors. The motif is deter- velopment (N- research rich educational area and now serves 60 colleges and mined by the vacation plans. A YSE) as an at- in and around Boston have turne universities. amping trip calls for tent, camp tractive growth quite a few concepts into profit- He discussed the situation at ire cookery, sports • shirts and speculation. able, hard cash reality. a special news conference yester- lungai-ees. Founded i n Of course the company has day after newsmen began making Spanish Theme 19 4 6, AR&D made errors but, by and targe, Inquiries about the contract. One party organized to send specializes in its investment policy has worked "To my knowledge, there is no wo 17 year olds on a Mexican supplying ven- out exceedingly well. financial interest in Saga on the vacation was Spanish in theme ture capital Because of the volatility char- part of the Stevensons or the A packaged do-it-yourself bull SPEAR and manage- acterizing many of the stocks Meyners," the governor said. ight kit was used for decorations nd music. ment guidance to new enter- represented in its portfolio, I feel MARKET OPENS—Whittington B. O'Neal, 35-year-old owner and manager of the Last year, Saga, without com prises. While the company does that AR&D must be classified petitive bidding, was awarded the Two huge bullfight posters and Spanish calendar were put up not. limit itself, to certain areas, as a risk capital situation. Never- Bantam Market, which opened yesterday at 133 Markham PI., Little Silver, greets one contract to serve Montclair and jehind the house. Each table wai a major proportion of its money theless, I consider the shares to of his first customers, Mrs. Annella Bloomer. Paterson State Colleges. The firm iupplied with bullfight tickets and has gone into new business with be very suitable for those whi grossed about $125,000. ictures to match. The recording a scientific flavor — physics, want broad representation in th This year it will also get the hat accompanies the kit was ac- electronics, nucleonics, chemis promising scientific field and whi contracts for Glassboro, Union, ual music from the Banda Tour- can afford some risk. Six Aboard Jersey City and Trenton State Little Silver Gets a, official ensemble of the Plaza Colleges. (Q) "I have recently received dexico Bullfight. some shares of Marshall Field On contracts over $2,500, state Craft Missing Little bridge tables were dec- Ma). John M. Trammell Stock Prices but have also noticed that the law requires bidding except in rated with wide strips of red, stock is now quoted at half the special circumstances, such as Compact Market Since Tuesday ellow, orange and black fabric The team will begin this month price it was before. Is something for services of a professional or Trendless As a basketweave effect. Candles 0 inspect Signal Corps Class II wrong?" A. C. BRIELLE, N. J. (AP) — Two technical nature or where perish- ere the same colors. activities and installations around LITTLE SILVER — A food B. O'Neal, a former Floridian Coast Guard cutters and two air- able foods and supplies are in (A) No, nothing is wrong. Mar- Each male guest wore a black the world. Responsibility for the marketing concept new to area who owns and manages it. craft resumed the search this volved. Volume Dips shall Field was split two-for-one atador's cape made from a pat- team was delegated by Maj. Gen. Bantam Market sells frozen morning for a cabin cruiser with NEW YORK (AP) - The stock earlier this year. In other words, residents opened here yesterday— Education Commissioner Fred- :ern in the kit, cummerbund and Ralph T. Nelson, Army chief foods, dairy items, packaged six men aboard which has been market was virtually trendless the company doubled the numbei The Bantam Market at 133 erick M. Raubinger, summoned white shirt. signal officer, to the agency here. delicatessen items, bakery missing since Tuesday. yesterday. of common shares' outstanding, to the news conference, defended Wore Mantilla The agency has the responsibil- Markhan PI. goods, produce and beverages. The search for the 27-foot ves- Volume dipped to 2.53 million the plan to award the contract Girls were dressed like senori ty of providing maintenance sup- and the market automatically ad- Compact, and designed as a All items are packaged for sel, "One More," is centered shares. without bidding. :as. One wore a mantilla draped port for signal equipment used justed to this change by lowering drive-in supermarket, the store speed. about 60 miles due east of Cape Of 1,213 issues traded, losers "I presume you could keep the ver her head and face, another by all Army troops. This entails the price of the shares by one- enables customers to do a max- Mr. O'Neal and his wife and May, Coast Guard officials said. outnumbered gainers by 517 to bidding going lower and lower large Spanish comb with a vei modifying equipment design when half. imum of shopping in a minimum three children live at 90 Little The craft, owned and operated 456. New highs for the year until the students would end up draped from it, along with red necessary to improve ease of You have exactly the sann of time, according to Whittington Silver Parkway. by Michael Simpson of Denville, totaled 11 and new lows 31. with Wheaties and, milk," he told kirt and white cotton blouse. An maintenance, providing spare relative position as before th left here at 5 a.m. Tuesday on The Dow Jones Industrial aver- a newsman. ither wore black leotards and ; parts lists to support the equip- split took place. However, th a fishing trip. The Coast Guard age posted a modest gain of .23 He said he had surveyed other ;aucho hat. ment, prescribing tools and test greater number of shares out- said the vessel was sited by an at 682.97. What's New in Business firms and they weren't satisfac Hot peppery food was the key t equipment for each level of main- standing at a lower dollar price other boat shortly after it left There was an even split of six tory. he menu. Chili con carne was tenance, specifyingwho services, ought to provide a much bette The Farmingdaie division of Jack Okun, president, reports shore but has not been seen since. gainers and six losers in the list made at home in traditional fash- tests, repairs, replaces, and re- market for the issue. Dynamics Corp. of America says that the name of the Bander The men aboard with Simpson Charles F. Sullivan, state direc- of 15 most active stocks. Three ion. The other foods served were builds each component. it is producing new equipment Agency has been changed to Crys were identified by relatives as tor of purchase and property, were unchanged. who negotiated the contract for anned Mexican favorities—enchil Agency engineers also prescribe which immediately can convert al and Okun. The real estate Michael Husti, Joseph Bencel, and Walt Disney Productions was Raubinger, said he had proposed ladas, tacos, tortillas, served specifications, supervise industrial frequency modulation (FM) radio and insurance firm has Herman Thomas Bencel, all of Wharton; the most active stock, off 1% at that there be open bidding at one ith sauces. production, and produce technical station for stereo broadcasting. Crystal, Interlaken, as vice presi- Lewis Batson of Flanders, and S9% on 37,300 shares. Heads Drive of the six colleges. literature for all equipment pro- The division said its devices are dent. Also on the staff are Ber- George Monti of Rockaway. Second was general motors, up cured by the Signal Corps. nard Yagoda, Richard Rosen, Harold L. Hoffman, owner of But Raubinger and Meyner Vt at 45% on 35,000 shares. Third believed to be "the first and only Maj. Trammell has been In the For Funds Benjamin Wunder and Norman the anchorage from which the said the decision was firm. "I was Certain-Teed, up 3'/g at 51 stereo conversion equipment River Oaks Signal supply and maintenance Epstein. craft departed, said the men told want Saga," the governor said. on 33,800 shares. Next came Beth available on a standard commer- field since 1942. He came to RED BANK — Mrs. Frank him they planned to fish in an Abram Vermeulen, state budg- lehem, off % at 39%, and Avco, cial basis. Stereo broadcasting USASIMSA from Pirmasens Sig- Pacylowsky, 262 Sandy Hook area about 30 miles southeast of et director, said the Saga con- House Sold unchanged at 23%. Ave., Belford, has been named was approved by the Federal Com- Atlantic Appliance Co., Inc., nal Depot, Germany, where he Neptune," has opened a new outlet Manasquan. They said they plan- tract has wiped out a $100,000 FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs I-T-E Ckt Brit Middletown Township chairman munications Commission June I. had served since July, 1957. ACT Ind ned to return Tuesday night. loss which, the stated suffered Tames A. Young, Jr. have pur- Adatfia Ei Johnh a Man 62 of the annual fund drive for the store in Germantown, Pa. Mrs. Trammell and their three Air Reduc Jones A L, 61'i Hoffman notified the Coast when it operated the Montclair :hased through Mrs. Olivia S. ; Allef Cp 10 Joy MfK 39% Monmouth County Unit, New Jer- Electronic Associates, Long children are still in New York A11e( Lurt 43 Kaljer Al 38T4 Guard that the boat was missing and Paterson cafeterias. Jutcher of the Ray Van Horn 84 sey Association for Retarded Branch, reports that a new elec- State. His parents live in Colum- AlHed Ch 63 Kennecott yesterday morning. He said he Raubinger, noting that no tax igency, an attractive residence Aim Chal 23'» Koppera Children. tronic plotting machine it has bus, Ga. Alcoa Kresge S3 *Vv Re-elected would have notified authorities money was involved, said stu- )verlooking McCarter's Pond in Am Alrlln Kroger 2»4 made "is doing the work of a Enlisted members of the Inspec- 2314 HM. earlier but he thought they had dents were happy with the Saga he River Oaks section of this Am Brk Stl 46»i Lehlgn CAN staff of draftsmen." It said the tion team are M. Sgt. Charles Arn Can LeLhTPrh Portt C 25 >i probably docked somewhere else. food and service and that prices jorough Am Cyan Leh Val Ind IS machine turns out large quan- D. Phillips, 106 Wallace St., Red Am M4Fdy 43>; leh Val RR 41-4 He reported to the Coast Guard had not gone up. Resident stu- Mr. Young is an electronic en- LOF Glaaj 50 »k tities of highway cross-section Bank; SFC Harlen O. Hunt, 25 Am MOt iO!4 12»S after receiving a call from a firm dents pay $1.64 a day. The cost ineer with Bell Telephone Lab- Am Smelt 65 Lib McNAL drawings for new road work Corlies Ave., Eatontown; SFC Lieu & My employing one of the missing of single meals is breakfast 50 Am Sid H'i s ratories at Holmdel. Nicholas Barnosky, 16 Steinhart Am TelATel 110'i Lukens Stl 63 ; "much the same as artists pre- Mack Trk men. cents, lunch 75 cents and dinner The residence, which was buill Am Tob 00% 47(; pare large quantities of draw- Ave., Old Bridge; SFC Clarence Am VlacoM 55 * Martin Co 35 The Coast Guard organized a $1.25. iy Allen Brothers in 1954, is o Amp Inc . 27% Merck 89 ings for a new Hollywood motion MacDonald,-210 Shrewsbury Ave., Anaconda M MOM 53'S search immediately, sending a 'olonial ranch design, has seven Red Bank, and SFC Clifford E. Armco Stl 75 Minn MAM picture cartoon feature." King & plane and surface vessels into ooms, 2V5t baths, basement, en- Armour * Co 49'4 Mo Pac A .19>4 Gavaris,' New York, consulting Snyder, 48 Mariveles Rd., Eaton- Armat Ck 64", Mont Ward 27«i the area and alerting shore sta Ex-Announcer closed porch and double garage town. Ashl Qll 26'4 Nat Blsc engineers on state and federal Atchlaon 23U Nat Dairy S" tions. The house was built for the sel Atl Refin 55?i Nat Distill H highway projects, has put the lers, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Brown, WILSON AT CAMP Avco Corp 23>4 Nat Gyps S Faces Charges Nat Steel machine, a "3300 dataplotter," to WILLSBORO, N.Y. — Bruce Babcoclt & W 4SH 88(4 NEW YORK (AP) — Bertram Mr. Brown is an executive witli Bald Umi 15H NY Central 16 work making drawings for 50-foot Wilson, son of Mrs. Jean S. Wil- Bait * Oh 29 >4 Nla. M Pw 4« Lebhar 3d, 33, of. Weehawken, the Signer Manufacturing Com- Bayuk Cig 40H No Am Av sections of a planned highway. Egg Market pany. The grounds lie on bott son of Atlantic Highlands, has 404 Mr. Overman uses are soluble Frederick W. Seidenzah] extras medium (40 lbs. average) Colt Palm «3tt RCA M'i his activities as a mutual fund The drive, scheduled for Sept. n water and water-soluble al- 34-3514; smalls (35 lbs. average) Colum Gaa 26 Reading Co 8'v RED BANK — Frederick W. salesman. He was arrested as he FREE Coml Bolv ' 30 Repub Stl 57% 25 through Oct. 6, will help to cohols. 23-24; standards 34^-36^ > checks Con Edla 77 Revlon 61', Seidenzahl, 120 Riverview Rd., left Felony Court in the Criminal Cont Can Reyn Met , 45V4 finance educational and training 28-29. Corn Pd Little Silver, has been re-elected Courts Building where another DELIVERY Rey Tob 129% programs for mentally retarded Cfown Zell Rob Fulton 431i Invengineering, Inc., Belmar, chairman of the Red Bank Coun- Whites case in which he is involved Cruo-«J ^tJoaLeail —332 children and adults in Monmouth has a~display—ready—for—the CurtlnWr Bt Rer Pap 32 cil, H.G. McCulIy Chapter, Tele- )/4/i p County. Stl t Hud 13H Bears Rd«J*— 91% Fourth International Conference phone Pioneers of America, for extras medium (40 lbs. average) Lebhar is accused of misrepre- Dent Sup 33 Bhe-ll Oil Mrs. Pacylowsky attended pub- SHI-9849 Dow Alrc 31H Sinclair 4014 on Medical Electronics. The ex- 1961-62. Mr. Seidenzahl is em 34^-36%; top quality (47 lbs. senting the sale of $700,000 worth Sow Chem 7914 Smith AO 31 % lic schools in Manhattan, and the hibit includes a ceiling-suspended Du Pont J17?i 45'i ployed in New Jersey Beil Tel*, min.) 39-43; mediums (41 lbs. of mutual funds, on the ground ANDREW SMITH'S Socony School of Nursing at Bellevue Hos- Duq Lt 28 8ou Pac 2354 monitoring and recording device phone Company's plant depart- average) 35^-07^; smalls (36 that at least $306,000 was fraudu- — ios M pital, New York City. Mr. Pacy- End John Sou Ry for use in hospital operating ment in its central division. The lbs. average) 25-26. lent or forged. 24 Spernr Rd Brie Lack lowsky is employed by National rooms and a system for contin- Pioneers is a veteran group of Browns The other case concerns Firestone «.* Std Brand •£ SHREWSBURY LIQUORS PMC Cp Std OH Cal Lead in Sayreville. uous monitoring of blood pres- telephone company employees Extras (47 lbs. min.) 40^-42; charges of grand larceny, at- FordI Mot 66t 43S Std Oil NJ 7'4 The couple have two children sure. with 21 or more years of service. top quality (47 lbs. min.) 43-45; tempted extortion and conspiracy 782 BROAD ST. SHREWSBURY O«n Accept 24(4 Stud Pack Wit Oen Clfar Texaco 38 Virginia, 12, who attends St. mediums (41 lbs. average) 35|^ stemming from dice games. Gen Dynam 34'4 Tex O Prod 26% Mary's School in New Monmouth, Oen Elec 62Vi Grand Union reports new busi- 37y2; smaUs (36 lbs. average) Oen Fdi i Textron and Thomas, 7, a pupil in the Tidewat Oil ness gains. It said its sales for David Shinn Named 24-25; peewees 17-18. Oen Motors 45«i special class in River Plaza. Oen Pub lit 32>i Tranaamer |J the five weeks that ended July 1 a TelUEl 25 K Un Carbide 331.4 To Dean's Honor List Oen Tire Un Pac 4914 came to $60,599,773, an increase Unaffected by wind, rain, oxi- Gillette 117H Unit Alre 814 of 4.6 per cent over the sales RUMSON — David Shinn, 104 dation, vegetation, or eruption, Olen AM 13S United Op URBAN RENEWAL Ooodrlch 6514 32 «4 River Rd., son of Mr. and Mrs some features on the moon prob- Ooodyear 42% US Lines 47',i WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen of $57,911,609 for the same period US Plywd ably have stood unchanged for Grace A Co 70 58% Harrison A. Williams was ad- in 1960. Thomas C. Butler, presi- Grovqr Shinn, 104 River Rd., has Gt A*P M« US Rub 33 perhaps four billion years. HOME OWNERS Greyhoun4 25H US Smelt vised yesterday that the Urban dent, said sales for the first 18 been named to the dean's honor Gulf Oil 35% 79 >i US Steel »K weeks of the new fiscal year, list at the North Jersey Indus Hammer Pap Walworth Renewal Administration has ap- Hero Pdr sy 83 % through July 1, were $218,788,576 :rial Drafting School, Newark. Int But Moli 456 Warn B Pie proved an advance of $52,133 to 111 Cent . 4m Wn Un Tel assist Stanhope, N. J., in planning compared with $203,776,190 for Mr. Shinn is a 1957 graduate of Int Harv V) 49% Wests El Int Nick Sl'i White Mot 52% its 7^-acre slum clearance pro} he corresponding period a year lumson Fair Haven Regional Int Paper 31 Vi Woolworth T6K ect. earlier — a gain of 7.4, per cent. High School. Int TelATel 64 U YnB»t Sh*T by HANK KETCHAM LOCAL SECURITIES OE/ViV/S THE MENACE The following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso- ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc.. do not represent actual transac- tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. 1962 BANKS Div. Bid Asked Asbury Pk.-Manasquan Nat'l 1.30 48 Asbury Park, Ocean Grove 2750" 16 RGAVictor Belmar-Wall Nat'l 37'/, 58 Central Jersey Bank .60 - 19 Farmers & Merchants 1.00 48 First National, Bradley Beach -1125 100 TV First Nat'l, Freehold - (XX) 14 Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 .250 j ADD A LOW COST NEW ROOM Long Branch Trust 18.00 545 = *10'x14' Room Completely Prepared NO DOWN Matawan Bank .30 .12 Merchants Trust .70 35 A Few Planned and designed by Monmouth County Nat'l .12 7% W, New Jersey Trust 1.00 48 1961 ModeU Monmoulh Construction . . PAYMENT Peoples Nat'l, Keyport 3.00 70 •Ill; floor beams; plate; ituds; celling beams; raft- Sea Bright Nat'l 1.00 50 \Are Still Available!] Payment1 Nov. INDUSTRIAL ers; ridge; door, window and closet openings pre- Alkon Industries II 12 Shop Now for pared. To 20 Yrs. to Pay Brockway Glass 33% 179. Bzura Chemicals 16 17 BEST BUYSI Electronics Associates (XXX) 31 32 Hanson VW-M 5% 6'4 Haydu Industries BW 3/16 Laird & Company ... 2% Monmouth Park - .45 . 9% 1O'% EASY TERMS! MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. N. J. Natural Gas (x) .90 33 34 2 HIGHWAY 35 AT HEADDON'S CORNER, MIDDLETOWN " N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. 1.20 21'/2 23 For d»at»r neortif you, CAUt Trad Electronics .02 .06 KRICH-NEW JERSEY, INC, SHADYSIDE 1-5060 • PROSPECT 5-1333i U. S. Homes and Development (^orp. ' 2% - 314 Newark 12, Bl 8-7400 Coll Either Number Day or Night • ! (x) Dividend WE &X SOME TW0JSWJ3 Am*rlta'i Hnl JtCA Dlilrlbultr (xx) 6.7 percent stock div. 1958. FORSUE!* •Plus stock dividend, (xn) 2 1percent slock div. 1958; K—Friday, July 21, 1961 3-FamiIy Argument Danger BED BANK REGISTER Air Taxi, to Use Among all the peoples o Service Facility South-eot Aait, only the citteetu -•of Thailand have escaped co Moscow-Peiping Relations NEWARK - Air Taxi Com- lonlal domination. They hav pany, Re<} Bank, has contracted kept their independence for Kvei to use the reservation and serv- -centuries. (Editor's note—What do the plication, accused Khrushchev of months pit thtrp debate. This ice facilities, of Newark Air Serv- differences between Moscow and being soft on capitalism. Prob- cloudy document hinted • com- ice at Newark Airport, it was an- nounced .today by James Loeb, Th. Peiping mean to the United ably a' a result of the quarrel, promise. ?': •• It pays to advertise In president of ATC, and Guy D. Register.—Advertisement. States? The effect they can have he seems not so soft on it now Judging from the welter of on the peace of the world is dis- as he appeared some time ago. words emanating from the two Drake, vice president and gen- cussed by William L. Ryan in this The evidence at hand indicates capitals, this seems to be the sit- eral manager of NAS. NEW article, last of a series of three the Red Chinese have knuckled uation regarding the Moscow- The purpose of the agreement, dealing with the Soviet-China re- under to the Kremlin on this Peiping quarrel at present: according to the principals, is to HAMMOND lationship. point: Moscow is the boss of Khrushchev has wrung from th handle more efficiently the in- Extravoice By WILLIAM L. RYAN world communism and its pro- Red Chinese an admission thai creased passenger traffic at the Associated Press gram But the recent contemptu Moscow is the supreme author- field. For the first half of this ORGAN ity with regard to world Com- year, ATC's revenue trips were Soviet and Chinese Communists ous treatment by the Russians of SMASHES FOOD PRICES have been and probably still are the Chinese party's 40th anniver- munist diplomacy and strategy. up 20.5 per cent over, the same quarreling bitterly. sary celebration hints the Chinese Red China, heavily dependent on period a year ago. $595* are not yet entirely convinced of the U.S.S.R. for its needs, is at Juit $25 Down But, as Secretary of State Rusk Newark Air Service will handle the Kremlin's wisdom in all Moscow's mercy. While it can re- reservation service for air taxi Has twice the number, of stops has pointed out, there is little matters. as organs costing twice as consolation in that for the West sent and argue, Peiping cannot and charter flights, provide lim- SALE STARTS SUNDAY much. New styling—new tone Moscow Warning rid itself of Kremlin influence, and no basis in it for new West- ousine transportation for connect- Price* effective thru Tuesday, July 25, 1961. Right to limit. —sounds like three keyboards ern policy making. Bluntly Moscow has told the It can hope at best to bring som ing passengers and lounge facili- all playing together. Call us In fact, the quarrel may have Chinese "the basic criterion for Influential Russians over to th ties at Hanger 12, the NAS head- today for a free home dem- true internationalism is one's at- Chinese way of thinking. quarters west of the main onstration. increased the dangers now be titude toward the Soviet Union," In essence, the goals of Mos Newark Airline terminal. PR 5-9309 setting the West from the gath- and there can be no Communist cow and Peiping are the same: Hammond Organ Studio. ering storm over the future of NAS assistant general manager West Berlin and Germany. success without Soviet co-opera world rule by communism. Neith- Joseph A. Kane will be in charge of Asbury Park In the Moscow-Peiping quar- tion. Clearly this was a warning. er can afford the appearance ol of all ATC reservation service at Cooiumn Ave. and Main St. rel, Khrushchev at this moment The current quarrel has been a deep split. There had to be con- the field. cessions and compromise. Open Daily Till 9 P. M. seems to have the upper hand going on for several years, ever ATC operates a fleet of 10 air- SMOKED Saturday till 5:30 P. M. since Khrushchev's relaxations The Red Chinese stress now 'Bench extra But he has paid a price, too. craft in the Metropolitan New Th*» Red Chinese have, bv im- led to the Hungarian revolution that they accept "the principle of York area and is the largest such and threw a scare into the Com proletarian international- service in the country, munist world. lism," meaning the rule that Mos- NAS, a fixed base operation, The argument reached its cow is boss of the world move- sells fuel and offers maintenance, height !n mid-1960 at a Commun ment. They apparently concede a hanger, storage and other facili- ist meeting in Bucharest, Roman- free hand for Moscow's diplom- ties for corporate and private air- WINDOW acy, including a free hand in ia. It continued at a conference craft based at or visiting Newark such Asian situations as the In- DAISY of 81 world Communist parties in Airport. do-China crises over Laos and Moscow. Reservations for ATC flights out Khrushchev accused the Chi- Viet Nam. Khrushchev may, if SHADE he chooses, use those situation of Newark can be made by call- nese of "left sectarianism," ap- as pawns in this intricate chess ing MArket 3-4055 or MArket 4- parently meaning they were ad- 8080. vocating reckless policies in their game over West Berlin and Ger- SPECIAL! insistence that war was fatally many. inevitable between East and West Balance Swings Superb cooling inside- HAMS WASHABLE according to Leninist scriptures. Red China agrees that the bal- A top-ranking Red Chinese delega- ance of world forces is, as th COATED tion at Moscow was told things Russians say, swinging in favo LOWEST PRICE had changed since Lenin's time. of the Communists—"the easi (Cellulose Fibre) Now there are nuclear weapons, wind is prevailing over the wesl IN YEARS!! WINDOW SHADE and recklessness could lead to wind.", But China's no.»"2 Com- nuclear disaster for all. munist, Liu Shao-Chi, sharply re- "Simply Wonderful" Anyway, argued Khrushchev, minded Moscow, in a recent par- Carrier Famous "Swift Premium" the Communists now rule a quar- ty anniversary speech, that if thi Boneless ter of the globe and a third of is the case, the Chinese revolution humanity and in 10 years eco- was primarly responsible. He in- nomic competition could be the sisted, too, that the Chinese par- ROOM WEATHERMAKERS SAVE 40c LB.! 98 ty was a "correct Marxist-Len- • Mounted on your roller while you wait. decisive cold war factor. • Eggshell or white—up to 31" wide. "All this," snapped the author- inist political party." And he add- with ed that the Chinese linked patri- itative Soviet journal Kommunist, "Simply Wonderful" - Mayfair's Famous - Extra Value Trim • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY "constitutes the prerequisite for otism with "proletarian interna- STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO f P.M. correct solutions of all questions, tionalism." WEATHER-ARMOR WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO I including the question of war and Liu conceded China was a long T) "Between Yaako'i & Rewtfllea" peace, the possibility of a new way from achieving socialism— CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS > 79' war and the possibility of exclud- the stage of development the U.- "Simply Wonderful" ing war." S.S.R. claims—and a much long- Ib. Top Choice — Beit Cuts Declaration "-% er way from communism. By im- CHUCK STEAK 39' From the meeting came the plication he was conceding there were no real shortcuts to these "Simply Wonderful" Moscow Declaration of I960, Ib. goals. 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But ality are it their peak, so you inaugurate the fall election cam- dent Kennedy is a speed-reader ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - St tlttee, including Mrs. Margaret playing miniature instruments. now that's here he's in.the po- should favorably impress those paign tomorrow with an informal but if fie could just read minds Agnes Post, Catholic War Vet- :ohrey, Mrs. Vincent Roache, Says Lester: "I've been called sition of a man wrestling with a with whom you come in contact, reception from 4:30 to 6 p.m. for top..the anniversary of his firs erans, was host to 27 patient: In. Darius Castellini, Mrs. Wil- a cross between an animated mu- phantom. either on business or personal Richard Hughes, gubernatorial alx months in office would be of Lyons Veterans Hospital am Anderson and Mrs. Jac Phil- sic shop for midgets and a small' candidate. little more comfortable. He knew before he took office, Cedar Inn, Highlands, recently, matters. People are receptive to ps. scale symphony orchestra." •The. greatest dilemma he knew because Khrushchev'had said it The program "Operation Cin- suggestions now, so tpeak your The reception will be at the Mayor Karl K. Baron will make Fairfield Dr. home of Mrs. Lloyd Drmal announcement, at the re- would be this way, that sooner or derella" was originated several piece. An important person may WE BUY later in 1961 the Russian once years ago by the combined ef- Peskoe, a candidate for borough eption, of • registration cam have his eye on you, so loo) Brakea DliculM Uuraated p again would demand that the forts of Veterans Association oi council. Her running mates are -aign for new residents, jn the tacls rramea, racket, Wriit or and act your best lMptt Walebea, Klnn, Cbaltu, Allies get out of Berlin. Volunteer Services. Francis Cooper, for the other va- orough. /, Bracelet*. Loeketa, Slick Plaa, Ear- The last time Khrushchev did Each year, selected groups oi cant council seat, and Adm. An- The candidates have announced rlata. Caff Unka, l»vaBer«, ColM. Past . . . On Jury 22, 1920. this—1958-59-he set a deadlra patients prescribed to the indus Future • •. About 70 per cent drew G. Shepard, candidate to ist all who are interested in •ft A II laf> ** MonniMtli St for a settlement but then let ittrial therapy program are giver Senator Warren G. Harding was (a larger share than usual) of succeed himself as tax assessor. leeting Mr. Hughes are invited r tf a bus ride to the seashore anc nominated for the presidency. plant and equipment expendi- Hostesses for the reception will BAIL 5 <*•" * ** **•> slide past. Now again the Rus- On the first .ballot he received lures in 1961 will be for mod- sian has set a deadline. It's six are fed at a prearranged loca- only 6514 votes (493 being nec- ernization rather than expansion months. tion sponsored by a sponsorin 1 essary for choice). It wasn't until of capacity. Such outlays are But what Kennedy doesn organization. the 10th ballot that he secured expected to total $35.4 billion Club Told know Is whether, - Khrushchev CWV members attending were the nomination. for the year. Where's Everybody? means it th'is time. Stephen J. Apanel, dinner chair- So the best he can do on any man and Clifford Huddleston, About Mutual move he makes is guess. He hai Mrs. Alfred J. Tangonsky, Mrs The Day Undei Your Sign a choice: Be firm or back up Joseph Laurino and Mrs. Ste- ARIES (lore March 21 to April It) LIBRA {Stpt. 23 fo Oct. 21) He chose to be firm. But hiphen Apanel, hospital committee, Injury li poaaible if you ftray too far Eccentricity denoted in Libra* dart Investments Be eapecnllr cautloui in romance. appears more than just firm from nome base, fie careful. EATONTOWN - Mutual Fund He's been tough. just the opposite effect 01 TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO ipcr. 23 to Nov. 211 investments was the topic of dis- IF IT WEKEMY For instance: He has let it be Your wit and charm are at their best You mar have to give up somethlaf, FOR.TVIE SUMMER- MEAT Khrushchev. and a congenial atmosphere preratla. but don t fret. You won't regret It. cussion at a recent meeting of the known his administration is con- Kennedy toughness may fore GEMINI (May 21 »o June 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dab 21) Lions Club here. WE WOULOlT APPRECIATE sidering mobilization of the Give sober Jthouffht to your next move. Indulge yourself in a little extrava. THE SMADE Khrushchev, even though h Don't Make haity deciiiont or chinfu. lance—jou dcseire a break. Col. Walter J. Wellman, USAR armed forces. But in doing so— started out bluffing, to feel hi (et.), an investment represent- Looking for a home Is no fun since he can't read the Russian's CANCER (Juita 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (Dae 22 to Jan. 20) these hot summer days. Save has to get equally tough, o Even il you chance your mind, think Legal activities are under favorable ative for Bache and Co., ad- time and trouble. Let us show mind—ail he can hope is that he'; tougher, or otherwise lose face twice before declaring your intentions, rays, so go ahead and close deals. dressed the meeting which was you some of the line homes doing right. in a way that hurts both him LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 fo Fab. 19) Partnership is tinder good influences. held in Crystal Brook Inn. -we have listed .... homes In Khrushchev Bluffing? and communism. K perplexing problem will straighten an sections of town and In our. without your help, ao ait tight. This, is th« time to consolidate your Perfect attendance pins were every price range. He doesn't know whethei Door Left Open VIRGO (Aug. 22 TO SapK 22) presented to Edward Emmons, a Yet if Kennedy showed weak A oleisant day. There'a not much ao PISCES (Fab. 20 fo March 20) Khrushchev is bluffing. He tm!y denoted, but the rest wiu do you Don't walk out on a good thiog because member 1.1 years; Carley Garo- doesn't know whether the Rus- ness, even though Khrushchei good. of- disagreement or you nay regret it. falo, 12 yean; George Winning, sian just wanted to keep the pot had only meant to bluff, it wouli © 1961, Field EnterprUea. Inc. 11 years; Daniel Kaufmann, eight boiling without any Intention of abe an invitation to the Russia; years; James Polllfrome, presi- showdown in the hope he'd bene- to push his luck and trample a! dent, two years, and Ralph L. fit by any weak spot that showed over Kennedy and the West. IndustryBuilding Lewis, Jack Dietz, Leonard up in Kennedy. And Kennedy weakness couli Budds Sell Compton, Robert Nicholsen and If this guess is right, then wreck the Western Alliance. Edward Chasey, one year. might be assumed a tough Ken Kennedy, while tough, hasn Sets Record been crude or brutal: * He's lef House On nedy might cool him off. Bui TRENTON (AP) — A record this isn't necessarily a correct the door open for Khrushchev ti assumotion since it micht hav< talk sense. was set by New Jersey firms fo Fallons Feted Getting In The Swim At But that creates a brand ne- Water Front planned industrial construction in dilemma for Kennedy. For whal RUMSON — Mr. and Mrsth.e first half of 1961, the State makes sense to the West—on the Chester E. Budd, formerly of Pat- At Dinner KINGSFORD BRIQUETS Labor Department reported GOODRICH HARDWARE subject of Berlin—hasn't over al ten Point, Long Branch, have KEYPORT — Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday. 20 Ib. BAG $1.85 the years since World War I sold their water front home to James Fallon, Jersey. City, were made convincing sense to thi Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Fream of The department approved plans guests of honor at a dinner in Rag. $2.10 • Russians. Hackensack. for $54,616,867 for 732 additions, Shore Point Inn, Rt. 35. The occasion was the 40th wed- 4-S Ib. 1AGS For instance: When the Amer- Mr., and Mrs. Budd plan to new buildings, and improve- $3-10 ican, British, French and Rusmov- e to Florida. Mrs. Bldd has ding anniversary of Mr, and Mrs. Swim Fun Boards ments. Rag. $3.(0 sian foreign ministers met foibeen an active member of the Fallon, who were honored by their • UNSWKABLI almost three months in 1959 ti Junior Service League of Red This is $19.2 million more than five children. 5-10 Ib. BAGS $5.25 talk about a Berlin settlement Bank. in the final six months of 1960, Mrs. Fallon was presented a and $2.5 million more than the • 14"K24" oo Rig. $6.00 both sides made some tiny con- Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. grandmother's bracelet con previous high in 1956. cessions but were so far apart Forbes, who formerly lived in taining 18 discs. • HOLDS UP TO 200 US. LinLE SILVER HARDWARE on the future of Berlin and Gei Wilmington, Del, have purchased Richard J. Sullivan, of the La- Attending were Mr. and Mrs. 2 many that they just quit trying. a new colonial house in the Oak bor Department, said the plan Charles R. Thompson and Mr. Formerly DeF*Ico'» No Concessions 'show the confidence that indus- and Mrs. William Loughlln, Cliff- Hill Section of Middletown on (Opposite A * P) At this moment in the Kenned: Mallard Rd. try and business has in the econ- wood Beach; Mr. and Mrs. James 10 CHURCH STREET LITTLE SILVER IM E. Newman Springs Road SH 74477 Red Bank Svmmer Houri For Your Coavcnleate: MOB., Tn««., Wc5,» Khrushchev give-and-take no con Mr. Forbes is employed by theomy of the nation and especially Fallon, Jr., and Mr. and Mrs. Ttran.. A Sat I ••m. to 7 p.m.—Fri, % *.ra. f t p.m. cessions are being offered. Olin-Mathieson Company at 400New Jersey," and will mean John Fallon, Jersey City, and Open 8:10 A. M. to I P. M.-Friday 'til I It's too soon for that. There Park Ave., New York City. Mr.thousands of new jobs. Mrs. Howard Mahon, Union City still have to be various demon and Mrs. Forbes and their strations of determination not tc two children, Ann and Scott, are yield before the two sides can si occupying their new home. The down to see whether they hav sales were made by Mrs. John LEON'S anything to yield. Heermans of the Ellen S. Hazel- The danger is that the twiton Real Estate agency here. men, because they know th< Special Notice whole world is listening and thai open daily 'til 9, Saturday 'til 9 therefore they must sound verj Motor Vehicle sturdy, will talk themselves intc Question Box . TO COMMUTERS such an impossible position th Q. I have sold my car and there can be no yielding and m do not plan to buy another ve- and ESPECIALLY WIVES turning back. hicle; what should I do with the license plates? A. The license plates and OF COMMUTERS Postpone Milk registration certificate must be surrendered to a motor vehicle Drop shirrs, dry cleaning or launderette Price Hearing inspection station for cancella- TRENTON (AP) — The N. J tion. A receipt will be Issued sale! Supreme Court has postponed accordingly. This relieves the bundles at Leon's any morning on your public hearing on a milk pricing person from the risk of loss or formula for North and Centra theft of the plates and respon- way to the train ... 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She had a good TIM iuocutm Pr«n it tntltitrl mcluiivflT >o Iht OH for republlcttloB ol til Ui» IJCU ««»• orlnttd la thtt nawiptcer u well as all AP ntwi diipatcnti family, but the boys had grown faster than she had Member Audit Bureau of Circulation figured, and now nobody needed momma, except for Th> R»d Bank Riflittr aaiumci no financial re«pon>ihlim*« tor typoinpmcal trron In advtnlitmtnu. food. but will reprint without ehtrp. that part of an advertisement in wblcn rh* typographic*! arror occur*. Ad- vertlitri will ottas* notify trit manaxameot immedlat*jy of my error whlca may occur. The house in Long Branch was well Thll nioipaper ataumei no reipomlbllttlei lor itatemano of oolnioni In otUn from IU rttdira. kept. That was the trouble. When she Subierlptlon Prteei In Arivanc* On* year S1&.00 lit montne. tt-OC cleaned it, the house stayed clean. ^ Untie eon at counter. 7 eenu •ujfie COM fcymall . • ceon the evening, she dreamed her way FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961 through the washing of the dishes, and then there was nothing. Tom was an expert carpenter, a fine wood worker, More Than Disheartening But momma had heard all those stories BISHOP years before. This newspaper received about watching a supervised high school One boy was going to be a craftsman, like his fa- 100 personal messages favoring its football game on Sunday afternoon ther. The other, who was bigger than a hundred dollars stand on the Red Bank Board of than hot-rodding around town in and worth of lasagna, was still in school. She didn't realize it, but almost all women in the mid-forties have a prob- Education's refusal to rent to Red;out of Marine Park or getting into lem called: "What to do. What to do." Bank Catholic High School the pub-1 serious trouble on . beer drinking Mrs. Thomas Longo has a lot of energy in that lie school athletic field for a rela-, sprees at McCampbell's grape farm small body. She told her husband that she was goinj tively few Sunday football games, j or-some other secluded spot. If there to look for a business; something to keep her occupied. The school board permits Red Bank [is anything wrong with supervised Tom looked at his sons. They had a nice home, a good Catholic to use the field on off Sat-! play for our youth in the fresh air business, a bank account, and no debts. "Who," he said urdays, but refuses permission for j on Sunday afternoons we do not wisely, "can hope to understand a woman?" Momma went out. She took the car and went Sunday afternoon games. Red Bank know what it is. around window shopping. When she came to Sea Catholic needs the field because of We believe that the public school Bright, N. J., she found an empty store window. She a schedule conflict with the public j authorities and the Catholic school studied it. The place was across the street from the high school team on from two to j authorities have a joiht responsibility beach. It was a narrow, three-story building sand-- four dates spread over the fall foot- for giving all our children the best These Days: wiched tight between other buildings. She liked it She ball season. possible education regardless ol KNOW YOUR asked about the rent. Humored Momma We received one letter stating race, color or creed. The authorities GOVERNMENT The Drug Industry "I'm going to open a little Italian restaurant," said that the editorial was "disheartening should be closer than peas in a pod Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Association, 143 E. State St., Momma at dinner. Tom looked at his boys and to me." The writer attempted to de-and should be ready to help each Trenton 8 N. J. shrugged. When in doubt, his expression said, it is al- fend the stand of Dr. Sidney Hodas, other whenever possible. It is difficult quite to understand what Sen. Kefau- When the City of (Newburgh ways best to humor the ladies. If not, they turn on you a board member, who refrained from Decisions by either authority ver is getting at in his investigation of the drug indus N. Y. sought relief for taxpayers like tigers. They humored momma. voting. should be based on what is right or try. If it is prices that he seeks to regulate, then why by declaring war on burgeonin She rented the store. It wasn't much. 