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35c PER WEEK IB • toiued d»lly, Uoodw-tnioajh FtW»y. Second Claw Postal* N 18 7c PER COPY VULi 84, pM al Ra4 B,,,), am at Addiuonal Milllni OBIM«, 10, BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Keyport to E. Keansburg Plan to Widen Berlin Parley Upper End Of Plan Drafted Rt. 36 in Spring TRENTON — Rt. 36 in Monmouth County will be Politics and BerlinAllies To yvidened to a four-lane highway from Keyport to East U.S. Hopes W. German Election Keansburg, with construction slated to start next spring, the. state Highway Department informed The Won't Complicate Issue Propose Register yesterday. WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. tics. They were disturbed In At the same time, work will be started on a grade official^ fervently hope West this respect by moves made by German politicians can get Brandt and Adenauer this separation and overpass at the Six" Corners, Rt. 35, in week. Talks Keyport, to provide aC ~~ through the final month of theif. national election campaign There is reason to believe BERLIN H«y the construe,instructed its secretary to re-! Planning Board, rapped the Zon- tlon af aa 0 highiquest a written resignation from munists boasted of a victory in ured at $22,359,727. sel in rough seas last night. At act without official notification." ices of the U.S. Corps of Engi-J^,I ^ JumorsemoI™ ™"™r highiquest awntlen resignation from ing Board for "failure'to conform Frank Peters, truant officer. Mr. Hie first round''of the new Ber- In announcing the termination least three Coast Guard boats to the provisions of the law" by Industrial Park l S approached the ship, and one put 7^R^m^R in^lmls' ^""les Gee, ohairma.i of theiPelers offered a verbal resigna- lin crisis, talk in the West of (See RT. 36, Page 2) not referring to the Planning aboard a party, Mr. Bennett also said the board waters school planning commiisee, saidUion at the close of the school tough reprisals tapered off. In- Board the question of the Loi that e recr q wiIwill1 meemeett jinn execulivexecutivee ,sessioessjonn The commissioner Indicated * eati°n f»»'d >* be-!year in ,!une. Applications for^stead. officials in Washington Coast Guard officials declined nB to talk about Ihe case and re- Sapio brothers' two-bay garage|..verysnorUy,.tOc|iscuS8(he that private boat operators ap-<' considered as a possible site. I truant officer will be accepted hyiand London contended lhat the Zoning Code board secretary up to Reds put themselves .>n the He- ferred inquiries to the State De- erected for business use across |posed RanUn.Holm*! industrial parently were observing his br-jT Trie- board hasJjeert. consider^ the l0 llne ( eir adj0lmnf! -1R, [tensive by c]psing_ the border partrn nt . " . "j D Park to be bordered bbyy Union der banning litter on beaches. |ing converting the existing ele- ,?, ' , ., „ . ~ !propertie p s on Middle Rd. A bid received for iraflsporfJTOrouglTBerTm and that"ihe time Clarifications In Washington, the State De-; ppr°Plert le* °" Middl *? . r Ave.Ave... LLaurel Ave., Middle Rd. He said only a few complaints,mentary school into a high; In Washington...., the State . De1 -1 Th' e ,Zonin .„g Board„„„/„., afte„ r near- Qan_d J pRt* ln special;is ripe for negotiations. partment declined comment be- . * ,.*,,,.,',,„,„„,.„. i d R - 5 have been registered since cur-jichoolcur-|ichool,. but due to the COM of|of^R tour children to a p|g ing the case at its last two meet-1 r 1 took steps'rent rigid regulations nave been [conversion and lack of land for.class ,n the borough and one to In • new demonstratiodenonstraH n of tht yond acknowledging receipt of a ;„„, »w s, ,, ,,M «r»r th.l Last week, Holmdel Under Study ings, announced it woulm d refer the imately 300 enforced. Adams said they wereiMansion, it believes the high;" special class at Beers Street, Western reluctance to force a ship's arrival. case to the Planning Board under It0 rezone .''s approximate y FAIR HAVEN - James Buck- As a customary diplomatic caused mainly by boat operators school should be built on a larger Haslet, for the coming school (See BERLIN, Page 2) provisioni..: s ofi a. -_iL.fi.recently, nadopte^/xni.dj acres of th» proposed narkpark.. ley, acting chairman of the Plan- chumming for bluefish too near I year was rejected. Nevv bids will (See; SHIP, Page 2) amendment to the zoning ordi- Raritan, with approximately ning Board, last night appointed the coast near Elberon and v< pecial meet nance. 75 acres of usuable land had pre- The board announced that no|£/^iing Aug. 28? . " * * a committee to study recommen- Deal, creating oil slicks which word.had been received from the No Correspondence viously announced it would act on The board will advertise for Delay Verdict dations by Thomas Carlock, build- drifted into beach areas. Union Beach sohool board with State Won't As of last night, the Planning rezoning its section as soon as bids to Mack top the school Ing inspector, for minor additions regard to the possibility of a re- Board reported it had not Holmdel had initiated action to Cites Conditions yard. to the zoning code which will rezone its portion. In Highway clarify and back up some prac- received any correspondence Adams blamed a cornbina'tion A letter will he sent lo the Stress Polio In other action, the board: tices now in force. from the Zoning Board on the of circumstances for the great Centenarian Mayor and Council requesting J Mr. Carlock noted that a defini- LoSapio case. To Sell Lots quantity of litter on beaches two [that Venders be prohibiied from Fatality Case tion of a corner lot and a pro- Oral Vaccine At the suggestion of Mr. Olin- weeks ago. (lulls Job (parking within 500 reel' of any; MIDDLETOWN-Magistrate W. , Gave approval tor the sale of vision for maintaining .established - State Healthi sty. .the Planning Board directed "Several days of easljily wind UNION (AP)-David C. Austin;school district in Ihe borough. iGi|bcrt Manson reserved decision ts secretar lines .were not included; Roscoe Kandle- * y ** request the Zon- lots in blowing toward the Jersey'shore, will be 100 tomorrow and he's Open house for the school wil yesterday on a charge of causing ing Board to forward the LoSapio 1 hpld Sept.' 6, from 7.-30 when the code was rewritten.|SaVS "N0 community-wide cam- , and disapproved j increased boat traffic, with lim-'going to celebrate by retiring .I*" '"idealh by auto lodRed ajjainst Rob- m a itpd 9 case ' - ;the sale of two Clauses concerning parking re-]paign with oral polio vaccine is ' ,7 " ! marine,enforcement patrols,! He attributes'Iiis longevity tnj P-"V ert II. Olin, 36, of 76 Raritan Ave., The situation was brought outiManor adjacent to quirements and setbacks also, are] conternpiatec| at this time." the Matnes were among the causes rrien-; moderate eating, staying -.away! Keansburg. to be clarified. Dr. Kandle made the statement _— • ° tract. -' tioned," he said. ' j from strong drink, proper rest Mr. Olin was Ihe driver of a The board hopes to have its yesterday after the U. S. Public Asked the mastejr plan enact The commissioner said, "We; and—most important—work. tractor-trailer which collided wiih recommendations ready for the Health Service licensed oral type" Two-County ment committee, to study the are encouraged" by the progress Austin has been working for a pickup truck on Rt. 1)6 in East next borough council meeting. I_ (Sabin) vaccine. The new .vac- feasibility of vacating a portion made but we dare not be com- 86 years. For 32 years he's been Keansburg last week. Driver of of Third St., West Keansburg Is Recovered The board discussed possible cjne js taken like a pill but con placent. Although the state will a cashier-checkei at the Charles the pickup truck, Charles Boed- iises to which the Schwenker prop- fers immunity only against type Watershed from Park Ave, to the creek. patrol the shoreline to. the 3-mile Kurtz Market in Cranford. SEA BRIGHT-A 16-foot out- tinghaiis, 51 Burlington Ave., Leon- erly, frnrn River Rd. to Forrest I polio. Referred to the minor subdivi- limit, I am particularly urging "Tomorrow is my last day," board motor boat, stolen Tuesday ardo, was killed instantly, Ave., could be put in the future Salk Vaccine is effective against Help OKd sion committee the applicatioppcation of all seashore municipalities to fol- Austin said. "But if they don't from the Sea Barn Marina here. An autopsy by the county phy- with the adjacent pond serving all three types of polio and ig in- Lawrence S. Larsen, 110 Stone low the example of Lon^ Branch!get anybody and find themselves was recovered yesterday by At- sician showed that Mr, Boeddinj sdvantageously. jected. WASHINGTON (AP) — The i tlli thi own beachjin a hole, I'll run down and help lantic Highlands police and re- haus had .11 milligrams of alco- Most nf the pond belongs to the The commissioner said the Pub-Soil Conservation Service of the il lii" ,turned. |hoi in hi.-, blood stream at the tract. The River Rd. area of it lic Health Service had ordered Agriculture Department is going j Two juveniles from.. Atlantic;time of the crash. The physician Is popular for feeding ducks. 300.000 closes of the new vaccine to help local authorities prepare Highlands have confessed to the ruled lhat he was in a state of which it would use primarily in a work plan for a watershed proj- theft, according to Sea Bright marked intoxication. DOG BITES BOY areas threatened by a type I ect in Mercer and Monmouth i police. : Magistrate Manson said he HAZLET - Henry Jordan, 9, polio epidemic. Counties, N.J. | The boat is the property of Jack wanted to consult with the prose- son of Maj. and Mrs. Henry H. Dr. Kandle said only 17 polio The area to be studied is the IConrad, 10 Sheffield Dr., Newark, jailor's office on its recommenda- Jordan. 9 Surry Dr., is in fair cases have been reported in New 60,000 acre Assunpink Watershed. . - |tion in the case. condition today in RiverviewHos- Jersey so far this year compared Under the Watershed* Protec- DUMP ON FIRE j Reserve Decision pital, after being bitten on the with 30 during the same period tion and Flood Prevention Act, RKD BANK — Smog last night Magistrate1 Manson also re- cheek by the family dog. last year. the deparment can give techni- in Shrewsbury and Red Bankjserved decision for two weeks on cal and financial aid to organized caused numerous complaints and charges of disorderly conduct and groups in small watersheds inquiries. carrying a concealed weapon See Comnromise in Firm's where floods, drought and soil Borough police this morningjlod^ed against five Highlands erosion cause serious damage. said il was caused by a smolder-lyouths. A work plan could produce re ing fire at the dump in the foot! The group, plus a juvenile, were Homiest For A Variance commendations for small dams of Sunset Ave. (See FATALITY, Paje 2) or other conservation measures RED BANK — The Zoning! between the buildings to the north in the area. 9 Board of Adjustment last night and south of the project. Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr., moved toward a compromise with Harvey Karen, president of D-N.J., was notified yesterday Councilmen 'Enter Karli Apartments, Inc., in the Karli, has said the firm spent of the approval by the depart- firm's request for a variance. "about $20,000" thus far to start ment. Agencies that applied for Kaili .seeks permissiop n to build- -garden apartment project. tire-federal help Hic-Mei College Next Month n 40-unit garden apartment devel- Any change in the current plans, County Soil Conservation opment at 165 Branch Ave. with he said, probably would negate trict, and Washington and Ham- WEST LONG BRANCH—Mayoralties. On June 15, Boroujjh Coun- two of 'its buildings 40 -feet from the .firm's mortgage commit- Iton Townships. and Council will enler the ivyjcil decided In take steps to con- the center nf the street. ments. cnvered walls of Monmouth Col- Irol fraternity house activities. S. M. Hoffman, building in- : Karli Apartments, Inc., began lc^e next mo-th to discuss with: Last night."however, Mr. Wofll- spector, stopped construction be- construction under a building per- |school officials points of borough ley said the Idea has been cause, he said, the two buildings mit issued by Domenick C. Pingi- I and college co-operation. | dropped. Index W(> were ton close to the Center .of tore, who resigned as building Borough Clerk, J. Russell Wool-'• " learned lhat Ihe college i!«PS?JP£_iy!y.-.i..-The plans ap-J anle Branch Ave. : ley offered to providn the -council* JlM Jb«LA control over stu- J ""*" " Page Seifiack~ProbIem proved by Mr. Pingitore showed men identifying badges to pie- dents liv'inS in fraternities as they He said (he building zone code the two apartment buildings fac! Amusements 14-15 vent them from being mistaken do if lhe students are living on requires new structures to be set ing Branch Ave. to be only 40 Births . ' ; 2 as students when they enter lhe,camPu;" be said. back the average of other build- feet from the street. Jim Bishop / 6 DAMPER ON TRIP - Arthur Dudley, 50, of Brooklyn, get. warm under a blanket after campus the evening of Sept 6. ! New Borough Signs Ings on the same side of the Width of Street Bridge '..: {.. 4 Councilman Roy C. Parsons , H.e ,said re'idems ''vi"8 next street—The-setback—he-said,—is -Mr.-Hoffman, who took the job lifeguards at the borough beach in Sea Bright pulled him from rough waters yeiter- Classified .-- 20-73 thought this a good idea, com.lo fraternity houses had been co- aboub t 63 feet. of building inspector July 1, said Comics is day when hii 14-foot boat capsiied. At left it Frederick Dieterich, chief lifeguard: eratlve m thc menting that he did indeed have °P- , lh ,- ..„ Karli constructed its footings the apartments are in violation Sl Crossword Puzzle 4, II Police Sgt. Charlei A. Carlson ii at right. an ^intellectual" countenance. !' S"s bearing the notice -En- only 34 feet from the center of of building zone code. Editorials tering West Long Branch, Home 'he street, Mr. Hoffman said. Branch Ave. at the site of the Herblock Fraternities !nf Monmouth College" have been Following its deliberations last apartments is only 30 feet wide, Kitty Kelly The invitation lo the meeting!placed ai all the main street en- night, the board instructed Mr. he said. Urban Planning Asso- Movie Timetable Boat Upsets, Fisherman Buses "ome was extended in a leter from Irnnres to the borough, accord- Mrs Hoffman lo establish a line he-!dates, New York City, which is Obituaries SFA RRirur 4 |,,,mW,m ,,„ Arth p. ,. ,„ ., , - Frances McGee. office ofini; to Councilman Andrew J. Kro- tween the setback of the house preparing a master plan for the Sylvia Porter f SLA BR1OHI - A B.ooklyn by Arthur Dudley, 50, a New had bi-i-n prohibited all along theistudents' activities at the college, mi. io the north of the Karl! Apart- borough, has suggested that the! Radio-Television 14-15 jman who slarlrd out "n a fishingi*01* Cl|y sanitation department beaches here yesterday morning.iThe borough representatives will The signs are blue and white .nents and the Molly Pitcher Vil- road might be widened in the! Religious Servlce§ 10 trip at S a.m. yesterday from £or. • "") dosc.'0 shore- The Salvation Armv iirnvit"1 wilh cMl'W Presidcnt Kd- Similar .m the "Welcome to annrlments building lo the future. The Social R.» Sheepshoad Bay was pulled from >«h,. *»Y« "PS.Md Ihe boat » *' * ™ %Z, ^Z ev >"'« G" Sdllacfer' Oceanport" signs, and are of a muth (>r the Karli property. • Neighboring residents Tuesday George Sokolsky 0 lf ef:liard s e f 8 Ihe surf off the bon'ugh beach ..^l. 'J . , '-^"k Dle-. "^ "'^ -'«^i.s for Mi. Dudley.j Mn. McGce ^ (he C0||(.Ke colonial motif The board then apparently will night objected lo the two apart- Sports 18-18 here about two hours later. jlorich and guards John Bouton, He started his trip home shortly [expected an enrollment of 3,000! Harry Vo-el a former council «k ihe firm to move its project ment buildings being so close to ! and Robert Kee plunged into Ihe,after nonn-hy bus. Police are students this fall. Jman. congratulated the couicil Stock Market winds jack from the street (0 that line the center of the street. and motor In the I One of the problems to come jon the signs. He first proposed tha Successful Investing boat ley and his boat to shore, Bathing! meantime. under discussion will be fratern- idea last Dec. 15. 2—Friday, August 18, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Berlin New Jersey New Jersey — Mostly «unny (Continued) with seasonable temperatures to- Births OBITUARIES IEU Workers His Request showdown, West German De- day, high in the 80s except fewer fen«e Minister , Franz 'josepi News Briefs along the southern coastal re- Rivervttw Hoapital Strauss told a news conference Associated Frew Resist Efforts Is Granted gions.Fair tonight with low in Mr. and Mrs. WiHitra Key, 27! la Munich that "The time,has FREDERICK A. DALEY the 60s with FREMONT, N. H. (AP) - The-| East M.t BeUord, daughter, come to be calm and patient and CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C. — i FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP — Russian-Born last wistful request of an old man some 50s in yesterday. to keep one's head cool." young Marine was-killed Thurs- Frederick A. Daley, 99, of Halte By Teamsters who had worked most of his life northwest por- Mr. and Mr?. Kenneth Clark, day when the car in which he Mill Rd., died yesterday afte tions. Saturday 1764 Union Ave., Hazlet, daugh "Things must not be allowed was riding, overturned 17 miles Novelist Dies PASSAIC (AP) - Some 1.500 wifh horses was granted yester- to reach a point in which thi suffering a heart attack at thi • labor union members from tfew day. His 81-year-old body waS fair and warm ter, yesterday. south of nearby Jacksonville OK Freehold Raceway. He was taken NEW YORK (AP) ~ Nichola« Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jensen, alternative is a giant prestig* U.S. 17. The victim was Pvt Jersey and New York marched in borne from funeral home to with high in loss or war," he added. by first aid men to Fitkin Hos- Kalashnikofl, 73, a Russian-born a rally here last night to demon- church, f nd from church to cem the 80s. James St., Shrewsbury, daugh- Cornelius F. McGinley, Jr., 18, pital, Neptune. novelist who wrote a pre-revolu- etery, in a horse-drawn hearse. ter,' yesterday. As yet tliere was no public re- His father was listed as C. F. Mc- strate support of the workers of MARINE sponse from the Russians to th Mr. Daiey was born in Free- tionary and early past-revolu- the Duralite Co. plant. All his life, William Philbrick Cape May to Mr. and Mrs. John Muller, 35 Ginley, Sr., of Parsippany, N. J, hold, son of the late Martin aiuT tionary story of his life in his Forest Ave., Matawan, Uaugivte: stiff Allied notes yesterday pro- and his mother as Mrs. Am • The Duralite workers have been drove horses, first for hjs father's Block Island — testing the closing of the Berli Annie Daley. native land, died yesterday of a off the job since July 10 in a ice business. Later he drove Variable winds yesterday. Bobowski of Elizabeth, N. J. He was a fireman employed a heart ailment. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Di border and demanding Moscow dispute growing out of a Team- horses hauling timbers from for- five to 10 knots "put an end to these illega the Freehold Post Office, a vel He had lived here since 1924 iters Union effort to take over as est to sawmills. today and to- Cresenza, 336 First Ave., Key SECAUCUS — Lawrence Tre- eran of World War I and a mem and had been a citizen since port, daughter, yesterday. measures." Hie Russians an ger, 44, of 75 Brandwywind Rd, employee representatives, accord- As the end of his life drew night becoming mostly southerlj expected to reject the protest. ber of American Legion Post M, 1930. He wrote in English. ing to the International Union of near, he told his two sons and his Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cuenin, Fords, was fatally injured 10 knots Saturday. Visibility gen- Expects More He was a communicant of St His most ambitious novel was Electrical, Radio and Machine brother of his desire—to go to his 51 Thome PI., West Keansburj Thursday when he was crushed erally five miles or more bul West Berlin Mayor ' Will; Rose of Lima Catholic Church "They That Take the Sword," workers. last resting place in a hearse son, yesterday'. between two trucks at the somewhat lower late tonight Brandt, who has been clamor- Surviving are his wife, Mrs, a 717-page work published in drawn by a horse. Fair weather. Mr. and Mrs. Iliomas Cribbi Malslen Brothers Trucking Ter- Florence P. Daley; a .son, Ken 1939. Local 485 of the IUE says its ing for reprisals against the nev minal. He died of internal In- workers have been locked out After his death, Monday, his 5 Farmdale Rd., Hazlet, daugh neth J. Daley of Freehold; The novel traced the social de- sons, and friends got out the 80- ter, yesterday. Communist restrictions, approve juries. Police said Treger was by Duralite in what it describes |j EXTENDED FORECAST the tone of the proteste—"final- daughter, Mrs. Morton R. Brach velopment and disillusionment of year-old town hearse, unused for In eastern Pennsylvania, New Monmouth Medical Center standing at the rear of a parked of this place; two brothers, Har- a young Russian from the time as a union-busting campaign ly the right language," he said truck when another truck, Cliff Cameron, business manager 40 years, cleaned it and greased Jersey, southeastern New York Mr. and MTS. James Fleming, ry Daley of Freehold and Capt he left Siberia until his exile by the wheels. And today William But he made plain he still ex driven by Joseph MuszylnskI, of Local 485, has accused Dura- and Connecticut temperatures 10 Manymind Ave., Atlantic peots more action. W. Cecil Daley of the Hights the Communists in the early Philbrick realized, in death, his Highland:, daughter, yesterday 22, of 287 Secaucus Rd., backed town Police Department; a sis- days of the revolution. It was lite of trying to "ram Teamster last, nostalgic wish. during the five day period Satur- One measure advocated bj up. Local 945 down the throats of day through Wednesday are ex- Mr. and Mrs. John H. Kinse; Brandt is seizure of the Wes ter, Mrs. Nellie Patton of Ret based on Kalashnikoff i own ex- its workers." pected to average about five de- 35 Slocum PI., Long Branch, so: Bank, and five grandchildren. perience. Berlin portion of the Communisl MIAMI BEACH, Fla.—The bod; The rally began at the Duralite grees above normal in extreme yesterday. operated city elevated railwa; The funeral will be held North Cops northwestern portion of districi Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fafani of a Union City, N. J., woma: 8 a.m. Monday from the Free- MRS. IDA JACOBS plant at 2 Barbour Ave., where He was to discuss this today wit was found floating in the surf to 18 busloads of metropolitan area and two to four degrees above 17 Mount St., Red Bank, son, the three Allied commandants man Funeral Home, Freehold LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Ida yesterday. day. An autopsy will, be pei A requiem mass will be offered union members demonstrated. Cub All-Star normal elsewhere. Warm through West Berlin, but they were ex formed tomorrow to determine Jacobs, 71, died yesterday 'n Then the group, which included Monday, becoming cooler Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fran] pected to throw cold water on in St. Rose of Lima Church a Monmouth Medical Center, after Vaughan, 188 Naves-ink Ave. the woman, Tessie Albert, abou 9 o'clock by Rev. Paul S. Ham IUE, United Rubber Workers and day and Wednesday. Precipita- the proposal. 60, drowned or died of othei a week's illness. She had 'ived Textile Workers of America—al' Game, 13-7 tion may total 0.2 to 0.5 of an Highlands, daughter;' yesterda; The East Germans hive a! mond. Burial will be in St. Rosi for two years before that at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mack, causes. Mrs. Albert, a widow of Lima Cemetery. AFL-CIO affiliated unions, FORT MONMOUTH — The inch, except less than 0.1 of an ready threatened to blockadi had left her oceanfront hotel room Home for the Chronic Sick here. marched a mile to the auditorium Northern Division All Stars inch In southern-New Jersey, oc- 75 Rt. 3, Robbinsville, daughte: West Berlin again if the rai! Mrs. Jacobs was born in Po- yesterday. to go swimming. Bathers foun MRS. CHARLES YOUNG ,of the Polish Peoples' Home in downed the Southern Division curnng as showers about Mon- way Is seized. her floating face down and pulle< land. Before coming to this area Passaic to hear an address by 13-7, last night in the 10th annua Patterson Army Hospital The East German regim KEYPORT — Mrs. Estelle two years ago, she had lived in day. her from the water. Young, 66, of 224 Osborn St. diec Al Hartnett, international secre- Monmouth Cub Scout All Star TIDES Fort Monmouth opened a campaign for younij Montreal, Canada, where she was Tuesday at the Monmouth Medi tary-treasurer of the Internation- baseball game before a large (Sandy Hook) First Lt. and Mrs. Olin Hestei volunteers to swell its army, no' the organizer of Hope Hospital, al Electrical, Radio »nd Machine crowd at Dean Field. Sr. 606 Agnes Ave., Brielle, ton, JERSEY CITY —Mrs. Mary cal Center, Long Branch. Today — High 1:13 p.m., low 110,000 strong. At a series < Bosco of 1219 Washington St., and active in charitable work. Workers. The Northerners sewed up the Wednesday. Mrs. Young, daughter of thi 7:30 p.m. early morning recruiting meet- Hoboken, has accepted a $90,000 Her husband was the late Thomas contest with a six run outburst Sgt. and Mrs. Charles Davi, late Mr. and-Mrs. William Towle Hartnett, who flew from Wash- Saturday — High 1:19 ings youths 18 to 23 were urgec settlement In the death of her Jacobs. In the second. The counters came a.m 175 Lincoln Ave., Elbsron, »oi was born in Keyport. She wa; ington to attend, called upon the and 2:06 p.m., low 7:35 to join the army. husband, who was killed by Surviving are three daughters, on a barrage of singles and a a.m Wednesday. the widow of Charles Young. rank and file to leave "no stone and 8:43 p.m. Called Success bank vehicle in 1959. On June Mrs. Louis Rubin and Mrs. Har- spate of Southern Division errors Surviving is her sister, Mrs unturned, no deed undone, no Sunday — H I g h 2:19 am. and Leaders of the Communis 13, a jury awarded Mrs. Bosco ry Auerbach, both of New York Starter Bob Mortford of Middle Mable Carter, also of Keypon words uspoken, until the fight 3:07 p.m.,'low 8:45 a.m. and youth movement said in a stat a $120,000 verdict against the City, and Mrs. Henry Friedman town was credited with the win Mrs. Young was a member o is won." Rt. 36 ment the closing of the Berli; Hudson Trust Co. ot Union City of Vancouver, British Columbia; Pete DePonte, who was on the 9:52 p.m. the Second Baptist Church Cris Frawley, executive secre- border had been a great success and its driver-messenger, Sam- a brother, Simon Rosenbloom of mound for the South during that Monday— High '3:27 a.m. and (Continued) Keyport. tary of the Passaic CIO Council, "Now It Is necessary to o uel Setteducate, driver of the Montreal, three sisters, Mrs. Mar- disastrous second, was the loser. 4:16 p.m., low 9:59 a.m. and point for the long-awaited Rt. 3' Services will be held tomorrow and Paul Jennings, executive sec- ment our victory, to make thi vehicle. The bank claimed the tin Rudolph of Montreal, Mrs. The Southern division picked up 10:54 p.m. project, the department statet at 1 p.m. at the Bedle Funeral retary of IUE-AFL-CIO, also said defeat of the West German mil verdict was excessive and asked Rose Belkin of Irvington and most of its runs via homers by (For Red Bank and Rumson that exhaustive traffic studi Home, Keyport. Rev. Collins Byri that organized labor itood behind tarists complete by concludin that lt be set aside. The mo- Mrs. Joseph Fox of Elberon; four Warren Wilkinson, Jim Demaree bridge, add two hours; Sea show that most of the heavy tral of the Union Baptist Church, Nep the Duralite workers. a peace treaty and to lead ou tion was pending before Hudson grandchildren and two great- and Richie Collier. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long fie on Rt. 36 in the Bayshon tune, will conduct the burial serv Company officials were not forces of peace to victory in a County Judge James Rosen grandchildren. Manager for North was Al Han Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- runs between Keyport and Keans ice at the Union Prospect Ceme- available for comment. of Germany," a proclamatioi when the settlement Was an- Services will be today at noon sen, Middletown, whos Pack 240 lands bridge, add 40 minutes). burg, with a "sharp drop off tery, "Matawan. e said. nounced yesterday. Mrs. Bos- in the Damiano Funeral Home. team won the Northern division from East Ketmsburg to High Walter Uibright, spade-bearded co's husband, Philip, was 34 Burial will be at Beth Israel Cem- title and the county championship, CHICAGO (AP) - Cool Can- lands. REESE L. HAMMOCK Communist boss of East Ger- years old when he was killed. etery, Woodbridge. Albert "Pete" MacDonald of adian air continued to dominat Based on present plans, the ex LONG BRANCH — Reese L, Busy Week-end the weather picture today drop- many, scheduled a radio-telev Red Bank, manager of Pack 17, act termination point for th Hammock, 43, of 433 Prospecl JOHN E. MC MAHON, SR. ping temperatures over the North- slon appearance tonight to ex the Southern Division champs, four-lane widening will be Palm NEWARK —Cab driver Victo St., died Wednesday in Patter- MIDDLETOWN — John E. Me- east and touching off showers er Ave. (Main St.) in Keansburj plain the closure of the 25-mil De Filippo proved yesterday thai son Army Hospital, Fort Mon- Set in Santelle coached the Southern All Stars zonal border through Berlin. H> Mahon, Sr., 60, of Cooper Rd. died Both managers fielded nearly and thundershowers from Minne- about 150 feet from the Ea: speeding can occasionally sav< mouth. Wednesday night in his home. sota to the desert Southwest. Keansburg border line in Middli was expected to join in the oal lives as well as take them. Thi Mr. Hammock was born i all of their 21 players before the for young volunteers for the He was born in Newark, son of Net Tourney seven inning game was com- Night-time readings in the 40s town. A new Robert Hall clothin; life was that of a baby, A. Lado Riverton, Va., son of George an the late John and Catherine Mar- and 50s persisted from the Upper store is located at this cornei army. Mirak, the son of Mrs. Ann Phillie Hammock. He had lived LITTLE SILVER-MaJ. Angelo pleted. tin McMahon. He was a long- Great Lakes into New England, At the same time, however, th< An unofficial West Berlin In- Mirak of Union. The boy wai here seven years. Monti of Eatontown and Betsy shoreman in Jersey City. Mr. Mc- department noted that if surplu: telligence agency reported th born Tuesday and needed a com A veteran of World War II, Ke Sandenon of Little Silver, the Freehold Entries where record lows were recorded Mahon was a member of St. — RATDRDAVH — funds can be picked up from othe East Germans have 40,000 sol plete transfusion. But Beth Israel retired from the Army in 1960 a third-seeded team in the mixed early Thursday. James Catholic Church, Red IT RACE — 1 mile; 2:00 p.m. project accounts as the statewidi diers and members of the work Hospital needed fresh O-negativi a master sergeant. He was em- doubles, won their second round C 3 Pace Purse $750 A little warmer weather was Bank. Brlttlnahsm .1-1 construction program progresses ers militia on guard in their part blood and didn't have it. D ployed by the Bendix Aviation match at the Santelle Tennis _ _. _ J. Qulnn expected during the day in the Surviving are his wife, Mi;s. 4 Lon'B Boy , R. Farrlngton t might then be possible to ex of the city. The East Berliners Filippo got it at the Essex Coun Corp., Eatontown. Mr. Hammock Tournament yesterday. Northeast and Northwest with Sophie Katz McMahon; a son, 3 Debbie Walnu. ._t W. Lon_. g 51 little change elsewhere. end the four-lane section evei although restive, were reporter ty blood bank in East Orangi was a member of the Elks Lodge After a slow start, the pair de- 5 Homestretch Flash....W. Rldlrway fi.i r John E.McMahon, Jr., of Atlantic B Vernon Lou V. Cowger R-1 Some early conditions: Boston arther east, toward the Port resigned to severance of link: and raced back to the hospital a Surviving are his wife, Mrs, feated George Sullivan of Little « King Volo M. O'Neal 10-1 with the West and the Red show Highlands; a daughter, Mrs. Thom- 7 Shailyrlale Sinter ...... W. Evan._ * 12-1 49 clear; New York, 66 clear; Monmouth - Leonardo - Atlanti speed of up to 70 miles an hour Kathryn Hammock; a stepson, Silver and Shiiey Boll of New as Ryan of Shrewsbury; a broth- Also Eligible: Bonnie's Knight lllart- Washington 70, clear; Atlanta 67, Highlands area. of force appeared to have dis- He went so fast he outpaced a John, of Belmar; a daughter, Shrewsbury, 6-4, 6-4. tram. couraged any thoughts of an up- er, Martin A. McMahon of Cliff- 8ECX>ND RAT.E — 1 mile; 2:25 p.m. clear; Miami 76, clear; Louis- Two to Four Lanes police escort. The transfusioi Linda Hammock, at home, and I wood Beach; three sisters, Mrs. Sullivan and Boll took the first P.P. O 3 Pat Pi irue $750 rising. was performed. Today, the hos 4 Edgewood Direct J.- Quln- • n 3-1 ville 69, clear; Detroit 55, clear; At present, Rt. 36 Is two lanei grandchild. John Dolan of Hasbrouck Heights three games. However, host - AHJsy 0. Molnsr 7-. _2 betv/een Keyport and Unioi 13,000 Police pital listed the baby's conditior Services will be held at l:Ji 5 Ranker McEllen .... W. rtlilgway 41 Chicago 70, clear, St. Louis 70, and Mrs. John Teahan and Mrs. Dom Santelle reports that at this 3 Direct Pee V. Orrwcer clear, Minneapolis 74, cloudy, Beach, where it widens to threi In West Berlin some 13,000 po- as good. p.m. Sunday in the Woolley Fu George Durkin, both of Newark, point "Monti started poaching 7 Kernel Don D. Jenkins lice remained on the alert R DagwworthyTfsTll, TtlCrramp'anJr. Kansas City 73, clear, Denver 61, lanes, as far as Keansburg. neral Home. , . and nine grandchildren. and won all the way with his 3 Broadway Limited ,,- J, Adanio 10-1 clear; Dallas 79, clear; Phoenix From Keansburg to Atlanti keep demonstrators away from PHILLIPSBURG-Howard A. strong forehand." 6 Sumter Boy -. ... ft. Hi the barbed wire,barricade an<~ The funeral will be Saturday at Also Eligible: Don Ertrn 86, partly cloudy Seattle 62, clear; Highlands the highway narrow! Hansen, 52, of Spring Mills, was MRS. FLORENCE C. DEY 8:30 a.m. from the William S. Ten matches are slated for the THIRl) RACE — 1 mile:' "2:6:500 p.mp.r . :o two lanes, It starts as a four- prevent olnshns with the Com fatally injured yesterday In a P.P. B3 Ct Handicap Trot Pi San Francisco 52, clear, Los FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-Mrs. Anderson Funeral Home. A high SanteHe court on Riveryiew Ave. iirse$12120'0 munist guards on the other side. head-on auto collision at nearby » Queen Way O. Tnylnr. 8-2 Angeles 68, clear; Anchorage 59, ane highway at Leonardville Rd. Florence C. Dey, court clerk o: requiem mass will be offered at over the week-end. a Morrll J .'. .i»~H. Cltmdcn and continues at this width u Attesting to West Berlin's con- Alpha. Police said a car driven 7 Joe Belwtn A»~ o-.: Forshey ... partly cloudy, anrf Honolulu 79, L Freehold Township, died yester- 9:30 in St. James Church. Burial The finals ahould be played « KUler . „ H. Pownall Jr. 9-2 o the. Sea Bright bridge at High- tinued anger, stones were thrown by James A. McDonald, 19, of 3 Demon Scott 1* Dorsey 10-1 partly cloudy. day at her home on East Free- will be in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. over Labor Day. 1 Mart* Key _. A. Tinder 5-1 lands. through the windows of two more Huntington, swerved Into Han- hold Rd. She was 45 years old. B Burs Lucky V. O'lleam 121 Communist Party district offices sen's, car. .McDonald suffered 5 Homestretch Oul .... 3. Rmlth 20-1 A department spokesman said II Mrs. Dey was born here, daugh- MRS. BEVERLY R. PETERS FOURTH RACE — 1 mils; 3:15 p.m. In West Berlin and paint was cuts and was admitted to War- is likely that the four lanes from ter of Mrs. Mary C. Last, Free- OAKHURST — Mrs. Beverly Parents of Chained P.P. C 1 Pac» Purse |89Oi splashed on doors and walls, ren Hospital for observation. 4 Indian QuM. _ C. Abbatlello fl-2 Ship Keyport to East Keansburg will hold, and the late William B. Rowan Peters, 37, of 231 Roselle 2 Brook Axe V. Cowger 4-1 imilar attacks were made on Hansen was assistant paymas- Girls Plead Guilty 1 True Jessie „ J, Ariamo 5-1 (Continued) be divided with a concrete cen Last. Ave. died in Monmouth Medical three other Red offices Ifce night ter of the Rlegel Paper Corp., 8 Chief Hour M. O'Neal S-l move, the department Is expected er strip or a metal guide rail a; She was a member of the Free- Center Wednesday. . BUTTE, Mont. (AP)—Parents I Navy Jet To be ann. ft-1 before. Mllford. 6 Town Gossip H. CftmilHn R-l ;o notify the Castro government a safety precaution. ; of two teen-age girl* who were hold Reformed Church. She was born in Elizabeth, 5 Lord Elklngton F. Jaeger 10-1 of the ship's arrival. This would The agency reported that is now Because of the four-power sta ; found chained to bed» in- their 7 Buck I,y1>roc>k . R. Rlchwlck 10-1 Besides her mother, she is sur- daughter of Mrs. Olive A. Rowan FIFTH RACE — 1 mile; .1:(0 p.m. be done through the Swiss govern- has an 80-foot right-of-way along tus of the city, the Soviet-backed ATLANTIC CITY-James Haf- vived by her husband, Harry M, and the late Henry Rowan. Mrs. j horns hera are free today on P.P. C 3 Pact Pune $850 most of the area to be widened, Communist Party is al!owedjto ner, 10, of Venteor, suffered a 7 Dotty Byrrl -A. At>b;it|p|lo ment wli i c h represents the Dey; a son, Harry M. Dey Jr. Peters had been employed by the • suspended sentences after plead 2 Earl Elklhgton ... P. Vlrag United States,In Cuba. which means the need for proper- operate in West Berlin although atal bullet wound yesterday in ' Ing guilty to Inflicting cruel 3 Wee Yilnkre A. ner»i>rl Magic Lart, is in charge of arrange- MOSMOUTII COUNTY Wll C'anh M. Colotnn 10- Youth Jailed SURROGATE'S COURT police said. I. Rlrlli- 12- Court yesterday, /or driving 80 one of the youths, John Walker, TRENTON-The state Highway ments. rirain Candy miles and hour in a 50-mile zone. 4otle* To Creditors To Present Claims 24, of First St. )epartment announced it will .\««lnit E.tal* He also paid a $10 fine for de- ESTATE OF MARY K. TOWER, DE- EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake Sgt. Kelly said Walker swung For Attack ake bids Sept. 7 on a contract CEASED linquent motor vehicle Inspection. at him in headquarters. i repave a 2.9-mile segment of Pursuant to the order of EDWARD 5,000 Purse . BROKGE. Surrogate of the County WATCHDO& Magistrate Peter Edwardsen The juvenile, Daniel Banks, 17, t. 70. The segment will run be- 61. at 0:3(1 o'clock a.m.. at the Coun- portable radio from the home of cene by Cant. Theodore Holimon. posed a fine of $50. sion, $G; Daniel C. Rosenthal, Virginia Kay and Canny Scot, ty Court House, Monument am! Court D. R. Persico, 17 Woodside Dr. Police said the girl reported He said he noted that the faulty Streets, Freehold, New Jersey, e,t New York City,., nn slpnnl while second and third place, respec- which time Application will be madn Louis Esposito, 10 Circle PI, she had been threatened with a condition causing The violation for the allowance of Commissions and clianRlnR Innes, $10. tively, in the race that Sunny D Counsel fees, and Directions for Pis- Lincroft received a $10 suspended piece of sharp glass if she did had been remedied immediately trlttutlpn. 'Joseph H. Dnnlcy, Grandville, 11 tlle set a new Freehold track mark fine on a charge of trespassing not submit to' tlie atlack. Police! "" corporation's represcnt- last Saturday, are listed among CAItl, II. DONNER, N. Y., passing a red lifiht, $10; a(iws I) Crest Acre Court. on the property of Alexander Gor- recovered the glass at the scene. | learned of the condition. the crack field of seven who are Hummlt. Union County, N. J. Cronin, nEast Orange, ski, 36 Circle PI. st at ADMINISTRATOR The girl was treated by Dr. John Picknally appeared for the due at p° approximately Dated August 17th A.D. 1981 failure to keep to right, $10, and Henry Vaccaro who, SRI. Griffin corporation. The complaint was 4:50. Messrs. McCarter A English, Vito Ladruno, 409 Second Ave., lt pays to advertise in Counsellors at JLnw, <) )M1, Klof Feature* BjrxJIeaU, IK, WotM rlilT7feTtr»ad, The said, confirmed that there had made by Charles Lippert, health Others in the field are Overton 11 Commerce Street, Jersey City, speeding, $14. Register.—Advertisement. been ] Newark (3), N. J. a criminal assault. officer. and Cleopatra Hanover. Aug. 1«. 