'The walls not regulate all prices of all goods. If he objects to welfare costs it blew the lid ofl It is our understanding that pub- wrong for the over-all good of our a festering welfare-relief regula- were cracked; the front door was too narrow. The back labels and trade names, he makes a mistake because room was small for a kitchen and it would need more lic officials, including board of edu- children. Decisions of this nature tion muddle plaguing many citiet - sensible folks not only demand origina across the nation, ventilation before a pizza oven was put in. She didn't cation members, are elected to make should never be made on the basis labels when they buy a medicine but ge What Newburgh City Manager Joseph McD. Mitchell found, want a fancy place. When it became apparent that she decisions, not refrain from making of Catholic or Protestant, white or to know it by name of the bottle. The shortly after he took office in thewas dead serious, Tom and the boys said that they them. This was not a question re- colored, Jew or Gentile. day when the doctor scrawls in Latin pleasant city along the Hudson, would pitch in and help her to get started. was a welfare bill amounting ti quiring a snap decision. Dr. Hodas Red Bank Catholic High School so that no one can read what he says, After that, she would be on her own because the not even the pharmacist, is over. We almost one-third of the city's $3 had plenty of time to feel the pulse and St. James Grammar School han- million budget to support abou wood working business earned the true bread and but- want to know what is it that goes into 5 per cent of its population ol ter. Mrs. Longo hired two waitresses, put them in white of his townspeople. The first request dle approximately 1,200 pupils from 30.000. us. Also there is the advantage of not nylon, built a couple of booths, put a juke box in, and of Red Rank Catholic High School Red Bank proper. If for some un- Intertwined in the problem was taking the wrong medicine, the killer polished the pots and pans. .. . • for the use of the field was made SOKOLSKY instead of the healer. myriad federal and state welfare orseen reason, all these pupils were regulations, or interpretations o She looked over her savings and decided to spend in a letter to Edmund J. Canzona, put in the Red Bank public school Sen. Kefauver, in a previous investigation, gave regulations, which appeared to forbid remedial action. Neverthe- enough for a neon sign out front. A few customers president of the board, on Oct. 17,system it would be a tremendous the impression that he was bringing the underworld to less, City Council issued 13 rules came in, looked around warily, and sat. The younger 1960, nine months prior to the time burden on all the Red Bank taxpay- he surface. It was exciting to watch Frank Costello to take effect July 15 serving no son got a big wooden shovel and shoved the cheese estify before a television camera. When that investiga- ice that, among other things, a decision was made. If all board i ers. All these things should be Newburgh henceforth would; dis pies in the hot oven. Mother mixed the hot sauces, tion was all over, the underworld was still in business, courage those moving into New- chopped the onions and the peppers, broke the macaroni members refrained from voting on taken into consideration when those as potent as ever, pushing heroin as actively as possi- burgh with the sole idea of living and slid it into boiling water, and was happy. difficult problems, the board would responsible for the education of ourble; organized vice continued to compete with private on relief payments; require able relief recipients to work for re- She was useful again. If nobody needed her at accomplish very little. It is ouchildrer n make decisions which have immoral persons; graft in public office became increas- ief; not pay to support additiona home, hungry people needed her elsewhere. She" fed opinion that Dr. Hodas outsmarted an over-all affect. ingly scientific. Precisely what Sen. Kefauver accom- illegitimate children; pay relief them at reasonable prices, and she fed them well, She plished by his crime investigation is not clear. He vouchers instead of cash for himself. The letter writer who disagreed clothing, food and supplies; pay used her own recipes—the ones she got from her moth- dropped the whole business. George Worthley, a board mem- with our editorial dwelt on the word no more to a relief family than er—and the big platters of food came out of the kitchen Now, since December 1959, he has been going after he lowestpaid city worker re- ber, said he didn't think Red Bank "disheartening." We not only feel ceives to support a family of sim trailing plumes of steam. the legitimate drug business. He does not claim that ilar size. Free Meal was ready for Sunday afternoon high that the decision of the Red Bank any of these companies are engaged in illegal prac- Lauded—Challenged The little cash register sang its one note song and Board of Education was dishearten- school football games. It is our opin- tices. No one is sent to prison as a result of this in- Although the action brough na- Momma arrived early at the restaurant and stayed late. ing, we think it was unjust, unpopu- vestigation. Nothing is being done to stop manufactur- ionwide laudatory letters from of- ion that the overwhelming majority icials and taxpayers of other mu- There were moans from home: "How about us? We're of Red Bank parents would rather lar, and not in keeping with the ers from spending millions of dollars for research. It nicipalities burdened with sky your family." If they were hungry, she said, they could is therefore difficult to discover precisely what the have their boys and girls playing or times. ocketing relief costs,. Newburgh ;ome to the restaurant. Free. senator seeks to accomplish. ' immediately found • itself em broiled in a hearing by New York's She was busy. In the evening, people were waiting No Help at All :tate Board of Social Welfare to at the entrance for tables to empty. The teen-age set Your lUoney'a Worth: determine whether some of the I have gone through the material diligently, seek- copious regulations that accom- took over the place after school each day. Momma ing to discover why I have to take expensive pills when pany state or federal aid had not hired more waitresses, and she hired a girl to help her been violated. Actually, says City n the kitchen. LittkBenefJuCketkiJVJthJSigJI/leattui^ ftilcKeil, an examina- to do. The senatorial committee's reports do not help ion of state and federal wel- Tom had a queasy feeling that his whole career By SYLVIA PORTER me at all. In fact, I find much of their information to fare laws by the city's legal ex- was going down a drain. His wife's hobby was earning perts disclosed no serious conflict too much money. It amounted to almost as much as Every chair In ths waiting "It's not much, but $69.30 s] A third person I Interviewed be baby-stuff, uninformative and not very helpful. Of with the city's regulations. A.spot room and every chair before month is better than the $63 tjwas a young-looking widow who course, drugs are expensive; so are tombstones. check by the Natipnal Taxpayers he and his son made with wood and saws. Then it •vprv desk of various errmlovees have been 8etlinR'" she sllid «nd had come to the office to re- Conference indicates work-relief passed his income. •very desk of various employees,,^ ^ wm m. app| fw ^^ jn(h g Recently when my secretary was dying, all sorts irograms are operated success Longo was licked. He quit his business. He and of the New York Social Security j ''.thah t thhe easiei r eligibilitliibili y nilel s of isotopes were used and I presumed that they, cost 'ully in a number of municipali- off.ee was occupied during the ^ * cenl of xtra M entitle her to a monthly a lot of money. The total bill was enormous. But if one ties throughout the nation. Includ- Mrs. Longo bought the Sea Bright building. Tom salved ;ierials witn whicn t0 fix UD * i i7- h h Jtiy Pension basedbd on hehr latl e hush - of the isotopes could have.saved her life, it would have »d is Phillipsburg, N. J., where his pride by doing the upstairs apartment in fine" this weekroom- ''m goinf{ l0 makc new,band's earnings. :he mayor reports costs dropped M grained woods. Then he and his son redecorated the ^L ' ' rnrlnincurtainrs ananrdl aA PAWAcoveCr Fnfo^r mt**ty • beIxjtrdi " I I lifhavt t PeA *a AcleaninI g woman's been cheap at any price.. 'rom $50,000 to $20,000 after re- checki e l f h y restaurant and put in concealed lighting. of the'arul for lh e chairshi . My .eyes arejojbb in an officffi e near here and Nowhere is so much done for the sick as in this lief requirements were tightened « A 'as K°°d »s ever and I can sew I'm on my lunch hour now," she in 1959. amenu-: • i , , ...» J • ... Everybody in town likes the Longos. A few years , ;Pr"e«y well, if I say so myself." volunteered. I read in the paper country and it is done mostly by private pharmaceutical merits he Basically, the Newburgh-Albany ago, the Chamber of Commerce selected Tom to deliver" about the new law and came companies that spend their money on research and then Washington entanglement spot Social Securityj here to see if it would help me. on promoting' the drug. Much of this expenditure may lights the issue of home rule by the address to the graduating class of the elementary One man I CARMICHAEL I'll only get $40 a month, but be wasted because the research does not prove out. local officials with local respon- school. All the kids knew him. It wasn't a great speech, that's $40 I haven't had before. sibility to taxpayers vs. control slopped to talk Little people all. getting little However, one success may save thousands of human but the applause was deafening. w''n was A. '-. by higher levels of government PORTER amounts each—yet, because o! lives and how much is a life worth? administering "aid" programs, He told the children how one must persist, have a 62-year-old the.J9fil,,amend)nent»~*lone.._4,.- 1 factory worker vS.KJjnias Txje\ n out points-out-thc New-Jersey Tax- couragerin-the-hajd worldof^businpssriJnrimTsrnWSi — 500,000 of them will receive close Dangerous payers Association. nf a job for four months and has to $1 billion during the next 12 admit^ defeat. It's too bad Mrs. Longo didn't hear it. about lost hope that at his age, months. he'll be rehired on a full-time Furthermore there is danger in what Sen. Kefauver She was busy in the restaurant ... basis at anywhere near his old Billion is doing. Patients and their families lose confidence in Farmers Set salary. With A. I... was his wife This will boost the total of particular drugs that get front page attention because Special Congressional Whip who'll be (52 Aug. 7. benefits going^ out annually to they are played up at a committee hearing, I know that Both of them smiled an A. L. older and disabled Americans to Snud Digging explained that/ he had just filed JI2.5-JI3 billion. In contrast in nobody several years ago survived the series of illnesses TRENTON—Harvesting of the •n application to draw Social Se- 1941, total benefits amounted to that I had, but I have survived ,and am more active state's 18,000 acres of white po- curity benefits for himself arid a tiny $64 million. than ever. I am amused by friends who come up to metatoes is expected to begin next his dependent wife and had been This will swell the number of week in Mie main production told that his pension would come to say: "How wonderful you look, but do you feel as 1 people, drawing social security to areas, the New Jersey Depa'rt- to $111.70 a month, beginning in river 6,000,000, a figure dwarfing well as you look?" Sure, and I.am doing more workJment of Agriculture reports! September. : The cr wi not start [beneficiaries of earlier years. And If someone tells me that the bag of medi- °P " moving "I'll get $7fi, her benefits will' | To these millions of individuals, cines I carry about with me are expensive, I musti unlil the last come to $35.70 a month and with j the monthly Social Security check this behind us," he said, "1'llgoj, is vital to survival. laugh, particularly when I read circulars advertising • First production estimates of the season place the 1961 crop out and ^ct another type of jobj A full fi,600,000 of those 65 orgraves. I would rather pay for a medicine than a grave —maybe as a watchman nr mes-] of Now Jersey white potatoes Pt over drawing benefits now have any day. So what is the complaint? Bcncer. I should be able In oarnj p.870,000 hundredweight1 , some- $1,200 or more a year. I'm sure no earnings or payments under Apparently Sen. Kefauver says that the manufac-jwhaht bbe'o'w llasryear't '* ' prodiicd - I can." . j other public programs. They ion of .depend fin Social Security for turers charge too much. Much of the testimony that I ' 4,440.000 hundredweight, I didn't ask A. I. and his wife! food, clothing, shelter, every- have read has to do with faulty arithmetic. This is quite WMft>k7ng ihTrtart 'ofThe "an how they planned to spend their! pensjon because I didn't have to natural and reminds me when I was young in Shanghai.jmarketing season, a dinner con- In I ho nation as a whole, these fercncc f New 1 know every penny of it will be Some of us were interested in making an extra dollar' " Jersey potato Social Security checks also are a 1 *penl for necessities each month force.of magnificent importance. out of China's share of what was known as reparation ^"",' ™m,!^'° nei^TW • nd I know lhat /ill lhe storey In an economy producing goods dyes; that is, the dyes seized from the Germans afterjday. The conference is being they palrom/e in Ilirir neighbor-' and services a! an annual rate sponsorc(l bv ltic Ncw Jerse hood will benefit therefrom. \ World War I. We were very enthusiastic but not sound | y nf over $510 billion, $I2-$IH billion Wtliln Pntntn tnHiictnl Councifrtnnpill Widow may seem relatively "small." businessmen. We added a'10 per cent profit to the costjn [dealers. Another person I asked to talk Rut of course, i1 isn't "small." State Department of Agriculture with me was li. .1., a BD-yoar-oldl These billions are spent as they and lost lots of money. We had, of course, failed to in-representatives who will attend widow who had been listening to arc received. This spending is clude interest on the money, exchange from one cur- include Secretary of Agriculture l Social Security interviewer ex-j jof crucial significance to hugf ency to another, shipping, insurance and all sorts Jjf Phillip Alampi; Vinton N. Thomp- plain that her trip to the office numbers of businessmen catering sons director, Division of Mar- hadn't been necessary. Shn'll get) to the food, clolhinR, housinp Jther charges. We subsequently calculated that a 200kets; and Joseph T. Lynch, man- • If) per eenf'hike in her benefit! 6—Friday, July 21, ]%l recreation needs of older people per cent mark-up would have brought us a slight profit, ager, White- Potato Industry check starting in Sefljember. J These billions are "big business." Council. (t is just simple arithmetic. \ "My kids wHJ be way ah**d 11 RID BANK REGISTER 47 More Scouts Swim Takes Ad of the kid* at school when they Friday, July 21, 1961—7 "ASTRO-GUIDE ByCeean l |et home," be said. For Saodey, Jtsfy V "As to the trains, I've traveled Full Mile at Forestburg To Thank aM over and I've never been a Bible Baptist NOW SAVE minute late trainwise. In six FORESTBURG, R Y. - Addi-i arfd Robert Michel, Uttle Silver Present—For You and months that's not just luck." _ UP TO tlon of O new' qualifiers has Yours •.. Favorable radiations Britishers School Starts Also, Daniel Zaebring, David The rainy British climate? brought to 84, the number of BoyNoland, Michael May, Joseph predominate aod cultural Jpur- By EDDY GILMORE "The humidity is just right andj PORT MONMOUTH - The va- Scouts meeting the requirements Palmer, Bruce Bagwell, Robert suits an accented. There is a LONDON (AP) - American what if there is a little rain— cation Bible school of the Bible On Dry Cleaning for the mile swim program at theKasten, Robert Mahn, Middle- mild tendency to scatter one's businessman Morton Friedman Baptist Church will begin Mon- camping reservation of Monmouth town; Fred Jacobs, Michael Sha- you get. that most any place." Iiw first cola attention in many directions, explained why he spent $12.95 Hospitality? day and continue through Aug. 4. •Derated dry etoaaiaf Council of Boy Scouts here. piro, Chester Ottinger, Bruce Ger resulting in waited effort Pri- to thank the British people for Classes will be held for chil- am Ik* Jerwr Sboro "Well, our telephone has rung Scout Executive J. Fred Bil- rie, Charles Wolbach, Jeff Sha six months of hospitality, dren from the age of 3 up. They vacy of others should be re- all the time ever since the ad. lett, Shrewsbury, N, J., said the piro, Robert Johnston, Jack Lov "I thought it was the thing will meet from 9 a.m. to noon, spected, including that of child- Everyone seems to want to thank mile «wim has been a very pop- ersidge, William Brooks, Richard to do," said Friedman, a sales- at the Bayshore Gun Club, Har- ren. People are in a, contem- us for thanking them. I guess ular activity this summer. Boys Burger, Craig Lewis, Robert Po- man from Baldwin, Long Island, mony Rd. GIANT plative mood aod like to h that takes care of the hospitality In good health and with a strong dell, Red Bank; Richard Nevius N. Y., "so I took an ad in a Wash and Dry alone in p.m. angle." The school will be under the stroke soon get in condition for Jim Devine, Richard Sebastian newspaper." direction of Miss Helen Frank HIGHWAY 35 the test, he said. Distance is theWilliam Bouffard, Harold Halsey The advertisement in the per- Said Mrs. Friedman: and Miss Esther Wager of the MIDDLETOWN Garry Bennett, Ed Rollins, James Past • • • One of the world's Filtur* • • • Business activity sonal column of the Times of "I love it here. I've been hav goal, not speed. Bible Christian Union, Brooklyn. Ample Parking Saddler, William Wardell and Wil- most famous veterinarians, Dr. is moving ahead, and signs London said: ing a ball." Added to the list of successful Assisting will be Mrs. Albert liam Van Brunt, Shrewsbury, and Daniel E. Salmon, was bom on point to a normal recovery, with "New York family finishing six- The Friedmans will leave Sat Mahoney, Mrs. Rod Weber and mile swimmers have been: Dr. Peter Pothaff of the camp July 23, 1850, at Mt (Mite, industrial production expected month business trip, wishes to urday for a short trip to HoiMrs. Gilbert Watt. Philip Villaplano and Joseph staff. NJ. He is the man who organ- land, then return to the United to rise 15 per cent or more in publicly thank the English people Bruno, Asbury Park; Mike Brown ized the United States Bureau for their excellent schools, punc- States. Of Animal Husbandry. and Tim McAuliffe, Eatontown; the year ahead. tual trains, delightful climate and Commentiog on Friedman's re- Larry Guba, Fair Haven; Ed De- In Its natural habitat the new- wonderful hospitality." actions to Britain, columnist Rex Palma, Port Monmouth; Chris born lobster has one chance in The Day Under Your Sign In an interview, the Long Is- North wrote in the Daily Mirror: FEEL LIKE A Tliieme. Harlet; William Boy- a million of reaching maturity lander said he, his wife and their "Maybe I've been living in chuck and Robert Shaw, Holm- ARIES (Rom Mirefc 21 to April It) LIBRA (Sspt. 21 to Oef. 22) three children liked everything some other country without But when hatched in a hatchery, Be ddigient, but don't aprtad your «i- Don't be mlsle4 fcr the first impression del; Wayne Williams, Steve Wil- forts too tbuL You'll set there! of art attractive person you meet sow. about England. I knowing it." bur and Dennis Williams, Key- the odds are reduced to one in a TEXAS TAURUS (April 20 fa Msv 20) SCORPIO (Och 21 10 Nov. 21) port; Rick Potter, Rick Farley hundred. You'll b* tbe loser if you let impalie Happiness frows in direct ratio fo Uic rule judimeat in in emotional liluitioo. amount you pais on to other*. GEMINI (Mar 21 t.Jm. 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dae 21) Be your um»l etutioul wlf. Slav on tte Blame yourself if someonr puts aome- SHREWSBURY BORO practical aide Stick to routine. thing over oa you. You've been warned. CANCER (Jun. 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (DM. 22 toJan . 20) Oil wells aren't tha Don't make an iuu« of asrppJoar out of If soneone tries to arouse curiosity by RESIDENTS . . . r data *oda!!r. Kenuitt difoified. dropping hints about a frlend> ignore it only things that "work LEO (July »fo Aug. 21) Ptopla will retpond veil lo 70a and toAQUARIUS (Jan. 21 Stpt. 22) . laying ceremonial of the Shrewibury Hoi* Co. money in a savings ac- A hunt* may prove tictter in thii ifl> PISCES* (M>. 20 to March 20) stance than careful raaonlu. Take the Aspects improve In financial deport- count here keeps on ptaftl ment, but don't splurge. No. I, Sunday, July 23, at 2:00 P. M. •arning EXTRA money . g 1941,'Fleld Enterprises. Inc. The Committee 'for you month in, month out. Today's Business Mirror -•—» _JMTEHTI0OREA FIREMEN _____ KEANSBURG-MIPPLETOWN Big Jump in National Output NATIONAL BANK A "w«t-down" will b» held at • later date— KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT By SAM DAWSON And all along, even through the Church A Carr Ave. Kings Hwy. ^"^Shopplng recession months, there was a your company will be notified. NEW YORK (AP)—Americans fairly steady increase in the out- 787-0100 OS 1-2800 SH 7-0M0 are more affluent than they put and use of services. The thought. President Kennedy says recession itself was concentrated the national output has made an mainly in manufacturing and the unexpectedly big jump. production and transportation of This will industrial raw materials. come as a sur- prise to those Summer Letdown Am e ri cans The usual summer letdown has YOU HAVE UNTIL MONDAY... whose own in-eased some of this rise in gross come hasn't national product, which the Pres- up any, ident reports as striking in the if some late spring. of their bills But the momentum of the re- have. covery is believed by most gov- It may aston- ernment experts • to be sufficient those who to keep GNP rising even' during We have nothing but DAWSON bought a num- the summer months and to send ber of glamor stocks and even i it much higher after Labor Day. blue chips at prices well /bove Government spending is sure their current ones, t0 rise. And the Berlin crisis fine diamond values It will be a matter of wonder- seems likely to add still more to ment to some 5.6 million Ameri- the already increasing outlay for cans who are listed as out ofdefense. 1 carat solitaires $480 to $900 work and some one million more Most business executives are who are working part time. forecasting better days ahead for AUGUST7th And it may even surprise those their own companies. 2 carat solitaires ....$1,050 to $1,600 merchants and retail dealers who If there are any worries ex- . . . +o get in on these prices. These fine homes, a great haven't experienced a step up Inpressed, it's over what a rising sales in line with the announced federal deficit might do to mone- Vi carat solitaries ...$200 to $385 increase in personal incomes. tary inflation, and what wage- buy even at the increased price, are an even greater Just what caused the big jump price increases might do to the cost of living. Prices include Federal Tax in national output of goods and services, known as the gross buy at the current price. BUY NOW AND SAVE! Illustration enlarged to show detail national product? The President says this is now running at ap annual rate of Kays Buy YOUR ASSURANCE $515 billion, a jump of $14 billion from the first three months of Old House 1961. This increase compares OF QUALITY with a jump of- $16 billion be- tween tbe first and second quar In Raritan Nationally advertised brand name products ters of 1959 when the economy used in every home! Crane bathroom fixtures was recovering from an earlier HOLMDEL — Mr. and Mrs. recession. The GNP for all ofAlexander Kay, Leonardo, are the —American Standard heating—Curtis dou- 1960 was $504.5 billion, up 4.5 perpurchasars of the 100-year-old Co- cent from 1959. lonial residence on Daverns La., ble hung wooden windows—Ruberoid floor Two Sizable Increases Raritan Township, that formerly tile — Westinghousa appliances — Caloric Two sizable increases between was owned by Mr. and Mrs. G. the April-May-June period and W. Richard, Shoreway Realty Co., ovens and ranges. the January - February - March Rt. 35, reported. Bl - LEVEL SUMMER SUITS quarter are easy to spot. This was one of 10 recent sales 8 rooms, I '/i baths, living room, dining room, kitchen, 1 Government spending has inb-y Shoreway for which Mrs. Vic- 39.95 Values NOW 29.75 creased. Some of this was from tor TroyatOj89 Hamiltonian Dr., COMPLETE COMMUNITY LIVING bedrooms and tile bath all on upper level; lower level fee- federal antirecession measures, Middletown, was the broker. Sales PAVED STREETS—SIDEWALKS—CURBS tur«s large raeraafion rob7nP4tTi~_idToom,~3«nl lavatory, 45.00 Values Nt)W 3475 part was a stepup in longer last- negotiations were made by storage-utility room and garage. ing programs, and some was aCharles Moriarty, Margery Tro- CITY WATERS-GAS—ELECTRIC 49.95 Values NOW 39.75 gain In state and local outlays. vato, Jean Ralston, Jean Murphy Complete price—NO EXTRAS And about $5 billion of the in- and Margaret Vigiletti. Mr. Mor- SCHOOLS—-SHOPPING—CHURCHES STILL $17,770 SO-Year FHA Mortgage*1 crease is due to a reversal in iarty recently was named an 65.00 Values NOW 51.75 business inventory policy. In theagent for the Newark Insurance RECREATION ALL NEARBY first three months of the, year, Co., and a special agent for Prov- 75.00 Values NOW 59.75 businessmen were cutting back ident Mutual Life Insurance Co. alterations other than cuffs their stocks at a rate of $4 bil-of Philadelphia. and sleeves ... at cost lion. In the following three Other sales activity reported by NO CLOSING FEES months they stopped living off Shoreway included: stocks on hand and began build- Purchase, also by Mr. and Mrs. 30-YEAR FHA MORTGAGES SUMMER SPORT COATS ing up Inventories again at a Kay, Leonardo, of the ranch rate of $1 billion. This made a house Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rich- difference in the GNP of $5 bil-ards owned on Daverns La.; by 29.95 Values^ NOW 23.75 lion. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman, 35.00 Values NOW 26.75 This marked the end of theLeonardo, of the Bavarian gar- 100' x 200' recession and the return of bus-den house and guest cottage Wil- iness confidence. liam Faretto had owned on 45.00 Values NOW 36.75 Green Ave., Belford; by Mr. and Factor—- -m -m j y_ _Productio V — —•*f ^ B WBSl ** ^F n Up 9 "_ " - ^ V —• _J — - — . • _• . * .— alterations other than cuffs-".-rat~cost—*— The-recovery getting- -under Mrs,-Chartes-Buckalew,.White-St LANDSCAPED LOTS! way this spring added to theShrewsbury, of the three-bed- V/i ACRE) national output by an increase in room ranch house of Lawrence ENGLISH TUDOR SPLIT LEVEL SUMMER SLACKS factory production — although Murphy, at 119 North Mon- some of these goods went into roe Ave., Shrewsbury. EXPRESS BUS SERVICE Never saen before in this area, a charming horn* with a Purchase by Mr. and Mrs. inventories rather than into final magnificent kitchen, including a Wejtinghouie built-in 11.95 Values 2 0r. for 15.75 consumer sales. Leonard Vivona, Staten Island, of Pay scales were rising In some the three-bedroom ranch house of TO NEWARK and NEW YORK diihwaiher and refrigerator, immense recreation room, 3 12.95 Values 2 pr. for 19.75 industries. Work weeks were Mr. and Mrs. John Butler, at 573 *• MlnuUt to N.w Yerk — 4ft Mlnutoi I* Ntwirk bedrooms, living room, dining area, I '/i ' bathi, baiamant Turner Dr., Belford; by Mr. and lengthened by many companies, via upraaa Publle t.rvlea and Llnt.ln bua. Bus and garage. 16.95 Values 2 pr. for 25.75 Both added to. the total of na-Mrs. Donald Buck of Michigan of •tops at msaial hsmaa. tional income. a two-family dwelling on Maple- 23.50 Values NOW 18.75 wood Ave., Keansburg. from Mr. STILL $18,370 Complete price—NO EXTRAS and Mrs. William Peterson; by DIRECTIONS 30-Year FHA Mortgage! alterations other than cuffs... at cost Marks Twenty Yearn Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pisacreta. Paterson, of the ranch house of rrsm RMI lanki Waal an Nsyto SIT I* rrMhala) 4 BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL $19,970 STRAW HATS With Insurance Firm jMr. and Mrs. Joseph Cordrey at Trains Clrslt. |s ntrth an Rauto § — • mll» to Modal Hsmoa, 3 BEDROOM, Full Basement, Ranch $15,970 Price MIDDLETOWN - George R. 1 Gary Dr.. Middletown. Summer Caps Black, 7 Kevan PI., recently Purchase bv Mr. and Mrs. Wil- completed 20 years of service liam Keith, Chicago, of the four- with the Mutual Benefit Life, bedroom house of Mr. and Mrs. THE HOUSI OF NO EXTRAS—BUILT BY HOVNANIANS BOSTON IAN and MANSFIELD Newark. Frank Bottinl. at 8 Woodbridm Summer Shoes REDUCED A member of Hie Underwriting Ave., New Monmouth; by Mr, Department, he is a past presl-'and Mrs. Harry Rohman, Fort ALSO REDUCED dent of the Pelican Club, the Hancock, of the three-story 6Wh company's all-employee orpaniza- Colonial hmise of Mr. nnd Mrs. BOAT NECK SHIRTS tion. He is a charter member of Theodore Jacobsen, al 23 Hooper he newly-organized Home Office Avp., Atlantic Highlands; by Mr LASTEX SWIM TRUNKS Life Underwriters Club of Great-1 and Mrs. Joseph LaMagra, Jer BOYS SUMMER CLOTHING er New York. UPV Citv, of the ranch house of In 1955, Mr. Black became HiMr. and Mrs. Arthur Gibsnn. nn OPEN FRI 'TIL 9 fellow of the Life Office Man-]Green Ave., Belford, and by Mr. agement Association, by passingjand Mrs. Dine/. Rafael, Newark, the 14 examinations in advanced!of a lot on Williams AVP., Mid- home office management. The dletnwn. from Mr. and Mrs. UI.H fellowship Is the highest desig- Charles Willis, Jr. nation granted by LOMA, the ro- The auency also reported that operative management research,Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson, At- ROUTE 9, MA^ALAPAN TOWNSHIP, N. J. •Men's and Boys' Clothing organization of the life insur- lantic Highlands, have leased a ance industry. 'Cape Cod residence at 13 Fir PI., ONLY 30 MINUTES FROM RED IANK 181 Broadway Long Branch He is married «nd hag two! Ha/Jet, from Mr. and. Mrs. Al- sona. fred Rapozza, " ft 8-Friday, July 21, 1961" RED BANK REGISTER Schedule of Religious Services

PRESBYTERIAN METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NEW APOSTOLIC BAPTIST CHRIST EPISCOPAL Shrewsbury . Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Shrewsbury Worship services will be hel Rev. Dr. Charles S. Websti Rev. Ralph Herald ef Wharton Talk About Christ Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, ptfe Visitors to the shore will be Rev, William N. Loyell, wo- Sunday at 8:30 and 10 a.m., wit will preach Sunday at 9 and 10: will preach Sunday at 10 a.m. en tor, will speak Sunday at 11 a.m. able to celebrate Holy Communion ciate director of the Commission sermon by the associate ministe a.m. on the subject, "What the text from Luke 21:19. on the topic "Sons of Thunder." in this historic church at either on Higher Education of The Na Rev, Kerry Robb, assisted by True Success?" Sunday school will meet at 8:45 In the Soviet Union Ushers will be Warren De Brown, the 8 or 9 a.m. service Sundays, tiona.1 Council of Churche* of Alvin Whiting, lay leader. At the 9 a.m. service, the usl a.m. John Crawford and Roland Dun- and the 7 and 9 a.m. worships Fri- Christ in the U.S.A., will preach Music, directed by Herbe ers will be Arnold W. Galbraith Rev. Werner A. Schneider, rec By GEORGE CORNELL The question also Is raised can. The greeting committee will days. Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Mr. Lovetl's Burtls, will include "Recit," di tor, will conduct the servici be Deacons Franklin Sniffen, Sid On this, the eighth Sunday af- sermon topic will be "Is There Robert H. Beck, H. Ralph Pem NEW YORK (AP) - They're whether some of the Soviet ar- Mage; solo at 8:30, "Rise Hear merl, Russell D. Rainey, 2d, anc Wednesday at 8 p.m. ticles may be written tongue-in ney Dull and Kenneth Mauger. ter Trinity Rev. Anselm Broburg Any Word From The Lord?" Thy Lord Is Risen," R. Vaugha talking about Christ in the Soviet Crib room through fourth grade will preach only at the 9 a.m Rev. Mr. Lovell was appointed Fred D. Wikoff, 3d. The welcom Union — even the people who cheek, out of actual respect for Williams, sung by Robert Spe; ing committee will consist ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL religion, although purporting to facilities will be available to en- Family Eucharist, a service in- associate director for study and cer, tenor; anthem by Chano don't believe in Him. able young parents to attend tended as a devotional to be ob- campus Christian life of the Com- John C. Antliff and James 1 Eatontown Karl Marx himself once said scorn. choir (10 a.m.), "An Awakei Davison. There will be a celebration o church together. Church school served by families in groups. For mission on Higher Education,in ing," Robeson. it was bound to happen. The official Soviet antireligion will meet at 9:45 a.m. preceded the national council earlier this At the 10.30 service, the ushe Holy Communion Sunday at monthly, Science and Religion, the convenience of parents with Altar flowers will be present Several Soviet publications by the lay-leaders pre-service year. will be Douglas W. McCrum a.m. The family service, mornin says Baptists are using all sorts small children, a lady will care by Mrs. John B. Bell, Jr., and b Carroll C. Bailey, Richard prayer and sermon by Rev. Alar lately have cited gains in church prayer circle in the Clayton Room for young ones in the parish For the past 10 years, he has Mrs. Robert Stout, in memory membership and strength, among of methods — aiding those with at 9:30 a.m. Brown, Arthur T. Holey and Gor H. Tongue will be at 9:30 a.m "material difficulties, sorrow, ill- house. been university pastor and direc- grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wl don C, Irwln, Jr. Ramsey E Tuesday, St. James Day. then both peasant and worker groups. The Sunday evening praise Attending the rector at the 8 tor of the Porter Foundation, liam Palmer and Mr. and Mr In trying to explain the phe- ness, anything" — all for the service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Cammack and Earl G. Tyree wil will be a celebration of the Hoi] purpose of "catching souls." a.m. Holy Eucharist will be Wil- University of Chicago. Prior to Robert Agls. Communion at 10 a.m. nomenon, some Communist or- starting with a hymn-sing. that he served as minister of comprise the welcoming commii The magazine adds that Chris- liam Bishop. As a part of the for- During . the W a.m. worsh tee. gans gave detailed discussions The Hour of Renewal will meet mal procession and assisting Fa- South Congregational Church, tian influence is increasing, and Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The pas- service Sunday, a nursery will At 9 and 10:30 a.m. churcl CHRIST EPISCOPAL of Christian beliefs. ther Brobugh at 9 a.m. will be Chicago. He received his B.A. in directed by Mrs. James Feltru says Communist atheism must tor will lead in the study of th school and nursery will meet ii Middletown American religious observers William Bahner, David Bishop history from Yale University, his The Senior Hi M.Y.F. will me find means to curb it. book of Acts. the Education Building. There will be a celebration say this may mean some Rus Melvin Ford and Hugh Gwyn- B.D. from Chicago Theological Sunday at 7 p.m. and visit th Marx, the 19th century father Seminary and studies .theology The weekly adult Bible clas the Holy Communion Sunday a slans are hearing'the gospel story of the atheist materialist credo, Williams. Quaker Meeting House in Shrews 8 a.m. for the first time — even though CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL The rector and the chairmen and ethics at Union Theological bury. will meet in the church parlo himself once argued the inevit- Tuesday at 8 p.m. The rector will officiate a it comes from hostile sources ad- CONSERVATIVE of the annual bazar and fair, to Seminary, New York. The Wesley Fellowship w able "necessity of union with Red Bank The prayer and study grou] morning prayer and preach a! vocating atheism. Christ." be held on Nov. 3 and 4, an- He is a Phi Beta Kappa from meet Sunday in the parking an 10 a.m. Abraham J. Zager will conduc nounce that the bazar workshop Yale, was president of the stu- at the rear of the church at will meet in the chapel Wednei The Russian magazine, Science An essay by that title, reprint- the second servic services tonight at 8:30. Canto meetings are held Tuesdays in dent body at Union Seminary, p.m. to attend a council meetin day at 10 a.m. During and Life, said in a recent article ed in part recently in Christian- young children will be cared fo; analyzing Adventlst beliefs: Sidney Scharff will chant the lit- the parish house at 1 p.m. vice president of A.P.U.P., served in Freehold at 8:30 p.m. in Leeds Hall. ity today, a U. S. non-denomina- urgy. Candle lighting time will be in the Detroit Innercity Parish A course on "Man's Need an JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES "Having chosen Christ as his tional journal, was written by The sanctuary lamp is burning 8:02 p.m. Mrs. Zager will recite this week in memory of Richard and recently returned from a God's Action," taught by Re Red Bank Lord, man must give himself up Marx at the age of 17 as one of the candle blessing. WESTMINSTER wholly to Christ's direction, and A. Sause, through the courtesy year of theological study In Ham- Kerry Robb, will meet Thursday 'Maerialism or Spirituality PRESBYTERIAN his themes submitted for .gradua- Fred Katz, attorney, Zionist at 8 p.m., continuing throug Which Do We Need" will be the subject his will entirely to his of Mrs. Douglas Downs. burg, Germany, under an educa- Middletown tion from a German Lutheran leader and president of Hebrew tional fellowship. August. sermon Sunday at 6 p.m. Her- master's. school. "Outward Evidences of Inward Institute, will speak on the topic Rev. Mr. Lovell will be respon- The Senior Hi M.Y.F. will hoi bert Bucholtz, a special traveling "The Adventists constantly In- BIBLE BAPTIST Faith" will be the topic of Rev. Although Marx' family was of "What Zionism Means to Me.' sible for the development of the a picnic at Mount Misery tomo minister, will be the speaker. still their faithful! that men can Port Monmouth Harlon C. Durfee's sermon Sun- Jewish descent, it had converted A question and answer period will Committee on Research and row, meeting at the church i Following the discourse will b« not radically alter their moral be held following his talk. An Morning worship service is at day at 9:15 a.m. The sacrament to Christianity when he was 6. Study, will work with the Com- 9 a.m. Richard Allen is chai the weekly Watchtower study al visage by their o\vji strength. Oneg Shabbat will be served 11 a.m. with pastor Gilbert Watt of Holy Communion will be ob- In his essay, he wrote: mittee of National Staff for Cam- man. 7:15, conducted by Raymond Bos- For this, the intervention of an ex- which will conclude the evening. bringing the message. served. pus Christian Life and its United An organ recital by Miss Clar worth, presiding minister. ternal force in needed, and that "The history of nations teach- Bible school meets at 9:45 a.m Nursery facilities will be avail- es us the necssity of union with Sabbath morning services wil Campus Project*. Tilton will be given in the sanct Saturday at 8 p.m. a service [orce is Christ." be held at 10. Cantor Scharff wil: with classes for all ages. able. Ushers will be John Mar- Christ. . .our heart, reasons, his- ary tomorrow at 8 p.m., as meeting will be conducted by Mr. chant the liturgy of the service Evening worship is at 7:30 benefit for the scholarship fun Bucholtz. shall and John Ulmer. Christian Century, a U. S. week- tory, the word of Christ, all cry o'clock. Pastor Watt will bring BAPTIST ly nothing that numerous such A kiddush will follow the serv- bf the church. The program w Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. Bibl out to us loudly and convincingly ice. the message. New Monmouth include works ot Muftat, Buxt study will be held at: 54 Broa< ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL expositions have appeared lately that union with him is absolutely Bible study and prayer hour Bible school will meet Sunday in various Soviet journals in ef- Tomorrow evening Tishea B'av hude, Bach, Mozart, Alain an St., 220 Pearl St., 10 St. Maryi Navesink necessary; that without Him we Services will be at 8:15. Sunda; Thursday is at 8 p.m. Pastor at 9:30 a.m. forts to explain the church's hold Heiller. PI., and 69 Lincoln St., Red Holy Communion will be cele are unable to fulfill our purpose; morning services will be at 9:15 Watt will be in charge. Rev. William E. Bisgrove will The' annual bazar for the Met Bank; and 82 Pear St., New brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m.; on people, commented: that without Him we would be Tishea B'av marks the destruc Morning worship service and speak at 10:45 a.m. on "The odist HomV in Ocean Grove w: Shrewsbury. church school meets at 9; 30; th "Who knows into what heart rejected by God; that he alone tion of the two Temples of Ju bible school are held at the Bay- Value of Suffering." The organ be held at fbe Home, 70 Stockto Thursday at 7:25 p.m. the Min- service for parents and children this seed might fall." is capable of redeeming us." deah, first by the Babylon shore Gun Club, Harmony Rd. All prelude will be "Cathedral Medi- Ave., Ocean Grove, Wednesdaj istry school will be held, and the is at 10:15, and the morning pray- ians and then by the Romans. other services are held at the tation" by Saint-Saens, and the through Friday from 9:15 a.m Kingdom service meeting will fo er and sermon is at 11:15 except The Book of Lamentations wil home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. anthem will Be "Praise, My Soul to 4 p.m. low. the first Sunday of each month, News of Religion: be read and appropriate elegies Mahoney, 11 Vermont Ave., Port the King of Heaven," a Welsh when Holy Communion is also will be chanted. Monmouth. air, under the direction of Miss ST. JAMES CATHOLIC EMBURY METHODIST celebrated at the 11:15 service. Weekday services will be held Mildred E. Bisgrove, guest or- ; Red Bank Little Silver Rev. Charles P. Johnson is rec- each evening at 7:30. FIRST REFORMED ganist. A children's churcfc for Sunday masses are at 6, 7, Rev. Dr. William W. Payn tor. New Shrewsbury those from five to eight years 9, 10 11 and 12 (high mass) in will be the guest minister Sun- Biblical Botany CHRISTIAN SCIENCE "Fear of Death" will be the of age, and a nursery will be the church and 9, 10 and day at 10 a.m. Dr. Payne, super- EMMANUEL BAPTIST Red Bank subject of the sermon Sunday at provided. o'clock in the high school audi- intendent of the Methodist Home, Atlantic Highlands 9:30 a.m. By JULES LOH and even almond stalks. Wool The lesson-sermon Sunday at 11 The pastor will speak on "The torium. Ocean Grove, for seven yean, re- The pastor, Rev. Howard M The soloist will be Georgene clothing was strictly for the a.m. will be entitled "Truth." Word of God Is not Bound" at Confessions are heard Satur- tired from the active ministry In Ervin, will preach Sunday at 11 AP Newsfeatures From Romans this passage will Byrne, who will sing "How Beau 7:45 p.m. days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The evening wealthy, linen for royalty and 1958. The subject of his sermon NEW YORK (AP) - "I am the be read: "For whatsoever things iful Are the Feet of Them" by The mid-week prayer service 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- ervice will be preceded by a priests. ^ will be "Winning Your Souls." ~ose of Sharon, and the lily of were written aforetime were writ- Handel, and "God Is My Shep- will be Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. ing (he 8 o'clock mass and after irayer meeting at 7. The ritualistic Hyssop (used, Bryan Seiler, now with the Ar- the valleys," says the Song o! ten for our learning, that we hard," by Dvorak. The young people will meet Novena services Monday. Church school will meet at 9:45 among other things, for cleansing my in Germany, has given the Solomon. Sounds plain enough. through patience and comfort of Sunday school will meet at Thursday at 7 p.m. Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 altar flowers in memory of his i.m. with classes for nursery Would anyone suspect the Bib- lepers), probably was what we the scriptures might have hope." 