23, Sept. J. I IM.18 Aspirin Gives 9 Prices Up Woodbridge Secessionists Them Headache County Democrats Successful investing for Vig«|r0tts CAMDEN (AP) - The Cam- Await Decision of Judge dw County Elections Botrf The Market Fluctuates ins fcfOMd to boy tu em- Dinner Set Aug. 31 Trading Day NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - Committee May 1 ctlUag for a ployee* any more aspirin. Middlesex County Court Judge referendum. One board member, George LONG BRANCH^- Paul Kler- comodate groups of 10. James For Various Reasons KEW YORK (AP),- The stock Samuel V. Convery yesterday StooUMo, declared, -'If ournan, general chairman for theLo Biondo of Shrewsbury is res- market's recovery movement reserved decision on a motion for Hie committee went to Tren- employee* need ill these head- $50 per plate dinner Monmouth ervation chairman. Assistant By ROGER E. SPEAR gained as prices advanced dismissal of a Superior Court ton and on May 9 the Mtt leg- ache pIlVi, then they shouldn't Democrats will serve Aug. 31 toMonmouth Obunty Prosecutor vigorous trading yesterday. suit by Port Reading and Se- islature repealed the 1S95 act. be working here. They ought John A. Petillo of Red Bank ii (Q) "The stock market fluctu- advisers generally try very hard honor Richard J. Hughes, Demo- The Dow Jones industrial aver- wacen residents who want to The secessionists men started to be in,hospitals." cratic .candidate for governor, general ticket chairman. ates for various reasons, but to fit security recommendations age, up 3.64 to 721.84, remained break away from Woodbridge their Superior Court action. Committee members include to their client's needs. Suggestin; The board bought 5,500 as- said today that space limitations many people I tetlk to seem to slightly below its historic peak ownship. Dunn contended before Con- pirin last year for Its 2} full- Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper, have the idea that,it moves most- that a retired couple put money require a maximum ol 225 tick- readied last Friday. The rail The township had asked for a very that the legislaturi's action time employees. ets. former County Judge John C. ly because of world tensions. I into volatile and relatively unsea- component of Dow Jones aver- summary judpnent for dismissal was unconstitutional. He added Giordano, Mayors Solomon Laut- feel that world soned stocks seems — on the The dinner, set for ihe Deal ages rose 2.29 to 143.39 as it of the suit which would force that the legislature's repealing 9 Golf and-Country Club, will be man of Deal, Karl K. Baron of problems play surface at any rate — like prettj topped its July 6 crest of 142.48.township officials to set up aact did not specifically say tha< New Shrewsbury, Eugene Lowen- a much small- dangerous advice, and as first addressed by Judge Hughes, For the third straight session referendum. any pending processes or move- Reservists Gov. Robert B. Meyner ai*l U.S. stein of Bradley Beach, Dr. Rob- er role than transaction shows, it proved just Studebaker-Packard was the Port Reading and Sewaren ment toward secession would be ert S. Mcfague of Atlantic many realize that. Sen. Harrison A. Williams, Jr. most active issue, rising a full secessionists claim the township automatically null and void. Reaction Senator Williams will be toast- Highlands, E. Donald Osborn of and that what There is nothing wrong wit! point to 10V4 on volume of has not given them a fair return The 1895 law permitted any Manasquan, Councilman Joseph really matters NEWARK (AP) — New Jersey master. stock trading, as such, but 453,700 shares. This was more « the tax money they pay fordistrict of at least 5,000 persons Mr. Kiernan announced that F. Mattice of Asbury Park, Com- are earnings does not belong in the investmenl than 10 per cent of the day's such items as roads and police to form its own government if men facing possible call-up as missioner John Ferrugglaro of dividends, mer- the result of Tuesday's alert of Mrs. Katharine E. White, acting program of people who can't af- turnover of 4.13 million shares protection. the majority approved the sev- state treasurer and vice chair- Belmar, Councilmen Paul Smith gers, etc. Am I erance in a special election. heir Reserve units are appar- ford considerable riskk. However, which compared with Wednes Toolan Is Lawyer man of the state „ democratic of Union Beach and Cecille F. right?" E. K. things are sometimes better tha Of 1,267 issues traded, 651 ad- Woodbridge Township has « ently quite ready and v/iiling to Norton of Sea Bright. (A) Yes, you John E. Toolan of Fair Haven, serve. committee; John W. Applegate, they seem. Birtcher (OTC) — invanced and 407 declined. New population of about 79,000. Port county Democratic chairman, Mrs. Kathryn L. Frsret and. SPEAR have m a d e a lawyer for the township, told the A few of them were asked for the medical electronics field — highs for the year totaled 66 and court that Woodbridge's school Reading and Sewaren, with some and Mrs. Helen Hill county vice Arthur Charles, county Election highly objective observation. has a fair degree of speculative new lows 8. of the largest industrial ratables, heir reactions. They ranged chairman and president of theBoard members; Glenn L. Swader, plans could be delayed by the Irom quiet acceptance to mild World problems are often seri- promise. If possible, I would keep Eleven of the 15 most active make up about II per cent of Monmouth County Women's commissioner of registration; W. litigation because bonding com- surprise. ous enough to outweigh all otherthe stock for the time being, limit' stocks advanced and four de- panies would refuse to have deal- (he population. Democratic Club, will be coKober- t Warwick, county traffio Items in the daily news. People ing myself to this one risk ven- clined. ings with the township ii a piece "I'm ready to go of I have to," ohairmen. o-ordinator; Leo Weinstein, following the stock market are ture alone. were bitten off. vas the response of S/Sgt Robert Tables will be arranged to ac- ounty tax commissioner, and Raytheon was second most ac- Jurlew, 24, of Lake Parsippany. quick to correlate global events For future purchases, I suggesi Toolan argued that fke state To Receive isbury Park City treasurer ive as it advanced \% to 43% Junlew has sjx years in the with market actions and, for that you buy only established legislature alone has the author- rancis J. Mahoney. on 63,600 shares. Third was Food !22nd Ordnance Co. of Dover many, this is sufficient analysis. quality situations. Such issues d ity to make changes in the forms Benjamin Andreach, Max M. Giant Markets (new) which fell Bids For "I expected it, what with Charged With However, the 35 years I have not have the appealing prospects 1% to 27 on 61,900 shares. rf municipal governments. Jarr, James Boyle, Louis Bur- ipent in the investment business of the smaller, more intriguin Judge Convery promised to rorld tensions the way they eind, William H. Cu'.len, Jr.. Next came American Motors, re," said 24-year-old Norman Animal Cruelly have taught me that world ten- companies, but they are mucli up V» at 18%, and General Tele- make an early decision. New School fincent C. De Maio, Norman sions are not the dominating more suitable for a retiree Harte of Lincoln Park, a private. NEW YORK, (AP) — Com-K>rfman, John R. Fioririo, John day's 3.43 million, Joseph Dunn, Hoboken lawyer, WEST LONG BRANCH - The • force in the market. A crisis any- couple to own. argued for the secessionists. He Harte nevertheless plans to plaints kept reaching the Amer- , Flood, Philip H. Fluhr, Edgar phone & Electronics, off V* at Shore Regional High School Board tart working for his master's where may effect the list's near- (Q) "I have a profit in botr quoted a city act "of 1895 which ican Society, for the Prevention ibbs,' William F. Hanlon and of Education will receive bids on legree In chemistry this fall or 3har!es A. Johnston. term performance, as we have De Vilbiss and Timken Rollei Pfdzer was a heavily traded made provisions for the seces- of Cruelty to Animals about dog recently seen. But it is the old construction of a new 43-room ext spring, alert or no alert. Patrick J. McGann, Jr., Bearing. I like income. Should gainer, rising 1% to - sionist type of movement. Port barks and odors coming from a fundamentals — earnings, divi- school Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the He has already served six Jeorge S. Median, Mrs. Elira- look for some other stocks?" Brunswick, up i%, Magnavox, Reading and Sewaren residents hree-room apartment in lower dends, and other corporate devel- Frank Antonldes Schofil. months in the Army. Manhattan. >eth ROWD, Frederick Reichey, F. V up 1%, RevJon, up %, and Lock- filed petitions witfi the Township In addition to general construc opments — that have the final 3 Said Pvt. Raymond Quinn, 21, An ASPCA agent tried to get red W. Seidenzahl, Philip Ser- (A) I don't think so. De Vilbisi heed, up 1 A, were other active tion, bids will be received on )f Rockaway Township: •ay in the marketplace. (NYSE) and Timken NYSE an into investigate but was unable pico, Thomas J. Smith, Jr., Leon gainers. Kansas City Southern plumbing, heating, ventilating and "If it comes it comes." For example, 1956 the Brit- sound companies and the share: to do so. Wililams and Frank P. Zimmer. gained 3, Louisville & Nashville electrical work. But Quinn had cause to be ap- The dinner will honor, in ad- ish and French sent military for- pay an ample return at presenl 1%, and Illinois Central and Bal- Last Sunday there was a fire Board President Peter Coope prehensive. His wife was taken in the apartment. When firemen lition to Judge Hughes, the Mon- ces to Egypt in a bid to take the market levels. I advise you tc timore & Ohio a point apiece. advised the board last night to Suez Canal. This action quickly retain both issues. o the hospital last night to give arrived on the scene they en- mouth Democratic candidates for Ling Teimco-Vought dropped seek literature and information birth to their first ohild. countered a most remarkable mushroomed into an international on fall-out shelters. Assembly, Elliot L. Katr of Long 2%. For. 26-year-old Kieffer Shrin- sight. "crisis" and, as a result, the Dow International Business Ma- He referred to a recent gov- Branch, Dr. Lorenzo W. Harris Industrials plummeted 50 points er of Dover, a Reserve corporal Huddled in the basement of the of Asbury Park and Councilman Commission chines rose i[i to olose at a new ernment recommendation thai he alert wasn't especially wel- In a few short weeks. However, high of 500. Polaroid rose 6, new schools be built with shelters building, where they had fled William F. X. Connell of Atlan- the earnings picture brightened, come but he added: "Don't ge from the flames, were 43 dogs tic Highlands, and the freeholder United Carbon 2%, Reynolds To- unless alt pupils can be transport- me wrong. I'm ready to go." following the 1957 recession, and Gets Tough bacco 2% Schering 1%, Johns- ed home in one hour or less, and cats—all thin from lack of aspirant, Mayor P. Paul Campi most issues began to advance in l Shriner feels that "if we're go- food. Manville 2 /t, and Texaco and The board approved the pur- of Little Silver. what turned out to be the big ng to flex our muscles, why not The ASPCA Issued a summons Zenith, 2 apiece. chase of two air conditioning unit call more through the draft?' M58-59 bull market. On Pollution Gains of a point or better for two attic rooms in the Frank to the apartment tennant, Mrs NEWARK (AP) - The Passai were made by Eastman Kodak, Two youthful officers attached Catherine Reynolds, 43, charging I realize that we are becoming Antonides School which will b to the 411th Chemical Co., which more Internationally minded Valley Sewerage Commission sayi Allied Chemical, Luk?ns Steel, used temporarily as board offices her with cruelty to animals. Al Cross Country It plans to adopt a more stringen Air Reduction, Boeing, DuPont maintains headquarters at tinbut four of the dogs were put to every day and that this basic The units will be purchased foi Army Reserve Training Cente approach may be hard to swallow attitude about companies lagging and PuWic Service" Electric & $220 each from O-M Sales Corp., death as a humane gesture. after being ordered to stop pol Gas. n Nixon, were rather surprised Mrs. Reynolds appeared yester- Glider Pilot when one's stocks are being buf- Red Bank, and will be moved tc that their outfit was alerted. feted by the crosscurrents of luting the PVSC system. Yesterday's closing stocks: the new school when It is com day before Magistrate Michael Both First Us. William Fit* Potter. Her only explanation was global happenings, But, exclu- James J. McMahon, PVSC ACP Ind I-T-E Ckt Brk 20 pleted. Takes Day Off chairman, said, "trom now on, Adams Ex John« Man 68V gerald, 28, of 137 Springfield Rd. that neighbors went away and ding actual war, I believe the Air Retiuc Jones AT It 7I>H Elizabeth, and Edward J. Rieg WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP) - when they ask for one postpone- Aller Cp Joy Mfc 40T1 left the animals with her. She smart investor will be the one ment after another, we are going •"!? Lud Kalier Al 43"! Jr., 26, of 5 Prospect PI., was paroled pending a hearing \. 46-yeapbld glider pilot who who keeps his money in funda Alleg Pw !4 Kennecott SI to invoke the state law and brin Allied Ch 63 Koppera 47 New Jersey Springfield, agreed that "th next month. took off on a transcontinental mentally promising situations, re- civil court action calling for Allia Chal 2314 Kreige BS 31 Vt alert caught us by surprise." soaring flight last June 30, spent fusing to be stamped by the ups Alcoa 78 Kroger 31 fine of $100 plus another $25 foi Am Alrlln 25 Lehlgh C4N »!4 They said they didn't think yesterday in Williamsport con- and downs of world events. Am Brk Eh 49>,i ben Port C 2K Development their unit would be among the trary to his original plans. every day the pollution con Am Can Leh Val Ind l'-i I have been giving this advice tinues." Am Cyan JJH Leh Val RR first called. Their outfit spec- Party Tuesday The pilot, Boo Fisher, 46, nf to my clients since the cold war Am MiFdy LOP Glais 53' "Sometimes they stall for siAm Mot 43'4 Ub McN*L HEADS METHODISTS—Bish Study OKd ializes in "smoke generation," a Moses Lake, Waslh., landed the begari. Am Smelt IB'; Llgj & My sis' method used to obscure military At VFW Home glider at the WiHdanuport-Ly- or eight weeks or more and a Am Std 65 4 Lukens Stl 71' op Fred P. Conon of Phila- TRENTON (AP) — H. Mai It still stands. the while the polluting continues,' Am Tel4Tel 122H Mack Trk 51'; Adams, commissioner of Conser- actions from enemy observation HIGHLANDS — At a recen coming County Airport Wednes- (Q) "We are retired and have Am Tob 92>i Martin Co 35' day on the next to last leg of the McMahon said. "If every day wa Am VISCOM 53% Merck 89'J delphia U scheduled to be in- vation and Economic Devel by producing a chemical fog meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliarj purchased several blue-chip Amp Inc 2ni MOM. 55 •; smoke screen. flight. costing them money, they'd mow Anaconda 54H Minn Mill 77^- stalled at president of theopment, says his office will sooi of the Veterans of Foreign Wan stocks from which, we receive a faster." Armco stl 78'.4 Mo Pac A 43 begin a $159,000 program whicl post, plans were completed fo He and his tow-plane pilot. good yield. About three months Armour & Co 511,4 Mont Ward 30»i World Methodist Council at David Hensel, 27, of Enumlaw, McMahon also disclosed thai Armit CH 684 Nat Blic will study New Jersey's futun the card party to be held Tue ago, a broker called us and told Aim Oil 264 Nat I>alry Sp. Keyes in Military the PVSC has applied for aboul conference which opened in development. day In the post home at 8 p.m Wash., had planned on making us about a speculation we ought Atchlson 274 Nat Claim the last leg of their flight yes- $600,000 in federal funds to beAtl Refin 524 Nat Gyps Oslo, Norway, yesterday. He announced yyesterday y th Mrs. Victor Rotsetti and Mrs to buy. Since we'd been doing allocated through the state De- Avco Corp tt'i Nat Steel Exercise in South terday. Bibcock A W «4 NY Central he hhadd requested $10600$106,000 in fe Anna Rossetti art chairmen. business with this man for sev-partment of Health. Bald Uml Nia M Pw 45 >. (AP Wirephoto) However, airport officials said eral funds to help finance t FORT BRAGG, N. C. — Army Mrs. John L. Dedrick, presi eral years, we agreed to buy the Bait & On No Am Av 5C the glider has been anchored at y The funds are to be used ii Bayuk Cl; s Nor Pac tn project. The state would pay th Specialist Elvin Keyes/28, son of dent, said a pollyanna secret pa! stockk . I d the Newark Bay pumping statioi Bell & How 8 Nwst Alrlln the Perm-Air Hangar all day. It It dropped and we lost Bendlx Norwich PB 58 balance. Mrs. Helen B. Keyes, Prospect party will be held following th oould not bo learned why the about $395. Next, the broker improvement program. Beth Steel 67 «4 Ohio oil 44K Adams said this would be th Ave,, Atlantic Highlands, N. J.meetin, g Tuesday, Sept. 26 witl Onth Mar 2014 3 Governors flight was delayed. recommended we buy Birtcher Borden Oweni m 0190 second part or a three-phasi is participating with other per- Mrs. Vivian Sanborn in charg Corp. to try to recoup our loss. Borg. Warn n* Pan A w._Air sonnel from the 82d Airborne Di- Fisher and Hensel began the Brunswick Param Plct 18'4 study. The study's first phase fiai Secret pals having birthdays Should we have made these two Will Visit Bucy Erie s* Penney JC 71W Set Parley vision in Exercise Swift Strike, July, August and September w flight at Seattle and plan to end Bulova M* Pa. Pw * Lt 49 been under way since July, 196C moves?" I. D. 18 31 a massive Army-Air Force ma- be honored. it either at New York or At- Burl Ind 18% Pa RR TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rob- and is expected to be completei (A) I think you should have Case Jl Pepsi Cola 14 neuver being conducted in North The next meeting will be Tues- lantic City, N.J. So far the trip Red Nations Cater Trac 224 Phil XI 51 ert B. Meyner will discuss trans- next year. It has been examining •tuck with the blue-chips, in Celaneae 9S Phill Pet 33 >1 New Jersey's present condition and South Carolina. The two- day, Sept. 12. has covered oloso to 2,500 miles. WASHINGTON (AP) — Two o: Che« & Oh*>* Pit StMl 64 portation problems facing the week exercise, designed to pro- your position. Chrysler 394 Pub Sv 140 58'12%. tri-state metropolitan area at a "Phase II," Adams said, "wi Both brokers and investment President Kennedy's sisters will Cities Svo M% PlPullmal n vide training under limited war- Coca Cola M!i Pure OH meeting Aug. 30 with Gov. Nel- make projections for our futuri leave Sunday for a European va- 54% 3« fare conditions, ends Sunday. Colg Palm 89% ROA . 59 son A. Rockefeller of Mew York population and economic growth cation that includes trips to the Colum Gas % Readlnc Co 9' Sp. Keyes, regularly assigned Coml Solv 30 Repub Stl »2% and Gov. John N. Dftnpsey of Alternative proposals for develop Communist nations of Poland am Con Edls 77',4 Revlon 80', as a clerk in Company B of k Connecticut. ment will be made, based on pop Sen. Case Asks Yugoslavia, Cont Can ««4 Reyn Met « the division's 325th Infantry at Corn Pd Rey Tob lie ulation of seven, eight, nine an ADD A LOW COST A statement released yester- Eunice Shriver, wife of Peao Crown Zell 584 Rob Fulton 4.1<< Fort Bragg, entered the Army in Cruc Stl 22 Bt Jos Lead day said they would meet at ten million, respectively." Corps Director Sargent Shriver Curtlsa Wr 19N, St Reg Pap The third and final phase WL August 1957. He is a 1956 grad- Federal Aid To and Jean Smith, whose husbanc Del & Hud I6 Scars Roeb 70« Gov. Rockefeller's office in New uate of Middletown High School. Dent Sup Shell Oil 44t York-City. prepare a detailed'statewide plan Stephen is in the State Depart Doug Alrc 38 Sinclair 41 Dow Chem Smith AO nirig and capital improvemen NEW ROOM ment, will go from Hyannis Port 814 31 The joint statement issued by Junior Colleges Du Pont 2334 Bocony 48% program. It is scheduled to beg tenants Mass., to New York for a fligh Duq Lt 28% Sou Pao 271 the three governors said: WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. East Kod Sou Ry in 1962 and be completed in 1964 when you advertise The Register to Paris. 106 W "Coordinated study and plan- Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., said End John 23% Sperry Rl 28V They'll-spend about a week ii Erie Lack IS StA Brani IV ning by the three states Is es- today Congress could help re- Plrestona 464 Btd Oil Cat 12 sential to meet present transpor- Scouts Named France, including a visit to th KMC Cp 80«i Std Oil NJ 49 lieve overcrowding in the na- Port Mot Bl?i Stud Pack io tation problems and to provide tion's colleges and universities Riviera home of their parents Oen Accept 23S Telaco 87' Training Heads Mr. and Mrs, Joseph P. Ken Oen Cigar 34!i Tex o Prod 35 for the future growth and needs by adding the creation of two- Oen Dynam 324 Textron 25 of the region. A broad scale ap- HIGHLANDS - Several mem year junior colleges. nedy. Oen Elec 68% Tldewat Oil 211 Gen Pdl B2% Transamer 391 proach is necessary. The New bers of Boy Scout Troop 25 spenl Then they go to Yugoslavia Oen Motors 47H Un Carbld* Her urged a Senate education Oen Pub Ut Un Pac York metropolitan area em- a week-end recently at Monmou subcommittee to approve his bill stopping first at the capital O Tel £ El Unit Alrc braces parts of three states, 22 Belgrade and then taking • Oen Tin United Cp Council's Camp Housman. calling for a five-year emer- Gillette 8ii US Lines counties, and has a population Attending were Michael Wilsoi 'gemcy program of federal aid to Adriatic Sea resorts. From Yugi Glen AM US Plywd of over 16 million. It is the na slavia they go to Poland. Goodrich 8* US Rub senior patrol leader, and Willia the states for construction and Goodyear us US Smelt 32M tion's largest urban complex. Ptak, assistant senior patrol lea expansion of junior colleges. Mrs. Shriver plans to wind uf Grace ft Co 74 Si US Steel MM her trip with a hop ro Copen- Gt A&P 454 Van Al Stl 34 "The study will be cor«cerned He also urged the subcommit- Greyhound 74 V. Walworth 8 with all forms of transportation Also Michael Whitfield, troo hagen, Denmark, for the wedding Quit Oil 524 Warn B Pic 78 tee in a statement to approve Hammer Fap 3254H Wn Un Tel for the movement of both people scribe; Timothy Daust and Brla there Sept. 9 of U.S. Ambassdo Here Pdr 104«384t Westg El 44?: • second ball he introduced to 34 43- William McConmick Blair, Jr. 111 Cent 465i While Mot 5474 and goods and their relationship Dempsey, instructors; John Dem provide federal aid to the states Int Bui Mch 5O0 Woolworth 754 to' present and future land-use sey and Joseph Branin, patri to Catherine Gerlach of Chicag( Int Harv 53'4 Yngst 8H4T 1054 Family out-growing your present home? Let us add for surveying their college build- Int Nick 83«4 patterns. Problems of mass leaders, and scouts Frank Bole Ing needs. Int Paper 35", transportation will be given William Kohlenbush, Gary Wiles Int TelATel 59 low cost now room. We'll help you plan and Four-year colleges, Case said, Blind Unit Plan priority. Kerry Gillespie, Terry Wilsoi design your now room to your need*. Free estimate, ire especially overcrowded in lt adds upl More and more "Federal and local governmen and Gary Granln, the first two years. "Junior Annual Dance people use The Register ads each agencies will be Invited to co- Adults were John O'Reilly an call now. colleges," he said, "have proved LEONARDO — The New Jei issue because results come fas- operate with the three states in William Wiles, scout committe their capability to train students sey Blind Men's ssociation wil ter.—Advertisement. the study," they said. men; Allen Turner, commissioi for more advanced work." hold its 32d annual entertainmen er, who was in charge in capaci Junior colleges could also train and dance Sept. 1 in Ridgewoot of a scoutmaster, and Sal Gii itudents for high-level and semi- Inn. LOCAL SECURITIES venco, assistant scoutmaster. professional jobs badly needec The affair will be a minstre Transportation for the grou; The following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso- and their equipment was provide! by industry, he said. itype show with many member; ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- "Certainly tlie establishment of of the association participating. tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities by Mr. Turner, Mr. Giovenco community junior colleges seems The affair is the main fum could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated Mr. O'Reilly, Lewis Branin an to be a potential solution to some raising project of the association Howard Wilson. f by the "asked' at the time of completion. of our problems in the ield of More than 150 blind men hav BANKS higher education," he said, ad- POLICEMAN HURT spent two-week vacations at th Div. Bid Asked DETROIT (AP) - A water ding: association facilities here. Asbury Park-Manasquan Nat'l 1.30 48 filled balloon tossed out of a hlgl "Twelve years is proving to The' group has made severa Asbury Park, Ocean Grove (adj.) .3714 16 be inadequate preparation for improvements in the camp's fa- Belmar-Wall Nat'l .37(5 58 hotel window Injured a policemai accepting one's civic, economic, cilities this year including ne Central Jersey Bank 20 22 and damaged his car Wednesday mUft yoar old bathroom Hclenttrirallr planned for eaiy Farmers & Merchants .60 The balloon fell on the roi or (el ti» tmtlatl ft. nfw onr. ufte, dt-nlsnvA for beauty mnd social and personal responsibil- furniture, and renovation and re- 1.00 48 EASY TERMS Rlthrr trkr our priced ara the prl<-ed lo Havn you tho moil First National, Bradley Beach 100 of Lt. Peter Anton's parked ca lowest. Free Estimate*, mimry. Call and gre. ities. The federal government decoration of the main buildin 1.25 For daolsr neareil you, CAll: can and must help meet the chal- and bath house-. First Nat'l, Freehold 15 The Impact caved in the car roc Keansburg-Middletown (xx) KRICH-NEW JERSEY, INC., lenge before us and extend our 10.00 250 six inches and cracked the win The camp provides recreationa Long Branch Trust 545 Newark 12, BI 8-7400 NO MONEY DOWN educational opportunities to meet facilities as well as training proj Matawan Bank 20.00 shield. Anton was struck on th .30 12 Amttlta'i fittl (CA OUtrlbuler the great demands of 20th cen- ects for persons who have los Merchants Trust 39 41 head and suffered a wrench tury living." their sight. Monmouth County Nat'l, .70 8% neck. FIRST PAYMENT DECEMBER .12 8'/. New Jersey Trust 1.00 48 • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY Peoples Nat'l, Keyport 3.00 70 Sea Bright Nat'l 1.00 50 P>MMMMM>I FREE ESTIMATES ON •••••••mi BAY CITY LUMBER CO. INDUSTRIAL • DORMERS • MODERN KITCHEN JO MAIN ST • 6ELC.~PP Alkon Industries /4 • MODERN BATHROOM Brockway Glass .80 27% • ROOM ADDITIONS Bzura Chemicals 19 • ROOFING - SIDING • PLUMBING . HEATING Electronics Associates (xxx) 29 • PORCH ENCLOSURES • MASONRY Hanson VW-M ... 5'/, • GARAGE- BREEZEWAY Haydu Industries BW your convenience Laird & Company ... 2'/. and shopping pleasure Monmouth Park .45 10'/, N. J. Natural Gas (x) 1.00 3314 facilities of Easy Charge ana N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. 1.20 22 MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Free Delivery are at your service. Trad Electronics .02 .04 Summer is a-goin' out and fall it in the Corner —MIDm.KTOWN U. S. Homes and Development Corp. 3% ftPFN* MON.-WED.-FRI.-8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 354 at J. Kridel. SILulysiilo 1-aiWO wren. TUES.-THURS.-SAT.-« A.M. TO C P.M. (x) Dividend (xx) .25 Cash 3% itoclc (xxx) 5 per cent stock dlv. 1961 4^-Friday, August 18, 1961 RID BANK REGISTER Attention-Getter DAILY CROSSWORD November, the County Board of ACROSS 4. Swiss 20. Swim- Green Acres freeholders moved Wednesday to Printed Pattern ' 1. Tenderfoot c&atoa ming be in petition to take advantage or Eagle 5. Stretched hole of available funds for purchase 8. Fishhooks tight 2LI» obli- Program of park sites. 1LI*-—,Vt. 8. Burrowing gated Freeholder Director Joseph C. •wport mammal* 22. Deed 12. Foreign 7. Woe is me! 23. Wheel Set Up Irwin announced that Charles 13. Once more 8. Free spindle Pike, executive secretary of the 14. Pupa 9. Ballast 24. Vex FREEHOLD — Hopeful that "ounty Plahning Board, has been 15. None of a 26, Copied state voters will approve the prc if-ected to make detailed sur- goddess • railroad 28: Peep-. posed $60 million Green Acres veys and obtain probable pur- 16. Droops 10. Upward, hole ' T«Urf«y'i A»iw«r land acquisition project in chase prices for various possible 18. Only curving 31. Norwegian 38. Malt park locations under considera- 19. Army „ of a snip's snowshpe beverages WVS/W Foat Office planking 35. Diplomatic 39. Unit of. (Coin Collector'* Bible) tion by the Planning Board. (abbr.) 17. Noah's agent power Though he did not pinpoint the 22. Card flood 36. Malay 40. Trick COIN COLLECTORS areas, he said there were several game home dagger (slang) NNOW IN STOCK throughout the county. Under the 25. Polish 18. Garden (var.) 41. Grape 1M2 Redd BooBkk Green Acres plan, state funds city pest 37. Catholic 42. Flowed SMASHES FOOD PRICE 15th Edition would be provided to match 27. Banish 19. Related tribunal 44. Coolant county money in the purchase and 19. Backbone Br >Uil Me $1,75 10. Lanes. 1 X 3 4a / •5- development of parks and other 12. Remnants areas to be conserved for beauti MONHOUTH STAMP 13. Letter II 1*2. SALE STARTS SUNDAY fication. M. Pieced out AND COIN SHOP Two weeks ago the freeholders 36. Part of 3'" 1+ ««»«*<• aa, mi. K»B»* H proposed that among first sites the lace 31 MONMOtJTH ST., RED BANK 15 » 17 under the plan is the preserva S7. Uncooked Y 1-MM 40. Small /A % % Uon of the Monmouth Battlefield * to (9 30. in Manalapan Township. donkey y V . 43. Pannyllke % flower 33-A 13A Mr 46. Benefit % Center Cut 46. Music »7 group % 47. Minister's io CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE . house % 18. Leaveninfr 31 W % YA agent SI PER ANNUM PORKCHOPS DOWN % I.Iran's 4V 41 *• ruler % Accounts Insured up to $10,000 by Hit 2. Animal 4S 4fc enclosure % Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. *7 44 % shapea 8-18 MORTGAGE LOANS HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS Take fashion's straight-and narrow path to figure flattery- Bridge Column sew this supple sheath in tissue' thin tweed, rayon or cotton. A By ALFRED SHEINWOLD FRESH MARINE VIEW SAVINGS separate dickey fills in the gracefully carved-out neckline. Iff dangerous to follow some' Printed Pattern 9042: Misses' body else's style in the play of AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Size 16 a bridge hand. What's right for THE HANDS the other fellow may be all wrong MIDDLETOWN OFFICE takes 2% yards 54-inch fabric. Send thirty-five cents (coins) for you. West dealer South won the first trick with Both sides vulnerable 874 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN for this pattern — add 10 cents NORTH "Simply Wonderful" — fink Moatoa wenuiwe afnuu 'j ^_ -^ for each pattern for first-class the king of hearts and peeled off 4K7643 OS 1-2400 (Five Corneri) mailing. Send to Marian Martin, his five diamond tricks in the ! ••"« coupon „ Hn Green, Tan or Ked banking from •-•"-SIZE 8'/» to 12 • SJZE 12'/j to 3 •' ""'"SIZETto'Td your own car 8.98 9.50 10.50 No need to waste time looking for a place to ufair park. Juit drive up to SUPER our drive-in teller's win- if MARKETS dow and make depositi 56 JLt S. WL or withdrawali. NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD KEANSBURG-MIDDLETOWN RED BANK SHOE CO. NATIONAL BANK + KEANSBURG MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT 18 BROAD STREET RED BANK Llncroft Shopping 0PENSUN.9amto6pj«L Church fc Carr Ave. Kings Hwy. Center /' FREE Customer Parking at Rear of Store 787-0100 OS 1-2800 SH 7-0900 detown, have ben named to Fort Hancock; Charles Ledalr RED BANK REGISTER head the outdoor training course and Al WesterfieSd, Middletown; By Ceean Germans Arriving in V. S.Friday, August 18, 1961—5 Scouts Have to be offered Sept. 2S.-Oct. 1, by Wiifeun Dinger and Wilfred Pine, "ASTRO-GUIDE" the Moomouti) Couod! of Boy Neptuas Gty; Roy Srottb, New For Stfwday, Augwr 19 er also to be their ttende,*' "A Scouts, | Monoiott*; PWKp flaming, Hew; omment on Berlin Crisis said. This year marks the first time: Shrewstwry, and Ed Vopidta,; Present—For You and NEW YORK (AP) — Germans The youth, here to attend the course will bf offered W Rumaon. Capt. Emit Biet-Kuecfceo* If Yourf • • • Configwmtiom indi- irrivtag yesterday aboard the Horace Marw High School in the At Housman area Boy Scouts. j liner Berlin said a firm Hand by Bronx under a student exchange Bremen, skipper of the North RED BANK—Thomas DunUp, Instructors In the coarse will The Butterfield Route ran from cate wood Tenoning and, good the West was the best bet to program sponsored by the Amer German Lloyd Uner, *»id he ex- Shrewsbury, and George O'Leary be Allen Turner, Atlantic High- St. Louis along a southern course judgment concerning necessary void war with the Soviets. loan Friends Service Commit- pected the Berlin crisis would and'Ghtster Ottingef, both Mid-lands; Capt. Chester Fromm, to California. decisions. Family activities are "They will try as hard as they tee, will live with Mr. and Mrs.pass without war. again stressed. Radiations bring to get Berlin, but if.Amer Katz of 265 Hillside Ave., Pali- "The world went mad in 1914 sincerity, energy, loyalty and ica stands firm, they wi'i agree sades, N. J. arid in 1939," he said. "I can- good health. Gain through spec- some sort of compromise," "I can only say that the peo-not believe it would go mad ulation, investment and hard lid Ingolf Mueller, 25, or West ple of Berlin have confidence in again." lerlin. "The Communists will their Allies, whom they consid- work is accented. This should as far as America and its STILL GOING STRONG! be an enjoyable week end. Jlies will let them go. In Ber- in, we believe that America will Past • • .Two great events were Future . ..In the various ve- tand firm." OUR 40th AUGUST SALE recorded on August 19, WO. hicles of the next decade,, we Mueller, en route to Durham Bernard Baruch, elder statesman will fly at three times the speed I.C., to complete his senfor year of the VS., was born at Cam- of sound (1W hour to cross t Duke University, said he had FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS den, Sooth Carolina.The Daugh- the Atlantic); we wilt fly straight •isited Communist - controlled ters of the American Revolution up! and we will ride on a cush- iast Berlin and I'd rather be organized in Washington, D.C. ion of air just off the ground. lead, really, than live unde ttminunlsm." nd BEDDING at DISCOUNTS Martin Ruge, 17, also from l9 The Day Under Your Sign test Berlin, commented: ARIES (Born March 21 fo April 19) LIBRA {S.pf. *l fo'Oct. 22) "Each step forward by the APPLIED TO OUR REGULAR LOW PRICES I ft foolish to be to busy making; « Make the best of it if • friend lets ywi Communists is one stsp back- living thMt you forfet how to live. down, even though yoo'ro incoiiveni enced. ward for the free world. It is bet- High quality furnishings from the best makers TAURUS (April 20 fo May 20) ,-. „ .„ , ,,t Reipect the.prir«ty nt olhtrs. Pwpl e sc0RplSCORPIOo (Oct. 2}

CANCER .(Jun* 22 to July 21} CAPRICORN (Dre. 22 i» J«B.' 201 O/ColOGVjStT. both aids, jou nsd better slow doKn, )„„„, pIlh or i,,,,^ , Bei Ttnlata. CEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to F*b. Iff You'll llnd people agreeable to lay Your ideis are sound, but don't "pUiV suggestions, you inaVe lor pleaiure. •o Jiird to carry them through. VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sipr. 22) PISCES (Fab. 20 to March 20) Overindulgence drtnittda its price ind Cut loose iqd, do something you've 1>eeft it could be your Job U you're not ctrclul* secretly deiirlng to do iei ft long time , «1961. TiM Enterprises, lot. Fishermen Pull a Switch: Rescue a Homing Pigeon Two fishermen rescued a very ave been returned to Mr. Parke REFINEMENT IS THE.' tired pigeon from the Navesink ince Tuesday, Aug. 8, when a ABILITY ID YAWN River Sunday. 'hole flock of 40 birds, born last WITHOUT OPEMIM0- They took the bird to a friend ebruary, failed to return from MOUTH who is a pigeon trainer. He training flight. You'll be open-mouthed with passed it on to a colleague, who Mr. Parker and his wife took amazement when you see EVERY ITEM* ON OUR FOUR FLOORS IS INCLUDED identified it and returned it to he birds to Branchville, 100 miles some of the wonderful homes •except few Fair Trade items the owner. rom here, that day for thei we have listed for sale. You'll In this way, one of Joel irst long distance flight. be even more amazed at the DINING ROOM. LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM GROUPS. Parker's "stable" of racing birds Ordinarily the 40 would havi low prices. Come in this week. came home from a disastrous >een back in their cote withi training flight that reduced the tbout two hours, he said. Bu PORCH AND PATIO ITEMS. CHAIRS. RECLINERS. ROCK- flock from 40 to 10. ione arrived that day or night. It was appropriate that fisher- He believes they may have PlERSONi ERS, LAMPS. KITCHEN SETS. DESKS. CEDAR CHESTS. men rescued Mr. Parker's bird. een caught in a mountain storm. MIRRORS. BEDDING. PICTURES. TABLES. FIREPLACE Years ago, he worked his way Since then the pigeons have AGENCY W through college by training pi- been working their way home. or geons to aid fishermen. Those that have arrived have ocl /NSUHAHC£ ITEMS. FIBRE RUGS. CRIBS. BUNK BEDS. HOOKED AND This was before the wide use been thin and famished, Mr. 3 of ship-to-shpre radio. Mr. Parker arker said. All have been helped SH1 7576 BRAIDED RUGS. ETC. wduld rent homing pigeons for in their way by kindly rescuers. 30O HAlf MllE RD, Red Sank N J 50 cents a day. Then the fisher- GULISTAN ALL WOOL CARPET. SPECIAL $6.95 SO. YD. men out- in boats could send messages, to tell their wives 100% NYLON CARPET SPECIAL $8.95 SQ. YD. when they'd be home for dinner, Start MC Woven of famous DuPont 501 continuous filament. Guaranteed for 10 yearn. or, in case of trouble, to call for Jacobsen Choice of many wonderful colors. help. Registration MIRACLE MOWING Saved Several Lives 300 CARPET REMNANTS SPECIALLY PRICED Parker • pigeons were credited Blie« from 18"x27" up to 12'x19' at hig savings. with saving several lives. On Tuesday Turbocone The two Red Bank men who WEST LONG BRANCH - The FINAL CLEARANCE OF GLIDERS saved the Parker pigeon last Sun nnual pre-registration . for Mon- Rotary day were Joseph Eschelbach, 9 mouth College's fall semester will CHAISES, CHAIRS, TABLES, FIBRE Pearl St., and Charles Os- ake place in the main building Power Mowers trander, 125 West Front St. Tuesday through Sept. 6, accord- RUGS AND MANY OTHER ITEMS They took the bjrd to Robert ng to Irving Shapiro, registrar. DeAdder, 25 Meadow Dr., Shrews- Students whose last name be- bury, who raises pigeons. ;ins with B and U will register He saw by the inscription rom 10 a.m. to noon and 2 to 5 A small deposit "MoC" on the pigeon's band that p.m. Tuesday; M, Wednesday; it belongs to a member of the F and R. Aug. 30; H and L. Aug McKELVEY'S will hold any item Monoc Homing Pigeon Club, 1, and E, O, P and V Sept. 1. . He took the bird to Michael Registration will take place EASY CHARGE AND BUDGET PAYMENTS ARRANGED Vadas of 707 Ocean Rd., Spring 'rom 1 to 4 pm. and 6 to 8 p.m. Lake Heights, a member of that text Thursday for students whose Newly developed engineer- FRIDAY & club. Mr. Vadas consulted the ast name starts with S; C, J, X, ing principle of a cutting 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, N.J. 2-Hour Free Park* club's registry and found the unit which provided a TELEPHONE: HOpkins 2-0630 and Z next Friday; D and K, cleaner, smoother and safer RBR ing at Lot in Rear pigeon belongs to Mr. Parker, 72 R. 28; A. G end N, Aug. 29, cut. South St., Manasquan, and took W« have expert carpet layers for every job anywhere of Store, ihd I, Q, T ar4 W, Sept. 5. SATURDAY the bird home, at last. The controller's office will fol- 7 Models to chooti from Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 8:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. | Mr. Parker reports the rescued ow the above schedule for hours I pigeon is" in good shape; now. Sr6re en Frl xcept that Sept. 7 and 8 his of- * : °P ^*y *° 9:00 P.M. ,Y ,' ' Nine more of his racing flock ice will be open from 9 a.m. to p.m. SPECIAL! Cut off date for new applica ions is Sept. 1, according to Mr. KE 1-3 88 5 hapiro. Students should use the omDOfL Ave. entrance, and to Highway 35, Oakhunt sark on the campus grounds. open doily 'til 9 Saturday 'til 9 Lawn and Garden Supplies Our entire It pays to advertise In The • SCOTT Lawn Product* * Register.—Advertisement. stock of reg. 3.89 *7'SVALUE Natural IGRAND Bring oil tht KM back-to-school ONE WIEK OHH Shoulder Suits WAY Monday. Auiuit Hit Tbrn Saturday, Auimt 261 b. GIRLS' DRESSES in a complete cast of woolens only Smooth worsteds, rugged tweeds, strong whipcord... your choice is varied in our faithful LARGE • Combed cottons, rayon and acetatei! 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S«« our tnmendout ssUct/on of i ub-t«on sportswear, typically low-priced at Robert Half. the fair UNIVERSITY SHOP KM MUUl UIW Its Additional childmn may b» photo- graphtd and Includtd In tome portrait at 99c tilra p«r child. FOR MEN AND BOYS Opin Monday thru Saturday 9 A.M. 'til 9 P.M. • Only <5n« portrall ollowd otr State Hwy. 36, hmlly. Route 35, WanamaSSO (One mile north of Asbury Park Circle) KE 1-4949 ASBURY PARK - ROUTE 35 Keansburg • CfooK tram a larg* MfocfJon of proof*. Open Mon. thru Thurs. 1 a.m. (Asbury Park Traffic Circle) to 9 p.m., Frl. J a.m. to 10. „ . • . PERTH AMBOY, 365 Smith Street nm Sir A «nn •am In I* Pl"te|nph*n HturV NmA.M. ISELIN. U. S. Highway 1 at Green St. Traffic CtHt to • P.M. p.m., »at. & sun. i a.m. IOI , rM- D,n> __ tat , Ail p.m. • Ample Parking at All Stores Ke4 Mnk Kegister PADLOCKED! JIM BISHOP: (U2 Brud Wttm, Rtd Bank, N. 1. SUM Hlgbwji M, MkMtetnra Reporter EfMUhed 1878 by John a Coolf tad Henry Cl«y THOMAS IRVING BROWN. Publisher U28-1KI Heidelburg: Home JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. General Manager HEIDELBERG, Germany — Coping south on the W. HARRY PENN1NGTON, Production Manager autobahn out of Frankfurt, the flat farms and. vine- Member ol the Associated Preu yards on the left side leap up into green mountains rut AuoclftttA Preii 1i entiutd eiciusively 10 lh« us* (or republlcttloa of all tne 14CA1 ntwi prtattd la inn newip»B»r u well »• 111 AP newt r mall. » sits astride the Neckar River south of Slnjl* m «« count»f. T unti etnu Mannheim, and is the only town of FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961 130,000 which was not boWbed in the war. General Patten's Third Army took it As the tanks rolled down the valley, Blanda Versus ihe State some S.S. troops dynamited two spans It is unusual, to say the least, for as nothing less than arbitrary, dicta- BISHOP of fhe old Roman bridge. This was the a municipal official to buck a state • torial and capricious — and so the extent of Heidelberg's participation in the war. Americans remember Heidelberg as the site of an agency. More often than not. state mayor labeled it. operetta called "The Student Prince." The people here directives are received at council ta- An attorney by profession, Mr. do not like to discuss it. They shrug and smile apolo- bles as the final law, generally with-; Blanda told the state where it could getically. They know the story of Kathy, the waitress, out question and often with a touch j go, namely, to court, and in effect who fell in love with the student prince, and they know of what appears to be stage fright, j challenged the agency to do so, say- the lovely tunes and they are aware that the prince Not so last week in Raritanjing that if a sewer project, at thi? became a king and was not permitted to marry Kathy. Township, where Mayor Philip J.jtime, is to.be forced on area resi- Ernest Lubitsch came here in 1928 to film the Blanda, Jr., received a state Depart- j dents, the state, not the township story, and it was pretty old.then. There is a house on Neuenheimer Landstrasse where the movie was made. ment of Health sewer directive and | would have to do the forcing, Today, it is an old pink stucco box and, if one studies promptly tossed it back, with a sol- j He pointed out that a prior state it long enough, the shutters open slightly and giggling emn warning that Raritan will noti investigation had failed -to--turn-up- girls appear at the windows. They are here to study tolerate "harassment" from any!any health code violations in the languages. state body. east section, but beyond that noted They are too young and too pretty to recall that Norma Shearer was once the beauty of this house, and It appears in this case (and not such state methods trample the mu- These Pays: Today's nicipality's efforts to formulate long the star of the picture. The prince was played by Ramon without precedent) that the state Navarro, and the autographed pictures' hang on a wall agency either had a lapse of memory range township-wide sewer plan- Peace Prizes are Meaningless downstairs near an old upright piano. ning, as opposed to costly piece- Business or that its right hand knew not what By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY AH of it is long ago. Nobody cares. Along the 4he left was about. meal patchwork. grassy banks of the Neckar, students lounge in the sun After taking a prior stand that The state agency serves a usefu I see in a Soviet publication a list of Lenin Peace Mirror with their girls, and talk of the uneasy peace and the Prize winners and I wonder who some of them are and By SAM DAWSON the east section of the Garden Park- function as an over-body in health world of tomorrow. They do not wear pill box hats, what they got the Peace Prize for. The winners, this although many of the boys on the university side of way Homes area would not require nptters, but it has, nevertheless, a NEW YORK (AP)—Popularity ! of Small Business Investment town wear scanty leather shorts and heavy shoes. They duty to co-ordinate and work closely year, are: sewers the agency—without a why Premier Fidel Castro (Cuba), President SekoujCompany (SBIC) stocks enlivened stud hard in ft ancient buildings but they have no or wherefore — reversed field and with local officials. If the state in- Toure fGuineaV Mme. Rameshwari Neh-i'he fummer season wel before! '. Toure (Guinea), Mme. Rameshwari the Berlin crisis stirred the mar- sense of history. ordered sewer Installations. sists on being arbitrary, there is no ru (India), writer Mihail Sadoveanu ket in general. In the cobbled public square is a portico in an eld This deportment can be labeled other recourse except to the courts. (Rumania), architect Antoine George But the rush j building. It holds a new pink statue of a man with his Tabet (Lebanon), Ostap Dluski (Poland) to buy SBicjneacj d0Wrif This is a monument, built by German and William Morrow (Australia)." Aiding Migrant Workers shares «is°| Christians, to all the heroic dead of the extermination Precisely what have^these people S camps< At the feet is a of flamin done to bring peace to the world? Cer- wall str^et! ^ B geraniums. The Monmouth County Organi-j physical examinations, inocu'ations, eyebrows Old-! Tnat s'^e °^ tne town moves Steeply Up the moun- tainly Fidel Castro has not helped the zation for Social Service continues j tuberculosis, and other tests were timers regardltain side, up past the Jesuit Church with its n«w white world toward peace; rather he has these new in-]interior, through the narrow alleys to the old Heidel- iven t0 mi rant families who do SOKOLSKY to prove its great value to our area. 8 & - brought the world closer to war. From ber CastIe called Soh!oss is series not have easy access to regular this one example, it is possible to wonder whether in af'rtn"'highlyj 8 - - ** a of hollow In addition to its many important DAWSON speculative de-jruins, with green saplings growing out from between health services. the Aesopian language of Soviet Russia peace is not projects, the MCOSS has started a spite some impressive growth rec- the ancient stones, but it has a commanding view of The MCOSS will continue the war and war is not peace. ords in the short time they've the town below and the sun spangling the river. new service—providing health serv- The name of William Morrow of Australia is here. been around and some flashy ad- service through the middle of Octo- vances in the price of their The Schloss was built around 1693 by Prince Elec- ices for migrant workers. ber. A total of eight farms will be What has William Morrow done to achieve world peace stocks. tors, but, like most Germanic objects, it has come to ? Many businessmen also are Earlier this week, an MCOSS mo- visited. 1 or, for that matter, what could he have done? Or to go tragic end not once, but twice. It was burned dowr\ i- a step further, what in particular can Australia do about bile health unit, containing four rebuilt, and burned again. Someone lit the powder i- This project is certainly a worth- war or peace? physicians and six nurses, was set while one—and the MCOSS is to be 1,500 of them already have used the shot tower and half of one rounded side slid What Do They Represent? them to raise capital. Many old into a deep moat. It stands there today. . up at a Colts Neck farm. There, congratulated for undertaking it. line lenders, such as banks, re- One gets to wonder about these prizes. What do gard SBICs with less than enthus- The Schloss has^an old and ornate stone gate, full the Nobel Peace Prizes represent in history? I take the iasm. (For one thing the new- of stone snails and sfene squirrels with nuts in their first dozen names from 1901-1908: comers have'certain tax advan- Your Money's Worth; Y tages and have access to some teeth. Back in the 17th century, a German prince built "1901—H. Dunant (Swi.); Fred Passy (F.); 1902— government financial aid them- it in one night as a surprise for his lady love. It was E. Ducommun & A. Gobat (Swi.); 1903—Sir William R. selves.) completed and the lady walked under its huge arch in Interest Rates Are On the Way Up Cremer (Br.); 1904—Institute of International Law; What Do They Aid? the morning. What are SBICs? What kind of By SYLVIA PORTER 1905—Bertha von Suttner (Aus.); 1906—Theodore Halfway down the hill there Is a student dormitory Roosevelt (A.); 1907-E. T. Moneta (I.); L. Renault *$Z£^*Jgffau called Duelling House, but duelling is now against the A new cycle of rising interest (2) Arrange to get the funds turn since. In a.,business advance, (F.); 1908—Klas P. Arnoldson (Swe.); Frederick SmallBusiness Administration to law. Some students arrive for morning class with big rates in (he United States is be- now while money for loans is stilljthe demands for credit always in- Bajer (Dn.)." license investment firms to spe- bandages across their foreheads, but the professors ginning—meaning that borrowers abundant and the rise in interest creases, for there's more activity, ,, ' , ,„, , _. ,. JT „ ' u icialize in financial aid to small ranging from the giant U.S.!rates is still minor. -more use for the money, thus Except for Theodore Roosevelt and L. Renault,| . 7%,,,, < "do not ask how the accident happened. A solid scar Treasury apd the nations's larg-i (3) Bargain for the best dealimorc requests for it. concerns ass< ts must be what role have these winners played in history? But under $5 million and net income acrols the face is almost as good as a bachelor of esl corporations down to the you can, then accept the best deal! Treasury Must Borrow under $250,000 a, year fora firm neighborhood small businessmen you are offered, let us go a step further: what actually did Theodore to qualify for 'a loan from science^ degree. ' and local homebuilder will be At the same time, because the Roosevelt do for peace? He got his prize for bringing SBIC). ThereMe trolley' cars with overhead wires, and is back in the paying more Is the Russo-Japanese War to an end by the Treaty of Of the 331 Investment com- a cable camp carry the lazy and the fat up the moun- for loans as thefollowing these basic recommen- Portsmouth which may be an act of peace, depending panies the SBA has. licensed, most are small and serve limited tain. Thefers are dark and strong; the local wines recovery prog- gain, upon how one views the consequences of historic acts. areas. But tome have grown and are pale and/heady. There is a market place laden with H!meet the deficit. This fall, the resses into the The background for the new, cover side sections. There are Treasury will be In the market dewy vegetables and, on cool mornings, blue smoke 1962 upturn. movement is clear and the forces Difficult to Pick Any now 31 publicly held—that is, borrowinbi g several billions of dol- This move to- luggesting we are into another The last Nobel Peace Prize winners rather Indicate they have offered their stock to comes from, the chimney pots on the rooftops. ward higher in-1 perceptible turn in the interest that difficulty is found in making any selection at all. public subscription. Eleven more Once, in 1693, all of Heidelberg burned down ex- terest ratesjrate cycle in our country J budget is in the red, the bills have registered stock applications must be paid. In 1959, a Britisher, Noel-Baker, was chosen; in 1958, cept one building. It is the Hotel zum Ritter and It was should be fair-ifundamental. To put it simplyv with the Securities & Exchange ly gentle. It' Business is obviously in an up- Thus, the ,-iant U.S. Treasury, the Reverend Dominique Georges Pire another Brit- Commission. standing a hundred years before the great fire. It is still should be grad-trend and while unemployment^ corporations, municipalities, The first of SBIC stock offer- standing. And still doing business. sma isher got it; iiM957, it went to Lester Pearson of Can- PORTER ual. Assuming;continues al a high rate, there is " businesses-, homcbuildcrs, ings the market in 1959. no ada and then they could find no one for some,years The S.S. men put the modern torch to Heidelberg that inflationary forces are kept There's plenty of money around sot rolling only this year. It says n ow bu| Marshall never did anything for peace. I could not all of Europe to match the reddish sandstone off their ihould be comparatively painless.; - - -j , . of course, the supply is the biggest spurt has come since bridge. Then they rebuilt it, exactly as it was. > The assumption of the most in-j j limited. It's most improbable find Reverend Pire's name in any reference book. late June and will bring the total formed sources in our country to.j that the supply of credit will re- While I was looking at lists of prize-winners. I had assets of oubliclv held companies A French writer, Edgar Quinetvonce said, in grudg- day is that inflationary forces will! main as ample as It is today. close to $250 million by the ending admiration: "This Heidelberg, it is the home of : An Increasing demand, a lim- a look at the Pulitzer Prizes and found a few important of this month. A big booster of be kept under control and the the soul." business upswing will not turn in-; ited supoly—this is the ctessic|names who have left some reputation behind them, but sales is that almost all of the to an unsustainable boom. | combination for a rising price in too many of the really great have been omitted. stocks offered earlier quickly rose Maybe ... monev as well as in uoods rang. to prices well above the issuing Squeeze Seemed Brutal ing frnm autos to zippers, serv- It is cruel to look at such lists, for how many of quotations. Thus, no repetition nf "1958-59".. 'Seal It Up-^ Don't Let Anything Escape' ICPS rancint! frnm haircut* to —when inleresl rates soared to us will survive a decade of memory or even six months? Top Five Listed college tuition. the highest levels in over a quar-l jOf the billions of human beings in the long history ofi The top five, in order of assets, • ter-century, even the U.S. Treas-t The trend toward a rising price are: man, few names survive. The peacemakers, in particu-j""Eiectron!cs CapUal Corp San ury was forced to pay five per for money already has started. Even assumins this upturn is lari— , ihav e ubee n «-..few. :in numbe1 r anAd „o£f *thosei , t_..few. ~L:-..-achieveJd pieg0 $33 3 mji|j0n. Boston'Cap- cent for short-term loans and the ital Corp., Boston, $21.2 million; credit squeeze became brutal—is gentle, gradual and comparatively peace. The war-makers have been more successful and foreseen for "1961-62." fialnless to borrowers, the mes Midland Capital Corp.; Buffalo, sage to you Is iinmistaXable. more famous. Everybody knows the name, Napoleon, $15.4 million; Electro Science In- This time, in fact, thr pronpect who never won a peace prize. Very few know of Alex- vestors, Dallas.. $14.9 million; and Is that money for loans will re- p tal main widely available, banks will ander I of Russia who really tried to make peace but'9l ! Southwest Corp., Dallas, not be compelled to ,ration the Clan. Handle . .. . jJIf.l million. funds they have, (he needs nf ac falledl Some SBICS specialize in one rentable credit risk* will be Boil in Airlift Temperamental, Noisy Soprano |or two tvpes nf business. Elec- filled. • _1 lr oni Ca ital f You'll pay more for loans but I wonder if Abraham Lincoln would have won a , " P ' or example, as you'll get the bans-and getting the money you need when youi Reno M. Zuckert said yesterday heart, he wanted peace. He did not make a war butV6. wars or less, but all closely 1 c d t0 clectroni need it is the most vital thing. he fok conf'dent "we could han- when it came upon him, he fought it to a success. Butjf' ! , « and technical The Implication! ; dle an airlift to Berlin with few- : l h he hated war and would have made peace at any time.jpanies "have 'TubUcly^tradTd The Implication* of this report er planes than last time kit with stock to von are direct. I wrote it more problems." JHis program for peace, after the war, might have savedl s- months ago when interest rntcs He said he came her? [or what the country from much grief. But he won no prizes. An example of an SBIC with were hitting bottom and I repeat he. called "mv education" in the There is no tolling who of the present figures in is Midland stockholders It today in the infant stage of the I newest developments in Air tnro S SodSSS now rise in borrowing cnMs, I-'orce electronics systems. jour society will last a decade or a century in history.j «Rhout the 50 states and with 0 1 6 $65 miIlion d) Check your rcrjuirrniPnts lie said alsn he felt we ,,' .jWill the name of Franklin D. Roosevelt or Hairy Tru-^ " , invited. Orig 1 J for loans now with utmost cam 'tremendous strikmj: poivers and man or Dwiph_ . . t D. Eisenhowe. . r stand out monumental - .inallNewy YorMarink estat Midlane bandk Corp.'holdin, ga and (ry to pstimale intelligently ability lo ilf, any job required." cnm what you will need and want in Asked about nirlift problems ly? Will they count for as much in history as Stalin or, Mny. wns sole owner of the romlng months In finance expan- he said new advances In tech- Khrushchev or even Hitler? History has curious ways j^"* p^6 the SBIC went Pub" sion or modernization of your! 6 T b jnique such as "electronic lam- of picking its great figures and, curiously enough it is ing'"irm smM,^., i'o.6 per cent business, building or buying of a I in ing' would make more prob- 0 home, construction of a desirable1 not the peace-maker but the war-maker who fills pages., ' 'he stock, the public the rest. 1 in communications. and project for your community or1 He re are Mme of tl I -— llandings than during the last True, we do know something about Aristotle, but more , * " whatever. 6—Friday, August IB, ]%1 air|jft about his pupil. Alexander. \Z&j "I am Inclined to believe," he if employers will do what as Ap- the broker in the sale to Roland Friday, August 18, 1961—7 ° added, "Oat this rash of caW peals Coort called The Human* Foy House Woolson, Jr., of the Norman W. RED BANK REGISTER Rights of.Workers May Halt will atop when employers realize Thing."' Foy, Jr., property on Lake Ave., they can not unilaterally destroy Sold To Mr. and Mrs. Woolson formerly] The house is an attractive rights tfatt employees have bum resided in the Spring Terrace! Dutch colonial, containing seven up-over periods of years without The Guildford Cathedral, begun Apartments id Red Bank. rooms and open porch, Industry's Moves to the South at least giving eibptoyec* the in 1936, is the first Anglican Mr. Woolson ij technical writer Woolson associated with the MacMillan attorney representing the Glidden phone calls, from Maine to Call' right to continue work at the point cathedral to be built on a new (EDITOR'S NOTE: In recent FAIR HAVEN - Lorin B. Van Company in New York No problem finding tenants workers, said he had been "lit- fornia" from union lawyers inter- he chooses to locate. site In the Surrey area of England Nest, associated with the Ray Mr. Foy has been transferred when you advertise The Register years, there hu been an acceler- ested in the case. ated" movement of Industrial erally bombarded with letters and "These Issues can be resolved since the Middle Ages. Van Horn Agency, realtors, was to the Mountain Lakes area. way.—Advertisement. plant* from older established site* in new locations. Manage- ment says the movement is nec- essary for survival in many OPEN 9:30 TO 9:30, SAT. TO 6 eases. Union says industry is flee- }iome fashions ing its responsibilities to the communities which brought it Couttestj'DecotatiHg prosperity. At the moment U. S. courts are delibertalng two cases which have a deep bearing on the question. In the following story, AP business news back- AT OUR EATONTOWN STORE ONLY grounds the situation.) \ By JACK LEFLER AP Business News Writer NEW YORK - U. S. courts at the moment are considering Huge Savings In Indoor-Outdoor two cases which will have an im- portant effect on movement of manufacturing plants to new lo- cations, on communities' efforts to attract industry and on unions' Furniture For Leisure Living.,. collective bargaining contracts. / Preliminary decisions in both cases held that employees of a firm that moves to another site Cool, Colorful Summer Rugs, Too! have seniority rights to jobs at the new place. •This has complicated, matters . for manufacturers with their eyes en new locations. The tendency to move plants has accelerated in recent years. Some manufacturers want to. go to »rea» where lower wages pre- vail; they say they want to get closer to the resources they use or to new market centers. Provide Free Land Communities are welcoming new Industry with open arms. Some provide free land, build plants and expand services to at- tract factories. This means jobs Summer Furniture for their residents. * ?> „ i-. The unions have complained bitterly against what they call "runaway companies." They con- tend these firms are seeking on- ly to lower their wage costs with- out regard- for employees who have served them for years. They also claim the plant removals are disguised forms of union bust- Ing. The court battles are likely to spread. The two cases involving the question of a worker's vested right to his job are being ap- pealed to higher courts and final rulings are a long way off. Gliddcn Case The first case was filed against the Glidden Co. — a paint, food and chemicals firm—by five for- mer employees. They sued for damages after the company in 1957 transferred operations of a plant in Elmhurst, N. Y., to Beth- lehem, Pa. Teamsters Union Local 852, of which the employees were mem b'r-, accused the company of vi- __oWjn|{ a contract with the union • njt offering the Elmhurst v :••!; :rs jobs with continued sen- iority rights at the new plant The company contended its agree- tfient with the Teamsters had ex- pired prior to the transfer. The former employees argued that the company's refusal to rec- save from 20 to 50%! ognize their seniority rights de- prived them of continued employs ment and benefits under the com pany's pension and group life in- surance plans and the union's Aluminum, Rattan, Wrought Iron, Redwood Furniture. India welfare plan. Seniority Glidden replied that seniority rights and the benefits of such rights evolved from a specific Cane Peel Pieces. Cool, reversible summer rugs! Gliders contract confined to the Elmhurst plant. The U. S. District (Court for Southern New York ruled in fa- vor of the company but the de- cision was reversed by the U. S. chaises, stack chairs and folding chairs. Sawbuck sets, Court of Appeals. Glidden has asked the U. S. Supreme Court • for a review. •The other case involves the , Oemmer Manufacturing Co. of Detroit which is moving its steer- umbrellas. For your lawn, porch, poolside, patio .Save! ing gear plant to Lebanon, Tenn. It has been located in Detroit 90 years and employs 700. Five Gemmer employees, who are members of the United Auto Workers Union, sued. The union These special values, and more! contended that Gemmer had re- fused to offer transfer rights to its employees, that Lebanon had floated a $2.4 million loan to con- struct a plant for Gemmer, and Aluminum Deluxe 4 Pc. i that the company had agreed to Innerspring Chaise hire only Lebanon area workers. Stack Chair Folding Chaise Redwood Croup •Will Appeal By Bunting! 5-Position, U. S. Dist. Judge Fred W. By Lawnlite. 5-Web design, I By Sunray! Non-tipping; Lovescat, 2 lounge chairs, Kaeis ordered Gemmer to offer in a washable floral-print fabric. jobs to its employees when it in White, Green or Turquoise. in Green Saran webbing. A buy! coffee table. Green Duck. moves to Lebanon. He held that "seniority rights survive as an To Clear $21. *«. 26.95 6 95 tarned and vested right." Gem- To Clear $5. ***• - To Clear $10. To Clear $79. •*«•"• , mer said it would appeal. The union said a majority of Gemmer's employees wanted to go to Lebanon "even though they may be working without their U- AW contract after Oct. 1, when 3 Pe. 6 Ft. I their present agreement expires." Single Glider Aluminum A Detroit auto supplier said the Redwood Group Sand Chairs Redwood Barbecue 1 Gemmer decision "is bound to By Telescope; aluminum & cause anyone to reconsider plans Tete-a-tete, lounge chair, Compact, practical, strong! , Table and 2 benches. < to move south." mahogany! Smart and sturdy. Wag; Rales coffee table. Green Duck. Perfect for beach comfort. X . You assemble. Tremendous valj f "Taking your employees along will mean you are going to be g. 22.95 transferring northern wage rates To Clear $79. «<• «»• To Clear $16. To Clear $5. ***•* I j To Clear $26. *>*^ .» the South," he said. "They are unionized here and they will take .:.>. '.he union with them. "And a possible extension of that decision is that not only will OPEN EVENINGS AIR CONDITIONED you have to take your employees with you, but you'll have to pay Stores at them moving expenses. That's certain to come if that decision All pieces subject to prior sale. No mail or phone orders. HACKENSACK •tands. And this means that many Df the cost advantages of moving SPRINGFIELD , South will be wiped out." 1 ORANGE The UAW filed another suit ^against a Detroit firm, Lyons, Budget your purchase, if you wish, up to 18 months. HUFFMAN JJ BOYLE POMPTON PLAINS he, which is planning to move to Grenada, Mis., and said it was RAMSEY considering others.. RT. 35 CIRCLE, EATONTOWN, LI 21010 / EATONTOWN 'The Humane Thing* Opposite MonmouHi Shopping C.nt.r Morris Shapiro, New York City I 8—Fr«k*. August 18, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER 46 Scouts Not Naughty, But Nice Made in Fair Haven Pass Mile Swim Test French On Scent FORESTBURG, N. Y. — For- ty-six more Boy Scouts have Pint-Sized Accessories achieved the "mile swim" award Of British Mystery at the Forestburg Scout Reserva- FAIR HAVEN - It all started order— dozens of "Stephanies" covers each day. Sewn in a va tion operated by Monmouth Coun LONDON (AP) — Sniffing "Board of Trade figures re- because Stephanie Stephens, 8- for Saks Fifth Avenue and its riety of fall colors most have cil of Boy Scouts. through statistics, the Society veal that British men are an- year-old daughter of Mrs. Lucille eight branches. amusing little clown or bunny The swim is limited to scouts of French Perfumers discov- nually spending 250,000 pound* \ Stephens of Fair Haven, could Daily Output faces, inspired by the drawings who have passed their swimming ered that British men spend ($700,000) more on perfume never find her comb and, nail Right now she is turning out of her daughter. The covers to be merit badge and who the instruc more on scent than do British and toilet water than do Mis file. two or three dozen felt mirror featured for spring are white tor feels are physically fit for the women. ladies. with pastel trimmings, and slip So her mother cjeverly designed test. Scout Executive J. Fred Bit- "A throughly deplorable sit- "The more fact* one un- right off the mirror back for lett said the scouts swim the uation," said a spokeswoman covers, the more the situation a white eyelet cover to fit neatly laundering. over a hand mirror with a pocket length of the lake at the camp for the society yesterday, smells. In France, 96 per cent Babies Born Mrs. Stephens alsways subjects to hold them, and trimmed it with to qualify. "and we're going to do some- of all girts and women be- her handiwork to the judgment lace, pink bows and artificial The scouts who received their thing about it. High time, you tween the ages of 18 and 45 Same Time, of Stephanie and her playmates. certificates recently are: might say." use perfume. flowers. "If they don't like the design, or From Troop 31, Spring Lake, "In America, the percentage She dubbed her creation the color is too deep, I just toss Peter Sanborne and Richard "Stephanie." Soon all the little Not Twins it right out." is 82. But in Britain, alas. Browning; Troop 55,- Sea Girt, Stork Shower only 20 per cent of the women girls in the neighborhood were Her workroom has a long" table JOLIET, III. (AP) - A second David Epler, Troop 120, New OCEANPORT — Mrs. Ralph use it, and of tWs 20 per cent, clamoring for Stephanies, and with plenty of elbow room, a sew- Shrewsbury, Paul Roche, Troop Marra, 8 Belmar Ave., was hon Mrs. Stephens was kept busy ex- instance this month of babies born many use it onJy for spedal at the same time who were not ing machine in one corner, 28, Manasquan, Ed Runyon, Rus- ored at a stork shower recently perimenting with different de- occasions." twins was confirmed yesterday. sketches of ideas on the walls, sel Howland and Thomas Jan- in the home of Mrs. Frank Mar signs and colors. and plastic bags of trimmings sky; Troop 8, Red Bank, John ra, 113 Oceanport Ave. Shaken to their GaUic soul*, The first instance in Cleveland, When she realized that the lit- hanging on hooks. The decora- Rice, John Holian and Mike Nag- the French perfumers say Ohio, Aug. 5 was estimated to be Guests were Mrs. Louis Mel- tle accessories had selling possi- tions for each design are care- le; Troop 69, Spring Lake many English women think it's so rare that medical authorities laci, Middletown; Mrs. Gregory bilities, she went to New York fully kept together to speed up Heights; Peter Otterberg and naughty to perfume them- termed It a one-in-a-million oc- Marra, Mrs. Mary DeSantis and with her samples to place an ad the production. Jim Otterberg; Troop 126, Little selves — "that perfume is currence. The dual nontwin Mrs. Joseph Attanasio, all of in a leading home magazine. Silver, Arnold Jensen, Gordon wrongjy identified with sex." livery reported yesterday was Other Items Long Branch; Mrs. Joseph Vital Caught in a rainstorm, Mrs. Ste- Mair, Robert Mahan, Jr., John iano, Mrs. Frank Sparandeo, Mrs. " Said the spokesman, "Sex is made Aug. 8 in Joliet. Besides the mirror cases, she not a once-a-week business. phens dashed into Saks Fifth Av- makes cosmetic bags, ear muffs Bell, 3d, Fred Muller and Bruce Joseph Sacco, Sr., Mrs. Vincent enue to borrow an umbrella from In both cases, doctors said, the Connors; Troop 10, Cliffwood Sacco, Mrs. Joseph Sacco, Jr., Women must be tempting ail with appliqued faces, pencil belts, the time," a friend who worked there. babies were conceived a month or trims plastic bobbypin boxes, and Beach, Thomas Smith and Rich- Mrs. William Vitaliano and Mrs. By chance, a management rep- more apart and born when the is presently perfecting a lipstick ard Galbreath; Troop 65, Farm- Angelo Aschettino, all of West "We must educate thsm," *h» resentative happened by, liked elder reached full term—about 40 and perfume holder of orlon pile Mrs. Lucille Stephens ingdale, Jim Coyte, Monroe Free- Long Branch; and Miss Linda said. - her clever designs, and notified weeks after conception. with a mirror back. man and William Tremper; Marra, Mrs. Charles Rice, Mrs. Beginning Sept. 28, the the store buyer. Two weeks ago Dr. William Meadows, Lock Troop 104, Glendola. Walt Step- Charles Lippert, Mrs. Wilbur French Society of Perfumers port, 111., obstetrician, said the Creativity comes naturally to Sounds and Sights Mrs. Stephens received her first Mrs. Stephens, who was once a ien, Vernon Silk and Richard Schneider, Mrs. Frank ChristO' will mount a massive attack, Aug. 8 babies were girls born Woolley,; Troop 71, Oakhurst, pher, Mrs. Daniel O'Connell; Mrs. spending thousands of pounds to Mrs. Richard Bruzek of Lock- dancer and dancing teacher. Her mother, Mrs. Edith Luick, who Kenneth Fromer, Mark Baldino Charles Moore and Mrs. Peter on British newspaper and mag- port in Silver Cross Hospital in and Skip Umstead; Troop 77, Poppa, all of Oceanport. azine advertising. Joliet. lives with her, worked on Holly- 'Respiratory Theater' wood movie sets in her youth and West Long Branch, Ronald Tiet SHERMAN'S The Cleveland babies, a boy ]en, Richard Bartlett and John and a girl, are those of Mrs. was the originator of the famous "John Barrymore collar." Martin; Troop 146, New Mon Leonard Shaffer. To Open at Old Mill mouth, Richard Wetzel and Tom Brown Alumni Plan In each case, the younger in- Earl Luick, her brother, is a Parrish; Troop 95, Neptune, fant was placed in an incubator New York dress designer for Ru- TINTON FALLS - Roberts New York stage and television. Wayne Hedrick and William Oli- after birth, but the older did not dolf. His designs have appeared Blossom, who will appear on Miss Pope and Miss Hara ap- ver; Troop 97, Atlantic Highlands, Broadway this fall in "A Cook peared in the original New York Second Social Event Draperies require measures beyond the nor- in Vogue and Harper's Bazaar. Joe Wilson; Troop 118, Long mal handling of the newborn. How does Mrs. Stephens find for Mr. General," will bring a production of Mr. Blossom's Branch, Douglas Mitterway; new form of theater to the Old "Respiratory Theater." WEST LONG BRANCH - The Grimm, Sandy Oaks Farm, 335 Slipcovers I Dr. Meadows said he did not time to clean house, cook, tend Troop 64, Keyport, Gerald Ganz, Wall St. Mill Aug. 25. Monmouth Brown Club, an organ- Upholstering call attention to the case earlier the yard, and create her Steph Mr. Blossom explains the me Thomas Fallon, Charles Ross The event is the second of three because he felt that confirma- anies? Mr. Blossom was last seen in dium as "a form of theater in and Roy Schwartz; Troop 56, ization of Brown University alum- get-togethers planned for Brown Bedspreads tion should be made of the devel- "I don't know," she said. "I New York as the father in "The which the audience is reached by Union Beach, Frank Briel; Post ni in Monmouth County, will hold men and their families in the opment stages of the two babies. wish I had more time. But what Death of Bessie Smith." combinations of slides, films, live 56, Union Beach, Ronald Gilmar- a cocktail party for members and county. Curtains The younger child, apparently are you going to do when the dramatizations and lighting and tin and Skip Conney, and Post Appearing with him will be guests Aug. 27 at 5 p.m. in the A third event later this year Shop-at-Home Service was born about 36 weeks after ideas keep coming and coming?" Mary Hara and Peggy Pope of in which the succession of sounds 45, West Long Branch, John Con- Phone SH 1-2648 conception, but there seems a and sights are more important way. home of Mr. and Mrs. George will be an opportunity for high possibility that the birth may than dialogue." school boys to meet with Brown Sherman's have come after 28 weeks. icholarships, and other activities, t Decorators Outstanding Woman of the Year Two performances are sched ilumni to discuss admissions, 46J Broad St., Shrewsbury Life was precarious for the uled - at 9 and at 11 p.m. FREE PARKING younger baby for several days, Time Moves In On Brown University students from but she seems now to be thriving. Award to Crippled Mother of 4 he county will also be invited. In both cases, the babies were ONE-VOTE VERDICT 9 Information about the club if delivered within about two in ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Abooks. She has been active In CORONA, Calif. (AP) — Who ivailable from William A. Wes- 'Old Saudi Arabia :ott, 68 Hope Rd., New Shrews- utes of each other. Jersey City mother who has been Catholic Church work. says one vote doesn't count? mry. confined to a wheelchair by polio The award was presented to JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (AP) - For two years prior to last It adds up! More and more Citizens here decided yesterday since childhood has been named her at the national convention An avenue lined with tall modern December, the government was people use The Register ads each outstanding Catholic Woman of of the veterans' group and the where to locate their new civic buildings makes a ring around headed by Crown Prince Feisal, issue because results come fas- the Year. auxiliary. center by one vote out of more younger brother of King Saud. It Little Silver ter.—Advertisement. The award was given yester- The auxiliary cited her for than 2,200 cast. Jeddah. was a conservative, no-nonsense, day to Mrs. Mary M. Varick of "heroic life, personal holiness In 1959, a councilmpn was re- Flashy looking cars, fresh from budget-minded government which and selfless dedication to the Detroit, move along the thorough- Man Indicted 24 Bottles 241 Pacific St., Jersey City, by elected by a single vote. curbed royal spending,'built up the National Ladies' Auxiliary of honor and glory of God." fare. A traveler sees big ,new the depleted foreign exchange, 12 Ounces She Catholic War Veterans. | An estimated 3,000 delegates And in 1950, the mayor was banks, hotels and travel agencies, and put the country back on its For Fraud are attending the convantion. re-elected by one vote. and a sedate Rolls-Royce dealer- financial feet. Mrs. Varick is the mother of DENVER (AP)-Twelve'men four children and author of two ship. There is a confusion of Jap- The king dismissed Feisal Dec. PEPSI$| 65 anese transistor radios, French ave been indicted by a federal 21, took over the premiership ;rand jury on charges of mail Kitty Kelly: cosmetics, American shirts, and himself, and introduced the most Swiss watches in the store win- fraud, the U.S. attorney's office wULfl, .plus Deposit Who liberal cabinet in the country's lere disclosed Tuesday. dows. history. The 30-year-old finance BANTAM MARKETS Tormented by Hobgoblins Toward the center of the ring minister is Prince Talal Ibn Ab- The charges were based on a tho scene changes. The modern dul Aziz, known as the most pro- lationwide loan service scheme 133 MARKHAM PL. LITTLE SILVER Dear Kitty: discrepancy in height assumes buildings give way to dignified gressive member of the Saudi that allegedly bilked $5,000 per- OPEN ^ A.M. TO II P.M. KVKRY DAY You say, "Forgive and forget," the proportions of a real problem. old dwellings of baked clay and royalty. A Texas-educated com- sons of about $2 million. Assist- EXCEPT CHRISTMAS but I find that mighty hard to do. Some think I'm too pretty and Neil To Ultle Silver Cakn Box And IVte'i Bftrber Shop plaster, five or six stories high, moner. Sheikh Abdullah Tariki, ant U.S. Attorney Yale Huffman My wife left my bed and board interesting to be married to a with windows barred by delicate is minister of petroleum and min- aid. for another man one year, after man as insignificant as my hus- 1 years of fairly happy married wood lattice. The streets narrow. eral affairs. Among those named in the in- band. This makes me self-con- There are the noise and the sultry Kingsford Briquets life.' The man is separated from scious to the point where I'm re- Young, Western-trained Saudis, dictment and his bond was Nor- his wife but not divorced. heat of the Middle Eastern soukh, full of ideas and enthusiasm, are man T. Brown of 76 Woodbine luctant to stand next to him in with its bright textiles and in- 20 Ib. Bag She took our elder child. The public. Do you find me silly? Is in prominent places below the ,ve., Little Silver, N. J., $2,500. roung one who remains with me, tricately wrought money belts ministers. He is a salesman. it so appalling for a wife to tow- and gold bracelets, and the smell never ceases to pine for his Mom- er above her husband?—Tall. The men are officers and sales- of spices. Liberalization men of North American Associ- my. While I don't support her Dear Tall: Don't listen to Profiting from Feisal's sound (the other man pays those bills), That is the old Jeddah, and it ates, Inc., with headquarters in those busybodies who are try- fiscal policies, the new govern- Chicago and branches in Denver still dream of a reconciliation. ing to break up your marri1 is receding as the. new buildings ment has liberalized imports and But, should this occur, won't I move in. . , and New York, Huffman said. | GRILLS 20% OFF | age. Just go on believing in encouraged construction. This, be haunted by hobgoblins of the your man. You certainly have Feudal Time Capsule plus rising revenues from the The indictment said-the defend- past? I am tormented now by the sillies if. you,, hesitate to What is true of Saudi Arabia's Arabian-American Oil Co., which ints used advertisements and di- them night and day. Regardless stand beside him in public. Na- chief port and commercial center now approximate $340 million a ect mail to contact prospective LITTLE SILVER HARDWARE of person feelings, wouldn't it be poleon was shorter than Jose- is also true of Saudi Arabia it year, has left Saudi Arabia in an customers interested in a service '.o help them obtain loans from Formerly DcFMeo'i better for all concerned if I filed phine but that didn't cramp her self. Time is moving in. excellent financial position, for divorce and started a new financial institutions. 10 CHURCH ST. LITTLE SILVER style. , , was supposed to bring life?—Unhappy Husband. A few* years ago this vast coun But the Talal-Tariki combine It charged that salesmen em- Rummrr Nauru For Ynur CoavMilfoods. One girl will be chosen from "If winter comes... " And the the audience to be one of 12 semi- fashion show at Val Ernie's *Sea Others are Mrs. Frank Lover- sidge and Mrs. William Mettler, finalists in WNTA's current , Girt Inn Wednesday made it "Golden Girl" contest. seetn that winter is somewhere white elephants; Mrs. Russell Me Queen and Mrs. Peter Moreau, The 12 girls are being selected In the not too distant future. Bored with Mink? Try One of These from throughout the state for fi- K was the Family and Chil- entertainment; Mrs. Alfred Her- By HELENE MOORE Underneath all this opulence and Space Blue—a deep jewel- arious sizes also in evidence. bert and Mrs. Leroy Croft, peach- nal judging Sept. 6. Each will re- dren's Service party and the fur ceive gold costume jewelry and and millinery fashions by Doop's were simple understated dresses tone. A taupe velours bowler by Dior es and ice cream; Mrs. John SEA GIRT — There must come in muted shades of gray, brown Turbans and Toques of Spring Lake and East Orange a time in a woman's life when as shown with a short coat ol Zagaja, coffee; and Russell Mc- and green. The only vivid touches Turbans and toques dominated ocoa Persian lamb, a Garbo Queen, Peter Moreau and Wil- The state-wide winner will re- were lavish and exotic. everyone knows for sure she can ceive a Bamberger outfit and "Thrstar of the show was Rus of the afternoon were the occa- the millinery collections with roll- loche of bright red velours was liam Mettler, grounds. afford a mink coat—and then it's sional appearance of magenta other awards. tian broadtail in stoles trimmed no longer fun to wear one. ers, cloches and pillboxes of immed with leopard and worn with black diamond mink or ith a brief Somali leopard The fall collection of hats and NEW ctondhiHa, utvtrimmed boleros furs from Doop's of East Orange acket, a high fez of black jersey Bridge Winners and jackets, long coats in black iraped with jet ranch mink wa and Spring Lakei shown Wednes- Joan Bailey to Wed MIDDLETOWN - The Com- HAMMOND and one precious coat in natural day at the annual luncheon of aired with a black Russian grey Russian broadtail, the only iroadtail cape coat. munity Duplicate Bridge Club Extravoice the Family and Children's Serv- RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Wil- played a 16-table Mitchell game one of its kind in Hie world. Of ice, is the obvious answer to this A collection of jewelled eveninj liam H. Bailey, Ward Ave., an- lats included an open-crownei Wednesday in The Oaks. ORGAN course, there were lots of mink, dilemma. nouce the engagement of their as usual. And creamy beaver, Shown In the main room of orcerer's cap covered with whit BOB EBERLY, handsome sing- North and South high scorers daughter, Miss Joan Bailey, to were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Her- Somali leopard, white (ox, Hud-Val Ernie's Sea Girt Inn were a Kenneth Moyle, son of Mr. and idescent paillettes, a miniature er of romantic ballads, re- $595* ion seal, ermine and chinchilla. coat of Alaskan sealskin topped lue velvet pillbox hung with turns to the Adventurer Club, shenhorn. Deal, first; William Just $25 Down Mrs. Albert Moyle of Toronto, Wyer, Rumson, with Mrs. Wil- The Asian mood of the fur by a chinchilla collar, gray Rus- Canada. oops of rose of rhinestone am on the ocean at Long Branch, Has twice the number of stops fashions was evident in the mil- sian broadtail trimmed with ceru- mber jewels, and a shirred whit for a week's engagement start- iam Novogrod, Asbury Park, sec- as organs costing twice as Miss Bailey is a senior at Tren- hiffon turban embroidered with ing tonight. Eberly, who was ond; and Mrs. Benjamin Gorss much. New styling—new tone linery, too. The hats were lean mink, caramel Sfceaver with —sounds like three keyboards glamourous, jet mink banding, a beret of ton State College. Mr. Moyle was irystal beads and colored Jewel featured vocalist with the Jim- Jr., Little Silver, with Mrs. Irv- exotic, flattering, graduated from Princeton Uni- lowers. ng Levine, Deal Park, third. all playing together. Call us chic. They were fur, velvet, an- autumn haze mink and a coat my Dorsey band, has sold over today for a free home dem- gora, silk, jersey, leather, feath- of Australian opossum "worked in versity and is employed at West- 6 million records and will be East and West top scorers tied ern Electric in Allentown, Pa, onstration. ers, satin and velours. They the round" (skins joined horizon- Mark Birthdays bringing back nostalgia to the for first and second place. They PR 5-9J0O were laden with brilliants, se- tally.) A September wedding is patrons of the Adventurer with were Jack Faherty playing with Hammond Organ Studio At Joint Party his renditions of "Amapola," Frank Flaherty, both of Middle- quins, bugle bead fringe, aurora The ultimate In this game" of planned. of Aibury Park rWnestones, paillettes, et al. EATONTOWN - Cindy an "Maria Elena," "Green Eyes" town, and William Novogrod and prestige fashion is the fur that Cookman Ave. and Main St. doesn't look like fur. ;andy Fowler, daughters of Pa- and "Tangerine." Two perform- Irving Levine. In third place rolman and Mrs. Marvin were Mrs. Joseph Farrell and Open Daily Till 9 P. M. A broken rudder almost In this category Doop's pre- 7 ances will be presented night- owler, Jr., 44 Maple Ave., wen Mrs. Edward Rumril, both of Saturday till 5:30 P. M. forced Nina Vuyoaevtch and sented a full-length free-swinging Registration ly with an extra dinner show 'Bench extra John Post, both of Fair Haven, Persian Iamb spotted with red lonored Wednesday at a joim tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. incroft. out of the Blue Jay races In dye—from a distance this passes lirthday party in their home. the Junior National Sweep- easily for red and black tweed. DaysPlanned Cindy was 4 years old Wednes- stakes Regatta at the Mon- A sheared Russian Lakoda seal- lay and Candy will be 5 Sept Rev. Wilson mouth Boat Club Tuesday. skin jacket looks at 20 paces exactly like satin—another looks In Highlands Guests were Barbara, Frank! They came in eighth in that Miss Joan Bailey race, but took second place like velvet. HIGHLANDS - Registration nd John Lastella, Kathy an aren Voorhees, Luanne Au- Is Appointed over all. Nina sailed while Jack Rubin, serving as com- for new students entering the SOMERVILLE — Rev. Alex- John held the rudder. mentator for Doop's, described a mack, Billy and Peter Pfister, school system here will be held Herb and Chuck Scott, Stanley ander C, Wilson has been ap- coat of white mink sides with every day next week between 9 Stork Shower pointed field secretary for the brass buttons and a ranch mink Cain, Ann and Marisa Papa Walter and Evelyn Isbrandtsen a.m. and noon at the public george, and Chari Fowler. Christian Endeavor Union, How- and sons Dirk and Carl of Had collar as "an inexpensive every school. ard S. Lane, chairman of th day little coat." Is Given For Also, Mrs. Frank Lastella, Mr don Park, Red Bank, will sal Parents wishing to enroll stu- Stanley Richards, Mrs. William board of directors has an the'r boat, "Danne Brog" as es- dents in the kindergarten class Pfister, and Mrs. George Papa- nounced. cort to the 52-foot schooner should bring the child's birth cer- Mrs. Carlstrom george. Rev. Mr. Wilson, who holds -Awre 2nd, when it leaves here Plafs First tificate. A child must be five Th.M. degree from Princeton Thursday, HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Albert S HOUSE GUEST Theological Seminary, has re- years of age by Oct. 1 in order Carlstrom and Mrs. Henry C. An The Azore will be manned by to be eligible for enrollment. RED BANK — Miss Kathlee; cently returned from missionary s«nior members of Girl Scout Ovation Goes derson were hostesses at a sur- Coleman, West Albany, N. Y., service in Africa. Ho now live! Mariner Troop 119 and several Children entering all grades for prise stork shower given for Mrs visiting her cousins, Mr. and Mrs,at 6313B Ocean Ave., Ventnor, cfaperones. the first time must,have been James E. Smith, Jr., Huddy loseph Eschelbach and their fam- and will shortly moye to Aboard will be Kathy and To First Lady vaccinated against smallpox and Ave., last week in the home of ily, 9 Pearl St. Barnwell La., Levittown.* ' Betsy Layburn with their parents BOSTON (AP) - JacqueHne have had at least , Salk vac- Mrs. Carlstrom, 277 Bay Ave. and brother, Diane Hitchcock, Kennedy came to see the musical cine shots. Guests included Mrs. Smith's Nina Vuyosevich, Lynn Isbandt- comedy "Sail Away" last night mother, Mrs. Vincent dePaul Sla- sen. Donna Duckworth, Wendy and got the evening's first ova- vic Sr.; and Mrs. Smith's sister RUG CLEANING Hooker, Debbie Hasbrouck and tion. Miss Mary Slavin, Mrs. Frank AT ITS Beverly HaMman. Mrs. Kennedy arrived at the GUI Sells McConnell, Jr., Linden; Mrs. Vin- They will be under sail for Colonial Theater seven minutes cent dePaul Slavin, Jr., and Mrs FINEST AND FASTEST New Jersey eight days. They will drop before curtain time and hundreds Lots At Robert Slavin, Mrs. Smith's sis- anchor in Manhasset Bay, of people crowded the sidewalk ters-in-law. Linden. In Your Hems • Or In Our Modern Plant N.Y., Saybrook, Conn., Mystic and lobby to see her. Also, Mrs. James E. Smith Harbor, Conn., and New Lon- Author. Noel Coward went to Apollo Beach Sr., Mrs. Smith's mother-in-law; don, Conn. the lobby to escort Mrs. Ken- MIDDLETOWN — Matthew J. Mrs. George W. Rasmussen, Mrs. LION'S - At. New London they will go nedy butrthe crowd was so thick Gill, licensed real estate broker Conrad Hall, Mrs. Robert Dun- SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING Woman Wins •shore for a, tour of the .sub-he couldn't get to her. He sat of Rt. 35, has been named by the can, Mrs. Andrew horniak, Sr., RUG CLEANERS marine base. behind the First Lady for the Flora Sun Corporation of Florida Mrs. James P. McGrail, Mrs WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK Weather permitting, they will performance. to represent it for sale of lots Joseph Bellevance, Jr., Mrs •ail to Block Island and down As Mrs. Kennedy entered, the at Apollo Beach, Fla. James G. Bailey, Mrs. Winston the ocean, route to Firs Island. few— theatergoers already in D. Rugg, Mrs. Stephen H. Faller, Apollo Beach is a 5,300-acre Mrs. George O'Brien, Mrs. Thom- Thence to Sandy Hook Bay and their seats applauded and most water front community being de- $ as F. Lyons, Mrs. Helen Al- ALUMINUM Atlantic Highlands Yaoht Marina. stood for a better view. veloped by Flora Sun 12 miles The Isforandtsens will photo- Mrs. Kennedy wore a simple brecht, Mrs. Eston Brink, High- south of Tampa, on Tampa Bay, lands, and Mrs. Andrew Mutterer 500! graph the Azore from the Danne white blouse and black skirt. She in the heart of what the latest Brog, and will follow closely came to the theater with Mr. of Englewood and Highlands. Beatrice Hendricks, 155 Hwhoo Are-, Enflewood, became U.S. Census describes as the fast- WINDOWS a lucky I50O Social Security Number Game winnar when enough to render assistance to and Mrs. Paul Mellon, Kennedy est growing area in Florida. •he spotted her Social Security number. Mrs. Hendrlcks the Azore if necessary. neighbors on Cape Cod and at Apollo Beach, in a national SAFETY AWARD it one of more than 3,500 lucky readers who have col- Middleburg, Va., and a friend, and DOORS lected over $335,000 iince the itart of the easy-money "At home" dinner dances and Paul Kelland. Before the show sales program by which lots are RED BANK — A Safe Driving game. Check the daily and Sunday listings for your cocktail parties still head the pre-they had dinner at the Ritz Carl being sold exclusively through li- Citation Award of the N.J. Traf- number, which nobody else hail Sunday's top prize is ferred lists in everyone's date ton Hotel. censed real estate brokers, al- fic Safety Program was received The Most Advanced Combination $2,000 and 11,000 it topi daily. Arrangements had been made ready has 200 houses and approxi- here yesterday. book. mately 700 residents, with com- Two plush parties coming up to hold the opening curtain until The award cites the borough for Window On The Market Today! Mrs. Kennedy was in her seat, plete municipal utilities, paved its safe driving record in 1960 soon are cocktails at the Keith roads, two yacht clubs, a private Bells in Shrewsbury at the end but it wasn't necessary because It is presented with the co-opera- See It Today At OR CALL YOU, TOO, CAN WIN she was there ahead of lime. beach, plus a recently opened pri tion of the N.J. Association of of this month and a dinner-dance vate golf course designed by Rob- BLAISDELL SH 1.2121 at the Jack Fowlers in Rumson But many of the other patrons Insurance Agents and is signed ert Trent Jones, designer of many by David Furman, state's attor- LUMBER For FREE in the Journal-American's early in September. , had waited in the lobby to see world-famous courses. the First La'dy and the aisles neyigeneral. ESTIMATE Seen dining in the Green Mea- were packed with people look- dows Steak House in CoHs Neck ing for their seats when the cur SOCIAL SECURITY were Lydia (Mrs. Jack) Bren- tain rose. nan, Gladys (Mrs. Vincent) GENERAL SPRAY SERVICE NUMBER GAME! Nurney, Marie (Mrs. Louis) SOUTH SEA PARTY P. O. BOX 207 HAZLET, N. J. MeJIaci and John Mella:i, 'all of OCEANPORT..- A South Sea Rumson, and Emmy Stofflet of party, "Calypsonian Revels," will $ $ Sea Bright, be held tomorrow in the Shrews- 2,500 3,500 bury Sailing and Yacht Club. 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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY LUTHER MEMORIAL ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL REFORMED Atlantic Highlands New Shrewsbury Belford New Shrewsbury Radio Classes Help Church sendee and Sunday "Be Content!" will be the ser- The Holy Eucharist will be cele- Rev. Charles J. Wissink, pas- Christians Face Trials school are held at 11 a.mmo. n topic of Rev. Daniel D. Rein- brated Sunday at 9:30 a.m. bytor of the Reformed Church, Clif- Wednesday testimony meeting is heimer, pastor, Sunday at 10: IS Rev. Ralph Edwards, Vicar, who ton, will be the guest minister at 8: IS p.m. Reading room hours a.m.