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Mary Ciuchta will p.m. in the church. A baptism hrough adult departments. know as marjoram; and the aloes The ushers for Sunday will be ;randfather, Ernest Seiler. ical passage actually means "I Correlative citations will in- be in charge of the nursery which Albert Griggs, James Will!, blank must be obtained from th Frank Schultz, Elwood Duncan Mid-week prayer services will m the tulip and the hyacinth?' of the Old Testament are thought will meet in Beekman House. to have been eaglewood. clude the first tenet of Chris- George Acker, Thomas Roberts, rectory and filled out before the nd William Duncan will usher. s held Wednesday at 8 p.m. The scriptures abound with ref- tian Science: "As adherents of Ushers will be Elmer Ralph, Baptism takes place. Myrrh, one of the most familiar and Larry Scott, Jr. The Methodist Youth Fellow- Quarterly business meeting will rences to flowers, but the Bible Truth, we take the inspired Word Joseph Zetkulic, David Veitch Novena devotions in honor ol hip will meet at the home of )e held tonight at 8 o'clock. tuthors described many of them ceremonial substances, is a gum of the Bible as our sufficient and Gordon Mast. FAITH REFORMED Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- 3etty Booth Saturday, July 29, Church school picnic will be n such vague terms translators from a thorny East African shrub guide to eternal life." The daily vacation Bible school al every Monday at 8 p.m. in rom 3:30 until 8:30 p.m. Saturday at Allaire State Park. ind botanists don't always agree known as Cistus villosus, whose will meet Monday morning in Hailet wood and bark are strong- The Golden Text is from Psalm the church. Frank Shultz, chairman of the The bus and cars will leave the n the identity. White Hall for children from four Rev. Theodore C. Muller, pas- ly scented. It was used in em- 57: "I will praise thee, O Lord, tor, has announced that the men's nnual fair, reports that fair church at 10 a.m. among the people: I will sing un- through 12 years. Registration John Asch, New York author, balming, was burned as incense organization will meet at church ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC jooth chairmen have been se- to thee among the nations. For can be accomplished Monday. lorticulturist and Bible scholar, and—together with aloe, cassia, at 8 o'clock tonight, Red Bank lected, and members and friends TRINITY EPISCOPAL thy mercy is great unto the las settled at least some of the cinnamon and olive—was an al- Sunday's guest minister, Rev. Masses are celebrated Sunday ]f the church are being enlisted Matawan heavens, and thy truth unto the FIRST PRESBYTERIAN itudy and plant exploration for most indespensib> ingredient of F. Alvin Langwith of Neptune, at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. assist them. Rev. Carroll B. Hall, vicar, clouds." he Hebrew. University in Jeru- holy oil. Atlantic Highlands will have as his sermon subject Confessions areJheard Saturdays /ill officiate Sunday at 8 a.m. ialem. His findings, plus those of Ronald Soucy of Princeton The- from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from t morning prayer, litany and The olive, of course, was the "The Minister and the People." TRINITY EPISCOPAL }ther modern researchers, appear most important oil-yielding plant. AME ZION ological Seminary will preach The worship service will be at 7:30 to 9 p.m. Red Bank nte-communion. in the current issue of the Jour- Red Bank Sunday at 9:30 a.m. A nursery Baptims are at 12:30 p.m Morning prayer and address by In fact, Moses referred to the 10 a.m. The Holy Eucharist will be eel nal of the American Museum of Land of Canaan as a "land of Rev. Charles E. Bourne will will be provided during this serv- Sundays. he vicar will be at 10 a.m. A nursery will be held during •brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Morn latural History. olive oil." preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday ice. The Miraculous Medal Novena A nursery will be held at 10 the worship service. ing prayer and sermon by the Asch found, for example, that Another oil-yielding plant was school will meet at 9:30 a.m. Youth Fellowship will meet Is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and .m. 1 rector, Rev. Canon Charles H. he hebrew world "Shushan, the gourd, mentioned in Jonah There will- be a prayer service Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. the Perpetual Novena to St. An- Holy Communion will be cele- METHODIST Jest, will be at 10 a.m. ince translated as lily, or lilies 4:6. What was it? Wednesday at S p.m. thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. The Holy Eucharist will be cel- brated Tuesday, St. James Day, FIRST METHODIST Highlands of the field, refers instead to the "The common castor oil plant," The third quarterly union serv- Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, ebrated Wednesday at 8 and at it 8 a.m. Atlantic Highlands anemone or windflower. says researcher Asch, ice of the Westside Ministers' will conduct services Sunday at ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL 10 a.m., and the service of heal- "Discipleship" will be Rev. Another Biblical "lily" often Council will be held at this church 11 a.m. Red Bank ing will be at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST George E. Taylor's sermon topic means the iris, or yellow flag; July 30. Rev. R. P. Ball of Cal- Church school will meet it Holy Communion will be cele- Alcoholics Anonymous and the Eatontown - HOLY COMMUNION Sunday at 8:30 and 11 a.m. and the "rose" of the Bible re- EPISCOPAL vary Baptist Church will speak. 9:30 a.m. brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. lanon Group will meet Monday Bible study classes will meet at The church school family pic- Holy Communion will be cele- ; 9 p.m. 30 a.m. and the worship service fers to the narcissus in some pas- Fair Haven REFORMED nic will be held tomorrow at brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex- rill begin at 10:30 a. m. The lages, the oleander in others. Holy Communion will be cele- KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN and Cheesequake Park. Cars will cept the fourth Sunday of each CALVARY BAPTIST ord's supper is served each The rose of Sharon, as noted, brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Belford BAPTIST leave the church at 9 a.m. month, when there will be a serv- Oceanport ord's day at this time. The ser- efers to the tulip; and the lily Morning Prayer and sermon Rev. C. Roger Burkins, pastor, ion subject will be "Was Christ the valley, says Asch, is be- by the rector. Rev. Charles R. Union services will be held at _ice_of Morning Prayer at 9:30; Rev. Paul Smith will preach m t h BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN will be in charge of the services leved-to-be-the-hyacinthr-An- L^wrence^ll be art:i5rexceptj^« -« e Baptist-Church, Sunday school will meet aT97i!f irthrsub1ecr *-€hristiair?" i / Cliffwood Beach Sunday artO: 09 aTmriiTThe Bay- other flower mentioned in the Rev. Harry Olson, pastor of the a.m. Invitation to Untold Blessings." Sunday evening the service will the first Sunday of the month, Rev. Francis R. Osterstock, view School, Leonardvijle Rd. song ot Solomon, Tirzah, Asch Reformed Church, will speak. solo will be sung by Mrs. Roy at 7:30. The lesson will be a when Holy Communion will be pastor, will preach Sunday at 10 Sunday school meets it 9 a.m. /ebb. :ontinuation of the study of the identifies as the crocus. celebrated at that hour. Mrs. George Hartmann will be EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF organist and Mrs. Erwing Kehr- a.m. on the subject, "Retreat to GOD Mrs. Wallace Johnson will.be etters to the seven churches of A great deal of controversy Ye- Advance," the story of Elijah. nains, however, over the nun- er will be the soloist. Ushers will , North Centerville i charge of the nursery. taia. ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL The session will meet Monday The Sunday evening service will Wednesday evening at 7:30 the' Ireds of references in the Bible be the soloist. Ushers will be Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- Betford Leon Brooks and Edward Stines. at 7:30 p.m. tor will conduct the Sunday serv- « at 7:30. lible class will meet to study trees. Holy Eucharist will be cele- The Bible study group will The Teenagers' group will meet hurch history. Flowers will be placed by Dr. ice at 11 a.m. and evangelistic The sycamore, mentioned sev brated Sunday at 9:30 a.m. by and Mrs. Theodore Hynson. There meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. •ervice at 7 p.m. Sunday echoo! /ednesday at 7 p.m. :ral timei, according to Asch's the vicar. Rev. Ralph Edwards. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. the pray- RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF will be a nursery during the serv- ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC v ow can will meet at 9:45 a.m. esearch is in reality the syca He will also preach at this serv- ice. H r and Bible study hour, will be FRIENDS (Quakers) ice. . •'•' ' New Monmouth Week-day services for young nore fig, a tall evergreen with In August services will be con- people will be Thursday at 6:45 leld. Shrewsbury iromatic leaves. Its fruit is Holy Communion will be cele- Masses will be celebrated in There will be a meeting of the The society meets every Sun- ducted at the Reformed Church the church Sunday at 6, 7, 8:15, p.m. and prayer, and Bible study imall, spotted, not particuarly brated Tuesday at 9 a.m. and with the Rev. John E. Bates as I regain for adults, Thursday at 7:45 p.m Career-age young people's groups ay at 11 a.m. to worshio. The asty, and not to be confused Wednesday at 9 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. onight at 7:30. First-day school meets at 10 a.m. speaker. Special prayer service? will be vih the cherished common fig. The sacrament of penance is Masses will be celebrated in Wednesday at 1 p.m. True identities of other ever- administered by appointment. the school building, Memorial my health? Communion will be adminis DAILY CROSSWORD reens remain in doubt, despite The Acolyte Guild will meet PRESBYTERIAN Hall, at 8:15, 9:30, and 10:45 tcred the first Sunday morning of hat most Bible readers take to Monday at 10 a.m. Lincroft .m. and at noon. ACROSS 3. Freedom the month. The Women's Mission- ( be positive identification — es Rev. William j. Mills will give 1. About, VH'» 22. Night a sermon entitled, "Busy, Busy, —«ry_Council_wi11-.mect-.the-third — In time - —missile — HhJ pecially fir, pine, cypressrjuniper HOLY TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY THE TRUTH Wednesday of each month at 6. Railroad and cedar. ' Busy," at the 9:30 a.m. service Atlantic Highlands 4. Weep 24. Re- EV. LUTHERAN Sunday. ^ - 7:30 p.m. rin 5. Like cently Asch's research Is valuable not Red Bank Church service and Sunday IN THIS 11. Affirms 6. U.S. 25. German The senior choir will sing, school are held at 11 a.m only for its contribution to accu- Worship service and Sunday "Sweet Will of God," by C. H. BAYSHORE COMMUNITY 12. Girl's President ex- Wednesday testimony meeting is GREAT BOOK nickname racy in translation, but also for school will both be held at 9 a.m. Morris. Mrs. Charles Conover and East Keansburg 7. Fabulous) clama- the clues plants offer about the at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours 13. Knight's tion The speaker this Sunday will be Miss Evelyn Layton will sing a CAN HEAL YOU Sunday school meets at 9:30 bird way the people of Bible lands re 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays an consort 8. Question* 28. English Rev. Musser D. White of Epi- duet. a m. Church service is at 11 lived. laturdays, except holidays. 14. A play's 9. Prescribed river phany Lutheran Church, Bronx, The vacation church school will Yes, you can. be healed—no a.m. • angel regimen 28. Abound Yaatardty'l Aaiwtr We learn, for example, the or- N. Y. hold a closing program tonight at matter how serious the condi- Prayers for peace and healing 15. Half ems 10. Weird 30. Cafeteria 35. Farmer's dinary diet was of vegetables— 16. On« (Ger.) (var.) T:30. Parents and friends are in- tion or how long it has con« •ervice will be held Wednesday necessity tool :ucumbers, broad beans, leeks, ST. JOHN* EPISCOPAL vited to attend. ST. CLEMENT'S at 10 a.m. 17. Pigpen 14. Prejudice 32 38.SU1U tinued-if you will prayerfully 18. Salad nions, garlic; that the early Is- Little Silver Rev. Mr. Mills will spend the Soldiers of Christ meet at 16. Women classman 39. Girl's Episcopal Church seek the truth contained in Ingredient personified' 33. Partly -aelltes baked bread daily, fla- Holy Communion will be cele- week of July 24 to 31 at a junior 7:30 p".m. the second, fourth and nickname vored it with olive oil; made,waf- Church St. Belford 21. Horses' (Ir.) open 41. Single unit brated Sunday at 8 a.m. camp as councilor. this great book, Science and fifth-Sundays of the month. The feet 19. Baking" 34. East ers flavored with honey; carried Morning prayer and sermon Capt. Raymond J. Foley, U. S. HOLY EUCHARIST Health with Key to the Scrip- Women's Guild meets the third 23,Joyous 42. Apron top chambers Indian 44. Exclama- raisins and parched grain with will be at 10 a.m. Army chaplain, will be guest SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. tures by Mary Baker Eddy. last Tuesday of each month. 27. Proprietor 20. Monsters lUrch tion hem into the fields or on their Holy Communion will be cele- minister July 30. 28. Vestige ravels; and ale meat only rare- brated Tuesday, St. James' Day, You may read or borrow ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL 20. Secluded 1 1 3 4 S * 1 t IO r valley at 10 a.m. Science and Health free o£ Highlands % 30. Cut, aa II Water was scarce, but the vine Red Bank Presbyterian Church charge at any Christian Sci- Holy Communion will be cele- molar* wasn't, and wine was a common FEDERATED % Harding Road Atop Tower Hill ence Reading Room. The brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th .Mont IV Jrink. So was goat's milk, which Holmdcl Sunday of each month at S a.m., certain CHARLES S. WEBSTER, D. D., Minister book can be purchased in red, % ilso provided butter and cheese. Rev. Andrew A. Burkhardt, JAMES L. EWALT, M. Ed., Associate Minister and there will be a service o 33. Viper >7 Clothing fabric came from goat minister, will conduct the service green, or blue binding at }5 39. Knave SARGENT BUSH, D. D., Minister of Visitation Morning Prayer and sermon a % ^'< lair, coarse flax, hemp, papyrus unday at 10 a.m. and will be sent postpaid on 9 a.m. of clubs 10 (9 JO CARL F. MUELLER, Mus. D., Minister of Music CHARLES E. AUTENRIETH, M. C. E., receipt of check or money On the 1st and 3d Sundays there 37. Newt % ^< % Director of Christian Education will be but one service, a cele 40. Ram- 21 11 'is •A IS order. bration of Holy Communion a ahackle car % 42. French 11 30 THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH You Are Cordially Invited to Attend S a.m. cheese The vicar is Rev. Ronald Mac- % PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. 43. Gone by / THE SUMMER WORSHIP SERVICES Christian Science Leod. (archaic) % 44. Sword 3X SUNDAY 9:00 and 10:30 TRUE VINE BAPTISM READING handles '^ % V//t HOLINESS 48. Oarsman JV/t Chur.h, Ivamtan. III. fchurch will meet at 10 a.m. % "What It True Success?" 209 BROAD ST. Scripture lesson and prayer DOWN 4* *X LYNDON WOODSIDI, Or|«nl»l i HALLII NOWLAND, UiriM—GLADYS KRIItl. Ontnlte Church School for children (nurrery through fourth grade) •service for the sick will be. con- 1. Gypsies 45 % FRANK MARIAN, Tmr—HOWARD SHAW, ••rlUna and baby, care for pre-school children (with registered Mon. thru Sat 12-4:30 ducted by Rev. E. H. Lawrence, i 2. Man's - auaiNii DINO.IL, vuiiit nurses) will be held during both services to facilitate the Also Friday Eve. 7:^0-9:30 pastor, Mondav at 8 p.m. nam* ALL WKLCOMI attendance of the parents. Sunday Afternoon JA ••• ••--""—- - - - -4i». ... .,„».. _ X. ; Religion Today *" Poor Man's Philosopher: Iband, And he had an added virtue: He didn't drink RED BAXK REGISTER ! martinis. - : Friday, July 21, 1961-4 The Second Honeymoon BAPTIST She Married an Elephant Her second honeymoon was a dream. Her new, Leonardo . Russian Churches Strong husband didn't complain about all the unnecessary Morning worship at 11 t-m. will By HAL BOYLE baggage she brought along. He tossed it on his back be Mlowed by a *pecial meeting By GEORGE W. CORNELL young people cannot go to re- ence and Life," in examining Sev- and carried it willingly—along with his own large for members. Associated Press ligious schools until they are enth-Day Adventist activity, in- NEW YORK (AP>—I dreamed the other night that Church school will meet at 9:45 over 18. Churches are curbed trunk. a.m. . Churches in Russia are showing cludes details on the group's be- my wife remarried—this time to an elephant- from speaking out on social is- liefs, such as this: There will be a vesper service t toughness and vigor today that It's not too hard to figure out why an ordinary "The best headstand you did, Jumbo," said Frances, sues, ''. "Having chosen Christ as his Sunday at 4 p.m. have the experts of Communist husband would have a dream like this. pausing in her knitting, "was before those 3,679 fans: the church school picnic will .atheism vexed—and admittedly Analyze It p Lord man must give himself up wholly to Christ's direction, One of the most vexing things about most wives in Omaha on Aug. 12. It was such a hot night . . .jbe held Tuesday at Allaire Park. puzzled. Yet, even within these tight and subject his will entirely to to most husbands is their inordinately011 were simply magnificent ... and I was so proud They're hard pressed to figure limits, the gospel appeal remains, his master's . . . The Adventlsts ADVERTISEMENT ,it out. and the fact has caused numer- constantly instill into their faith- memory. of you" Not only, has Christianity re- ous Soviet publications recently to ful that men cannot radically al- Reaching boredly out for another peanut, Jumbo fused to die out in the Soviet discuss and attempt t analyze No machine, fed endless informa- 0 ter their moral visage by their replied: 'Peanut Union after nearly a half century the grip of Christian belief. own strength. For this, the in tion on tape, can match the total recall of anti-religious propaganda, but By a strange quirk, this has tervention of an external force is "You've got it all wrong, kid. The best headstand 1 reportedly is regaining some of born in every wife. The many incidents Hearing Aid publicly disseminated Christian needed, and that force is Christ.' of ordinary living which don't register I did was in Kansas City on Aug. 8 before 12,435 its lost ground. ideas on a wider basis than be- Such discussions, whether the "At the present time, people at all in a husband's mind—and others people. ASBURY PARK—The mak- fore—ironically through the me- atheist writers realize it or not, ers of the world's first elec- connected with churches and sects dia of atheist organs. For in- may possibly be sowing the very It Was Aug. 13, Not Aug. 12 are working very hard to attract which he wisely chooses to regret and trical hearing aid are manu- stance, a Soviet magazine, "Sci- seed they wish to destroy. forget—stay in a wife's mind at her "Incidentally, we played Omaha on Aug. 13—not facturing a "Peanut Hearing young people into their " ranks, Aug. 12—before a lousy crowd of 3,819, my foot slipped Aid," a tiny device worn en- "says the Soviet Academy of Phil- BOYLE immortal beck and call. tirely in the ear. This device osophy periodical "Questions of A wife can not simply forget to remember. Right? and I fell on my back, and it rained that day and the is not for the really deaf, but Philosophy." highest temperature was 67 degrees. for those who have a little "And it must be remembered Bridge Column Well, anyway, I had this odd dream the other trouble with their hearing and that their work among the young night I had passed on to the remembrance of a grate- "Can't you get anything straight?" have said, "When they make has met with a certain success." "Sorry, dear," murmured Frances. Then to change a hearing aid I ca/i put in By ALFRED SHEINWOLD ful posterity. My wife, after counting the insurance my ear I'll wear one." Numerous other sources and the subject she said placatingly, "But Jumbo, dear, events lately have indicated that It's easy to go down if you The Hand and a suitable' period of quiet jubilation, married an This "Peanut Hearing Aid" give the opponents no chance to will we ever be able to forget Dubuque, where the cir- the churches not only remain a No. 1421 July 2f, elephant. is worn entirely in the ear. power to be reckoned with in make a mistake. Many of her friends thought this was rather an cus management surprised you with the Clover Bou- Not a gadget but a real hear- "Russia, but that they have ac- When West lead the jack of ing aid, complete with volume North dealer unusual choice, as the elephant wasn't, as elephants quet? That wasn't just hay." control. quired growing influence in Rus- hearts South put up dummy's Both tides vulnerable sian society in general. king. "My only chance to win NORTH go, an outstanding character. But those who best knew •"I got the clover in Denver," said Jumbo crossly. The local acousticon repre- Protestant "preachers are en- heart trick," South thought to 5 4 Frances, my wife, realized the reason—the elephant "Dubuque is where I -came home~with a^headache and sentative will send,you a free larging their activity and the Bap- himself as he did so. you surprised me with a dinner of spaghetti and meat- photograph of this tiny de- tist congregations are increas- East won with the ace of hearts O 10 8 to her bore a sentimental resemblance to her first hus- vice showing actual size. Send ing," says the official Soviet anti- • A Q 10 2 balls. Ugh-h-h-h!" '•\rd or letter to: and returned the six of hearts WEST EAST fellgious monthly "Science and to West's nine. West saw that * 6 2 * 9 A Troubled Mind Religion." he had been given the lead for a V J 10 9 5 3 V A Q 7 6 190 Merit So it went, night after night. Elephants in winter • '"Regular laymen Insistently en- Weekly purpose. Why? Not for a trump O Q95 0 17 4 3 2 quarters like to recall the previous season. But every deavor to spread their religious or diamond return, surely, since • 9 7 4 • K J f •faith." SOUTH Badges Co time Frances tactfully tried to bolster Jumbo's ego those suits could be led just as A A K J 8 3 ' See Problem comfortably by East. V 4 2 Food with some remembrance he would say: This persistent strength has be- Having come to the obvious O A K 6 "It didn't happen that way—it happened this way. come a sticky problem to the conclusion, West returned a club. * 8 5 3 To Scouts North East Soath Communist academicians, who for South finessed the ten to East's Wort OAKHURST — Peyton Wheeler, Can't you ever get anything straight? What^s the mat- years dismissed religion as a Past Pass l.A Pan Review jack. Later, after having drawn 3 * Pass 4 All Pus Red Bank, chairman of scout ter, with your^mind?"'"]' . carry-over of the old pre-1917- trumps, South took another club Opening lead arid back." ing the ace of hearts and the twodummy. He returns to his hand meat counter specials for this lieve the Soviet alarms "over the club honors all in the East hand up a total of 129 rank advance- Wives Say Funniest Things Atbury Park PR 4-2208 strong signs of religious faith with a trump and finesses th week-end. Should Be Realistic ments. among.large masses of Russians" ten of clubs to East's jack. "Well, kid," sneered Jumbo, with an air of mock Center South might have made the con The great variety of beef offer- Mr. Wheeler eaid there were .Indicate the church there Has East is hooked. If he returns ings on the bargain list include sympathy as he reached out with his trunk and patted ."kept inviolate its inner core of tract if he had been realistic a' a club, dummy gets a free fines- four Eagle scout awards made at Ben Aldekman, Manager the first trick. He had no chance chuck, rib, cube and round steaks "ie Saturday campfire at Tecum- her on the shoulder, "It's a little bit late to be thinking faith" and will continue to do so. se. If East returns anything else, and chuck, rib and round roastr Although Russia's constitution at all to win a heart trick, for dummy ruffs while South discards f i Rock. Those who received of that, isn't it?" 341 Cookman Avt. West would not be leading hearts And ground beef is widely fea .iieir Eagle recognition from guarantees "freedom of religious a club. tured, too, for cook-outs. Right about then my dream ended. Blinking in the worship and anti-religious propa- away from the ace. DAILY QUESTION scout executive J. Fred Billett morning sunlight,/1 awoke and looked across at my ganda" to all citizens, church ac- If South plays a low heart from Partner opens with one dla Frying chickens and turkeys were James R. Dewine and Rich- ACOUSTICON HEARING tivity and instruction must be con-dummy and drops the four from mond, and the next player passes. run beef a close second for the ard Sebastian, Shrewsbury, Troop wife. AID CENTER top role among the week-end spe- 50, Alan Halsey, Shrewsbury, fined to the congregations—and his own hand. West is very likely You hold: Spades 9, hearts A "You got home rather late last night," said Fran- i neat* ma ma in* pkoiorwk 1 • private homes. to continue with another heart Q 7 6, diamonds—J 7 4 3 2, cials. An abundance of poultry Post 50, and Russell Swayze, , th» "Feual Hcarlii Aid" tkowlx \ has driven the prices down, in ks . . . "Just where were you?" I MtMl llM. Publications are restricted, and Now the contract is home. clubs K J 6. What do you say Asbury Park, Troop 30. some sections of the country as "I forget," I mumbled. I Answer: Bid one heart. There much as 10 cents a pound from Fishing and cooking merit I NAME ^ will be time later for a jump a week ago. badges were the most popular. "You forget awfully easily," she said. "Sometimes I ADDBES9 , raise in diamonds. Show the ma- Mr. Wheeler said there were 25 wish I had married an elephant. They never forget." jor suit first, either to find a fi Hams Also Featured badges issued in both. Swimming • CITY -lONB—JITATJI • in the major or to indicate your Hams, a favorite for hot weath- merit badges had a total of 20 Don't wives sometimes say the funniest things? distributon in support of dia er outdoor eating, get a good scouts participating. The cooking monds. share of feature billing. badge, which includes several For Sheinwold's 36-page book- Fish specials along the Eastern items of outdoor culinary skills let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge,1 seaboarbd d and in thh e Great Lakes faf r hah s beeb n awarded to 59 send 50c to Bridge Book, Red region include halibut, shrimp, g outs. Most of the cookine SNEAKERS Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand haddock and whitefish. Dadges have been made to scouts This Sunday Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y In the East, leg of lamb is a cho have camped at the Dan special bargain. One big New Jeard self reliant camps where 2.99 & 3.99 J. Kridel's SALE has $4:25 half sleeve York metropolitan area chain ill 21 meals are prepared by cut prices up to IS cents a pound he scouts as part of their pro- dress shirts for 2.99. ...H from last week. ;ram. The camp offers some 28 YOU MAY BE New arrivals are flooding the nerit badge experiences at the for vegetable markets from growing :amp sections in many parts of the Other awards made Saturday the country. A WINNER! (Write to George the Problem ncluded 40 second class, 13 first They include okra and cran- rfass, 3 star, 3 life, and 3 scout Columnist for a keen and an- berry beans from New Jersey; whole JAPANESE BEETLES lytical look at your problems. ife-guard. The camp emblem of acorn squash and cranberry Who knows? Things may be he Forestburg reservation was beans from Virginia; potatoes jiven to 210 scouts at the closing WANT TO GET RID OF THEM? worse than you think.) from Delaware and Maryland; family $ Dear George: reremony Sunday. The scouts are avacados from Florida; spinach, ecognized for their accomplisfli- ill WE HAVE THE ANSWER AT What do you think of a good, Chinese cabbage and celery from nents each Saturday. Indian cer- KINNEY skilled plumber who won't even Ohio; peppers and cabbage from anonials are held in connection fix things around his own house Maryland; spinach and green SHOIS mth the presentation, Mr. Wheel- HWY. IS MIDDLETOWN Middletown Garden Center He comes home, opens a beer, peas from Colorado; crenshaw r added. plops down on the couch and youand honeydew melons from Ari- HIGHWAY 35 OS 1-1050 couldn't get him off with a bull- zona; eggplant from North Caro- Guaranteed dozer—and my kitchen faucet ha lina; cucumbers from Pennsyl- been dripping for weeks! What vania and celery from Michigan. do you think? . Vegetables Best Buys IT'S THE LITTLE TOUCH — ^-^—5>li First Prize! Best-bnynHnong-vegetables~ In- that ma Ices ffiiT Dear {g^ clude beets, beans, cabbage, bulk difference. Anyone MKifflc-41'g a worn-out washer, carrots, nearby celery,-, Chinese ut I will have to go back ti cabbage, cucumbers, endive, can decorate, but the shop for more tools. Enclose escarole, green onions,, radishes, it it the little ex- o your husband is' an itemized all types of nearby lettuce, pars- tra touch that we SOME ONE >ill for- J 13.72, including cost of ley, Eastern potatoes and water- have that make* WEATHER estimate, labor, materials, travel cress. the big difference. ime both ways and after-hour In the good-buy category are FORECAST: Our decorators time-and-a-half for my assistant broccoli, carrots in film bags, are always at your MUST WIN! Maybe that will get him up. California celery, corn, spinach, Dear George: eggplant, California lettuce, service. Why did my doctor tell me to mushrooms, dried onions, field |uit smoking and drinking am peas, California potatoes, squash, Why Not You? staying up late when he smokes, okra, peppers and tomatoes. today-tomorrow- drinks and stays up late? Green peas, sweet potatoes and Jef cauliflower are fairly expensive. A New Jersey woman won the $2,000 Dear Jeff: Best buys among fruits are guaranteed prize last Sunday. It costs every day with a I guess he just feels there's no limes, mangoes, small Califor- you hothrng 16166k! ~ No^puzzles! No" ense in you both feeling run nia oranges, cantaloupes, water- letters! No gimmicks! down. melons and nectarines; Nearby apples, honeydew mel- ons, peaches, plums, apricots and blueberries are good buys. Just Look in Sunday's Carrier On the expensive list are cren- M. SILBERSTEIN DONALD'S shaw melons, red raspberries, grapes, strawberries, sweet cher Interior Designs - Furniture - Draperies - Slipcovers COIN-O-MATIC ries and grapefruit. 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK JOURNAL-AMERICAN ROOM AIR CONDITIONER! For Your Social No Waiting Security Number! 51 MACHINES 3,300 people have already won Immediate NOT Bargain-Counter Coverage... $315,000! 38 won $2,000! 93 won $1,000! 135 won $500 each! Free Parking V • • PASTE ON POSTCARD AND MAIL TO: •> on the premises : Social S*< mer hundreds of teenagers and capable of learning but at • slow Short Span nishings Rutgers University. dew so clean furnishings through- college students in this area work rate, and the trainables, who are Mr. Donovan said their span o ly to help prevent mildewing. in department stores and offices, the more retarded youngsters. attention is so short that the pro- Fortunately most man-made fib- in banks and at beach clubs, to Mr. Donovan believes there are gram must be flexible and va- Couples Club ers are mildew resistant. help meet tuition costs or just to too few such summer camp pro- riable or they will quickly be- Inspect furnishings occasionally iave for future needs. grams in the state which service come bored. Plans Picnic during muggy summer weather Less publicized are others who children of both groups and also | The older group, 13 and up, had and remove mildew spots as soon devote time, patience and under- children who have an additional just finished making clay ash- MATAWAN — Plans for a "Get- as detected. Handing to those who will never physical handicap. trays which will be painted and Acquainted Picnic" for the Cou- Brush Away Mold progress beyond a child's world— Children's Favorite shellacked when dried, and were ples Club of the Matawan Bap- Remove surface growth of 'the mentally retarded. It is easy to see why he is a about to start off on a turtle hum tist Church have been completed. molds from upholstery mattress- At Camp Housman, a summer great favorite with the children. | under the direction of Mrs. James Cars will leave the church at es rugs and carpets with vacuum day camp for mentally retarded Mr. Donovan is never too busyjApgar. She reported they have 10:30 a.m. tomorrow for Allaire cleaner. Or brush away mold out- children supervised by the Mon- to give them a word of encour- learned to paint models, make State Park. doors, if possible, to prevent mouth County Unit of the New agement or a hug. "Look at me, potholders and booklets of wild Sunday School will be held at scattering spores in the house. Jersey Association for Mentally Mr. Donovan!" is a cry heard flowers and leaves, and work 9:45 a.m. Sunday. Worship serv- COME ON IN, the water's fine at the Camp Housman summer day camp for men- Then, sun and air the article to Retarded Children, the volunteer again and again during the les-iwith leather crafts. ices will be conducted at 9:45 stop mold growth. workers perform a labor of love, The children, eager for ac- tally retarded children, near Farmingdale. Volunteer workers Susan Scott of Middle- a.m. and 11 a.m. with nursery If mildew stains remain on up- teaching children pronounced! Mr_ Donovan, who lives in Os ceptance, are proud to show ofi town and Bill Henderson of Little Silver give pointers to two members of the inter- school during both services. holstery or mattress fabrics "uneducable" 50 years ago. borneville with his wife and three their handiwork. Mrs. Frank P mediate swimming class. Nursery teachers and workers sponge lightly with a cloth wrung The camp, now in its third sea children, also teaches a trainable Pacylowsky, Belford, and Mrs will meet at the church Wednes- out of equal parts of denatured «on, operates Monday through class at' Leonardo Grade School. Walter Wink, Port Monmouth, day at 7:30 p.m. alcohol solvent and water or Friday during the weeks of June The daily program is divided assist Mrs. Apgar~with this But most will only dog-paddle Mrs. Mark Holmes, assistant who volunteer their time. The "Hour of Power" will be straight rubbing alcohol. Do not 26 to Aug. 4. Mrs. Richard Clapp, into arts and crafts, swimming group. and a few will not progress be- camp director, her daughter The Fair Haven Mariner Troop yond the basic steps. Judith Holmes, and Mrs. Apgar of Ship 119 has also volunteered conducted Thursday at 7:30 p.m. wet the upholstery and padding. Little Silver, is camp chairman lessons, nature study, language Most of the children kick and Dry quickly. for the Monmouth County unit development, sports and music. romp in the water; a few draw Slower Pace all teach in Middletown grade to assist at the camp as a troop The Sunday morning schedule "For some of the educables schools. Or you may use thick suds of of the NJAMRC and is in charge Picnic tables, swings and sand- back. But they learn in time, project. Members who have and the Thursday evening "Hour the swimming course is the same Carol Aldinger, a juniof at soap or detergent. Wipe with an- of the swimming program. John boxes are set up in shady clear- there is nothing to fear, especial served two days this summer are of Power" will continue, without as for a normal child, only at a Penn State, and Judith Shoen- other clean damp cloth. It Is very ings where the children play un- ly with the helping hands and Lynn Isbrandtsen, Susan Dufty, change, until Labor Day. Monaghan, Eatontown, Is execu' much slower pace. The other holz, a junior at Asbury Park important that you avoid geting der the supervision of camp staff encouraging voice of a swimming Gloria Giorno, Kathleen Layburn, tive director of the unit. children must have more indi High School, volunteer their serv- the filling or cushioning wet. Dry members and volunteer workers. instructor near. Diane Hallman and Wendy Hock- Find Comfort vidualized attention," she said. ices every day. Teenagers who as quickly as possible using a During a visit to the trainable "Be firm with affection." This er. Mrs. W. M. Isbrandtsen, Bridge Winners Here in sunshine and fresh air "A few aren't able to cope very assist with the swimming pro- fan or dry in sun and air. class which groups children from is swimming director Susan Haddon Park, Fair Haven, is they find comfort of companion- well with the swimming because gram one day each week are MIDDLETOWN — The Com- Sponge with Sudi the ages six to 10, one little boy Scott's key to training the chil- troop leader. ship, a sense of belonging, and a of physical handicaps, but most Mary Casby, a member of this munity Duplicate Bridge Club gave a command performance of dren. She hopes that one or two At 2:15 the bus leaves the camp Mildewed carpets and rugs may feeling of achievement and pur- of the children love the water year's graduating class at Red played a 9'/$-table Mitchell game a telephone conversation to the of the more advanced children for the long ride home. Some be sponged with thick sud« or pose. They learn to enjoy them- and really want to learn." Bank Catholic High School, and Wednesday evening in The Oaks. Three Stooges. The children may eventually learn to swim. children fall asleep, curled up rug shampoo. Do this with care felves while learning to become The youngsters take to Sue as Marilyn Ambrose, a Junior at the on a seat; others are still full North and South high scorers and do not wet the backing. active members of their family readily as to the water. They same school. of spunk, even after a hard day were Mr. and Mrs. Irving Levine, Sponge with another dampened unit and. In the future, their com Kitty Kelly: tag along after her, climb on her Fellowship Volunteers of play. But the day is not over Deal Park, first; Mrs. Benjamin cloth. Dry in sun. munity. lap, show their latest kicking Six other members of the youth for the swimming instructor. Gross, Jr., Litle Silver with Mrs. Household fabrics may be Walter Donovan, camp direc- style for approval, and play the fellowship of the Embury Meth- There are records to be kept, E. A. Edelstein, Asbury Park, stored with paradichlorobenzene tor, states that the purpose of the Her In-Laws Dubbed Her inevitable childish pranks. odist Church also regularly vol- carefully charting each child's second; and Anthony Dionisi, Lo- crystals. Vapors of these crystals program is to provide "super- A June graduate of Red Bank unteer their time one day a progress. cust, with Robert Young, Hazlet. in closed area will itop mold vised, organized recreation" for £ Catholic High School, she will week. They are Martha Potter, It's not easy to teach the men- East and West winners were growth. the children. There are 53 chil- Pennylessf She Needs Help enter Catholic University of Patricia Barrett, Lynn Nilson, tally retarded. But what could Richard Attanasion with Ray If mildew molds have grown on dren at the camp now which he America, Washington, D. C, this Elizabeth Wright, Janet Arm- be a more perfect reward than Sachs, both of Fort Monmouth, the inside of furnishings call * feels is "a poor showing" be- Dear Kitty: sending. If this should happen fall. Sue is contemplating a fu- strong and Sandy Huserik. a warm hug and a nosegay of first; Mr. and Mrs. Nat Dowen, professional furniture or rug cause there are about 200 men you need only go to the Fam- ture in social work. Besides Diane Fisher, there are three wilting golden rods and a Middletown, second; and Henry cleaner or exterminator-fumigator tally retarded children in Mon- You give good advice to so ily Court in Edmonton. While take five other members of the As- black-eyed susan—the gift of one Fleming, Long Branch, with Vlad- many I find myself turning to All swimming lessons who has special equipment to mouth County. the function of a Family Court place within a fenced-in area of bury Park Chapter of the N.C. J.W. small child? |imir Tzvetcoff, Red Bank, third. solve this problem. He explained that the children you now. My husband's parents Is to try and patch up broken wrecked our marriage because I about 80 square feet. The chil- were divided into groups accord- marriages, it has full court dren are supported during in Ing to both their physical and didn't bring him the wealth they powers. Among other local agen- expecred. Never, in all our struetion by sty.rofoam flutter cies to which you might turn boards and small sealed cans High'Fashion Models 15 years of married life, have are The Family Service Bu- they called me by my real first strapped to the waists. reau and the Canadian Mental First the child is taught to name. Instead they address me Health Association, both located as Pennyless! At my insistence simply blow into his hands, and SHERMAN'S in The Tower Building, Ed- then to blow bubbles into water e moved into a tiny home of monton. Suicide is no solution. our own just before our first ba- cupped in his hands. The next Certainly, your life has been stage is to make a "hole" in the Jackie Look-Alikes in Demand by was born. We now have four hard but—trouble comes to us children. When they were small water by blowing into it, and By VIVIAN BROWN Girls who resemble Mrs. Ken- "Everyone wants a model who zines have gone along with the all in one form or another. And theif finally to blow bubbles with nedy are definitely in the chips, looks like Mrs. Kennedy, and idea. A trend in model types is my husband and I lived like two there are always compensations AP Newsfeatures Writer strangers. The neighbors started his face down in the water. she says. some of the high fashion maga- created usually by fashion trends » Draperies —in your case, the children. Ask For More The Jacqueline Kennedy look and the editorial policy of maga- talking. For the children's sake I Read my leaflet, "Women At has helped the modeling profes- • Slipcovers moved to a different town. He After basic steps have been zines. Intelligence and photogenic 1 Work" which goes to you today. mastered, the child Is taught to sion in one respect—the girls who stayed behind. The children and qualities are, of course, neces- • Upholstering It contains further suggestions float, kick and move his arms. pose for advertisements look sary, although a girl does not I had just six dollars to our for earning money in the home. • Bedspreads names. I took in sewing (being Most children reply to each point more natural, says photographer need to be a raving beauty to a good seamstress). My husband of instruction with "More! Maria Martel. cash in as a model. Other assets • Curfafns occasionally sends us a bit of Dear Kitty: more!," but it is difficult, even "Tall, willowy high fashion are more important." Shop-at-Home Service change but what's that with four Is it proper for a girl to ask ajfor the most advanced, to co-or models are not now just animated Phone SH U6« dinate legs and arms and to re- clothes hangers. They look more Lingerie Shots young ones to support? The wel boy to take her to a Record Hop, Miss Martel is one of the top Sherman's fare had to help. Suppose my hus if it is required that she bring member correct stroking. vivacious and real than in the It is not an easy task to be a last years," she points out. beauty and lingerie photographers Decorators band skips, as he threatens to? I an escort? The boys we contem- in the business. Her photographs camp counselor for mentally re- Paris-born Miss Martel 418 Broad St., Shrewsbury feel lost, defeated and driven to plate inviting are good friends. of foundation garments look like FREE PARKING the point where I wish I were —Two Girls. tarded children. It demands pa- photographed the top girls in the tience to wait days and some works of art. Lingerie models dead. If it weren't for the chil- modeling business since get double-time pay, usually $120 dren I would kill myself. Help Dear Girls: Who is giving times weeks for even a small the Record Hop? If a private when she came to America. Skin an hour, she says. me, if you can.—Despairing Wife, sign of progress. ny models are still necessary in party, the hostess should in- "The trouble is that even at Alta, Canada..: Bill Henderson, a member o! fashion photography, she points vite the boys for you. If a that price, you can't keep a good the youth fellowship of Embury out, because a girl with Dear Despairing Wife: Ap- public dance, the boys should Methodist Church, Little Silver, lingerie model on tap. She is in parently you are concerned lest take you. Send a stamped, self- rounded figure looks fat in pho- great demand as she must have who volunteers two days a week tographs. your husband discontinues addressed envelope for my leaf- for the swimming program, says 'everything' besides being thin," whatever money he is now let, Manners and Young Peo-- that the children sometimes Miss Martel explains. "She can't pie. show surprising progress, and al- have bony legs or sawed-off ways much love. But he himself Bridal Shower shoulders, although that's a good problems to Kitty is an example of the great pa RED BANK — Miss Marion shoulder look for suits." enclose a tience and devotion these volun- Leigh Ryser, 24 Salem La., Lit- Many people think models are stamped, self-addressed envelope teer youth workers show with the tle Silver was honored last week dumb, overpaid creatures, Miss and address her care of The Reg- youngsters. at a bridal shower given by Mrs." Martel says. B u t that Idea ister. Helpful leaflets available. Counselor Susan Goodman Is James Granato in her home, couldn't be farther from the always in favor with her group Shrewsbury Ave. truth. OiblJ JMjss_J5iR. Ryser__wilLJ>ecome the 'Models work hardand^nust bride_of_RQbert_Bruce-Phillips- be perfectly groomed at all" treat of dixie cups, donated by Holmdel in September, easy Dolores times. They are good actresses Schopp, Sr.,. St. Louis, Mo., one child's mother. Guest" s were Mrs. William Wettach who closely resembles the First Lady. Photog- and work at being beautiful, visiting her son and daughter-! Hawxhurst, Mrs. Edward Shea, learning the art of emphasizing College Sophomore rapher Maria Martel poses her for a fashion shot. law, Mr. and Mrs. Arthi This is the third year of volun- Miss Karen Walsh, Mis> JoAnne their best qualities," she says. Schopp, Jr., 145 Spruce Dr. Mr, teer work for Sue, a sophomore Walsh, and Miss Nancy Walsh Girls who' pose for leg and feet Schopp flew here Thursday. at GJassboro State College. She Eatontown; Miss Karen Ever- shots, she explains, must not and Diane Fisher, a senior at man, Miss Barbara Travis, Miss only have good legs, feet, toes Asbury Park High and a member Sue Silver, and Miss Margie Ry- Miss Judith Normingtonand beautiful arms and hands, of the youth group of the Asbury ser of Little Silver; Miss Diana but if they must show their Park Chapter of the National dark, Miss Carol Kelly and Miss hands creaming their feet, they Council of Jewish Women, try to Audrey Edmunds of Shrewsbury; must also be contortionists. concentrate some of their time Miss Marie Cammarano, Miss To Wed in September Hands and feet are difficult on developing speech in the Linda Burr, Miss Terry Lucisano ' LITTLE SILVER - Dr. and shots for the photographer. A young trainables. Miss Anne Gibbons, Miss Helen Miss Judith Ann Normington, to woman holding perfume or doing One method of accomplishing Kardos, Miss Sue Fera, Mrs Mrs. James Brown Normington, Edward William Ryan, son of her nails are other specialist Designers • Manufacturers this is to look through a story- James Granato, and Miss Chris 139 Pinckney Rd., announce the Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Michael Ry- shots. Furs are hard for the lens- book with either an individual Santangelo of Red Bank; Miss engagement of their daughter, an, 9 Arcana Ave., Oceanport. man, especially dark furs like BROAD STREET, RED BANK, N. J. child or a group and asking him Jo Anne Foster of Rumson and Miss Normington was gradu black seal. Ditto nylon slips. ; to~ identify the objects" in tHe Mrs." ChTrIes~Matches of New ated from RedrBank High School Foreign Gala Are Good SHadygide 1-1618 pictures, stressing pronunciation Shrewsbury. Angel-Hunting and the School of Nursing of ' Foreign girls have broken Into of words. Sue said that only two Perth Amboy General Hospital. the American model market in in her class' really speak dis- • HOPE OF CIVILIZATION SEA BRIGHT — Guests and Mr. Ryan "was graduated from recent years, and Miss Martel tinctly, but she can understand Oceanport and Long Branch KANSAS CITY (AP)-"QnIy a members of the Driftwood believes they have certain advan- them. "I guess we're on the schools and is associated with great religious awakening can Beach Club will be treated to tages over American girls. She Dear Friends and Customers: same wave length," she com- the Molecu Wire Corporation, save Western civilization," Dr a capsule performance of a explains: -- mented. Scobeyville. Perry^E. Gresham, .president o: forthcoming off-Broadway mus- The wedding will take place "Beautiful American models are likely to have come from We're back in business again at our New Location. -*•**•**••**•**•***•*•» Bethany College, Bethany, W ical Monday evening.. Sept. 2.. Va., told a meeting here. "The average homes where there was j | powerful challenge of the Com Authors Tom O'Malley and no opportunity to wear elegant My wife and I are proudly looking forward to greeting and ONLY »!munist world could be met if Jane Douglass, who admit Northwest Tour clothes. Perhaps they even worked as secretaries. Foreign- serving you in our Beautiful Jewelry Salon- * there were enough moral and they're in search of angles as.. spiritual strength within our so- ..well as audience reaction, will ' MIDDLETOWN — Miss Rita born models are likely to have AIN ciety." give a two-man plot synopsis Quail, 12 Florence Rd., Middle- worked for" good high-fashion Won't you join us at our DAILY FREE COFFEE BREAKS? (Self- and will sing in character all town, and Mrs. Edward Horracks, houses abroad and learned how So many famllien fell In love 17 numbers in their musical 140 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, are to choose and wear clothes and Service, of coursel) Mornings from 10 a.m. 'til !2 noon; Afternoons »r> quickly with COLONY B OLE IMS murder mystery, "Bella." touring the Pacific Northwest, other tricks of the trade. They HOUtC thtt only neven stopping off at Banff Springs, from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. - - apftrlmena now remain, all of Producers are Lance Bark- work hard, and sometimes mar- Lake Louise, and Vancouver. them 6-room auites. lie and Ned Henderson. They ry American men. American Miss Quail is principal of the Them In little wonder al thin hope to open the play in an models take a little longer to River Plaza School, and Mrs. We're sure you'll enjoy shopping iff our completely air-con- rapid occupancy . . . for NEW off-Broadway theater in Octo- develop poise, and to wear Colony Hoilee hn> all the In- Horracks is a physical education clothes successfully." ditioned store. For your comfort and convenience, shop, look, for all StrefllenU of prestige llvinic in ber. a mannlflrent waterfront »el- teacher at the Leonardo Inter- Miss Martel is married, the your jewelry needs, while sitting down! - ' linu nn the lovely Shrewitnury The preview will start at 8:30 mediate School. . , River. p.m. in the Driftwood Restau- mother of two. She occassionally They are now on an eight-day takes a few hours from her Her! Hank offers an envltihle rant. The club will serve a buf- cruise to Alaska by way of Skag- We'wish to thank all our old customers for their consideration upper income environment, fet supper at 7 p.m. glamour chores in her studio to anil Colony Mouto keep* pane way, Juneau, and Kctchikan. photograph for fun. A forthcom- with a ulnwlnir «»»nrtmenl of HUSKI after the fire. Now, we'd like the opportunity of giving them the bast luxury feature* that Itr* true ing exhibition of her photographs keynote* of elegance. CONVfRTIBlf includes a lively bull-fighting service in the county on all their jawalry, watch repairing, and custom Come and net. scene in sharp contrast to her made jewelry. Rental* commence at fllo.00 >EN DESIGN ethereal lingerie pictures. Fully Air-Conditioned REEL MOWER On.Ill* Parking Location jobs have taken her Adjacent to the delightfully wlrh "Lift-Off Engine" to the Riviera, Spain, Australia, charming Molly Pitcher Hotel South America, Italy, France and Most sincerely and gratefully, SEE IT TODAY AT Jamaica, but it was on an out- ! C O L O N Y } door job in America that the MONMOUTH IwbiUiitiVi tall, slim photographer best dem- PAUL and HELEN SELDIN HOUSE onstrated her love for her 8 by IN RED BANK MOWER SHOP <-/fe 10 view camera. She recalls: "It Frank H. Taylor Jk fort, Inc. 656 HWY. 35 started to rain, and I was panic Managing Agents " stricken.'I pulled off my skirt SHndynlrlfl 1-SMS OS 1-1073 without thinking and covered the camera, with it." . BED BANK, REGISTER Friday, July 21, 1961—11 Brush With Police Couple Make Florida Headlines CLEARWATER, Fla. — A Little Blvd. near city limits for "At- noon of fishing, two dinners at Also on the agenda were two Silver couple were arrested here tempting to bypass Clearwater." local restaurants and an evening nights as guests of- a Clearwater last Friday, but instead of spend- The arresting officer was real of dancing. Beach motel; a shampoo, hair enough — City Police Sgt. Blaine set, corsage and bouquet for Mrs. ing the week-end in jail they Lecouris — but the arrest was Pippitt; a free car wash and weer presented the key to thea Jaycee prank. entree to the golf course and city. In a drive to put Clearwater Shore Club country club. A three-day sentence of dinners, on the tourist map, the Jaycees Transfer to Tampa fishing, and dancing followed for have so far staged three such Hears Talk Employed by Reynold's Metals Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Pippitt, 'Week-end in Clearwater" ar- Company, Mr. Pippitt will be rests. RED BANK — Mrs. Raymond 20 Westwood Rd., Little Silver. Stoltz of Upper Montclair dis- transferred shortly to the Tampa The charge? They were arrested The whirlwind visit included a office as salesman for the state sightseeing plane ride, an after- cussed "Interpretive Arrange- at Rt. 19 and the Gulf-to-Bay ments with Changing Back- of Florida. The couple made the grounds" at a meeting here Tues- drive to the Florida West Coast day of the Shore Garden Club to shop for a home site. of Elberon. Mr. Pippitt's comment following Beach Clubs Sponsor The group met in the gallery the unorthodox week-end was, "1 of Plummer's, Broad St. think Clearwater would be a good Named to the new civic works town to live in." Dance for Teen-Agers fund commitee were Mrs. Joseph But what he said when Sgt. Sand, Red Bank, chairman; Mrs. Lecouris made the arrest Friday SEA BRIGHT — Teenagers of Others were Debbie Lindstrum, Martin Rush, Rumson; Mrs. Saul is not recorded. TOP SHAPES FOR FALL — A magenta dinner cap, left, with shaggy dog look was made of ostrich feathert Surfrider and Ship Ahoy Beach Willa Simpson, Jehn Gunn, Dick Shapiro, Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Miners, Dee Dee Platt, Clayton by Emme; Morton Weiner made the blua velvet pirate bonnet, center faced with matching satin and roomy Clubs held a dance recently on Irving Lermer, Allenhurst; and Swanson Coming the Ship Ahoy pool deck. One Walton, Wendy Slaughter, Don Mrs. Harvey Miner, Little Silver. •nough to hide pin curli. Elizabeth designed the high-crowned global roller from fuzzy, fur-lik« felt. hundred young people attended Peterson, Dede Clark, Marilyn The club's annual flower show To Paper Mill the affair, which featured decor- Petersen, Alison Jones, Bobby will be held Aug. 22 at the Ocean MILLBURN — "Between Sea- Hoffman, Billy McComb, Christie ations in an international travel Beach Club, Elberon. Proceeds of son, with Gloria Swanson will theme. Boe, Joan Shea, and Ian McCon- guest admissions will go to theopen July 31 and run through Milliners Surrender Attending were Mary Ann Coch nachie, Rumson; Pat Kellenyi civic works fund. Aug. 5 at the Paper Mill Play- arhan, Martha Ayers, Suzy Love, Janie Fowler, Jay Schuster, Lin Staging committee members house. da Poling, Tommy Watson, Judy Peggy Pettit, Ginny Callan, Carol are Mrs. Myron Falk, Jr., and Celeste Holm in "Invitation to Van Bergen, Priscilla Watson and Linda Bennett, Patty Fritsche Mrs. Phillip Lawrence, Deal, and a March'* opens Aug. 7 for a Jimmy Pease and Bobby Gibson Bob Claypool, Dick Porter, Nick Mrs. Harold Spear, Rumson. six-day run. Hat Styles versus Hair Styles Soviero, Richard Glassey, Lloyd Red Bank. Harris, Anne Thomas, Walt King, Also Tina Steinberg. Denis By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON .... The nation's milliners have 'hairdos, either by covering up of daughters' doll trunk. Side- Also, Gary Hollers, Steve Rog- Whalen, Ann Mindnick, Robert Ern AP Fashion Writer conceded to coiffures which stub- the whole head, or simply by ways tarns hang vertically over ers, Rodney Verner, Lynn Jacob, Kathy Lambert, Ginny Guest WORTH BARKING ABOUT! NEW YORK (AP) - TMs year bornly remain bouffant, beehive tacking on somewhere, without one ear. Textured hats are dense Barry Brett, Ray McCue, Sue and Debbie Bushey, Middletown. American women won't need to or heightened with hairpieces. getting into the hair's way. with fur. Plumed ones are asKennedy, John Weinheimer, Pat- AKC Registered Pedigree Puppies Tom Cavanagh, Peter BruguU choose between hat designs and Thus, fall hat creations are Toppers like pirate bonnets flamboyant as peacocks; shaggy ty McCarthy, Lynn Heermans • Welmaraners • German Shepherds • Beagles ere, Sandy Hill, Danny Neilson, • Mln. Poodles • Toy Fox Terriers • Springer Spaniels hair styles. calculated to get along with fresh are copious enough to hide ugly ones as ragged as excelsior. Pat Carling, Kurt Delano, Tom and Barbara Rose, Shrewsbury; • Lassie-type Collies • Cleo-type Basset Hounds curlers, or inflatable enough to Gibb, Paul Stach, and Valerie Like roosters' combs, little Richard Link, Colts Neck; Jack WRITTEN HEALTH GUARANTEE protect a new beauty parlor job Stanley, Fair Haven. feather hats parade through the Stern, Dana Collinson, and Bob from the elements. MANY OTHERS STARTING AT $9.(3 Around Monmouth center of pretty heads. Caps drip Cuskaden, Locust; Nancy Me- Witchlike silhouettes cover hair with tassels. Toques dink with Accepts Position Grath, Morganville; Carol Beau- TROPIQUARIUM and PET LAND By Mrs. Albert J. Hruska teased into pointed head dresses. crystals. Each fall hat is dras- champ of Massachusetts; and OPPOSITE N. JT. WAREHOUSE Metallic mesh fits around hair- tically different from the next. RED BANK - Miss Carol Do- sica, 32 Field Ave., has accepted Don Henck and Rolf Reinalda, Highway 35, Oakhurst Phone KE 1-4541 With Mill! pieces such as chignons then But they all abide by the new New Shrewsbury. flares out like a bridal veil. Ex- a position with the Union Carbide peace treaty with hair stylists. Corp., New York City. The Bernard Whites of Corn Eula (Mrs. Charles) Johnson treme. Either hats cover those iacquered La., Shrewsbury, were hosts at of Highlands has Mr. and Mrs. But extremes are important locks entirely, or they become She attended Middletown Town an old fashioned barn dance Charles Winkder of Bronx as hat fashion this year. Big hats as unostentatiously a part of theship High School and completed given in a very new fashioned houseguests for the next severalare huge. Little toppers are oucoiffurt e as a hairpin. a one-year secretarial course a tent on the back lawn of their weeks. the Katharine Gibbs School. The Sale You Han Been Waiting For! estate. It was cocktails and country music, bourgeois hot That wasn't Kim Novak at the BISHOPS ELECTED dogs and hamburgers, and Mar- Quay Wednesday night. It was Antique Shop Moves BOSTON (AP) — College of ensue and Calypso rhythms. Pat Fagan. Pat and her husband, Bishops of the Methodis OUR 40th AUGUST SALE Among the 300 guests who did- Jack, former Essex Countians, be- OAKHURST — Antique hunt- chairs, picture frames, paintings Church's Northeastern Jurisdic n't mind the rain at all were Bet' came residents of Monmouth ers like atmosphere and they'll and mirrors. tion has elected Bishop Lloyd C ty and Phil Iselin of Oceanport, Beach following their marriage find it In the new quarters' of In the former stables behind Wicke of New York as president Blanche and Amory Haskell, the two months ago. Copper Kettle Antiques of Mon the main building are items "in and Bishop John Wesley Lord of Washington as secretary. FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS Amory Haskells, Jr., the Walter mouth Rd. the rough." The Teichers offer Reades, Bill and Joan Wyer, Mr. May (Mrs. Heniy) Thurston, The Copper Kettle has been free step-by-step finishing instruc- and Mrs. Tom Doremus, and theof Red Bank, is being wined and moved to an old barn, a half- tion plus a metal polishing serv- JAPANESE LUTHERANS Norman Badenhops, all of Mid dined and bon voyaged all mile south of its former location. ice, silver plating, chair caning TOKYO (AP) — Culminating dletown, Betsy Cross of Mon"aroun- d Monmouth." She will Proprietors Fred and Thelma and other service*. years of negotiation, 13 Lutheran -a BEDDING - DISCOUNTS mouth Beach, Mr. and Mrsleav. e Plummer's (Ballantine's) Teicher have remodeled inside bodies in Japan have set Oct. 31 Charles Jones (Hope Haskell) of and all of us on Aug. 24 andbut preserved the original ex- 1963, as a target date for uniting EVERY ITEM* ON OUR FOUR FLOORS IS INCLUDED HONOR ROLL STUDENT New York, the John Dales or sail to Durban, South Africa, to terior and saved exposed beams nearly all Lutherans in the coun- •nctpt fnt raw Trail* HIM Long Branch and New York, and old woodwork. try into one denomination. make her home with her daugh NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Miss Sally and Mike Guarino, Marilyn ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. They offer early American and We Are Famou* For and Fred Rowse, Larry and Syl- Lynn-Muir Saunders, daughter of Our All Year Low Victor Jacobs. Victorian pieces, old lighting fix Mr. and Mrs. Carleton M. Saun VATICAN DIPLOMACY via Taylor and the James Neil- Mrs. Thurston is the widow of tures, and iron, copper and brass VATICAN CITY (AP) — Forty Prices how At Further ders, 260 Sunrise Rd., Belford Discounts. sons, all of Rumson, the Paul the celebrated Harry Thurston, accessories. has been named to the honor roll seven countries now maintain Busseys of Shrewsbury, Sen. and stage creator of the Character In the hayloft upstairs are at David Lipscomb College for diplomatic representation at the Mrs. Richard R. Stout of West Old Bill" in Bruce Barnsfeattv the 1961 spring quarter. Vatican, according to a new list- Allenhurst, and Louis and Eugea er's famous World War I comedy 'EPISCOPALIAN' ZOOMS ing issued by the Vatican Sec- Je Marron of Brielle. The Better 'Ole." NEW YORK (AP) - The Epis- Miss Saunders is a junior pre- retariate of State. The United copalian, the new officially spon- medical student at Lipscomb, a States is not among them. sored national monthly of the member of the TB Hospital Sing- Marylou Van Iderstine and P. S. I received a pleasing VISrnNG PARENTS note a few days ago about a Episcopal church, announced on ers, A Cappella Singers, Mission Florence Eckdahl of Rumson and Emphasis, and was homecoming MATAWAN - Mr. and Mrs. birthday partpyy In Red Bank. I its first anniversary that it al- Marion Oswald of Little Silver ready has the largest circulation attendant for the sophomores. She Frank Riggio and son Joseph, assisted Connie Smith of Runv lost it before I could add it to my. is a graduate of MerchantviUe Newark spent last week at the notes. So — please — won't —90,000—of any publication in son on the committee for the the church's history. High School. home of his parents Mr. and Peninsula House Beach Club ^ Mrs. Joseph Riggio, Estate Farm, Blushingly . luncheon and fashion show for Rt. 34, Matawan. Milli EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blak* members and guests. Modeling the fashions from the PEAR, COME SitPO\Nt4 NOW- Ethel Krauss Dress Shop were Quality Mrs. William Lynch of Middle- Guild Members I CANT P£LA/WITH YOU • TONIGHT! town, Mrs. Allan Wallace of Chapel Hill, Mrs. William Burke, Attend Party WORKING AMP ME W0NP£(?!NS Thru and Thru! Mrs. George Reidy, Mrs. John LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Har- and THRU SAT. Nash, Mrs. William Day, Mrs. JrZ\f ry Heldt, 175 Rockwell Ave., en- TrtlMWNfi ABOUTME » AIR CONDITIONED PINING ROOM, LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM GROUPS, PORCH William Carey, Jane Creamer, tertained members of St. Mar- .JMrs,.Edward_Camp, Jane Kerr tha's Guild to St. James' Epis- SUMMER fr PATIO ITEMS, CHAIRS, RECLINERS, ROCKERS, KITCH- «>paM;hureh-at-a-garden-party Lindstrom, all of RumSon, Dolor-, -at her home last week,— THEATRE^ EN SETS. LAMPS. DESKS. CEDAR CHESTS, MIRRORS, BED- es Wyman of Sea Bright, and Plans were completed for a Joan Dillon of Fair Haven. home baked food booth the "THE VOICE DING, PICTURES, TABLES, FIREPLACE ITEMS, FIBRE RUGS, Among those present were Mrs. group will supervise at the Sum- OF THE TURTLE" Edward Large, Mrs. Wallace mer Jamboree at St. James CRIBS AND BUNK BEDS, HOOKED AND BRAIDED RUGS ETC. Stafford, Mrs. John Brennan, Church Wednesday and Thursday Summer Pricti Mrs. Louis Mellaci, Mrs. Charles on church grounds. The Mis'ses Curtain: 1:30 Henderson, Mrs. Andrew Gill, Elva and Mildred Wright will be NOTHING ADDED FOR SALE PURPOSES! ORIGINAL PRICE Mrs. Jerry Distafano, Mrs. Jo- in charge on opening day and TAGS! SAVE NOW ON QUALITY FURNISHINGS FROM FAMOVS «eph Ansel and Mrs. Al La Mont, Mrs. William T. Burke and Mrs. BOX OFFICE MAKERS. BONA FIDE DISCOUNTS MAKE BIG SAVINGS! all of Rumson, Mrs. John Burke Raymond B. Barnes on the fol- of New York, Bea McNulty of lowing day. NOW OPEN! Jersey City, Mrs. Anthony Sca: Also on the committee are ;>Vc tuorchio of Little Silver, and Mrs. Mrs. Harvey Slocum and Mrs. AUGUST SALE SPECIAL! Charles Kelly of Monmouth Azuba Church, both of Long monmouth Beach. Branch, and Mrs. Hugo Horn- bruch of Oceanport. All guild GULISTAN'S ALL WOOL members will assist. shopping center JDr. andJMrs. Nicholas Homic- •••••town Clnli A •••«• 11 "feo oFLfttle "Silver wiir leave to- Others attending were Mrs. Catherine Gooch, Mrs. Constance LI 1-0111 morrow for Lake Mohawk. They (g) 1961, King FwtnrM Spdlcitc, Inc., Woi ;<1 rishl» racrnd. GLAMOUR"CARPET will be guests at the Deer Trail Ramuz, Mrs. Minnie Van Cleaf, Inn. i Miss Mary Clarkson, Mrs. Dan el Coles, Mrs. Donald Rogers, Mrs' Helen Megill, Mrs. Harold Jane Henesy of New Shrews- Morford, Miss Anna Walklet, Mrs. CUPandSAVE bury has arranged another "An Harold Warwick, Mrs. Elizabeth gels Around Monmouth" party for Moeller, and Mrs. Charles David These Specials Good with this Coupon Only! Monday night. It is for "Bella" again and this time it will be at Regular 39c—100% Pure Extra special August Sals the Driftwood, Sea Bright. JULIABIUTY offering! This carper is all If you missed "Bella" at theShould you imply that by July, wool and mothproofed. You Peninsula House a week or moreIt's not got hot or dry — you lie! TROPIC-ISLE m ^^ ago this in another chance for when worst woe, heat wave, gets C hove a choice of beautiful a peek at the 'borning' of an off you low. shades of rose, green or Broadway musical. Admission is Head first in sea wave, bet you toast. free. ORANGE JUICE 1O go! Then out of brine, so fine and Miohael (Mrs. Edwin P.) Love sandy, Reg. 99c Vi Gal. Reg. $1.29 Vi Gal. of Locust Point Rd., Locust, a And hot — then home to dine — DUTCH TREAT PENSUPREME Joan Ann Chilton associate, is how dandy! lTes... We Hove 501 Continuous filament contributing her talents to the T. Gaillard Thomas Turf Charity Ball decorating com- 734 Navesink River Rd. ICE 7Q( ICE mittee. MR 1, Red Bank CREAM IJ CREAM NYLON CARPET In All The Wanted Colors. FREE SILVER DOLLAR! . . . with each $11.00 in purchases (excluding cigarettes and Get Mcffefvey's tow August Sale Price milk). Save your gold register tapes and receive one silver dollar for each $11.00 In tapes. A small deposit Open Every Day—7 A.M. to 11 P.M. McKELVEY'S will hold any item EASY CHARGE AND BUDGET PAYMENTS ARRANGED 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, N. J. 2-Hour Free Park- BANTAM MARKETS TELEPHONE: HOPKINS 2-0630 "v»i/« ing at Lot In Rear 133 MARKHAM PLACE LITTLE SILVER WE HAVE EXPERT CARPET LAYERS TOR EVERY JOB ANYWHERE of Store. TM« ifhr «*lr» ri. 7/M/tl Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. tAYr/kttAVtatffetfWVtWttfrtf^ I STOKE OPIN FRIDAY TO 9:M PM. I 12—Friday, July 21, 3961 RID BANK REGISTER gland which ii on top of etch SINGER •y Gettenu Iranian kidney. ' , For the Finest DAILY CROSSWORD MEDICAL A doctor becomes suspicious of ACKOSS 43.Klverba 20. gut- Is 50MMK)th this possibility when * person with KITCHEN ter'* high blood pressure complains of failure g Mill MEMOS severe headache accompanied by CABINETS 8. Sftrpefy dto- excessive sweating, cold hands school Graduate If 1 DOWN, covery FORT MONMOOTH — Capt. w\* *M and feet with tingling sensations, See! worthy of J. Czech Si Pack Ahmed Khazeyi-Ravari of the and attacks of rapid beating of 10. Restrict patriot away the heart. 12. Boredom oas aaa aian Imperial Iranian Army was cited 2. Arm hone 22. Number HGJHSHH 33. New 3. Spirit 23. Travel loans as the 50,000th graduate in the There is one type of high blood Tests for this tumor are also (port.) 4. Tornado to pressure) which is caused by a Officers' Department of the U.S. 7 made on young thin persons M.Rtver B. Bangs and Army Signal School, since its tumor. When this ' growth is rewhos- e blood pressure is steadily ducks A»w«r moved the blood pressure returns 6. Girl's name fro founding here at Fort Monmouth rising, anyone who has a high 15. Mother 7. Apricot U. Cotton 31. Number to normal. Manufacturer* 16. Gallium (Jap.) cloth 32. Persons n 1919. basal metabolism which is. not (sym.) 8. Falls 25. Normal 31. A. sweet* Lt. Col. Robert O. Johnson, accounted for by an overactive _^ of Kitchens of 17. like S.Greek letter 26. Encroach heart deputy for instruction, presented thyroid, and any person whose superior quality and design. 18. Poetic It. Merchant on 38. Lure Capt. Khazayi-Ravari his diplo- blood pressure goes up when giv- DMI direct with HI» contraction 19. Drive 30. Pointing: 37. Fodder Vat ma and also a special citation en an anesthetic. manufacturer and save! SO. Wander forward device 39. Equip bearing the inscription, "The 50- The name of this tumor is about Idly 000th Graduate, Officers' De- 31. Branch 1 1 4 5 fa 5 CALL KE 1-3800 partment." pheochromocytoma (phaois-dark; 23. Skin FOR FREE ESTIMATE Capt. Khazayi-Ravari was chroma-color; kytos-cell; -oma- II Open Daily 8 A. M. to < P. M. member of the 23-week associate St. Woolly tumor). It simply means that the Wed.-Thur«.-Fri. 'til » P. M. bear li signal officers career course in cells of the tumor become dark- his second tour of the Signa ROUTE 35 27. English sustained by chromium salts and river ;chool. His first training visit 1 Mile North of As bury Circle 28. Terrapin was in August, 1957, through can be readily identified when "Oh-oh ... Wt shouldn't have played marbles 17" l» 29. Actor May, 1958, when he completed This tumor is usually found in seen under a microscope. It is It pays to advertise in The % while waiting for th» bridal" Ay»S the Signal Company Officers the pulp part of the tiny adrenal not malignant. egisier.—Advertisement. 30. Lofty n. mountain % course. Capt. Khazayi-Ravari wil! 2+ be assigned as SignaJ Company 33. Ireland commandant/Third Corps, Im- Huffman & Boyle Open 9:99 to 9:J0, Sat. tm 6 (abbr.) *7 perial Iranian Army, after his 34. Chinese departure from Fort Monmouth. J> b measure During the last 10 years, the 35. Norwegian % 35 IS* Officers' Department has been dramatist •v averaging slightly more than 3& Billiard 3» •4© shot 2,000 graduates annually. 40. Artless »!* 44. 41. Pointed

42. Man's Recreation name Program The Bayview Playground in Belford continues to lead in the List Attendance weekly attendance, having re- Under Way corded 1,344 children last week. MATAWAN — The recreatio Special purchase of fine bedding, Hide-a-Beds, 4 Pc» S«ti At Playgrounds Attendance at the other six irogram has proven successfu MIDDLETOWN - The pla> Playgrounds was: East Keans- iccording to Frank Capone, di ground program reached the rial burg, 900; Gordon, 994; Bodman, •ector, who announces it is n way point in the six week sum 703; Chanceville, 700; Navesink, 00 late for children residing mer season last week with a tola 602; Evergreen, 592. he borough to register. weekly attendance of 5,925 young Activities will continue unt Iters. Highlight events during ihe Aug. 25. Daily sessions from week included pet shows, sack to 11 a.m. and from 1 to 4 p.m races, kite flying, hobby show, include arts and crafts on Mon ballgames, arts and crafts and days, Wednesdays and Fridays; Jacobsen evening movies. swimming in Cheesequake Stat MIRACLE MOWING Pejt show winners -were: Nave- Park Tuesdays and Thursdays sink Playground - Warren Stry- and baseball, basketball and oth ker, Craig Slocum, Lisa Arliss, er games. Turbocone Harold Davis, Donna Halse, Kev- A picnic for the children wa; in Flynn, Richard Steward, Wil- held today at Cheesequake Stati Rotary liam Mast, Roni Ryznar, Janet Park. Hot dogs, hamburgers am Hetem, Diane Halse, Arlene soda were served. Mrs. Leslie Power Mowers Quackenbush, John Dashkavich, Merssner, 6 Ravine Dr., volun Robert Anderson, and Jane Ar- teered her services for the pic liss; East Keansburg Playground- ic. udith Logan, Tina, William and Registrations may be made any 'eter Geronimo, Paul Hanson, week-day during program hours Barbara McGreevy, David Dob- at the Jackson Street recreation bin, Brian Peist, Ann Wood, Rich- grounds, were Mr. Capone am ard Bailey, Lynne Hergenrother, his assistant, Misi Mary Faas Thomas Ackerman, Patrick Man- are on duty. ning, Willard Wood, and in a spe- :ial turtle race, Paul Hanson's Newly developed engineer- urtle won first prize; Evergreen Survival Swimming . ing principle of a cutting 'ark-Carol Patterson, Mark Sea- Lecture Scheduled unit which provides a man, Adele Chambers, Michael cleaner, smoother and safer Laurent, Bruce Seaman, Roger SEA BRIGHT — A lecture and cut. laker, Michael Laurent, Harold demonstration of survival swim- ming will be presented to mem- 7 Models to rhoose from Ichwartz, Mary Forrester, Thom- s and John Hotkin, Patricia bers of the U. S. Coast Guard lealy, Roger Baker, Shawn Auxiliary, Sandy Hook Division, /loore, Donna Borsellino and John at 7 p.m. Monday. Mitchell, who had the most un- Irving Levinthal, Wanamassa, isual pet - a snake; Bayview- water safety director of the Red KE 1-3885 vliriam Bastelli, Bruce Badalaty, Cross, will lead the sessions. corge Cole, Michael Thompson, The meeting is open to the pub Highway 35, Oakhurtt Edward Mueller, Adrian Brent, lie. Thomas Conrad, Robin Heck, Kevin Monaghan, Gary Motsck, Lawn and Garden Supplies Joseph Denker, and Wayne and GETS CONTRACT * SCOTT Lawn Products + Paul Wagner. RED BANK — Electronic As- sistance Corp., 20 Bridge Ave. has received a $1,341,164 contract from the U. S. Army Signal Sup- ply Agency, Philadelphia. The INTEREST ON YOUR firm will supply 785 radio sets, 700 receiver transmitters and 389 ^ SAVINGS couplers. Easiest Ever!

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Section Two RED BANK, N. J.,? FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1961 *7c PER COPT Action Completed Sharp Hikes Reported Foreign Aid Bill Draft Call Increase? WASHINGTON (AP)-Several guard divisions together with in- than 1 million men. A substantial Approval Seen states today reported they were dividual members or specialized part, the Pentagon says, can increasing their pools of available units of the ready reserves. move out quickly when mustered draftees. The ready reserves total more into federal service. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Minnesota, assistant Democratic Senate Foreign Relations Com- leader, said: Selective Service officials In mittee meets today to vote final "There may be some cuts of- Washington tied the increase to approval of a $4,326,500,000 for- fered on the floor, but I'd say the already announced 8,000-man eign aid bill, tailored to fit most we'll come out of the Senate with August draft call, 2,000 more than this month's call. of President Kennedy's specifica- a good, strong bill that will please tions. the President and fulfill the aims Indications in the capital were of the administration." that the administration planned Action'on the measure, which Acting amid mounting tension to rely primarily on trained Na- Includes the full authority Ken- over Berlin, the committee cut tional Guardsmen and Reservists nedy asked for a five-year, $8.8 only $436 million from Kennedy's n any defense manpower buildup. • billion, treasury-financed econom- total requests for $4,762,500,000 in Larger draft quotas would be ic development loan program, military and economic assistance used only as a possible long-range was virtually completed in a abroad. iupport measure. day-long session yesterday. In the chief point of contro- Senate Democratic leader Mike Some state Selective Service versy, it overrode Republican Mansfield of Montana said he directors said they were acting protests by identical 10-7 votes BREAK IN RELATIONS—Tunisian President Habib Bourguiba gestures during news hoped to schedule the measure on orders from Washington in and approved: for debate in the Senate late next conference in Tunis yesterday. He announced that he is breaking off diplomatic building up the available supply 1. Authority for the President to week. There it is expected to en- of men eligible for induction into borrow $900 million from the —but not consular—relations with France. Bourguiba wants French forces to leave counter rough opposition, particu- the armed forces. treasury this year and $1.6 billion the naval base at Bizerte, Tunisia, which it retained after its Tunisian protectorate larly from those who argue its a year for the next four years Increases Expected method of financing means back- gained independence in 1956. (AP Wirephoto via radio from Tunis) to establish a revolving fund for A Selective Service official here low interest or no-interest rate pointed out last night that some eongressional control. loans to underdeveloped nations. Heart Disorder Cases increases had been expected — Far From Won This totals $7.3 billion for five there were no draft calls for Committee Chairman J. Wil- years. Queen May and June with 14,000 men 2. Additional presidential au- liam Fulbright, D-Ark., conceded to be drafted in July and August. SECRET REPORTS—Gen. Bernard Schriever, left, and thority to reloan money which Kennedy's battle for the long- Maj. Gen. Thomas Gerrity, Air Force missile experts, term development loan authority, is paid back by foreign countries LicenseRevocation "I think perhaps some state from previous U. S. loans. This Selected directors may have sent out call* sit at the witness table of the Senate Preparedness In- which bypasses congressional ap- propriations committees, is far would provide an additional $287 for more men in anticipation of vestigating subcommittee . In Washington, Senators million this year, and $300 million further increases," he said. "But from won. called them for secret reports on the U.S. missile pro- He said he would "guess the each of the following four years there have been no increases for a total of $1,487,000,000, thus Plan Being Studied At Fair since the call of 8,000 was an gram. (AP Wirephoto) Senate would accept the borrow- bringing the development loan nounced for August." ing authority, but it might make FREEHOLD-Peggy Kaul; 15, fund's total to approximately $8.8 TRENTON (AP) — The state whether they should be taken off Selective Service officials said changes in details and amounts." a member of the Freehold,Junior billion. is seriously considering a plan to the road, and feels the impartial the state calls had no connection Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey of Dairy Club' was selected Queen Forced to Work bar some drivers with heart panel would "giv the motorist with the Berlin crisis. e of the 1961 4-H Fair last night a trouble. A panel of three medical an opportunity for review by an Freehold Raceway. Among the states reporting In- In Raritan experts would made the decision. outside, objective medical team." 1 creases in their "ready pool" Ned J. Parsekian, motor ve- Miss Kaul has been a 4-H Glub were Massachusetts, Indiana, Revoke, Suspend Meyner Gives Views hicle director, said yesterday that member five years and is active Ohio, Arizona, Oklahoma, Texas, the N. J. Medical Society has If the team determined that in many of the committees re- Gerogia, Rhode Island, Illinois, Seek Zone Advice tentatively approved the idea. the person was a menace to other sponsible for the operation, of the Oregon, Tennessee, Arkansas and He said he had the power to motorists and himself, Parsekian current fair, Maryland. would revoke or suspend his li- put the program into effect with- She is a member of the 4-H In Massachusetts slate Selec- On Relief Client A id cense. out action by the Legislature. He Vaqueros Horse Club and'the 4-H tive Service Director Frederick TRENTON (AP) - Any New funds are available to meet the said he discussed the. plan yes Parsekian said the state already Council. £'» L. Nyham said the number of Jersey municipality may force overhead costs of supervising On Church Vicinity terday with Gov. Robert B. Mey- has a precedent to go by. men in the pool for the state was Crowned By Stout relief clients to work without los- work by relief clients. ner, but he had no comment on Th state now suspends the li- being increased from 1,200 to 2,- e ing state aid, Gov. Robert B. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The state Highway Department en- their conclusions. cense of epileptics or motorists The new queen was crowned 100. He said the national pool of Others are that they must be Meyner said yesterday. Planning Board has requested an gineer, informed the board that On Wednesday, Attorney Gen. who suffer blackouts, until they by State Sen. Richard R. Stout draftready men was being covered for workmen's compen- opinion from Herbert H. Smith the department has not as yet David D. Furman suggested that have no seizures or blackouts for during ceremonies highlighting doubled from 50,000 to 100,000. He told a lengthy news confer- sation and many don't have the Associates, township planning developed the scheme for im- doctors be required to report all two years and are cleared for yesterday's program at the an ence that he sees nothing wrong skills to run a street sweeper or consultants, on the feasibility of provement of Rt. 36 in the town- heart disorder cases. Parsekian driving by their doctor. Once nual fair. Not True with forcing able-bodied relief handle an adding machine. rezoning the B2 business-retaii -lip- said he had no comment on that cleared, they get a conditional clients to work in government Miss Barbara Hansen, Rob- Informed of Nyhan's statement Meyner declined to say directly »ne along Rt. 38 in the vicinity Mr. Fritzsche also stated im- idea. (red) license. service, providing they get pre- ertsville was named first runner on the national pool, the Selective whether he favored the 13-poini of the Holy Family Church, Union provement of Rt. 36 was a 1961- Parsekian said the three-man vailing wages, have the right to up; and Miss Patricia Frudden Service official here said, "I'm crackdown on relief clients in 62 program with many factors panel has been under discussion appeal, and don't have to care Beach. Clarksburg, second runner up. sure that is not true." Newburgh, N. Y., which has to be studied. He advised the with the Traffic Safety Committee for children. It was announced during a Today's program will get under The possibility that the draft aroused a nationwide controversy board it will be contacted when of the medical society since last Meyner said Phillipsburg, his meeting of the board last night Nomination way at 9:30 a.m. with a horse will be increased exists, and brought threats that federal the plan is developed and, where fall. home town, has a successful the consultants have also been show. A baby beef show will For one thing, it has been oper- and state aid would bit cut off. feasible, its suggestions will be work-relief program. asked to determine what effect Tentative Agreement open at II. Judging the horses ating at realtively low levels incorporated. Of Satz since the beginning of the year. Institutions Commissioner John •Wishful Thinking' a small shopping center would There is tentative agreement will be Mrs. Stocktofi Hopkins, Township Committeeman Mar- When the increased draft call for W. Tramburg, called into the have on the area in relation to to set up the team to review all Matawan, and Mrs* (A. R. Gil He did say that he thought vin Olinsky, a member of the August was announced, a defense governor's office, also said he the churchs' plan to build a school cases which come to Parsekian's Confirmed man, judges of the condition ol Newburgh officials had exagger- board, again stressed that "Rari- Department spokesman said the sees nothing wrong with a work on its lands in the township. attention. WASHINGTON (AP) — David tack and grooming; Mrs. Herberl ated the situation and "this may tan is still eager and anxious to purpose was to help bring the program. He said several mu- Church officials had protested The director stressed that the Stewart, Mount Holly, the Eng- be people possessed of wishfii' go on w,ith rezoning" for the M. Satz Jr. is expected to be strength of 870,000 from its pres nicipalities do it from time to construction of a proposed five- panel would only review cases lish classes, and Ray Bastedo, thinking people going off proposed Raritan-Holmdel indus- sworn in within the next few days ent 856,000. time. store shopping center adjacent to which are sent to him by police, Clinton, the Western classes, on Cloud 7." trial park, but a added "Holmdel as U. S. Attorney for New Jer- The Pentagon has been answer- There are now 375 of 568 mu its lands in the township and relatives, doctors and other re Donald Kniffen, livestock special must go first." ist at Rutgers University,, wil ing all questions about draft nicipatities in Uje state with re- Newburgh said it would not sought prohibitive action by the sponsible sources. "We are not sey. Satz' nomination was con- In answer to an inquiry from judge the baby beef show and, quotas by saying they are de- lief contracts that share costs give relief payments to a woman Township Committee and Plan, interested in finding these cases firmed by the Senate yesterday Rev. Edward P. Blaska, pastor at 2 p.m. the sheep show. termined on a month-to-month with the state, he said. The total who hag a second illegitimate ning Board. and going after the disabled," he by voice vote. of St. Benedict's Catholic Church, said. basis. emergency relief bill last year child. After a public hearing in May Satz, 35, has been assistant at- Parade Set Yesterday, Selective Service was about $11.5 million. the board reported there are no The director said he receives Meyner asked, "Are you going to determine whether the section headquarters said it has received restrictions that would hinder the some 50 letters annually from'in- torney general of New Jersey. A parade will be held through to make the mother go to work'.' (hould be rezoned to block the no word, from the Pentagon of Cites Drawback* 1 location of a convent in the R-12 dividuals who feel their elderly As U. S. attorney for New Jer- the streets of Freehold to the Are you going -to visit the sins (hopping center, Mayor Philip J. any marked increases to be zone along Holmdel Rd., between parents should no longer be driv- sey, Satz said he expects to get raceway at 7:30 and a dancing Several drawbacks are appar- of the mother on the innoct-n! Blanda, Jr., announced a tem- asked soon: Bethany Rd. and the New York ing because of heart seizures or more work on actual criminal party will start on the raceway ent in putting relief clients to child? The remedy that miRhl porary ban had been placed on and Long Branch railroad tracks. other infirmities.' cases. His state work has been patio with five bands at 8. Dick Speculation centered then on work, Meyner and the commis- be available, If the illegitimate the issuance of building permits the possibility of early induction For failure to file a sketch plat, On three occasions, employers mostly on the legal aspects of Charlins will call for square sioner said. children persist, is to take cus- for any construction in the sec- into federal service of > few the board rejected the minor sub- reported their own truck drivers, gambling..... : dancing. One ia that no federal or stal? tody of these children." division application of John Bod- -He said-he— doesn^t—have—the -Satz_lLves_with_his^wife_andTJomorrow-at-]0-a,m^a round A letter from Otto Fritzsche, fiak, 538 Beers St., H»7let. medical training to determine two children at 283 West End Rd.,of games-played on horseback South Orange, N. J. will start, continuing until 4 p.m School Officials Back Kennedy Dennis Elgrim, 4-H club agent CARELESS DRIVING CHARGE from Passaic County, will judge LITTLE SILVER — John Mait- the dairy show, starting at 11. lario, 40, of 128 East Bergen PI., The Freehold Junior Chamber Red Bank, was charged with care- of Commerce will serve a chicken Physical Fitness Agreement less driving last night after his barbecue from 5 until 8. car struck the rear of a car driv- A livestock cavalcade will be School authorities across the Twenty minutes of physical ed- youngsters 5-6 minutes each play en by Ralph Bolvin, 42, of 32 Mon-presented at 7:30. More than 100 nation agreed today with presi- ucation are given daily at all period," Buschman said, adding: roe Ave., Middletown Township, 4-H girls will take part in a dent Kennedy about the urgency grade levels in Seattle schools, "Our physical education periods on Oceanport Ave. Police Chief fashion review starting at 8:15. cf physical fitness- for pupils. with stress in calisthenics. are short, and I think the amount James F\x said there were no An award ceremony will beBin at However, most said that existing Darrel Smith, supervisor of of time given for exercise in them injuries. 