will also preach. Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Priest Whip Commies are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and A nursery will be conducted There will be celebrations of Music will include "Altar Flow In Rearing Ghrildren BOGOTA (AP) — Fourteen Father Salcedo estimates tha Saturdays, except holidays. during the service. Sunday school the Eucharist Tuesday and Thurs- ers" by Clarke, "The Word Is day at 9 a.m. ciety, especially not a teacher, years ago a newly ordained young some 530,000 persons are receiv and Bible classes will meet at 9 Dear to Me" by Rasley, and By GEORGE W. CORNELL a.m. The Sacrament of Penance an artist." Roman Catholic priest arrived in ing Radio Sutatenza instructio ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL "With Joyful Heart" by Boalt. Associated Press Religion Writer will be administered by appoint- Roy Buser will sing a solo. Unmanning Effects the Colombian Andean hamlet of today. Highlands The cottage meeting Bible class You want to be a part of things, will meet Sunday at 3 p.m. atment. Sunday school will meet con- don't you? You want to be ac- The subtly unmanning effects, Sutatenza to take up his first as- From Radio Sutatenza develop Holy Communion will be cele- with the underlying Implications ed Father Salcedo's broade brated on the 2d, 4th and 5tTelegraph h Hill Park on the Gar- The Acolyte Guild will meet currently with the worship serv- cepted, to belong. You want to lignment as parish priest. Monday at 10 a.m. for any age or place in which based Accion Cultural Popula Sunday of each month at 8 a.m. den State Parkway. Each family ice. Mrs. Elise Horsfall will be be a regular, normal, successful He brought with him a home- St. Clement's Guild will spon mass-organized society overshad- (Movement for People's Culture^ and there will be a service ol will bring its own picnic supper. in charge of the nursery class. guy. You don't want to be an made radio transmitter, three sor a chicken dinner Wednesday Mrs. Irene Benjamin will teach ows individual conscience, are de- This movement incorporates Ra- Moming Prayer and sermon a! In case of rain the picnic will oddball, an eccentric. You've got used battery radio sets and a de- be postponed until the following at 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. the primary class and Robert Mc- to get in step, son. Adapt, co- picted in a new church-sponsored termination to fight illiteracy and dio Sutatenza and operates othe 9 a.m. • movie, "Question 7." On the 1st and 3d Sundays there Sunday. the sanctuary lamp candle this Connell will have charge of theoperate. growing Communist influence stations in Bogota and Belencit Based on factual documenta- will be but one service, a cele- Monday at 8 p.m. at the parwee- k is given in memory of junior department class. among the Colombian peasants. It publishes "El Campesino" This, in one form or another, is tion, it is scheduled for nation- bration of Holy Communion sonage a special planning coun- Evelyn Clair Morris by Mrs Ushers for the worship service weekly rural newspaper with th the timeless and universal lure of wide release next month and al- After the radios were put in 9 a.m. cil will meet to discuss the pro-Evelyn Morris. will include Elmer Ralph, Joseph second largest circulation of an conformity, and ever since the ready has aroused wide acclaim farm homes, Father Jose Joaquin The vicar Is Rev. Ronald Mac- gram of Luther Memorial Church Zetkulic, David Veitch and Gor- newspaper in Colombia. It alsi ancient Roman empire, it hasamong both Protestant and Salcedo launched his Radio Su- Leod. for the coming year. BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN don Mast. operates farm training school been used intermittently to try toCatholic leaders, as well as some tatenza School-of-the-Air—a proj- The adult information class will Cliffwood Beach Consistory will meet in the pas- get Christians to abandon their electronics, mechanics and ca meet at the parsonage Wednesday tor's study Monday at 8 p.m. disturbing self-examination. ect in self-education that today HOLY COMMUNION Adam Gurnicz, church school "peculiar ways." , covers all of rural Colombia and pentry workshops, experimenta at 8 p.m. superintendent, will preach Sun- It is a tensely realistic acount farms, social clubs and rural EPISCOPAL "Forget those superstitions, has its counterpart in 15 other Saturday, Pastor Reinheimer day at 10 a.m. of the modern Christian stance theaters. Fair Haven PRESBYTERIAN son," the line goes. "Join the Latin American countries. will accompany a group of teen- Church school will reopen Sept. behind the Iron Curtain, where Holy • Communion will be cele- Shrewsbury 20th century, if you want to get agers from Luther Memorial to 10. Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, the church remains the only in- "I didn't realize what a potent brated Sunday at 8 a.m. ahead in it. Adjust, get with the ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC Upsala College, for the New Jer- will preach Sunday at 9:30 a.m. stitution to resist Communist de- thing we had begun until a group Red Bank Morning Prayer and sermon times." mands for conformity. of men came with a complaint," sey District Convention of the In- REFORMED on the subject, "Justice and Non- an Masses are celebrated Sunda by the rector, Rev. Charles R The come-on is heard in m y Harrowing Pressures said Father Salcedo recalling the ternational Walther League. Pas- Colts Neck violence." at 7, 8, 9. 10, 11 and 12 o'clock Lawrence will be at 9:15, excepi tor Reinheimer will conduct a places, in various ways, but it is The story concerns the quietly humble beginnings of his radio the first Sunday of the month, Rev. Gerrit Vander Liegt, pro- Music for the service will in- Confessions are heard Saturday workshop for teenagers. clude "Prelude" by Handel, being applied relentlessly today harrowing pressures on members project. "They said the classes when Holy Communion will be fessor of theology at the New from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from Brunswick.Theological Seminary played by Lucius E. Harris, or- against the Christian "outsiders" of an East Zone congregation, were held in the evenings when celebrated at that hour. in the Fast German Communistwhose jobs, reputations and stat- Our Lady of the Miraculous Med JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES and former president of Central ganist and choirmaster, and of- they were tired from their day's al every Monday at 8 p.m. zone surrounding Berlin. us are jeopardized by their faith. work. They asked me to change Red Bank College, will preach Sunday at fertory anthem, entitled "Thanks 7:30 to 9 p.m. REFORMED 10 a.m. on the subject, "Nehemi-Be To Thee," also by Handel. Gentle Persuasion The crisis focuses on the pas- the programs to 6 in the morn- and "Is Jesus Christ the Promised Baptims are at 12:30 p.m Messiah?" will be the sermon ah, Cupbearer to King Artaxer- Robert Blake will sing a solo. Listen to this gentle persuasion tor's gifted, teenage son, Peter, ing when their minds would be Sundays. • ' „«• BAPTIST who wants to enter a music con- fresh." subject Sunday at 6 p.m. John xes." Ushers will Include Winthrop from a likable, young East Zone The Miraculous Medal NoVem Union services will be held ai Macomber, Daniel C. Stark. Wil- teacher, as he counsels the 15servatory- , but must foreswear his The Radio Sutatenza classes the Reformed Church during Luz, a visiting minister from As- There will be no nursery Sun- is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. ani bury Park, will deliver the talk. liam O. Wilhelm, Arnold T. An-year-old son of a Lutheran pas- religion to do so. A questionnaire mix skillful planning with simplic- August. Rev. John E. Bates will day. he must fill out puts the crucial the Perpetual Novena to St. An A discussion of the subject, derson and Forrest Gray. tor: ity. They teach the three "R's," thony is held Tuesday at 7:30, speak Sunday at 10 a.m. on the The regular sessions of our Sun- decision in "Question 7." "The Source of all Dynamic En- ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL "Your father has every right to agriculture, hygiene, geography, topic, "Jesus' Faith in Ordinary day school have concluded for the Against the solicitous urging ergy and Vigorous Power" will Navesink his old ideas. I'm sure he thinks history, civics and religion. People." summer. Classes will resume in of his teacher, he weighs his fa- METHODIST be conducted by Raymond Bos- Holy Communion will be cele- that what he has taught you is "These people," said Father The organist will be Mrs. Hen- September. ther's words: "If you trade your Red Bank worth Sunday at 7:15 p.m. brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m.; true. But times are changing . . . Salcedo of his radio audience, ry Sherrane, and soloist, Mrs A tiny-tot nursery will be con- soul for a career, I don't care The second sermon in the ser- Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. the Bichurc- h school meets at 9:30; the "have minds like virgin soil, un- Lois Smith. There will be a nur- ducted during worship in the "When you get out in the world, how well you play, how famous ies, "Parables of Jesus," will b ble Study aid, "Your Will Be service for parents and children used but fertile. You would be sery during the service. church house, under the direction in this era of the atom and thyoe u become—you'll be nothing." preached by Rev. W. Gordon Low Done On Earth," will be studied is at 10:15, and the morning pray- surprised at what they can On Sunday,, Sept. 3, services of Mrs. Carl Mann. Sputnik, people won't ask, or ev- Successful Film den, Sunday at 8:30 and 10 a.mwill be held at both churches a at the following locations: 10 St.er and sermon is at 11:15 except en care, whether you know the grasp even before they can read Rev. and Mrs. Collins will en- Sponsored by a group of U. S. on the subject, "Is There An; 10 a.m. Mary's PI., and 220 Pearl St., the first Sunday of each month, catechisms—or even the 10 Com- or write, so long as it is made Point to Praying?" Rev. Kerrj Red Bank; 82 Pear St., Newwhen Holy Communion is also tertain the parents of senior- Lutheran denominations and pro- The Baptist board of deacons mandments—or the fairy tales of duced by Louis de Rochemont to touch their lives practically." Robb will assist in the services Shrwesbury; 60 Cedar Ave., Fair celebrated at the 11:15 service. high's at the Manse Monday at the Bible. . . will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in Haven, and 69 Lincoln St., Fair- 8 p.m. Associates (which also made the More than 40,000 battery radios Miss Clara Tilton will be gues Rev. Charles P. Johnson is rec- "I see you want to go to mu- the pastor's study under the chair- view. successful "Martin Luther") the receive the programs in rural organist during Herbert Burtis manship of Charles Nelson. tor. sic school — then your political vacation. The prelude will be FEDERATED movie, filmed in West Germany, Colombia. The radios are built The Baptist executive commit- Thursday at 7:25 the Ministry background is even more import- has been three years In the mak- specially to receive only Radio "Concerto in A Minor"—Bach, am tee will meet Wednesday at 8 School will be held at the King- Holmdel ant. Nobody stands outside so- the offertory solo at 8:30 will be CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL Donald Wheeler, director of ing. Sutatenza programs and thus pre- p.m. in the social room to draw dom Hall and it will be followed CONSERVATIVE "Great Peace Have They," Rog- by the service meeting at 8:30. youth activities in the New Jer- It was given a preliminary vent Communists from cashing in up plans and programs for the Rumson CHRIST EPISCOPAL on a windfall for their propagan ers, sung by Robert Spencer, ten year. sey Baptist Council, Baptist Sem- premiere in six U. S. cities this Services will be conducted to- inary, Philadelphia, will be in Shrewsbury spring, and won two awards at da broadcasts. or. The offertory anthem at If METHODIST o'clock will ba "God Be In M; night at 8:30 by Abraham J. Zagcharge of the service Sunday at The Holy Eucharist will be cele- this summer's Berlin Film Festi- Highlands The radio schools are organized Head"—Davies, sung by Chancel AME ZION er. Sidney Kaiman will chant the 10 a.m. brated Sunday at 8 and 9 a.m.val, including one from the Inter- Into two types, for family and Choir. The postlude will be "Ca Red Bank Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, liturgy. by the summer guest rector, Rev. national Catholic Film Office. will conduct services Sunday at Roy J. Riblet. He will preach at for group listening. The group is rillon de Westminster," by Vierne Rev. Charles E. Bourne will Candle lighting time will be Lessons for this country also preach Sunday at 11 a.m. 11 a.m. EMMANUEL BAPTIST the latter service. headed by a volunteer leader, an The Sacrament of Christia: 7:31 p.m. Mrs. Kaiman will re- have been seen in the story. Interested student who sees that Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Church school will me.-t at Atlantic Highlands Robert Dedder will be acolyte Baptism will be administered ti cited the candle blessing. The Rev. Howard M. Ervin, pas- Americans are tending to "use the instructions from the radio a.m. 9:30 a.m. floral arrangement for the Pu'" at 8 a.m. and aides at 9 a.m. will religion and the church" as a children and infants at both serv Prayer service will be held tor, will preach Sunday at 11 be Julian Hurault, Foster Bee- teacher are followed. Schoolroom ices. pit will be donated by Mr. anda.m. and 7:30 p.m. The evening mark of "our democratic way of Implements are provided free. Wednesday at 8 p.m. TRUE VINE BAPTISM Mrs. Kaiman in honor of their uwkes, Jack Kline, Jr., Robert life," says historian Richard Sol- The altar flowers will be pre- service will be preceded by a Thomas, and Kitson Walter. . A Unesco survey made in 1958 The annual Sunday school HOLINESS wedding anniversary. An Oneg berg of Sioux Falls, S. D., au- sented in memory of Mrs. Harouting will be Thursday, starting prayer meeting beginning at 7 Kelli Lorraine, infant daughter reported at least 490,522 persons old Dowen, mother of C. V. Ben Long Branch Shabbat will be served after the o'clock. thor of "God and Caesar in East at 11 a.m., for Olympic Park un or of Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Gorry, Germany." received radio instructions that nett. The flowers will also be Sunday school and ) ' I services Church school wil£ be held at near Irvington. church will meet at 10 a.m. was baptized last Sunday, God- year over Radio Sutatenza, The given by. Mrs. Warren Tucker, ii Sabbath morning services will 9:45 a.m. A reminder is needed, add Scripture lesson and prayer parents were Mary Kelley, Diane Rev. Dr. Paul C. Empie of tl •urvey said some 77,000 persons memory of her husband, Johi be conducted by Max Grand at Midweek prayer service will be Richichi, and Charles Haulbrook. had learned to read and write Warren Wilson, son, Henry C. Wi WESTMINSTER service for the sick will be con National Lutheran Council, th. PRESBYTERIAN ducted by Rev. E. H. Lawrence 10 a.m. Immediately following the Wednesday at 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Gorry, formerly of 1 during the project's first 11 years son and daughter Ruth Lillia services a kiddush will be served. the church, wherever it is, mi Middletown pastor, Monday at 8 p.m New Shrewsbury, returned this More than half the listeners were Wilson. Sunday morning services will pay a "price in personal term: Frank Brock will be the pre- ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL week to their home in Pauline, over IS years of age, the survey Activities far ^Sunday include be at 9:15. Weekday services will to maintain the faith agair siding eider at worship service KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Little Silver Kan. "various secular concepts." •aid. "Question Seven" film, at 7 p.m be held at 7:30 p.m. There will be a service of for the Senior Hi MYF group Sunday at 9:15 a.m. in the ab- Belford Defiance of St. Paul sence of the pastor, Rev. Harlan Registration for Sunday school, morning prayer Sunday at 2 FIRST METHODIST ST. JAMES CATHOLIC and program for Wesley Fellow Rev. C. Roger Burkins, pastor, As for the movie itself, t! C. Durfee. Elder John S. Kneale will be in charge of the services Hebrew school and nursery school a.m. with Cooper McCarthy, lay - Atlantic Highlands boy's decision comes in a clmr Red Bank ship at 8:30 p.m. on "Capita for next year is now in progress will speak on the subject, "The Sunday at 10:00 a.m. in the Bay- reader in charge. Rev. George E. Taylor, minis- of high tension and anguish, ac Sunday masses are it 6, 7, 8,Punishment and Our Society. at the office, daily from 10 a.m. Chester Apy will be speaker. Scientist and God." view School, Leonardville Rd. ter, will preach Sunday at 8:30his pastor-father, with police wait- 9, 10 II and 12 (high mass) in Nursery facilities will be avail- to 5 p.m. TRINITY EPISCOPAL and 11 a.m". on the subject, ing to arrest him, hurls forth the the church and 9, 10 and 11The ~ church calendar for th Sunday school meets at 9 a.m. week is as follows: Thursday able. Ushers will be Charles Gil Matawah "Things We Are Losing." dauntless and holy defiance of o'clock in the high school audi- Christ and Robert W. Hopkins. PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Canon Edwin W. Tucker course on "Man's Need and God': RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Arthur Koelsch will song "Be St. Paul: torium. will celebrate Holy Communion Action" taught by Rev. Kerrj FRIENDS (Quakers) Red Bank Still My Soul" at 8:30 a.m. and "We are afflicted In every way, Confessions are heard Satur- Rev. Charles S. Webster will Sunday at 8 and 10 -a.m. Robb; the bazar for Bancroft ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER Shrewsbury Janet Hofman and Nancy Schoen but not crushed. Perplexed, but days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from preach Sunday at 9 and 10:30He will preach at the latter Taylor-Rest Home in Oceai EPISCOPAL The society meets every Sun will sing the duet, "Tis Midnight not driven to despair. Persecuted, 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- a.m. Rev. James L. Ewalt, asso- service. -rove, to be held Thursday am Rumson day at 11 a.m. to worship. The in the Garden" at the 11 o'clock but not destroyed . .. Sorrowful, ing the 8 o'clock mass and after] ciate minister, will assist. Wil- service. Friday in the basement of St There will be a celebration of First-day school meets at 10 a.m. yet always rejoicing . . . having Novena services Monday. Paul's Methodist Church, Ocean he Holy Communion Sunday at liam C. Wood, minister of music, BAPTIST . Church school will meet at 9:30nothing, and yet possessing Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 8 a.m. in the chantry will play "Pastorale" by Franck Leonardo a.m. and there will be a nursery everything ... rove, from 9:15 a.m. to 4 p.m. ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL p.m. in the church. A baptism and the senior Hi MYF Fellow Family service" and address by and "Choral" by Andriessen. The Sunday schedule. will be: at 11 a.m. "For we look not to the things blanfr must be obtained from the ship Party in Fellowship Hall Rev. David B. Reed, secretary of Keansburg Mrs. B. William Farley will be Church school, 9:45 a.m.; morn- that are seen, but to the things The Holy Eucharist will be cele- rectory and filled out before the Saturday at 8 p.m. he overseas department of the the soprano soloist. Her selections ng worship, 11 a.m.,-and .vesper FAITH REFORMED that are unseen. For the things Baptism takes place. The MYF Bible study group National Council will be at 9:30brated Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Rev.will be "0 Come to My Heart" service, 4 p.m. Hazlet that are seen pass away, but the Henry A. Male, rector of St. Novena devotions in honor of will have a picnic at Camp Ar- a.m. The organ prelude will be by Ambrose and "By thef Waters Rev. Theodore C. Muller will things that are unseen are eter- the church. p.m. 'Elegy" by Willan and'the post- Mary's Church, Keyport, will of Babylon" by Howell. . TRINITY- EPISCOPAL preach Sunday at 10 a.m. on thenal." lude will be "Choral Song" by preach. / At 9 and 10:30 a.m. church Red Bank subject, "With Jesus on the High- Wesley. school classes for nursery through The Holy Eucharist will be cele- way". Morning prayer and- sermon fourth grade students will meet brated Sunday at 8 a.m., and the A nursery will be held during EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF morning prayer will be at 10 a.m. Red Bank-Presbyterian Church will be at 11 a.m. The men and GOD in the education building. the service. The board of Chris- Harding Road Atop Tower Hil! joys' choir, under the direction The adult Bible class taught There will be no mid-week serv- tian Education will meet Wednes- North Centerville ices in August, CHARLES S. WEBSTER, D. D., Minister if Marshall C. Bush, organist and Rev. Timothy M. Adams, p«s- by Mr. Ewalt will meet in the day at 8 p.m. JAMES L. EWALT, M. Ed., Associate Minister choirmaster, will sing "Cast Thy church parlor Tuesday at 8 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous and the :or will conduct the Sunday serv- Alanon Group will meet Monday JLILOW can SARGENT BUSH, D. D., Minister of Visitation Burden Upon the Lord" by Meti- The prayer and study group BAPTIST ice at 11 a.m, and evangelistic at 9 p.m. WILLIAM C. WOOD, Minister of Music lelssohn and "God Be in Myservice at 7 p.m. Sunday school will meet in the chaoel Wednes- New Monmouth CHARLES E. AUTENR1ETH, M. C. E., Head" by Davies. The organ pre- day at 10 a.m. «w will meet at 9:45 a.m." TABERNACLE ASSOCIATION Bible School will meet Sunday Director of Christian Education 'ude will be "Solemn Melo- The long-range planning com- at 9:30 a.m. I overcome Week-day services for young Ocean City dy" by Davies and the postlude mittee will meet in the Combs- At morning worship at 10:45 You Are Cordially Invited to Attend people will be Thursday at 6:45 Rev., Wallace E. Fisher, pastor will be "Fugue in F Minor" by De Voe Memorial Room Wednes- a.m.. Rev. Robert Addiss, pas- p.m. and prayer and Bible study of the Lutheran Church of the "•aimer. day at 8 p.m. tor of the First Baptist Church, THE SUMMER WORSHIP SERVICES or adults, Thursday at 7:45 p.m. Holy Trinity, Lancaster, Pa., will false Special prayer services will be junior high department teach- Matawan, will be guest speaker. 9:00 and 10:30 speak Sunday at 9 and 11 a.m., PRESBYTERIAN Wednesday at 1 p.m. ers . of the church school will at the Tabernacle. Music under the direction of Donald Bisgrove, organist, will — • ' SERMON BY DR. WEBSTER: ' Atlantic Highlands • Communion will be adminis- meet in the Combs-De Voe Me- Rev. John Alexander McEIroy, appetites? The service on Sunday will be tered the first Sunday morning of morial Room Thursday at 8 p.m. include "Prayer" from the Gothic pastor of the Calvary Methodist Suite by Boellmann, and the an- "Four Sure Ways eld at 9:30 a.m. he month. The Women's Mission- Ihurch, East Orange, will be the Nursery facilities will be held ary Council will meet the third ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC them "Hand in Hand With God", To Be A Happy Person" speaker at 8 p.m., at services sung by the Young Peoples' Choir. a the Christian Education Build- Wednesday of each month at New Monmouth held in the Strand Theater. THE TRUTH Church School for children (nursery through fourth grade) ing during this service. 7:30 p.m. Masses will be celebrated in The Midweek service of prayer and baby care for pre-sehoo! children (with registered Organ recitals by E. Woodley and Bible istudy will meet in the Sunday school will resume for the church Sunday at 6, 7, 8:15, Kalehoff and song services led IN THIS nurses) will be-held: during both servicess"~to"facilitate"the" he fall Sept. 10. church Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. attendance of the parents. and 9:30 a.m. by Walter D. Eddowes, Jr., will The Mariners' clambake will be PRESBYTERIAN Masses will be celebrated in precede all three services, start- GREATBOOK eld at the DeLorme Beach in Rumson the school building, Memorial ng a half hour before the time BIBLE BAPTIST Leonardo tomorrow at 7 p.m. All CAN RELEASE YOU The guest minister Sunday at Hall, at 8:15, 9:30, and 10:4se5t for services. Port Monmouth dults of the church have been in- 9:30 a.m. will be Rev. Walter A. a.m. and at noon. Rev. D. R. Brittan of Colts You can be freed from any ited to attend. itton of St. Andrew's United CHURCH OF CHRIST Neck will be the guest speaker resbyterian Church, Davison, false appetite if you will turn THE RANNEY PRIVATE SCHOOL ... Red Bank Sunday at 11 a.m. BAYSHORE COMMUNITY Mich. His sermon is en- ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL Bible school will meet at 9:45 with a receptive, unpreju- Red Bank Charles L. Brown, minister, will (GRADES K-9) East Keansburg itled, "How Much?" speak Sunday at 10 a.m. on thea.m. diced thought to the truth Sunday school meets at 9:30 Mrs. Gordon MacLean, Jr., as- Holy Communion will be cele- Bible study and prayer hour will contained in this great booh, of fen to capable, ambitious students unusual academic brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. subject, "The Curse of Strong m. Church service is at 11 sistant organist, will play "Two Drink." George Sherman will di- be held Thursday at 8 p.m. Science and Health with Key training: French at all levels, Latin from 7th grade, .m. 'reludes in G Major and Minor," Holy Communion will be cele- Morning worship and Bible brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex-rect congregational singing. to the Scriptures by Mary algebra from 8th grade, plus nil the special equipment, Prayers for peace and healing Bach; "Offertoire," by Frank The Lord's Supper is served school are held at the Bayshore nd "Postlude," by Stream. Mrs. cept the fourth Sunday of each Gun Club, Harmony Rd. Baker Eddy. materials, and tkill in leaching the three R't u»ed by ervlce will be held Wednesday each Sunday at the 10 o'clock t 10 a.m. George R. McCailum, Jr., will month, when there will be a serv- ice of Morning Prayer at 9:30. iervice. You may read or borrow the Rumson Reading Institute (our associated school) Soldiers of Christ meet at ini> "The Lord Is My Light," by Pre-school through adult Bible Science and Health free of in after-school classes. We have had long avd success- : 30 p.m. the second, fourth and Allitson. Sunday scnool will meet at 9:45classes will be held Sunday at ST. CLEMENT'S Sunday church school and nur- charge at any Christian Sci- ful experience in preparing children for college prep ifth Sundays of the month. The 0 a.m. Episcopal Church Women's Guild meets the third sery will meet at 9:30 a.m. ence Reading Room. The .pro.fir.iLnu.and for entrance txams, —— Evening worship will be at 6 ast Tuesday of each month. The Stewardship Committee ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL o'clock, and the minister will pre- Church St. ' Belford book can be purdiased in red, will meet in the lounge Monday Eatontown sent another lesson at this time. HOLY EUCHARIST jreen, or blue binding at $3 The first year of operation of the Ranney School has at 8 p.m. There will be a celebration of Bible study will be held Thurs- CALVARY BAPTIST Prayer Fellowship will meet SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. and will be sent postpaid on thown what can be accomplished when these techniques Oceanport Holy Communion Sunday at 8 day evening. Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the lounge. receipt of check or money are used on a full-time basis. Rev. Howard Landesj director a.m. The family service. Holy if the Keswick Colony of Mer- Communion and sermon by Rev. order. Admission through examination. :y, will speak Sunday at 11 a.m. PRESBYTERIAN Alan H. Tongue, will be at 9:30 THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH Irs. Norman Smith is in charge Llncroft a.m. PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. if the nursery for infants arid pre- Rev. Edward Ohemlng will con- There will be no weekday serv- Christian Science school children. duct the 9:30 a.m. service Sun- ice. SUNDAY RUSBELL G. RANNEY, Headmasta Sunday school will meet at 9:45!day. READING RICHARD O. WARD, Principal .m. j He will show films taken at NEW APOSTQLIC DIVINE SERVICE 11:00 A. M. ROOM Normnn Smilh will speak at the Ghana, Africa. Red Bank 111 Avenue of Tu-o Rivers, Rumton, N. J.. SERMON BY DR. HAROLD BOSLEY ervice at 7:30 p.m. on the topic] Senior choir will sing the an Rev. Werner Schneider, rector, RUmsnn 1-1850 What Will You Do With It?" (hem, "The Lord Shall Redeem" will preach Sunday at 10 a.m. on Mlnlittr pf Flrtl Mfthodlit Church, Evaniton, III. Monday will be work day atby R. R. Perry, under the direc- the text from^Hebrews 11:24-26. LYNDON WOODIIDl. Organist HALLII MOWLAND. InraM—OUADYt KltlESE. Contralto 209 BROAD ST. he church, starling at 3 p.m. tion of the organist Richard Sunday school will meet at 8:45 FRANK KAMAN. Tcnar—HOWARD SHAW, Barltona The mid-week prayer and Bible Weise. Sunday school and nura.m- . • UQINIC DCNOIL, Violinist Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 study hour will be Thursday at sery facilities will be held during The mid-week service will be • ALL WKLCOMK Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 "30 p.m. the service. held Wednesday at B p.m. Sunday Afternoon 2-4 dealing with discrimination pro- R£D BANK REGISTER Friday, August 18, 1961—11 blems would be to refer them to Sees Discrimination Against the Civil Rights Division, bat only when the division is given DAILY CROSSWORD more money. He also suggested ACROSS 3. Othello ".Ex- Negroes in State Agencies a commission appointed by the %. Secular villain agger- SEA GIRT (AP) - There is agencies, a former assistant di- governor to study the problems. 8. Missile 4. Collarbone ate* Lett said total exclusion of weapon 6. Land, BUT" OUT THEY 00 Job discrimination against Ne- rector of the state CiviJ Rights 10. Gem measures groes in some New Jersey state minority workers is fast disap- Division said yesterday ;in a state- stone e.ReUtla •actor ment issued from Republican pearing, but "employment dis- 11. Female 7. Peruse 23.NoUf campaign headquarters. crimination is still widely prac sandpiper 8. Roman ing DISH maaa deed." BB10IIB M Dr. Harold A. Lett, a Negro, 12. Hills of poet 24. Lin- He said the Civil Rights Divi- Assam 9. Impaired gered made the charge in a statement sion was recently given power to 13; French by use 25. Self released by James P. Mitchell, start complaints, but he said its delicacies 14. Fish nets 29. Chang- Yefterdty'l An>wer governor. • budget and staff are too small to 15. Group of 16. Uncle ed Lett was assistant director of make the law mean anything. trees (dial.) 30. Fish 38. A grain ' CAN SAVE the Civil Rights Division until two 17. MUddled 19. Public 31. Little sorghum years ago. He is now assistant 18. Moham- sign girl (var.) MORE THAN national director of the Com- medan SI. Man's 35. Vex 39. Ply hard priest name 36. Sea •40. Spar mission on Labor Management 20. West (poss.) eagle 42. Donkey 25% Organizations of the National Con- . . . 11% Indies ference of Christians^and Jews.| (abbe,) 1 % $ 4 5 7 e 21. Fountain Lett said of state government, (iron/" 10 ^A "Ostensibly, practical checks and of Youth \i seeker ^ % balances of political appointments 26. Wicked IZ t13 1+ Everything On and Civil Service selections are (Giant Summer Advice Clear 27. Monster in operation, but the fact remains ance! Write to George, in care 28. Entertain- IS It* 1/ that minority group workers en- of this newspaper.) ment GOES AT FANTASTIC SAYINGS AUTOMOBILE counter on the one hand subtle media. IS forms of discriminatory selection Dear George: 32. Erbium % % % INSURANCE by appointing officials, and on Some mulehead told my wife (sym.) 2| 33 a* 35" the other hand they observe the 33. Mine she has a "perfectly lovely' 3fe *1 written by continuing avoidance of positive smile. And I guess she does. Bu entrance 34. More ^t action by so-called responsible she won't forget it, and now she th Y/<31 THE TRAVELERS state officials by which old pat- infrequent goes around smiling all the time 37. Stonecrop The Company J2* terns of exclusion might be elim- like some new kind of idiot. She 41. Dros3 That Invented inated, or at least improved." smiles at Everything! % % '^ 43. avis J4- iS 38 39 Automobile Insurance He cited the Departments of I say: "Did you pay the gas 44. Prongs Education, Health, Conservation bill?" She gives me a big smile. 45. Units of 41 42%. 43 See.,, and Economic Development, the I say, "I had a hard day at the . work state police and teachers colleges. office." She gives me a big smile. 46.'Cuttera . RT. 35, OAKHURST—Minutes from Red Bank 47. Legislature 44 JOSEPH G. McCUE He said state hospitals and [ am being smiled into the nut- % house. That's my problem. POWN '. AGENCY prisons might show a very high 1. Hanker percentage of employees from Smile Happy % OPEN J DAYS - Daily to 9:30 P.M. - SUN. to 6 2. Armadillo 8-19 U RIDGE RD. RUMSON minority groups, but added that Dear Smile Happy: RU 1-0444 there are widespread and flagrant Tell her she also has a per- violations of ethical employment fectly lovely frown and start ov IEPIESENTIN6 THE practices in work assignments, on Insurance^ promotions and access to housing. er— and this time d 't wait for •Limited quantities •Sale ends 9:30 Mon. __mVElEIS. HARTFORD some other mulehead to pass ou MEDICAL He said the simplest method of the compliments. For Beach • Subject to prior sale • Hundreds not listed Dear George: MEMOS LONG BRANCH — Acting City Our sergeant made us take Manager Sanita J. Camassa con- down all our pin-up pictures in By H> firmed Wednesday that liabiliy in- AT PROWN'S the barracks and there isn't even surance on the city's beachfront All 1st Quality Merchandise - Fully Guaranteed any regulation against it. Wha had been canceled by the city's about that? Your position in bed may becarrier, but that another com- You can buy 6 Annoyed Soldier just as important as other treat;pany has agreed to undertake ments you may be getting for the risk. The Finest You Can Buy In Aluminum Combination Dear Annoyed Soldier: certain conditions. Miss Camassa also reported Well, you just tell him he's an that under instructions from City old meanie and that he can't have Council at a closed conference Outdoor Furniture any of your next batch of home Tuesday night she had moved to WINDOWS baked cookies. implement recommendations of a special insurance committee to and Dear George: tighten the city insurance cover- This girl keeps acting like we age >n all operations. I - full one inch thick are going to get married. She's She said she had given orders a slick chick but I never said to Melvin E. Blaisdell, president anything about marriage. How of the Norwood Agency, to place Aluminum Combination does a man get into such a mess the insurance. Councilman Milton anyhow? Untermeyer, chairman of the W. E For example, suppose you have council's finance committee, 2-IN. Solid REDWOOD & CUSHIONS DOOR Dear W. E.: difficulty in breathing from any said ultimately all insurance will No rhetorcial questions, please cause. Going to bed and lyb-e placed with one broker, but For ing down could make it even that for the time being Mr. Blais- 2-ARM SEHEE CLUB CHAIR LOUNGE Dear George: more difficult for you to breathe. dell will pro rate it among brok- I am a young bachelor whoIt is necessary for the pillows toers with whom the city has been Only Completely moved to a strange city. This REG. 110 Installed be high, sometimes so high that dealing. apartment building I moved into \A#IM#IMIUC* • s CHANNEL TILT you are almost sitting upright. The coverage ordered by Miss 39.95 seems almost solely occupied by There should be a pillow under WEATHER STRIPPED young "career women" who give Camassa is for one year. Mr. ¥¥ inaoWS. • the knees. Untermeyer estimated the add- • RUGGED, RUSTIC, EXTRA STRONG AND COMFORTABLE Can be cleaned easily from Inside. Made of all ALCOA parties until all hours. What do If you happen to have a hiatus Aluminum. you think of this? ed cost at under $1,000. • CUSHIONS REVERSE FOR TWICE THE WEAR hernia, that is, a pushing up of 'When Mr. (John R.) Bowen COMPLETE - READY TO HANG! Frank J the Door: Price Includes strong piano hinge part of the stomach into the arrives Sept. 1 to assume his du- door with 2 glass and 1 screen Insert, storm chain, Dear Frank J.: chest, a rather common condition ties as city manager we will go weather-slripped, air closure, knob and hardware. I think I must have lost the then the entire head of the bedinto this question with a view to Reg. 29.95 Aluminum & Saran Double Glider 13.97 • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY second page of your letter,- t should be raised. This could bea permanent policy," Mr. Unter STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. part with the problem in it. done by placing the back legs meyer said. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 £& of the bed on blocks of wood, "Between Yanko't & Reuwilles" ENDS SUMMER PROGRAM raising the bed a few inches so Reg. 11.95 6-Ft. Aluminum & Saran COT...... 3.97 HOBOKEN - Kennetih Quier, that your stomach will natural Anderson Heads Firm's 65 Broadway, Ocean Grove, is ly stay down in the abdomen European Operations one of 40 college professors who where it belongs. If you do this today completed a six-week you won't have to sleep on high NEW YORK — Russeil F. An- 25.95 Redwood Sawbuck Set 97 summer program at Stevens In- pillows for this condition. derson, a former member of the 32 Brood St. SHodysids 1-7500 Rtd Bonk stitute of Technology. Mr. Quier Eatontown (N. J.) Board of Edu- 6-Ft. Table • 2 Benches . . If you have swelling of thecation, has been named director 12 teaches at Pratt Institute, Brook- ankles and legs then you should lyn. of European operations for the lie as flat as possible with thepublications division of the Mc- pillow under your legs Instead of Graw-Hill Publishing Co. BIG 24-IN. MOTORIZED under your head. Mr. Anderson joined McGraw- Hill in 1945. In his new post he GRILL- REG. 19.95 M QJ will coordinate the firm's activi- • Electric Spit Slowly Revolves . . . U.L. Approved Tike to ties on the Continent and in Eng- • Heavy Duty Flrebowl • Grid Adjusts lip or Down land. His headquarters will be • With Wheels 6 Charter Bus in London. ADVERTISEMENT — Complete Line of Siies & Styles Grills At Big Savings Restaurant NEW BRUNSWICK- (AP) - 'Peanut CHARCOAL BRIQUETS ...» 10 lbs. 49c The New Jersey Turnpike will 1 have a restaurant for Charter Hearing Aid CHARCOAL LIGHTER FLUID . . 2 qts. 50c bus patrons, the first of its kind on the big toll road. ASBURY PARK-The mak- The restaurant and rest stop ers of the world's first elec- will open at Cranlbury near here trical hearing aid are manu- Hand and Power LAWN MOWERS Sept. 1. It will accommodate facturing a "Peanut Hearing 1,200 persona an hour and park Aid," a tiny device worn- en- NOW Decorated Models Now Open 84 buses arriving in both direc- tirely in the ear. This device OFF Our Already Low, is not for the really deaf, but THRU tions on the highway. for those who have a little The turnpike has 14 restaur- trouble with their hearing and MONDAY Low Discount Prices AIR CONDITIONED ants which can take care of a have said, "When they make 25* total of 1,600 patrons, the largest a hearing aid I can put in GARDEN APARTMENTS one accommodating 206. Char- my ear I'll wear one." WITH PRIVATE SWIMMING POOL ter buses stopping at the regular This "Peanut Hearing Aid" 16-ln. 'Pony' All-Steel LAWN SPREADER 3.99 restaurants have created over- Is worn entirely in the car. NOW RENTING IN EATONTOWN flows. *" Not a gadget but a real hear- Joseph Morecraft, Jr., chair- ing aid, complete with volume Redwood Fan-Type Trellis...... 6,7 or 8-fr.. 79c control. A Distinctly* Community of Spacious Vh and 4% Room Apart mm ti In a man of the authority which op- beautiful 40 acrt mburban letting — only minute• from ocean beachei, erates the 13-mile turnpike, said The local acousticon repre- golf course*, flBhinj, *hoppinr, schools and homes pf-worship. Two yesterday that the new $1.7 mil- sentative will send you a free 22-Gal. Heavy Duty Plastic minutes from Garden Btati Parkway. lion Cranbury facility marks "a photograph of this tiny de- great step forward in providing vice showing actual size. Send the comforts for a sizable por- card or letter to: GARBAGE CAN *% 99 tion of our traveling public" and will probably eliminate peak With Locking Cover ^ Championship Tennli loads at the service areas. OE Radiant Heating with Courts Individual Room Controls Morecraft said the authority Regular Price 8.99 had banned the use of service areas by charter busjs during week-ends in the summer, but the ban was often violated on • 4.99 Plastic Garbage Can, 12-Gal 1.99 the contention that the stop was Rentals from '118 per month an emergency one for the com- 30-Plastic OUTDOOR fort of passengers. • Modtl Aptrtmtnti Open Every Diy from 10 A.M. to Duik Howard Johnson, operator of DRYER With Ground Socket # the turnpike restaurants, will op- Reg. erate the charter bus stop. Reg. $10 Innerspring Crib Finishes Army Acousticon Hearing Aid Mattress - Waterproof .... 3.99 f Signal Course Atbury Park PR 4-2208 Center KEANSBURG - Specialist Fourth Class Frank W. Thonus, Chrome, Upholstered High Chair 6.97 whose wife lives at 65 Central Ben Aidekman, Manager Ave., completed the 11-week bas 341 Cookman Ave. Cosco Baby Tubular Steel Jumper 3.99 Pine Brook Rd., Eatontown ic ordnance electronics course at Liberty 2-1580 ,..-.-...._._..._„„..., Rental Agents: Crystal and Okun (PRospect 6-7714) :he Army Signal School, Fort TREMENDOUS SELECTIONS nmECTIONS: Garden Btate Pkwy. to Exit 109, left to Hope Monmouth, Aug. 3. ACOUSTICON HEARING ! ., 1 block, rlKht on Plna Brook TM. By U.S. ». 33. 3< and Specialist Thonus was trained AID CENTER ! 3fi. to Route 35, Eatontown Ctrcl* (Monmouth Shopping in basic electronic and repair and Cpntcrl, go wf»t 'i mile toward Harden Stale Pkwy., Draft* Mr>ni1 mm

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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1961 7e PER COPY Seek Foreign Aid Newark May Get Jet Passage Tonight WASHINGTON (AP) - Admin- or possibly four-year borrowing Service Next Month istration forces kept their fingers authority. crossed today as the Senate aims Kennedy originally asked au at passage by tonight of a foreign thority to lend $8.8 billion ove Meyner Will aid bill generally satisfactory to five years. Treasury borrowing and use of loans expected to Tank Use Threat President Kennedy. Approve Use The Senate, in a crucial 51-45 repaid this year were to pro- vote yesterday, retained the five- vide $1.2 billion.; year borrowing authority Ken- In each of the four following Ends Prison Revolt Of Airport nedy requested for financing years, Treasury borrowing would have been $1.6 billion sup- NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - fused to allow the firemen to economic development loans to Eight convicts, given no quarter combat the blaze. TRENTON (AP) — Reg- atruggling countries by rejecting plemented by $300 million in re- payments of old foreign loans. by state penitentiary officials and "We were ready," said Gov. ular jet airline service can an amendment by Sen. Homer facing a tear gas assault from Buford Ellington by telephone E. Capehart, R-Ind., to limit the The preliminary house action, start at Newark Airport an approaching Army tank, sur- from White Sulphur Springs loan program to three years. now expected to be ratified for- mally today, would authorize th< rendered late yesterday and re- W. Va.,-where he spoke to an next month. Meanwhile, the House headed appropriation of $1.2 billion fo leased 25 hostages unharmed. Associated Press meeting. "We Gov. Robert B. Meyner today toward formal rejection of this year only, with no Treasury The threatend assault, long had made up our minds'/ to use announced yesterday he all long term foreign aid finan- borrowings and no provisions fo planned by state off icials for such a tank in event of another prison will approve use of medi- cing. Administration forces loans in succeeding' years. ••• an emergency, ended an 8-hour rebellion following the one las ium-range jets at Newark Air- shifted their.hopes from an ac- Clash On Floor revolt in which .the. prisoners, year, he said. ceptable compromise House bill WASHINGTON (AP) — New armed with a toy pistol, pocket Lifer port. to an eventual conference with Jersey Reps. Frank Thompson, knives and) icepicks, held five Farra, a West Virginia native He said his approval would be the Senate. Jr., Democrat, and Peter Freling- guards, three clerks and 17 fel- is serving life for armed robbery granted as soon, as the Port of If the Senate sticks to its five- huysen, Jr., Republican, have en low prisoners hostage. and kidnapping. He has been New York Authority, which runs year decision and the House, as the airport, adopts a rasolution gaged in wrathful debate on thi NEARING COMPLETION — Borough officials report that the new Highlands muni- They dashed from the brick termed insane by a prison psychi- now expected, holds to Wednes- House floor. building and fell to the ground atrist. containing restrictions he speci- day's tentative decision to give Thompson got the floor for fivi cipal building, above, on Bay Ave., should be ready for occupancy in October. The in front of. the M-48 Patton tank, Rivera, from Texas, is serving fied. the administration about what it minutes during debate on thi new building will provide, office space for the borough clerk, tax collector and asses- as it stopped 12 feet from the 40 years for a kidnap-shooting. James G. Kellogg III, vice asked for one year and nothing foreign aid bill yesterday. He sor, a business office, meeting room, police headquarters and three-bay fire head, door. "I had just escorted., a group chairman of the authority, said more, veteran congressmen say immediately praised the senate The ringleaders were placed in of prisoners to the commissary," the port authority will probably quarters. The cost of the new building is slightly more than $70,000. Pending com. the prospect is good for a com- for rejecting all attempts to maximum security cells.. Prison Guard Tom J. Bowman pass such a resolution at its next promise in conference on three water down President Kennedy's pletion of the structure, the borough is using the Community Center on Miller St, Grievances 29, said, "when one of the in regular meeting Sept. 14. If foreign aid bill. for municipal offices. - Corrections Commissioner Keith mates ran outside and said a Meyner approves the resolution, He then mentioned that former Hampton, recalled to Nashville prisoner had a gun. I approached jet service can then start. Report Plans President Eisenhower planned to from a Parole Board hearing in the door and Farra ordered me However, the port authority speak in New Jersey in behal East Tennessee, talked with the inside. He had a gun and said said it would immediately noti- of James P. Mitchell, the Re- Board Maps 6-Point Plan convicts by telephone and re- they'd kill us.if they were rushed, fy American and United Airlines For Raritan publican candidate • for governor. ceived a list of grievances. but they didn't want to hurt,us." they can start jet service at "How much time will Eisen- "Most of them are outrageous," The hostages told of having Newark. hower have to spend explaining he declared. their hands tied behind their Smaller Planes Dept. Store the votes of New Jersey Re- The complaints included lack of backs, except when they were American plans to use a Boe- publicans on foreign aid," Thomp- Improvement Program RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Con- recreational facilities and suffi- ing 707-720 jet plane, a slightly son asked. allowel d to eat sandwichedh s and struction on a new million-dollar cient bathing facilities, lack of smaller version of the big jets This was a reference to a teller cakes. Several of them said they Family Circle department store KEANSBURG - The Planning Mayor Louis Collichio said the the possibility of developing this televison and radio, "brutality" that land at Idlewild Internation- vote Wednesday by which the weren't threatened and were will be started Nov. 1 or Jan. 1, Board has embarked on a six area would be ideal because, it land. by guards, restrictions on conver- made as comfortable as possible. al Airport in New York. depending on weather conditions, House stripped the foreign aid point program designed to help has 400 feet of highway frontage Another major project will be United plans to use & two-en- bill of its long-term spending sation and lack of justice and general manager Bert Kane, Deal in the revitalization of the' bor-on Rt. 36. the rezoning of the entire bor- respect. gine French Caravelte Jet. The machinery. No record vote was ough. He said it was one of the major ough. Park, informed The Register yes- "We're not operating a country CaraveMe carries 64 first class terday. taken on the amendment offered One of the major projects to be dormant land areas in the bor- The mayor noted that Herbert by Rep. D. S. Saund, D-Calif. club out here," Hampton said. Confirms Plan passengers. The Boeing 707-720 The store will be erected on the undertaken by the planners is a ough. Much of the land, he said, H. Smith Associates Inc., West carries 94. Frelinghuysen, a supporter o feasibility study into the conver- has been filled in. Trenton, borough planning consult- "I made them no concessions north side of Rt. 36 near Poole whatsoever. We intended to tear Both will make flights to Chi- Mitchell, jumped to his feet and sion of the seven-acre borough The mayor also noted that in ants, have finished a survey on To Reconsider Ave., about a quarter mile east asked what Thompson was lead a hole in the building and toss cago. The trip will take 95 min- of the present building location. dump for use for a inlergrated past years, there have been in- existing zoning in the commu utes of flight time. ing to. shopping center. nity. in tear gas." The new structure will be an quiries from businessmen. about Mayors Leo P. Carlin of New- Both men then began talking He said the board would work The leaders were Raymond BcacliProtection estimated 80,000 to 100,000 square Farra and Robert Rivera who ufAcuiMr-rrvKT c u i ark and St»ven' J. Bercik of heatedly at the same time as the closely with the firm on this proj WASHINGTON .-Sen. Harrl- Elizabeth ^^ M . feet in size, some two to three gavel banged indicating Thomp- led a similar uprising in March, times as large as the present To Erect Fallout Shelter ect. A Wilhams Jr., D-N.J:. action. Bercik ^-^ wjH son's time had expired. 1960, which ended with promises sa,d today the Army Corps of | „, . 