9:15. programs equal or exceed the physical education in San Diego is adequate when we have vigor- chief executive's recommenda schools, commented: ous games with it." tions. "Mechanized living has made Dr. Charles R. Spain, superin- The President, alarmed lest this us softer. TheFe's no question tendent of Albuquerque public FAA Scored nation turn into a nation of weak- about it, but we're doing our best schools, said gymnastics are giv- lings, has called for a minimum to counteract this in gyms and en 20 minutes each day t0 ele- of 15 minutes of vigorous activity on playgrounds." mentary grades, along with su- Rapped Over' N. J. Jetport Issue each day in each school in the San Diegp's schools are ahead pervised play periods. In second- WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. and trv to develop an airpori country. of the proposed minimum, Smith ary schools physical education Peter Frelinghuysen, Jr., R-NJ, site," said Copsey. An official in the state Educa- added. Secondary schools have classes of 50 minutes each day said yesterday the Federal Avia- He said such activity is "dan tion Department in New York 55-minute; daily physical educa- are required to the 11th grade. tion Agency exceeded its author- gerous and disturbing" and could said pupils are expected to re- tion, and elementary schools/ 20 Competitive Sports ity by entering a discussion of only bring "chaos at the state ceive more time for vigorous minutes in addition to recess Dr. Harold J. Bowers, assistant prospective sites for a jetport in and county level" where officials exercise than the amount pro- play. state superintendent of public in- New Jersey. are trying to develop their own posed by Kennedy. More Exercise struction for Ohio, said: local resources. High schools in the state are re- David Horowitz, associate su- "I haven't seen the President's The congressman whose district AERIAL VIEW shows houses in Charleston, W. W, twisted off their foundations quired to provide a total of 300 perintendent of Philadelphia message, but personally I think includes all of Mo«ris County, Meanwhile in Trenton, Gov. by flash flood waters following a violent rainstorm. Eleven persons, six of them minutes a week of physical ac- N. J., objected especially to FAA Robert B. Meyner said, "I would schools, said pupils there actually too much time >s spent on com- children, were dead in the storm which in less than four hours dumped more than tivity. get more exercise than the 15 petitive sports and too little on participation in a hearing last never be for a jetport unless i week at Trenton, N. J. The hear- protected the public to the max five inches of rain on the area, a record for the city. (AP Wirephoto) California law requires that all minutes the President recom- the mass of the students. ing was called by Gov. Robert B. imum." necondary schools in the state mended, though it isn't all neces- "There is a temptation to con- Meyncr 'o hear pros and cons have"'a daily physical education sarily strenuous. centrate on those who probably At a news conference, Meyner on a bill to bar a jetport in period. Secondary pupils take two 45- don't need it — the ones who continued to expand on his tenta North Jersey. A spokesman said San Fran- minute periods of physical educa- make the football or basketball tive conclusion that a modern Hunt for Survivors Begins cisco's schools have "a well- tion each week, and many senior or other teams — and not on Morris County was proposed as jetport. should be put in North he site for the airport by the Jersey and preferably in Morris thnught-oul physical education high and technical high pupils thosp who sit on the sidelines and CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP)- They saw what had happonod "Hardship and suffering arc so Port of New York Authority. The County. ] program, completely planned and have four such periods weekly. watch. A weary hand of mud-caked men when a torrent of waler, fed by; severe," Barren told Kennedy, outlined." Elementary pupils have at least "We have good physical educa- .suggestion has brought a storm He said his objective in pushing today continue to search they nearly six inches of rainfall, Khat federal assistance is r"r- Physical education require- 75 minutes weekly plus 25 to 45 tion programs in our schools, but of protests from Morris County for a jetport is to Rive some re- prayed would be fruitless. swept through the valleys lateiquired to supplement thr limited ments in Florida schools exceed residents. ' . > lief to the people of Newark and minutes of health education in|I'm inclined to think too many A flash flood here already had Wednesday night. iaid state and locjl authorities are Elizabethport who have been the president's recommendations. classrooms. stress recreational, rather than At a news conference called In taken 17 lives. They hoped a half They wandered up nd down theiable to render." complaining for years of noise a Elementary schools by slate Owen A. Knutzen, assistant su- physical fitness, programs," his office, FrelinRhuysen said dozen people still listed as miss- hill-imprisoned streets. from planes going into or out of Orders Report regulation must provide 30 min- perintendent of Omaha schools, C. Hobart Engie, assistant su- FAA is assuming a bigger role ing had escaped. They poked about the debris, utes daily for grades 1-6. Junior said the present physical fitness perintendent of schools in Cook than it has authority for in con- Newark Airport. Kennedy replied he had ordered "It's our worst disaster," afraid they would find relatives high school students receive a activity there is weli in excess of County (Chicago) said the pro- sideration of an airport. Meyner said it was "revolting" an immediate report. The disas- Charleston Mayor John Shanklin last seen before the deluge. minimum of three 50-minute peri- 15 minutes a day. gram proposed by Kennedy has Backed By Copsey and "pretty rugged" to have the About 50 houses were made into ter, said the President, "is of ods weekly and high school stu- said sadly. "We won't know for a A. A. Buschman, co-ordinator a new look and he would like to He was backed up by MaJ. Gen.same people who want jet air- splinter-wood by the flood. Count- great concern to me." v long time just how bad it Is." dents a minimum of five 50-min- for physical education, health in- see it go into effect. Robert L. Copsey, former chief of craft at Newark to be against a less cars were battered beyond Offers of vehicles and rescue One state official estimated ute periods weekly for a mini- struction and recreation in the "Schools in the Chicago area New Jersey's Bureau of Aviation. jetport where the nearby resi- salvage. The waters chased an equipment flowed in from cities property damage alone in West mum of two years. Dallas school district, com- haven't done too badly in their Copsey said the federal role dents could be protected. estimated 500 families from their throughout the Kanawha and Ohio Virginia's capitol city would State schoo! Superintnedent mented, "We've been devoting physical education programs," he ihould be limited to air paviga- His idea of a good jetport area, homes. valleys. Assistance was preferred amount to $5 million. Thomas D. Bailey said he be- part of physical education periods added. :ional aids and similar matters, Meyner said, would be one six Gov. W. W. Barron asked Presi- by Dallas, Tex. lieves the Florida program one of to such exercise for a long time. New Jersey law requires 150 leaving site location to state or miles by six miles so that the Dazed survivors started return' dent Kennedy to declare Charles- "It makes you feel good," said the finest in the nation, particu- "High school students get 8-10 minutes a week of physical edu- local authorities. buffer zone to protect the public ing to the ravines where their ton and surrounding sections a the mayor, "to find out how larly because the climate permits minutes of exercise each physical cation for elementary and second- "Never before has the federal could be at least as long as the homes once stood. disaster area, eligible for federal everybody is pulling together in «ll-year outdoor games. v education period and elementary ary school students. government been known to go out 12,000-foot runways. They looked. aid. this time of need." 0-.5.W11) Sports 11:M-(M) Sports 14—Friday, July 21, 1961 RED BAJVfC REGISTER 1HW- O) Newj 8;*- 0) Midnight Mysteriei FRIDAY TV (4) News 1Z-30- rama will be held on July 30. and the boy friend walked ou (11) Laurel and Hardy (5) Night Court Corpsarama Sunday a 2 p.m. at ment" is a rerun. This one hadmumbling. and Chuck (9) Long John Nebel more of » "One Step Beyond" the high school athletic field. One night in Port Hueneme, 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole 10:00— (2) Twilight Zone The eight corps from the Jer- Plant life in the waters ringin quality to it than some of Rod Calif., George saw a menacing 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (4) Michael Shays* •ey Shore Corps Council circuit the continent of Antarctica is Selling's other efforts. looking character approaching. (5) Award Theater entering this competition are thethick that visibility is only on (4) Movie "I hear you got a hot Corvette? (5) Dateline Europe (7) Detectives Coppertones, Middletown; Bay- third what it is in warm, centra 10:30 — CBS — (Ch, 2) — Per-You want to run it?" asked the (IS) Movie liders, South Amboy; Coastal- Pacific waters. (9) Jet Jackson son to Person — If you ever stranger in an off-stage whisper (11) Bozo the Clown 10:30— (2) Person to Person wanted to spend time with Kim That same night a preacher said (13) Danger Is My (3) Manhunt Novak in her Bel Air (Calif.) he had heard that George wasn't Business (7) Law and Mr. Jones RADIO home, this Is the place. Charles very religious, and that he would 5:25—(11) Clutch Cargo (9) Movie. CoWingwood is your videotape ike to see him in church the WABC 77S WNEW 1130 guide on this return visit to the next Sunday. KEANSBURG 4 ACADEMY AWARDS1 WCBS 880 WPAT S30 blond actress' residence. 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Drive-In—Kartoon Karnival 8 Baronet—Pepe 2:20; 7:00; 9:50. 11110—WHTO News: (Sign Oft 8:30 p.n plays a brilliant, notorious ene- WNBC Newji Wayne "I told him I wanted out of 40; The Parent Trap 9:15; 1 Relaxing Muslo my of Dr. Hyatt'e (Cabot), who that car, and I was so mad I did SAT. - Pepe 1:30; 4:20; 7:10; EVENING PERFORMANCE ALL SEATS RESERVED lllll—WABC News: parrel) Smlt Howell 40"; The Big Show 11:45. 10:00. WNBC Emphasis WOR News. World Today concocts a scheme to destroy not realize he hadn't slowed down SAT. & SUN. — The Pare 1,00—WCBS News'. Hollywood till—WCM Bd Joyc, the rotund hero of Checkmate, enough for me to get out. I fell SUN. - School For Scoundrels WHTQ Headlines, Egg ailO—WOR Sports Trap 8:40; 1:10; The Big Shov AIR-CONDITIONED •ill—WOR My True Story Inc. Lorre, of course, was per-out, but luckily in a soft 11:10. 3:40; 7:10; 10:30; Make Mine Prices, Muslo •ill—WAIC News: Chuck Mink 2:00; 5:25; 8:50. HOW WNBC News: Jim Uw* Dunaway fectly cast for his role. shoulder," COLLINGWOOD PARAMOUNT WOR News 1 FREEHOLD a 100—WNBC News: Bob Harms George may have been in con WALTER READE THEATBK HIS—WCBS BobDJxon WCBI News: World Of Shore Drive-in—Cartoon Ca Strand—Kiddie Show, Shane 2:- WHTO Beach Report Mualo 10:00 — ABC — (Ch. 7) — tact with one of Fidel Castro's SHOWING ASBURY PARK WOH Carlton Fredericks tilO— WOR News: McCullough Fight of the Week — In n heavy- advance men and could have got nival 8:40; Morgan The Pira 00; The Parent Trap 7:00; 9:- 1110—WHTO News: AEIIot 9:15; 12:30; The Green Helm Relaxing Music scott Muni weigh bout from the Kentucky involved in all sorts of wild ad- 45. . , Ull WABC News: Farrell Smitb :sg zzv Fair Grounds, Cassius Clay, the ventures. But, of course, this was 11:10. SAT. & SUN. - Parent Trap WNBC Emohaals WNBC News: Bob Haymea SAT. & SUN. - Rebel Wdthoi 4:45; 7:05; 9:55. The greatest high adventure ever filmed! •lOO—WCB! News; Woman's WOR Newa: Us Smith I960 Olympic light heavyweight before he became Buz Murdock Report on 1OU» WOR McCullough k Ello champ, makes, his national TV and began tooling all around the A Cause 8:50; 12:30 East ASBURY PARK Washington Eden 10:55. Lyric—La Dolce Vita 8:30. COUMBU PICIM3 pucntl WHTO Headlines, Muslo debut. He takes on Alonzo John- country in a sleek Corvette. 10,10—WCB» I)»nc, Mualo- Fly-In Drive-In—FRI. k SA' WNBC News; Jim Lows 10141—WOR Bible Resiling son. Clay has won all seven of Like* To Work SAT. k SUN. - La Dolce Vita WOR Newe. Us Smith «J'«»—WABC News: Scott Monl — War of the Satellite' 8: 2:00; 8:30. ,ll—WCBS Bob Dixon his pro bouts—five by knockouts. a 11I0O— WCBI News Johnson has won 19 of 26 bouts. This summer, George and co- 12:50; Begining of the End 10: WOR Galen Drake WNBC Newa: Bob Haymei star Milner and crew of 50 were Mayfair—Goodbye Again 2:40;. lllO—WHTO News: WOR News Clay might be just the "new 20; The Unearthly 11:40. 7:25; 9:50. Relaxing Muslo »»!»•—WCBI Starlight Salute blond" needed in the heavyweight supposed to have 10 weeks off, HAZLET DAVID NIVEN ant -WABC News: Jack Carney WOR Jean Shepard but last summer's writers' strike SAT. - Goodbye Again 2:00; WNBC Emphasis 11,10—WCBI Mualo 'Til Dawn rank. Loew's Drive-In—Parent Tra 4:15; 6:30; 8:45; 11:00. SlOOWCBS News; Parsonal 3tory '*'••—WABC News; Happiness; and production problems held WHTO Headline!, Muslo Exchange them down to a two-and-a-half 8:50; 12:20; Police Dog Storj SUN. — Goodbye Again 2:25; ANTHONY QUINN ,fy WNBC Newa: Jim tow* JJAII 7:S0_=--XBS. xi ()y J:00: 7:30; 9:55 :_. _WOR News; Lyle Van - week—vacationr— •ill—WOR Arlena Francis WOR Long John Mason — Two shapely red-haired "I don't mind, though," says" SAT. k SUN. — Parent Tn -St. James Spartaeus 2:00; 8:00 WCBS Martha Wrljtit fan dancers, a valuable but stolen George, "I like to work. Of course 9:05; 12:40; Police Dog Storj Ocean—Never on Sunday 7:30. SUO—WHTO News: MORNINO PNOORJ saddle horse and ostrich-plume SAT. & SUN. — Never on Sun- Relaxing Musis Tl0°—W*"c H"b Oscar Ande.su I don't want to be Buz Murdock 11:30. For the fullest enjoyment of "The Gum of Nova- lilt—WABC News; Jack Camay WCBS Jack Starling . fans figure in a fatal stabbing in the rest of my life, but I'm getting ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS day 7:30; 10:00. WNBC Emphasis WHT8 Monrnouth-Ocean rone," we requestfully urge that you see it from 4100—WCBS News: Information Newa Sumary "The Case of the Fan Dancer's -MA. experience and I try to see Paramount—Exodus 2:00; 8:30. Central Atlantic—The Pleasure/of H MONTCLAIR the beginning. , 1 1 Horse." Mason's client is M- L it that the writers keep mine WHTO. Closing Stock WO» Ne'ws; '' '"' cused of killing her ex-randier }^ Marty's identities separate Company 7:10; 9:15. Report: Mualc John Gambling • a SAT. — Pleasure of His Com Clalrldge—South Seas Adven- Features: Monday thru Friday, 2:30, 7:20, 10:20 WNBC Newa: Art Ford " s: BUI Cullen husband. Lots of comolkfations, jn \ue stories " / ture. 8:30. WOR News: John Wlngat as usual, but Ma; pany 2:00; 7:10; 9:15. Saturday: 2:00, 5:00, 8:00 and 11:00 4I1S—WCBS Kenneth Banzhart Wake' up to Muslo _._^e has no special hobbies, SUN. — Wild In The Countrj SAT. — South Seas Adventure WOR Radio New York 2:00; 8:30. 4,10—WHTO News: Relaxing through again. Rerun. beyondReeping/ In good physical 2:32; 4:45; 7:00; 9:15. Sunday and inclement days: 1:30, 4:20, 7:20, 10:10 Muslo condition. HhKfavorile color is HIGHLANDS SUN. — South Seas Adventure 4iil—WABC News: Jai.k Carney 10:00 - CBS — (Ch. 2) — Gun-black, like his clothes and his 2:30; 7:30.' WHTO Fort Monmouth B, {j^.d^;. Newa WHTO Headlines: smoke — Marshal Matt Dillon own Corvette. In his biography, Marine—Young Savages 7:20 WNBC Emphasis Ul-m Wake up to Muslo and Chester track Jed and Billy it says his eyes are black, too. 9:20. H00—WCBS News: Sidelights WOR News WHTO Monmouth-Ocaan . .. S£iC Ntw>: Bl11 Cullen Gunter, a pair of desperate gun- SAT. — Young Savages 7:20; News Bummsry" •'••—WOR Dorothy and Dick men who have robbed the Dodge 9:20; The Buster Keaton Storj WKBC News: Art Ford 1 EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT WOR News: John Scott JKSRit "" City Bank and taken Kitty as Paper Mill Lists 2:00. BUS—WCBS Kenneth Bunghart Muil hostage. The money doesn't mean SUN. — Return To Peyton WHTO Dow Jones Averages ° WOR Radio New York Herb Oacsr Andersof :oo much, but when Kitty's in Gloria Swanson Place 2:20; 7:00; 9:15. • il«—WHTO N«wa: Reining •,00 WCBI News: Jack Sterl danger, look out. Eh, 'Mr. Dil MILLBURN - The first pre- Musis WHTO Headlines! Ion?" A repeater, of course. STARTS •if I—WABC Newji Strictly for Woma Broadway tryout of the Paper CVKNINO WNBC Newal Dill Cull*,, Mill Playhouse season will open •lOO—WABC Jack] Carnajr on Monday for two weeks. TODAY WCBS New ..: The play, "Between Seasons," WHTO Hea lines: Relaxing Muslo - *med $45 MATINEE AT 2:00 Dinner Muslo •HI—WNBC Kmpha.ia stars Gloria Swanson. It was WNBC N»» Sports WABC Newe; Breakfast Clu GAtfS OPEN 6:30 r.M.-MOVIES AT DUSK WOR New Lyle Van [OtOO—WCBI News: written by Malcolm Wells. EVENING AT 8:30 • ill—WCBI flpor Arthur Godfrey Assaults Misa Swanson, supported' by cuioosiMW-tvm w. mi sun -Fint HIM mn WNBC Art Ford WHTO Headlines: Mualo WALT DISNEY WOR News\ John Wlngale WNBC Newa: Art Ford SEA BRIGHT — Mrs. Frances Charles Baxter, Raymond Ful- • ill—WABC Paul Harvey WOR Newa Reports mer and Aileen Coe, spin out Mr. HAYLEY MILLS-HAYLEY MILLS RESERVED SEATS ON • HO—WCBI News! Business Olll—WOR Martha Dsane Lawhorne, of Newark, was WABCktwe Reports fined $45 Municipal Court WeHs story of a love triangle 0,10—WHTO NewaRtl :n Muil TOES SALE FOR ALL WHTONews: Dinner Muslr urns, , "j « ° Wednesday on two charges of as that has a different and humor- >**PAREttfTRAP! WOR News: WOR Interviews, n TECHNICOLOR PERFORMANCES / Henry Gladstone Martha Deane sault and battery. ous twist. • ilk—WABC News; After the Paper Mill engage- nm • BRIM KEIIH • I40/-WCBI Finanrlal N.ws ' Charlie Greer She pleaded not guilty before f WNBC Financial Nsws WNBC Kmphs.l. Magistrate John V. Crowell. ment, the play will continue a mf potia bos Jiw" MAIL and PHONE • I4t—WABC llowsrd Co«ell 1100—WCBI Newa; llouae Part) tour of summer theatres before TOAWINE|I WCBS Lowell Thomas WHTO Headlines: Mualo Special Officer Edward Dillon CINTER-NOWOPEN MIDGET RAILROAD ORDERS ACCEPTED. WOR Sports. Stan l.omai WNBC News; Art Ford going to Broadway. WNBC Three Star Extra WOR New, harged Mrs. Lawhorne hit him PHONE PR 5-1088 • ill—WClIPpnrta Tims till—WOR MVCunns at Home ith her pockctbook and ripped • 00—WABC Kdward P Mornan WHTO rieach Report WCBS Newst Interviews 1,10—WCBI Carry Moore lis clothing Tuesday night when STARTING TONITE THRU JULY 27 BOX OFFICE OPEN WHTO lltaillints; Munlc WHTO Red Bank Refletar ie went to the home of Mrs. the ever popular vagabond lover DAILY 11 A.M. WNBC Newi: Wayne Unwell News, Pate Hoffman .awhornc's mother, Mrs. Marie WOR Fulton Lewis 1140—WCBI Cronby-Clooney ONE OF THE ALL TIME GREATS Till—WABC Chuck Dunaway tilt—WABC Newa !uvich, 10 East New St., to break WOR Hualnesn: Nona WNBC Emnhaala p a domestic dispute. Mrs. Zu- OF SHOW BUSINESS AIR-CONDITIONED TllO—WCBI News: VA Jorr.e 111!—WHTO Midday Stock Repon ich charged her daughter also ssaultcd her. A WALTER READE THEATRE RADIO STATION RUDY VALUE! 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NJL a lUailli, Hil-sllrilM4 LOGE Friday, July 21, 1961—15 SATURDAY TV RED, BANK REGISTER SUNDAY TV SATURDAY MORNING S:M— (2) Movie SUNDAY MORNING (t) Movie ) Semoaette (4) Captain Gallaat (11) Public Defender ; (11) Ramtr 7:41- (4) Senaoaette Another 7:«- (4) Modern Fanner (I) Ed Sullivan 7;M~ <«) Modem Farmer (11) Builder1* Showcase 7:«- (I) Previews (5) Adventures in Japan (4) National Velvet SATURDAY EVENING 7JW— (7) Morning Prayer (5) Medic T:»- (!) Give Ui This Day ; 1:00— (4) Saturday Theater Expatriate 8:00- (S) Man And HU (11) Dangerous 7:»- (2) News (5) Felix and Diver Dan Problems Assignment (5) <*U To Prayer (0) Movie By BOB --HOMAS (7) Cartoons 8:10- (4) Tab Hunter •• T.it— (7) Morning Prayer (II) Jeff's Collie ROME (AP) -- American ac- 8:10— (2) Previews (5) Albert Burke «:09- <2) Movie (13) Record Wagon tors have different reasons for 8:15—(2) Give Us This Day (7) Lawman , (4) Crusader Rabbit living in Europe. 8:20- (2) News (II) City Detective (5) Ding Dong School 1:30— (5) Cartoons (11) Robin Hood Many are here to save taxes 8:25- (2) Let's Go New York (IS) Movie (7) Cartoons Some hate Hollywood becaute 8: SO- (2) My Little Margie 9:00- (2) G. E. Theater 8:Sft— (5) Cartoons 1:45- (2) News they find it crass and uncultured. (5) Light 1\me (4) Sunday Mystery 1:00- (2) Outside In 1:50- (2) Local News Some hate Hollywood because 8:45— (4) Library Lions (5) Astronaut 2 (4) Andy's Gang 6:55- (2) Weather they can't get jobs there. (5) Cartoons (7) Rebel 7:00— (2) Brothers Brannagan (9) Just for Fun An actor like Jack Palance isn't 9:00— (2) Once Over Lightly (9) Movie (4) Local News 8:30— (2) Captain Kangaroo so easy to classify. A dark and (5) Wonderama (11) International Pro (5) Circus Boy , (4) Pip the Piper complicated man, he left Holly (7) Q. T. Hush Soccer (7) Best of the Post (7) Animaland wood abruptly four years ago. (11) Let's Have Fun 9:30- (2) Holiday Lodge (11) Superman 10:00- (4) Shari Lewis The town figured he was heading 9:15— (4) Protestant Fourth I (7) Asphalt Jungle (IS) I Led Three Lives for a tsk haven, like some other 9: JO- (2) Way To Go 10:00- (2) Candid Camera (7) Cartoons 7:10- (4) Weather 10:30— (2) Mighty Mouse film names. He made his home (4) Let's Talk About God (4) Loretta Young 7:15- (4) Financial News in the American-Swiss colony of (7) Rocky and His (5) Crusade in the (4) King Leonardo 7:20- (4) News Lausanne. Pacific 7:30- (2) Perry Mason Friends (7) Rocky and His "But how could I come over 9:45- (4) Jewish Fourth R (11) Global Zobel Friends (4) Bonanza just for money?" he asks. "I 10:00- (2) Lamp Unto My Feet (13) Open End 11:00- (2) Allakazam (5) Speedway made two1 pictures at the first, (4) Gardener's Almanac 10:30- (2) What's My Line (4) Fury International r. and then I didn't work for a year (7) Parents Ask About (4) This Is Your Life (7) Roaring 20's (7) Q. T. Hush and a half, even though I had of- Schools (7) Editor's Choice (9) Blessings of Liberty fers. 10: SO- (2) Look Up And Live (9) Movie 11:30- (2) Roy Rogers (11) How to Marry a "I have done only seven pic- (4) Inquiry (11) Code Three (4) Lone Ranger Millionaire tures in four years—three in (7) Focus 11:00- (2) News (5) Judge Roy,Bean , (11) Movie cameo parts, including 'Barab- 11:00- (2) Eye on New York (4) News (7) Little Rascals 8:00— (5) Theater Five bas,' and one of the films for (4) Searchlight (5) Senate Report 11:45—(11) Christophers (1) Championship TV. (7) Faith For Today (7) News SATURDAY AFTERNOON - .Bowling "I have heard the secretary of 11:30— (2) Camera Three (11) Movie (11) I Search for the treasury and various senators (4) To Heighten The Hope 11:05- (5) Movie 12:01— (2) Sky King Adventure railing about American actors of Man — Medicine 11:10- (4) Weather ^^ ^ (4) True Story who are losing American dollars (7) This is the Answer 11:15- (2) Movie (5) Scotland Yard 8:30- (2) Checkmate (4) Tall Man abroad. As a matter of fact, I 1:55- (2) News (4) Movie (7) Chubby's Show (7) Movie (7) I«ave it to Beaver am paid by Italian producers, SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12:00— (9) Almanac Newsreel 12: IS—(11) Capitol Headlines (11) Mark Saber and much of the money ends up 12:00- (2) Keynotes in the United States. So 1 am (7) Cartoons 12:05- (9) News and Weather 12:30— (2) News 1:00- (4) Deputy PAAR AND PALS — "The Jack Paar Show," headed by Jack Paar (center), who bandlet helping ur gold balance." 2: SO- (2) People's Choice 12:50- (5) News: Call to Prayer (4) Detective's Diary (5) Wrestling NBC-TV'i late-night melange of comedy, muaic wordi and wit with such gueitt and regulars o and convenation, reaches its fourth birthday as (left to right) Parisian chanteute Genevieve, Complex Reasons (7) Barney Bear 1:00- (4) Movie (5) Follow that Man (7) Lawrence Welk this month in glowing fashion. The teriet, orcheitra leader Josa Metis, announcer Hugh Palance's reasons for moving (11) Encounter 1:05- (2) Movie (7) Barney Bear (0) Movie broadcast In color Monday through Friday, it Downs and comedian Cliff Arquette. (11) This is The Life to Europe are complex. They 12:50- (9) News and Weather 2:30- (4) Sermonette (11) Impostor 2:50- (2) News 12:50— (I) News and Weather are connected with the strange 12:55— (9) Almanac Newsreel (13) Dance Party 2:55- (2) Give Us this Bay 12:55— (I) Almanac Newireel history of a Pennsylvania coal 1:00- (2) Movie I: >0- (2) Have Gun, WiU Cameron (5) Movie MONDAY MORNING 1:00— (2) Under New Flags Travel miner's son who graduated from Stanford University with the aim (7) Movie (4) Mr. Wizard (4) Nations Future 8:1*- (2) Prevlewt of being a newspaperman. One (9) Lets Look At (5) Movie (11) Seven League Boots Due From 1:20- (2) Give Ui This Day (7) Movie exposure to newspaper salaries Congress 1:25- (2) News 10:00- (2) Gunstnoke' convinced him to pursue his col (11) Continental (!) Cooking (7) Boxing (4) Sermonette (11) Big Picture Far East lege minor—dramatics, Miniatures 1:30- (2) Sunrise Semester (») Movie "I played only comedies at 1:15— (9) Congressional 1:30— (2) International Hour (11) Bachelors SAN DIEGO, Calif. - The (4) Computer Age Math (4) Parents Ask About Stanford," he recalled. "They told Conference 7:00- (2) News 10: SO- (2) Sea Hunt ships of Amphibious Squadron 1:10- (4) Frontiers of Faith Schools me with my face that was all I (4) Today—John (4) Movie Five, commanded by Navy Capt (9) Oral Roberts (I) Movie R. B. Erly, will arrive in San could ever do. The first five plays Chancellor (11) Movie I did on Broadway were comedy (11) To Be Announced 1: 45—(11(11) Sportsman'To Be Announces Clubd (11) Movie Diego later this month from serv- (5) Call To Prayer parts, too." 1:45—(U) Sportsman's Club 7: IS-(5) News (4) Movie IMS- (7) Make That Spare ice with the powerful Seventh 00- (4) Movie Fleet in the Far East. But he played an electrifying 7:2«- (7) Morning Prayer (5) Movie 11:00- (2) News heavy for Elia Kazan in his film (9) Evangel Hour (II) Baseball Serving aboard the attack cargo 7:30- (5) Ding Dong School (4) New* debut, "Panic in the Streets/ (11) Baseball Early Bird Cartoons MO- (2) Movie ship USS Skagit, one of the ships SO- (2) Movie (7) (5) Movie of the squadron, is Norman W. That did it. From then on, he was «:•»- (2) News (7) Movie (7) Circle cast as nothing but a menace (7) Movie 00— (I) Movie Cameron, chief engineman, son (5) Sandy Becker 11:10- (2) Weather Palance's discontent began to (9) On Guard 30— (2) Movie of Mrs. Martha T. Cameron of <7) Little Raseali (4) Weather show after, seven years. Weary of 00- (5) Movie 8:10- (2) News (3) Movie 53 Clay St., Fair Haven, N.J. (9) Movie 11:15- (2) Movie During their $y months in the the same roles and of life in the 8:1$- (2) Captain Kangaroo 45- (4) Movie 2 Beverly Hills, he took off for SO- (4) Direct Line 00— (7) I Married Joan (7) Movie Western Pacific, the ships deliv 8:30- (7) Tommy Seven 12:00- (I) Hy Gardner ered 734 tons of Operation Hand Europe. (7) Youth Wants to Know 9:00- (2) People's Choice (13) Movie 1:45- (2) WCBS-TV Views the 12:45— (5) Dial 999 Police clasp relief goods donated by Russian Parents (4) Family 4:20—(11) Sports "It really isn't so strange that Press 30— (5) Brooklyn Handicap 1:00- (2) Movie American citizens, participated in (7) BeulalT (4) Movie the giant SEATO exercise Pony I would have' an interest in life 00- (2) New York Forum News (7) Men of Annapolis abroad," he said. "Both my par (4) Open Mind 9:25- (5) (9) Movie (7) Evening Prayer Express on the coast of North 9:30- (2) My Little Margie (9) Almanac Newsreel Borneo, received more than 8,000 ents were born in Russia, and I (7) Eichmann On Trial Topper (11) Movie spoke Russian at home before I (IS) Religious Hour (5) 5:00— (2) Life of Riley 1:20- (2) Movie local visitors in "open houses" (7) Memory Lane held in many Far Eastern ports spoke English." He now can han 4:20—(11) Sports I Love Lucy (4) Horse Race 2: SO— (4) Sermonette Bill Travert (left) debates whether or not to let his 4: SO- (2) American Musical 10:09- (2) 2:S5- (2) News and donated more than 2.500 die eight languages with some Say When (5) Movie younger brother, Sean Kelly, take over as his navigator, ll icy Theater (4) (7) Wide World of Sports 2:40— (2) Give Us This Day pints of blood to foreign Red I' !?! (5) Movie Cross agencies. His year-and-a-half hiatus was (7) Issues and Answers Video Village as mechanics Roland Curram >and Peter Collingwood part of his education—"I fell in (») Movie . 18:30- (2) The squadron's landing ships (4) Play Your Hunch await ths verdict. The scene is from "The Green Hel- and cargo vessels supply the love with art." He spent the time (11) Movie I Married Joan prowling museums and galleries (13) Streets of Danger (7) St. Mary's met," Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer's excitement - packed transportation backbone for am- 11:00- (2) Double Exposure CHECK OUR phibious assaults. and buying art, including a bogus 5:00- (2) Accent Price Is Right drama of auto racing. The companion feature with collection for which he paid $35, (4) Invitation To Art (4) (7) Gale Storm WINDOW FOR OUR To Hold "Morgan the Pirate" now at the Shore Drive-ln The- 000 but managed to, redeem at i (5) Racket Squad News $2,000 loss. Such experiences im (7) Matty's Funday 11:25- (5) ater, Rts. 33 and 34, Collingwood Circle. Fined $100 11:30- (2) Your Surprise DAILY SPECIAL pellec! him to go back to his Funnies Package Yearly Bazar work. (13) Briefing Session Saturday Combination NEW MONMOUTH-St. Mary's (4) Concentration For Theft Of He has no illusions about the 5:30- (2) Amateur Hour (5) Romper Room SPECIAL Catholic Church will hold its films he has done here—"the (4) News Analysis nual summer bazar on Che church (7) Love That Bob! • Danish Ring •KITCHEN NOTES same kind of roles I left Holly- (5) Dial 999 grounds from Wednesday through Hub Caps wood because of." He may be re- (7) Rocky and His • Fruit Pie $J25 Saturday, July 29. By MARIAN KEMP, Home Economist, Acme Markets • Vt doz. Cupcakes MIDDLETOWN — Richard turning to California next year, Friends The bazar wHI be open from and I suspect that a major rea (II) Movie 7 to 11 p.m. on the first three Harms, 120 Broad St., Matawan, was fined $100 by Magistrate W. son is his family. He and his wife (13) Date Line: LaMagra's days and 3 to 11 p.m. on the have three small children. Washington last day. Gilbert Manson yesterday on a 1 charge of larceny. "They are confirmed Californ- SUNDAY EVENING POOP % Si William Dibble is chairman of According to Police Chief Earl tans, he sighed, 1:00- (2) I Love Lucy Bakery the affair, assisted by John Fee- N. Hoyer, Harms was arrested He added an interesting note (4) Meet The Press MIDDLETOWN ney, Albert Murphy, Edward Kin- by Special Officer Carl Zielinski about expatriates: (5) Movie SHOPPING CENTER zle, Anthony DiLorenszo, Mrs. In Hi* Finest Tradition July 8, when the officer observed "Living over here makes you (7) Ivanhoe OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Gertrude Naughton, Mrs. Joan him and tw juveniles taking two more American. I remember the (9) Movie Highway 35 Mlddletown O'Connor, Mrs. Eleanor Gham- 0 Chinse and American hub caps off a car parked in front day we put our first man in (IS) Between The Lines . OS 1 .3333 berlin and Mrs. Catherine Nolan. of the Leonardo Diner. space J_wenl around all day with 8:30- (2) Twentieth Century RESTAURANT A variety of rides and amuse the Chief Hoyer said thc jnvpniHj newspaper in my pocket and (4) To Be Announced ' Sptcial Attention to ments have beejs_pjanned and tne have been turned over to authori- headline turned so everyone (7) Waff Disney TAKE-OUT ORDERS professional entertainment will ties in Freehold. \co\i\d read it." ' (13) Gov. Robert Meyner be provided each night. Anthony Florek, 3 Johnson Ter., 7:00—(2) Lassie Call CO 4-2603 A baby parade will climax the was found guilty of a disorderly The highest temperature em (4) Shirley Temple activities July 29 with prizes conduct charge and fined $10. recorded in the Virgin Islands (11) Pioneers awarded in several categories. The complaint was mad*1 by his was 90 degrees, and the lowest (13) Movie HOUSE OF ENG Refreshments will be served, wife, Mrs. Christine Florek. 65 degrees. 7:30- (2) Dennis the Menace Inc. including the traditional family Joseph Fisher, 111 Sea Breeze (7) Maverick 34 E. Front St., Keyport picnic to be held on the last Way, Keansburg, was fined $25 Listed in the Yellow Pages day. for assaulting Anthony Coleine, Proceeds from the affair will 109 Sea Breeze Way, Keansburg Parole Slated be used for the church's build- Donald Knorst, 10 Pelham La., ing fund. Hazlet, was fined $25 for assault- TRENTON - Albert Koitz, ing his wife in this township July Lansdowne, Pa., convicted in THE PEACH starts Its beauty Feel, pit, and crush peaches. 18. Monmouth County of issuing bad Jack parade in Georgia, along the lat- Mix crushed peaches, sugar and checks and sentenced to state pris- ter part of May. The harvest orange juice In 1% quart pan. Attending moves north with the heat of the Cook and stir over high heat until on, will be paroled to live in Sullivan's Guess Who 'cnnsylvania, the state Parole sun until early August when the It boils. Turn heat low. Simmer, SPRING LAKE.N.J. orchards In Pennsylvania, New uncovered about 15 minutes or Board announced today. He was Instituted Jersey, Michigan, Colorado, and until thick. Take from heat, Stir sentenced to four years Jan. 29, New York are red-gold with in lemon juice, vanilla. Serve ripening peaches. I960. At Rutgers warm or chill. The board also announced that Although them are two thou- TO MAKE PARFAIT: Arrang* William Morris, 38, formerly of NEW BRUNSWICK - Bernard sand varieties of peaches, the alternating layers of ice cream Camdcn, who was convicted of AL KENNY Loigman, 928 common varieties come under and sauce In parfait glasses,, be- Grassman Ave., fatally stabbing his brother, is Asbury Park, William P. Metw- o classifications — "whlte- ginning with ice cream and end- Sensational Pianist fleshed" and "yellow-fleshed." ing with sauce. to be paroled after serving 12 Appearing Nltely Dernjott, 23 Delaware Ave., Red years of a 20-25 year sentence Bank, and Charles J. O'Henry of These are sub-divided Into free- FOR PEACH SUNDAE: Put on« stone, with flesh pulling free from sooop of vanilla Ice cream into for second degree murder. 96 Riverwiew Ave., Neptune, are the stone and clingstone, with the Accommodations for among those attending the six- sherbet glass. Spoon sauce, warm Morris claimed that his broth- flesh adhering to It The best or cold, over ice cream. Top with er, Edward, died accidentally Lunchton - Dinner week session of the Institute in peaches for home freezing are chopped nuts, if desired. the Use of Occupational Informa- varieties that ripen from the Oct. 23, 1947, when he fell on a Weddings • Parties tion in Counseling and Guidance middle of August into the fall. 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Chopped nuti, If desired *'M KM. to 1:00 A.M. , TSy 21, REGISTER MonmouthFeaWe Reds' Pitching Fades; Dodgers Hank Bailer 'Retires' To Loft in Photo Romp, 10-1 To Sweep Series plunged from top to bottom. complete game since June 20. He Auoclated Press OCEANPORT - Loft, the luke- The second place Los Angeles allowed seven bits, but walked just one and struck out seven, warm favorite at 2-1, lasted for What's wrong with Cincinnati? [Dodgers, after beating Prukey Look to the pitching. Wednesday night, went to work on blanking the Reds after Frank After Tonight's Game a photo decision in a three-horse Undefeated The Reds' staff—the biggest Jay last night and hammered Robinson's RBI single In the first finish on the wire in yesterday's "if" in any hopes for their first four home runs for a 10-1 romp inning. KANSAS CITY (AP) — Almost over the list, including Mickey feature race at Monmouth Park. Primonetta National League pennant in 21 and a sweep of the two-game se- 28tb for Mays 14 years ago, 4 husky rightfielder Mantle: Honor 'Sunny Jockey Eugene Monacelli drove years—has given up more runs ries. San Francisco blew a 6-0 lead played his first major league "Why Hank Bauer, of course." Loft home a head in front of Heads Oaks in five games than it had in two Including the 25 runs Milwau- when Bill White's three-run double baseball game and rapped three "No, it wasn't as easy as I Jim' Tomorrow Mr. Marine at the end of six fur- weeks. And Cincinnati's once rosy kee counted in a two-game sweep tied it for the Cards in the sixth hits off Lou Brissie ,a fine south- thought," said Bauer. "I had OCEANPORT — Sunny Jim | longs in the mud with Red Tears OCEANPORT — Darby Dan six-game bulge suddenly is a and a 4-2 loss to Chicago, Cin- inning. But the Giants then broke Farm's Primonetta, undefeated in paw pitcher with the Philadel- trouble hitting the low outside Fitzstmmons may have tome- another head away. Three lengths black-and-blue l'/2-game edge. cinnati pitchers have given up 47loose for four runs in the eighth nine starts over a two-year per on Harvey Kuenn's tie-breaking phia Athletics. curve. The righthanders used to thing extra to celebrate along back. Ambeginning finished Joey Jay,. Bob *-Purkey, Ken runs in the five games. They had "Boy, this is easy," mused sidearm me and I would fish fourth in the field of eight three- iod, will head a field of probably Hunt and Jim O'Toole, the Reds' allowed only 42 runs while win- double and Willie Mays' 28th with his 87th birthday at Moo- eleven three-year-old fillies in homer. That hung the defeat on Hank. Bauer, the fleet-footed ex- and miss a ball. I learned to lay mouth Park tomorrow. year-olds. top starters, all have been beat- ning 10 of the previous 12 games, Marine then a New York Yankee off that pitch and to hit the curve Saturday's $50,000 Monmouth en in the five-game slump—Cin- going back to July 2. reliever Linday McDaniel (6-4). The track will throw Its an- Loft paid $6.60, U, and J2.8C Oaks. Rookie Dick Lemay (2-2) won it hopeful. better." to his backers in the crowd o cinnati's longest losing string Giants Win, KM nual party for the veteran Trainer J i m Conway, who since late April, when the Reds in relief. Tonight, that same rightfielder, Still Can Run 18,185. Mr. Marine paid $4.80 San Francisco clung to third trainer, who will dine on a handles Primonetta for John W. place with a 10-6 victory; at St. Jerry Kindall had two of the sow manager of the Athletics in huge cake with four genera- and $3.20 and Red Tears returnei Kansas City, will play his last There never was any question Galbreath's stable, said Primon- Louis, ending the Cards' winning Cubs' hits, both doubles, off Gib- about Bauer's fielding, running or tions of his large family and a $3.20 to show. The running tim bon (8-4), who gave up three game and retire to direct his club was two lengths in front. etta would be shipped here this string at five, while fourth place throwing. His arm is one of the galaxy of racing friends. morning from Delaware Park for Mrs. Ray Mount Pittsburgh beat the Chicago Cubs walks but struck out nine for his from the bench. There will be Monacelli hurried Loft to th best. He was fast despite his 190 But Ogden Phlpp's Funlovlng the Oaks. The filly has won twice 4-0 behind the four-hit pitching of first major league shutout. Dick gifts from the fans but they prob- front from Number seven pos pounds and still can show a burst could make U an even bigger this season at Monmouth Park, southpaw Joe Gibbon. Milwau- Stuart doubled home a first-inning ably won't include a rifle-armed position as Mr. Marine took u. Cops Deal Golf of speed despite the fact he will celebration If she pulls an up- once in an overnight event and kee defeated Philadelphia, 5-1. run for the Pirates, and they add- rightfielder who could drive in set against Darby Dan Farm'* the chase from the inside. Lot be 40 years old in just 10 days. again in the Miss Woodford Duke Snider, Willie Davis, Wal-ed two more in the fourth on Bill 100 runs a season—something the undefeated Primonetta In the .widened his lead going down th An indication but no true mea Stakes. ly Moon and Norm Larker, all Mazeroski's single off losing lefty. manager of the cellar-plagued $50,0OO-added Monmouth Oaks. [backstretch and around the tun Tourney With 74 surement of Bauer's value as a left-handed swingers, did the Jack Curtis (6-4). A's could use more than anything Sunny Jim has been training was two lengths in front. Expected to oppose Primonetta right now. player can be found in the record on Saturday are: DEAL — Mrs. Ray Mount, of thumping for the"Dodgers against Joe Adcock hit his 20th home books. His lifetime batting aver Funlovlng for the big race, and Ambeginning made a bold mov run and also had one of the Tough In Clutch Calument Farm's Plum Cake, An- Knoll Golf Club, outdistanced a Jay (13-5), a right-hander who age going into this season was with the luck Fitzsimmons has along the inside heading into th Braves' three singles in a three- It was 1,543 games ago that drew J. Crevolin's Mighty Fair, field of 33 to cop the New Jersey had won five in a row and like .277. In his best year, 1955, he going for him this year, the stretch and Red Tears close Purkey has beaten Los Angeles, run first inning that beat Chris Bauer made his debut. It wasn't three-year-old filly may come B. A. Dario's Dandy Princess, Women's Golf Association one- drove in 84 runs and hit 26 horn from the outside. But it was Mi Elmendorfs Oil Royalty, W. G. day tournament over wet greens three times. Singles by Maury|Short (3-2), Rookie Bob Hendley as easy as he thought then but ers. His batting average that through. Marine who offered the bigges (3-2), a left-hander, shut out the he became a symbol of the spirit Helis, Jr.'s Angel Speed, Fred at the Deal Golf and Country Wills and Moon, who drove in year was only .241. challenge and would have caugh W. Hopper's My Portrait, Mr. Club yesterday. three runs, and Snider's homer Phils after Don Demeter homer- of the Yankees who won nine Loft in another few yards. But in the pressure of four and Mrs. Bert W. Martin's Rose wrapped it up In a four-run third ed in the first inning and put pennants and seven world series Monmouth Entries Mrs. Knoll shot a 37-37-74, only away his first complete game during his 12 seasons in the big World Series of 1955-58, he hit Monmouth Results O'Neill, Ogden Phipps' Funloving, one stroke over par and nine inning. I—•3,000: 1 7.0.: CI.: far. Thomwood Farms' Highland Las- Southpaw Sandy Koufax (12-6) with a five-hitter. It was Milwau- town. seven home runs, four of them Babaloney 112 strokes ahead of her nearest chal kee's fifth victory rn sis; games. in 1958 when the Yankees came Oracle Lady 113 Wlil» and Dtep US 1ST—Cl.t 4-op; « f.S off J:3IVi. sie and George D. Widener's Sev- was the winner with his first He never was a phenomenal Love Cabin 119 Likely Miss (M'n'c'lll) ..18.20 8.40 5.» lenger, Mrs. James Dorment, of MiaaO'HaJ'ran US Grand-Dad Oaks (FVh).. — 3.40 2.* en Thirty. hitter but he became one of the back to beat the Milwaukee Cycle-Wing IMS 109 Montclair, who finished with an Bllu 108 119 Sunny Gem (Frazlerj _ — — 6.40 old pros of the Yankees, a man Braves after losing the first three Sum'rTanager 115 Btonyman 109 T.-a:l« 2/8. Alao — Relmaud. Roys! This could easily be the best 83. games. He holds the Series record Oranny Latlon 112 Qulzation 112 Mustang Jr. Mlnla C. Kentucky Sur field of three-year-old fillies as- who could be depended on when Flying Pet 118 O. a. Je*ter 118 II. Quit Mar, Precious Metal, Fathe; Local women filled the next the chips were down. Determina- for consecutive game hitting, get- 1—4.1500: 1 r.*.; 01.; • far. Christmas. sembled this season since eight three spots, with Mrs. Tom Me Firestone ting one or more safeties in 17 Un-LoSu Mills. Zlnlln 100 JD—CM J-yrs! 5V4 «.l off J:5». of, the II prospective members tion showed in hit every gesture. Market Rls* Miss StuuUab 109 Princess North 'B'kj) -T.SO 4.00 1.80 Darby, Deal, taking third at 85 A righthanded hitter, he was straight games. Sir Donald Aretlno Iff? Our Jennifer (M'q'e'l) . —1*20 B.W have been stakes winners so far strokes, Mrs. Oliver Victor, Rum- CHAMPIONS Prlnclpla Big Orsen 113 77 Krroolnt (Blum) .. — — 3.3 tabbed as • tucker for a curve 114 this year. son, claiming fourth at 86, and "If it weren't for baseball, I Irasclbla Mr. SwlSwinr g io; T.rt:00. Alao — Our Girl Mary, Hsi 12-MONTH ball early in his career. His man- wouldn't have anything," said Kazoo N&wqua.uay Fort lenlc Queen, Shells Lynn, Juill Sur There will be special interest Mrs. William Sullivan, Deal, fin- iWlndy YUfM 105 | UlllanUlllaol m Mid Bill, Hold the Phone. Call Haatll: ROAD. *f*K«s>a aattl ager for 11 seasons, Casey Sterv Bauer, who was an iron worker J—«3,000i 4-npl hardies; »bl. l»i m in the appearance of Primonetta ishing fifth with an 88. Buc- k• Marc-- y 132 Swing raver 14 Dally Double all Falfl 111.80) HAZARD. Ura off «mr caJ gel, once growled: "He wants to in East St. Louis when he was Me Broke 143 aLuca-Luckyy OOouno t 14! 3D—01.t 4-np; 1 1/1» m.; oil 3XVA. and Mighty Fair, since they en Mrs. Mount also had low net Powder Cap (Blum) ....10.00 4.«0 2.' GUARANTY 16.70-105 Blick, Tube-Type play every day but how can 1 Hieroglyph 111 L-CathntM 140 gaged in a hot duel at Delaware persuaded to try his hand with Hand Singing 1 U5 Campos Jr. (Granti — 4.40 2. for the day, a 69, followed b> play him against the righthand- Quincy, HI., after being twice a-Mrs. W. C. Wright * C. M. Kilns 8ea Tread IStovall) .... — — 2.8l Park last Saturday in the Dela- entry. T.l:«. Alco — Jarred B., Bomm Tan, Mrs. Dorment at 73, and Mrs STORES ers when he can't hit them wounded in the war. "You hear 4—13000: I jr.o.l Mdju.; e lur. Disaster. ware Oaks, a race in which Prim- Norman Badenhop, Deal, at 75 gnakes." a lot of guys in baseball complain- Saber 120 120 4TH-CI.J 4-up; 1 1/H ni.: off 3:5lso — June's CrocodUi keep the Yankees up there, he thing of all was hustling and run-Rtcy Endow'dl20 Nip O'Brandy 120 Main Street, Subaltern, Doahay, Pen Oaks, the stakes winners in the Mrs. James Dorment, Mont 5—14,000; 3 J.o. * up; CI.; • far. Office. replied: "Joe DiMaggio and Yogi ning. Yet you see young players Eastern Hobo 115 Royal Clipper 118 field will carry 121 pounds while clair, 40-43-83 in Baseball today who won't make Honey'a Tiger 110 "Al'bra Cli-le 103 OTII—Spl. Wla; I in.; I t: oil 4: the three others, Dandy Princess, Mrs. Tom McDarby, Deal, 42 Berra." but when they asked him Accomplish 115 .Hill 113 In Force (Barrow) .8.20 4.20 3.81 for No 3, Casey didn't hesitate use of their physical talents." •—(9.000; 1 J.o. fillies; allow.; • fur. Special Delivery (O'nt) _ —8.60 4.80 Angel Speed and Highland Lassie 43-85 Montedeb 113 a-FVldr Bummer 119 Fishing Fleet (Hlno'sal — — 5.80 Mrs. Oliver Victor, Rumson, 43- Kobo Queen 113 Valor Dip 113 T.-l:14 2/5. Also — County ChaJrmai will have imposts of 113 pounds. funny Way 160 a-Mlle. Orundy 113 Powerful Package, Chicago Count, N) 43-86 Patrol Woman 113 Lady Brigand 113 Quite, Mr. Nino. Bpy Btory. Legeix a-Calumet Farm entry. Danger, Fancy rflll. Mrs. Wm. Sullivan, Deal, 43- Hell Drivers Join Pros 7—M.ooo; 3 r.o. allow.; i far. «TH—Cl.i 3-yrs.l ( f.) off 4:M. Mixed League 45-88 • nbalanc• • e Relative 113 Loft (Monacellll ... 18 speedway. with Pennsylvania standouts Dick League average will be 870 to Mrs. J. F. Lueders, Baltusrol, you now can stop on dry roads. Jake Plumstead, ex-racing driv- Havens, New Hope, and Norman 875. 96-20-76 er who performs t*ie hazardous Kidd, Norristown, phis New Jer- dive-bomber stunt that is one sey winners Elton Hildreth, Monmouth Park BUSY BOY By Alan Mover of the outstanding Chrillers of Bridgeton; Wally Dallenbach, the brigade, will head up the East Brunswick; Don Stumpf, IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS death-defiers In the once-a-year Ridgefield; Tony Battle, North SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT , WAS- presentation. Clowns will keep Haledon, and others. Twenty-five- By DOTTIE GORMAN By SAM 77i£ F/A5T the patrons laughing while ramps lap pro and 15-lap novice features MFM are setup for the car jumps, follow six heats. Miss O'Halloran* Miss O'Halloran precision driving in 1961 sedans The annual 100-lap champion' Cycle-Wing Love Cabin SEASOtl /T and other exciting manuevers. ship comes due Jury 30 while the 1 Wide and Deep Cycle Wing lOOKEP Earmarked for a European tour championship ARDC midget car Lilliani Principia BREAK THE next month, the Hell Drivers are races are slated for July 28. Principia Big Green America's favorite stunters, four Sir Donald Market Risk 5ei lll!l cf them veteran doubles for The Junior Wightman Cup squad Buck Marcy Buck Marcy 5EA5O// movie stars in dangerous scenes. includes four tennis players from Me Broke Swing Fever RECORP ^l MS^ More "invaders" have been fill- California — Carole Caldwell, 3 Swing Fever Manticora 6AME& Ing the motor pits for the week- Katherine Chabot, Fare! 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Stop Ont Mile South of Airport in today for your frit demonstration ridel Call for rij ^i&hA *Two 30-Lap Features t,un= • i-^BIRCHBVE. Appointment 3n I^JIWI Bili Chadwiclc # Bob Kunie # Les Stevens ANGLER'S MARINA r Novle» ELECTRONICS WLITTLE SILVER 1300 OCEAN AVE. ^SE 2-0204 SEA BRIGHT k 8 Thrilling Even* U.8.R0YALt<7ivp/7OF/i£*TIRE8 Four Members of U.S.A. Calif. Girls RED BANK REGISTER Friday, ^uly 21, 1961—17 Leading AAU Combination Racing Card MONTGOMERY WARD Team Out With Injuries Synch Meet ' Slated at Wall Stadium AUTO SERVICE CENTER AT MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER UNION (AP) — Californians WALL TOWNSHIP - Shore Buick; 'Don Stumpf, No, 2 Thun- LONDON (AP) — Ifie injury-ihop, step and jumper Bill Sharpe Uelses in the pole vault. Chuck set the pace yesterday as thaute o racing fans will get an op-derbird; Joe Kelly, No B24 Olds- Open 9 A. M. Daily Till 9:30 P. M. riddled United States track team! of Philadelphip a has a stiff legg;; Frazier will run for Drayton in Senior' National AAU Synchron- portunity to see modified, sports- mobile; Pete Frazee, No. 68 takes on Great Britain today and pole vaulter John Uelses of the the 100 yard dash and Earl ized Outdoor Swimming Cham- men and novice stock cars as Thunderbird; and Jack Hart, No. Tuesday and Saturday Till 6 P. M. tomorrow and when it's over the Quantico Marines has a bad legYoung of Abilene Christian will pionships got under way. well as %-midgets all on one 1 Sportsman Chevrolet. Tel. Liberty 2-2150 or Liberty 2-3431 Americans will have competed in replace him in the 220. race card tomorrow night as Wall and sprinter Paul Drayton of Papsie Georgian, 15-year-old Also on the card is a 20-lap three meets in the space of eight Villanova has a leg pull". All have Actulaily none of the four should Stadium presents its third com- novice race headlining Stan Van be missed in the battle for first national solo champion from bination racing program of the days — which must be an endur- been, scratched. Oakland, Calif., topped a field Brunt of West Long Branch, Dick ance record. In addition, Jerry Siebert of places. But in the total score, current season. Lewis of New Egypt, Dick Kirby which will be on a 5-3-2-1 basis, of 102 girls competing in stunt last weekend, the United Santa Clara, Calif., has both ft figures. The field was the largest The season's largest crowd is of Keyport, and Bob Kisner of States' men defeated Russia, 13 cold and a bad knee, but will their potential points could do expected to be on hand to see Belmar. much to hurt Britain. in the 15-year history of the events to 9, and Wednseday start in the half-mile. championships. Bill "Wiggles" Johnson of Cro- New cars expected to be in wrapped up a 14-6 victory over "So," said coach Jumbo Jim The British team has high ton-on-Hudson, N.Y., go after his competition Saturday night in- EUiott, "I have had tod o somehopes of winning three or four Eight of the top 10 finishers fourth straight Stadium victory. clude Audie Boyd of Sauankum, •West Germany. They arrived were from California. here in a chartered airliner to« quick switching around. There's events. Johnson has won a % midget % Midget; Dan McLYughlin of day and immediately went no doubt that the replacements Arthur Rowe, a 62-footer, could The contest started on schedule race and a pair of full size mid- Belmar, Oldsmobile Sportsman; through a workout. will not help much in some cases, beat out Gary Gubner and Jaythis moming at the Brookside get races over the past two sea- Jack Howard of Port Monmouth, A woman's meet will be held in but I still think we ought to winSilvester in the shot put. TheSwim Club but a heavy rain soonsons, without suffering a single Ford Sportsmen. conjunction with the men's find the meet." Britons also should be at least halted the program. When the loss. Boston In Hop, Step and Jump co^favorites Jn the quarter-mile rain stopped, those who had al In this one Great Britain is ex- The main opposition to John- pected to win. There is no decathlon, so Dave with Adrian Metcalfe and Robbie ready performed had to run MDWVictorOver Edstrom will handle the javelin Brightwell. The latter holds the through the stunts again. son is expected to come from Wllma Recovered in place of Fromm. Raplh Bos- British record of : 46.1 and Adolph Maurice Viette and Tommy El- Officials explained that ad' liott, Toms River stock car pilot. Wilma Rudolph, the Tennessee ton, the world record broad Plummer of New Mexico and Signaleers, 8-2 ditional judges were being used Both will race Offeys against State U. Olympian who set a jumper from Tennessee State or Ulis Williams of Compton, Calif., and all contestants had to bJohnson'e s Ford-powered car. FORT MONMOUTH — Right- world 100 meter dash record of Cliff Cushman, primarily a quart- will have to step to beat him. considered by the same judges. The modified-sportsmen stock hander Joe Poe struck out 18 11.2 seconds against West Ger- er mile hurdler, will take over The British also are hoping they The girls, drawn from cities car battle is expected to be a Fort Monmouth batters to hurl ALL NEW many, but finished with a slight for Sharpe in the hop, step and can win the 1,600 meter relay 1 throughout the nation and from fight among Elliott, In the Pur-he Military District of Washing- leg sprain - has recovered. jump. and possibly the 220-yard dash. foreign countries, performed ple 4 Thunderbird; Wally Dalen- on to an 8-2 victory over the The first event is scheduled for "Boston has done over 50 feet They figure that if Manfred Ger- three compulsory figures and bach of East Brunswick, No. 35aSignaleers Wednesday night at 8:40 p.m., GMT, (12:40 p.m. in the hop, step and jump the fewmar could beat Frank Budd in RIVERSIDE then three of their own choice. Dean Field. The MDW pitcher EST). times he has tried it," said El- Stuttgart, Dave Jones has at allowed but two hits over the dis- Papsie, who at 15 is America's Tour members of the men's liott, "and I understand Cush- least a chance against him. tance as the visitors swept the veteran synch swimmer, picked team will be out of the meet man competed in the event in Peter Radford, a fine sprinter, Harold Johnson two-game series. up a total of 43.970 points to lead because of injuries and another high school. who has been bothered by illness The Army outfit from the Pen- another Californian, Barbara wiH be operating at half strength. Paul Herman of Whitworth Col- all year, will line up against tagon area collected only six Burke of Los Angeles, who hadTo Defend Title ST-107 Javelin thrower John Fromm lege• v^V,| Spokanek/^A/fVUllwi, WashTV Dillliyi thUJIGe UUlvotherl BudUUudU and Fraaer in the 100 yard hits but benefitted on the wild- 41.520 points. Of Seattle has a pull in his side; decathlon man, wjJUsubsiitute for dash. ness of Al Hickey, making his Papsie has been competing in Against Cotton first start for Monmouth. The synch swimming meets since she Signaleer righthander gave up was 6 years old. NEW YORK (AP) - Harold five runs in the third frame on Whitey Ford[Shoots for 18th LoueUa Sommers, 16, who with Johnson will defend his NBA light only two hits, singled by Ray NYLON fellow San Franciscan Phyllis heavyweight title against Eddie Reese and Tom Heflin. But in Furman holds the national duet Cotton of Seattle at Sick Stadium between, he walked three hitters title, came in third with 40.355 in Seattle next month under a and nicked two batsmen. Hickey Victory Tonight Against Boston points. Right behind her was adeal approved by Pat Olivieri, was yanked in the fifth when he teammate on the San Francisco Johnson's manager, yesterday. allowed two more runs on a pair Merionettes, Margaret Durbrow, The tentative date for the fight isof singles and three bases on Associated Press then decided to give Ford an ex with 36.890. Aug. 29. tra day of rest between starts. balls. ' Southpaw Whitey Ford shoots Points won in the event will be Johnson of Philadelphia, will Larry Kaneshiro hurled one-hit 6.7O-1S That was when Houk figurec added to those scored by the get a guarantee of $20,000 and for his 18th victory and 12th in hae had some extra arms. Bui Iron-ManTunnell ball in V/j innings of relief. tubc-lyp* row tonight when the New York girls in other events coming up the privilege of 40 per cent oti Poe, a native of Winston Sal- with Bill Stafford, Bob Turlej to determine the meet champions. the gate, whichever is greater. blackwall Yankees, a percentage point be- and Ralph Terry nursing aii em, N.C., had upper hand all the Eager for More Today, contestants compete for Olivieri okayed the pact after hind Detroit in the American merits, Ford is back on the ol< way. His wildness cost him a run the national individual champion conferring with Dewey Fragetta, League race, open a three-game schedule again, particularly aftei WEST DE PERE, Wis. (AP) - in the third when he walked three ship and the meet ends tomorrow New York boxing agent, who GUARANTEED 27 Bud Daley, working with onlj Veteran linebacker Emlen Tun- batters and hit another. Outside series at Boston. The Tigers with duet and team champion- represented Seattle promoter two days' rest, and rookie A nell of the Green Bay Packers of that he was never in trouble. •tart t four-game set at Kansas was asked today if it was true ships. George Chemeres. The other Monmouth run came MONTHS City. Downing were roughed up as th< Yankees lost a doubleheader that he has played in 255 con- The fight had been agreed to in the eighth on a walk to Jim • New rubber compound; Ford (17-2) would be the first Washington Wednesday. secutive National Football League than usual because everybody re- several days ago but a hitch Beckum arid John DeNitto's tri- left-hander to win 12 straight in games. ported at playing weight or light arose over Johnson's contract to ple. scientifically blended for That double loss by the Yanks, the American League since Lefty "Yeah," the 14-season NFL er — no injuries were reported. give heavyweight contender Ed- In compiling his string of strike- Grove won 16 in a row for thecut their hold on first place t Rookie quarterback Val Keokin, die Maohen of Portland, Ore., outs, Poe victimized Denitto, greater mileage just three percentage points, an workhorse replied, "and I ex Philadelphia A's in 1931. No pect to play in all of them this late of Mississippi Southern, and a return bout. Johnson outpointed Willie Hardee and Rick Hosley • 3300 traction edges for pitcher has won 12 in succession Detroit wiped that out by thump end Lee Folkins of Washington Maohen at Atlantic City, July 1. each three times. ' ing Baltimore, 15-8, while Ne' year, too." in the AL since Ellis Kinder, a TunnelPs rejoinder pointed up State showed up well in thUndee r the terms of that bout, Heflin got three of MDW's hits, maximum stopping power • right-hander, took 13 in a rowYork was idle yesterday. Cleve morning passing drill. Johnson, if he won, was to give including a wasted three bagger land out -slugged Boston, 12-1. Packer spirit after the second while piling up a 23-6 record for day of practice. Between 500 and Head coach Vince Lombardi Maciien a return bout within 40 in the second frame. Catcher • Full-strength, 4-ply Nylon Boston in 1949. last night in the only other A days. Jack Peterson had two singles game scheduled. 600 fans watched the afternoon must pare the 51-man squad, in cord body for greater blow* Ford, who hasn't lost since session as the Packers, attired in eluding 15 rookies, to 35 by Sept. "We're willing to fight Ma- and rightfielder Ray Reese had May 29, when he dropped a 2-1 The Tigers twice came from full battle dress, held a hard 12, but the relatively small pre- chen," said Olivieri yesterday, the other hit. out resistance behind against the Orioles befor "But I haven't heard from Sid MDW with its two victories, decision at Boston, will be work- charging line scrimmage. season ranks will make a whole- 6.70-15, 7.50-14 tubaleis In-i with three days rest again ripping a 6-6 tie with eight run; Aside from initial kinks — less sale cut unnecessary. Flaherty (Machen's manager) here, upped its record to 11-15, after beating Baltimore, 5-0, with in the seventh. Rocky Colavit and so I decided to go ahead with and loser in nine out of its last blackwall 20.88* drove in five runs with a pair o the title fight." 10 tilts. a six-hitter Monday night. The WHITEWALLS JUST $4 MORI little lefty worked on an every- homers, the second a three-ru "We were supposed to get ad- fr-rth-day schedule while win- shot in the big seventh. Jim Major League vance money and that hasn'* ning 16 in the first half of theGentile hit two home runs fo come either;" added Olivieri. YMCA Offering NO CASH DOWN S"ason, but manager Ralph Houk the Birds. Hal Woodeshick (4-3 "I understand two promoters was the winner in relief am were licensed in Portland only when you buy on Steve Barber (10-8) the loser. FRESH DAILY last Monday and want to put onSwimmingCourse credit from Wards! Manager Paul Richards of th the return with Machen in Port- RED BANK — The Community Orioles, thinking reliever Han] land, Aug. 11 or Aug. 12. Well I YMCA of Red Bank is offering Aguirre shaved Ron Hansen to By The .Associated Press haven't received any money or local parents one last chance to close with a pitch in the ninth contracts from them." enroll their youngsters for be- NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE CHUM inning, charged the Tiger south Johnson, winner of his last 15 ginners swimming instruction this paw on the mound. Players from W L Pet. GB W. L. Pet. G.B. fights, will make his second de- summer. BAIT ft TACKLE both clubs intervened, however Cincinnati .56 3« .609 Detroit ...60 .645 fense of the NBA recognized title The final series of classes HEADQUARTERS and held it to a verbal brawl Los Angeles .. 54 37 .593 1J4 New York 58 32 .644 Vi against Cotton. Archie Moore is starts tomorrow at noon in the The incident followed home run: San Francisco .48 42 .533 7 Baltimore ..-.51 42 .548 recognized as champion in NewCamp Arrowhead pool, Marlboro • SKIN DIVING EQUIP. off Aguirre by Gentile and Han Pittsburgh .44 39 .530 7'^ Cleveland 52 43 .547 York, Massachusetts and Europe • MARINE HARDWARE every Saturday until a few weeks Foiles. Milwaukee ...... 43 43 .500 10 Chicago ... .47 47 .500 Cotton, a pro 14 years who once before school resumes in Septem. • 24-hr. SELF SERVICE ICE Jim Piersall and Tito Francon; St. Louis .43 46 .483 HtfBoston ..44 SI .463 17 quit the ring because he couldn't ber. • BOAT ACCESSORIES drove in seven runs betweei Chicago 38- 51 .427 lO'/JWashlngton ...... 42 50 .457 IVMRH fights, has won his last six. Rodney C. Hibner, general sec- them for the Indians and pairei Philadelphia 27 59 .314 26 Los Angeles .39 54 .419 21He has a 41-11-1 record includ- retary at the "Y", says more than for consecutive home runs in Thursday's Results Minnesota _...38 54 .413 21&ing 22 knockouts. Johnson's rec 100 hours of swimming instruc- four-run seventh inning that bea Milwaukee 5, Philadelphia 1 Kansas City 33 58 .863 28ord is 66-S. tion were given in the first three JULIAN'S the Red Sox. Boston, down (night) Thursday's Results weeks of classes. Rt. M Atlantic Highlands after five innings, had taken thi Pittsburgh 4, Chicago 0 (night) Detroit 15, Baltimore 8 LADIES DAY The "Y" is stressing begin- lead with five runs in the top oLos Angeles 10, Cincinnati 1 Cleveland 12, Boston II (night) ners' Instruction, he continued, Open Sun. S A. M. to J P. M. The seventh. Bobby Locke (3-0 (night) only games scheduled because it wants every "Y" Open Dally < A. M. to 7 P. 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(ea Brlfbt. 14SJ JOBRCURT fUtlon wagon! perfect l*M UARLETTE - lOMt, smb tpxt • HTOHEBT QUAXJTY RUMEON YACHT BASIN. INC. ACTIVE AGENCY seeks full lime aales THAYER CRIB - With mattress like 8B t-dxX Open seven dart. eoodttlonV nlna-pMienger,' 48,000 miles. aluminum e.wning. Two bedrooms, On aJl boats, taotvrt and trailers. new, also playpen, bo'th 120. Three speed BH T-4848 alter «• cleu and attractive. Maybe Men «l DEALER FOR CHRYSLER MARINE help. Real Estate experience not re- Break-up of Home! aCMMEK RENTAL — Tnree rooms. Also a complete line of palnta, hard- AND VOLVO PENTA quired. Call BARONET REALTY.. CO 20" window fan, $15. LO « 1469. 1M0 Btudtbafcer Coach." Motor recently Mlelevllle Trailer Court, Wist KeUs- 4.3010. WtcUen, pantry, Cith loom. Fumlshtd. burg. CHI CA M5M or IB T4M37. ware; water skis and accessories. YACHT PAINTS AND HARDWARE Local school teacher return* food TWO KROEHLER SOFAS — Convert- «0 week. Inquire 37 Oak It.. Knns- overhauled, (Odd paint Job, *85. SH 7- DISCOUNTS TO 40% RU 1-2300 ible. Arm chair. Call after • p.m. 8H 1- burg. ISM. . u new three rooms of furniture to 84M. AtB BOAT SALES FIBERQLAS your boat wltb alaascote be told for unpaid balance of $17*. WIDE SELECTION OK BENTALS - MM BUXCK CENTURY — Power »teer- TRACTORS Hwy. M Bellord Super Marine Resin, J8.93 gal.. |1.9ii i9s SITUATIONS WANTED, Female BINOBR SEWINO' MACHINE .— Auto- Furnished and unfurnished, Immed. lnf power brakes-Excellent condition. Between Keansburg and ACCESSORIES SU M379. uaed 12 times. Make offer. \YH «-4730 KOAM RUBBER by tin yard, square month. By appointment. OS 1-3712. fter 5. WOMAN desires day work. CalT~SH 7- warp., etc. PLUS a OlMItANTEED llncli or mile. RUMSON — Lovely four-n«droom ranch A MOBILE HOME IV LYMAN RUNABOUT-25 b.p. Scott IFOAMART Itte 35 EATONTOWN )LD TOWN 17' — Just painted, ready 9151 IlEFRIGERATOR. home, paneled living room, best sec- MARINE SUPPLIES electric starting motor, navy top, wind- after 4 p.m. 3LKNUERIZINO EQUIPMENT - For tion OQ one acre. For rent commencing To Fit Your Budget. Everything For The Boatman. New shield, full cover, remote controls and o so, |195. Call CA 1-7390 or HO 2- Small down payment on new and used. steering wheel, trailer, cushions, many 1740. __ MATUKE WOMAN with diversified ei- rent or sale: free delivery 8outh Jer- Lanor Day. Also available for balance Jersey's largest marine supply bouse. other accessories. Reasonable. AT 1-0001 perlence wishes part-time office posi- sey BURGICAL 8H 7-2J14. of aummer seaw^n. Furnished. Call BU Ifany to chooie from. Low rate fl- Evtnrude Salea and Service 1967 CHJUS CRAFT. 130 h.'S l-0780_or_LO JT-1122. •anctnr. ' evenings and weekends. rean. In water. Phone 8H 1- tion. Bookkeeping, genera! office work. FIELD FURNITURE PIANOS — flava £200 or more off list WE REFUSE TO BE UNDERSOLD THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Midriletown area. OS 1-3203. price on brand new 83 note Spinet BEVKN-P.OOM HOUSE—Oil heat, all 24 Wharf Ave. Red Bank INSURANCE — Marine, outboard-all pianos. Ten year guarantee. Coma see forms. 'Roislon Waterbury. Realtor, 4' BOAT AND TRAILER, Fiberglassed RELIABLE WOMEN wishes to take WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT Improvements, storm windows. Fenced SH 1-5780. since 1925. 16 W. Front St.. SH 7-3600. care of children in lier liome. 197 and nva. We lerviee wnst we sell. yarn far children. 71 Main Bt., Man HOLLY HILL Open Sundays and Holidays bottom, steering, good condition, 1150. Maple Ave. SH 7-2609. Will board. Tenter's Uusie Btore, tot Mam St.w»n. . Call TEaneck 7-2136. 1959 MARK 15 Mercury outboard SH 1-7480. '" f.akewood. FO 3-:i00 0 A.M. — 1 P.M. 22 EAST FRONT STREET SUMMER RENTAL Mobil* Homes Salei motor. 8LFER~8AILF1SH —Rood condition,' K'llESS CEP.AM1C KILN very gnad con- 14' CHMS CRAFT — 15 h.p. Evlnrude, nV 1-0730 after « p.m. ITIurr-room cottage. Weekly, monthly. JU 35 PArkwiy 1-5858 South Amboy carrier, anchor, oars. 1190. $200. Call RU 1-0464 after SITUATIONS WANTED, Male KEYPORT, N. J. dition MO. OaraRC door, nfver used j37a Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright. - SAILBOAT 6 p.m. with hardware. J.lll. SH_£-80(0 19SS CHAMPION — 42*8'. Two bed- CA 9-3S33 LITTLE"SILVER -• Unfumlshed~8Tl- rooms. Excellent condition. Must aell. "B" Scow sailboat, complete with WATER SKIING! PAitT TIME MU1.T1LJTH 1250 opera- KEFFUGERATO1*. fil> II). freezer unit. 1 BARGAIN — Any boat you want to sails, S295. CO 4-3445. For fafe. fast learning phone Family tor. Xerography. Evenings and week- for appointment dial CO 4-3022 MOO. Two Mfrfmian end tables J25 room ranch, two bpdrooms, l ,^ hathi Call 53-32924 alter S p.m. and week own. Low bank rates. Financing ends. 811 1-1923 alter 5 p.m. fireplace basement, garage. Adiills ands. 18' JERSEY SKIFF, 245 T Bird en Ski School for appointment SH 1-1124. STORE HOirns: Mond«y Uiru both two China Import Ittili lampi \25 Duly. Jl.Vl munlli. Year:* lease. Elwooi rangements completed in one call at glne. Three years old. 11500. Call AT Ft. of Maple Ave.. Red Bank. THREE RELIABLE BO YE available i aatirriUy »:00 A.M. to «:00 P.M. both. SH 1.02:19. GREAT LAKES-houae trailer. 41' byany of our offices. THE MONMOIJTH A. Armstrong Agency. Realtor. 55S y 1-0745. for yard, attic, cellar cleaning. OeDeral Trmrsiisir * Friday evenings till Prospect Ave. Little Sliver. SH 1-450/1 COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1- SEE THE FABULOUS Boston Whalers outdooi work. Call evenings. 8H 7-18(10 j ,221"~O7E7~TABL1 O.E. TABLE MOMODED L TV,, KS. CO 4104* 1000. SAILBOAT — 16'Comet. In wate and the comfortable Pontoon boats with »:00 P.M. Inquire SerServici eDp Department. Kaiontown LEONARDO Four rooms and mi ready to go. Two lets of sails. $'J7 thH fringe on top. Boat. Ski & St-ooter LAWN ANT) GARDEN VVORK~DONE! I TV HwH v 3535. EntnntownEtt . IJ 2-040020400.1 parlor. Ait improvements, rent, J60. AT Phone SH 7-1500 o: AT 1-0186. Center, 75 While St., R'd Bank. SH 1- BY EXPERIENCED MAN. 1124. ^- CALL 8H 7-0319 1966 NOfiOE automatic washing ma- 1-17B1. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1° CHRIS CRAFT RUNABOUT witli USED MACHINE BARGAINS hln r llal! n lt V0 ; .. ~COMET SAILBOAT — New r il •!%"•.""" " " " ' "lrtfr"M86N~~"v er7~AUrMirYi~!»ew Mercury Super 10 Hurricane. All paint- ACCOUNTANT-BOOKKEEPER -^~Parf- Singer Heavy Duty Gesr Drive _„ __ll_~ Ranch. Three bedrooms, modern kitch- eil ready to go. Boat and motor in stainless ^ steel rigging, good Katsey tlme, experienced, ail phases, general Console .....w».5»' en, full bsaement. hot air oil heal, good condition. Priced st 1200 Call safla and spares, 3 h.p. outboard, extras ledger, statement!, complete charge or Singer Heavy Duty Gear Drive I ailults preferrrfi ni> pets. lean*. Aval! LI 2-0851 before 4' p.m. or S—H 1-202. ..1. Asking 4550. Call LI 2-3419 after 6 p.m.assist. CO 4-6034. Portable IS9.50 after 4 p m. Singer Electric Console -..J59..SO MERCHANDISE WANTED able September 1st. |150 per month. ROWBOAT — Evlnrude outboard CELLARR, attics, backyards cleaned. Walnut Electric Console 129.60 Compact furnished two hrdroom bungsg - Ma+awan Ford's Summer motor. 5 h.p. Call SH 1-7245 after 7 Also light hauling. Call "Phil" AT I- PIANOS and musical Instruments low, ilable September 1st to June 15' OUTHOARD F1BERGLAS runabout? Many Other Specials wanted. Highest prices paid. H. Ten. 1958. Fully equipped with controls. 40 3507. Singer's Own Easy Budget Terms. 15th, 19«2. Adults. m> pets. J100 per h.p. Mark 55 Mercury motor electric zer. 306 Main St Lakewood or Foi-month. Permit K, Ryrnr. RR.eaJtorl , t W, starting:. 5600. 787-9654. PENGUIN HULL Information PLUMBER'S HELPER SINGER SEWING CENTER crott 3-2l9ft _ _ River Roarl. RUnison 1-1150. Experienced w7LlTTRADE~70 Broad St. Red Bsnk SPACIOUS three-bPflroom hr>u§f, con- fully equipped. Boat in water. X650. Phone SH 7-38OJ for for 5-10 b.p. outboard motor. Air con- venient ried Bank location, {113 reni- Call CO 4-2269. FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION ditioner used only flvs weeki, wilt not SH 7-MW- CLEARANCE SALE fit casement window of new home. OPEN WEDNESDAY AND 15' RUNABOUT with 30 h.p. EvTnrude SH 1-4790 mV fumlS BUSINESS NOTICES FINANCIAL FRIDAY TILL 9. _ 1 and trailer, windshield, steering wheel, : : three-bedroom, I ;, bath, modern Ranch- NEW CAR DEMONSTRATORS control!, cushions, tank and running II * M Dock SL Bulkhead Contractors. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OK REFRIOERATOR~ ^~a^oT"ioniT[. I WANTED FOR NURSERY SCHOOL. - er with large family room, beautiful .•<• lights. Quick sale, first 1395 takes all. tion, |50. lUsed clocks lhat go tlck-tock. grounds. I,ease at $165. Wesrt Nemeth Docks rebuilt, piling Jetted, hammered. AT 1-0058 SH M883. Estimates given 8E 5-1744. i; MOBILE SERVICE STATION'for'Ve'ase I Agency. SH 1-2240. NEW CAR GUARANTEE! Front Street and alobe Court. Red ANTIQUES — Paintings. N. J.Atlas'. 24' RICHARDSON Shelter Skiff. 1960. MUSIC FOR ALL OCCASIONS. CA- lank. Reasonable rent. Limited invest- MEDIUM upright piano tij fine condl- Two bunks, head, full ranvaa. Chrysler Estates purchased and appraised, SH TERING. BOB FORLENZA. OS 1-ment. Excellent opportunity. 0-a call SH 7-5161 7-2003. The Hudson Shop Inc.. 511 $ 90 177. 24 hours motor time. In water. 2471. !A 2-S049. after 7 call SH 7-8918, broad St.. Shrewsbury. ^_ WANTED TO RENT Call 787-5333 between 5 and 8 p.m. >AROE ANTIQUE buffet and table. Your Choice l4- .rw«k KOie THEE WORK, C*a tree itrHce. DELICATESSEN -- Kully equipped. 833 OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, cblna AiRLlNB~PILOT and~famTiy~two~rhrT P Topping, trlmmlns, removal. Call L<1 Excellent condition. Will aell separate- SAILBOAT—Like new, 17' Pirate, ma- ~lroadway. West Ix>ng Branch. Oolng ly. jlO ^5173, glassware, art objects asd brlc-a- dreni, need three-bedroom house Red hogany, complete with sails and trailer, 2-4220 for tret estimates. Pull Insurance uslness. CA 2-4250. brae. Immediate eaah for anything and BanK area, occupancy August or Sep- UC-793 '60 Ford, 4-dr. Fairlane 500, 8-cyl., auto. dry sailed, used 3 or 4 times, owner coverage. AIR CONDITlbrfER — iervel, V Ion;everything. Riucll'i. 2S East Front St. Hnl»r 1. HY 4 2844 collect leaving for England. Coat over $1500, HIGHLANDS — Package deal-for dras- will sell for »85I). AT 1-3227 or LO 6-2400 SECURITY DETECTIVE AGENCY — tically reduced S9.800 you get two, two- ised, 1.13. SH 1-169X UC-801 '60 Ford, 4-dr. Fairlane. 500, 8-cyl., auto. Uniform guards, plant protection, con- itory houses plus two bungalows. Year m; 1-2130 WANTED — Snow blower for Gravely 14' RUNABOUT -^15~h.p7~inotor wltli struction, sporting and special events. round or seasonal rentals. Miurt be told 'OLDINO CARRIAOE — OompTetcTwith tractor. Call HI 3-1037 after < FURNISHED ROOMS UC-800 '60 Ford 2-dr. Fairlan. 500, 8-cyl., auto! two-wheel trailer, J35O. 14 runabout Experienced Investigators. 293 Main in doctor's orders. First person takes without motor, iioo. SH 7-18)5. Bt., Keansburg. N. J. 787-B255. It. BNYDER REALTORS. 135 First Ave. HOTEL BEL A1H — 1M Brighton Are . UC-947 '60 Ford Ranch Wagon J81 CHRIS CRAFT sea skift, 19«0. 108MA8ON — Dry walls, laterals, patios, .tlantlc Highlands. AT 1-0900 Eves. OS Long Branch. Sleeping rooms bf day b.p., 32 miles ner hour, excellent con- sidewalks and septic tanka. CaU BH 1- •1598. I'OU'RB itlSHNO riNl VALUES - or waek. Nightly, single, 13; double. (5. 1078. PETS AND LIVESTOCK Weekly >10 and up. dition. Asking 12500. transferred to Cal- Many take advantage of our huge sav- ifornia. CA 2-2032 or RU 1-1704. AKC GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. KED BANK single, double room gentle- NO MONEY DOWN 14' DUMP BODY TRUCK, available to man. couple, block to trains, buM«s. OWNER TRANSFERRED — 25' Zobel remove trash from yards, attlcl, cel- INSTRUCTION ings passed on to you. Need room, will Seven weeka old. wormed and shots. lars, etc. Also, equipped for contract- Ooulrl Farm. 8H 7-43<1. _ _ _ shopping. SH 1-18M after 5 p.m. IF YOU QUALIFY 'Sea Fox" Bklff, Chrysler Sea V engine, sacrltlcs contents of fine home. Come less than 100 hours. Extras. SH 7-0270. ing work. SH 7-2144. UTORINO -- Experienced teacher. BASSET^PUPS ~ CO «~3995 FURNISHED ROOM, Gentleman only Irades 3-7. Math, English, Reading. n and browse. RUSCIL'S, » E. Front St. See the ribbons on UII wall private home. Conveniently located. SH 1 MERCURY —10 h.p. outboard. Ex- ilAVJE SEDAN WILL TRAVEL^To do lall after a. AT 1-1647. 1-8784. ______8 MORE 1960's IN STOCK cellent condition. S100. odd lobs such as cellars pumped out Anytime you'd like to call RU 1-1602 small lawns, fence building, window TUTORING — College scholarship atu SWEET CORN — pfcked~every^ndrmng POODLE PUPPIE8 Small minis SINGLE ROOM -- Private home. Two cleaning Hnd minor repairs. All work dent. High school French, English, so- from our own fields, Jersey tomatoes. ture, eight weeks, males, AKC. apricot blocks from Campbells Junction. Call UC-1014 '60 Rambler Custom Wagon $ 1875 14' CHIPPEWA — Runabout, light, fast, guaranteed and reasonable. Call TAO cial studies. Reasonable. SH 7-5662 You can't buy fresher produce. Uahler 787-9192 newly painted, excellent condition, leak at W 2-0242. Bros. Farm "and Nursery, South St., and brown. 185. HI 3-35M or SH jM468. 4-dr., automatic, R&H proof, complete accessories, moving. RENCH — For groups of CHILDREN, HolmdeJ. (Opposite Bendix Plant). WILLING to sell or share beautiful ROOM AND BOARD — For eldtfly must sell. SH 1-7458. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting •14, and ADULTS. For detain, please black riding registered mare. Person person Weekly or monthly. Country reasonably done. Estimate cheerfully call SH 7-53.15 after 7 p.m. ALMOST NEW baby crib. Stnillo chair. must havt adequate riding and grsr- location. Call OS 1-1103. UC-I0I2 '59 Plym. Tudor, bile., auto., R&H $1095 TRAILERS — Used, for 14' to 17' boats, given. EH 1-8055 or OS 1-1783. ~:ar bed, carriage. Reasonable, going 1150 to 1200. Boat, Ski A Bcooter Cen- WANTED — Spanish conversation les- iverseas. AT 1-0866. SH74235 SINGLE ROOMS. Clrfcn amj eomfon- UC-864 '59 Ford Cus. 300, 4-dr., auto., $1295 ter, 75 White St., Red Bank. SH 1-1124 LAWN AND GARDEN WORK DONE sons. CaU ENOUBH SPRlSdiiR — Spaniel pup mble. Reatonablt rate, QiJiH, Gen- BY EXPERIENCED MAN. LJ 2-3ie> CONTENTS OF HOME-Three bed- py. Own with pride. Mrs. A. Luttgens, tlemen prtftrred. n Wallace St. IH 1- OUTBOARD MOTOR — Evlnrude 15 CALL SH 7-0319 rooms, living room, dining room, kitch- RD1, Colts Neck. WH 6-4507. _ 5392. Radio and heatar. h.p. Excellent condition. Call weekends en, den. 18' diameter, 3' depth Dough- Stansberry'a. 899 Hwy 35, lllddletown. ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS — Sidewalks, boy plastic pool with fence. SH 1-7142. HANDSOMITMALE DACHSHUND""— NICELY FURNISHED ROOM ~ Cowl UC-972 '59 Ford Galaxie Conv.rtibk $1650 patios, masonry, cesspools, laterals, MERCHANDISE Puppy, fully Inoculated, housebroken, vtnllliiion, ihow«r. Kin« local Ion. M 195> ELGIN OUTBOARD -- Motor. 12 trenching. Additions, eradinf and fill. MOVING—Baby furniture, Ironer, stu- worm free. Reasonable. SH 74995. Harrllnc R>1., Red Bank. >H 7-QVVt 8-cyl., automatic h.p. Used one season. S140. 25 Third Dial 787-3845 or 787-4940. FOR SALE dio couch, round table, toys, lawn mow- 81, Rumion. AKiTANDARD OODLEiETght PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING er, let skates. Other Items. SH 7-34M. COME IN FRIDAY (Open until 91 i Interior, exterior. CaU Ed ZInser, IH HOMEMADE UTILITY TRAILER. weeks, beautiful Jet black, champion- REAL ESTATI FOR SALI place your order for a Boston Whaler 7-3491. HAMMOND ahlp_blood line, SH 1-S043. _ Take Your Pick At '695 and save SfiO on the 33' or S1B0 on the SIAMESE KITTENS -"Nine" weeks, 16'. Price rise effective July 22. Boat ORGAN STUDIO rained. C.V.A. registered. Call SH 7 HOUSES FOR SALE UC-906 '58 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan Ski at Scooter Center, 75 White St., OF ASBURT PARK ELECTRIC MEAT 8LICER — Meat *50^ _ Red Bank. SH 1-1124. EMPLOYMENT cuber. National cash register. All ex- UC-I0I2 '58 Plymouth Tudor, 6-cyl. Thomas Spinet Orgin «..| cellent condition. Call 787-0208. PUftEBBED COLLIE - Amaia beauty HELP WANTED-FEMALE Hammond Chord, 8-ft ... % In cost, structure,' expression, disposi- BERG UC-I0I5 '57 Ford Custom 300, sharp AUTOS AND TRUCKS Conn Spinet Org'fcn $ tion. Blue Merle. 28 months. Champion DENTAL ASSISTANT — Experienced lammond M-3, walnut _ S 996 Free Installation n«ll Haven blood line. AKC registered, VETERANS UC-981 '57 Ford,Fairlan* 500, 8-cyl., auto. or Inexperienced, full time. Write "As- SALES AND SERVICE ALUMINUM COMBINATION papers, show or pet. Housebroken. Sell sistant," Box 511, Red Bank. RENTAJU AND INSTRUCTION STORM WINDOWS alTlrnctlon of oo«l for right home. LI NO DOWN PAYMENT TT5J5~PH~ONE~SOLIC1TORS to work at Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 20700. . home for fund raising organization. In COOKMAN AVE. AND WAIN ST. MINIATURE POODLES $79 Per Month Atlantic Highlands area. Call VA « 6 for $77 10 weeks old, black, AKC ami pedigree Join Uie Llfeaaving Club. You'll knffw Take Your Pick At '350 7888. PR 5-930O TluM-channel lilt, triple ,ns«rl, papers, show stock. OA 9-0208. ^ what we mean whan you ae« this ORaAMic^aLAUTONlTfi — ~BtiliTliMd trlplt tilt action! lovaly three-bedroom home with formal UC-969 '56 Ford Custom, 8-cyl., standard, 4-dr. SECRETARY lor general office work, and farm supplle*. SWARTZEL'8 Holm PROW.Vf 32 BROAD BT.. RID BANK lining room, science kitchen. bas» permanent position, shorthand and typ. SHadyaldt 1-7500 ment. mud room, range, blinds, com- ing required. SH 1-5700. 'el Rd. by railroad. Hazlet. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT UC-986 '56 Ford Custom, gray/whits RErORJg bination aluminum Morm laah and • SECRETARY -•- For school principal. TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machinal lov»iy landscaped lot In a central Ir, FIAT All makes new or used. Guaranteed. ing out of business sale. Used furniture APARTMENTS_ cstlon. Immediate poaaeaslon at dot- UC-976 '56 Plymouth Suburban, rad Annual beginning salary S2.7OO. Twelve Low as $25, Serplco's. 101 Monmoutb department. Kitchen tables, chairs, ing. month . position, four weeks vacation. 81 Next to theater. SH 7-0485. beds, springs, dreaaers, chests, youth TW!N™(JABLE—Apartments. Four-room Write "8CHOOL" Box 811, Red Bank. beds. Mar.y. many more Items. No apartment on riverfront |Ml month. $11,700 Full Price OPERATORS"— Collar setter! snd EXERCYCLE - Like new, fttsTTlO reasonable offer refused. Must dispose SH 1-2399.j 25 ADDITIONAL USED CARS seam aewers. Apply at 4 Catherine per month. Call SH 71524 immediately. 115 West Front 8t , Non-Vet $355 Down St., Red Bank. evenings Bank. apartment. Two bedrooms, large living IN STOCK ... ALL TO SO! rixim, dlntnr room, moilern kitchen, DEALER8 for Wonderware. Easy mon SEWING MACHINES CHILD'S bedroom furnlluie, two biinV tile bath. Centrally located in fine Monmouth County Offlc* ey. promotion, 175-1200 weekly. Full or Singer Slant-O-MsUc Special repos- beds,without mattresses; bureau, chest residential area in Red Rank. $140 part time. Contents, social events, meet- sessedert.. ExcellentExcellet' rondllion. Your' of drawers, etc.. 135. SH 7-'.'59(. montb. .Available immediately. 9H m. 35, Mlddletown, N. J. ings. Call GI 6-4213 reverse. for $10.07 monthly after smsil down COMBiNATlbrV~OIl/GAS white Vilampl 767:'.. $ payment. CLEANING WOMAN" one d»~y"a~week stove $50. LHwn mowrr }A. (harden REU BANK " lmmeiliate~occupancy. own transportation. Call after 4:30 p.m. hose 12. Call CO 4397] between 8 a.m.First noor, modern tour-room apart- THE BERG AGENCY 787-2677. SINGER SEWING CENTER and It a.m. 19 Broad Bt. Red Bant meat. Tile hath, private entrance. On "PtMontllzed Sarvicf" r WOMEN - Free ftlnner. Braii dish, Phone SH 7-3806 for KBr>DERg~ONK TO~N~Ylr"conilit'ioner bus line. Call SH 7-3004. MATAWAN FORD surprise flft. Only during August. Call I*REE HOME DEMONSTRATION used two seasons. Perfect condition. THRKE-HOOM Modern furnished OSborn* I -1000 998 GI 6-4213 reverse. • S68 AT 1-1764. P.O.E. OPEN WEDNESDAY AND iparlment. Garage. Also near Fort FRJDAY TILT, 9 Osllr >• Saturday and Sunday 1(1 T 60 MAIN ST. ' MATAWAN cSk~TYPisT — 22-40 years, short- APPLIANCES AND FURNITURE at Moninoutli. Call SH 7-1647 or SH 1-3213 Successors to Geo. S. Barrett & Son hand required. Permanent position, Red WE BUY AND BULL anything and bargain prices: aome used: soms dent- FURNlsllED —""Three rooms, bath, Bank area. 37'j hour work week. Oive everything. Give the highest prices ed; some floor samples; some traje- utilities, private entrance, parking. Hwy rtetalla and experience. Writs "C. T.".Call William Left Furniture, inc.. Hwy ln«. Refrigerators priced from »«; Elec- 35 bus passes door SH 1-797H. _ RAY STILLMAN LO 6-3100 Box fill. Kfii Bank. 35. Mlddletown. SH 1-3213. Opes «ve tric rsnges as low as |15: 21" Console WOMEN ~FulF"or part~tim~e~or~th« ninrs till 9 p. , TV |65. 13 en. ft. chest freexer from fHREE~ROt)M8 anil bath. Oood for ESTABLISHED 43 YEARS Red Bank-Mlddletown area. Salary and $14$; Automatic Washers, as low sscouple or single person. Hwy. 3A, Red OIL PORTRAITS, 18x24 from color Bank. SH 1-3014 car allowance. Part-time 9-1 ai repre> snapshots, sin. No payment if not sat- JJO. Everything in Real Estat* tentative of Lullabye Diaper Service. isfied. OS 1-1017 or Box 103, Middle- MONTGOMERY WARD BAROAIN rrg Call SH 1-2642 for appointment, be- town. N.J. children, pets permitted. Available. Au- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING tween 9-1 p. m. only. CENTER si OUR WAREHOUSE. BUFFIA USED LAwTr"M^"WER8"i25~and~upr30 Hope Rd., and Garden Stata Parkway guct 1. SH 71772. SH 1-9115 STATE HWY. » SHREWSBURY HOUSEKBEPKR~~~LlVe in. capabl* gallon hoi water electric boiler, 3.000 Spur, IS KKTciiSricTr XPA RTMKNTS" "and woman for general household duties, watt generator, gas heater. Hundreds New Shrewsbury. Telephone IJ 2-0644. rooms. Weekly ratei. Rlverslda Motel. SH i:8600_ IT'S help with care of three children, op- of other things must be sold, need 90 N. Bridge Ave., Red Bank. . f— Three-bedroom Ranch HIGHWAY 35 portunity for right person. Call CA 9-room. Fanner Mower Shop, 110 Hwy. 38. Belford. 787-9629. I NEW One apartment left. Three er. large living; room with dining artn. 3477. Lovely to Look at. .i rooms and tile bath. All electric. Nice full basement with playroom. Plot Mt LEAVING FOR MiLWAUKEE~~Mlist section. Business couple preferred. East 127. Walkina g distance to ichool and bus- HAND SEWERS sell contents of home. Now at Ruscil'a. Keansburg, 787-348'J. Itni-, PrICf Hf LI 2-1020 Thre» mllei EXPERIENCED Secretary ' desk. S19.50; pair modern So Easy to Own* KATONTOWN 24 Brosd SI, Two andMIDDLBTOWN For button * and buttonhole*. step tables, 17.50 each; cocktail table. downtowdow n KeKd Bank. New thre«-b«r] BARGAIN DAYS Seller hands. We will pay traveling 19.60; pair lamps. 13.75 each: summer JUST TAKE OVER three room apartmenii . Nlcaly Mrnlshed room SpJH with |am« room, ] »-*j baihn expenses. Steady %'ork. good pay. tug, }9.50: apartment sue refrigerator. Call SH_7j-l»71. _ built-in fir age Price $17,500. Wtart EATONTOWN IRVING LXICHT CO. J«9; playpen. 17.50; smsll Westing BALANCE DUE UN FURNISHED" lifd Bank, South NemMh A|«ncy, BH l-£E10. Member home rsdliy-liO.M; etc—R14SCW8,-2» i—BH WuUipl»-Urt4ngi E. Front St. HOUSEWORKER — Mornings, ilve ~ OF ONLT; ~ 7-2777. All utilities Included. SPSPACIOUI S 8KVKN-HOOV M BPUUTT on days. References required, 3^MO» good ilie plot. Thrca bedroomi, b*th, SH 7-2606 $284 located In heart of Red Bank. $90 separate dining room. d«lui« kltchtn. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE garage. Near all ichooii. Owner lacri HOSTESS — Formal dining room, must and pay $3 weekly! per month. All utilities Int-liHled. SI! 1- BOB WHITE BUICK 1144. __ - -_ _ -••_.. : rice at 917,500. For appointment call make good appearance. Steady, Rent A Piano $12 per Month Elwoorf A, Armitrong Agency Realtor, year employment. Pleasant working KNABE, MASONHAMUN, 80HUER 3 Complete rooms of elegant, EATONTOWN " "Modern, four" rooms, 5 rroipect Ave,, LlttU Silver. SH 1 conditions. Salary open. Reply stating unrurniihed. Hrsl, h(it water, israge. 