28,000-square-foot store. Playground, Too of no punishment. Hampton said fer wHh rs his surround Thompson and" Frelinghuysen ' The planners also will study the Eng.neers has agreed lo g,ve ad-j communities about legal ac- Construction cost is estimated have frequently been at odds over that concession was nullified by inR at more than half a million dol- For Inspection by Public possibility of developing and im ditional consideration to re- tio•• n •to contest me governor's federal aid to education. Both proving facilities at the Carr Ave yesterday's trouble. quests to provide hurricane pro- lars, with the estimate on mer- are members of the House Edu- Farra and Rivera held 19 men decision. chandise and inventory put at FREEHOLD—Civil ..Defense di- fire; Leo Galcher and Harry playground! tection along a portion of Raritan cation and Labor Committee and women hostage for 25 hours Meyner sot up some restric- $400,000 to $500,000. rector David Blackburn has an- Dark, police; Jerry Maloney, pub- One of the areas to be explored Bay. Frelinghuysen is also a member y y, p before ending last year's rebel 1 tions on the jet service. Mr. Kane said he hopes to have nounced thai a moflel fallout shel- liilicityt ; NNorma n Ri is the possibility of adding new Sen. Williams ' ttrmwricement of the foreign affairs com Riopel, equip, lion, which was followed three Restriction* the new store opened by next ter would De erected in front of ment; William equipment and establishing, in corroborates information in- mittee. Donahue, com In a letter to the authority, •pring. the Hall of Records here next munication, and Gene Coyne, conjunction with the Recreation months later by a fire in the cluded in a story on this subject Hughes Charge week. transportation. Commission, a supervised sum- prison workshop. Convicts, who in Wednesday's Register.) Meyner said, "f shall Insist tb-U '*" 10*cre Site TRENTON (AP) - Richard I the port authority and the air- Mr. Blackburn, along with as- mer program there. set the fire, crowded around the The Senator had asked last Hughes, Democratic candidate lines conduct their operations at The new store will be located sistant director Dr. William Gold- The board approved borough fire trucks for a time and re- month for the Army to review Its On a 10-acre site and will provide for governor, yesterday de- y Newark so as to insure tolerable fine, said the purpose of the struc- plans for creation of the new decision to withhold Iiurricanfe parking, facilities for 1,500 cars. manded that his Republican op- ture is to entice residents to con-Boy Cyclist sound levels and avoid any un- ponent "call on New Jersey's parks on Creek Rd. and Foresl Today in protection measures from the due inconvenience or discomfort The building will have a masonry sider similar construction of the Ave. exterior and will be completely eight Republican congressmen to shelters in their homes. to the people residing or working stop hiding behind teller votes Hit by Car The planners also will work Washington wood Beach, Keynort, and Union in the neighborhood of the air- air-conditioned. Mr. Blackburn also announced and give President Kennedy the toward having the county raise By the Associated Press Beach. Residents there com- port." Located in a highway business that there would be a test alert MORGANVILLE - Joseph Stone Rd. and widen Main St plained to Hie senator that mere district, the property will not re- support he needs for passage of Stoeckel, Tennent Rd., remains in SENATE: "This will call for strict pre— the long-term foreign aid bill." for part of the borough Oct. 9. The governing body has noted beadh erosion protection would quire rezoning. The alert, he said, would only good condition today in River- Continues consideration of for- cautionary measures to be taken Hughes made the statement that storms have constantly flood- be insufficient. The existing buidling mayy be involve the "west end" of the view Hospital with injuries suf- ed Stone Rd. eign aid. , .. by the port authority and the after the House voted 197-185 to fered Wednesday when he was •n reply to the senator's latest airlines in such things as the se- converted into a warehouse or borough—Bowne Ave. on out. The Labor subcommittee continues inquiry, Col. Carl.H. Bronn of reject the President's five-year struck by a car while riding his Renumber Residences hearing on federal aid to edu- lection of runways, the monitor- furniture store. entire community will be covered The board also hopes to have the Corps of Engineers has writ- Mr. Kane said all lines will be program for foreign aid financing. in this manner with a total of bicycle on Morganville-Tennent cation. ing of noise levels on takeoffs A teller ballot,' which does not Rd., here. Police said the driv-"1 the Post Office Department re- ten to the senator: and landings, and thesupervision expanded, and many lines added, five alerts. number residences in the bor- HOUSE: "In view of the numerous re- In the new store. record how members voted, was er of the car was David L. Jan- In session. of maintenance run-ups," Mey- used. Practice Alert wich of Englishtown. According ough. Mayor Collichio saia such a quests from residents of these ner said. Departments will include: He added that a mass practice project is needed to eliminate du- No major committee meetings areas, and the additional Infor- News reports said none of New to police, the youth made a turn The governor said he had Lighting fixtures, paint, food, alert will be held after all of the plications in house numbers. scheduled. mation received concerning' the Jersey's eight Republican Con- on his bicycle and crossed in adopted the unprecedented pro- automotive, hardware, clothing, partial alerts have been com- need for protection, I am furnish- gressmen voted for the measure, front of the "car. He suffered a The board reorganized Wednes- cedure W reserving the right to sporting goods, shoes, major ap- pleted. TURTLE BITE RX ing the division-engineer copies pliances, toys, cosmetics, drugs, Hughes said. hip injury and possible concus- day night and named John Zigler withdraw his approval at any —Materials-for the fallout shelter sion. as its chairman. LOS ANGELES (AP) — If of the, correspondence, in order garden center and other. you're bitten by a turtle, treat that he may determine whether time if the jet. operations do not The store will continue to oper- Woman Dies on Way have been donated by David Metz Mrs. Helen Thomas was named suit him. of Builder's Block and Supply Co., secretary of the board. with penicillin. there is sufficient evidence to ate as a discount house. Meyner approved this flight To Visit 111 Husband Freehold. Volunteer labor Will Other members are Albert Hunt- That's the advice Coast Guard warrant any change in his re- HOWELX TOWNSHIP — Mrs. construct the shelter, which will Asks $50,000 headquarters here radioed to a commendations at this time. schedule: American Airlines ar- er, Joseph Carlo, C. Bernard rival 12:30 p.m., departure 2 Fred Ehrenstein, Fourth St., be approximately 8 by 9 feet, Blum, borough manager, Council- patrol boat Thursday which asked "I oan assure you that the Welfare House Freewood Acres, was called to with a 7-foot height. For Injuries how to treat a turtle bite on the p.m.; United Airlines arrivals 11 man Martin C. Lohsen and Mayor board will give careful corsider- a.m., .1 p.m. and 8 p.m., depar- Fitkin Hospital last night about The shelter, Mr. Blackburn said, left ankle. Farm Produces NEW YORK — Lois McDonald Collichio. ation to your views in tlie mat- tures noon, 5 p.m. and R a.m. 11 p.m. to see her critically ill will accomodate six persons, and of 20 Battin Rd., Fair Haven, to- The board set the fourth Mon- No explanation was sent as to ter prior to making its recom- FREEHOLD Freeholder husband. is to be stocked with water and day of each month as its regu- whose left ankle was bitten— mendation to the chief of engi-j No night flights between 8 day began a $50,000 damage suit p.m. and 8 a.m. were approved.' Charles I. Smith said yesterday She called a cab, but when it Food supplies as well as chemical for injuries suffered during work lar meeting date. or how. neers." the prison farm program at the arrived, she was dead. sanitary facilities. Meyner said night flights cause on a building here. the most annoyance to residents Welfare House is working well She had suffered a heart attack, Emergency Sites The suit, filed in U.S. Distrie around an airport. this year. according to Dr. Harry L. Har- Court, charges that on Jan. 21 This type of shelter, he said, The state Conservation De- Prisoners of the'county jail who wood, assistant county physician. 1961, she suffered injuries to he can be constructed in the base- Indict Three Wonder Drug partment said that If Newark did are assigned to the growing pro- The cab driver, George C. Hen- head because of the negligence ol ment as well as outdoors. not get jets it would lose a third gram at the Welfare House on ry, Rt. 9 and.Georgia Tavern, two defendants during masonry A survey is being conducted by of its business and 1,000 people Briar Hill raised more than 65 called state police from the construction at the building at he CD unit to ascertain suitable would be out of work. bushels of beans, squash, cab- Howell Township barracks. ocations for emergency use in Seventh Ave. and West 57th St. Firms for Price Rigging The port authority predicted bage, cucumbers and corn in the Police called Dr. Edward Shau- here. :ase of a nuclear attack. that by 1965, with jet service, the last four weeks, he said. er, Farmingdale, who pronounced Others serving on the CD unit Named as defendants are Sipa All of the produce was used her dead. , . . NEW YORK (AP) — Three ol the U. S. Patent Office in order cept Squibb and Upjohn, upon airport's business will doub'e re Norman Miles, first aid; Realty Corp., owner of the build- the nation's major makers of In the jail, Welfare House and This morni,ng at 2:15, Mr. to obtain the tetracycllne patent. agreement of the latter to pur- while without it. the airport Herbert Svyriet, demolition; Wai- ing and Masonry Construction wonder drugs, and three of the Named in the indictment as co- would lose two-thirds of its busi- Allenwood Hospital injhe hospital Uer Foster and Chester Yctman, Corp. of New York. chase all their supplies from Bris- top executives, have be en in: conspirators but not defendants tol-Myers. ness. dieted on charges of price rigi - were Olin Mathieson Chemical The indictment carries a maxi- Mitchell Concurs ging and monopoly. Corp., parent firm of E. R. mum penalty, if convicted, of Republican gubernatorial can- TThh e defendantfd s are accused of Squibb & Sons, and the Upjohn three years imprisonment and didate .lamps P. Mil;hell ap- maintaining unreasonably high Co. of Kalamazoo, Mich. $150,000 fines against the com- proved the Democratic govern- prices passed on to patients, drug- The indictment charged that un- panies, or's decision. In a statement gists and hospitals. til November, 1953, American Cy- The defendants were charged fronvSea Girt, Mitchell said: Indicted on three counts yes- anamid's Aureomycin and Pfiz- with conspiring to restrain "We must preserve Newark terday by a federal Grand Jury, er's Terramycin were practical- trade in violation of the Sherman Airport. It contributes to the after a 16-month investigation, ly alone In the antibiotics field. Antitrust Act, and with monopoliz- economic health of a vast sur- were: In that month and year, Pfizer, ing and conspiring to monopolize rounding business and industrial Chas. Pfizer & Co., Inc. and :yanamid and Bristol-Myers the manufacture, distribution and I area. It is a foregone conclusion its president, John E. McKeen; sought patents on^the newly de- sale of the antibiotics, also in vi-1 that the majoj r airlines are in the American Cyanamid Co. and its veloped tctracycline, said the in- ( olation of the Sherman Act. j process off converting o jet board chairman, Wilbur G, Mal- dictment, adding: Malcolm, for himself and Ame.r-j p'anes. Unless we permipt New- colm; and Bristol-Myers Co. and "Pfizer and Cyanamid knew ican Cyanamid, said that the i ark Airr.ort to be used by the its president, Frederic N, that tctracycline was directly firm has co-operated over a 10- j now and smaller jets lint it can Ichwartz. competitive with Terramycin and year period with a variety of gnv.! accommodate. Newark ^Airport All denied the charges. Aureomycin and represented a crnment agencies investigating j will be extinct. * * The government claims the threat lo the continuation of their antibiotics. "We must insist that n closo three firms control about 70 per dominant positions and unreason- "This .company was made ab-1 check be kept on safety 'actors cent of the market for three of ably high profits. Pfizer and Cy- solutclv no admissions of anti- and noise resulting from the de- the most widely use antibiotics— anamid also knew thahunless one trust violations. On the contrary,! cision by the governor to allow Aureomycin, Terramycin and tet- of them could obtain a product we have repeatedly asserted, and ! jets at Newark." racycline, all valuable in treating patent on tetracycline, prices of continue to assert, our complete1 But another Republican, Rpn. infectious diseases. In 1959 retail broad-spectrum antibiotic prod- innocense Florence P. Dwver of New Jer- sales of these drugs totaled $250 ucts could become competitive." "We'dceply r.jspecl our govern- sey, said in Washington yester- million. Dcal Charged ment arid the processes of law.' day that Meyner's decision was Trade Names As a result, the government! We feel, however, that when 10; "unwise and precipitous at this Telracydine also is known un- contends, a deal was mad(V.wlicrp-j years' (if these investhafons bv time." der the trado names Achrnmyein.iby Pfizer, with the aid of Cyana- alll thesh e agencies and depart-' Mrs. Duyer, whose home town Tclracyn, Polycycline, Sleclin, mid, obtaincrl the tetracycline mcnls have turned up only some, is Elizabeth and who represents COMING DOWN — Workmen already have demolished the top floor of tha old Holland House Hotel in Keans. a"d Panmvcin patent, and then exclusively very dubious inferences, this lat-' the Siith Congressional District, All the drugs are dispensed on censed Cyanamid and Bristol-My- burg. The demolition work is part of a drive by local officials to get rid of all 'eyesore' buildings and those which est development, in our opinion,; said the governor has failed to a physician's prescription. ers to manufacture the drug. amounts to harassment." j restrict the type of jet aircraft «re uniafe for use. The building is on Beachway near Grandview Ave., site of the borough's first stage araa slated The three firms were accused The government charges the de- McKeen and Schwartz made j to those which will ';ause the for urban renewal. The boroughBhopei fo claar the area to make way for new modern hotels and motels. by the government of withhold- fendant firms refused to sell bulk similar statements of denial of j least noise and disturbance to ing information and misleading tetracycline to any companies ex- the charges. nearby residents. !4—Friday, August 18, 1961 "RED BANK REGISTER <4) Short Story (5) PM East ... PM d) Tombstone Territory West (7) Flintstoaes (> News ola the editor decided the Washing- TV Investigations: e ? FRIDAY TV Betty Furness (U) News ton hearing disqualified you M a but th« Senate eliminated jnost Weather giver of advice? nUDAY AFTERNOON (11) Laurel and Hardy Lawless Years <*<>> of the stiff penalties for violatioli n Weather "I don't know. It may Jam and Chuck . (I) Pony Express . (4) commit- Us**-, <«Xov« of life Weather Actually, if a kid wrote that he 4:SJ—(U) Spunky and tadpole "'. <7> 77 Sunset Strip 11:12- (7) Who Do TheyHelp? tee hearings on TV violence thd (4) Truth or 1KU- (Z) Movie was in serious trouble, we told Golf Tips sex have scared Hollywood's pro- Consequences 9:00-. (2) Life of Riley Jack Pur him to go to his parents or his »:J0- (2) Adventure Theatre (4) By HAL HUMPHREY One law was passed making it ducers away from branding irons . (7) Camouflage (4) Movie Movie- and buzz-saws as means of tor- minister, and you' can't go too (4) Preview Theatre (7) HOLLYWOOD - All of this illegal for quiz show contestants 12:»- (2) Search For (5) Dateline Europe Movie ' ture, but a good kick in the groin far wrong with that, kind of ad Nighf Court (11) fussing and feuding between our to be supplied answers in ad- Tomorrow (9) Jet Jackson Midnight Mysteries still is considered okay—pro- vice," replies Clark. (11) Bozo the Clown (9) Long John Nebel 12:00- (!) Congressional committees and tel- vance. When the TV "payola" (4) It Could Be You 12:30- (5) Racket Squad hearings were over, disk jockeys vided the kickee doesn't overact Lots of Luck! (5) Cartoons (IS) Danger Is My 10: -(2) Twilight Zone evision the past few years has Movie passed their own unwritten law- and let his face show too much The House Special Subcommit- Business (4) Michael Shayne 12:50- (2) made for a lot of headlines, but (7) Number Please 1:00- (4) Local News has any real good come from it no more cheeks or merchandise. pain. tee on Legislative Oversight 12:45— (2) Guiding Light 5:25—(11) Clutch Cargo ' (5V Award Theater (5) News all? House lawmakers included a pay might like to know that Clark 12:5$- (4) News 5:30— (2) Movie (7) Detectives Elder Statesman Movie still has his daily ABC "Ameri- 1:90- (2) News (5) Heckle and Jeckle (13) Movie .. (7) I had an opportunity recently (9) Almanac Newsreel to talk about this with Dick Clark, can Bandstand" TV show and (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Rin Tin Tin 10:30— (2)Person to Person 1:05- (4) RADIO the elder statesman of the teen- that the ratings are still the (5) Cartoons (9) Movie (5) Manhunt 13th Hour agers. Dick was in Washington same. In fact, according to Clark, (7) Ray Milland (11) Three Stooges (7) Law and Mr. Jones (») News and Weather his personal popularity is up one (9) Movie News WABC 770 WNEW I1S8 answering questions a little ovei (11) Movie (13) Crossroads 1:35- (4) percentage point since the hear- Sports Sermonette WCBS 880 WPAT (30 a year ago and passed with a B 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen FRIDAY EVENING 1:40- (4) WHTG 1410 WQXR 15(0 minus. He divested himself of ings. 1:20— (9) News and Weather 11:00-/(2) News 2:55- (2) News WNBC 660 WOR 710 recording company and a music Sherman Adams I hear, has 1:25- (4) News «:M- (4) News and Weather (4) News 3:00- (2) Give Ui This Day written his memoirs and made (5) Felix and Diver Dan AFTIRNOON Till .WABC Scott Muni publishing firm or two, but tha (5) News WOR Bu.lnt.s; Newa himself a nice piece of change. (7) New? itlOO—WABC Cb'arll* Grew was just to prove he had nothing (9) Almanac Newsreel Tlltt •WCB* Newa: Ed Joyce And, just this week, I pre- (11) Popeye WCBI New. WHTQ Newa; up his sleeve. 1:10- (2) As The World Turns WHTO Monmouth-OcHS viewed the opening episode of a (13) I Led Three Lives Ntwi Summary Relaxing Muilc Dick says he learned a lot from (4) Dr. Hudson (Sign off 8 |>.m.) new TV series coming up next 6:15— (7) Local News WNBC News: Jim Lows WNBC Morff&n Beatty those hearings, and some of it he (5) Movie WNBC Ke«i; Jack Scott 6:29— (7) Weather WOR N.»t; would like to forget. He doesn' month, and in the first 30 seconds (7) Susie WOR News, John Scott Gabriel Heater 6:25— (7) Sports Hill—WOR Th. Kitig.r.ldl understand, for example, what all there were two guys killed, anoth- (9) Understanding Our WCII Paris Report 7l3J—WOR Capitol Close-Up C:30— (4) Local News 7149—WNBC Wayne Howell the fuss was about. er kicked in the mouth and a World WEATHER WHTO Thii In Monmouth WON Carlton tredncks fourth run into by • police car. (5) Cartoom County "Not long ago I watched a Gar- 2:00- (2) Face The Facts NOW 7lSS—WABC News; Scott Muni (7) Susie ItltO—WKTO County Asrnt IIO0—WCBS World Tonight ry Moore TV shown when it orig- Lots of luck on your next in- (4) Jan Murray WCBS Allen Cray WNBC Newa; Ways* (11) Christie Comedies THRU SAT. tail*—WHTO N.w.i inated from Florida for a salute vestigation! (7) Day In Court Howell (13) Movie- Relaxing Matin WOK Neva, World Today to some citrus growers. A the end (9) Guy Madison GARY COOPER-.DEBORAH KERR taut—WABC N«ms; Charley Greei Sill—WCBS Ed Joyce •:40— (4) Weather WNBC Emphuli of the show, the announcer (11) Little Leagus •ISO—WO* Sports 6:45— (4) News liOO—WCBI Nsws; Hollywood •ill—WOR My True) Story thanked everybody and said ad- 2:30- (2) House Party WHTQ He.dllntf, En SiSI—WA1C Newa; Scott Muni KofC Owns 7:00— (2) News Prices. Mn»ic ditional funds were furnished by (4) Loretta Young Dunaway (4) Lock Up WNBC Newt; Jim L»«» 1100—WNBC News; Bob flayraes the growers. WeH, if announcing (7) Seven Keys WON Ntwi WCBS News; Krl Joyce (5) Assignment: Special Kiddie Show Sunday 2:00 PJn. Illl-WCII UobDijon it makes it something different Land Valued (9) Star and Story • ISO—WOR News; Music From Underwater WHTO Beach Report Stud ill X from payola, then all I.can say 2:55- (5) News WOR Arlene Francis • US—WASC Newa: Chuck (7) Jim Backus ttlB—WHTO Nevti; s Godspeed," Clark states, with Dunaway 3:00— (2) Millionaire (9) Terry toon Circus • Relaxing Munio 10:00—WCBS Newa a wry grin. At $25 Million HIS—WABC Niwi; Dan Ihiram (4) Young Dr. Malone (11) News WNBC Newa: Bob Haym.i Must Confess DENVER (AP) — Luke Hart WNBC Kmphssis WOR Newn: Le» Smith (5) Theatre Five 7:05— (2) Local News llOO—WCBI Ne»i; Woman I 10HS—WOR Munic From Studio X Actually, Congress is only In of St. Louis, supreme knight of Itnport on (7) Queen For A Day 7:10- (2) Weather 10110—WCBI Dance Music directly responsible for an an- the Knights of Columbus, told na- Washington 10:49—WOR Ilible Reading (9) Film Drama 7:15- (2) News WHTO Headline!, Muilo 10HS—WABC News: Chuck nouncement like that. At CBS tional convention delegates yes- WNBCNswsi Jim Lo« 1:25—(13) Community Newsreel (11) Local News -- Dunaway where Garry Moore operates, this terday that the Catholic men's "1001 ARABIAN NIGHTS" WON Newa, Les Smith lllOO—WCIS Newa 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours 7:25—(11) Weather till—WCBI Bob Dixon WNBCNaws; Bob Haymil is part of prexy Frank Stanton's organization owns real estate •^WON Cariton Frsdirlcln (4) From These Roots 7:30- (2) Rawhids WOR News "honesty policy" since the quiz valued at $25 million. Plus 5 Color Cartoons »l»O—WHTOUswil llllS—WCBS Starlight Salute (7) Who Do You Trust? (4) Happy RelailDK Mn.lo WOR Jean Shepard hearings. A reporter asking a Hart said the investments were (9) Movie 1I|(_WABC Newa; Dan Ingram 1HS0—WCBS Muslo 'Til Daws question of an Interviewee on CBS made for a good return on Insur- (5) Cannonball WNBCEmphaila lll»«—WAIC News; Happiness (11) Movie tlOtWCBS News; Personal Btorj now has to confess afterward ance premiums for benefit of (7) Matty's Funday STARTS SUNDAY at 4:15 p.m. Exchange (13) Jack La Lanne WMTO Headlines. Mnslo taiae—WNBC Newa; All Night III whether or not he prepared the members and their families. Funnies WNBC News; Jim Low. (9) Movie WON News; Lyl« Van question in advance. 'In the next six months the 4:00- (2) Brighter Day INGRID BERGMAN WOR Xo'ng Johr. (II) Sportsman's Club lilt—WOR Dollars and Seme MORNINO PNOORAMS But, back to jockey Clark, I Knights will invest another J5 (4) Make Room For YVESMONTAND WCBt Martha Wrllht •—WABC Herb Oscar Andersan 7:45—(II) Sports USD—WHTO News; JlOO hink I must go along with him million in prime-high return Daddy ANTHONY PERKINS WCBI Jack Steriin. 8:00— (4) One Happy Family Relaxing Music WHTO Monmouth.Ocs»n hat if payola is only payola properties," Hart said. (5) Mr. and Mrs. North •,lt—WABC News: Dan Ingram (5) Miami Undercover ANATOLELITVAK WNBC Emphasis News Sumary when it is kept undercover, then Hart listed some of the valuable (7) American Bandstand Evg Pricea (7) Harrlgan and Son 4100—WCBI News, Information WOR News; why all the fuss? Under those properties now owned by the non- (13) Cartoons Central " (11) Baseball WHTO Closing Stock John Gambling circumstances, ex-President Ei- profit insurance group: 4:15— (2) Secret Storm Report; Muilo Yankee Stadium, valued at $2.5 (13) Mike Wallace WNBC News; Art Ford WNBC News; Bill Cullen senhower's No. 1 man, Sherman 4:30- (2) Edge of Night 7U0—WHTO News: million for the land alone. It is 8:20—(13) News WOK News; John Wlngste Wake up to Muslo Adams, had only to announce (4) Here's Hollywood 4llt—WCBS Kenneth Banghart leased to the Yankees and will 8:30- (2) Berlin: Act of War WON Radio New York 7I4S—WHTO Civil Service News that he had received a vicuna (5) Mr. District Attorney flSS—WABC News; coat from Bernard Goldfine at revert to the Knights in about 24 4iS0—WHTa News; Reining Herb Oscar Andersor Music the moment of delivery, and years. 4HI—WABC News; Dan Ingram ».0O—WCBS World New* TV & Radio WHTO Fort Monmouth WHTO Headline.: everything would have been The $4.5 million Stix, Baer, Ful- Wake op to Huilo News hunky-dory. ler Dry Goods Co. property in WNBC Emphasis WOR News a,O»—WCBS Nsws; Sldallghta WNBC News: Bill Cullen Clark's knowledge of the world downtown St. Louis. ' WHTO Monmouth.Ocean SUB—WOR John Gambling of man also was increased by A department store site in Cam- Nsws Summary WCBI Jack Sterling Cowlick Problem WKBCNews; Art Ford SllO—WHTO News some of the off-stage things which den, N. J., valued at $2.5 million. WOR News; John Scott Relaxing Muilo happened to him during his visit A Philadelphia department till—WCBS Kenneth Banghart S:IS—WABC Newi; By CYNTHIA LOWRY iber George De Witt of "Name to Washington. store location valued at $2 mil- WHTO Dow Jones Averages Herb Oscar Anderaof 18 Tune? And Mike Stokev WON Radio New York *0O—WCBS Newi: Jack Sterling The Other Side lion. HOLLYWOOHOI I YWOOD (APrAP)\ -To ninenine-F"- whos'e ..pantomim" e Quiz.- used t0- Ilio—WHTO News; Relaxing WHTO Headlines; Three properties in Chicago, Musio Strictly for Womn •"Orie,.day^he attorney for the year-old Jay North, star of "Den- be an annual summer replace- ill!—WABC Newa WNBC Newt; Bill Cullen :ach of which is valued at more iommiftee -brought his teenage nis the Menace," the good shows ment? And Robert Q. Lewis of IVINIMO WOR News; Dorothy and ion up to me during a recess. than $1 million. Dick in his TV series are those for 'The Name's The Same?" The kid had cut school to get my Hart said 429,000 members of fiOO—WABC News; Dan Ingram SllO—WHTO Newi: They are all here in Los An- WCBI News Relaxing Muilo / autograph, and, his father didn't the order now participate in the Which he wears a hat. The bad WHTO Headline!-, geles—broadcasting on local sta- • US—WNBC Kmphs.i. S seem to mind," says Clark, shak- Knights of Columbus insurance shows are those for which he Dinner Muslo WABC Nr«i; Breakfast Club tions. De Witt and Stokey are WNBCNt.*a; Sport! 10100—WCBt Nows; ng his head in wonderment. program which includes several WON New: Lyle Van wears a manufactured cowlick— hosts on game shows. Lewis has Arthur Godfrey Among his other enterprises, types of life insurance as well as (HI—WCBI Sport! WHTO Headlines: Muslo and no hat. just started a disc-jockey pro- WNBC Art Ford ' WNBC Nawi: Art Ford Clark had a syndicated column hospital insurance. WOR News: John Wlngate WOR News Reports This week's shooting of a new gram. (ill—WABC News: Weather 10111—WOR Martha Deans of advice for teenagers appearing WCBI 'Weather; Jack 10i»0—WHTdNeiw*; in a national Sunday supplement. The Pueblo Indians flourished episode constitutes, for Jay, a Waller* good show. Most of the time he lilt—WHTO New.; Dinner Muiir iWOlt' Jnlerviewi, When his contract ran out, it wasfor centuries and reached a high Bright and Dark WON Newn; Martha Deane not renewed. state of culture before mysteri has performed with a cowboy's So far, the brightest spot of Henry Gladstone 10UV— WABC News: "Do you suppose," I ask, "that ously vanishing 700 years ago. six-shooter buckled about his (140—WCBI Financial News Charlie Greer summer viewing was the Larry WNBC Financial News WNBC Kmphaila waist and—most important—a 10- •14*—WABC Howard Coiell 11:00—WCBS Newii; House Part) gallon (really, about 10-pint) hat BIyden-Shari Lewis comedy WCBI Lowell Thomas WHTO Headlines; Muslo "Watching Out For Dulie," on WON Sportl, Stan Lomax WNBC News; Art Ford pulled over his hair. Lena Turner CBS last month. La Dolce Vita" WNBC Three Star Extra WOR News Jay has a cowlick problem In Most disappoint "BY LOVE till—WCBI Sport! Time Hill— WOR McCnnna at Haine ing are ABC's "Great Ghost RESERVED SEATS » 00—WABC Edward P. Morgan WHTO Beach Report reverse. "Dennis" is adapted POSSESSED" NOW ON SALE WCBI MIWSI Interviews 11:10—WCBS Carry Moore from a comic-strip character, and Stories" series and the shape its WHTO Headlines; Music WHTQ Red Bank Rcflitsr remodeled "Today" show is tak- WNBC News; Wayne Ho well New*, Pet* Hoffman the cartoon origi: WON Fu'ton Lewis 11140—WCBS Crosby-Clooney b,lond boy in outsi; ing under new management a" cowlick on " (news, jazz music and heavy- handed persiflage—really a tele- head. Jay lacks- I- cow- vised radio program.) lick, so one mustC made for him. "NEVER "THIEF OF BAGDAD" It's done with wave-set lotion, ON SUNDAY" "WARRIOR EMPRESS" and the studio hairdresser takes a long time each morning getting the lock to stand up in a carefully casual way. GATES OPEN 6:30 P.M.-MOVIES AT DUSK AIR-CONDITIONEl> "Then she has to keep working CWTOON*Mia-tvwr SAT. ua SUN.-FIRST SHOW ONLY A WALTER READE THEATER on it all day," said Jay, wrinkling «., COO PER-OUCH KERR ASBURY PARK his small nose in distaste. "About PARAMOUNT, 27 times a day. But this week COLUMBIA PICTURES PRESENTS we don't have to go through it WALL STREET REPORTS because11 wear this hat." Hi58 A. M. • 4:02 P. M. and 5:15 P. M. The studio building where "Den- GREGORY PECK • DAVID NIVEN nis" is filmed has been equipped TMMPOtlNTHCHIIDREN UNDERTFTOE llllkli for child actors. In one corner ICBfrpT-liOWOftMll MIDGET RAILROAD are two half-size make-up tables M GUNS OF NAVAROM for Jay and the youngsters who COLOR AND CINIMASCOK To wrtita the tremtndous suspmst. sea It from ttw bedntat ALTERING AN ALTAR EGO — Sheriff Pit G.rrett (Barry Sul- play his pals. DINE" OUT TONITE livan, left) tries to restrain marrlagt-mlnded Hannah Blinom Most grown-up extras, with no CONDmO'JED (Ellen Corby) from leading • widower, Pat McBean (Andy lines to study, read or play cards Clyde) to the altar In "The Reluctant Bridegroom" episode of between shots. For the children Try Some Out Of BARONET B ? NOW SHOWING "The Tall Man" Saturday, Aug. 19, on the NBC-TV Network. the literature is a studio-supplied pile of comic books. And I also The Ordinary "•HE HAPPV*SlMCr.WAIKEROPPllMIV8.M McDonald's spotted on the "Dennis" set a MELINAMCRCOUM the drive-In with the arches group of four very young actors ATLANTIC MARINE —two girls and two boys—playing ATLANTIC HIGH LANDS 1-0141 SEA FOOD HIGHLANDS 1-1047 cards on a packing box. Fully NOW • INDS SAT. expecting to see a torrid session MAT. SAT. - SUN. AT t NOW • INDI SAT. BEAUTIFUL DINING TFtOY DONAHUE MAT. SAT. . SUN. AT a of draw poker or Black Jack, I IN was much relieved to find they "PARRISH" JERRY LEWIS AREA OVER THE were playing a game they call A WA "THE LADIES' MAN" "War." When we played it as SHORE DRIVE-IN V7aS! IN COLOR kids we called it "Battle." OCEAN DINOSAUR US" RT5. 33 & 34 - COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE PLUS — CARTOONS IUN. AND MON. Jay, of course, has little time to hang around. He has to learn Cooled by Sea Breezes LAST 2 DAYS—FRI. & SAT. SUN. • N ON. . TUES. "SNOW WHITE lines, rehearse and study school Hock Kirk HUDSON DOUGLAS AND lessons. Usually he is at the Cocktail Lounge OPENING WIDE A NEW WORLD Or SCREEN WONDIMI "LAST SUNSET" THE 3 STOOGES" studio four or five days a week. What does he do week-ends? "Well, if I know my lines, I just play an awful lot," he ex Cheeseburgers plained. "And fool around in my the RUMSON HOTEL swimming pool." Where Are They Now? Eit. 1929 IS OPEN! 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Hush 10:30- (2) What's My Line (4) Financial News (11) Let's Have Fun (4) This Is Your Life (4) Say When (7) Cartoons (5) Movie 7:20-(4) News 9:15— (4) Protestant Fourth R (7) Editor's Choice 10:30- (2) Mighty Mouse 10:30- (2) Video Village 7:30— (2) Perry Mason (5) Movie ' (4) King Leonardo »:J0— (2) Way To Go (4) Play Your Hunch (7) Rocky and His (4) Bonanza (11) Code Three (4) Let's Talk About God (13) Religious Program (7) I Married Joan Friends (5) Speedway (7) Rocky and His 11:00— (2) Double Exposure International 11:00- (2) News 11:00- (2) Allakazam Friends (4) Price Is Right (7) Roaring 20's (4) News (4) Fury (7) Gale Storm (9) Blessings of Liberty 9:45- (4) Jewish Fourth R (5) Senate Report (7) Q. T. Hush 1:25— (5) News (11) Little League TESTING — This was the unusual scene testing Network. No, these' seven people aren't the con- 10:»»- (2) Lamp Unto My Feet (7) News 11: JO- (2) Roy Rogers testants — they're only serving as • tableau for 11:30- (2) Your Surprise Baseball contestants' powers of observation on a recent (4) Gardener'* Almanac (11) Movie (4) Lone Ranger "Play Your Hunch" color show on the NBC-TV contestants to note In an Identification stunt. Package (13) Movie (7) Builder's Showcase 11:05- (5) Movie (5) Judge Roy Bean 11:10- (4) Weather (4) Concentration (7) Little Rascals 8:09- (5) Theater Five 10:30- (2) Look Up And Uv« (9) Championship 11:15- (2) Movie (5) Romper Room II:4S-(I1) Christophers (4) Jewish Heritage (7) Love That Bob! Bowling (4) Movie SATURDAY AFTERNOON (7) Focus (7) Movie 8:30- (2) Checkmate 12:00- (2) Sky King Eddie Bracken's \ MOVIE TIMETABLE 11:00- (2) Ey« on New York 12:00— (9) Almanac Newsreel (4) Tall Man (4) True Story RED BANK (4) Searchlight 12:05- (9) News and Weather (5) Sherlock Holmes (7). leave it to Beaver 12:50- (2) Movie Carlton—Naked Edge 2:00; (7) Faith For Today (7) Funny Manns 9:00- (4) Deputy Mistakes Paying Off c (5) News; Call to Prayer 7:00; 9:30. 11:30— (2) Camera Three 12:15—(11) Capitol Headlines (5) Wrestling 1:00- (4) Movie 12:30- (2) News By BOB THOMAS But the old regrets about his SAT. — Naked Edge 2:00; (4) Movie 2:30— (4) Sermonette (7) Lawrence Weft AP Movie-TV Writer film career continued to nag 4:00; 6:15; 8:25; 10:15. (7) This is the Answer (4) Detective's Diary (9), Movie 2:40- (2) News (5) Follow that Man HOLLYWOOD — "Mistakes?" him. Tired and discouraged, he SUN. — Kiddie Show — Mr11:55. - (2) News 2:45- (2) Give Us This Day (13) Dance Party said Eddie Bracken with a bitter took a boat trip to Europe, his IVLagoo Cartoons, plus Magoo SUNDAY AFTERNOON (7) Barney Bear MONDAY MORNING (11) This is the Life 9:30- (2) HaVe Gun, Will smile. "Nobody made more mis- first. & The 1001 Arabian Nights 10- (2) Keynotes g 1:15- (2) Previews 12:59- <») News and Weather Travel takes than I did." "When I arrived in the Bay 2:00; Goodbye Again 4:30; (7) Cartoons- (4) Nations Future p 0:20- (2) Give Us This Day 12:55- (S) Almanac Newsreel Bracken was speaking of his of Naples, my whole life 6:50 9:10. 12:10- (2(4)) People'Youth sForum Choicse (11) Seven League Boots movie career, which flourished in 1:25- (2) News 1:09- (2) Under New Flags changed," he said glowingly. EATONTOWN (7) Barney Bear ' (4) Mr. Wizard 10:00- (2) Gunsmoke the '40s and then dribbled away. "When I entered Rome, the gates (11) Encounter (4) Sermonette (7) Boxing He's back after nine years on Drive-In — Kartoon Karnival 1:30— (2) Sunrise Semester (5) Movie of heaven opened." 8:25; The Naked Edge 9: IS; On12:50- (() News and Weather (7) Movie (11) .Bachelors the stage to do a dramatic role He does a rave for the Italian 12:55— (I) Almanac Newsreel (4) Computer Age Math 10:30- (2) Sea Hunt in a "Roaring Twenties" TV seg- the Double 11:15; The Mare (9) Cooking life that rivals Byron. And he 1:00 a.m. 1:00- (2) Movie 7:00- (2) News (4) Movie ment. (4) Today—John (11) Big Picture claims firm backing to film a ser- SAT. — The Naked Edge 8:25; (4) Museum in Action 1:15—(11) Sportsman's Club (9) Movie This could open a whole new ies of stories he has acquired. He (5) Movie (11) Movie horizon for him. He is already 12:10; On The Double 10:35. 1:30— (2) International Hour rented a Rome apartment will SUN. — Speed Crazy 8:25; (7) Movie (4) Parents Ask About (13) Movie working on another horizon, pro- move there with his wife. She was (9) Off to Adventure 10:45- (7) Make That Spare ducing his own films in Rome. 12:50; Road Racers 10:10; '/Schools his leading' lady in "What A Motorcycle Gang 11:40. (11) Baseball ~(i) Movie 11:90- (2) News • So he can afford to look back on Life"—"And after 23 years of 1:15— (() Congressional Jack (11) Tank Ship (4) News past failures with candor. ^^^ marriage we still hold hands." COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE (5) Movie Broadway Successes Conference 1:45—(11) Sportsman's Club There two daughters — a North- Shore Drive-In-FRI. & SAT.1:30- (4) Catholic Hour Sullivan's 2:00- (4) Davey and Goliath (7) Circle After Broadway success In western co-ed and high school — Cartoon Carnival 3:20; The 11:10- (2) Weather (9) Oral Roberts SPRING LAKE.N.J. (5) Movie "Brother Rat," "What a Life," senior—will join them later. Thief of Baghdad 8:45; 12:05; 2:00- (I) Movie (11) Baseball (4) Weather and "Too Many Girls," he was Eddie won't tell his age, but Warrior Empress 10:35. (9) Evangel Hour 2:15- (4) Movie 11:15- (2) Movie brought to Hollywood where he he needn't worry—he still looks 12:00- (9) Hy Gardner SUN. — Snow White & The2:30- (2) Movie 2:30- (2) Movie starred in film after film for like Henry Aldrich. Three Stooges 8:20; 12:20; The (7) Movie 12:45- (5) Dial 999 Paramount, most notable in "Mir- (7) Movie (7) Evening Prayer Big Show 10:30. AL KENNY^ 1:09- (9) Movie acle of Morgan's Creek" and Fly-In Drive-In-FRI. & SAT. (9) On Guard 1:30- (2) Movie 1:00- (4) Movie. "Hail the Conquering Hero." Hal Humphrey: 1:00- (5) Movie Sensational Pianist (9) Almanac Newsreel — The Parent Trap 8:20; 12:30; (5) Movie """ i Then he virtually talked himself Third Man On The Mountain (() Movie Appearing Nltcly 4:00- (4) Movie 1:10- (2) Movie out of a contract. 1:05- (9) News and Weather 10:45. 3:30- (4) Direct Line (7) I Married Joan "Oh, I was a real case," he re- SUN. — Dr. Blood's Coffin (13) Movie 1:45- (2) Movie (7) Youth Wants to Know Accommodations for EASY TERMS 2:30— (4) Sermonette called. "I was never tempermen-jShows to 8:20; 1J:25; The Snake Wom- 3:45- (2) Takeout 4:20—(11) Sports tal on the set; I always had a lot Luncheon • Dinner For deafer ntaretf you;, CAUt 3:00- (2) News an 10:15. 4:00- (2) New York Forum 4:30- (5) Horse Race- of fun and got along with the Weddings • Parties KRICH-NEW JIRSEY, INC., 3:05- (2) Give Us This Day HAZLET ' Anniversaries Saratoga other players. (4) Open Mind Newark 12, Bl 8-7400 (7) Men of Annapolis Watch Loew's Drlve-In—Cartoon 8:15; (7) Eichmann on Trial PRIVATE ROOM "But off the set—watch out! Amtrita'i tint KCA DiiMbtrtor The Naked Edge 8:25! 12:15; (9) Movie KIRBY JOINS RESERVE I'd argue with everbody. I'd just TONIGHT (13) Religious Hour Gibson .9-9000 Secret Ways 10:25. (11) Movie PERTH AMBOY — Lawrence as soon hit Henry Ginsberg 8:30 - (Ch. 2) — Berlin: Act 4:30— (2) American Musical SAT. — Cartoons 8:15; The 5:90- (2) Life of Riley R. Kirby, son of Harry Kirby, (then studio boss) in the nose. of War? - (Choice viewing) — Theater Naked Edge 8:35; 12:30; Se- (5) Movie 85 Springdale Ave., New Shrews- An hour-Jong special which will (7) Issues and Answers Got 'Hit In Gut' cret Ways 10:40. (7) Wide World of bury, has enlisted in Uie Naval elucidate the issues be'nind the (») Pro Football TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS "You've got to realize what SUN. — Cartoons 8:15; Atlan- Sports Reserve Surface Division' 3-26. Berlin crisis and present a visual (13) Streets of Danger ikind of a guy I was. I had tis, The Lost Continent 8:40; 5:30- (2) Movie Kirby, a graduate of Red Bank history of that 16-year-old East- PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES never graduated from grammar 12:10; Secret Partner 10:40. 5:00- (2) Accent (4) Captain Gallant High School, is employed as a West dispute. Newsman . Daniel physical therapy attendant at school—I was held back five (4) Invitation To Art (11) Ramar Sdhorr, reporting from ixrth sec ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES (13) Builder's Showcase Monmouth Medical Center. times! I never read a book until (5) Racket Squad I was 24—'Rebecca' it was. tors, interviews West Berlin Atlantic—Parrish 7:00; 9:20.- (7) Matty's Fundty ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS "So you can see I had a lot tomayor Willy Brandt and Gerhard SAT. — Cartoons 2:00; DinO- Funnies learn. And I learned, brother, the Eisler Communist propaganda sauros 2:20; Parrish 7:00; 9:20. (It) Briefing Session > . '.i :• hard way. You can go along oh dhief of East Germany. Anchor- SUN. — Cartoon 2:00: 4:20;5:30- (2) Amateur Hour Established Telephon* nerve so long and then suddenly man Charles Collingwood is sta- (4) News Analysis: 6:30; 9:00; Last Sunset ,2:20; 1884 SH 1-0001 you get hit in the gut. Youtioned at Helmstedt. 4:30; 7:00; 9:15. (5) Dial 999 wake up." (7) Rocky and His WAYS to sell HIGHLANDS 17 Broad St. RED BANK Bracken woke up to find his 7:30 - (Ch. 2) - Rawhide - Marine—Cartoons 7:00; Friends YOUR HOME career and money slipped away From out of the wild frontier 9:00; (13) Date Line: Our "Real Estate Sales Plan" Klves you the services o( Ladies Man 7:20; 9:30. iur 11 well Qualified salespeople In our two office* plus from him. The career ebbed be- lands of Hollywood rode Julie SAT. — Cartoons 2:00;, Washington he co-ope rat ion of 35 other member offices of the Red cause of the old bogey—type-cast London and hubby Bobby Troup 7:00; SUNDAY EVENINCl Bank Area Multiple Listing Service with only one com- 9:00; Ladies Man 2:20;7:20; mission. ing. to guest in this rerun,-"Incident 9:30. " 1:00- (2) I Love Lucy Our "Trading Plan'1 enable* you to exchange your pres- Hit is Drawback at Rojo Canyon." They portray , (4) Meet The Press ©is) BY ra ent home for the one of your choice, often without any "Funny thing," he said. " 'Mor- singer and manager respectively SUN. — Cartoon 2:00; 7:00; 2 additional, cash, on your part.. 9:00; Snow White & The Three ^ (5) Movie SEA WIGHT. NEW JERSEY gan's Creek' was my biggest hit who are joined by the cat'Ie-drive (7) Ivanhoe Our "Qimranieeii Snle« Plan" permits-you to enter Into n Stooges 2:10; 7:10; 9:10. firm yContract to purcNase the new home knowing you andl my biggest drawback. Eve boys in searching for her father. (I) Movie .have a "cash-out" price on your old 'home, and still rybody tried to put me in roles They uncover some Rebs still KEANSBURG <^ j (IJ) Between The Lines 3• allowing you-90 days to try to. sell your old home at a like that one. But they didn't fighting the Civil War. - . . better price. Caslno-^FRI. & SAT. — Good- 1:30— (2) Twentieth Century have. Preston Sturges to write (4) Concert Festival them!" bye Again 7:00; 9:10. WALKER & WALKER 8:30 — (Ch. 7) — The Flint- SUN. — The Naked Edge 2:35; (7) Walt Disney The money vanished in a TV stones — Right in tune with the 4:50; 7:00; 9:10. (0) Movie REALTOR-TRADE SPECIALIST venture that was too much too times is this repeat, "The Astra- KEYPORT (13) Gov. Robert Meyner Shrewsbury SH 1-52T2 Hcnlet CO 4-5212, soon. Nuts." Figuring they're bedng ex- I:5MU) Sports "I got into TV back in 1946-47,"aminedfor a .physical fitness .con- Strand—The Naked Edge 7:24; 7:00- (2) Lassie Dine By The Sea... he said. "I filmed the first pilot, tent, Fred and Barney blunder 9:27. (4) Shirley Temple the first series, the first com. into three-year army enlistments. SAT. — The Naked Edge 2:00; 1 (II) Pioneers mercial. But it was too early. I "Adult" cartoons will be all over 7:24; 9:27. (IS) Movie DINNERS From $2.25 couldn't sell it. the dial in the fall. SUN. — Matinee Only — The7:30— (2) Dennis the Menace STEAKS • SEAFOOD • BARBECUED RIBS "Later Desi Arnaz came to me 27th Day 1:52; A Raisin in the (7) Maverick and said he wanted me to make 10:30 - (Ch. 2) — Person to Sun 3:07; 6:45; 9:08. (11) Public Defender • Lou Anthony at the Piano the P'lot film of 'I Love Lucy.' Person — It's impossible to beLONG BRANCH 1:00- (2) Ed Sullivan For Your Dancing Pleasure Atlantic Hotel I couldn't do it because I didn't in two places at one tine, but Baronet—Never on Sunday (4) National Velvet • The Jack Charles Trio have the money." with the aid of videotape nagic, (5) The Race For Mayor BAR and RESTAURANT Splraled Downward Charles Collingiwobd accom- 2:30; 7:30; 9:45. SAT. — Never on Sunday 2:30; (9) Film Drama Bracken had to take movie roles plishes it. Charles, seen earlier (11) Dangerous Our restaurant features . . . at less than his usual salary. His tonight in Berlin, also visits actor 4:45; 6:55; 9:10; 10:50. Your Hostess SUN. — Never on Sunda'y 2:50; Assignment price spiraled downward and theRodtty McDowall and actress Ju- S:30- (4) Tab Hunter Jeanne Knight Italian Cuisine Including roles got worse. In 1952, he pulled lie Newman in their New York 5:00; 7:15; 9:25. out of Hollywood and played four apartments. FREEHOLD vears of "the Seven Year Itch." Strand—Kiddie Show — Ma & 2:25; 4:55; 7:25; 9:55. • Veal Scalapine • Pizza Pa Kettle 2:00; Voyage to the Ocean—FRI., SAT. & SUN. - He was kept busy with plays and TOMORROW OCEAN AVENUE SEA BRIGHT • Chicken Cacciatora occasional TV. Bottom of the Sea 7:00; 9:55; Short Subject 7:05; T5e Truth 7:30 - (Ch. 2) — Perry Mason 20,000 Eyes 8:55. 7:23; 9:46. — (Choice viewing) — Perry got SAT. — VoyaEe to the Bottom Paramount—Guns of Navarone 121 FAIR HAVEN RD. FAIR HAVEN caught up in the mad world of of the Sea 2:00; 4:55; 7:40; 2:30; 7:20; 10:10. WITH THIS COITON Open daily 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. beatniks in "The Case of the 10:35; 20,000 Eyes 3:55; 6:40; SAT. — Guns of Navarone Jaded Joker," a rerun. A big- 1 9:35. 2:00; 5:00; 8:00; 11:00. ime comic (Frankie Laine in his SUN. — Guns of Navarone 4 DOZEN dramatic debut) is charged with SUN. — Thief of Batshdad 2:15; 6:00; 9; 45; Big Show* 4:05; 1:30; 4:20; 7:20; 10:10. slaying a small-time agent. Perry St. James—FRI., SAT. & SUN. NAME TAPES has to comb the coffee-house cir- 7:50. ASBURY PARK — Spartacus 2:00; 8:00. cuit in his investigation. Bobby MONTCLA1R In the Finest Tradition Troup is one of the "unusual" Lyrlc-FRI., SAT. & SUN. i- By Popular Demand We Repeat Our La Dolce Vita 2:00; 8:30. Clalridge—Sout h Seas Adven- with purchase of $10.00 or more at the Chinse and American witnesses. Some tongue-in-cheek dialouge in a fair production. Mayfalr—By Love Possessed ture 8:30. WEEK-END RESTAURANT 2:45; 7:25; 9:55. SAT. — South Seas Adventure SAT. — By Love Possessed 2:00; 8:30. YOUTH CENTER Special Attention to 8:30 - (Ch. 4) — The Tall Man 2:00; 4:15; 6:25; 8:40; 11:00. 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THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY (divorce, youth, traffic, etc.: The council is expected to com- RED BANK REGISTER Friday, August 18, 1961—17 which abound on local TV: No* pare the aflocttton of ip*ce at ff on her way and looks hope- Labor and Politics itt next meeting toward the eodand (aid be had made no effort get the labor vote anyway. Dolores Faith fully to the time when newcom- of September, he tald. - to force a fight in the council The AFL Council also adopted er* will be called "Another p State AJPL Votes Neutral Stan* The council voted to remain over aa endorsement of his can- t resolution instructing its of- lore* Fafi*." neutral In the gubernatorial cam- didacy. "We an In full gympathy ficer* not to use their state AFL Is Well Named In Gubernatorial Race paign after Vincent J. Murphy, with the AFL's desire to enter its titles when making political pro- Martinisickles?' By the Associated Press" equal space to material from the state AFL president, said-the merger negotiations without a po- nouncements. The order applies By BOB THOMAS "At first I had a private teach- CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) The emphasis was on labor un- AFL Committee for Hughes as hebig problem before the state litical split in Its ranks," he said. only to state titles, however, and HOU,YWOj)D (AP) - Suppos- er. Then I was able to go to pub- -»A Cedar Rapids firm sayg tt >ns—their votes and endorse does to the AFL Committee for AFL now is merger with the CIO. Both men claimed they would not local positions. ing a girl reminds producers of lic school, sitting in the front seat has successfully developed a nents—in the New Jersey politi- Mitchell. To give political action preced- a combination Liz Taylor-Grace so I could hear the teacher. I frozen martini on a stick—like :al arena'Wednesday. ence over the merger talks a popsiclde. If the publisher fails to do so, Kelly. Is that good? suppose those years had some- The executive council of the the council warned it would with- would be a disservice to the Dolores Faith shakes her love- thing to do with my wanting to Cherry-Burrell Corp. ex- State AFL voted at a Newark draw its endorsement which the trade union movement, he said ly head. be an actress. I withdrew into plained that this was only a by neeting to remain neutral in theHerald has had for 20 years. New Jersey is the s'f"te BIRNN CANDY You might take a look at hermyself. It's not easy for a child product Its research engineers •ace for the governor's office be- The publisher of the Newark- where the AFL and CCIIO have re- and disagree. In fact, you'll prob- to be different from the other turned out In fun while testing ween Democrat Richard J. based paper is Lewis M. Herr- mained independent. Both groups ultra-cold processing of food, ICE CREAM or SHERBET ably .take a second look. Most kids; they called me 'dummy' Jughes and Republican James P. mann. Herrmann is a member of recently received an ultimatium 8 DELICIOUS FLAVORS REG. people do. and made fun of me." While submerging bourbon, vlitchell. the council, representing the typo- from the parent AFL-CIO to "I suppose it's only natural to vodka and beer Into liquid 3 SHERBETS 60c pt. Cured Her Lisp But it also warned the publish graphical Union. merge or else charters would fall 39' be compared," says Dolores. nitrogen scaling 320 .degrees Mitchell welcomed the state- Sunday Only and With Coupon 1 r of its official paper, the N. J. See 'Build-Up' "People nee- a point of refer- The years of deafness also left below zero they came up with ment of neutrality and remarked ALL PURCHASES INSULATED FREE ! her with a lisp. She ridded her- bourbonslckles, vodkaslckles .abor Herald, that he was lean- One labor official said the last ence. But I still want to make it ng too much toward Mitchell. that the AFL had resisted pres •1 BROAD RT. on my own.'* self of it only a year ago with and beerslckles -on sticks. issue of the Labor Herald "was A resolution passed by the 60such a build-up for Mitchell the sure from the Democratic party BIRNN CANDY RED BA*K, X. I. She's making it. The doll has such exercises as talking with a pencil in her teeth. As chimpanzees grow older :ouncil members requested the council decided something had to Hughes Denial been jumping up the scale from tey often become bad tempered iditor of the newspaper to give be done." Hughes denied Mitchell's claim bits to a lead in "Wild Harvest," There's a little Marilyn Monroe erforming chimps have suddenly taken from Stephen Longstreet's in the Faith story, too. Her par-lown into a rage, onstage novel. But she admitted that re- ents were divorced and after tamped violently and leape •emblance has sometimes held moving to California, Dolores and [own into the orchestra. her back. her sister were placed for a time lit Taylor Look Obvious in an orphanage. Their mother "There was the time I-tried had to work and couldn't care for ENROLL NOW! out for a contract at Warner them. For the Finest Brothers," she recalled. "They "I never really felt like an or- UP TO AUGUST 28th told me I was a combination of phan, because I knew I had two KITCHEN Elizabeth Taylor and Grace Kel- parents," she said. "There was ly arid they wouldn't know what just one time—at Easter. Some CABINETS TRAVEL AGENCY FOR SEPT. CLASSES to do with me." rich people volunteered to take The Taylor look is obvious: The the children home with them. See! A beauty school of honesty and integrity, new and black hair, the doll-like face, the That felt strange—spending the modern Richard's Beauty School training methods, dark eyebrows accenting the soul- 10 RECKLESS PL. TELEPHONE including high styling, bleaching and tinting, at no holiday in someone else*s home." additional cost, Complete beauty kits at no extra ful blue eyes. Kelly? College Student charge. Planned individual training. Full eight-hour "They thought I acted like her; A bright girl, she graduated RED BANK P SH 1-5080 daily training. Well known beauty salons throughout they claimed I was aloof. Aloof? from high school before she was Monmouth and Ocean Counties have repeatedly re- I was scared to death, that's 16 and studied at Santa Monica quested employment of Richard's Beauty School Manufacturers students and graduates through Richard's Beauty all." City College and UCLA. Mean- _ of Kitchens of Still, she shows remarkable School free job placement service. while she earned money as re- superior quality and design. You can reserve and pick up airline, steamship, composure for a 19-year-old. You ceptionist and instructor at a get a notion why when you view dance studio. Deal direct with the bus and tour tickets, hotel and resort-' araa CALL, WRITE, OR VISIT her childhood. manufacturer and save! "I quit," she said. "We weren't US PERSONALLY Stricken Deaf there to teach dancing. Our job CALL KE 1-3800 reservation! at our offices. She was born Dolores Faith was to sell the student more FOR FREE ESTIMATE Hedges in Cleveland, Ohio. Her courses, even if he had to mort- father was of Hungarian descent gage his car." Open Dally 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK and her mother Italian, which is Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. 'til 9 P. M. RICHARD'S BEAUTY SCHOOL She got her acting start as quite a combination. At 4, Do- ROUTE 35 THROUGH YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT many newcomers do nowadays— 1 Mile North of Asbury Circle 25 BROAD ST. SH 1-9865 RED BANK lores was stricken totally deaf. as witness on the court shows "My eardrums burst while I was playing one day," she said. "The doctors couldn't really ac- count-for ,it. For six months I could hear absolutely nothing. Then I could hear a little as the eardrums began to heal. But my hearing never returned complete- IRWIN'S SHOOTS THE WORKS ly until I was 9.