4S00. BARGAINS full resume, P.O. Box 551, Red Bank, CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. STICK Brand new furniture LI 20410 after 5:30 p.m N.J. Cookmsn Ave. * Main St.. Asbury Pk. KL'MSON ' Cttpe Ood, two oedrootni. IN • X pc. living room large expunnlan attic, cllir, nil heat, RELIABLE YOUNO LADY to work Open dally till » Sat. till. »:30 • 9 pc. bedroom attached garage, 100x100 corner, low at riding stable. Mult have drivers COMMERCIAL RENTALS taxe», imar aclmola. f^<000. RU 1-0706. license. Call after 6, AT 1*2651. PR 59301 • 5 pc. dlmtte »ToRE~"fiJRTRENT"- on "white it COOKWARE and we throw, in a guaranteed Call your own brokar or Call SH T Beautiful 21 piece set of matching „ .... Threa bedroom ranch, $S.% ptr USED CARS reconditioned refrigerator! 1100. iiiunth. Price: 114.BOO. Call 787-1234. HELP WANTED-MALE cookware. sacrifice, J18. Will deliver. 1961 Valiant V-20O sedan, Ex- Call SH 7-2662. LODfiE ROOM for r«nt. Center or Eaton town. On** town. Could he used also for office ill roomi, Prlca |15,- ecutive car, 2,300 miles has IMMEDIATE OPENINGS HAND-CARVED oak set. sofa, two THRIFT WAREHOUSE space Approximately 2,400 sq. ft. Write Power Steering, Radio. Heater chairs, two tables, orglnally S250. now "LODQB" Boi 811. Red Bank. WE NEED MEN NOW $50. Also limed oak corner table, $7. 31 East rront Street T- WatfrfroniT and many extras and with a RU 1-1561. Keyport, N. J. FTTORYLFTiTrnTpmT beautiful view. Three bid roomi. (ire- >cal company must hire ten men IX 3.00I)ft.-each. One loll street Ifvsl. place, modern kitchen including r#- new car guarantee. Opportunity to grow with new and exKODAK VERIFAX Photo Copier for let- For Appointment Dlsl CO 4-3011 other separate building. Writs "MAC" ter and legal size paper. Like new, com- Box 511, Red Bank. rrigurator and waiher. oil iteam htm. only 2200.00 pandlng factory branch. Must be will plete with Matrex paper and solution. ' „ encloned porch, narag^. W ntudlo ing workers. Permanent positions, STORE HOURS: Mondsy thru Salurdiy OFFICE for lease. Three rooms, sec- or play house and other extras. I.arna EM.50 salary to stsrt. SH 1-4014. Cost new |150, price $75. Call OS 1- 1960 Valiant V-20O 4-dr. sta- 06O0._ 9:00 i.m. to 6:00 p.m. Thundiy A ond floor, alr-condltloneil. One parking lot Kxcclltfnt condition. Price IIT.500. PAINTER AND PAPBRHANOERH • Prirtiy tveningt 'tjl 9:00 p.m. space for lessee. Downtown. RH 1-7700. AT 1-2141-J. tion wagon, 10,000 miles, fully Call HO 2-0681 VARIETY FURNTrURBSTORE" O"* between 6:30 and Ing out of business sale. Bunk beds with ._, . | Action: That'a whit Tha (trulitfr equiped "and "guaranteed.- - ENT 1O'«12', uied one*. Firm JWI. lClaiilfltil aUi hav« Iieen lelling foi (More Cluiifled Ads 1 cable • sprlngs,—guird_iajl. Jind.. lajifr, BIG DISCOUNTS only 2300.00 SALESMAN $40; five-piece dinette set. $39; »*123all -iin«r-«-p.mp . —— — - (fthetr ndv«rtl«*ri (or ov*>r «ir««.t(U«- On The Nwt Page) Company established and doing busi- rugs. $26; unpalnted captains' chairs, SH 7-1921 iters of a century.—Advertisement. ness In this area tor the palt 90 $6; foam rollaways, $20: kitchen cabi- ON 1961 BUICKS 1959 DeSota Sportsman 4-dr. y.earf has opening for married man with nets ' frnm $5; roil springs. $8. Many hardtop, Power Steering, PBw- car, bondable, ,'and ready to work. Open- mre items. Everything at cost or ing In Monmquth and Ocean Counties. below. 115 West Front 8t.. Red Rsnk. SPECIALS - SKYLARKS - LA SABRE - INVICTA er windows, Leather trim. A Work with district manager while train- real cream puff with low mile- ing. Call PR 50706 for interview. ('j'i b~ LOA room «lr condition- ers. Automatic, *i ton, Call OS I- ELECTRA ... ALL ON SALE FOR age, ITALIAN CHEF — Year-round~Ref- 026J. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY erences needed. Qood job for rlgtit per- HUNDREDS OF $ UNDER LIST PRICES! only 1850.00 son. L*M< Restaurant. 419 River Rd., ^Jp Fair Haven. SH 7-9270. furniture suitable for plsy, nursery, or A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! 1957 Cadillac 62 4-dr. sedan, Sunday school. Please,call Secretary, 1961 HIGH SCHOOL Tlnton Falls school, I.I 2-0187 between one owner, low mileage, in 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Judged As America's Top Car tip top condition. GRADUATES With Mechanical drawing training Adding Machines—Typewriters only 1750.00 Write giving full resume or training SEWING MACHINE China and Glass Repair Painting and Decorating USED CAR SPECIALS! to MDf BOI lttl. Red Bank. OPPORTUNITY ADOINQ MACHINES - Trpewrltell K MKND1NO - Chins, lllii" CARir B~JONSS^Palrjlln|( and de? 1957 Plymouth custom station FE00(T"WAXER ANii'T'ORTER—iiuit Almoat new reposseased flingrr Desk •old. rented, repaired. Serplco's. 101 •liver reflnlshlng and plating. Tharm- oratlnc. General rontractlng. Fr«« have experience and references. Kul model, when new $259.50. Youpsy Mnnmouth Bt.. Re4 Bank. 811 7-0M5 os buckets. China A Olaas fihnp. 147 tlmatea Call BH 1-4343, 24 hours 1959 BUICK, 4-dr. LaSabre HT, Full Power $1775 wagon, Radio, Heater, Auto- and part-time available. Write "Floor," $6.fll monthly after small down pay- Rrnad St Reil Rank KM 74100. Box oil. Red Bank. ment. Zigzaggar Included. 1959 RAMBLER, Custom Sta. Wag,, Low Mi. $1495 matic Trans. Below wholesale. MEN WAITED— Over 18. Stiiukwork SINGER SEWING CENTER Appliance Repiln Public Stenographer only 550.00 and delivery truck driver. Apply after 69 Broad Bt. Ked Bsnk Fuel Oil - Heating 1959 OPEL, 2-dr. Rekord, One Owner $ 895 p.m. Carroll's Stationers, CH Br Phone SH i-3»0« for APPUANi~E REPAIR and Instills- BAKU SERVICED 1956 Buick special 4-dr. hard- St.. ned Bank. N. J. HOME DKMONBTRATION tlon. Residential and commercial wir- 4KUJCL OU, A HBATINO—Call HII 1 TYP1NO - Publicity: Bookkesplng _l 958 PLYMOUTH, Station Wagon, 9-Pa»s. $1045 top. Clean. OPEN WEDNESDAY ANII ing. Allen Electric. BH 7-0613. M10. Oil tt^JJvery. Inc.. Hervice A Service. Mlmeoitraphlng. Will pickup flOOK Ni J.111DAYTII.L » «•!»<. 3 HThen at.. Ktrt Bank, and deliver, CA »..W00, 1957 LINCOLN, 2-dr. Premier < $1195 F^xpcrienced. Apply 0 a.m. Insulation A only 450.00 .Siding Corp.. 905 Main St.. Anbury Pnrk i Auctioneer 1957 PLYMOUTH, 4-dr. Sedan $ 695 1955 Buick special 4-dr. :: - on at once: secretary desk, apartment re Radio-Television Repair low temperature cabinet. Steady em- frlgcrator, living room furniture, twu II. ii, COATS — /An\eisentlal Auction Home Improvements bcflroom suites. Victorian rockers, mod- AppralBkl flenrlra vanrwrjera." 314 1956 PONTIAC, Sta. Wagon, Air-Conditioned $ 775 only 295.00 ployment, high salary, union benefits. A. C. HAUIO * TELEVISION~c6 — Call MArkft 2-0.T0O. Newark ern chairs, lamps And lamp tables, Nnrwnod Ave.. Deal. Phone KEllOfg AJ/TErtATlONH. repairs, rooflnc, mil- 12.1 Shrewsbury Ave. SH 14761. SERV- maple dinette set, Westtnghoune radio, Ing, «>ab1net making. Fre* sstlmstes. II.-B WHILE YOU WAIT. I ALL pNE-OWNER CARS 1954 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan. One pots, pans, dishes, chins, glassware anil W. Murray. 3S7-««7t ELECTROLUX CORPORATION bric-a-brac. RUSCIL'S, .25 E. Front Ht. owner, clean. MEN witnte-1 over 21. Sales anil serv 1) i-IUMtllANO "Tne Carpenter" Ice. Mechanical background helpful. BOS MAOIO CHEF OAS STOVE Enc.ellenl Auto and Truck,Rental Kxporlenceit alterations, rrpnlr work, Rooting, Siding and Insulation only 300.00 Prospect Aviv. I.lllle Silver Shoppln i:«jn'lltion. CHII after 6 |i m out-lnilile. 811 1-415). 8)1 lltll TRANSPORTATION CARS Center, fill I-2O7O. OS 10183 insulation it Siding Corp. Certified ent a new car or truck. Low WUHK1NO MAN'S contractor—Altar- Good transportation available, TRADE IN your old furnlKlre~wlth~no rales Maple Ave.. Ked Bank. 8)1 V- atlons. additions, palntlnx. masonry. Johns-Manville contractor, PR SI4O7 Prices Ranging from $75 to $395 OVRDENEII " Experienced, one ilay (no*.. PR 4 V-'R Dally 7 a.m.—in p.m. or Adam l.iiu.inayer AT 1-0302 guaranteed for inspection. each week. 115 day. Riverside down pypayment t and gegtt a new pparlot nil ftttlie little Inhn IX) A-17H or dinindii g room aett att salle pricesi . Wl OLSON CO. WC. — Hoofing. Siding 4k 95.00 and up Heights ifrljon. Call fllf 7-OO7:i. alur f). Ham Left FurniturFne e In.Inc... HHwy 35y, ItisulMloii innullPd And Guaranteed WANTED Boy to work In upholstery Middlelown. SH 1-3313133 . . open evenings Building Contractor for 10 years I'll .VD7US-AT I-0J1O. nhop. Steely )r,b. Mlict li«< 'Irlver' till 9 o. m. INSURANCE licenitP. M. Hllhersteln, -'ft Mechanic St.. P.i>d Hunk. NEW HOUEH. alterations, repairs. wftrPVrBsent inaui- BRING YOUR ROLLERS Highest quality work. For astlmstss ance? Want a better deal1" Call Dunn Tel. Answering Service MEN WANTBO NKW VYNOCBL WINDOW SHADES call Herbert Elgenrauch. 811 1-6201, Insurance Agency. SH V55.1.1. BOB WHITE BUICK, Inc. To collect our regular up-to-date roulM. Put on while you wslt. LET 1'H UK your icrreury. So need In own area. No experience neces All sun to 3«" tn miss r:t]i*. -I hour answering DENDER'S sary. Must have car. $2 per hour tn IU;|) DANK ALUMINUM PHODUCTS service. 811 1-4700. AUTHORIZED BUICK - OPEL SALES AND SERVICE Chrysler. Imperial, Plymouth start. For Information write Mr. Lo- Storm windows, aiding, awnlnga Painting and Decorating xlnshv. P.O Box It. East Rrunnwfck $1.19 ea. RH 7-JB.M or SH 1- Blwlrolux, call PK sVONt Ave., West Keansburg. 7H7-37M. 5 p.m. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOX SALS 26-Fnday, July 21. 1961 RED BANK REGISTER | HOUSES fOR SA1E HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE NEED ROOM FOR GRANDMA OR LARGE FAMILY? , SHREWSIURYrOFHCE OFFERINGS: HOUSES FO* SALE HOUSES FOR SALE THE DOWSTRA AGENCY We have the perfect hou*e with living roam, full dining room, LITTLE SO-VER RANCHER < 91 E**t Front Street Red Bank, N. J modern kitchen with breakfast nook, two'bedrooms tnd Mm, fire- Six yean oM. Brick front, large lot, nice bedrooms, dining room ,5H M70Q place OowDr 'two Urge rooms uA bath up. Garage, lovely yndand latest Mtcta; Tiled J*fc. overeiw garage, hot water bate- RAY VAN HORN REALTORS with trees tad shrubs. Gliw and screened porch. Hot water gas board heat, oak Ooow, wall to wall carpeting, draperfe*. Owner OVER A QUARTER CENTURY < Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing heat. Full price 913,200. moved to California. A real bargain at Sl8,O00-or make offer. DELIGHTFUL RED BANK COLONIAL NEAR RIVER Member Multiple Listing Service CHARMING RANCH . ' COUNTRY LIVING—NEAR GOLF COURSE Foyer, large sunken living room with beamed ceiling, fireplace. Top location. Beautifully landscaped one-half afire. Handy to ele- On* acre plot in country graced with custom split level home; RENTALS: Rumson two-bedroom carriage house. $110. Powder room. Dining room, den, huge kitchen, dinette, screened mentary school. This home includes living room with fireplace; with all modem conveniences; wall to wall carpet, dishwasher, air porch on first floor. Three bedrooms, two baths on second. Per- large dining area; attractive, modern kitchen, three bedrooms and conditioner, bar in den, electric kitchen, large dining room, apa- FOUR BEDROOMS IN LITTLE SILVER — Attractive setting, two fect condition. • Short walk to churches, schools, shopping area baths modern kitchen, hot water oil heat, garage, new low price bath. Plaster walls, garage. A real buy at $17,500. clous living room, four bedrooms, 1# baths, attached garage. Asking $36,500. School buses, parochial and public schools, shopping and transpor- Of $18,750. NEED FOUR OR FIVE BEDROOMS? tation. Asking $27,600. MIDDLETOWN — Trees! Trees! Trees! Acre. Remodeled co- OWNER AND ARCHITECT PICKED RUMSON TO BUILD Unusual split level in fine locution. Large living room, spacious lonial, white fencing, center hall, two fireplaces, four bedrooms, THIS TRULY CHARMING HOUSE family size kitchen, recreation room, five bedrooms or four and EXPANSIVE-NOT EXPENSIVE two baths, den, deluxe kitchen, dishwasher. Asking $30,000. Taxes A magnificent colonial home on one and one-half park-like acres den; l'/3 baths, washer, dryer and sudsaver, two-car garage. Lot Three-bedroom rancher with two baths, large living room and din- $350. overlooking the water with water rights. Large foyer, party size 80x150. Trees and shrubs. Immediate occupancy. Only $1,840 ing area, tomorrow's kitchen; den 14x10' with sliding glass doors. sunken living room with fireplace, paneled den, formal dining down buys this attractive home. Full price $18,400. Basement with recreation room 25'xl5\ two-car garage, oil fired WATERFRONT — Seven-room rancher. Three years old. Four hot water heat combination screens, storm sash and doors, dish- bedrooms, l'/ tiled baths, breezeway, laundry, two-car garage. room, domestic science kitchen. Four splendid bedrooms, two and 2 onejhalf baths. Owner transferred. $49,500. NESTLED AGAINST TREES washer, carpeting, draperies. Nicely landscaped lot. Owner trans- FHA mortgage $19,500. Taxes only $350. Asking $23,950. Within walking distance of shopping and transportation. This lovely ferred. Best buy at $24,900. FOUR BEDROOMS, TWO BATHS $23,500 split level on fully landscaped one-half acre offers living room, TRANSFERRED OWNER offers his six-room, l'/fc bath, one-year- 1 old ranch for immediate occupancy. Perfect condition. Modern We sold a similar house recently for a higher price and it did dining area, efficient kitchen, recreation room, four bedrooms, or BELL LAB AREA table-top stove, wall oven, brick enclosed patio, oversized garage. not nearly measure up to this one's perfect condition. Living room, three and den. Two full baths. Wall to wall carpeting and Ve- Magnificient grounds, running brook, many shade trees, lush green Large plot. $26,000. den, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, heated workshop, ga- netians. 4'/j% Gl may be assumed. Full price J18.990. lawns, appointments of structure include spacious living room rage. Good landscaping. with fireplace; formal dining room, large science kitchen, family 804 River Road Fair Haven den, three master sized bedrooms, two full baths, basement, at- LITTLE SILVER HLLS1DE ACRE MATTHEW J. GILL tached two-car garage, many extras. Within walking distance to SH 7-4100 Perfect spot for unusual split level. Owner sacrificing this prop- both public and parochial schools. Westbound owner asking $32,500. erty due to personal reasons. Asking $9,000. "The Broker Who Knows Middletown" HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN LAVISH LOT, LOVING LANDSCAPING! Three bedrooms and den! Center hall, attached garage, 1% baths, RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS OS 1-3200 OS 1-0196 ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, INC. basement. Very large living room with indirect lighting, eat-in 600 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN pine kitchen. Convenient location—near school, stores and trans- Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm portation. Nicely shrubbed and landscaped. $23,900. SHadyside 7-4532 189 BROAD STREET RED BANK, NEW JERSEY WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY SH 1-3450 Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: Member Multiple Listing Service VETERANS-NO DOWN PAYMENT Member Multiple ^tsting Service SH 1-0804—77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK ATTENTION: BELL LAB FAMILIES! We «uggest the town of 1954 three-bedroom split level in desirable section of Middletown. SH 1-0200-120 FAIR HAVEN ROAD, FAIR HAVEN Large living room, full dining room, playroom, garage, l'/4 baths. Lincroft for country living and easy commuting for Dad. Best GLISTENING WHITE (newly painted) Eape .dod, four bedrooms schools—parochial, public and private. We have homes in every Schools in immediate area. Local and city bus transportation. in top location of LITTLE SILVER, attractive/living room with bay MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE FHA appraised, $750 down. Selling for $16,300. price range. Bring your budget to us; we'll tailor it to the right window, dining room, kitchen, cellar, fenced in and surrounded by home for you. trees. A value located in a neighborhood that will surprise you RED BANK COLONIAL TOP LOCATION — St. James parish. Four Asking $15,900. OUR STAFF: beautiful, spacious bedrooms; 2'/2 baths, two large living rooms- George Elgrim Jamej MicPhee HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE one with fireplace—dining room. 15x16. This house has the utmost AT LAST a real two-story COLONIAL in RED BANK — Huge liv- charm and is in immaculate condition. Very tastefully decorated. Kenneth Hahn Gloria Nikon ing room with unusual fireplace, huge country kitchen with dining Hot water oil heat, full basement, two-car garage. Asking $31,500. Ralph Hall Gus Verleger BUDGET BARGAINS area and fireplace, laundry and powder room ,'three bedrooms and HIGHLANDS THOMPSON Mildred Liming COKE HAPPY — Two bedroorm, U' AGENCY tiie bath on second floor, and believe it or not a big studio type RUMSON—DEEP WATERFRONT—Year-old ranch, all electric. Ine room, kitchen, laundry room, baU bedroom on the third floor, cellar, two-car garage, carpeting, patio, Beautiful kitchen with built-in range and dishwasher, dining area, gas hot air heat, double porchei. Fu SINCERE SERVICE SINCE 1935. awnings. Asking $21,000. price J6.900. 22x14 living room with fireplace; three spacious bedrooms. Ask WALKER AND WALKER CODE CHEERFUL — Two bedroom, SH 1-0700 ing $24,900. living room, kitchen, dining room, /2 acre high bedrooms and tiled bath. Hoi Nothing cramped when this was built. Includes two-car garage, ground. Shrubbery, flowering kitchen. Second floor: four bed- washer. Family room, full cel- garage. $41,500. rooms, two tiled baths. Third lar, four bedrooms and three water baseboard heat oil-fired loft and sunporch. fruit trees. 28-foot living room, Barn for car with loft above MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING picture windows. Science kitch- room and bath. Full basement, baths. Wall-to-wall carpeting, $25,000 attached two-car garage. Many two-car attached garage. Beauti- Lovely plot. Taxes only $283. en, breakfast room. Three twin Price $25,000. Good Rumson colonial with beautiful back yard, trees, shrubs. bedrooms.'two baths. 16'x21' rec- extras. Firm $60,000. ful shrubs and flowers. Owner Kids can walk or bike to school. Three bedrooms, dining room, RUMSON — Attractive rustic reation room. Full dry base- transferred. Asking — $27,900. living room and fireplace. Good basement. Next week you'll wish locale. Frame ranch, three COLONIAL CHARM — Nestled LINCROFT - Near Bell Labora- ment. Laundry room. Attached tories, Parkway and schools you had called NOW! large bedrooms, two baths, fire- garage. Two patios. 4'/2% mort- amid laurel, rhododendron, dog- RUMSON ROAD ESTATE—Prop- If You Enjoy wood and towering oaks. Two erty consisting of four acres. Outstanding corner property, place, gas fired hot water heat, gage available. Early possession. large, nicely planted with out- BATHING . . attached oversized two-car ga- Asking only $21,950. acres and brook, minimum main- Eleven bedrooms, 6'/i baths, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE tenance. Sunken living room, many open porches, including door barbecue, stone walks and rage. Plot nearly % acre. Ex- patio. Living room, dining area, BOATING tras. Offered at $38,500. OLD SHREWSBURY - Six-room dining room, bedroom and bath, sun parlor. City sewerage. modern kitchen with colonia Within walking distance of Holy modern kitchen, recreation room CHIC COOL CHARMING HOLMDEL AND ranch home. New wall-to-wall and Florida room, one large bed- A wooded oasis with unusual $11,500 RUMSON - Desirable estate carpet in the living and dining fireplace, solarium with fire Cross School and Church. Only area. Frame ranch, four bed- place, powder room. Second room, one medium bedroom with home hidden among tall trees. rooms. Fireplace. Glass and $45,000. Best buy in Rumson. circulated hot air heat, gas fired, Three-bedroom home. Country FISHING . rooms, fireplace, three baths, floor: four bedrooms, two baths Owner will consider trade. Decorated with a dramatic flair. location. Full cellar, garage, full basement, gas hot air heat, screened porch. Three bed- den. Two-car garage. Spotless and gas hot water heater. At- Three fireplaces (den, living room rooms, tile bath. Garage. Choice tached garage. Carpeting, drapes jalousied porch. CALL NOW attached two-car garage, about condition. Truly different. $65,- and kitchen). Five bedrooms, THIS WON'T LAST. then you itiould tee this l'/j acres. Reduced to $41,000. neighborhood. Top value at $17,- 000. ROLSTON and lawnmower included. $17,- second floor sitting room. Rear 900. 400. FHA mortgage available. patio overlooks dense wooded beautiful landscaped houi* RED BANK RUMSON — Compact frame LITTLE SILVER - Excellent WATERBURY All for $19,000. area. Five minutes to R.R. "OVER 300 HOMES FOR $10,500 on over an acre waterfront bungalow. Two bedrooms, hot buy retired couple or youngsters REALTOR INSUROR Good schools. air oil heat, detached concrete YOUR SELECTION" starting out. Charming brick RUMSON — For large family $65,000 Three-bedroom older type home, lot with private dock. Price block two-car garage, double lot. MEMBER OF RED BANK with small pocketbook. Entrance beautifully located. New heating Member Multiple Listing Service and frame cottage. Near fine $33,000. Mutt be teen to Asking $11,000. school, shopping center, churches. MULTIPLE LISTING hall, living room, dining room A HORTICULTURIST'S system, oil fired hot water. PHONE SHadyside 1-1017 Only six years old with two bed- kitchen, electric range, six bed- Needs paint. be appreciated. 16 West Front Street Red Bank DELIGHT MEMBER RED BANK AREA rooms and dining room (or third rooms, two baths; hot water base- board oil heat. Sewer connection. Almost nine acres of exquisite MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE bedroom), 21' living room (raised SHadyside 7-3500 trees and gardens. Greenhouse LONG BRANCH INTERRACIAL REDDEN AGENCY Hearth fireplace), kitchen, at Two-car garage. FHA mortgage $8,500 COMMUTER'S SPECIAL of $17,800 available — $22,000. — several outbuildings. Exten- DENNIS K. BYRNE REALTORS - 1NSURORS tached garage, porch, many ex- sive watering system. Small, im- Five-room bungalow with all im- Lovely n»w split level on tras. $18,000, J. LESTER RIGBY REALTOR - 1NSUROR RUMSON - Lovely old corner maculate four-bedroom house. proyements. No money down for '/i -acre with entrance hall, IMMACULATE FIVE - ROOM property for growing family, four Easy to maintain. eligible veteran. May be rentej 8 Weit River Road MONMOUTH BEACH — Want to ASSOCIATES, INC. until closing. Immediate occu- den, four-bedroomi, 2'/i RANCH — Two bedrooms and economize without changing liv- large bedrooms, two tiled baths, $45,000 Rumson, New Jersey dining room or three bedrooms. ing standards ? Delightful sum- 658 Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury tiled kitchen, large fenced plot. pancy. bathi. Immediate posses- Fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet. Convenient to schools and buses. TOPS IN VALUE Telephone: RUmson 1-1150 mer home, easily winterized, SHadyside 1-7741 MIDDLETOWN sion. $24,900. Very desirable at $18,000. fine neighborhood. Plot 210x206 Price $18,000. A small Rumson ranch. Only plus ocean front. Living and six years old. Excellent condi- $15,900 $17,500 LITTLE SILVER HOME in excel- EXCEPTIONAL BUY - Split- RUMSON - Cute white clap- lent condition. Colonial with fire- dining rooms, TV room, kitchen, tion. Two bedrooms, tiled bath, Three-bedroom ranch with extra pantry, powder room. Second level, in excellent condition, lo- board retirement bungalow. Liv- Cy sez: If you want to Four bedrooms, two baths, rec- place, outside patio overlooks paneled living room. -Lovely large family room. Many other reation room, basement, attached floor: Four bedrooms, two baths, cated in a most desirable neigh- ing room, 11x23, modern kitchen fenced yard. features including large lot. shop for real estate in swimming pool. Three bed- borhood; four spacious-bedrooms, with birch cabinet, gas range, re garage. Lot 100x125. Good fi- moderate taxes. Furniture in- $14,300 nancing.—_, . .. rooms, l'/j baths, den. Just re- cluded See^this^ one.] 2% baths; 21x13 den; above frigerator, bedroom 10x13, mod- duced to $23,500.— ern bath with "shower over'tub, ground' workshop, a fifth bed- TWO ^UNUSUAL SUMMER way in our air conditioned $19,500. room; screens and storm sash; office 5x5 small open and en- RUMSON — Six-room contempo- RENTALS — One in Rumson; ELLA WILTSHIRE RUMSON —Fine, early Ameri- wall-to-wall carpeting, Vi acre. closed porches; dry half base- AGENCY office with approximately rary ranch with large open fire- ment with outside entrance, one in exquisite country setting, can farmhouse type, white picket Call right now to see it. Asking Occupancy: Now thru i Labor Newman Springs Rd., comer 500 listings complete with AGENCY place in living room. Modern $22,900. forced hot air heat (cost approxi- kitchen with wall oven and dish- fence surrounding large, pic- mately $100 to heat), plot. 65x97 Day. Call foe details. Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury photographs and statistics. 1480 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright washer. Wall-to-wall carpets. turesque plot. Living room (fire- place) dining room (fireplace), DELUXE SPLIT LEVEL — Four with huge dogwoods, black top SHadyside 1-5888 SE2-O0O4 Two-car garage, water right to master bedrooms; three full drive. Good neighborhood. Tax. ELLEN S. Shrewsbury River. $29,900. pantry, nice kitchen. Upstairs baths; large above ground pine es only $152. Owners Florida Member Multiple Listing three bedrooms and bath. Base- paneled recreation room; cathe bound and wants offers. Asking HAZELTON BETTER THAN NEW ROLAND PIERSON MEMBER OF RED BANK ment. Delightful two-story barn $12,000.. Two-year old, eight-room »pllt. Corner ATLANTIC KIOHLANDB — Flu bed- with picture window (make dral living room and dining room; REALTOR property. Basement, attached garage. room home In excellent condition. Ma- MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE generous porch; attached garage; [[ully y atormed. Owner being trans^ logany panelta kitchen, will oven, charming studio). Antique lov- [errd priced to sell. Must see this AGENCY dishwasher; screens; storm sash. 13 West River Road Rumson [erred, isrdwood noon,. 1!4 b-Mhl. Con- er's charm. Asking $25,000. MNCROFT — Tfanikrrnl owner must venient to school*, •hopping, trans- A wonderful buy at $23,900. •ell two-year-old bt-level. Excellent 300 Half Mile Rd., Corner porutlon. 121,500. SHadyside 1-5660 RUmson 1-2003 condition. Entrance hall, np&clous NEW BHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom vlng room, dining room, four bed- Newman Springs Road HIOHLANDB — Beautiful two-bedroom 301 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergen PI. MEMBER OF MEMBERS OF Member of Red Bank Ranch. Two full baths, full cellar. Con- ranch overlooking river and ocean. RED BANK AREA rooms, game room, 2'i batlia. Screened veniently located to railroad station (Near Garden State Parkway) Baaement, city aewer. 115.WO. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE porch. Two.car garage. Landscaped Multiple Listing Service schools, churches. Five year* old In Rt.35 Red Bank MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE plot. i2s,eoo. P^ect condition. Lot approximately Red Bank P.O. SH 1-7575 THE BROOK AGENCY LAROB EXECUTIVE'S RANCH — In PORTAUPECK — For jour retirement. rlc t21 00 Cl u 2 Bank Building Atlantic Hlfhlandi Bungalow In new condition. Living SACRIFICE Oak Hill, Many unuiual featurea. Own- J. LESTER RIGBY room with ample wall.space. Dining £» " - °- " - MKMBKFt OK P.ED BANK AT 1-1711 er relocating must aell. OS 10114. LAKBWOOD — Two-bedroom ranoh. RIVER PLAZA - Rural Mellon, two- MCl.TII'I.E L.I8TINO 8ERV1CJC room, paneled gltchen with counter-top uedroom home, ovsr ona acre, two-car A. FRED MAFFEO ASSOCIATES, INC. range, eye-level oven. Dining room, Corner lot. Immediate occupancy. Sale garage. SH 7-3157. two bedrooms, tiled bath. Walk-up at- price lO.AOO. $300 down. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE REALTORS 658 Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury tic. Attached garage. Large plot with MIDDLETOWN -3> Split level, aeven expensive planting, patio, fencing. TOMS RIVER - California ranch. rooms, Include! breakfast nook, illdlng 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY Taxea 1162. Asking 117,000. Thrift bedrooms, rive years old, ex- glass door In living room leading to cellent condition. $500 down. large screened In porch. Fenced In SHadyside 1-9333 SNYDER REALTORS 13EAOHWOOD — Three-bedroom ranch, corner lot. Assume 4Vi per cent OI Lawrence J. Schilling 114 fcaths. fireplace In living room, mortgage, or FHA appraisal available Member Multiple Listing Service Established 1873 modern kitchen, corner lot, city wa- »17.000 without realtor. SH 1-7797. DON'T WANDER AIMLESSLY... 16 Spring Street Red Bank ter. Low down payment, 01 ASSUMPTION Sltadyilda 7-4U1 LINCROFT HOLMDBL AREA-Bemtf- SPACIOUS CAPE COD on acre of Belford thret-bedroom rancher. Gleam- Member Multiple Lilting Service CAU, ful center hall colonial on l'i acres Your M-L-S has th» answer to your home buying beautiful countryside, 23' living Ing tile bath, -wall oven, kitchen, full »17,500. tached far age, screened porch, dining and dryers In corporation laundry has the picture story and complete description of Member Multiple Listing Servlc room, ceramic tile bath. Includes wall BRICK AND FRAME RANCH on STEPHENVILLE HOME to wall carpeting, blinds, aluminum room. Phone SH 1-4038, your future home right in his office. This one-stop HED RANK—Seven-room hou«e, four itorms and screens. Walking distance nicely landscaped acre. Living Mlildletown's beat planned side-to-side bedrooms, ona down, two baths. Alumi- o churches, parochial and public NEW HOME room and 26' mahogany paneled »pllt'level home, Four brdrooms, two num combination!, garage. 8H 1-8526. ichools, shopping center, Newark and home shopping saves you both time and money. full bathfl, community aeweri, econom- l den. Both feature fireplaces and ical oll'flrrri baseboard heat. Full SEA HniOHT~376 Ocean Ave. Well- New York buses. Assume low \ k per And don't forget this . . . there are 170 working price-117,500. Way below the market, built home. Ona or two-family, rear cent OI mortgage. Caah S9,500. Princi- LINCROFT I thermopane windows. Formal collage, extra lot. Private ocean beach. pals only. OS 1<2S66 after 6 p.m. Three large bedrooms, largt dining salespeople who can find a quick buyer for your (tlininr; room, 15'xl3* kitchen, FIVK CORN-WHS MIDDLETOWN 117.000. BE 2-1T65-J. room, living room, completely modern three bedrooms, two tiled baths, OS 1-2590 IIKD BANK — Three-bedroom home, kitchen, two complete baths, ]»rg* present home. This modern MLS way of buying KAIK HAVEN — Two-family duplex Two-car garage, canter or town, min- garage, hot water oil fired baseboard one with marble top vanity, base- for aale. Call 811 1-S2SJ after S utes from schools, stores, churches and heat, 103rH5 plot. Roma Court. Call arid selling property doesn't cost you one extra Iment, two-car attached garage EXCEPTIONAL VALUE p.m. railroad. Immediate occupancy. BH 1- 311 17082 or u WJ631 for appointment. N'TRALLY located In West Long 7120. $38,000. Branch Ii this two-story stucco home, NEW SHUEWSBUItY. QUICK! Won't LITTLE SILVER Seven-room ranch cent ... it is • service offered only by MLS including three spacious bedrooms, liv- la»t. Transferred owner taking I27.O00 ing room, dining room, kitchen and for one year old apilt level on -\ acre. L1NCHOFT — Three-bedroom ranch. MOT71 L*u"' Dr' REALTORS! .VK W'HTTITK warn: n v"" ~nTr'eTbe"ii™rn .wo bnths. UttacliPd garagp, A real Three bedrooms, 1% baths, real family Newly painted. Large dining area Jn [ranch, Rfcrealion room, two hsths. two- acrifice at J15.50O. Pracllcally no kitchen. IHshwaaher,.party room, utility living room, full basement. On approxi- MI DDLETOWN RANCH—Living room .car KRrriiffr palm, .,ni> acre pint Kx- money down. room, two car gurage, basement, hot- mately 100x140 landscaped lot. |18.t)O0. fireplace, family kitchen with dining P. S. To date we have sold over $3,000,000 worth water heat, fully ahruhhed. storm win- BH 7-1666. area, three bedrooms, two tiled baths, 'V'V BLAINE REAL ESTATE dows and screens. RI1 1-6076. plastered walls, covered porch, two- of real estate and have listed more than $12,000,- LITTLE Hli.VKK ~~Hi7rr~T.raiirTarir FAIR HAVEN—Early American home car attached garage, hot water base- • I*)'- <13 EatontOTVn board oil fired hrat. One block to buses Brlgcwooil Ave. off Sllveril.lt Ave ten NEW SHHKWsnunY-Falrfleld Homes on miniature entatr. 100 yds. from near station. Asking J23.75O. Immediate 000 worth. Impressive? We think so! room home. 120.MO. BM 1-51*88. LI --U68 U S-2020: flection. Army officer transferred. river. Adjacent to bus, shops, schools. occupancy. WH 6-8551 or CA 2-2937 Rambling ranch situated on Approxi- 17x30' living, den, plna paneled kitch- .SPLIT LKVEI. |Te.l Bank .ren. mately nly. Call 8H 10033 7-10 p.m. and all oven, four bedrooms and two tiled Two baths. Nicely landscaped. Btwen, CALL TODAY FOR A MEMBER LIST! lay Sunday. baths. Full baaement. One-car attached LITTLE SILVER — Ranch home, three cloie to schools. 118.900. SH 1-3056. garage. Anyone regardless of age or bedrooms, dining room, fireplaca In WILLIS CONOVER HTOP. LOOK AMU LISTEN — Im- Income can assume this priceless 4"j living room, screened patio. M acre, RED BANK AREA maculate three-bedroom Cape Cod in Call 811 7-4107. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Boulh St. WH 6-6fl61 Holm del lop nrra for only flT.500. Ftreplaca- per cent 01 mortgage with 12,700 down Four-bedroom •put. (25,200. Two tiled i Three Doom From living room. bath, full baaement. ca- and take over payment!. Now vacant. THREE-BEDROOM SPLIT — with un- baths, powder room, iciance; kitchen, Shadow,awn Saving!) ragf, low laxen, lovely grounds. *JI- Immediate occupancy. SAMUEL finished fourth. Living room, dining dishwasher, laundry room, gaa dryer wood A. ArmatronK Agency. Realtor. TE1CIIER AGENCY. 287 Oeetnport room, modern kilchen with built-lns, Many eilraj. |ns pays all with mr, LUVKL.Y KANCII STYLE HOMK. Three 503 Pronpect An., Little Silver. 811 1- Ave., Oceanport. LI 2 MOO or LI 2-3501. and plenty or cabinet space, l \k V. A. mortgage. SH 7-0666. hrdioonm. Cult bailment with additional 45(K) batht, laundry room, 12'x22' recreation .'U12' lied room, and partly Unfilled BEAUTIFUL RIVER FRONT property MIDDLETOWN—Transferred. Four.fctd^ Multiple Listing Service 1 with cuitom bar, attached garage. room split. Two baths, porch, garagr Ifi-il rfcrmtlon room, attached ia- L.1NCROKT-— Owner Iraniferred. All 917 River IXd. Fair Haven. Approxi- Stormi ant) icreena. Convenient to 30 LINDEN PLACE rigf. Almost ui«i. Ing distance to school and center of Monmouth on lOO'xl&O' lot on qulst BATONTOWN — Three-bedroom ranch, ptr cent Ol mortgage. 13,200 down, Jill Eicellint achooli. Irnmedlatt occupan- town. Immediate possession. For ap- dsad-end street, 117,000. Call 09 1- full buement. Landscaped % serf. per month payi aU. OS 1-4O06. y. 811 7-0370. pointment call BH lOMi or IK 1-0S33. 083S. No broken. Storm and «crtca window*, u 22120. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOX SALE LOTS AND ACREAGE LOTS AND ACREAGE LEGAL NOTIC RED BA-^K REGISTER Friday, July 21,1961-r-2l MOSMOUTH COCKTY . SCUOOATEtrCOCBT RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS DESIRABLE Kotlc* I* CrMUtm I* rraemt CUUSi Against Estate 600 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN ESTATE Of ALVA D. STEWART. / BUILDING LOTS ECEABED Pursuant to Ut> srd«l ot EDWARD C. ErftOKGE, Surrogate of the County SHadyiide 7-4532 LITTLE SILVER of Monmotttfa, this day made, oo the application of the undersigned. Ruth V. Stewart, Sola Executrix of the es- OUR STAFF: RuueU M. Borui - J. Robert Hauler NEW SHREWSBURY tate of the said Alva D. Stewart, de- ceased, notice Is hereby ilven to the . Tony E. Hunting - Mary Margaret Rich - Ruth H. Spqerl creditors of said deceased to present MIDDLETOWN to the said Bole Executrix their claims under oath within six months from Member Multiple Listing Service this date. , also Dated: July 10th. 1961. RUTH W. STEWART, RARITY — Only three-bedroom ranch In Rumson at so low a 104 Harvard Road, price (80,500). Drive past this neat, compact properly at 25 Rosa- Fair Haven. N. J. ACREAGE Sole Executrix lie Ave. This home boasts a large living room and a very large Uesars. Abramoft & Apy, kitchen: There is a full cellar and an oversize garage. Huge 195 Broad Street, , With Highway Frontage Red Sank. N. J. oaks tower over the house. We're sure you'll like what you see. Attorneys If you do, call us for an Inside Inspection. BENOWITZ & LAYTON, INC. uly H. 21, 28, Aug. 4 $17.64 DEEP WATER, PROTECTED MOORING — Your boat where you MONMOUTH COUNTY want it—right in front of your house. Enjoy life in this custom SURROGATE'S COURT built luxury ranch. Four oversized bedrooms. Huge mahogany 87 MAPLE AVENUE ' RED BANK Notice bo Creditors (o Present paneled den. Three tiled baths. A full acre of ground. Only Clalmi Agali.it Estate SH 1-5600 ESTATE OF MARTHA ROBINSON, one of a kind. Call us now. $43,500. 'ECEASED. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD !. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County OCEANFRONT — No need to take a sea voyage; ocean view and if Monmouth, this day made, on the breezes at home. Eight-year-old ranch; two bedrooms, large liv- -LEGAL NOTICE- -LEGAL NOTICE- Lppiicatlon of the undersigned, The Na- lonal State Bank ol Newark, Sole Ex- ing room with fireplace, screened and jalousled breeze'way, mod- MONMOUTH COUNTY MONMOCTII COUNTY ?cutor of the estate of the saM Mar- ern kitchen, all in excellent condition. A real buy at $25,000. BURKOGATES COLKT SURROGATE'S COURT ,ha Robinson, deceased, notice Is her*- Notice to Creditors la Present Notice to Creditors to Present by given to the creditors of naid de- ceased to present to the ftaM Bole Cltt'nu Aialnit Estate Claims Against Estate Executor their claims under oath with ESTATE OF JOSEPH FOBBSTIERO, ESTATE OF DAVID O. MERRILL, In six months from this date. DECEASED. DECEASED Dated: July 10th, 1961. pursuant to the order of EDWARD Pursuant to the order of EDWARD THE NATIONAL STATE BANK HALL BROS. C. BROEQE, Surrogate of the County C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County OF NEWARK. of Monmoutt), this day made, on theof Monmouth, this day made, on the 810 Broad Street, application of the undersigned, Mar- application of the undersigned, Kath- Newark, N. J. garet Forestlero, Sole Executrix of theleen Gladys Merrill, Acting Executrix REALTORS eatate of the aald Joseph Foreatlero, Sole Executor, deceased, notice Is hereby given to theof the estate of the said David O. Mer- ohn J. McDonough, EBq., Member Multiple Listing Service creditors of said deceased to present rill, deceased, notice Is hereby given 810 Broad Street, ERIOD OF REFLECTION — A quartet of lioni preiented this study In reflection to the said Sole Executrix their claim! to the creditors of said deceaied to Newark, N. J. under oath within six months from present to the said Acting Executrix Attorney standing in similar positions by side of the pool at the xoon in Amsterdam, the Neth- 813 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN tills date. their claims under oath within sU Tuly 14, 21, 28, Aug\ 4 *1S.27 Dated: July 11, 1961. months from this date. Dated: July 11th, 1961 erlands. Spectators viewed the animals from the safety of the other side of the MARGARET FOREBTIERO. MONMOUTH COUNTY SHadyside 1-7686 43 North Bridge Avenue, KATHLEEN GLADYS MERRILL, Red Bank, N. J. Llndy Lane, SURROGATE'S COURT water. Sole Executlrx Llncroft, N. J. Notice to Creditors tn Prr-sent , RIVER VIEW-RUMSON COLONIAL Messrs. Durand, Ivlns A Carton Acting Executrix Claims Against Estate 801 Grand Avenue, Messrs. Mead. Gleeson, Hansen ESTATE OF JOHN ANTONIO FAT. Need to sleep a ball team? Charmingly decorated. With six bed- Asbury Park, N. J. & Pantagea CHI (ALSO KNOWN AS JOHN AN- on horses was gathered illegally Attorneys 1180 Raymond Boulevard TONIO FALCHE), DECEASED. by Lt. Peter Kinney of the prose- rooms and three baths. Holy Cross Parish. Near busline, eat-in July 14, 21, 28, Aug. 4 S17.64 Newark 2, New Jersey Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Gets New Trial kitchen, dining room, den, basement with Shop. Two-car gt.- Attorneys. C. BROEGE. Surrogate of the Coun cutor's office at the time of Nan- rage. Askingl28,5O0. Taxes $362. NOTICE July 14, 21, 28, Aug. i $19.53 ty of Monmouth. this day made, on NEWARK (AP) — An attorney fria's arrest on July 10, 1959. the application of the undersigned, Ad- las won a new trial for a man New Jersey State Department of Civ- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT ministrator of the estate of the said The attorney said Kinney had il Service Examinations Announced OF ACCOUNT John Antonio FalchI (also known a iharged with bookmaking on theobtained a warrant to search RUMSON, DEEP WATER closing date for tiling applications, Ju- lohn Antonio Falche), deceased, no- ly 31, 1961. For applications, duties, ESTATE OF GRAYDON JOHNSTON tice la hereby given to the credltori rrounds that the evidence against Nanfria's apartment based on the Finest riverfront we have for the price. Bulkhead and dock In- and minimum qualifications, apply to DECEASED. of said deceased to present to the «a!< he defendant had been illegally detective's own affidavit. The af- cluded. Two bedroom, V/, baths, Hving room 21x18', dining room, Department of civil Service, State Notice la hereby given that the ac Administrator their claims under oath House, Trenton. New Jersey. counts of the subscriber, Adminlstra lathered and was inadmissible in fidavit did not set forth sufficient porch, hot water basement heat. One-car garage, taxes $300. Open to citizens, 12 months resident tor of the estate of said Deceased wll within six months from this date. In Union Beach Boro. be audited and stated by the Surro- Dated: July 14. 1961. tate courts. facts on which to issue the war- Truly an excellent small riverfront home. Just reduced to $13,500. Building Inspector, Salary, S60O.OO pergate of the County of Monmouth and BATT1STA CANU, Part-^ ' reported for. settlement to The. Mon 16 Francis Street. Essex County Judge Roger M. rant, Calandra said. year (Part-Time), mouth County Court, Probate Division Bristol, Connecticut. The sta'e courts, however, pre- July T, 21 $4.62 on Thursday, the 10th day of August Administrator. ancy allowed the defendant, I'LL LOOK ALL OVER A. D.. 1961, at 9:30 a,m,, at the Coun Abramoff A Apy. Esqs., Imil E. Nanfria, of 15 Rowland viously ruled against Calandra. THOMPSON & BARTELL. INC. NOTICE ty Court House. Monument and Court 195 Broad Street. In the past, the state has held TOWN FOR YOUR Th« undersigned will sell for cash Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, at which Red Bank. N. J. to change his plea yesterday tlms Application will be made for thi Attorneys. that incriminating evidence, no LOST ARTICLES Mambar of Multiple Listing at public sale on July 28, 1881 at 10 allowance of Commissions and Counse •rom no defense to innocent. At- A.M. at Asbury Park Parking Author* My 41, 28, Aug. 4, 11 $20.1 ;orney Anthony A. Calandra hadmatter how obtained, is admis- lty Garage, 605 Bangs Avenue, 'Asbury If you've lost something—put THIS THREE-BEDROOM SPLIT backs onto a farm that provides Park, N. J. the following new auto- Dated June 28th, A.D. 1961. sible in state courts. , MONMOUTH COUNTY requested the trial on the basis me to work for you. I'll find it added play and privacy; 1% baths plus a large recreation room mobiles: PATRICK J. McGANN, JR., SURROGATE'S COURT Illegally seized evidence has 1961 Chevrolet Corvalr Cpe, Model no. 9 Woodland Drive, if a recent Supreme Court deci fast. I'm O. Howie Hustles, a and separate laundry, area. All this and in St. Mary's parish too. 727, Serial no. 10727W101100 Middletown Township, Notlrn to Creditors to Present ion barring the use of illegally long been barred in federal Register Classified Ad, and the Screen and storm sash included. Owner has already purchased out 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air. 4 Dr. Bert. Monmouth County, N. J. Claims Against Estate Model no. 1569, Serial no. 11569T- Administrator, ESTATE OF LAWRENCE F. MUR- lathered evidence in state courts. courts. people who find things come look- of state and will sacrifice at $16,900. 