—— LEGAL NOTICE Prices Blasted... Excessive Inventory Forces Us to Sell at Cost... NOTICE MONMOUTH COUNTV« SURROGATE'S COURT Near Cost...Below Cost! Look For the Red Price Tags and Save! Notice to Creditor! tn Present CUdmi Actinil Estate ESTATE OF JAY O. MITCHELL, DECEASED We'll Wait For You Every Night 'til 9. Come In Or Reserve Your Choice By Phone Punu«nt to tte order ot EDWARD C. BROEGE, Surrogate ot the County Of Monmouth, this day blade, on the application of the undersigned, The Monmouth County National Bank, Ret] $ Bank. Sole Executor of the eatate or Will th« aald Jay G. Mitchell, deceaied. no- Look tice la hereby given to the creditors $ Wi Bu of aalri deceased to present to the said Sole Executor their claims under oath Look What 2 5 " * What Buy Within six months from this date. 150 Dated: July 20th. 1961. TWIN OR FULL SIZES THE MONMOUTH COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. Red Bank HEAVY DUTY ODD BOX SPR1K6S REG.TOW9 S3 Broad Street, 3-Pc. Living Room Red Bank, N. J. % By: OBORGE F. BAINE, JR., Trust Olllcer . • Reg. $295 Sole Executor Bedroom Chests laTMfra. Parsons. Canzona, Blair * Warren II Wallace Street, JIM Bank. New Jersey Danish Styled Chairs with Foam Cushions 3-Pc. Grey Bookcase Bedroom Attorneys Reg. $249 July 51, Aug. 4. n. IS 122.68 Charcoal Tweed Living Room Chair - value to $59 NOTICE

MO.Y.MOUm (COUNTY SURROGATE'S COURT Limed Oak Bookcase with glass sliding door 5-Pc. Bedroom Group Notice! lo Creditor! lo Present Clsjms Airmtnit Esttle WITH SPRINGS and MATTRESS ESTATE OP HARRY E. BATTER8- •Y. DECEASED. Reg. $299 Purauant to the order of EDWARD 6. BROEGK, Surrogate of tUe County of Monmouth, tills day made, on the application ol the undersigned, Lyle wi Bu K Batteraby, Administrator of Ihe es- 3-Pc. Modern Wai. Bedroom tate of the said Harry E. Bntterjby, deceased, notlca Is hereby given to Look what $50 " y Reg. $249 the creditors of said deceased to pre- •ent lo the said Administrator their claims under o&th Within six months Foam Cushioned Danish Divans— Heart-Saver Reclining Chairs- from this date. Dated: August 3rd. 1961 Regularly $99.00 Reg. $89.—Two-tone Combination 3-Pc. Sectional LYLE n. BATTER6BY, 31 Grant Place, 9x12 to 12x12 Rugs—Solids & Tweeds. Reg. $269 Red Bank, N. J. Administrator. 5-Pc. Formica Top Dinettes— il'tf'l Crowell & Crowell Some with Foam Backs Counsellors at Law Regularly $99.00 M Broad Street, 8-Pc. Maple Bunk Bed Ensemble Red Bank, N. jr. Attorneys, LOOK Hollywood Bed Outfit—Reg. $99. , Aug. 11, 18, S, Sept. 1 120.16 Simmons Mattress and Box Spring— Complete with Headboard & Legs Will NOTICE Regularly $89.00—Twin Size Only. Look $9 A A MONMOUTH COUNTY WHAT 7-Pc. Kneehole Desk Ensemble- 8URRO0ATKS COURT What 4VV Buy Notice to Creditors lo Present Modern Plastic Covered Den Set Reg. $89.00 Calan Aialnjt Estate ADJUSTABLE BED FRAMES BSTATB OF RANDALL JEROME JOYNER, DECEASED Reg. 10.95 4-Pc. Foam Sectional Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD C BROEGE. Surrogate of the County Reg, $329 of Monmoutli, Mifa day made, on the ^^^^ ^^^^ ^SV ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^BP^ ^^B^-^ ^^BBBP' ^^^^ ^V^ ^^^^ ^^"^ ^SBBB^ ^V^ ^^BBV JJ^BJBJ ^^BBF ^^BBS' ^^BB^~^ ^^1^' ^^^^ ^^" application of the undersigned, Alda ODD TABLE LAMPS B. Joyner, Administratrix of the estate Reg. to 17.95 3-Pc. Naugahide Sofabed Ensemble of the said' Randall Jerome Joyner, deceased, notice Is hereby given to CREAM OF THE CROP Consists of Sofabed, Chair and Recllner the creditors of said deceased to pre- terit to the said Administratrix their ODD STEP TABLES elalma under oath within six months Reg. $299 from this date.. 3-PIECE Dated: August »th, 1961. Reg. to 19.95 AIDA B. JOYNER, Danish Triple Dresser Bedroom 55 Bran/ord Cft-cle, 3-Pc. — Reg. $329 Eatontown, N,' J., SUMMER GIANT SIZE Administratrix Peter J. Edwarrisen, Esq. OUTDOOR CHAIRS U Main Street, Full Siie Simmons Hide-a-Bed Batontown, N. J., SECTIONAL Attorney. ' CHROME Reg. $299 ODD KITCHENCHAIRS NOTICK OF PROPOSED SOFA! CONSOLIDATION Values to 14.95 Notice H hereby given that applica- CUSHIONS . . . OVER 45' LONG tion )ia> been marie to the Comptroller . . . CHOICE OF FABRICS Of the Currency, Washington 25, D. C, ODD HEADBOARDS lor his consent to a consolidation of Twin Size Only — Values to 17.95 ALL FOAM ZIPPERED Asbury Park-Man a squan National Bank, Aabury Park, New Jersey, and The 5 PIECES $198 Merchant i Trust Company of Red Bank, N, J.. RM Bank, New Jeraey/ *138 Reg. $276 It .• contemplated that all oHlces •f tha above named banks will con- tinue to be operated. Thli notice la published pursuant to •ectlon IB UT Lelghton Ave., River St. Plygr. vs. Ruth rsirU: 1. Sheila Harrin. 8. mi slire 50-Yard Dash Hampshire, Toms River's Tom- the Atlantic Highlands YachtJStreet. :bury Avp.-Klver St. Player.: 2. Brei By The Associated Press 1 Girls: I. Evelyn Sidney, S, 137 Mont mie Elliott, Connecticut aces Ut Club's leased quarters in the har- Also, Henry Olds ana Pam Doupliis. 7, 46 nrummond Ave.-Mohl (ornery Terrace. River St. Plygr.; 2. The following table shows how Pond Plygr.; X Ann Schenck. 8. 293 Betty Jean Dean. 8, lit W. Bergen Flemke, Johnny Thompson am bor administration building. Enander at River Street, and JoeShrewsbury Ave. Place, Hlver St. Plygr.; 3. Diana Mor- Ron Narducci and Pennsylvanli Roger Maria and Mickey Mantle Persiponko and Charlotte Mc- Boys: 1. Paul Spencer, 7. 18 St. ris, 7, 21 Central Ave., Mohawk Pond A cocktail party and dance for Nicholas PI.-Oakland St. Flyer.; 2. Flygr. of New York compare with the C hk Pd Stanley Foley, 7, West Front St.-Oak leadfoot Jimmy Smith. contestants will follow the preCan- e at Mohawk Pond lan oys; 1. Kenny Credle, 7, l* Drum Novices appear in three thrill record pace of Babe Ruth in sentation of awards. The intrfl-nlavtrrnnnd Icirlchali d St. Plygr.: 3. Lonnle Allgood, R, mond Ave., Mohawk Pond Plygr.; 2. 1927: intra-piaygrouno h-icicoan )7 Drummond Avf mweT st p,m Ronnie Carter. 8, 233 Mechanic St. ers Sunday, topped by the 20-car, le h ai ted its se Mechanic St. Plygr.; 3. Peter Rogers, llnmer <3»nieft i)at« Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club ?f ?, . ?T"\ "°" Gin.- i on. Oaylord. 8. 209 Pear T, 181 Lelghton Ave., River St. Plygr. X». ;W1th Mohawlc Pond Plygr.: ?. Carol Scott 15-lap finale. riwd mi prizes will be similarly awarded capping first sl,.Moh.wk Pond 75-Va.rd Danh M«rll 4« 1211 Aug. 16 Girls: 1. Patricia Ann Schenck, 8 Mantl. 45 120 Aur. " Sunday. 293 Shrewsbury Ave.. Blver St. Plygr.; null! 4» 134 Rept. Phil Andrews is chairman of the 2. Carla Oaylord. 8, 209 Pearl St.. COMPLETE (Oamt__ l cnlum. n Includes one tl« Mohawk Pond Plygr.; 3. Carol Scott, gam« fof r tach nlayen Shrewsbury event. S, 218 Pearl St., Mohawk Pond Plyitr. BATTERY SERVICE Monmouth County Horse Boyi: Kenny Credle, 7, It Drum The Garden State, a 2-year-old mond A vs., Mohawk Pond I'lyfr.; 2, Naw-—Rtntala—-ftacharga Ronnla Carter. 7, 233 Mechanic St. test at one mile and a 16th. will Mechanic St., Plygr.; 3. Lonnle All- carry an added value of $125,000.Kangaroos good, 8. 47 Drummond Ave., River DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. Show Under Way Today St. Plygr. II IAtT fHOHT STRUT It is set for Nov. 4 at the Cam- Softball Throw •ID BANK Ttl. SH 7-0111 den, N. J., oval. 1. Ronnla Carter, I, 233 Mechanic OCEANPORT — Entrants In St., Mechanic St. Plygr.; 2. Peter In Asbury Rogers, 7, II Lelghton Ave., River Bt. the 67th annual Monmouth Coun- Plygr.; 3. Donald Morris, 7. 24 Centra j"jthe only DAYTIMEJ> Freehold ty Horse Show compete for theAve., Mohawk Pond Plrgr. ROILING Tut-OMVar Mat Show largest money, prizes and the River Street Team — consisting of: RACING In the area Charles Jefferson. 8, 47 E. Westslde ASBURY PARK - What i« ex- most valuable trophies that have Ave., Lonnle Allgood, S> 47 Drummond Trackman's Ave.. Oregory Glover, 7, 3D Bank St., pected to be one of the most been presented here in recent Peter Rogers. 7. 181 Lefghton Ave., grueling matches of the season years. Let Rogers:, 6, 181 Lelghton Ave. — • TO 11 YEAR , O1.11S — FREEHOLD takes place at the Convention Kail Selections The three-day event, which Potato and Spoon Harp I. Konald Horton, 100 W. Bergen PI., here tonight when the Kangaroos, started this morning will run River St. Plygr.; 2. Dennis Lynch. the world tag team champions, FRIDAY'S 2S Brown Place. Oakland St. Plyir.; through Sunday afternoon at Mon 3. Ilen« Van Duyne. 89 MadHon Ave., meet Johnny Valentine and Billy Paraliment mouth Park's Wolf Hill Farm, High School Plygr. Darnell In the feature wrestling Potato ttack Race «ir conation Gr.nd > 10 RACES DAILY THRU OCT. 2 Rio Girl The Horse Show Committee re- 1. Ronald Horton. 190 w. Bergen Be bout. Dare Devil Place., River St. riyjr.; 3. Tom »,.r. pW > POST TIME: 2 P.M. ports a record number of entries. Flaghertyy, 143 Mechanic St., Mechanic r^loS & n.it > DAILY DOUBLE Four solo bouts complete Sota Song - Plygr.- ; 33.. Pat Grant, 30 East Ber- card. Red Bastien takes on Tige Scot Adventure The emphasis again will be on Place.,. HHigh School Plygr. vatlons Call HO 2-3800 hunter, jumper, and pony hunter Thre^-I^gged Race Jack V«nsky. The Black Terro Richard's Pride y 1. Ronald Horton. 190 W. Bergen events, along .with PI. and Kenny Sidney, 137 Montgomery Where Route 9 mMts Route 33. Freehold. N.J. meets Tony Martinelli; Freehold' Eva'i Star equitation Terrace Irom thB River 8t. Play- BORO •UIK* DIRCCT TO TRACK r~ Scrappy Jack Ostermiller goe Kent Ohemli classes for children. :round; 2. Marta and Ilene Van Duyne. LEAVE lied Hank from New Vork Bus Terminal, TOf 3 9 Madison Ave., Hl|h School Play- NOON: KatMltowniMaln St., IlilS: tang Branch, Mr] against Red Grupe, and Fritz Wai Scottish Patty Eleven challenge trophies will ground; 3. Tom Flagherty, 113 .Me- DrcMulwa), UilMl Astiury Park, Bus Terminal, ^ be open to,competition. Judging chanic St., and Myron Morrison, 11 lick tangles with Bill Zbyszkn. Melody Udy Mount St.. Mechanic St. playground. The first bout starts at 9 p.m Evening Creed events in the "A" and ','B" Di- Wheelbarrow Jlace 4 visions of the show will b Mr, 1. Myron Morrison, 11 Mount St. Princes! Mollle G e and Jackie Kiernan. 14 Mount Street, and Mrs. David D. Odeil of West "Mechanic St. Playground; Barry Scot'i Gold Hughes, IS Willow St., anil Hal Booker. Shamrock Richards Chester, Pa., F. J. Vincent, Mo- 330 Shrewsbury Ave. Mohawk Pond 5 Jerry Destiny treal, Canada, and Mrs.T. V. W.Playground; 3. Bob Morrln, 21 Central "I would like to bowl in the Gushney of Glen Head, LX Stew- Ave. antt Milton Qaylorrf, 209 South Bright Purple Pearl St., Mohawk Pond playground. ards are Mrs. Lawrence J. Yet 50-Yard Ouh Queponco Joe 1. C. B. Carter, 233 Mechanic St., following winter leagues," 6 Ann Fair ' ter, Newton and Thomas J. Ham-High School Playground, Barry ilton of Philadelphia. Hughes. 18 Willow St., Mohawk Pond Budmlten Direct PlaygounPlayground:: 3. Toom Flaghertyag ty. 143 MechaniMhi c SSt.t , Mechanic StSt . PPlygrl . Eaiter Gal The foremost stables in the East 7J-Yard Mali CHECK-X-BOX f 7 -9rswR~Mi«Jf—-——— TlcTimr-HOgW sr"W"'rnnaeri Plac Hlnh Schoo- • l• -Playground ; : Tom Reddle Dale mouth show which is' the oldest Plaglierty, J13 Mechanic 8t.-, Mechanic Coffee A Donuf Blue Coast on the New Jersey circuit. It wasSt. Plygr.; 3. iienny Taylor. 5 1 DDrunv Heuiawtvei 8 monfl Ave., Moliawit Pom! Playirounti, Morning Lo«gu* Honey Flngo inaugurated at Long Branch in Soft ball Thro IT Afternoon League 1893. 1. C. P.. Urn-tor. _.., ..lechanic St Golden Age League Cindy Volo IHgh School Playground; 2. Jack Buccaneer As in recent years, beneficiar Kiernan, M Mount St., Mechanic St. 9 Piayg round; 3. Albart Credle, H • • Hughle Hanover ie» of the show will be the Mon-Drummond Av*,, Mohawk Pond Pity f round. Golden Age League Marie Eden mouth County Historical Society Oodgr Ball Parent and Child Jean Woollen and the Boy Scouts. Assisting 1. High School TpHin; 2. Mohawk Women SO & over 10 Pond Team; 3- River Street Team, Sunday League Red Rain Amory L. Haskcll, honorary pres- Limbo Men 55 & over ident, will be William Haebler, I. Harold Booker, :i30 Shrewsbury Av . MohAwk Pond I'lygr.; 2. Ron D The New York Football Giantsichairman; Mrs. Joseph F. Lord, aid Horlun. ,. 19.. 0 W. Bergen Place, Women's Mejor Wed. Nite 7:00 PM • River St. Plygr.; 3. Benny Taylor. 51 have four veteran linebackers in^vice presidenl; Dr. A. Rober Drummonii Ave.. Mnh;nvk Pond Plygr $500.00 Firit place team Sunday Morning Sam Huff, Cliff Livingston, TomJGilman, treasurer, and Mrs. John Tut-OMVar 1, Rlvrr Stront Tenm; 2. Mohawk Average 150 end over or ream Tavern League Scott and Jim Leo. 'C. Ellis, secretary. Pond Team; 3. Mechanic street Team. Average of 616 • • ROAD HAZARD T1re*to«e 112 MONTHGUARANTEE Name NEW TREADS applied on sound tire bodies Our New Tread*, identified by Medallion and *hop mark, art Address —.__...... 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Augiut 13, 1961—19 nomer uats siient^y'^ Two MBC Skippers Qualify FORT MONMOUTH - OrviltTournamene vision with 1,366. t Moody, with i 72-hole total ol A two-player team from Fort As Yanks Down Sox, 5-2 285, won theFirst Army Golf Dix, paced by Capt. Cruickshank, For Jet14 Championships Championship on the Gibbs Hall used 786 strokes for the women's Course here yesterday. team award. W, 2. John Apple«»t>, StkfMntt: 1 ASSOCIATED ings.but had to be relieved by ators scored twice in the sixth, PERTH AMBOY - Bill Olsensait a separate Na The husky Oklahoman. now sta- " bout Kfnyon* Wf bster. Lak», Mut.; The New York Yankees beat Luis Arroyo in the ninth when one of the runs unearned because J. E. Crowley received the sen-j^ Bn,ce Anderson, Monmouth,tionaJ Open series, 4. Art L&nge, Lav&Uette: 5. Dennw tioned at West Point, fired a two Powers Hempsteart, L.I.; 8. JEfl the ChicagC o White Sox, 5-3, with-Chicago pushed over three runs. of an error'by second baseman for division prize for low putts g^t club sailors, were among! Two races will be held today, Barbeheno, t*ke Hopatcong; 7. Dave over par 74 in the final round. Blddorn, Island Helghti: 8. Max Cul- out any' home run,help from Stafford still was credited with Bill Moran. Then in the seventh with 116. - the 20 qualifiers for tiie Jet 14|two tomorrow and a final race; pepper. Beachwond: ©. Al Mi'ler. either tylickey Mantle or Roger his 10th victory. a wild throw by first bassman Bill Hinds of Fort Monmouth Among theWomen, the low putt|National championships starting,Sunday mbming. The Opeilj.Sliorp Acres; JO. Harry Slndle, Jslan* Maris yesterday and stretched Maris and Mantle failed to gain Lee Thomas and a sacrifice fly finished second in the tourney at award went to Maj. Carol An-jtodatoday on Raritan Bay. The twoieventwoievent will have one race cachj11^!'1"' ... „, ,,„ , . their American League lead over any ground in their drive toward let in what proved finally to be299. 14 strokes behind. thony, Fort Dix, -_128^ . i local* ^ sailors qualified.._._ -n elimi-;day-..!- . • 2nn iuLr£ ••' i - jorums isirKnoi/, LVI- 1 Both Moody and Hinds will vallette; 2. Rn5<» Boflz. Rarltan; 3. the Detroit Tigers to four games. Babe Ruth's record of 60 home the winning run. BernieDaniels nation races held yesterday. Southeast breezes of 10 knots Bill Omen. Mnninouth: 4. Bill Cos The Tigers lost to Baltimore, 3-1. runs in a single season. went all the way for the Sencompet- e in the All-Army tourna- 3rd, Noroton, Conn,; 5. Bob Wrlgh', ment at Fort Jackson, S. C, The top 10 finishernse s in each Prevailed for the two ellmina-'^.,!^*^!^^^..^ The Los Angeles Angels blew Maris, who has 48 homers, went ators, getting'his eighth victory. Freehold race joined six automatic qual later this month. ' tion races yesterday The event\un/i s. n«roiii scmt. Noroton, cat fleet whichiS sponsored hv th* Raritanl? 10 - I* "* q"l°ry. Wellington. D.C.; ington Senators, 4-3, two of their against the loser, Frank Bau faced only 29 batters in pitching starts a five-race seriss today Yacht Club. three errors bringing in the runs mann. Thus ended his hot streak his three-hitter against the Sanin 1958 and finished second in 1959. After he is discharged from Results for the Jet National cliampion- Olsen placed third in the sec-'j that beat them. of seven home runs in the last six Francisco Giants. Ken Boyer Flr»l r«ci>— 1 m., Trol, »7.V>, oK ! :40.; chin The non-qualifiers will ond elimination race, while An-! In the National League, the St.games. Mantle, who has 45 home knocked in both Cardinal runs- the Army next spring, he plans Bueni Bob '< Owens i ...15.60 5.00 2.80 _"'. to join the pro golf tour. Brown Signal (yarrlngLonj- 2. SO 2.20 derson just made the finals, slip-; Louis Cardinals shut out the Sanruns, tripled to bring in the Yan- with a double in the sixth and a Eloise (Staati) - 2.40 ping home in 10th position in t Yesterday's 74 was a comedown Francisco Giants, 2-0, on the kees' first run, walked once and single in the eighth. Time—2:11.1. Aliio started: Kaola'a the same race. from Moody's superlative play in Dean. Darn Slick. Maryl&nri Boy, Slated For three-hit pitching of Larry Jack- grounded out twice. At Chicago, after the Cubs' Purpl* Comet, Averlll'd Dick. Mosel Leads Pete Jones. Bay Head Y.C.,. son and the Pittsburgh Pirates The Tigers, struggling to stay Dick Drott had scored his first the tourney's first two rounds on Si-r-ond race—1 m., race, W50. nil 1:30. Monday and Tuesday, when he Kenny Vic (Romano) .4.80 4.iH> 3.00 won the first elimination race.! split a doubleheader with the in the American League pennant pitching victory since June 14, Townpr HanoveiHC.Abba'lloi 8.20 4.40 Youth League shot a 69 and a 68. Lovely Newport (DUD... — -- S 40 By Two In John Applegate of Beachwoodj Chicago Cubs. race, were the victims of two1959, the Pirates bounced back to Time—2:10.4. -Also iUrtert: Sadie Jo, Y.C. was runnerup and Dougi The Cubs won the first game, men in their loss to the Orioles. snap a four-game losing streak. On Wednesday he also shot a Johnny Maplecroft, Captain Jake, MIDDLETOWN - The Middle- 74. Beach Gal. Tlmniy K. 11-4, when Dick Drott broke a Whitey Herzog drove'in all the Roberto Clemente knocked in DAILY DOUBLE (5-1) PAID W3.40 3-Ring Golf personal 11-game losing streak. Moody turned in an irregular Third race—1 m.. Pace, »750, oil 2:5(1. Boys' Division Baseball Leagues Baltimore runs with a home runthrfie of the Pittsburgh runs in Royal Laird cCowger)....8.20 *.6O 4.00 NEPTUNE (AP) — Defending Jet champion. Art Langc of The Pirates won the second, 4-3. and single while pitcher Jack the second game. Earl Francis, job yesterday. On the sixth he I>ave Herman (Dennis).. 4.40 3.20 will wind up their season this sank a 30-foot putt for a birdie champion'Stan Mosel of Essex Uv.Ue.te YC. placed fourth, j^— pTayoTgameTb^Veen The Yankees throtted a ninth Fisher stopped the Detroiters on with help from Roy Face, was the Time—2:10.3. Al.io starteil: Sudden Fells fired a 69 yesterday to Inning rally by the White Sox infive hits. winning pitcher. three. Surprise, Tag Hanover__.. _ .. Etta Mae, However, he took bogeys on theOhockoyotte Nan. Min.i Majesty's I.miy. continue in the lead in the sec- _ winning the final game of the The Los Angeles Angels 'behind > The Cincinnati Reds, who swept Fourth r«re—1 m.. Pare. (TOO, oil 3:SI.ond annual Three-Ring Charity! ith Rose Booz of the iiost-Rari-i- series at Yankee Stadium. eighth and ninth holes, both of Bhangrl l,i JlckiFir'U>11.20 53) 4.20 w h Rose Booz of thehostRari the pitching of Ryne Duren, had a the Los Angeles series and re- Norway (Ball.ird) . -- 3.60 3.20Open Golf Tournament at Asbury tan Y.C, runnerup and Olsen New York's Bill Stafford shut 2-1 lead over the Senators going gained the National League lead, which are easy par fours. Marlin lFlrettl> - -- 8.00 The Ia off serles lh Hinds' final round was a 78. Time—2:09.'.'. Miio «tartcl: Vunlnn PParkk GlGolff andd CtCountry CluClubb . j thirdthid . Bill CoxC , 33dd ,NNoroton ' P >' >s e best. out the White Sox for eight inn-into the sixth inning. The Senwer- e idle, as ,were the Dodgers. Lite, J. B's Honny, Mr. Quliit'm Scott, tw of ! rce o n a Ron Murphy of Fort Devans Ratlcllffe Hal, Copper L'p. Mosel had a 68 on opening day; Conn.,, was fourth. ' ° °« £ f^™* ^ Fifth race- 1 Pare, JIM), iff 3:47. Wednesday to give him a 137 The automatic qualities copped third with a 301, followed Marilyn C. (TInriorl .18.00 7.40 (.00 i ii^ nutuiuakii. ijuamio air'Tfif&* in BodiTiBii Park thrpe by Tom Glascock, another Fort Jean Retain* total. The 54-hole tourney ends'led .by defending national Black Angel (D .led .by defending national JetS^^^ames will be played - one Devans player, at 305. Time --2:08.1. AHo Shorty today. lohampioohampion Calvin Englpngle of ....he. jfor 97nd ,„ Jd 7 Phillies Lose 20th Straight Ann 8ueces« one Purdue, Helen Direct. Glascock also took the prize for Charles Huckaby of Ridgewood island Heights Y.C. Eagle won|for Gem, Sputnik Tasa, Scratched: Kay'i also shot a 69 yesterday to move for low putts with a 72-hole total of True. Monmouth Boat Club's spring 12-year-o!d players. It i 110. y- -MUtli race- -I in., Pace, $150. oil 4:15.from fourth to second place with s ex- ISUSir Mite (Manning).. 2i.W) lO.nil (l.iin Jet 14 series'this year. pected that both leagues wTOeM Fort Monmouth's Ralph Falk Scotti — 7.40 5. a 139 total. The other qualifiers are thejstrong leams Game, 7-6, For New NL Record Prudent Song tyulnni. 6. SO would up eighth at 320 while Time—2:11. Al»o ntartert: Neighbor Hottest golfer of the day was second through fifth finishers in| Followine theE am« thP divl another local golfer, Jim Mohler, ly, First Mate. "Boy Tempered. Pep. EdH Famulp»m,iia3 ontf Gallopinr.niinninog Hill i»rt „„„..',. M..i;„-„!- k-u .* »ouowng we games, tne aivt Associated Preai nati Reds of 1914. record—a break-even figure theyl anothe per's Reward, I^ist lionny did not r. . year'-. s. National, s held at|i^>\#isioni winuui navnavee ,a picnic in the haven't hit all season. j landed in ninth at 321. finisli. with a 68, which, with his even d Md and the permanent The Philadelphia Phillies, hop- While wiping out that stigma Oxford, Md. and the permanent; park It js expected that cham- of the past, the present day In the senior division, Vaughn Seventh race—1 I'are. (HAD. 4:42pa. r 72 in the first round gave rear teg to build a winner, have in- They lost No. 20 when Lee Seacoast (Camdeni .. G.60 3.40 3.20 — - commodore Howard S,d-|pionshipawards wiI|b c presented Braves ran their winning streak Pontius of Fort Devans edged out Forrest Hanovon I'arrinjrtotn 3,'20 2.S0him 140 and put him in third M 8hts Che des gn stead put together the longest Maye walked in the 11th inning Irlnh All (Adanio) — - 4.80 lu ?."fi ',1 ' -Ut that time. Division chairman to seven and edged within a half- and came around on Frank Boll- Joe Blizzard of Camp Kilmer by Time — 2:07.1. Also started: Ruth place. ier of the Jet 14 craft. losing streak any National one stroke. Lybrook. Grateful Ray, Elaine Spen- Charlie Sifford of Los Angeles, j — M'MMMIIKS- jBill Smythe and team managers League team has had to suffer game of third place San Fran- ing's sacrifice, an error, a walk cer, Rrook Chimes, Stars 'N Strlpei. l«t HMCH — 1. Pets Jones ;'arc in charge. cisco. The Giants were knocked to Ed MaShews and a one-out Pontius' 72-hole total was 320,Klghth raee— 1 m., Parr. (1,000. 5:09. top ranking Negro player in the through since the turn of the while Bliziard fired a 321. Going ny BBil! l (Rosino).. .5.80 3.BO country, came home with a 70 century. off 2-0 by the St. Louis Cardi- single by Al Spangler. Jack Farg' (Tinder) . . -- 12.60 nals and the three-hit pitching of Baldschun loser into the final round, Pontius held Lady EllnbethtCAbbatlellol for 142, good for fourth place They lost their 20th in a row (4-3) was the Time—2:05.J. Also started: Challdale Larry Jackson. The Braves trail and Don Nottebart (4-6) the win-a two-stroke lead, but Blizzard's Ron, Rhythm KM. Fltcllett's Filly, in ttie standings. Ahoy! AH ye boat-loving mates last night, and they lost it the Dukewyri, Klarn Hanover. Cincinnati's first place Reds, ner, both In relief. 82 coupled with Pontius' 83 pared Ninth rmee—1 m.. Tare, Sfl.' Junior Walker of NewYorki? hard way—twice coming from who like the second place Los After blowing a 2-0 lead when;'1 down one more- Proud Sir iBowmani ...29.40 12,'JO 6.20 City led the.amateurs in the tour-i* behind, only to twice blow leads, Wynawa-y (Walters) 1.20. 4.00 1 Angeles Dodgers were idle, by the Phils scored three in the Two strokes back in third came Boh Dee (Jaejert — 3.20 ney with a 73 and 147 total. Be- • before ""finally losing, 7-C, in 118'/2 games. Edward Cutin of Picatinny Ar- Time—2:11.4 Also itarted: Major's hind him in the amateur ratings second inning, the Braves' went Pet. Beach Heail. Mighty Moody. Play- YEAR-END Innings at Milwaukee. senal, i was James Caldwell of Brooklyn, « Pittsburgh and Chicago split ahead 4-3 on Maye's fifth-inning wright. Scratched: Peter Bohemia. While Cleveland, a long ago Helen Cruickshank of Fort Dix Tenth race—1 m., Pace, IfMO. alt frM with 149. | a doubleheader, the Cubs win- home run. And when the Phils Mlfl» Afton (Shllesl 6.40 3.BO 3.00 * National League entry, set the won the women's crown. Capt. Billion Hanover (L'mslearti 9.20 4.60 Yesterday the unwieldy field of * ning 11-4 before the Pirates rallied for another three-run in- Mlaa Sally B. (Kelly* .... - — 3.20 all-time record for consecutive ning, in the seventh, Joe AdCruickshan- k shot a 345,49 strokes Time—J:10.4. Alaj). itarlej: Martha 274 was trimmed to 45 pros and CLEARANCE pulled out a 4-3 decision" in the ahead of runnerup Helen Carroll, Direct. Grand Wiiiconaln, Willa Quliv losses with 24 in 1899, only three cock's two-run homer pulled the Ion, hay F. Velocity. 15 top amateurs for the final * post-1900 teams ever before lost Braves even in the eighth. West Point. Attendance, 11171 — Handle, I4M.ISI round. The pros are shooting at In the American i League, Led by Moody, defending cham- $3,000 in prizes. * af^nany as 20 in a row. AURoger Maris and Mickey Mantle Ken Boyer drove in both of * were American League clubs— the Cards' runs with a sixth-in- pion West Point captured the In the six runnings of the So- Bill Hanun-of Stamford, Conn., * failed to hit a home run, but the team event with 1,258 strokes forrority Stakes for 2-year-old fillies fired a hole-in-ohe yesiarday on BOATS the Boston Red Sox of 1906, andNew York Yankees trim-ned the ning double and an eigMi-inning the Philadelphia As of 1916 and single off southpaw Mike MeCor- four men. at Monmouth Park six different Uie 174-yard par three fifth hole. and Chicago White Sox, 5-3, for a jockeys have won the New Jer- 1943. mick (9-12)) . Jackson (9-9), ppitch- A Fort Dix foursome coppepp d jy Despite his a\e, amateur four-game bulge over Detroit. sey ffeature. The old National League high, ing the third three-hitter ofh hithshe team prize in the senior di- Hamm was eliminated from the MOTORS * The second place Tigers lost, tumey. His score yesterday was or low, if you prefer, since 1900 3-1, to Baltimore. Clevaiand de- career and first shutout of the * was 19, set by the Boston .Braves sea£on walk a man in 81 giving him a 169 total, notj feated Boston, 4-3, in M innings, j good enough to qualify for the' of 1906 and tied by the Cinoin- and Washington beat the Lobeatins g the Giants for the sev- enth straight time since opening! Major Leagu final round. LAPSTRAKE \ Angeles Angels, 4-3, in the only Stan Mosel, Ensf* Fells. 68-60 1.17. FRESH DAILY other games scheduled. day last season. Charles Huckaby, Riclgewoort. 70-60— Dick Brott KB). Eil Fnmulii. Oallonlng Hill. 72-«8— MOULDED PLYWOOD \ The young oharges of young j in 11 HO. riia+les Sifford, Los AnKelfs. 72- decisions going back to June 14, 7(1 l«2. William Bishop, Pnllailelphln, manager Gene Mauch of the d 70-73—H3. Joseph Perry, SprlnpleM, Phils have faced every club in 1959, won the opener in relief Masj.. 72-71 -US. Pet* Brown. Jr.. * Jat-kmm. Miss.. 71.72—143. Sgt. C1UI all outboard hulls! CHUM the NL but the Dodgers since for the Cubs, who counted four \ * home runs, two by Ernie Bank5, starting their losing streak after By The A««oclated Preii BAIT & TACKLE a 4-3 victory over San Francisco in a 13-hit spree against Wilmer on July 28. They've lost six toMizel! (6-9) and two relievers, j (Time if EST) HEADQUARTERS Pittsburgh, four' each to. CinTh- e Bucs then wen tihe second SAVINGS UP TO 4- • SKIN DIVING EQUIP. cinnati and St. Louis, three to game as Bob Clemente drove in AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE * '' W L Pet. G.B. L Pet. G.BDicksi. e Hoyt> 3d » • MARINE HARDWARE Chicago, two to San Francisco three runs with a pair of sin- w 4- gles. Earl Francis (2-5) waj theNew York . .79 .(64 Cincinnati ...73 « .611 4- • 24-hr. SELF SERVICE ICE and one to Milwaukee in 4- time. Fourteen of the defeats winner and Jim Brewer (0-6) theDetroit 75 .630 Los Angeles 69 44 .611 1 In Nationals • BOAT ACCESSORIES loser. Baltimore 69 .566 San Francisco (2 51 .549 8 * were on the road. 407b * Cleveland _ 12 .521 Milwaukee 61 .545 8V AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) - Dicksie This was their seventh one-run Ann Hoyt, 15, of Fair Haven, defeat and first extra-inning set- Chicago ~*...6O .504 St. Louis 58 .504 IS FOR SALE CHEAP! .463 N. J., finished third yesterday JULIAN'S back in the streak, during which Freehold Sets Boston _ 57 Pittsburgh 55 .491 1158 Jersey Speed Skiff with New (Z5 hrt.) Los Angeles 51 .429 Chicago 48 .421 in the girl's tricks division at the they also officially were elimi- 19th annual National Water Ski S15 H. P. Old's Engine Rt. 36 Atlantic Highlands nated from the pennant race with Minnesota -51 .428 Philadelphia 30 .263 40VJ Wagering Mark Washington 50 .427 Thursday's Results Championships. Open Sun. S A. M. to 3 P. M. their 78tih loss, at Pittsburgh Kansas City 43 .364 Milwaukee 7, Philadelphia The event was won for the Open DaUy 6 A. M. to 7 P. M. Aug. 11. That made it mathe- third straight year by Vlcki Van matically impossible for the FREEHOLD — A record week- Thursday's Remits (night, 11 innings) Saturday 5 A. M. to 7 P. M. Hook, 17, of Long Beach, Calif. ANGLER'S MARINA Phils to finish with even-a .500 day turnout and handle witnessed Cleveland 4, Boston 1 (night, 14 Chicago 11-3, Pittsburgs 4-4 Dreamy Bill an JSeacoast Bill take innings) St. Louis 2, San Fransicso 0 1300 OCEAN AVE. SE 2-0204 SEA BRIGHT » the co-feature dashes yesterday Washington 4, Los Angeles S Onlv games scheduled Middletown afternoon al Freehold Raceway. New York 5, Chicago 5 Today's Games and Probable The attendance of 8,171 was 1,179Baltimore 3, Detroit 1 Pitchers Softball Loop better than the previous high andOnly games scheduled Pittsburgh (Sturdrvant 24) ati the handle of $486,976 was $15,785 Chicago (Ellsworth 1-7) 2: JO LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS Today's Games and.Probable Loorl's Pier Bar 7, Molly Pitcher more than the previous best. Pitchers p.m. Dreamy Bill proved wide awake St. Louis (Gibson 8-9) at Cincin- Hornet 5 in the Edison Township pace co-New York (Coates 93) at Cleve- nati (Johnwm *-l or Hunt 9-9), Standings feature, soaring down the stretch land (Grant 114), 8 p.m. 9:05 p.m. W L Pet. to earn a picture victory over Boston (Monbouquette 8-11) aLot s Anqelei (Dryidalo 10-7). at Loorl's Pier Bar 11 3 .786 Wells Fargo. The 8-year-old Jul- Detroit (Kline 3-7), 9:15 p.m. San Francisco (O'Dell 4-4 or Jersey Blue Jays .10 3 .789 STOP! ian Eosino-driven horse raced the Baltimore (Barter 14-9) at Wash- Jones 7-7), 11:15 p.m. Molly Pitcher Hornet .10 S .M7 :,; mile in 2:05.3 and paid $5.80 for ington (McCIain 7-18), 8: OS p.m. Philadelphia (Owens 1-7) at Mil-Idle Hour Bar 7 8 .4*7 and see our ALL NEW two dollars. Dreamy Bill is owned Minnesota (Pascual 10-12) at Los waukee (Burdette 14-8) 9 p.m. Herb's Place 4 » .108 by Mary Catanio of Dumont. Angeles (Grba 5-11), 11 p.m. Saturday's Schedule Leonardo Sportsmen ...0 14 .000 BEAR WHEEL Seacoast took the associate fea- Chicago (Herbert 8-10) at Kansas Philadelphia at Milwaukee, 2:30 BOM ling Loop Out ture, the Don Cornell Pace.with City (Shaw 7-11 or Ditmar 2-7), p.m. a 2:07.1 mile effort. Assuming the 9 p.m. Pittsburgh at Chicago. 2:30 p.m. For Playerg, Team* ALINEMENT van at the midway mark, the 5- Saturday's Schedule Los Angeles at San Francisco, 4 KEYPORT — The Keyport year-old roan gelding had enough Baltimore at Washington, 1:30 p.m. Businessmen's Bowling league 'NITE 30-Lap Feature finishing kick to hold off Forrest p.m. St. Louis at Cincinnati, 9:05 p.m. is looking for additional players] and Barret Brake Shop Hanover. Seacoast paid $6.60 to and teams. New York at Cleveland, 2 p.m. Sunday's Schedule MAKE KMLIOW r ' 8:30 p.m. 20-Lap Novice Race win. Boston at Detroit, 2: SO p.m. Philadelphia al Milwaukee The League bowls at Middle- NEED 7t& $9.95 CMtPUUSTDONESOt? Kenny Vic made it t0 the win-Chicago at Kansas City, 3: SO p.m. 2:30 p.m. town Lanes ' UNEVEN TlfilWEAR? JUT, ner's circle in the second race Minnesota at Los Angeles, Louis at Cincinnati, 2:30 p.tn 7 p.m. SEWlCE SPEC/AL?HWNT END SHIMMY? for the first time in 14 outings, p.m. Pittsburgh at Chicago, 2:30 p.m To join, contact John Oayies, ireturning $4.80 and completing a Sunday's Schedule Los Angeles at San Francisco, I Evening Summer Courses is! I daily dmihlp pnv-nff nf ?63 40 \ Buena, Bob, $15.60 was the first race victor. | In Electronics Now Forming 3 New York at Cleveland (2), 1:30 o'i lft •ALAMO MONT WMOU Alr-Conditioned gin in the race for the year's I WHBtl JtOUIU) major league mark by striking Open Every Night Pr^owon b#laiu« both t' Classrooms jockey honors. During the first out four Chicago White Sox in six months he had 197 winners, one inning. On June 9 at Boston to (Orrvct trt*r«« « 46 more than runner up Willie Duren set a new American Until I TWO STATE APPROVED COURSES Shoemaker and 62 more than Bill League record by fanning seven r«r jnrvia »Y •AciotY.nuuMso ixrem OFFERED IN THE EVENINGS! Hartack, the 1960 leader. straight Red Sox. EMCCTnONICS ALOEBRA Jt Frank Porter's Ohmi Ii>w, D.C. circuit, Tnio. cocnsB Factoring, function* 9 P.ArV A.C. clrcull. bulMIni raiilo rrapha. quadratic kit. tra-mmltter, black and n FOR THE SUMMER, EXCEPT SATURDAYS. white TV, color TV. tramli- logarlthma trlxnrtnmftrle RENT A CAR or RED BANK TIRE CO. torl anrl prlnlr lut Onxf 1S6J BUICK CKOTURT eonirerUMe —1*58 PONTMC, fecit of condition. Ke-w BAROAINg — dean UM Ddii ttM.t unvt* amn TDIirsW 20—Friday, August 18, 1961ireaUd tn forming ear 'pool. CHI Power steering, brakes, windows, top, AT 1-0711. new tire*, leather uphotetery* I3w. u« radio, hater. *uek mat. *-i. 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Sacrificing "54 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon, auto., R&H $ 395 your chance to get that ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED '53 PONTIAC 2-Dr. Hardtop, equipped $ 250 second car as we must •53 BUICK Super 4-Dr., power 34,000 original miles... $ 295 AUTOMOBILES NEW FORD STOCK INVENTORY mate room for late i.iodel '53 PLYMOUTH-,4-Dr. Belvedere Sedan, OD, R&H $ 195 19 E. Newman Spr'gs Rd. trades. -— First Line Specials BUFFIA SH 7-4500 Open Eves. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS L DICK and BOB MATTHEWS HIGHWAY 35 NEW 1961 THUNDERBIRDS AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY • WHILE THEY LAST Renault • Volvo • Peugeot • Triumph LI 2-1020 STOCK NO. A390 White Hardtop Reg. List $4542.00 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9. SH 1-5886 EATONTOWN SAVE STOCK NO. A334 Red Hardtop Reg. List $4542.00 STOCK" NO. A379 Beige Hardtop Reg. List $4542.00 STOCK NO. A382 Black Hardtop Reg. List $4542.00 NOW! STOCK NO. A384 White Hardtop Reg. List $4542.00 STOCK NO. A398 Black Hardtop Reg. List $4542.00 85 1961 EQUIPMENT INCLUDES: Cruis-o-matic, power steering, power brakes, whitewalls, movable steer- FORDS MERCURYS ing wheel, underrating, padded, $ 70' x dash, transistorized radio, Magic- Aire heater, plus! •Blui P. E. Taxes 3420 FALCONS COMETS TRUCK DEPARTMENT THUNDERBIRDS 1961 ECONOLINE—Pick-up. Yellow, heater and defroster. Reg. Ret. $2200 CONTINENTALS Sale Price $1697.07

1961 ECONOLINE—pick-up. Green, heater, defroster. Reg. Ret. $2200 Sale Price $1695.51 CIRCLE YEAR-END 1961 HALF TON—pick-up. Heater, defroster, red. Reg. Ret. $2397 CHEVROLET CO. Sale Price $1704.49 IS GOING TO CLEARANCE 1961 FLASH SIDE—pick-up. Four wheel drive, heavy duty tires, heater, de- froster, four-speed transmission, including snow plow. Reg. Ret. $3700 Sale Price $2891.07 PASS YOU SOME OF THE HOTTEST BUYS AROUND!