100003 Messrs. Reussllle, Cornwell, PHY. DECEASED Calandra claimed the evidence Yancy set Nanfria's trial for ing for me. Dial SH 1-0010 today 1W1 Chevrolet Tmpala Spt. Cpe. Model Mausner & Carotenuto, Pursuant to the order of EDWARD A HOME FOR THE PARTICULAR — A beautifully well-kept five- no. 1837, Serial no. 11837T101358 Counsellors at Law, C. BROEdE, Surrogate of the County igainst Nanfria for taking bets September. and let me bring you together. 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air, 4 Dr. Bed, 34 Broad Street, of Monmouth, this day made, on U) bedroom home; 2'/j baths, recreation room, laundry room, base- Model no. 1569, Serial no. 11569T- Red Bank, N. J. application of the undersigned, Marl ment-wall-to-wall carpeting, screens and storm sash, plus a 20x4' 106329 E, Ploof, (formerly Marie E. Mur- July 7. 14, 21. 28 $20.71 phy) Sole Executrix of the estate o! pool witK accessories on a 35x27* fenced-in area on a wooded 961 Chevrolet Biscayne, 4 Dr. Sed, the said Lawrence F. Murphy, deceased, % acre. Asking $27,000. Model no. 1169, Serial no. 11169T- MONMOUTH COUNTY notice Is hereby given to the creditor 1067U SURROGATE'S COURT of said deceased to present to th 1961 Chevrolet Corvair Ramp Side Notice to Creditors to Present said Sole Executrix their claims unde FABULOUS COLONIAL SPLIT two years old. Three bedrooms, Truck. Model no. R12S4, Berlal no. Claims Against Estate oath within six months from thli 1R124F400808 ESTATE OF MARY ELIZABETH date. l>/£ baths, screened-ln porch, kitchen, formal dining room, living 1960 Chevrolet Corvalr, 4 Dr. Sed.. Mod- WEBER, DECEASED room and den. Within walking distance to shopping center. In el no. 769. Serial no. 00760W246979 Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Dated: July 14th. 1961 St. Mary's parish. Excellent condition. Asking $22,500. 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air, 4 Dr. SedC,. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County MARIE E. PLOOF Model no. 1619, Serial no. 01619T- of Monmouth, this day made, on the 138 Branch Ave., 185945 Red Bank. N. J. application of the undersigned, Wll Messrs. Abramoff A Apy We Want 349 HWY. 35, ' MIDDLETOWN, N. J. CHIVIAN * CHIVIAN Ham E. Beaty, Sole Executor of the 1060 Broad Street, estate of the said Mary Elizabeth Web- 14 Monmouth St. Newark, N. J. er, deceased, notice Is hereby given to Red Bank, New Jersey SHadysid* 7-5600 July 21 ' 18.48 the creditors of said deceased to pre- Attorneys sent to the said Sole Executor their July 21, 28, Aug. 4, 11 $19.5: claims under oath within six months STATE OF NEW JERSEY from this date. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Department of Fobllo Utilities Dated: June 22nd, 1961 MONMOUTH COUNTY Board of Public Utility CommlssConen WILLIAM E. BEATY, SURROGATE'S COURT NOTICE OF HEARING 143 Blngham Ave., Notice to Creditor* to Present SNYDER REALTORS CHOICE Docket No. 617-573 Rumson, N. J. Claims Against K»(ate ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Five-year old, two-bedroom Cape IN THE MATTER OF THE PETI Sole Executor ESTATE OF CHARLES FREDERICK TJON- OF MONMOUTH CONSOLI William E. Beaty. Esq., HANSER, DECEASED. CENTRALLY LOCATED Cod, very clean, top condition, DATED WATER COMPANY UN- 80 East Front St.. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Two-story home. Five bedrooms, for- garage, $95 monthly. DER R. 8. 40:55 60 FOR A DE Red Bank, N. J., !. BROEQE, Surrogate or the County NEWSBOYS! mal dining room, J'i bitJn, full baas TERMINATION THAT THE CON- . Attorney of Monmouth, this day made, on th« Bient, pf>rc-i. sundeck. patio. *t>prtlud STRUCTION OF A 1BG STORAGE June- 30, July 7. u, 21 J18.9C application of the undersigned, Flor- — 118,000. Priced tor quick sil« — ONLY $400 CASH RESERVOIR. DAM, INTAKE, FIL- ence E. Hanser, Administratrix of the (15.500. TER PLANT, BUILDINGS, WASH estate of the said Cltarles Frederic! BEACH AGENCY WATER TANK. CLEAR WATER MONMOUTH COUNTY Hanser, deceased, notice Is hereby glv HIGHLANDS STORAGE BASIN, PUMPS. ROADS. HURROGATE'8 COURT en to the creditors of Bald deceasei Four-room house. Ptcturs window PIPES. FENCES AND APPURTEN- Notice to Creditors to Present to present to the naid Administrate porch, high location, two lovely bed- New, Enlarged Quarters ANCES IN THE TOWNSHIPS OF Clstmj Against Estate their claims under oath within si: rooms, full basement. Private bath- 1400 Highway 35 Middletown NEPTUNE AND WALL, IN THEESTATE OF WILLIAM KERN, DE- monthi from this dale. Ing beach. Low taxes — $128. Asking COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, NEW CEASED. Dated: June 28th. 19fit »ll,700. Make offar. JERSEY. T3 REASONABLY NECES- FLORENCE E. HANSER, OS 1-2727 SARY FOR THE SERVICE. CON Pursuant to the order of EDWARD 135 FIRST AVE. C. BROEGE. Surrogate of the County 28 Union Street. VENIENCE OR WELFARE OP THEof Monmoulh, this day made, on the Red Bank. N. J. • ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS LITTLE SILVER — Tall oak trees PUBLIC. provide cool shads for three-bedroom application of the undersigned, Jean- Kobert Frledlander, Esq., AT 1-0900 EVES. OS 1-1598 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that nette Kern, John E. McMahon, Sr. 601 Bangs Avenue, custom ranch. Jalousled breezeway the Board of Public Utility Commis Ashury Park, N. J. LITTLE SILVER — Charming two-bed brick patio. Asking $32,000. SH 1-8161 sloners of the State of New Jersey and Fidelity Union Trust Company, room custom-built ranch for luxury will hold public Hearings, in the above Executors of the estate of the said Attorney. MIDDLETOWN — Eight-room split lev William Kern, deceaied, notice la here- July 7, 14, 21. 28 J18.21 living. Large beautiful landscaped lot, el. Asking $16,900. 4V4«. Pour bed- matter, on Tuesday, August 1, 1961, a by given to the creditors of said de- spacious sunken living room, dining rooms, basemsnt, V, acre. Close to pub11:0- 0 o'clock A.M. prevailing time, a' ceased to present to the said Execu- room, enclosed porch, dry cellar, •>• lic and parochial grade and high schools the Board's Offices, Room 212, 10tor1 s their claims under oath within MONMOUTH COUNTY rage, large outdoor patio. Many extras, OS 1-2780. Commerce Street, Newark, New Jersix months from this date. SURROGATE'S COURT Walk to shopping, school, bus and rail, ley. Dated: July 18th, 1961. Nolle* to Creditors lo Present I18.M0. SH 1-0441. RAMBLING RANCH ON OVER H Any person Interested in this matter JEANNETTE KERN ACRE — Beven rooms, three twin size may appear and be heard at the time Claims Against Kstalft 6305 Boulevard East ESTATE OF RALPH F. JOHNSON bedrooms, two tiled baths, 28' living and place aforesaid. West New York, New Jersey EDNA M. NETTER room, large recreation room, basement Dated: July 20, 1961 JOHN E. MCMAHON. SR. DECEASED two-car garage. Qualified buyeocan as MONMOUTH CONSOLIDATED 29 Rose Tree Terrace, (Apt 1C! Pursuant to the order of IDWAR UCEMSED REAL ESTATE BROKER sume 4H% VA mortgs«e. Aaklnf $22, WATER COMPANY Rldgefleld, New Jersey C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the Count; FARMS-HOMES—INDUSTRIAL SITES 500. Elwood A. Armstrong Agency, Real- By: A. J, GRECO, President. FIDELITY UNION of 'Monmouth, this day made, on thi tor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. July 21 . $8.10 application of the undersigned, San HOLMDEL—COLTB NECK SH 1-4500. TRUST COMPANY Ann Johnson, Sole Executrix of th( MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS 763 Broad Street, estate of the said Ralph F. Johnson, Dutch Lane Rd. Marlboro ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP two-story, ten NOTICE Newark 2, N. J. deceased, notice Is hereby given to the RD 1. Freehold room house on one acre, In wooded By: DOUGLAS O WRIGHT, creditors of said deceased to presen area. Four bedrooms upstairs, six room MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT Trust Officer. HO 2-4151 LAW DIVISION to the aald Sole Executrix their claim: down. Modern kitchen, baseboard heat, Executors. under oath within six months from thi: FOR SALE OR RENT — Between Red good popular area. Low taxes. Two DOCK FT NO. 114!8 Messrs. Rlker, Danzig, date. Bank and Rumson, near River Rd. years old. »35,000. VAN VLIET AGEN Civil Action Marsh & Scherer Dated: July 14th, 1961 US,000 cash, rock bottom. Nine-room, CY, Line Rd., Holmdel WH 6-4484. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE 744 Broad Street, two bath, two kitchen, two story older IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLI- Newark 2, New Jersey 8ARA ANN JOHNSON home. Oil hot air heat, garsge. As Is.FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT — Immedl CATION OF FANNY STJERNE- Attorneys. 41 E. River Rd. 10x150. Or rent three rooms up, $10at0 e possession. No double sessions. Ap- FELDT FOR THE CANCELLATION Rumaon. N. J. with heat. "Wgte "M.F." Box Bll, Redproximately $1,800 down, $130 monthly. OF A CERTAIN MORTAOE RE- July 21, 28, Aug. 4. 11 $27.09 William E. Beaty. Esq. Bank. * Call Cal Ohlien Realty, New Mon-CORDED IN THE OFFICE OF THE "1 E,. Front St. mouth. 08 1-3322. CLERK OF MONMOUTH COUNTY Red Bank, N. J. MIDDLETOWN — Cholcs location, four AT BOOK B83 OF MORTGAGES AT MONMOUTH COUNTY Attorney year old, three-bedroom home, 1H baths MIDDLETOWN — Owner transferred SURROGATE'S COURT July 21,' 28, Aug. 4. U $18,2' Nearly new three-bedroom Split, den or PAGE 363 &C. lull basement, garage, porch, land- This matter being opened to the Notice to Creditors to Present scaped corner lot OS 1-3229 any time four-bedroom, family room, fireplace MONMOUTH COUNTY ~of 08 P33BO after 7 p:m. In living room, large dlnlng^kltchenr court—by—SAMUEL—CAROIENIlTn, Claims Agatnst Estate 1H baths, ample stuiatu, attached ga- "1 "' "" firm of REUSSILLE ESTATE OF CLARA M. DAVI -SURROOATE'8-COURT L1NCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch, rage. Convenient to stores, schools, CORNWELL, MAUSNER A CAROTEI* DICKSON,. DECEASED. Nolle* (o Creditors to Present 28' llvlng-dinlng room. Wall-to-wall car- churches and playground. Short walk UTO, Attorney* for the Plaintiff; and Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD Claims Against Estate pet, electric kitchen, dishwasher, break- to New York and Newark bus or train. It appearing from the duly verified C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the Count B8TATB OF BERNARD H. WHAL- last room, utility room, two baths, fam- 80x125' landscaped lot. $17,900. 787-1290. Complaint which has been filed with of Monmouth, this day madt, on th EN. DECEASED. ily room, cellar, garage storms and MIDDLETOWN — Will »ell eight-room the Court that there la a Mortgage application of the undersigned, Kar Pursuant to the order of EDWAR screens, awnings, landscaped H acre. three-bedroom house $15,700. $13,900 open of record In the Office of theM. DavJa, Administrator with Will am C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the Count Transferred. Immediate occupancy. conventional, 20 year mortgage, can beClerk of Mon mouths County in Book Codicil thereto annexed of the estati of Monmouth. this day made, on th SI4.5OO. 8H 7-4505. had with $1,800 cash down. Payments 983, of Mortgages at Page 363Ac. -which of the said Clara M. Davis Dlckson, Include taxes and Interest, $138 perMortgage was dated May 22, 1931 anddeceased, notice Is hereby given to thiapplication of the undersigned. Lull OLDER RANCH In good condition. In month. Home has appraisal of $18,200. recorded on May 23, 1931; creditors of aaltl deceased to presen Whalen, Administratrix of the cits River Plaza. Large living room, big to the said Administrator with Wll of the said Bernard H. WhHlcn. c Call for appointment OS 1-1746 after And It appearing that the namei of ceased, notice Is hereby given to th kitchen, new furnace and hot water 5 p.m. the persons who may have any posan- d Codicil thereto annexed the! heater. Storms and screens. Garage, claims under oath within six month creditors of said deceased to proser sible Interest In the said mortgage or to tha said Administratrix their claims BOYS... trees, cellar. Only »8M0. VAN VUET HEAR YE! HEAR YE! Converted car- the proceeds of said mortgage and tho from this date, •AOENCY, WH 8-4484. pated: July 13th, 1961. under oath within six months from riage house amid beautiful trees on debt secured thereby, are as follows this dale. RUMSON WATERFRONT — Six rooms. large plot. Living room 17x26, fire- EMMA LINDEMAN, her heirs, KARL M. DAVI8, Dated: June 30th. 1961. Hi baths, garage, hot water heat, place, large dining room, 14x26 recrea- devisees and personal representa- 3 Prince Place, tion room, four twin size bedrooms, tives and her, their or any of LILLIAN WHALEN, . low taxes, several extras. Only (13.500. Little Silver, N. J. 37 Collins Ave., You can earn extra money Vh baths, basement, two-car garage. their iuccessors In right, title and Administrator with Will an Elwood A. Armstrong Agency, Real- Terrific value at $31,500. Elwood A. Interest; Port Monmouth, N, tor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. Codicil thereto annexed Administratrix Armstrong Ageircy, Realtor, 556 Pros- And it further appearing in the alMessrs. Ahramoff A Apy BH 1-4500. ^ pect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1-4500. Stelsel, Qundersdorf, legations of the complaint, that the 195 Broad Street. Wolf A Sorrentlno, with a Red Bank Register KUMSON — Three bedroom, two bath Red Bank, N. J. above named person, herhrtm, deviHees 647 Summit Ave.. ranch house. In best residential loca- and personal representatives and her, Attorneys tion. Acre and half with beautiful trees. LOTS AND ACREAGE their or any of their successors In Jersey City, N. J., (34,000, Call owner. KU 1-2175. right, title and interest, have no In-July 21. 28, Aug. 4, 11 $20.79 Attorneys newspaper route. Find out LOTS FOR SALE — Middletown Area, terest In the mortgage or the debt July 7, 14, 21. 3i $19 BUNGALOW — Four rooms, large plot, Phone RU 1-2029. or7' MONMOUTH COUNTY garage, all Improvements. 10 minutes secured thereby. to Red Bank, off Rt. 35. Call after It is on this 10th day of July. 1961 HURROOATE'H COURT NOTICE 4:30 SH 7-2338. ORDERED that all of the persons Notice to Creditors In Present PORT MONMOUTH — 75x100. Corner herilnabove set forth and named and Claims Agalnat Eitate DOCKET No. B874D how easy it is to have your "160-ACRE FARM — Ideal for horses, lot. Water and gas; Several trees, near identified, show cause before the Mon- ESTATE OF D1ANTHA DREW MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT barn- for 16 stalls, large pond and railroad station. 1800. OS 1-1750. mouth County Court on Thursday the FLAX, DECEASED, HtOBATE DIVISION brook. (950 per acre. Many oilier farms 24th day of Augu»Cl&6l, ars.3(i o'clock ''Pursuant to th« order of EDWARD TO rnnncF.n in»i?>_ • nrt country homes. HAROLD J.INDE- RUMSON BUILDING LOT — 2H acres, In the forenoon, or as soon thereafter C. TiROEGE. Surrogate of the County NEXT OF KIN WILLIAM POLINC VTTII ivuit anu dim I iiiuii" MANN, Brbker, Ealontown. LI 21103. part pond, landcaped. Rumson Road, as counsel may be heard, why a Judg- of Monmouth. this day made, on th< WHOHE WHEREABOUTS IS UN Evenings LI 2-0485. R. Epple. RU 1-25S5. ment should not be entered directing application nf the undersigned, New KNOWN AND NOTICE OK ACCOUN' the Clerk of tho Monmouth County ton Tyler Flax and Ernest Flax, Ei •WIDOW Wants quick sale. 11-acre farm; * ACRES — Three miles from Red AND DISTRIBUTION Bank station. Partly wooded, brook, Court to cancel nf record, the mart editors of the estate or the said Di In the Matter of tho Estate of JACOi ing extra cash. blacktop road; convenient ocean; good ;age which appears in Book 983 oantha Drew Flax, deceased, notice I home; barn; $18,000. HAROLD LINDE- very reasonauly priced at $12,500. VAN age hich apapp hereby given to the creditors of salr flTRYKER, Deceased. MANN BROKER, Eatontown. LI 21103. VLIET AGENCY. WH 6-4484. Mortgages att P Page 3B3 Ac. In accord deceased to present to the said Ex This matter being brought before th Evenings, LI 2-0485. ance with H. S. 2A:51-1. N.J.S.A., e er.utors their claims under oath wlthl court on the petition filed herein urn 7 six months from this date. without notice; and no cause appeal J 'ERRACIAL—Ranch. Two bedrooms, IT IS FURTHER ORDERED thai Dated: July 7lh. 1961 Ing to the contrary; t hath, modern kitchen, finished REAL ESTATE WANTED service of this Order to Show Cauap It Is on this 10th day of July 1961 b ipnt. Extras. $13,500. BH 7-2939. be made upon the defendants «nd NEWTON TYLER FLAX ordered that without further Inquiry o WE NEED LISTINGS — Prompt pro- each anil every one of them, by ad 8!) River St.. the part of the petltlnner, thin at MAIL THIS COUPON TO H0LMDEL-COLT8 NECK BOUNDARY fessional service. Homes shown by ap-vertlalng this Order to Show Cause Red Bank. N. J. tlon may proceed against the perso OFF NEWMAN BPJUNGB ROAD pointment only. Notice thereof In the Red Bank ReRl ERNEST FLAX or persons made, parties lo thn nctloi Beautiful country estate, 21) acres in ter. a public newspaper circulating In 1M River St.. and all other next of kin of Jacol a pleasing blend of field and wood- McGowan Ryan Agency and about the County of Monmouth for Red Bank, N. J. Stryker, deceased, and all Demon: THE RED BANK REGISTER four consecutive weeks anil that suet Kxecutorfl claiming under and through such othe land. Large ranch, modern as tomor- 811 7-3000 row. Over 3,400 sq. ft. of living area. Red Bank publication shall be sufficient service Messrs. Klntsky A Hlmelman neit of kin and heirs; and tho. othe Cost over $90,000 to build. of the process upon said defendants. 3 East Front St . text of kin and portions aforesaid an VEST WING-Three bedrooms and bath. LIST YOUR HOME WITH WALKER * EDWARD J. ABCHER. Red Bank, New Jersey hereby made parties of tlm nrtlon un CENTER-Flreplace dividing kitchen- WALKER the office that often com J.C.C. Merrill E. Richardson, Esq. der the designation nnd description a Plate service. We take houses in trade, follows: CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT family room, recreation room with w* finance, w« appraise, and belt of all July 21, 3», AUR. 4. 11 $2«.29 115 Ridge Avenue, * fireplace and Cathedral celling, powder we sell. Walker 4 Walker. Real Estate. Anbury Park. N, J. "William Poling (son nf Marcurrlte room, living room with fireplace, back Attorneys Poling, deceased Ulster of Intestnte) Insurance. Open 7 days. Shrewsbury MONMOUTH COUNTY 40-42 BROAD STREET, RED BANK Bcreenetl porch, two bedrooms upstairs office. SH 1-6212. Rarltan office. CO 4 July 14, 21. 28, Aug. 4 122.88 next of kin of Jacob Btrykcr and with skylight on balcony of recreation 5211 HUIUIOOATK'S COUIIT the pirsonnl representatives of n,ny room. Notlm In Creditor* to Present NOTICK OF SETTLKMENT of the isld next of kin who shall have died after the death nf Wil- KAST WING-Master bedroom and bath WE HAVE BUYERS Claims A>aln»t Kutaln OF ACCOUNT, ANI> DIRKCTIONS FOR RANCH HOMES ESTATE OF EDWARD FOLKER liam Poling if lie shsll hit deceased with sitting room anil fireplace. Buent FOR DISTRIBUTION. and all persons claiming under or Your Name room and bath (separate entrance). MIDDLETOWN — Holmdel arcs. Two- DICCEASED. hree or four bedrooms Up to $19,000. through any of them." DARNS AND OUTBUILDINGS. Pursuant to tho order of EDWARD ERTATE OF JACOB STRYKER, DE And U Is further Ordered (hut Notlci Call BARONET REALTY, Hazlet, CO !, I1ROEGE, Surrogate of tho County CE\flED. Many extras for example: Walnut 4-2OI0. of this Order be Published fnr foil ' PcgRed floors, Tessera vinyl In kitchen. of Monmouth, this tiny made, en the Notice Ifl hereby given that the ac-(4> consecutive weeks In the Red Banl Cork In hoy's wing. Futuresnue vinyl application of the undersigned. Frank counts nf tlm subscriber. Administratrix Register, Red Bank. N. J., a newi in guest room, zoned heating, hot water HANDYMAN SPECIAL desired. Used, Folker, Sidney H. nrnwn. and Roheri nf the estatn of said Deceased will be paper, the last puMlrat.nn thereof i but not abused, eight to twelve-room E. BerR, Executors of tho rstatc ol audited nnd stated by the Surrogai recessed radiators, circuit breakers, within 10 mile radius of Keyport. Box appear within 30 days from tlm rial •lalnless steel Nutone double sink, Mix the Bald Edward Folkpr, deceased, no of tlm County of Mnnmouth and re-nf this Order, pursuant IO Rule 4: . i own •«•••••••••••..-•-•.•...... •. Master blender, etc., double wall oven, 23. Keyport, N.J. tlce Is hTfby Rlvon tr> tho creditors ported for settlement to The Monmoulli 5(ni. counter top range with grid-all, large ol said deceased to prpsent to thCounte y Court, rrobnte Division, o cedar closets, tack room for horse's WE NEED MORE HOMES for oursaid Executors their r.lnlmn unn>r natl ThTirndny, (hi* 10l)i rtny of August A.I Notice Is nlsn hereby given tlml oi •addles, etc., double sink Vanltor In selected buysri in Red Bank. Rumson, within six months from this date. .19*il. al ft;30 o'clock a.m., at th At I'M a.m. the recovery helicopter was hov- By CECILY BROWNSTONE by piercing the center of each ering over the capsule and the helicopter pilot was Associated Preu Food Editor round of dough in four places. In voice communication with Grissom. Any cook who wants applause How to. fiU toe decorated baked As It Happened needs only to bake a pretty, fan- pie shell? Here's Fruit Flum A garbled communication from the Randolph cy pie shell.' Easy to do, if you mery Pie! accounted for an apparently premature report is- have a bit of time, and such an Desserts named Flummeries CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) — The Redstone sued at the Cape that Grissom had actually been elegant show for company, were popular in the 1890's, and Rocket carrying America's second spaceman, Vir- plucked from the water. 'What will you choose for the one of these was made with gil I. (Gus) Grissom thundered into the sky at 7:21 pie shell's rim — crescents, sweetened and flavored gelatin As several hundred reporters and other ob- coins> or buttons? For any of mixed with beaten egg whites and «.m. (EST) today. servers awaited confirmation of Grissom's recov- these borders, fit the pastry into lots of cream. This 1961 recipe After two weather-forced postponements of the pie plate and trim the over- bears weight-watchers in mind, ery, astronaut Gordon Cooper, piloting a super fast hang even with the plate's edge; the shot, the slender 83-foot projectile finally F-106 fighter plane, roared low over the observa- now use the trimmings /or the darted from its pad, spurting a ta.ll of fire from tion site in an apparent gleeful gesture of triumph. shapes. Four Pleas Its Hquid fuel engines. The Project Mercury officials said the Grissom Cut out crescents with a small crescent-shaped cutter from a The early portion of flight appeared normal space craft reached 118 miles high, two miles high- canape-cutter set; press the Are Entered as the Redstone knifed upwards under the anxious crescents onto the slightly mois- er than planned, and landed 305 miles out in the FREEHOLD — Roger Vogel, eyes oT thousands of persons at the Cape and on Atlantic, also beyond expectations. tened pie-shell rim so they barely touch. East Freehold Rd., Freehold the beaches to the north and south. Millions It attained a maximum speed of 5,310 miles For coins, cut out 3/t Township, ''pleaded no defense watched on television sets across the country. per hour—410 miles an hour faster than planned. rounds, using the center of a yesterday before County Judge Edward J. Ascher to a charge of As the missile blasted off, a F106 jet zipped doughnut cutter or a thimble, The carrier Randolph at 7:52 a.m. was re- Overlap the rounds on the slight- petty larceny. over the Cape to view the launching from above. ported four miles from the capsule. Grissom was ly moistened pie-shell rim, press- Assistant Prosecutor Solomon It was piloted by Grissom's fellow astronaut, Gor- reported emerging from the capsule to which the ing down lightly. Lautman said Vogel was charged with taking $92 worth of plywood don Cooper. recovery helicopter had attached itself. For buttons, make cutouts with a small metal bottle cap from a lumber yard on Rt. 9, The decision to attempt the flight today was The helicopter dropped the capsule, which and place these, just touching Freehold Township, Oct. 21. Vog- made only a few hours earlier. A midnight weather sank, but Grissom was rescued. on the slightly moistened pie- el, who was represented by Jerry POPULAR IN 1890 were desserts named Flummeriti. briefing indicated conditions would be favorable shell rim. Now use a wooden Sokol of Freehold, will be sen- Grissom arrived safely on the Randolph aboard skewer to simulate button holes tenced Aug. 17. This 1961 version is kind to weight-watchers and calls for launch and the final countdown began. the helicopter. Charles Rommell, 19, of 721 for lots of fruit and minimum of cream. Heavy clouds over Cape Canaveral had wined The official time of jaunch was announced as Front St., Union Beach, pleaded Pact Sought so it calls for lots of fruit and a whites, then beaten cream, into —out Tuesday's first scheduled launch time. not guilty to a charge of atro- 7:20 a.m. cious assault and battery. minimum of cream. Our family fruit-gelatin mixture. Turn into Bright Red Trail Grissom was reported on the deck of the car- On Land Sale Mr. Lautman charged Rommell tasted it after a spicy main baked Fancy Pie Shell. Chill until Right after 7:20 a.m. the missile was ignited rier Randolph In excellent condition and smiling. KEANSBURG — Borough Coun- assaulted his estranged wife, Car- course and judged it "re- filling is set; before serving gar- freshing." nish with extra fruit. • V and immediately took off straight up leaving a (See SPACESjilGHT, Page 2) cil yesterday delayed confirma- ol, of 50 Osborn St., Keyport, and tion of a sale.of nine lots on Warren Hughes, of 902 Fifth St., FRUIT FLUMMERY PIE FANCY PIE SHELL bright red trail behind. A thunderous roar echoed Maplewood Ave., pending drafting Union Beach, on May 4 in Union 2 cups thinly sliced fresh pared 1 cup sifted enriched flour Judge Ascher placed Mrs. Allen across the Cape and the Liberty Bell 7 roared up- and signing of an agreement cov- Beach. peaches y2 teaspoon salt m three years' probation, fined 3 , ward becoming a tiny sliver In space with a glow- County Court ering use of the property. Denies Entry '• / cups sugar % cup shortening r $100 and ordered her to Mauro Briscese, 20, of 87 Man- t Ing red tail. John Wilson, Keyport, offered 1 envelope unfavored gelatin 2 to 4 tablespoons cold water lake restitution. She was repre- to buy the nine, lots for $4,000 and chester Ave., Keyport, pleaded cup cold water Sift together the flour and sail. At one minute after launch it was a bright Sentences ented by Gilbert VanNote of also offered to demolish the old not guilty to a charge of breaking cup very hot water Cut in shortening unti it la the dot In the sky. ipring Lake. Maplewood Hotel on the property. and entering. 1 tablespoon lemon Juice ..„ size rjf small peas, Sprinid* with Frederick W. Walker, 24, Of 35 He has been charged with At 7:22 a.m. Grissom reported experiencing Heard by 9 Mr. Wilson proposes to build a Salt water while mixing' UghtSy with ourt St., Freehold, was given 40x50-foot bar on four of the lots. breaking into the Field Furniture fork. Turn out on prepared pastry FREEHOLD — James Hundley, 2 egg whites J'/i times the force of gravity. 60-day suspended county jail He estimated the cost of the Im- Co., West Front St., Keyport, V5 cup heavy cream v cloth and form into a ball; flatten >f 260 Leightori Ave., Red Bank, Hitence on a charge of robbery. provement at (40,000. March 12, ,the prosecutor said. to J/2-racIi thickness and smooth At 2% minutes after liftoff the Redstone as given a suspended one-year Fancy Pie Shell He was charged with breaking Mr. Wilson agreed to a sug- Robert Todaro, 20, of Kirby SprinMe fruit with sugar and edges. Roll out '/J-inah thick; Rocket was cut off and the escape tower was entence to state prison yester i the Lithuanian Club, Throck- gestion by Mayor Louis Collichio Ave., Long Branch, pleaded not allow to stand 30 minutes. Sofje,n fit into 9-inch pie plate: trim Jettisoned. lay by County Judge Edward J. wrton St., Freehold, Feb. 20, that an agreement be signed by guilty to a charge of atrocious gelatin in cold water; add very overhang; decorate edge with Grissom reported the gravity forces were down \scher on a charge of Issuing nd taking goods valued at $43.55. the buyer stipulating that the assault and battery. He has been hot water and stir until dissolved; cut-outs from trimmings.^Priclc orthless checks. to zero and that "Boy, that sun Is really bright." ie was placed on one years' pro- building would have a minimum charged with assaulting Gregory cool. Mix sugared fruit, dissolved shell with fork. Bake in «2S or Hundley had been found guilty lation and fined $100. value of $40,000 plus other stipu- Rufulo, Kirby Ave., Long Branch, gelatin, lemon juice and a dash 450 degrees oven for 10 to 12 Grissom reported that he was guiding the ship >y a jury on the charge of issuing lations on a time limit for start March 11 in Long Branch. of salt. Chill until partly set. minutes or until lightly browned. by manual control. :hecki totaling $3,293.25 in Red It pays to advertise In The of construction and removal of No trial date has been set for Whip egg whites until stiff; whip Cool and add Fruit Flummery 3ank between Oct. 21 and Dec. 13, legister.—Advertisement. the old hotel. any of the above. cream until stiff. Fold beaten egg filling. Grissom said five minutes after launch that ail according to Assistant Prosecutor systems were working satisfactorily. Solomon Lautman. Gritsom reported he was yawing the space Judge Ascher placed Hundley in three years' probation and craft ined him $200. Hundley was rep- The astronaut said he was running just a little esented by Milton Abramoff of late in his work schedule and was not yet able to ted Bank. see any land. Donald Gugliotta, of 62 Naples ve., Belleville, was sentenced to Grissom told the ground control center that he an indeterminate term at Borden- was "seeing such a fascinating view" that he had town Reformatory on a charge of almost forgotten to work. tttempted grand larceny. ,The trosecutor said Gugliotta was ap- Fires Reverse Thrust irehended by a store detective Grissom said he has fired the reverse thrust ind police dog in Bamberger'a rockets which is a preliminary to descent back store, Eatontown, June 29. He was charged with a plot to steal to earth. furs. The control center reported carrying on a run- Robbery Case ning conversation with Grissom. Woodrow Gillis, Lippincott Ave.1 The control center said it was not receiving a Long Branch, was given a sus- pended two-to three-year sentence very good voice signal, despite Installation of new to state prison for robbery May microphones. 29. The instrumentation was reported "A-Okay" Mr. Lautman said Gillis entered the home of Leslie Aaron, Lippin and shortly afterwards that radio communication cott Ave., Long Branch, and stole was restored. $5. Judge Ascher ordered Gillis YOU TAKE THE FIRST STEP A control center official reported that "Gris- returned to state prison as a vio- som is a calm, cool, collected pilot" as he moved ator of parole. Giilfs was represented by Frank to adjust the capsule's position for re-entry. . Zimmer, Asbury Park. TOWARD A HOME OF YOUR OWN The control center reported the sun is so Bruce L. Adams and Donald bright that Grissom Is limited in his vision. •{line were both sentenced to ;wo- to three-year terms in state At-starting re-entry, the control center re- >rison on charges of escape. WHEN YOU TURN TO THE ported that everything was going well. Both men were prisoners at Grissom was reported coming in "loud and Railway State Prison and escaped from a work detail at Marlboro clear." >tate Hospital Feb. 22. They were REGISTER CLASSIFIED SECTION At nearly 10 minutes of flight, Grissom re- picked up by police in Dumont on ported experiencing forces up to 10 times the Feb. 23. They were represented force of gravity. by Irving Teicher of Oceanport. _JoJin.. D. .JDe Jesus- and JVilliam In quick succession he was reported at 65,000 lolliday, both of East South St., feet and then 45,000 feet and feeling "A-Okay" -akewood, were given two- to On the downward arc voice reception was ive-year terms in state prison for isuing forged checks. again reported bad but Instrumentation performing Issued Checks well. At 7:30 a.m., Grissom reported that the first The two had been charged with •mall parachute had been deployed and that voice isuing checks totaling $265.50 in communication was back. Freehold, Hnwell Township and Neptune in March and October, The small parachute, which comes out at I960, Mr. Lautman said. 21,000 feet, slows down the craft. One minute The two men were represented later, it was'reported that the main red and white iby James Jeck of Lakewoo . Katrina Allen, Schanck Rd., 'chute had billowed out. Freehold Township, was given a From the carrier Randolph in the recovery suspended sentence to Clinton Re- Now is the time to stop dreaming and start moving into a area, it was reported the parachute could be seen formatory on a charRe of obtain- clearly. jng property under false pre- home of your own . . . And, the easy, convenient way tenses. to locate just the right one for your family is to daily •* Three Marine and two Navy helicopters were The prosecutor said Mrs. Allen reported leaving the Randolph to home in on the collected $6,674.80 between April JJth ffers JM^ ~7Hescendlnf*SapsuleI --——• • -— T,™-1358" ?HaT3ecT3TrraB0rTrom" (he State Child Welfare Board Register Classified Section. The ships deployed in the recovery area being office in Red Bank, claiming she in "very solid contact" with Grissom. had no means to support five As Grissom approached the water, he reported minor children. Mr. Lautman {said she had $7,000 in life in- There you'll,discover a wide selection of the best properties / his parachute descent was normal and everything surance proceeds at the time. available—and you'll get acquainted with the dependable aboard was functioning "A-Okay." Real EsTate firms you will enjoy doing business with Grissom reported he was securing his coCiSt for landing. . Two Newark ^ Whether your family's need is for a larger, smaller, newer The carrier Randolph reported the capsule was * or older home — you'll find that home faster and easier dead ahead and coming in for a landing. Boys Pulled by reading the Classified Ads today and every day. Turn The Randolph reported the space craft in back to the Classified Section now! It's the first step sight. Grissom was reported preparing for a land- From Water toward making your dream-home a reality. ing 15 minutes after he left this missile test center. LAURENCE HARBOR (AP)- Helicopters reported ready to take Grissom JTwo Newark boys, ages 2 and ' 15, were pulled from (he water aboard. j about an hour apart Wednesday The Randolph reported that Grissom has been after nearly drowning at Cheese- quake State Park. picked up. I The first boy, Nicholas Vetro, Complete Check List • 2, had been under under water Grissom reported he intended to complete his I for about two minutes before he i was pulled out, police said! REGISTER check list and make sure everything in the capsule I About an hour later, Gerald was secure before he emerged from the capsule. ; KinR. 15, also Newark, was The control tenter said its radio reception was (

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WE TAWED, [i/PS.TeiirvcfWM 750/ we? ^ (S mBL\\ and college students awaited 24-^Friday, July 21, 196} RED BAOTT REGISTER Schenley. Wholesalers Foundation Mihlon Gets Scholarship scholar*«j» (or the coming school year, the announcement said. Ag- Awarded To gregate value of the awards Was India-Pakistan Argument Award For approximately $25,000. ' Miss Pace Kg members we more than 100 Has Bitter Antagonisms Top Articles wine and spirits, wholesalers who NEW YORK-Lucy Mary Pace handle products of Schenley In- By HENRY S. BRADSHER were drenched in blood of com- "NEW YORK — An outstanding 407 Rumson Hd., Little Silver, dustries, Inc. NEW DELHI (AP) - A lengthy munal rioting as separate India citizenship first award from the las been awarded a Schenley •rgument has raged between In- and Pakistan were born. American Heritage Foundation Vholesalers Foundation college No problem finding tenants dia and Pakistan over what hap- The minorities that remained was presented recently to Law- cholarship for the 1961-62 school when you advertise The Register pened at the village of Gopal- behind—Moslems in India and rence F. Mihlon, 293 Spring St., rear. j way.—Advertisement. i ganj in East Pakistan. The argu- Hhdus in Pakistan, mainly the Red Bank, associate editor of Miss Pace was sponsored for ment illustrates the bitter antag- eastern part of divided Pakistan Factory magazine, a McGraw- er award by Merchants Wine & onisms, some based on religious —have been a problem. Hill publication. riquor Co. of Pennsauken. (Coin Collector's Bible) differences, that exist between Last February Moslems in the The award was made in recog- The Little Silver student attend- the two countries. 'central Indian town of Jubbulpore nition of Mr. Million's coverage d Red Bank Catjjiolic High School COIN COLLECTORS Pakistan says a quarrel overlwere attacked by Hindus after two in Factory of political activity in there she ranked 10th in a class NOW IN STOCK a calf led to the death of four per- Moslem youths raped a Hindu Industry during the I960 presi- if 231. She wag spiritual editor 1962 Red Book tons. India said it was a com- girl. Some 65 Moslems were dential election. The award is a if the school yearbook, a mem- 15th Edition Inunal riot, the term use for fight- killed. The Pakistani high com 21xl7-inch, mahogany and gold ber of the Glee Club, and earned ing between different religious missioner (ambassador) in New framed reproduction of the Get- membership in the National Hon- By Stall Mo J5«lr» "•»',( Delhi asked Indian permission to tysburg Address in Abraham Lin- communities. or Society. MONMOUTH STAMP Some Hindu extremist organi- visit Jubbulpore. He was told he coln's own handwriting. She will use her scholarship to zations in India charge, without could but was advised not to go, The award-winning articles dea ittend Montclair State College in AND COIN SHOP offering any evidence, that the In diplomacy, such advice is vir- with the workings of politics and /lontclair. She lives with her par- 3» MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK incident was part of a Pakistani tually a ban. He did not go. attempts by management men to nts, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pace. become active in politics. The plan of genocide—the murder of Moslem Attacks Miss Pace was one of 48 "out SlUdjulde 1-06K all Hindus. series has formed a background andingly qualified" high school Then came the reports from| for a book on political action now British Left lit '47 Gopalganu in early May. India's being written by Mr. Mihlon for A Moslem minority ruled the deputy high commissioner in Dac-| EXECUTIVE'S NEW HOUSE — George Waters, vice Hindu masses of India for cen- ca, capital of East Pakistan, hit there. He reported that the president and general manager of the Credit Cards Serv- TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS turies before the British came. heard reports that 500 Hindus rumors of 500 Hindus victimized ice of the American Express Co,, New York, has pur- When the British left in 1947, were the victims of Moslem at- were correct, although the hurri- PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES many Moslems insisted on a sep- tacks. India asked permission cane made it difficult to be cer- chased this two-story, five-bedroom house on Rumson •rate nation so they would not to send the envoy to investigate. tain. Rd., Rumson, from Dr. Louis Saporito, Newark dentist. STAflONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES be submerged by the Hindus. After five days, Pakistan Protest Rejected Mrs. Ellen Hazelton, Rumson realtor, handled the Areas near the partition lines agreed. But it said this should India protested to Pakistan. ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS set a precedent for Pakistani dip- negotiations. The house, on a two-acre lot, has a pan- Pakistan rejected the protest, lomats to visit trouble spots in COMPLETE calling the Indian report "abso- eled den with fireplace, hobby room, paneled summer Established Tetephont India. BATTERY SERVICE lute nonsense" and asking for the living room and open patio, The sale was announced by 1884 flndia balked on accepting this names of even one victim. SH 1-0001 N.w—RtnUls—It.charf. precedent. Finally the deputy high Previews, Inc., national real estate clearing house, New As the argument was dying out, 17 Bread St. RED BANK DOUGLAS ELECTRIC GO. commissioner visited the area, violence flared in a part of India York. II CAST FRONT STRUT about a month after the trouble adjacent to East Pakistan. At •ED MNK T.I. SH 7 and after a severe hurricane had Hailakandi a mob attacked and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. D* burned some homes. Hindu or- Oceanport vison, 13 Dwyane St., and Mr. ganizations blamed Moslems; and Mrs. Charles P. Van Brackle, Pakistani reports said Hindus Mrs. Arthur Mason, 18 Maple 100 Main St., have returned to GENERAL SPRAY SERVICE had attacked Moslems. JAve., is visiting her brother and their homes after a 10-day motor CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE The big problem between India sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.Har- trip through the southern states. P. O. BOX 207 HAZLET, N. J. and Pakistan is rival claims to ry Van Note and family in Jack- Points of interest visited were the Himalayan state of Kashmir. sonville, Fla. Rock City, Tenn., and Mammoth This dispute spreads venom Caves, Ky. On their return trip, PER ANNUM through all their relations. When Mrs. George C. D. Hurley, Sr., the couple's were guests of Rev. communal clashes occur inside and George C. D. Hurley, Jr., and Mrs. Albert Wolstencroft in Lawrence F. Mihlon either country, they bring the motored to Tabernacle last week- Shadyside, Ohio. Mr. Wolsten- Accounts insured up to $10,000 by the hostility and suspicions nearer a end where they were the guests of croft is a former pastor of the the McGraw-Hill Book Company. II raw surface. Mrs. Hurley's sister, Mrs. Cur- Oceanport Methodist Church. Mr. Mihlon is a graduate of Federal Savings & Lean Insurance Corp. tis S. Scott. George Washington University, Washington, D. C. He received The extensive tundra of the Visiting Mrs. John T. Wilson, MORTGAGE LOANS an associate in arts degree from Arctic region supports some 400 A house guest of Mr. and Mrs. 274 Oceanport Ave., last week Monmouth College, West Long species of flowering plants and Sal Gentile, 9 Sea Girt Ave., is were her grandson and family, Branch. A member of Sigma Del- HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS ferns. These in turn feed an Mrs. Gentile's sister, Miss Philly Mr. and Mrs. John McGinty and ta Chi, profesional journalism | abundant animal life. Gioscia, Bronx. daughters, Laurie and Sharon of Matawan. society, Mr. Mihlon was with the Washington bureau of the Asso- MARINE VIEW SAVINGS ciated Press. • Weed and Crabgrau Control The Misses Angela and Virginia • Fertilizing • Fungus Control BAY CITY LUMBER CO. Gentile, twin daughters of Mr. He is married to the for- • Pest Control • Soil Sterilization >O MAIN 5T • BLL' and Mrs. Sal Gentile, 9 Sea Girt mer Ann Falvo of Red Bank. The AND LOAN ASSOCIATION • P. H, Control • Spray Seeding Ave., observed their 13th birth- couple has two children, Law- • Special Services rence Leslie and Dana Ann. Mr. MIDDLETOWN OFFICE • Lawn Renovation • Aero-Thatching day Wednesday with a cook-out at their home. Guests included Million's parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Frank R. 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