SPECIALS SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 •61 tBIRD Hardtop LIST Moo- Full Power, Air-Cond., Leather Upholstery $5605.61 $377/ MONMOUTH ST. and MAPLE AVE. RE^ BANK '60 FORD Starliner Two-Door Hardtop RES. (MOO I YOU'LL SCORE Red and white, V-8, auto., R/H, etc. Mint cond. $2195 «P ' ©7 ' '57 DODGE Lancer Hardtop RES. d"7OC USED Auto., Power Steering $1095 $/7O WITH EVERY OK USED CAR "58 FORD Fairlane 500 Town Victoria • REG. *OO I Bronze and white, V-8, auto., P.S., R/H $1395 $7/1 YOU BUY FROM US. CARS '56 MERCURY Montclair Hardtop , RES. ttOOC Really Loaded . $1095 $079 '56 FORD Custom Ranch Wagon Fordomatic 495. '55 LINCOLN Capri Hardtop Coupe 595. '56 FORD Country Sedan REG. *TQC NO ONE WILL STOP YOU '56 FORD Country Sedan, FOM, Power Steering 695. Auto., Perfect, V-8, P.S., R/H. , $895 - $/70 "57 FORD Custom "300" Tudor, FOM .'... 695. '58 FORD 6 Cyl. Ranch Wagon -.. 795. '53 FORD Sedan, Like New (Reg. $395) „,....; $295 WHEN YOU TELL THEM YOU'RE GOING '57 FORD Del Rio Ranch Wagon 895. '57 FORD Convertible Coupe, Fordomatic 895. '59 THUNDERBIRD, Full Power, ^jCjinjdjtioned I ' '57 FORD Country Sedan Station Wagon, FOM, PS 950. '59 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-Dr., Power-Flite 1095. Reg. Ret. $2895 :::..;.. v ;. L.Sale Price $2491 TO THE PLACE OF OK USED CARS '58 FORD Fairlane Fordor, FOM, Power Steering... 1050. '58 FORD Nine-Passenger Country Sedan FOM 1095. '55 PONTIAC Convertible V-8, Auto, P.S., Extra Sharp '59 FORD 6 Cyl. Custom 300 Tudor. 1095. Reg. Ret. $845 ... : Sale Price $591 '58 FORD Fairlane 500 Victoria.. . 1150. FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO *56 CHRYSLER New Yorker Sta. Wag. Full Power..._...1195. '58 FORD Retractable Conv. Real sharp. Auto., V-8, P.S., R/H '58 CHEVROLET Brookwood Station Wagon P-Gl. 1195. Reg. Ret. $1695 ' ' S | p j $ 1391 '58 FORD Country Squire, Fordomatic .'...... 1295. a e r co '60 FORD 6 Cyl. Fairlane Tudor Sedan .. 1250. •60 FALCON Custom 2-Dr. Sedan 1395. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. '60 FORD 6 Cyl. Fairlane "500" Fordor 1395. |/|% AI I MOTORS INC. '58 MERCURY Monterey 4-Dr., Full Power 1595. 325 MAPLE AVE. '58 LINCOLN Hardtop Coupe 1695. •A ^J •II | THl- CHORE'S FASTEST RED BANK '60 FORD 4-Dr. Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic 1795. '58 IMPERIAL Southampton, Full Power, Very Nice 1895. •I II III I GROWING FORD DEALER GMAC—TERMS OPEN EVENINGS. '61 COMET 4-Dr. Sedan, Automatic, 8,500 Miles 1895. '61 FALCON Custom 2-Dr., Fordomatic, 6,500 Miles 1895. Illllf LL 671 BROADWAY SH 1-3130 '60 MERCURY Monterey 2-Dr. Hardtop, MOM PS._ _2450. ^ ^m^m LONG BRANCH CA 2-3600 NEW ECONOLINE Pickups with Heater. _..".._ 1695. AUTOS AND TRUCKS IOATS I ACCESSOR,!! HELP WANTED-MA1E HELP •WANTED-MALE FOR SALE FOR SALE APARTMENTS RED BANK REGISTER 5« COTVRQZJW—B« Air. Convert!- UASSAGI BWIPUXNNT - Tor tea.tea. HED iVi aod IU room*. riday, Auguit 18, 1961—21 Me. Automatic, power steering, new SALESMEN BRING YOUR HOLLERS or *alel , WmF tli ttUnr SOUTH JIMJCT Heal and utilitieuties Includedcluded. MonthlMoy top $1,225 ftutu Bros. PonUac 2M MJRGICAL. SB M rental. J90-113535 . CCOO ««SS«-«SSJ or PolloPll f Broad 8t. Ee4 Btnx. EH 1-tUO. A & B BOAT SALES Plan your day and your futttr* with uu. NEW VYKOCEL WINDOW IHADE* Agency CO 4-HU. fax on -wbU* you wilt. TWO-PIBCB «ctloriel HMe-a-bed Mt JJ58 BUICK—Special two-door hirdloji OHers AH aim to W J50: femr-feumer ges range 115. CO 4- THREE ROOUS and baih. Walk'lii doc- HOUSES rom RENT Automatic. A tremendous bay. 11, US, • BEST PRICES STOP m FOR A SPOT OF BREAKFAST . .. 222t KUr i. eU. foyer. All uttftUei supplied. Select OVZL. TWO-BBDRG0M n>llt. Ot*n tlM Brof. Pootlic, a* Brad 1L, • UKOKIT WIXOTIOS replace, tin bitu, oil bts t. rurnlsbtd. ! BH HIM, YOU' JtrlAY STAY FOR A CAREER! $1..19 VEKBER CABINET lv HI-FI • moanrr QUAUTX ea. eellcrit condition, phone bei v -- eautllul vltw. Rept rtupn«Me. 31 Bay- 1957 OUXMOBILE — Four-dsor On tU b«u<, motori aod irtiieix M p.m. RU 1-2291 LRNISHKL'RNISHKD three roomj mod bbathth.. Ida prlve, Atlantic HighMtnas, Automatic, rial nf« car. SWI. i Also a complete Uns ol pilots, bird. ATTEND PREMIER SHOWING OF THE NEW PROWN'S rlv.te entrance. Alll utilitiestiliti . 980980. HI . Rfcseaj UPRIGHT FREEZER *100. Must sell by KDWWOVTH BEACH — Septcftiber to Bros. Pontlac, 399 Broad St., Red Bank, wire, water ikli end accessories. TECHNICOLOR FILM .... c 3W2 KBro*< BU]3 f»t., AN- DRe SELd BankL inytbin. SHf 1-T50tod0 ___ 122 June, furnished three bedrooms. Oat, ihtit prices- Saturday. Call SH 1-7046 for appoint- BH I-BJSB. •vtrytbtng. Glv* th« nightit prices- ment to 'see.* ;ED BANK — Unfurnished one-bed- it water heat, larce screened porcb, DISCOUNTDISC S TO 4m, air conditioned apartment. Resl- •wly decorated. W3. CA 9-3419. 1958 PLYMOUTH — Six cylinder eta- 35 Middletown. SB 1-3211 Op.n «v«. 2500 FACE BRICK — 3c each AS Is, tion wagon, standard transmission, Our product li the romantic sale of the fabulous General Development »ntlal neighborhood. Convenelnt to UMSON — Colonial three bedrooms, SA50 Raaiaa Bros. Pontlac, 3B5 Brotd • A*B BOAT SALBI l ttH B P IB- haul yourself. >wntown. Excellent, condition. Xear- Hwy. Beltord properties ID Florida. Our famoui plan of only |1Q down and 910 OS 1-0042 replace, tunroom. full cellar, hot wa- St., Red Bank. BH 1-5X80, Between Keanaburg and monthly hai enabled ui to become one of the nation*• large*t aalei mnd lease, 5115 month. All utilities r oil heat, detached two car garage, BUNK irnished except electric Weart-Nemelh j pets, small family, lease, S150 per 1959 PONTIAO — Two-door. Automatic, Atlantic Highland! organization*. ency, SH 1-2240. - - power steering, 11,795, Rassas Bros. 1 THIS BEDS onth; Winter Rental - Furnished two 767-5000 • Highest Commissioni Plus • Profit Sharing Bonui Program LI 2-2475 Ktrooma, no pet*, adults, S1Q0 per Fnntlac, 395 Broad St., Red Bank. 8H > • Be Trained By One Of Our Top Salei Managers • Technicolor 1.5180.' - BARGAIN - Any boat you want to COLDSPOT REFRIGERATOR onth. Dennis K. Byrne, Realtor, I W. own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- Audio-Vliual Aldei • We back you with advertising In Look. Headers cellent condition. Call COMMERCIAL RENTALS Ivei Jtoad, RUmson 1-1150. 1957 PONTIAC — Chieftain Catallna rangements completed In one call at Digest and other top national publications which bring leads, leadt, LAWYER WAS BH 7-01S4 coupe. Automatic, radio and heater, any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH leads . . . STORE FOR RENT — On White St 1935. nauas Bros. Pontlac, 395 Broad COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1- If you are interested In a career rather than a "job" ... If you are ALMOST NEW RCA Whirlpool 14 cu. Call your own broker or Call SH T- St.. Red Bank 8H 1-&18Q. 1OW. ft. refrigerator, 1250. Call 787-5765, If 100. WANTED TO RENT Interested in immediate high earnings . . , and If you are anxious to A POOR RISK io answer call 787-4077. 1958 CHEVROLET — Bel Air four-door EVINRUDE ZEPHYR OUTBOARD S work hard to attain key management positions, then It will pay you to ODGE ROOM for rent. Center of ED BANK AREA. — Professional, sin- gndan Automatic, radio and heater, h-P; Very good condition. »35. Call SH TV 12" table model, 815. RCA 17" >wn. Could be used also lor office le gentlemen wishes one room fur- S705 Rassafl Broi. Pontlac, 395 Broad 1-1817 after 5 p.m. or weekends. JOIN US FOR BREAKFAST ON SATURDAY, AUG. 19 and 21" table models from S30: Call iace Approximately 2.4On sq. ft. Write shed apartment. Ground floor. Yearly. Bt., Red Bank. BH 1-51811. Hi let hli credit ratine *l'p "»y SH 1-0901. 'LODGE" Box 511. Red Bsnk. uit be central. Write "Single" Box 1860 SHELTER CABIN SKIFF, 24' down and WEB forced , to return II,. Red Bank. 1955 CADILLAC — Sedan. Automatic, Cnryaler Ace, Shlp-to-shore radio. Ex- 10 A.M. SHARP AT NORGE REFRIGERATOR — Good con- FFICE SPACE FOR RENT — On power steering, 1795 Rassas Broi. Pon- tras. Sea at Atlantic Highland! Ma- thre* rooms of furniture. Reliable dition, reasonable. !wy. 35, Mlddletown. Ideal for profes- ANTED—Refined lady deslrei pleai- tlac. 395 Broad St., Red Bank. BH rina, Pier six, Berth 41. BH 7-0800. parly can pick up unpaid balances SH 1-6195 lonal use. For information call 8H 1' it room with kitchen privileges, pref- 1-5160. ^^_ •_ • M. KRONE ASSOCIATES, INC. 534. ranly near First Presbyterian Church, 19' MAHOGANY LAP FINLANDER, 50 of |17$ with paymenti of $2.50 a WALLPAPER SALE •- Last call. Pal ed Bank. Call after 6 p.m. RU 1-0401. 1957 BUICK — Special. Two-door hard- n.p. Evlnrude. A-l shape. Many extras. HWY. 35 C/4 -mile north of Circle) EATONTOWN week. Household comlsti of 12- erns formerly lo $2.50 now Iflc. Some ONO BRANCH — 210 Broadway. 100% top. Automatic, power steering, $895. Asking 11.650 BH 7-4642 or see at : formerly S3.95 and J4.5O now 40c. Color- catlon. $150 per month. 1,000 sq. ft. OUPLE AND TEENAGE boy desire Rassas Bros. Fontlac, 395 Broad fit., Connor'i Hotel, Highlands. pc, living room, 10pc. modern bed- est Co. 13 Broad St., Red Bsnk ultable many linra. Inquire Wagner o-hedroom apartment or house vldn- Red Bank. BH 1-5180, room, 5-pc. dinette with all acces- arkct Co., 790 Broad St., Newark. ly New Monmouth. Call 08 I-S235 »ft- JET 8AILBOAT — Olsen with Carry DOUBLE BED, mattress and box spring (Arlcpt 2-0173. r $ p.m. 1956 MERCURY — Four-door hardtop Craft trailer, canvas cover, Dacron HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WANTED-MALE lories Including flatware, silver, lamp table with maple finish. Mlscel etc. Plus a guaranteed refrlgera- : laneous Items. SH 7-3371. I3TINCTIVE, first-floor offices Mod Automatic, power steering, loaded. 1725. sail*. Only used ten hours. Moving to WOMAN with own car who can shop Raasas Bros. Fontlac, 395 Broad St., 1500 |100 prl OIL COMPANY tor. rnlzed Colonial structure. Broad St., Red Bank. SH 1-5180. K'^'? "" ° " and must be excellent cook, fur small WURLITZER SPINET, mahogany, sev- ihrewBbury. 000 sq, ft. available In FURNISHED ROOMS family, from mid-afternoon until alter Operating nationally, Hal opening for en years old, excellent playing condi- our or five rooms. Can be divided Into 1961 PRIZE WINNING Mercury station 14' SAILBOAT Dacron sails, stain- dinner, alx-day week, salary 950. Must experienced salesman In local protected tion. Asking $475. SH 15184. lirce units with separate entrance. A. ED BANK — Single, double. Near wagon, white with mahogany paneling, :e»s rigging, very good condition. In hava excellent references. Call 8H 7- area. Should hava loma knowledge of "red Maffeo Agency, SH 1-9333 -alns, busses, shops. Couple, gentle- red and white Interior, lull power, fully water now. J450. Call CO 4-3157. ._>. 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. or avenlngs larm, construction, or other heavy equip- FIELD FURNITURE an preferred. 8H 1-1858 after 5 p.m. equipped. CA 2-7<66, t 7:30 to 10:30. 'OR. PROFESSIONAL — Or other use. 33' CC COMMANDER 1956, twin engine, ment. Attractive commission program MERCHANDISE WANTED leat and oil, utilities Included. CO i URNISHED ROOM — Private; home, i960 RED AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 de- WAITRESSES AND FOUNTAIN OIRL3 make atarting weekly Income of (ISO WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT many extras. Excellent condition. Re- PIANOS and muslca.1 Instruments ,333. Dr. E. J. BUderback. e location. Beautiful, large room. luxe under 8,000 miles. duced for quick aale. CA 2-5101. — Experienced. Year-round poiltlona. to $200 possible. Bonus, Ufa Insurance, II 7-1062. HH 7-0095 Apply In person Howard Johnson, Hwy. .nd hoBpltallzatlon program. Extensive KEYPORT, N. J. wanted. Highest prices paid, H. Ten SAILBOAT — Comet No. 295, dacron 35, Mlddletown. ^ompany training. For personal Inter- zar. 309 Main 81. Lakewood or fox •URNISHED ROOM In private, home. I960 VAUXHALL — Maroon with grey sails, fiberglass bottom. view write resume ol experience to 22 EAST FRONT STREET croft 3-2190. HOUSES FOR RENT Ian accomodate one or two. Kitchen Interior. Fully aquVpped, one owner. SH 1-0160 SECRETARY — STATE AGE, EXPER- — Call rlvllcges can b« arranged. Nice loca- SH 70421 after a or BH 1-9713, IENCE AND QUALIFICATIONS TO Mr. Stahly M. Underwood MULCH HAY WANTED SHREWSBURY — Nice bunjalow for lon, near bus. 8H 1-7770. 1957 OWENS, 22' Express. Settling es- •SECRETARY," BOX 511, RED BANK. LUBRICATION ENGINEERS, INC. for appointment dial CO 4-3020 SH 7-1300 or wo, paneled living-dining room, large 1960 SIMCA four-door Aronde deluxe, tate. Cnrls Craft fresh water cooled Box 7128 OB 1-2070 (lichen, bath- OH warm air heating TWO LADIES or workingking: mother with black, radio and heater, neat covers, 95 h.p. engine with 130 hours. Bleeps WAITRESS, hours 7-2 no Sundays, Fort Worth, Texas STORE HOURS: Monday thru ANTIQUES - Paintings. N. J.Atlas' ystem. JIM) per month with option to hildhild , prlvatlt t hhome . WrltWlt t P . O. Box 12 000 miles. Best offer, RU 11704. two. Many extras. In water, own Over 18. Call in person, Marathon Hazlel. dock. Evenlnga or weekends. SH 1-1751. Lunch, 79 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. Estates purchased and appraised. SH my. Near Broad St. 19M MERCURY MONTEREY. Very 7-2003. The Hudson Shop Inc.. «r {EAN8BURO — Large, airy room for ' cood condition. Snow tires. Terms »!4' PRAM — Good condition. SALES HELP part-time, evenings. Card Thursday & Friday evenings till i,road St.. Shrewsbury. wo. Parking space. Television up- * RU 1-2150 shop. Experience required. Write HELP WANTED-Male - Female 9:00 P.M. OLD FURNITURE -~ Antiques. China REDDEN AGENCY italrs. Season or all year. 767-5240. _ SH 7-1611 "Card". Box 511, Red Bank. " i?54 FORD CONVERTIBLE ~ glassware, art ohjrcts and bric-a-brac SHADYSIDE 1-56G0 UNCLE ROOMS — Clean and com- 1956 "T-BIRD" engine 22' CONVERTED LIFEBOAT, cabin, DKNTAL ASSISTANT — Haslet arta. REAL E8TATE SALES DYNA PAS — 2 pre-amp with stereo Immediate cash for anythtnc and every Multiple Listing Service Ttahle. Reaaouabla rates. Garage.. (Floor stick shllt. reeds some care) 25 h.p. Universal engine. Write in deull to "M.M.", Box 511, (J amplifier. These components used thing. Ruscll's, 25 East Front St. 811 ~ tcmleman preferred. 02 Wallace Et. SH 1-8666 by moat professions critics for jire- 1693. 101 Maple Ave. Cor. Bergpn PI . . »250 Red Bank. WE ARE LOOKING lit. 35 Red Bank IH 1-5392. PR 4-3878 aflir B p.m 18 CHIUS CRAFT Boa skiff, 1960. 105 clne musical evaluation of high fidelity OPERATOR ON DRESSES —' Section E'*or two persons who are interested In recordings nnrt KM Multiplex broad- ,AROK. CLEAN. COMFORTABLE 1959 OLD3MOBILE, four-door hardtop h.p., 32 miles oer hour, excellent con- work. 294 Market St., Perth Am- in exceptional Job opportunity. Mus JA.NV PUKNISHUD UENTALS - oom, two blocks rrom Broad St. Gentle- dltlon. Best offer. Transferal to Cal- casts. Recent complete test by factory ill prices and sizes. Ella Wiltshire Radio, heater, new tires. Perfect con- boy, N. J.*- je aggressive and have pleasant person laboratory. Condition as new. Any dem- PETS AND LIVESTOCK nan. Reasonable rate. SH 7-2249. ifornia. CA 2-2032 or RU 1-1704 Mlty. Here Is a chance to work will! .gency, 1480 Ocean Av«.. 8ea Bright. dition. Call LI 2-2222. MATURE experienced aecretary, sten- onstration. Call HO 2-5434 for appoint IE 2-0001 Open seven day*. [ICE COMFORTABLE ROOM near 195J 14' PENN YAN SWIFT with cen- l progressive organization. Your po ment. COLLIES — AKC, four months 1947 MO CLASSIC. Returning to Eng- ographer, policy writer for Insurance :ential to earn a substantial Income h six weeks. Handsome pups, Perinaneni IU.MMER HENTAL — Three rooms, >Mh and shower. Three window*. No land. Right hand drive. Perfect condi- ter deck steering and remote controls oliice Atlantic Highlands. Buses passing ither roomers. Gentleman. 811 7-3706. 1958 Johnson 35 h.p. motor. In water, only dependent upon your Initiative HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS. Baby hts.Ilraionable^LI 2-3563. iltchen, pantry, bath room. Furnished, tion. New engine. Original Lucas lights. office door. Reply stating qualifications For further details call, El wood A Car brought from London last July. ready to go. Call "Ruke," SH 7-4235. to P. O. Box 218, Atlantic Highlands. grand piano, chests of drawerfl, desks, iCH POODLES" — ;<0 week. Inquire 37 Oak St., Keans fEmf66^~NEXT~~TO Bath, private Armstrong Agency, Realtor, 555 Pros- chairs, sofas. SH 1-5430 or SH 1-1549. Black or brown, «!x w^eki old, excel- mrg. tome with or without kitchen privileges. Asking price J2000. RU 1-1203. 18' LAP3TRAKE FLYING FINN with DOMESTIC — SH clays week. pect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1-1500. Jar space, good location. SH 1-1271. 50 h.p. Evlnrude, fully equipped. Also HO GAUGE TRAINS — Large collec lent blood line. SH 1-5877 between 1 WIDE SELECTION OF MENTALS - 1980 BUICK LE SABRE Hardtop, full References. FULL OH PART-TIME sales. Are yoi tlon of engines, cars, track, switches, and 6. Evening! SH 1-3388, Furnished and unfurnished. Imraed. power low mileage. A-l condition, Michigan hydraulic trailer, 16 Warden Call SH 1-51S3. Ave., Rumson. RU 1-1379 capable of thinking in terms of doubling etc. Never used. (235. EH 7-4639 after FREE TO GOOD HOME — Femal ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency B.500. Call RU 1-0097. BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST — Some book- your present Income? Wholesale distri- 5:30 p.m. Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or dial SACRIFICE — Munt sell 21' Zobel Sea keeping experience required, growing butor of nationally advertised product seven months old spayed part beagle, U 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 1953 FORD STATION WAOON — Radio COMPLETE seven-room oil burning trained, good with children. OS 1-1451}. heater, dlrectlonals. Clean, runs good, Skiff, excellent condition Make offer. established company, own transporta- fast growing, proven business. Repea Call after 6 p.m. SH 1-8546. tion, good opportunity, salary open. •tics, bonus ftnd continuous over-ridei. lystem. Like new. Reasonable. DOG HOUSES — Beautifully rnauT~i $95 to Si:i> Pf.r Monti) Sf,. HOUSES FOR SALE |160. Call SH 7-4416 PR 5-6800. Wa need high calibre men and women CA 2-2847 THE BEnQ AGENCY " WATER SKIING! sturdy tongue-ln-groove cedar. Sea on 33 lllddletown 1955 THUNDERBIRD — Fully equipped to develop N.J. Nation wide TV spon- O. E DRYER, two. years old, display on Rte. 35 at Oakhural or for For safe, fast learning phone Family RELIABLE WOMAN — Own car, five lored program being released early OS 1-1000 'ORTAUPECK — Solidly-built, mod running condition. New paint Job Ski School tor appointment SH 1-1124. days, 11-4, housework, one child, (25 lent condition, 150. Information, call King'j Kennels, KE 1 Call SH 1-4169 5:30-6:30. Fall. Answer this ad 1( you are ener 1637. jlTTLK SILVKIt — Unfurnished. Six. well designed bungalow consisting Ft. of Maple Ave.. Red Bank. week. RU 1-2266. getlc and desire, and will work fo AT l-<102 TRIUMPH 1981TR 3. Yellow, wire room ranch, two bedrooms, l'. ng room with real woodburning the fringe on top. Boat, Ski & Scooter time. State age. education, experience, view, phone SH .1-7779, or SH 1-8923. five years old. SH 1-4975. slronR Aconcy. Realtor, 555 Prospecl ireplace, full sized dining room, 1959 FORD GALAXIE convertible, Center, 75 White St., Red Bank. SH 1- availability and salary desired. "EX- Rent A Piano $12 per Month Ave. Little Silver. SH 1-4500. black with white top, V-H, automatic 1124. PERIENCE," Box 511, Red Bank. WELTING OPERATOR experienced In modern kitchen with breakfast power steering, one owner, top con- hand bags. Also framers with some ex- KNABE. MASON-HAMLJN. SOH11ER UATAWAN Keven-room house, all 1m oom attached, three bedrooms, dition. OS 1-1830. 21' TROJAN CABIN CRUISER — Gray BABYSITTER wanted by the week, two perience. Call FO 3-8791 between 5- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT movements Steam heat, enclosed yard, marine engine, sleeps two. head, galley children 6 and 4, hours 7:30 to «:30. p.m. ABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. BTECK ;ood for children. Near ichools, trains, and modern bath. Full, dry base- 1958 OLDSMOBILE 88 tudor. powe; Ice box, completely equipped. In water Call 787-5370. Cookman Ave. A Main St., Asbury Pk. APARTMENTS IUT TEaneck 7-2138. SCHOOL BUS DRIVER — MALE OR ment with recreation room, plas- •leering and brakes, radio, heater, good ready to go. 11,750. SH 7-3305 WOMAN FOR CAFETERIA work Open dally till 9 Sat. Ull 5:30 .ITTLE SILVEIt — Unfurnished foui conditions *450, KE 1-1857. FEMALE. CALL SUMMER RENTAL — furnished '2-3- er walls throughout tho house. JERSEY SAFETY SKIFF — 16' Marine ;.m. to 2 p.m. Ideal for married 811 7-2875 PR 5-9301 bedroom apartments. North Lon icdrooms, two baths, living room, din 1960 PLYMOUTH elation wagon, two engine. Asking $450. woman with school-age children. Apply Branch, oceanfront, private beach. C, tig room, den. Completely renovated. Fully insulated. Two-car garage. • arson Catering, at Bendix Plant, BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY door, six cylinder, radio, heater. Orlgl AT 1-2695 Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders. FRIGIDAIRB WASHING MACHINE — B-1553. Year-round lease. S200. Situated on quiet street. Asking nal owner. 11545 cash, BH 7-4999. Holmdel. $60. Green wicker porch furniture. Cush- HREWSBunY — Unfurnished. Three $14,500. Qualified Vet absolutely SAILBOAT MUST SELL — We're mov- 178 Broadway. Long Branch. CA 2-4747. i need repair, 110. SH 7-3749. SPACIOUS FIVE ROOMS - Garde ledroom Cape Cod. Immediate oc MJ7 VOLKSWAGEN — Only 23,000 ing. All flberglas, 13', 90 sq. ft. sail. MIDDLEAOED WOMAN to care for apartment. Two bedrooms, large llvin no money down. Non-vet only rnllea. by one owner. Looks and runs Can't capsize. Excellent for new or semi-Invalid and four-room home In AUGUST SALE—Used and new mow- room, dining room, modem kitchen aancy. Living room, dining ro< like a new car. Must sell to aettle er old salt and family. In water. Best Keyport. Must have some nursing home ers, snow blowers, hot water boilers, tile bath. Centrally located In flm screened patio. Lease. $150. $450 down plus closing fees. See- tale. AT 1-1SM-M. sailing months coming up. Best offer experience. Live In or out. Call CO < SITUATIONS WANTED, Female 2,000 watt generator. Hundreds of other residential area In Red Bank. $140 pel Weart-Nemeth Agency, SH 1-2240. ng is believing—call our office over J400. LI 2-2264. 7478 after 8 p.m. articles, must be sold. HO Hwy. 3fi, month. Available Immediately. SH 1' 'WOBEDROOM Cap« Cod cottage, o 1953 PACKARD, four-door, good run WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners Bel ford. Call 787-9629. 7673. loday for appointment. nlnr condition. Asking $65. 1960 CHRIS CRAFT open lea skiff, SALES GIRLS with cashier experience or other occasions. Call lesutlful estate near Red Bank. Cal SH 1.8881. TWIN GABLK—Apartments. Kour-roon IO 2-2057 for appointment. RU 1-1624 23', beautiful condition, 185 h.p. V-8. for large volume cosmetic department. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIALS 1 60 hours. Two anchors, complete cush- All fringe benefits, full time and part- WOMAN WISHES lo do Ironing In —Mahogany coffee table f 12.50, artifi- apartment on riverfront $165 montl RUMSON, FURNISHED— Five room, GI RE-POSSESSION — Golden ions, sleeps two, head, bilge pump, time. Apply in person, drug depart- her own house. 48 West Bergen PI, cial fireplace $22.50, bedroom unite $3B, and bath. Every modern convenience. opportunity for qualified buyer navy top, $3200. SH 1-3865, Saturday ment, Atlantic Superama, New Shrews- 0 rg 12, Refrigerator and washing machine. RU bury, N.J. Red Bank, N.J. 8x10 rug 112.50, mahogany console ta- FURNISHED APARTMENT - AH Uti to purchase well-built, four-bed- MOBILE HOMES only. blle 118.5011850, ttwii n bed complete llles. Adults preferred. Available Au- 1-1571. Wrlta "RUMSON," Box til, Re WOMAN WILL WORK in Mlddletown— $19.50, electric rangge $25, typewriter gust 11. Call 787-1478. Bank. oom, lVi bath home located in 20' UTILITY SKIFF, 95 h.p. Ford, full WAITRESS — Year-round position, Ap. Two days 9-3. Must take two pre-school •tand |3.75, etc. RUSCIL'SRUSCI , 25 K. Front A MOBILE HOME conversion. See by appointment. Call ply in person Dutch Treat, Hwy 35, ;lrls. Good worker, excellent references. RED BANK — Immediate occupancy IALIFORNIA STYLE—Threebedrooi New Shrewsbury. One-car at- CA 2-6083. 5-8 p.m Eatontown after 8 p.m. Vrlte "Woman", Box 511, Red Bank First floor, modern four-room apart ranch. Beamed celling, fireplace, mod tached garage and real wood- To Fit Your Budget PECAN EARLY AMERICAN dining ern kitchen, tile bath. Near river. »12! BOOKKEEPER — Part-time work, ca- RELIABLE WOMEN wishes to taki ment. Tile bath, private entrance. Oi burning fireplace. Only $1,000 pable of handling set of books. One girl oom set $300$ . Maplp e early A but line. Call SH 7-3004. monthly. September 17-May 15. RU 1 •mall down payment on new and used care of children In her home, IS' l g room sett $10$1000 . Dinette down. 25-year, 5'/.% mortgage office. Call OS 1-2101. Maple Ave. SH 7-2009. Will board. TWO-ROOM APARTMENT, private bat! 1894 before 11. after 5. Ifany to choose from. Low rate fl BUSINESS NOTICES net $45. Fireplace utensils $45. All In available. Call at once—we have nanclng. MIDDLSAGEp babysitter. Red Bank 8ECRETARY-STENO—Any kind office excellent condition. SH 1-1227. and entrance. All utilities. Adults only URNISIIEI) THREE-BEDROOM ranc WE REFUSE TO BI UNDERSOLD vicinity, references, state rate. Write vork, day or evenings. Full or pan No pets. 16 Myrtle Ave., Long Brand house. l!i baths. Good neighborhood the key. House now vacant. ••Babysitter", Box 511, Red Bank. ELECTRIC STOVE. GE deluxn model. after 5 p.m near busline. In Shrewsbury. SH l-777f MODERNIZE Ime. Red Bank area. CA 2-3931. double oven. Like new. clean. $65. Full-price reduced to $11,900. HOLLY HILL PIANIST (DRIVE CAR PREFERRED! MATURE WOMAN — wishes to mind SH 1-1455 UNFURNISHED — Nine rooms, heal ONE-FAMILY HOUSE - Oil Don't You Do It COMPANION - USEFUL - ACTIVE children In her home, call LI 2-0105 be- anil all utilities furnished $140 month reasonable. 43 Tecumseh Ave., PERSON FOR TWO ADULTS (ROTH FRIGIDAIRE Electric Stove. Metal KeannburK. 787-9894. Oceanport Mobile Homei Sales 'ore II a.m. or LI 2-2S29 anytime. green typewriter desk. Long; Oak wood LET US DO IT FOR YOU MUSICAL) MOTHER COMPOSER A IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - Moderr SAMUEL Rt. 33 PArkway 1-585S South Amboy CREATIVE WORK DAUGHTER PLANS desk. Metal clothes cabinet, Kitchen C^ARRIAGE HOUSE A PA RT MENT~^ QUALITY •et, Pine, four captains chairs. I'onrs, lUimson waterfront estate. Six room three-bedroom ranch, acleno kitchen TO BE SINGER LOVELY HOME bath, $125 plus hent, utilities. Avallab i:<5» MARLETTE - 10x46, with 8x30 HONESTY I LAKE NEAR OCEAN) PERMANENT storm windows, asbestos shingles. Clenv recreation room, garage. McQowan-R TEICHER AGENCY SITUATIONS WANTED, Male ion hand mower. Two twin t>ed» and about Sept, 15. References. By appoint an Agency. 8H 7-3000. n ilnum awning. Two bedrooms. FAIRNESS KOOM— MEALS—SALARY. TRIPS— ment only RU 1-1590 or RU 1-1023. N -I-an and attractive Maybe seen at SHOWS — OPERAS — SWIM 515 SUN THREE RELIABLE BUYS avallabl metal springs. Callafter 6 p.m, RU 1 brokers. THREE-ROOM COLONIAL cottage r 287 Oceanport Ave. Oceanport .v-'ovlllff Trailer Court, west Kean~ JAKE LEFFERT3. Ill OS 1-2300 RET AVE., ASBURY PARK. PR 4 for yard, attic cellar cleaning. General 0698. river In Highlands. Fireplace. 11 - Call CA 2-2594 or 8H 7-0437. PAINTINO AND PAPERHANGING — 5440. ouidooi work. Call evening!. SH T-18S9. COZY, POUR ROOM furnished apr. month. CallJSE 2-0H65i ______Liberty 2-3509 or Liberty 2-3501 TV'S GOOD WORKING ORDER ment. Knotty pine cabinet kitchen. Ti: 1033 MOBILE HOME 10x50. Two bed Interior and exterior. For a good, clean PRACTICAL NURSE or nurses aid. LAWN TO CUT? YARDS TO CLEAN bath with shower. First floor. Convei CAPB~COD, WEST' DENNIS — Bum rooms, [ront kitchen. Must see to ap Job, call ED ZINSER. EH 7-3491. Apply In person, Rlvercrest Nursing PAINTING. ANY ODD JOBS? Cal; 30 days guarantee, lent location. CA 2-9336. mer home. Sleeps four to six. Full predate. Last call 13500. AT 1-3418 LI 2-1337. 16" Console TV j)9.95. furnished, full bath, screened porcl AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY — Paint- Home. Chapln Ave., Red Bank, between 16" Table TV J5995. 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. ing. Interior and exterior. Call SH 1- 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. CELLARS, ATTICS, BACKYARD RED BANK—Furnished or unfurnlshet Walking distance beach and cenle 21" Table TV S69.95. Pour rooms, bath. re*decoratfld. Exce SAO per week from Aug. 12 thru Septe BARONET MOBILE HOMES 2107. CLEANED OUT Alsa light hauling 31" Consolette . f79.S3. SECRETARY — For small electronics Call Phil, AT 1-3507. lent location. Adults. SH 1-20OS. CA ber. Call PR 5-5757, ocean Orove, N. Used 10% down MAM Dock A Bulkhead Contractors. plant. Knowledge ,of shorthand neces- 2018. or write Box 283, West Dennis, Masi HEY DAD ... New • 7-year financing Docka rebuilt, piling Jetted, hammered. sary Five-day week. Only those with 14' PUMP BODY TRUCK available t "RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE Estimates given SB 2-1744. experience need apply. Apply in person remove trash from yards, attics, eel (Across Acme lot) Broad, Red Bank RUMSON — Unfurnished four-rooi BELMAR — Six rooms, 1U baths, fut ROBBIHSVILLB to Electro Impulse Lab, Inc., 208 River apartment. Two bedrooms, Utllltli nlahed, modern, all conveniences an BE COOL AND COMFORTABLE FOR rKBE WORK. C4O tree .ervlce. lare, etc. Driveway! patched, asphalt NORGE DELUXE GAS KANOE — Like supplied. Block from bus end store TRAILER SALES. INC. St.. Red Bank. or concrete. SH 7-2144. new. $180. Hotpolnt deluxe dish washer, luxury. September 15 to July 1. M Colllogwood Park. N. J. Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI around floor, private: entrance. Re 1-1578. Your family can forget about hot Branch location • Rt>. 33 and 34. 2-4270 for trae estimates. Full Insurance portable or stationary J1S0. SH T-3749. 1100 monthly. RU 1-2156-R. coverage PREMIER electric guitar and ampll BEAUTIFULLY FUHNISHKD ranc humid weather when you move 1956 MOBILE HOME for sale 41'x LONG BRANCH — Two-room aparl near school and station, I.lttla Sllvc MASON - Dry wells, laterals, patloa, HELP WANTED—MALE FINANCIAL rier, used about one month. L,0 6- ment, J70 per month. Utilities include Three bedrooms, two baths, all ap them into this spacious home. •'. Garden Park Trailer Site, Haxlet 5531. For couple. CA 2-6949. CO 4-1046. sidewalks and septic tanks. Call BH 1 pUancefl. cas heat, SH 7-9655 mornlngi IT'S FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED 107B. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WOPIECE gray limed oak bedroom FOUR LARGE MODERN ROOMS or evenings. . EVERY ROOM IN THE 1958 ZIMMER—(2iS. front kitchen, good GENERAL MANAGER et, box springs, mattress included, 14' DUMP BODY TRUCK, avallaOH to For small, growing company in the Steam heat and hot water aupplled THREITBBDROOM HOUSE) $123 pi condition, asking S3.000. remove trash from yards, attlei, cel- four-drawer double dresser, ISO. 7S7' HOUSE. Four bedrooms, formal AT 1-3563 electronic and electro mechanical In- 6590. Second floor. Adults preferred. Cai month. Good location on busline. Ne lars, etc. Also, equipped for contract- strumentation field; degree in electrical 787-9728. furnace. Call BH MM after 7 p.m. dining room, science kitchen with 1961 MOBILE home lor sale. 10x55. Ing work. SH 7-2144. or mechanlcffl engineering required OWN THRU KRONE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE JbVRNALS dishwasher, l>/_ baths, basement, Three bedrooms, set on lot. Bottom with minimum of eight years of pro- SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOMB. u HIGHLANDS^ •lx-rooni~rTousT Ttirei MASON CONTRACTOR—Walks, curbs, H0U8B WITH STORK (two) volume three, date 1S95, volumt furnished. Convenient Fair Haven loca bedrooms, living room, dining room paneled recreation room with closed In. 787-1208 or 787-0141. patios, fireplaces, drlvewayi, chlmneyi, gressively more responsible engineer- four, 1886, good condition. SH 1-1525. bath, gas heat, two enclosed porchei ing and /or management experience; ned Bank. On Shrewsbury Ave.; three- tlon. Yard and garage. Yearly leas J eight-foot formica topped bar, ga- foundations. Leaky Cellars a specialty. ability to plan ahead and supervise a* bedroom house with separate dining 1120. SH 70369 after 4pm oarage. Conventeflt to all buses. li CA 9-1734, or CA 93994,- evenings. well as common sense, initiative and room! living room, TV room; kltche: nulre at 83 Linden Ave., Hlghlarld rage and nicely landscaped lot. drive are requisites; attractive salary and bath; economical oil heat and cit Free .Installation FURNISHED APARTMENT, two beti N. J., after 5 p.m. Sidewalks and sewers too! As- BOATS & ACCESSORIES ELECTRICAL- 'FIXTURES rewired. ALUMINUM COMBINATION roome, living room, kitchen nnd bull Lamps, overhead lights, etc. Reason' and stock participation arrangement, sewer; store available far rent or loi Heat and cold water aupnlleri. On [ALL BUNGALOW — Ideal sume mortgage or refinance. depending .upon background "and ca- your own business. Asking 112,500. STORM WINDOWS couple, en II arter S p.m. iJAKINB SUPPLIES able rates. Call SH 1-5490 after 5 p.m. pabilities Is contemplated. For confl- block from Broad Bt Rent 185. Cal Terms are great. Everything For The Boatman. Mew dentlal Interview kindly call CA 2-2122 6 for $77 after 7 p.m. SH 7-2212. AT 1-2653. Jeriey'a largeat marint supply houaa or send personal resume to Craig In- EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS HAZL'RT, TLEETWOOD PARK. Fou strument Corp., 420 Division Bt., Long Three-channel tilt, triple Insert, bedroom morttrn Colonial '1U, bath { Ivinrude Sales and Service EMPLOYMENT rooms. Weekly ratee. Riverside Mote Branch. M. KRONE triple tilt action! science kitchen, large living room am PRICE $19,500 - THE BOATMAN'S SHOP '0 DOWN FHA SB 1-17M. tlve agency. Write giving resume to BHadyslde 1-7500 able. Two unfurnished apnrtments 1032. , Open Sundays and Holidays SPORTSWEAR-MANAGER Route 35 Eatontown IBM-ROBOTYPER — Excellent condl Prices ranee from 160 to S100. F.A "INSURANCE" Box 511. Red Bank. tlnn, price reasonable. Call OS 1- Gchlhnua, Hwy, 3«, • Leonardo, next RED BANK — Four bedrooms, t > AM - I P.M. NEW women's sportswear store in Mon- baths, fireplace, furnished. Septembe HiDiith Shopping f7fnl*r Excellent op- OPENING FOR, YOUNG man to per- LIberty_i2133 ~ n and White Bus-X«mlnal AT BARONET 12' ZOBEL SEA FOX — 125 h.p." form general work required In the June, |189 monthly. 811 1-0076. Chrysler Crown engine. Navy top with portunity for experienced woman to manufacture of electronic and elec- ADMIRAL refrigerator, 11 cu. ft., like mooring cover, fitted winter cover. work in the "outstanding specialty trical products. Must have good mathe- LOVELY three-bedroom home plui new, |M. Other household goods. SH 1- GARAGE APARTMENT unfurnlahe RUMSON — Holy Cross area. Unfu Realty Associates Many_extras, In good condition. Cal store" In this area. Top salary being 2000 square foot cinder block shop li 1 nlahed, three-bedronm ranch-typa honr offered commemurate with experience. matics background and some knowl- three bedrooms, large living room wl Rnieboard gas hot water heat. Idea BH 1-7456 after 6 p.m. or all day Bat edge of ha.ilc electronic theory. Car buslne!! zone; owner retiring; aakln WASHING MACHINE 129.80. wardrobe river view, coiil fired hot air heal Hwy. 35 Hazlet urday and Sunday, SALESWOMEN may also apply. Inter- required. Call SH 1-7325. »3o,000. HAROLD UNDEMANN, Brok for small family. Yearly, SIM pei views to be held at the store, August 16.60, high chair (7.50. crib 17.50, Hide- bottle gas, aduita or small family: 110 month. Also other rental! furnished am er. Eatontown. LI 21103. Evenlnga a-bed 129.50, three-piece kitchen set per month: Three room unfumlshei CO 4-2010 INSURANCE - Marina, outboard-al 17 and IB. See Mr. Ed Hlmler. SOBER. RELIABLE man needed for 20485. utilities Included, space for one cnt unfurnished. ' forma. Rolaton Watirbury. Realtor. SUSAN IVES responsible year round work. Refer- $19.50, three-speed phono $8.50, oval SWEENEY AGENCY OPEN SEVEN DAYS Monmouth Shopping Center NEWSPAPERS, tobacco, and fountain mirror »6.50, upholstered chairs 17.50. couple, no pets, lease. $100 per month •Inca 1925 16 W. Front St.. SH 7-3500. ences desired. Age between 25-40 Ap. chest of drawers fl2.50, glasi door Dennis K. Byrne. Realtor, 8 W. Rive RU 114D2 ply In person a.m. only. Leon's, Rug very busy corner: Asking S12.5OO foi Rd., RUinson 1-1150. DUTCH YACHT TENDER, 17' mahog SHIRT PRESSERS—Experienced only. Cleaning Division, S4 White St., Red stock and equipment; HAROLD.LINDE- bookcase 112.60, etc. RUBCIL'S, U E. MIODLETOWN — Two-bedroom unSf suiy and teak. Foam rubber cushions. Steady work. Immediate employment. Bank. MANN, Broker Eatontown. H 2-1103 Front St Dished spotless home. Year round rentl IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY All accessories complete with cover Apply Little Silver Cleaners, 601 Branch Evening!. LI 2-0485. ED BANK — 36 Harding Jld.. corne fino. Move in at once. Trantferred owner nrr«ri ittractlvt. li- 11495. LI 2-1020. Ave., Little Silver. Phone SH 1-1208. PLUMBING WAREHOUSE MAN—To SWEET CORN—Tomatoes, all vegeta Hudson Ave., unfurnished. Ideal fo ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Thret.bf room split. Four twin sized btfdrooma, replace man going into service. Must MOBILE HEKV1CE 8TATWN for leasi bles. Picked fresh every morning (rom business couple. Kitchen first flom room furnished hnme. Yearly or nln 2H bathi, dlnhwaiher, quiet tlria atrett, be licensed driver, knowledge of trade Front Street and Globe Court, Hen our own fields. Fill your freezer now. j bedrooms and living room seconi month rental. 1125. Available fleptem walk to nchoo', T^OW mortgaga terms. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS and terminology helpful. SH 7-3300, lor Bank. Reasonable rent. Limited Invest. Gahler Bros. South St., Holmdel, op floor. Heat furnished. Rent $1(M) pe ber 5th. F. A. aehlhaus. Hwv 3«. Lei S23.O00. SH 7-OBM. appointment. menL Excellent opportunity. 0-5 poslte Bendix plant. month. Constance Smith, 14 Maple Av nardo, next to Blue and White Bi CA 2-8019. after 1 call SH 7-5918. Fair Haven. SH 1-230S. Terminal. AT I-O48H. GARDEN TYPE — Two brdroom apart- BREAKFAST NOOK corner seat, gray ment with fenced In yard. Bllndi In- SHELL SERVICE STATION lor lease, leather upholstered, excellent condition, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED foil MEN WANTED custom made, seats five. Sacrifice for HUMSON — Furnished or unfurnlshi cluded. Small down payment, plu< Willow Dr. and Sycamore Ave., Llttl< room apartment, S95 per month Inclui liunitalnw, 3'i rnoma, two bedroom *65 monthly, Includes utllltt«i. U 2- Mechanically Silver. Excellent opportunity for lndt 123. 811 1-MfH. Ing all utilities. AT 1-0961. inclined to start Im vldual desiring own business. For In' half block to shopping center, b 3502. FOR FUSSY BUYERS mediately, g it) per n<)ur t0 (tlrt SH FOUR-ROOM BEAUTIFULLY fllrnlalu line, reasonable. RU 1-20(8. formation call PA 1-1212, 8:30 - t p.m, TRADE IN your old furniture with no EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE — Lot 30x100. weekdays. down payment and get a new parloi apartment. Private hath, entrance. A 1 or dining room let at fate prlcea. Wll utilities. Couple. CA 2-07S7. UNFURNISHED HOUSE. Rumsoi Newly dfcorated. Inside and out. Rtt- Who Want NATIONAL ORGANIZATION needs two SERVICE~STATION—For aale. Good lo Mam Left Furniture Inc.. Hwy 36 Hhrewsbury River. Deep Water. Ne' flonablp. 78T-O011. li Monmouth Pkwy., men with background and experience cation, money maker. Must have cash. Mlddletown. SH 1-3213. opes evenings ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -- Fi]fnll0l7 bulkhead. Four bedrooms, two hathi Rant Kfaniburg. In warehouse receiving, slocking and Call after 7 p.m. 8H-7-5456. till 9 p m. apsrtment. Bed-sitting room, kltcher Living room (fireplace), dining rooi shipping operations. Must be capable bnth. light cooking only. Hest, utllltN kitchen, oil heat. 1200 per month (More Classified Ads Service and Exceptionally Clean of supervising and managing complete- MODERN TWO-BAY. Porcelain service - Save S2OO or more ofl list Included. Suit business woman or teac lenne. Joseph G. McCue, Realtor, R ly, to wqrk with and through company station for lense. Located In Red Bank price on brand new 88 note Spinel er. AT 1-0211-M. 10444. On The Next Page) executive management. Only those pos- Reasonable rent. Moderate Investment pianos. Ten year guarantee. Come eee sessing the above qualifications need for atock and equipment only. Call Sin and aave. We service what we sell apply. Write giving complete resume clalr Refining Co., PR 5-3188. Tenser's Music Store. 306 Main St USED CARS of experience, age and persons! quail- '.akewood FO 3-2190 flcatlone to "NATIONAL." Box 511. LUNCHEONETTE—Stationery and del Red Bank. All replies held In strict Icatessen for sale, due to other Inter CAMERA, Volghllnnder (Jromliienl. 1.5 1957 MERCURY-Convertible confidence. Suitable applicant* will be est. A-l location In developing area lens, telephoto wide angle lenn, cases, contacted for personal interview. Per- Very little cash required. For appoint mnny accessories. Value over ^o6u, wni 1957 DODGE-4-Door ment phone CO 4-4641. sell for $250. Excellent condition, nre CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY manent positions offer excellent pay 1958 PLYMOUTH—4-Door Hardtop with advantages of all company bene- to appreciate. Phone for appointment, fits and opportunity for rapid promo- Whiting, RU 1-3H4. A HANDY GUIDE OP BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI 1958 PLYMOUTH—«-Door Sedan . . tion. SOFA, large, aolleti. Needs two new MERCHANDISE cushions. Vourn (or y.. 1959 FORD-2-Door Fairlane PULL AND PART-TIME Junltori want HI! 7-55SH ed to clean commercial Milldlngs. Must FOR SALE 1959 PLYMOUTH-4-Door Hardtop have experience with floor machines. WINDOWS — TWO I.AI1OE allimTnum Adding Machines—TvDowrllen China and Glais Repair Painting and Decorating 1960 SIMCA-Wagon Call LI 2-235.1 or LI 2-364B. sliders with screen. 6' high. ;• 4" wide. HAMMOND Reasonable offer considered. CA 8-.1833. AlmiNO MACHINES - Typewriters KXi'KKl MUNDINU - Cnina. .lass. KINK INTrJltkUt and eilerlor palm- silver refmlshfng and plating. Th«rm< 1960 FALCON-2-Door. Deluxe BLKCTROLUX CORPORATION ORGAN STUDIO TWO ROOMS of furniture, no/a, end fold, rented, repaired. Snrplco'a. 101 ing, drcoratlnfi. and papnr hanging MEN wanted over 21. Sales mil serv Mnnmoiith fll.. Red Bonk. 8H 7-0IB5. oa buckets China * Olnn Shop. 141 Estimates chrerfully given. W w OF ASBUHY PARK table, bedroom suite, etc. Call CA 2- Rmnd Rt Red Bank Hit 1411X1 Ice. Mechanical background helpful. BOS 7223 for appointment. stn-i ill i".r,M Most Have Power Equipment and Automatic! Prospect Ave.. Little Silver Shopplm USED ORGANS CAR1. B JONKS-Palnllns and dec- Center. SH 1-2070. * Wurlltrer Electronic piano Jl 1!) A NT1CJ U E~M A HO G AN V" CHERT Circa Appliance Repairs Fuel Oil - Heating HR 40 Speaker, white ( 20 1830. Dining ronin piece 20"»35". Tele- orallne, Oeneral contracting. ETrea YOUNO MAN to work In liquor store phone 811 7-3Ofl7. estimates Call SH 1-<343 It noiirs Must be 21, driver'! license, references, F100 extra voice organ -...i 4D! APPLIANCE) RKI"Aln iinrt insinIliT FUEL OIL A IIHATINQ- Call BH t- steady work, full time. CO 4-2080. 88 Chord organ „ I 5!V SfbDEHN MAPtTS IIBFmOOM~ "H~ tlnn Residential and commercial wir- 0411(1 Oil Delivery. Inc. Service A CHEAPIES Wurlltrer Spinet Organ I 79! ilmtnnnfl Illilr-A-Ilnl full sire, two club ing Allen RlectrlC HI1 7-0012. Hairs ] Ilirhert St Red Bank. Public Stenographer PA 1 NTEIl-P APEinrANOE"Rrsteady~aii BV Hammond Organ with Leslie clmlrs, mirror, rine t-ii'l IRIJIP ...X year employment. Mint be strictly so- ipeaker _...I150 months old. Siicrlficc. $-.')() cnnjilrtr, nARIl HKRVICKS ber. Pleasant working conditions. Ref- SALES AND SERVICE orlglnnl cost | PltlMtJRANO -Tne Carpenter.' centive bonus and opportunities for hiXpcrtenceil alterations, repair work. A. C, I1AD1O A TELEVISION CO.- long term buy-in Write P.O. Box 180, TYPEWRITERS. ADDING machines GALLON WHITE $2.98 om-ln«li1« SH 1-4151. BH 7-6491. Llncroft. N.J. stating alt qualifications. All makes new or used. Uuaranteed 123 Shrewsbury Ava. BH 1-4701 SERV- Low as 124 Serplco'i. 101 Monmoult "RAINBOW" TV & HARDWARE Auto and Truck Rental WORKING MAN'S contractor- Alter, ICE WHILE YOU WAIT '50 Chevrolet $20 SALESMAN—High School, or College St Next to theater SH 7-0485 aitlona. adultloni, painting, masonry, graduate. 22-28 years. Bell tobacco, cig- 'Across Acme lot) Broad, Red Bank nil those little loria LO 6-1714 arettes to store!!. Work Monmnuth Coun. SPECIAL PRICES FORMICA dinette aet; dropleaf tabu, AVIS Rent a new car or truck. Lon Roofing, Siding and Insulation rates Mnple Ave IXrtd Hunk BH 1 ty. Big Company. All Benefits, perma- For August four chairs. ><<> nent position. $85. 40 hours, expense! EXHAUST FANS AND HOODS —In- 030S HR 4-8214. Dally 7 a.m.-10 pm Insulation A Biding Corp. Certified SH 7-5468 _ INSURANCE Johns Manvllle contractor. PR H4O7 paid. Write details Box 271. Haddonfleld, eluding new ductless type. or Ailatn Llnzmayer AT 1.0302. n A Few '61 Plymouths and Valiants \i CROWN KITCHEN CENTER WEsflNQHOUSE LAUNDROMAT — DIB8AT1HKIKD with prratnt insur- MANAGEMENT CAREER Hwy, 33. Oakhlll Rd., Mlddletown. Fine condition. $15. (.'nil Building Contractor ance? Want a hetter deal" Call Dunn OUtON CO. ifiC. - Roofing, Biding 4s A national cosmetic and sundries com- SH 7-2952 LI 2-1.-SJ0 Insurance Agency. 811 1-5.1:13. Insulation Installed and guaranteed I Left Selling at Dealer's Cost! i: puny with slores In twenty-six cltle_ A LA.RQJ0 HAG of scrap foam rubber for 10 veare PR B 0103—AT I 0511 will train several young men as as- REAL LEATHER couch and large (or tnyn. etc. 76 cents, NBW HOMK3 alterations, repalra. chair. Ideal for office or--den. Also FOAMART Ht" M tt"'1" HlRliesl quality work For eillmntet f| • ' « sistant, managers. Salary above aver- executive type dtsk chair. Call 8H call lltiber! IfliBenrftiich. SH 1-0201 Odd Jobs Tel. Answering Service age. Apply In person, drug department, 1-7088.• ELECTRIC GUITAR - llict»c.i : Mlitntlc Superama, New Shrewsbury, pick-up Semi Acoii"tlc. ll-n' i- ilAVK"*SEI)ANwil.l. > ITET US BE your secretary- No need ly by Instructor at Musln School. "Price r.Kl) HANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Ion* such RA wallpaper removed, small to mils oalls. :i Hour answering VENETIAN BLINDS Jimt right for Intermediate arllnt" on fllorra wlndowa. aiding, awnlngi. lawns, fence building, window clean- service. 811 1-4100. | Labriola Motors, Inc. EXPERIENCE| D BUTCHER — Full All Sizes 17" to M" wide, et" 1-9472 after 7 p.m. RH 7 :«U or BH I 4828 Ing; minor repairs. All wnrk giiaran- time, munt be good cutter, top WARM, teed: reasonable. Call T*O LI 2-0212. All union benefits. Apply Meat City, STEREO — HYMPHONJC Coruol*. Vacuum Cleaner Repair y 120 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK jj Hfl«t Keanshurg. Hwy 3S, See Mr. Leon' 2 for $5 e'Klit fpcaker, AM/FM Independent or aril. 787-0055. ntpro mlapuble to multnplcx, four Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating ELECTROLUX PROWN'S speed chanter fully automatic, 23 Watt Balea Bervlc* SuppltM I SH 1-2434 OPEN EVES. || SALESMAN FULL TIMS — Organs 33 Broad 8t. 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BOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERING: . STANLEY K. DOWNS REDDEN AGENCY ', BRIDGE—BROOK REALTOR REALTORS. INSURORS graces this lovely and large four-bedroom home boutiog tptdoui THE LOW AGENCY "HOMES OF CHARM AND VALUE" living and dining rooms, eat-in kitchen with wall oven tad dish- CHARMING COTTAGE tor »mall family. Park-like grounds with washer, paneled recreation room, basement, screened porch. The REALTORS SHadyside 1-1017 trees and gardens. Living room, two bedrooms, modem kitchen, most for $28,900. basement and garage. Ideal for honeymooners or retired couple. 636 RIVER ROAD < FAIR HAVE SYCAMORE AVENUE SHREWSBURY PRIVATE ANCHORAGE SHadysida 1-4477 $11,500. SPACIOUS HOME NEAR RIVER-Attractively decorated. Large for your boat goes with this contemporary ranch on a tree-shaded NEW LISTING—One block from school located in very good estab- ''' - MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE- living room. Formal dining room. GE deluxe kitchen. Powder road. Two master bedrooms, den, living room with fireplace, room. Guest bedroom and bath. Second floor—three bedrooms lished neighborhood. Three-bedroom colonial in good condition large 20'x20' screened porch. Just reduced to $34,900. • Generous size rooms. $16,000. REMODELED CARRIAGE HOUSE—Rumson home. Perfect fi and bath. Basement. Garage. Large shade trees. Quiet street. TALL EVERGREENS & DOGWOOD 1 the large family and a haven for children. Nearly two acres Very convenient. Near.shopping, schools. Immediate possession. FOUR-BEDROOM home in Shrewsbury, l'/i baths, cellar, conven- the estate area. Features include 16x22 living room, 14x22 dinui Asking $27,900. Make an offer! ient to schools, shopping and commuting. $14,000 mortgage can be set off this charming four-bedroom home. Spacious living and dining rooms, modern kitchen with wall oven, two baths, recre- room, 17x20 pine paneled den with large colonial fireplace, moder M.L.S. #438-OWNER WANTS ACTION! "IMMEDIATE POSSES-!assumed- Asking $17,900. kitchen, gymnasium, six bedrooms, four baths, three-car garag< ation room, laundry, two-car garage. Newly listed at $23,900. , SION. Half acre high ground, well landscaped. Modern ranch $38,000. * l FAIR HAVEN—Builder's home. Six-year-old ranch. Original cus- home. 28', living room, picture windows. Science kitchen,- break- tom-built design. Living room with fireplace, paneled walls and '•"* THE PRICE IS RIGHT, COLONIAL BRICK WATERFRONT—Delightful coloniafhome w: fast room. [Three large bedrooms, two baths. 16'x21' family ceiling. Built-in bookshelves and cabinets. Wide plank pegged three twin-sized bedrooms, one tile bath with laundry shute, spa- about 175' bulkheaded on the beautiful Shrewsbury River. Larj room. Full "dry basement. Laundry room. Attached garage. floors. Large, modern kitchen with barbecue pit built in wall. Pan- cious family living room, dining, large modern kitchen, recreation Patio. 4'/ % mortgage can be assumed. See this charming home living room, full dining room, modern kitchen, large porch wi 3 eled den. Two bedrooms and bath. Large attractive patio with room in basement, attached one-car garage, large VA mortgage today! fireplace, overlooking river. Three bedrooms, three baths, twc barbecue. If you are looking for something different, see this may be assumed. Transferred owner asking $15,500. car garage, workshop. A separate apartment which, if rentec home. $21,500. OLD SHREWSBURY—Beautiful shade trees. Modern colonial pays all maintenance and taxes, Owner retiring and will sacrific home. 100% air conditioned—5-ton Lenox unit. Broadloom in the for $45,000. IMMACULATE SPLIT LEVEL home in St. Mary's parish. Owner HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: living room. Fireplace. Formal dining room. Tiled kitchen and 1 transferred. Four bedrooms, family room, l ^ baths, dry cellar TAKE OVER IMMEDIATELY FOR THE EXECUTIVE-Set in the midst of beautiful groum tiled laundry room. Four large bedrooms. Pine paneled recre- for dad's workshop.. Modern kitchen with dishwasher, excellent Veterans mortgage Hazlet, 1959—three-bedroom ranch, dining and planting, this elegant Little Silver home, high on a hill wi ation room 23'x23'—plus .pine den 17'x9'. Built-in bar and re-jiamjSCaping. $24 900 J room, hideaway attic. Redecorated interior and exterior. City a striking view of the river and ocean, provides the ultimate i frigerator. 25' screened and glass porch. Two-car garage. AAnn! . , . sewers, sidewalks. Completely cedar shake exterior. Nicely land- privacy and family living, yet is near schools, churches and Iran individual home—priced to sell! Asking $36,750. '> OAK HILL, MIDDLETOWN-Truly a charming, new rambling 80' scaped. Just $1700 assumes mortgage, monthly payments $94. portation. The living room measures 20x35 with fireplace, dini ranch home. Entrancejhall, large living room with fireplace, pan- BRICK AND FRAME COLONIAL—Brand new. Eight large rooms. Selling $14,500. room 14x19, the latest in modern kitchens, new modern bath a l eled den, most modern of kitchens. Three large bedrooms, two Four bedrooms, 2 /2 baths. Base panel hot water heat. Basement. baths, basement, two-car garage. Half acre landscaped plot. Beau- bedroom on first floor, four bedrooms and two baths on secoi Two-car garage. Half acre. Impossible to duplicate at $26,500. floor, exquisite solarium and breakfast area, three-car garagi tiful country setting, good schools, bus pickup. Now priced at Seen only by appointment. $50,000. COMMUTER'S ESTATE—Picturesque setting. Over an acre of *29,900. WALKER AND WALKER beautifully landscaped lawns. Shade trees. Green house. Holly- SWISS COTTAGE—In heart of Fair Haven, walking distance Member of Red Bank Multiple Listing Service 661 Broad Street Routs 35 wood swimming pool, cabanas. Terrace, barbecue.' Silver gray chopping, transportation, school, church, etc. 16x27 studio livii Shrewsbury, N. J. colonial home. 27' living room, expensive broadloom, paneled SHadyside 1-5660 Hazlet, N. J. room with fireplace, cathedral ceiling and balcony, dining room fireplace. 24' paneled den. Formal dining room. Deluxe kitchen. SHadyside 1-5212 den, four bedrooms, \'/ baths, modern kitchen, screened porch Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. cor. Bergen PL, Red Bank COlfax 4-5212 2 Master bedroom 27'xl7'—dressing room—plus two additional bed- garage. An excellent value at $22,000. " Member Multiple Listing Service rooms. Basement playroom. Two-car garage. Exceptional value! Ask for Mary Ella Gaunt or Walter Overton OSborn* 1-2126 BUY OF THlMVEEK—Delightful three-bedroom Cape Cod in e: Only $36,000. ' ' . SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP cellent condition, located in fine residential section of Fair Havei Living room with fireplace, den, full dining room, modern kitchei "OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES FOR YOUR SELECTION" RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS - full basement, garage, beautiful lot with trees. Only $16,800. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING^ SERVICE RUMSON COLONIAL—Finest residential area, near school am 600 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN HALL BROS. transportation. Large living room with fireplace, full dining room PHONE SHadyiida I-Iol?"^ modern kitchen, paneled den, screened porch, two-car garage, 1 SHadyside 7-4532 baths, basement. Beautiful large lot. $32,500. REALTORS STANLEY K. DOWNS Member Multiple Listing Service FOX HILL COLONIAL—Tastefully decorated, four bedrooms, 21/ OUR STAFF: Russell M. Borus, Tony E. Hunting, baths, large closets, modern kitchen with breakfast area. Livin; J. Robert Hensler, Mary Margaret Rich, Ruth H. Spoerl. 813 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN room with fireplace, dining room, mahogany game room in base A LOT OF HOUSE FOR A LITTLE PRICE ment 21x21, sun room, attached two-car garage, near schools am Older home in fine condition has living room, full dining room, Member Multiple Listing Service SHadyside 1-7686 •hopping. "Small greenhouse attached to rear.-.;Beautiful.-treei all-electric kitchen-,- lovely screened and glassed enclosed sun- and well landscaped. Asking $33,900. porch first floor; two bedrooms and modern bath up; plaster THREE LUSH ACRES! A small riverfront estate that provides SWISS CHALET walls, new GE heating, combination storms and screens, garage, that unusual amenity—PRIVACY. Surrounded by specimen trees, Oozing charm. Unique four-bedroom, 1%-bath home. Balcony io trees and'shrubs. Excellent value. $11,900. this gracious colonial possesses all that you could dream for. 27'xl6' living room. Dining room, den, eat-in kitchen, full base- Country atmosphere plus the quiet river. Four large bedrooms, RAY VAN HORN REALTORS REASONABLE AND EXPANDABLE 2|4 baths. Outbuildings include a deluxe workshop and a boat- ment, a home to delight the whole family. Near river. Asking $22,000 even. Won't last! OVER A QUARTER CENTURY This newly painted home in setting of tall trees and shrubs has house. Private dock. Asking $44,000. living room, modern eat-in kitchen, three bedrooms (large master RIVER OAKS VALUE Member Multiple Listing Service bedroom with double closet) and bath, hardwood floors, combina- YOUR OLD KENTUCKY HOME! Atop a hill in Rumson with an ocean view. First floor is walnut paneled, great hall has huge Best Fair Haven location. A lovely eight-year-old ranch. Large tion storms and screens, washer and dryer, anchor fence. Good living room with fireplace, dining room, eat-in kitchen with dish- RENTALS—Seven-room riverfront. Four bedrooms. Two baths, twi buy at only $13,500. fireplace; plus fireplaces in living room and dining room. Second car garage. $200. Six-room Fair Haven home $150. floor has four master bedrooms, one with fireplace, two smaller washer. Three good sized bedrooms, attached garage, full base- NEAR RIVER. TALL OAKS. BABBLING BROOK., Half acn YOU'LL BE IMPRESSED bedrooms and four baths. Live like a southern gentleman for ment with game room. Nicely landscaped, just offered for $24,000 Estate area. Secluded yard. Very attractive seven-room colonia With this most attractive and extremely liveable three-bedroom only $38,500. even. New carpeting. Two modern baths. Fireplace. Full basement. Er ranch in top condition. Has lovely living room, generous dining closed breezeway. Two-car garage. Asking $26,900. Possessio area efficient kitchen, beautiful tile bath. Full basement you 11SPREAD OUT! Here's a big house for your big family. Only •NEATH TALL TIMBERS Sept. 1. love with its pine paneled playroomplayro , plus 'larg e '—--laundr1 y anJd wor—kb five years old too. The setting is the Utopia type requested by Nestled on a hillside, lulled by a gentle brook. Abounds with ensive landscaping, rock garden, split all buyers; private with h.uge pines and oaks, and a dock for shrubs, four bedrooms, two baths, attached two-car garage, en- area. Garage, patio, extensive small boats. The house features five bedrooms, 2>4 baths, a full RIVERFRONT—Top neighborhood. Lovely vista. Gracious brlci rail fence. Realistic price is only $15,900. closed porch, full basement. A postcard setting home. -Asking colonial. Four bedrooms. 3'/$ baths. Living porch. 180' on river. dining room and family room. Basement and garage. If you $26,900. Income apartment pays heat and taxes. $45,000. Out-of-town ownei LOVELY RANCH FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY wish to put your children in a parochial school this is the right wants offers. Top Middletown location. This fine home includes attractive liv- spot. $24,700. MAJESTIC COLONIAL Located in a most desirable, parklike area. Too large for pres- PICTURESQUE WATERFRONT colonial. Lovely view. Rolling ing room with fireplace, ample dining area, efficient eat-in kitchen, SEVEN-ACRE FARM—Neat six-room home on good flat ground. ent owner. Center hall layout. Living room with Bay window acre. 12 rooms. Sundeck. Six bedrooms. 3>£ tiled baths. Two fire- aundry, three nice bedrooms, tile bath, plaster walls, garage, 220 Boasts four-room rental cottage, barn. Many trees around yard, and fireplace. Large, pine paneled kitchen with dishwasher. Over- places. Modern kitchen. Porches. Oil heat. Asking $39,500. service, fully landscaped. Asking $18,000. Close to Red Bank and Parkway entrance. Taxes only $368. If looking rolling estate. Four bedrooms, 3'/j baths, den with fire- you dream of driving that small tractor, call now. $25,000. ATTRACTIVE FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL—Two baths. Hot wa place, 12 years new. Reduced to $36,750. Hurry! ter heat. Deluxe kitchen. Attached garage. Nice neighborhood MATTHEW J. GILL near modem school and super market. $18,750. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE. 1% ACRES! Beautiful four-bedroom air conditioned rancher. Largi "The Broker Who Knows Middletown" THOMPSON & BARTELL, INC. living room. Formal dining room. Family room. Two moden HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN JOSEPH G. McCUE, JOHN L. MINUSH Member of Multiple Listing baths. Brick patio. Awnings. 4'^% mortgage. $28,500. OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 REALTORS • -INSURORS REALTOR FOUR BEDROOMS PLUS DEN—Living room, full dining room, RUMSON RIVERFRONT-Newly painted. Very attractive. Bulk Member of Red Bank Area l head. Porch. Three bedrooms. Very large living room, Fireplace 30 Ridge Road RUmson 1-0444 kitchen, iy2 baths, large recreation room, laundry room, /2 base- LUXURIOUS RANCH Multiple Listing Service ment, screens, storm doors and carpeting. Homes in this area Dining room. Garage. Asking $19,000. Taxes $300. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE Owner transferred to San Diego. MUST SELL AT ONCE. Lo- 35 Rumson Rd. Phone RU 1-0715 selling for much more, but this is being sacrificed at $22,900. 804 River Road Fair Haven cated In quiet River Oaks. 21' living room with fireplace, 12 din- FOR OVER 35 YEARS ng room, 22" paneled den. Two tiled baths, three bedrooms, all APPLEBROOK1—"Price is slashed on this three-bedroom, l'/J-bath SH 7-4100 EXPERIENCE- RUMSON — Charming white one- large. Basement. Garage. Radically reduced, $29,5Q0. LITTLE SILVER — Two-story hundred-year-old two-story co- ranch. Living room with fireplace, kitchen, dining room, FULL BASEMENT, enlarged porch, electric two-oven range, drapes in colonial. Beautifully located. lonial on tree lined avenue, foy- RUMSON er, living room with wood burning living room and dining room, dishwasher, screens and storm sash. HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE Three-year-old ranch, Surrounded by a tremendous variety ol Four bedrooms, V/2 baths. Foy- fireplace, large dining room, Owner transferred, anxious to sell—Asking $25,000. , Make offer. rees, on a dead end street. Lovely living room and fireplace, din- er, living room, dining room, farm kitchen, screened porch, 2% VETS NO $ DOWN RED BANK ing room 11x14, model kitchen 11x12. Three bedrooms, two tiled den, kitchen, screen porch, dry bedrooms and tiled bath. Hot READY TO MOVE? Newly decorated four-bedroom. VA baths, Noo-VM $400 Down laundry and recreation room, selling for $18,990. $3,490 will as- 980 monthly pays all Two-itory colonial In like n»w cond baths two-car attached garage. You will love Rumson. Asking basement, two-car garage. Trees water baseboard heat oil-firsd. RUM BON — Five-rooer m two-ttory tiomt, tlon. lAtf UvtnK room with fin $34,500. and shrubs. Fine condition. First Barn for car with loft above. sume <•/$% GI mortgage. % acre backed by beautiful woodland. m good conditionditi . MlnMl g roomm, dindidin- plaet, formal dlnlnr mom (b«am« In * roomm, momoderd n kitchen and bathbth, celllnn), modern kitchen, thre* bed offering $29,500. Lovely plot. Taxes only $283. full baitmenl, new heating ir*tem, roomi, 1^ bathi, full baatrnent. Al NEED MORE ROOM? Price $25,000. 349 HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN, N. J. Must aee to appreciate, at) deep, tree tharfed lot. By appoint LITTLE SILVER — Ranch house low taxei, ment, 118,900. This immaculate large home has an extra two-room apartment with I13.O00. with swimming pool at $37,500. full bath on ground level. For that special someone who is living LINCROFT — Near Beil Labora- SHadyside 7-5600 Yes, it's true. Excellent loca- VETS NO $ DOWN LITTLE SILVER ith you, but wants privacy. Only $18,900 and worth it! tories, Parkway and schools. Non-Vet $490 Down KlclUiive tion. Plot 1.9 acres. Foyer, liv- Outstanding corner property, Tounj fonr-hedroom homo on ing room, dining room, three bed- itr«K fldital for children). L Sevpfi-room ranch on Vi acre plot. En- large, nicely planted with out- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE trance foyer, large living room with rooms, 1\fi baths. Full basement. room, family aiz« kltchrn, (nil 'Ire-place . RUMSON — Yes all schools area. and Florida room, one large bed- LITTLE SILVER 100 State Hwy. 35. Red Bank . . Non-Vet *4M> Down SH 1-4030 Ranch, four bedrooms, three tiled room, one medium bedroom with Three-badroom ranch — Living room, I E. FRONJ ST., RED BANK baths. Most accessible neighbor- $18,900 leparata dinlnc 'area, cetsmfo tils bath, circulated hot air heat, gas fired, SHadyside 1-6262 step uvlng kitchen, lull bailment. Al McGOWAN-RYAN hood. Over 114 acres. Two-car and gas hot water heater. At- Charming fou^bedroom home lr most H acra jtlok^aood area. |]06 attached garage, dry basement, fine residential district. Immac -.•••. Member of , monthly pays allr -fHS.OOO. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE tached garage. Carpeting, drapes AGENCY attic. Excellent value $39,000. and lawnmower included. $17, ulate, ready to move in. Shown Multiple Listing Servic* All Qualified Buyers Subject Tc? by appointment only. "RED BANK SH 7-3000 •: TAXES $158 FAIR HAVEN — River Oaks. 400. FHA mortgage available. : THOMPSON REAL VALUE Federal and Local Regulations 24-Hour Service Here is opportunity. Big, nearly AH for $f9,900. • FAIR HAVEN ORTAUPECK - Year round, AGENCY Four-bedroom split level. For- our bedrooms, ' fireplace, new, split level. Foreclosed. $14,900 QUAINT EARLY AMERICAN - quite Must liquidate. Includes four RUMSON - For large family mal dining room. Two baths, McGOWAN-RYAN :reened porch. Lovely prop- SINCERE SERVICE SINCE 1935. early: outgrown by fnmlly o( all with bedrooms, two tiled baths, den, with small pocketbook. Entrance Custom built t h r e e-bedroom Basement. Garage. Sewerage. new Iwlni; homey atmosphere: beamed irty. Asking $17,500. SH 1-0700 AGENCY celling living room and dlnlnr room; recreation room, jalousie en- hall, living room, dining room, ranch, full basement and man School nearby. Bargain at $17,- wo bnthn; three bedrooms; large kltch- 81 E. Front St. Red Bank closed porch, basement, attached kitchen, electric range, six bed- other extras. FHA flnancin SOO. RED BANK SH 7-3000 •n\ porch; cellar, «i acr» n[ ahruhi available. M garden plui gigantic pine treei ELLA WILTSHIRE rooms, two baths; hot water base- two-cjir garage. Excellent mort- ONLY $15,500 24-Hour Service in i«er line; hobby shop: I14 00O MODERN three-bedroom ranch. board oil heat. Sewer connection. fAROLl) L1NDKMANN, Brokdr, Baton- gage terms. Asking $34,500. NEW SHREWSBURY For three-bedroom ranch. Base- own, u 2-1103. Evenlnga LI 2-totH,. AGENCY Tile bath, carport, full cellar. Two-car garage. FHA mortgage IHREWIBURY — House for sale. Oprn $14,500 ment with playroom. Assume house Saturday and Sunday 2 to 6 n m 480 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright Fine Lincroft location. Conven- RUMSON — Exceptional offering. of $17,800 available - Ml BMChwood Dr. £.Xu5.?VT1Vlifl CONTEMPORARY ient to parkway, public and pa- Early American home, wide $20,000. Three-bedroom ranch with dining mortgage — approximately $3,- ; IANCH In Oak Hill. Air conditioned, SE 2-0004 000 cash. $103 monthly includes WELL LANI)BCAPED~wTTn""F RTm Ivlng room S2»2.1\ sliding donri to 45' rochial, schools, Bell Labs. Spa- board floors. Most distinctive room and full basement. Nice TREES AND RHFtUBIIEItY -- Country >atlo. live hedrooms. Impreialve (oyer cious plot with wooded glen in setting overlooking two spring- RUMSON — Lovely old corner size plot. May be purchased by all charges., Act fast. living at Us best on over halt ncre at»tone. planter, kitchen with paaa Open 7 Days plot. Seven rooms Including tlir^e Urge nroiigh to family room, built-in refrlg- rear. Owner transferred. $16,' fed ponds. Most accessible ev- property for growing family, four assuming VA mortgage. hedrooms and two tiled Ittitbs with 2H' •rnlor-freer.er, carpeting. Many extras. Member Multiple Listing 500. erything. Four bedrooms, three ATTRACTIVE picture living • room, attached Karate l»iwr relocating. OS 1-0174 or OS 1- large bedrooms, two tiled baths, lull basement. 4!i% VA mortgage c»n BW MONMOUTH _ Ranch «tyle home baths, (large master bedroom tiled kitchen, large fenced plot. RED BANK BRICK FRONT RANCH be assumed by i|imUflrd jMirrhnnpr Ih Ihrre bedroomi, full bAaement SHREWSBURY — Remodeled has two dressing rooms) plus Convenient to schools and buses. INTERRACIAL Living room with fireplace, din- Priced at a low »2l.»5ll. Etwnpil A ED BANK — Excellent location, river 111 nttilltlonal bfrtroorp -and partly ,/In; home, conveniently located in ex- double servants room and bath. ing room, three bedrooms, Armstrong Agency, lipallur ,Vi!i' Proa- Kills, -living room, fireplace, dining od family room. Attached garage. Price $18,000. $12:000 pect Ave.. Little Sllvf-r, R]| 1 am. ""in modern kitchen, three bedrooms, 00x200 deep with beautiful ahmle cellent residential section. Six Some acreage disposable. Value screened porch. Situated on w« Imths, enclosed porch, asking 122 • es and shrubR. Can aflitume '4!4% rooms, roomy plot, 88x145 with Spacious home with seven rooms, «fiiUDLETOWN~^~ifnii r-lle'rt'rnom" snMt 00 personified at $55,000. NAVESINK — Charming center beautifully landscaped '/4 acre, Two baths, recreation nwitn InndnrnDed' -''"II QHOS8INOKR A HELLER, t. mortgage. HB0O ilown, Jllfl per trees and shrubs. Only $11,900. Conveniently located in the wesl •eweri, »1«,IK)O. 811 1.206,1,' ' Itealtnri. member multiple listing, mnth payn all. Total price J17.900. 8 hall colonial on scant acre, fully shade trees. FHA appraised — Hrnail * Mechanic SIS., SH 1-2100. Paul! Place, no agenta OB 1-1006. LITTLE SILVER — Most gra landscaped. Living room 13x17, side of Red Bank. Walking dis- excellent community, asking $20,- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING tance to school and buses. Low HOUSES FOR SALE cious and charming. White co- fireplace; dining room 14x17, fire 900. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE lonial. Over two acres laurel, place. Modern country kitchen down payment for qualified buy- er. LITTLE SILVER—English Tudor rhododendron, dogwood and oaks. with dishwasher, refrigerator and on tree-lined street in quiet neigh Very easy maintenance. Dwell- gas range. Den with built-in tele- FAIR HAVEN — River Oaks - Multiple Listing is the newest service offered to real estate buyers borhood. Living room with fire' ing spotless. Sunken living room, vision. Four . bedrooms, two THE MEISTRICH Very desirable six-room ranch, •nd sellers in this area. It saves you money ... it saves you place, dining room 12x16. Kitchen dining room, solarium with fire- baths. Steam oil heat. Two-car fireplace, full basement with den, place, tiled powder room, mod- time! It's "One Stop Shopping" so to speak. If you have a home with breakfast nook. Two bed- barn with loft and potting shed. AGENCY gas fired hot air heat, patio, ern colonial kitchen (fireplace), play yard, attached oversized to sell or are looking to buy, see the MLS Realtor of your choice rooms and bath, with expansion Reduced to $26,900. Newman Springs Rd., comer bedroom and bath. Second floor: one-car garage, immediate oc- today] attic. One car detached garage Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury and full basement. Asking $15, Four bedrooms, two tiled baths cupancy. Asking $24,000. and den. Attached two-car ga- 500. SHadyside 1-5S88 rage. Exceptional $60,000. SNYDER REALTORS RUMSON — Charming colonial M L6okfng"for a home? Just choose the MLS Realtor of your ASSUME 4^% G.I. MORTGAGE, Established 1873 — Four bedrooms, V/2 baths, den, choice. He has photographs of every home listed with MLS . . . NAVESINK RIVERFRONT - ArR HAVEN - River Oaki are; $119 per month pays all. Four- Member Multiple Llstlnf Servict dining room, hot water oil heat, (Over 500). Practically any type of house In any price range. Building sites for custom built Bungalow. Pin* living room, dinette, detached two-car garage, spa- bedroom, two-bath split, In A-l OUTSTANDING VJO.VK two bedrooms. Full dry basement. No need to run from house to house. These and many other homes. Five large wooded lots Screened pot*ch. Corner plot. An cious grounds. Priced at $17,500. condition. Living room, dining Three-bedroom rancher In Bun Rile economical home for retirement. (13, room, 11x19 family room. Base- high on the banks of the Nave- Hill, Belfori). W»ll oven kitchen, lull services are provided at no extra cost. Why not tee your MLS 500. RUMSON — Choice residential ment Attached garage, Fcnced- sink River, Locust, Middletown baiement, carport, poured concrete Realtor today! Township. Splendid secluded. foundation. Full price — »1MOO. A>- RIVERFRONT — DEEP WATER — area — Colonial, entrance foyer, in yard. On beautiful corner lot. minne GI mortgage tor J3.2OO eilh, Dutch Colonial In excellent condition. four bedrooms, V/ baths, hot Asking $18,900. settled community with one-acre $104 a month payi all. Fireplace. Dining room, kitchen wltli 2 zoning, public water supply, W0OD9 END VILLAGE dining area. First floor bedroom am water oil heat, three-car garage, Seeking a buyer for your present home? Let us help you! MLS tilth. Three bedrooms, Vh baths. TJiree-berlroom >i>]lt level In a fine r ample grounds. Offered at $25,- L curbed and paved road. No prop- ront enclosed porch with flrcplncp. provides the facilities of 35 different MLS Realtor Offices and A. FRED MAFFEO erty like this available anywhere Mlflfllptown neighborhood, fourth bed- Attached two-car garage with three- 000. over 150 salespeople who will be working to sell your home. Since' room unfinished. HecrpBtlon rrvmn. l'i room ground level apartmrnl. Bulk- along the shore. Within com- baths, pxcellpnt landscaping. Price re- headed 190-foot plot, f!5,000, our organization in April we have sold 197 properties totajing_oV'er _ REALTORS muting distance. to 517,100. Excrllent GI rnori MEMBER RED BANK AREA assumption. $4,500,000.-We're sure we can be of "service to you. Calf the'MLS 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY Lawrence J. Schilling MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MEMBER OF STEPHENVILLE SP1.IT Realtor of your choice today! He will explain the newest and SHadyside 1-9333 It hai been many moona since we have 18 Spring Street Red Bank easiest method to sell your property. RED BANK AREA been able to offer a four-bedroom, two- BHailyald* 7-! bnthbnth-s, MlnDLKTOWN — FTveTeaT~oid~»piit 4-«O26. SH 7-9567 'lllUKKHKIlItOOM I'.ANCIICH,, 11', balk SHadyside 7-0397 level. Four bedrooms; l'j haths, family full hiipmenl. attnchrrl ««r»KP, ni:re lirrplnce in llvlnjt room, dining room, roomm. Welll landscaped. 125»17B' Inl, EW MQNMOUTH — Cuitom built corner lot, Immediate occupnnny, Ofl 1. pmueipipnnelrili kllchenKiicnen. ruFulnl basement, garage ,, Near new achoolhl , assume WZ 01 >uap, corner lot. Ideal for doctor -or L13220 any lima, O8 1-3390 after T p.m. nttachedAttached ., Custom ettraMtraaaaa .. IImmediatImmr "' *e oc-'MWUDer Multiple Listina Service mortgage. Moving Florida. J17.050. enlist. 121,800. Prlnclpala only. 08 1- cupancy. $23,000. OS 1-2791. Call SH 7-DOS". 4S9 HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FQR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE DESNIS THE MENACE by HANK KETCHAM RED BANK REGISTER Friday, August 18, 1961—33 11HE DOWSTRA AGENCY WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY • #1 East Front Street Red Bank, N, J. Gannon Reports on State )SH Maude P. S'parkes, Residential Sales Mgr, Member of,Red $mk Are* Multiple Listing SH l-OSM-77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK Ownership of Meadowlands SH 1-02n all the time, he said. The the entire meadows were con- kitchen. A very appealing house. Dated: August 15th, 1961 14. proceeds must he put into a sidered in this case and conse- THE MONMOUTH COUNTY FREEHOLD — John May, 20, IN A QUIET, PARKLIKE area of SHREWSBURY—beautifully $22,000 • special state fund for support of constructed three-bedroom, two-bath imaculate home, foyer, large NATIONAL BANK. Red Bank of Union City pleaded no defense Walker will be sentenced Aug. quently because of the judg- By: GEORGE F. BAINE. JR., public sohoo's which totals more ment, are state's lands covered interesting living room with fireplace, dining room with spacious TWO-FAMILY HOUSE Trust Officer before County Judge Elvin R. 31. than $16 million. windows, huge kitchen with breakfast area, porch, sun deck, cellar, 53 Broad Street, Simmill yesterday to a charge of by tidewater." $6,600.00! ! ! ! ! " Red Bank. N. J. Gannon estimated the state garage, shade, large lot. Asking $29,900. Sole Executor. breaking into a Middletown Town- "This is not a fact," Gannon Call for details 1 Arnold Tulp, Esq. a owns unsold tidelands that run said. Wouldn't it be nice to itart school in LITTLE SILVER—move in 103 East Front Street, ship school. Red Bank, New Jersey .' Assistant Prosecutor John W. Government quickly! four bedrooms, dining room, cellar, garage, near school. Attorney 6nly $15,900. ELLEN S. Applegate said May has been AUK. 18, 25, Sept. 1, 8 (21.42 charged with breaking into the Organization Wrist Watch's Radioactive Rays HAZELTON NOTICE grade school on King's Hwy. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ( REALTOR MONMOUTH COUNTY March 5 and taking two record SURROGATE'S COURT 13 West River Road Rumson Notice to Creditors to Preteet players and money, for a total Setups Hit Are Basis for $11.1 Million Lawsuit • MID-SUMMER SHOREWAY Claims Afalnat Estata value of $225.95. WASHINGTON (AP) - White RUmson 1-2003 ESTATE OF JAMES ANNARKLLA NEW YORK (AP) — A Navydered their recall from the mar- DECEASED. May is scheduled for sentenc- House adviser Don K. Price Jr. SPECIALS REALTY CO. Member of Red Bank Pursuant to the order of EDWARD ing Aug. 31. officer, contending he, his wife ket as well as recovery from C. BROEOE, Surrogate or the County testified yesterday a reliance on Multiple Listing Service or Monmouth, this day made, on the A do-defendent, Alex Alexander elaborate organizational setups to and their five children had been all those who might have ac- A HOME TO GROW INTO - BEAUTIFUL WHITE fenced application of the undersigned, Agnes of Weehawken, pleaded not guilty exposed to deadly radioactive quired them." This roomy compact, four-bed in Cape Cod. Three bedrooms, Annarella, Sole Executrix of the estate make up for the defects of gov- two completely built-in, formal FREEHOLD AREA of the said James Annarella, deceased at his arraignment yesterday. ernment officials is a national rays from a wrist watoh, has "Unhappily, however," he said, room split level in good condi notice is hereby given to the creditors No trial date was set for Alex- sued the manufacturers for $11.1 'the deadly rays to which the tion. Safe neighborhood for chil dining room, modern kitchen with of said deceased to present to the weakness. snack bar, full dry basement, DUTCH COLONIAL said Sole Executrix their claims under ander. million. plaintiffs by that time had been dren.- Large living room, din EXPANSIVE — Four-bedroom oath within six months from this date Price, dean of the Graduate ing room, family room, modern huge shade trees. Low taxes. Dated: August 11th, 1961. Pety Larceny School of Public Administration Lt. Cmdr. Wiltard M. Mound, exposed had so Infected their kitchen, wall oven, two baths No development. $850 down, full home. Large living room with AONES ANNARELLA, Barbara G. Mathews, 20 Gar- 38, of 2 Ohalfont St., Palmyra, bodies with radioactivity as to price $14,250. fireplace, formal dining room, 24 Oceanport Avenue, at Harvard University, is an ad- full basement, attached garage Little Silver, N. J. den PI., Shrewsbury, pleaded not viser to President Kennedy on N.J., said in the Federal District make probable ultimate death Must be seen at $17,500. modern family kitchen, finished Sole Executrix Court action that he bought the from oancer or other lingering FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL basement. Convenient to stores. Alston Beekmsn, Jr., Esq. guillty to a charge of petty larce- government structure and opera- — Recreation room, 1% baths, Asking. $22,000. 10 Broad Street. ny. tion. He held a similar post in watch while stationed in Hong malady. NEARLY NEW RANCH — Lo- Ked Bank, N. J., Kong and wore it from Decem- large lot. Assume GI mortgage. Attorney. According to the prosecutor, the Eisenhower administration. "Already, certain outward cated on quiet street in fine FARMETTE — Four-bedroom ber, 1958, to Jan. 21, 1960. neighborhood. Large living room Owner transferred. Price $18, Aug. 18, 23. Bept. 1. « (18.90 the defendent was charged with "Our national weakness, I physical dvange, such as skin 900. home on three acres. Park like taking merchandise valued at Named as defendants were the lesions and failing eyesight, have with fireplace, full dining room, tree shaded grounds adjoining think, is to try to make up by - extra large kitchen with space $3.49 from the Mayfair Market, elaborate organization for the de-American Rolex Watch Corp.; manifested themselves." LARGE THREE-BEDROOM small lake. House needs repairs. Montres Rolex S.A.; Rolex Uhren for dining. Three bedrooms, two SPLIT — With mother-in-law Asking $11,000. Poultrymen Red Bank, April 26. fects of the men on the job," He said the watch model In- tiled baths, paneled den and at apartment. Only four years old. No trial date was set for the Price told a Senate Government A.G., and Rolex Watch Co., Ltd.,volved was known as tiis "Rolex tached garage. All for $23,900 NEW RANCH — Wonderful three- defendent, who was represented each a Swiss corporation. i M T Master." Transferred owner wants offers Large lot. $20,750. Operations subcommittee at a bedroom home in an excellent Tell House by Edward W. Wise, Jr., Red hearing. Mound's attorney, Harry H. The suit seeks $3.3 million for Hwy. 35 Holmdel neighborhood. City water and Bank. Lipsig, sbid each was connected Mound; $300,000 for his wife, FIVE-BEDROOM RANCH in ex Sewerage. Fenced in yard for This group, headed by Sen. cellent location. Foyer, living (off Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 Jonathan P. Mclnnes of Eighth Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash. is "in one form or another" with Gladys, and $7.5 million for the children. Only $15,700. Call Of Monopoly the production and sale of the children, Ronald, Douglas, Wil- room and dining room, large now I St., West Keansburg, pleaded exploring the adequacy of the gov- modern country kitchen with type of watoh involved. liam Richard and Debra. LINCROFT SPLIT LEVEL three WASHINGTON (AP) — Inde- guilty to a charge of breaking ernment's national security pol- fireplace, built-in range and dish pendent poultrymen have urged and entering. He said rays from (he watch washer, extra large paneled rec bedrooms with living room, din- Rowcroft Agency icy planning and structure. It is ing room and kitchen. 21x12 play- Congress to step into what they He has been charged, according known as the Subcommittee on 'leaked out" in the premises reation room, V/2 tiled baths, Realtor where the family lived and came two-car garage, intercom system room, one car garage. Beautiful said was an attempt by large to Mr. Applegate, with breaking National Policy Machinery. New and many other extras. Excel- ;rounds. An exceptional "buy at 18 South Street • Freehold feed companies to monopolize into Willey's Service Station, Mid- It has heard a Rreat deal of in direct contact with the mem- -17,900. Assume mortgage of $13,- bers of the- family. lent condition. Owner trans HOpkins 2-1455 the poultry industry. dle Rd., Holmdel, June 26. testimony critical of the creation ferred, very anxious to sell 400. Total monthly payments $116. Mclnnes will be sentenced Aug. Lipsig said tho Atomic Energy Shrewsbury (Open Sundays) One of them — Wilbur F Ram of thousands of committees of Asking $37,750. sey, a feed dealer and broiler 31. government officials, one often Commission found in December, Several persons met at the HOLMDEL — Unusual 1(4 story house 1959, that watches of the type WEART-NEMETH on 2.7 acres. Very large living room, contractor from Gainesville, Ga. Assault, Exposure overlaoping the fields of others home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter fireplace. Extra big kitchen, adjacent — urged a House small business Edward L. Dunn, Henderson, and all trying to cc-oordinate or involved "contained excessive Xefteris, 18 Winchester Dr., Fri- ROLSTON AGENCY laundry. Paneled den. three bedrooms. dosages of Strontium 90, and or- 2li baths, cellar. Appliances Included. subcommittee to order an in- N. C, pleaded guilty to charges perfect the operations of various day night to form a dance group. 102 WEST FRONT STREET *25.900. Van Vliet Agency, Line Rd., of assault with intent to rob and WATERBURY Holrndel. WH 6-4(84 vestigation of the industry by the government agencies and pro- Under the leadership of Vincent SHadyside 1-2240 Justice Department and the indecent exposure. grams. Marasco they will learn latest REALTOR INSUROR FAIR HAVEN — Two-family duplex 24-HOUR SERVICE for sale. Call SH 1-8298 after 5 Federal Trade Commission. Mr. Applegate said Dunn made "Neither staff agencies nor Keyport Man American and Latin dances. In- MEMBER OF RED BANK p.m. the robbery attempt on a wom- committees can co-ordinate offic- Another — Porter E. Halbert cluded In the group are Mr. and MULTIPLE LISTING Member Red Bank Area SACRIFICE THREE-BEDROOM, two- an in Middletown July 11, and ex-ials who are interested only in Mrs. Keith Olson, Mr. and Mrs. bath ranch. Recreation room, full base- — said one large feed :aanufac- ment, two-car garage. One-acre plot. posed himself before a Middle- the programs of their "several Jailed For Raymond Wright. Mr. and Mrs. 18 West Front Street Red Bank Multiple Listing Service Patio, fully landscaped. Close to school turer had launched a slander and churclicj. t2i,5O0. LI 2-1438. town woman at her home Aug. 4.bureaus," Price said. Kenneth Roonan and Mr. and SHadyside 7-3500 RANCH BUNGALOW — Riverside and smear campaign to drive Heights area, one block to Shrewsbury MATAWAN.—Seven-room house, all Im- . Aug. 31 was set for Dunn's Neither, he said, can they co- Mrs. G. E. DePoala. River. Pine paneled living room with provements, steam heat, enclosed .yard, him out of business. He said he sentencing. $225 Theft NEW HOME fireplace, two bedrooms, tile bath. good for children. Neari schools, trains, operates the last independent ordinate and make up for the Coiner plot. Five minutes to Red bus. TEaneck 7-213G. V Robert Antonnucci, Roselle, FREEHOLD — A Keyport man Mr. and Mrs. G. E. DePolala, Hank railroad station. Modern kitchen, feed mill in the Bronson, Tex., deficiencies of those who, on ac- BLBERON-OAKHURST—V picturesque, pleaded no defense to a charge was sentenced to a two-to-five 32 Knollwood Dr., entertained at LINCROFT clothes dryer and waaher. Oil heat, cel- 1 count of their temporary status lar. Beautifully landscaped. Price $14,- landscaped, % acre corner lot sets off area. of grand larceny. year term to New Jersey Stale dinner and bridge Saturday night. Thret l»r»« bedroom), large" dining 900. Cnll SH 1-8845 afternoons and this beautiful two-year-old colonial in government, "are subject to room, living room, completely modern evenings. home of character. 2.400 sq. ft., two- Ramsey was the last indepen- Mayor Guiney's Car the influence of the interests Prison by County Judge Elvin R. Their guests included Mr. and kitchen, two complete bathl, large car garage, many Interesting features. dent feed dealer to submit a nrage, hot water oil rircd baseboard NEW MONMOUTH—Four-bedroom. 1H- Principals only. KE 1-4200. Antonnucci is charged with with which they have been or ex-Simmill yesterday on a charge of Mrs. Raymond Wright, Mr. and heat. 103xl«5 PloC) Roma Court. Call bath split level. Large family kitchen, statement to the oommitte. It stealing a car belonging to Mayor breaking and entering. Mrs. John Wilson and Mr. and SH 1-7062 or SB 7-3198 lor appointment. on 60x150 tree-ahaded lot. Near St. FIVE ROOMS, H4 baths, front porch. pect to be associated; or who. Mary's school, f 16,500 to principals on- Beacon Beach. $n,5(10. by owner. is looking into whether large feed Cornelius Guiney, Jr., Highlands, simply are unaware of the ramifi According to Asslstant.Prosecu Mrs. Keith Olson. •HRBWBBUHY — four-bedroom, two ly. OS 1-1110. '787-6773 _i. companies have integrated the b&UiB. Two-story, center hall colonial Sept. 2, 1960, according to the cations of modern governmental tor John W. Applegate, Willie plans. Hot water heat, full basements, OAKHURST — Llvine room, fireplace, broiler industry. Integration oc- prosecutor. ' Chandler, 29, of 215 Atlantic St., Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arnold and tin 15O'xl8O\ Wall-tb-wall carpeting In- four bedrooms, two baths, Cape Cod problems." sons, Stewart and Robert, 35 Riv- $13,600, CA 2-3133. ' LOTS AND ACREAGE curs when a feed company gets Antonnucci will be sentenced on pleaded guilty to a charge-' of eluded. (24,000 and (25,000. Birch Drive eredge Rd., spent three weeks re- or CA 2-7629. LEONARDO — Seven-room older homtf control of the raising and proces- Aug. 31. breaking into Major's Bar, Key- cently vacationing in Boca Ra- MIDDLETOWN — Navesink area. New with four-room bungalow and garage. LOT OWNERS sing of chickens. Larry Williams, 19, of 127 port, July 15, and taking liquor tour-bedroom, l',4 story Cape Cod. Large Reasonable. 16 Olenmary Ave. Morganville ton, Fla. living room, dining area, family size TINTON FALLS—Secluded country iur- See us for the best deal in new The hearing was recessed until Woodrow Wilson Homes, Long and cash amounting to $25. kitchen, two ceramic baths, basement roundlngs, close to railroad and park- homes. Many models. next week. Branch, pleaded guilty to playroom, saraee Lovely wooded lot. way. School bus-stop In front. Three Erich Seber, son of Mr. and Chandler was represented by Mr. and Mrs. David M. Leavy, 118.900. SH 1-7733. bedrooms, - twp full baths, large living "If this present trend contin- charges of breaking and entering Mrs. Robert Seber, Jr., Wyncrest William Beaty of Red Bank. formerly of 20 Riveredge Rd., room with fireplace. On one full acre, BLAINE and robbery. RUMSON trees. Ideal for family with small chll ues," Ramsey said, "a very few Rd., celebrated his first birthday Judge Simmill sentenced James have moved to Birch Ave., Huge, flowering trees,, towering ma- dren. 122,500. LI 2-1397. ASSOCIATES, INC. large national feed manufactur- Williams, according to the at a party Aug. 9. Attending Matthews, 229 Broad St., Long Shrewsbury. ppita, with' ivy ground cover, make a OWNER MUST SELL—Larse custom- prosecutor, is charged with steal- were Mr. and Mrs. Richard At- Branch, to a indeterminate term pperfect setting for this, custom built built ranch, complete with large two- Real Estate ers companies will collectively ttwo-bedroom, two-bath colonial ranch. car garage. In lovely neighborhood. IJ S-2020 LI 1-1188 gain ^a monopoly on the entire ing $90 from the Norwood Inn, trldte, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Seber to Bordentown Reformatory on a James and Albert Crowley, MMany eitral. Immediate possession. Completely landscaped with shrubs, Hwy 35, Eatontown Deal, Dec. 24; $325. from the and daughter, Patty, Mrs. Michael charge of grand larceny. twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. James Access to Shrewsbury. Texas owner Is trees, In Sea Girt area. Call PR 5-3232 broiler industry." here and must sell this week. 131.000. weekdays 8-6 and Saturday a.m. or MU Deal Pharmacy, Ocean Town- Manzo and daughters Claire and The prosecutor said Matthews H. Crowley, 120 Riveredge Rd., RV 1-2S82. 10 Oyster Bay Drive, Rum 1-5909 Sundays for appointment. SACRIFICE — Two acres J5300. Lo- Halbert said Uhe major feed ship, June 22, and $56 from celebrated their eighth birthdays Ion. catcd on East Rd , opposite Bun ilse companies had made a "planned, Angela, ftobert Seber, Sr., Sarah had been charged with stealing UTTLE SILVER — Four bedrooms, EATONTOWN four-year old, three-bed Rri. Plot plan and survey Included. West's Butcher and Grocery Ann Seber, Jean Seber, Robert two boats and two motors June with a cookout. Their guests In- room ranch. Dining room, 1*$ baths, full Call 8-5, AT 1-2727. deliberate, organized effort to large Cape Cod. Oarage and baje- dry basement, carport. Landscaped V Store, Long Branch, July 2l. Seber, 3d, Stephen Seber and 18 in Sea Bright. cluded Todd Sherman, Billy and jnent. 4«i loan. SH 1-2089. acre lot. Storm and soreen windows MIDDLETOWN LINCROFT — "i acre keep production at such levels Williams will be sentenced Aug. Bryan Suter, Frank and John OOPERATIVE three rooms and bath, and doors. Close to schools and shop- plus, cleared beautiful building site ttiat we independent dealers can- Rita Seber. Matthews was represented by urnlshcd, with utilities. Eatontown, ping center. Lt 2-2120. In exclusive Oakhill area. Short, dead- 31. Max Barr, Asbury Park. Mack, Gregg Brown and their LI 2-3148 end paved St. Bargain nt S3.800 In- hot stand for it ..." RUMSON — Four-bedroom Cape Cod, cludes closing legal fees. 787-0723. Indecency Charge The Morganville Social Club Robert E. Clifton, 19, of 2>/j cousin, John Crowley. 4HREE-BEDROOM SPLIT — with un 'ien, l"j bath*, wall-to-wall carpet, cel- Independent dealers, he said, finished fourth. Living room, dining 150'xiOO In nice quiet section of Bel- William Faux, 21, of 508 Mon-met last week at the home of Union Ave., Neptune, was sen _ _ _ ^__ _ • ^ . i_ik io ta»'*l» lar, three-car garage. Near achools. A H Immediate occupancy. $18,000. No ford. Full price J1R00. Terms can be normally cut the size of broiler row Ave., Asbury Park, pleaded Mrs. Martin Smith, Sr., Green- tenced to an indeterminate term Barbara Wilhelm. daughter of agents. RU 1-1116. arranged. SH 1-2175. flocks when prices drop. But not guilty.to a charge of carnal wood Rd. Birthday gifts were re- to Bordentown on a charge ol Mr. and Mrs. William Wilhelm, __:ora since 1959, he said, each time a indecency. Stormi andd screensscreens.. Convenient tlo ceived by Mrs. Edward Becker grand larceny and escape. 130 Cloverdale Cir., had a cook- schools, shopping, etc. Located In New RAY STILLMAN flock is cut a major feed manu- The prosecutor said Faux was out Saturday to celebrate her Monmouth on lOO'xlWV lot on quiet REAL ESTATE WANTED and Mrs. Donald Miller. Attend- Clifton, according to Mr. Ap- dead-end itreet. 117,500. Call OS 1- ESTABLISHED 43 YEARS facturer fills the void. charged with committing the act ing wereiMrs. John Wilson, Mrs. plegate, was charged with taking eirjhth brithday. Her pucsts were 0838. No brokers WE NEED LISTINGS - Prompt pro- June 6 with another man in New Marie Ford, Carlyn' Ewald, Re- Everything in Real Estate fessional service. Homes shown by ap- He said the large companies Joseph L'anzaro, Sr., Mrs. Martin the car of Edward M. Bunni, In- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BUNGALOW pointment only. are apparently prepared to loss Shrewsbury. Smith, Jr., Harry Konowalow, terlaken, July 9 and escaping cus nce Meceli, Nancy Overman, — East Ave., near Memorial Parkway. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Five rooms, gas hent, very good condi- McGowan Ryan Agency millions of dollars to gain con- No trial date was set for Faux, Mrs. Lewis Becker, Miss Sarah tody of an Asbury Park patrol Mary Elizabeth Russo, Nancy' tion. 50x100. Taxes J200. For quick sale STATE HWY. 35 SHREWSBURY $9,700. CONSTANCE SMITH. 14 Maple Red Bank SH 7-3OO0 trol of the industry. Despite who was represented by Melvin Ann Sebor, Mrs. Robert Seber, man July 12. Kelly and Mepan Crossin of New Ave., Fair Haven. EH 1-2308 SH 1-8600 Zlotkin, Freehold. Shrewsbury; Susan McCormick, WE HAVE BUYERS losses, he said, the big firms Jr., Mrs. Robert Owens, Miss He was represented by Paul BELFOBD — Fnur rooms, hath and LITTLE SILVER — Sliver F-lrook Park. FOR RANCH HOMES continue to expand. Columbus E. Walker, Box 29, Audrey Van Pelt, Barbara Lynn Blandon, Asbnrv Pnrk. Wpstbury, L. I.: Sanrlra Thomp- utility room 12x12 workshop. On large EdRPWooil AVP. off Sllvfrsicle Ave. ten MIDDLETOWN — Holmdel area. Two son, Farminfidale, L. I., and Pat- lot. Call 787-25(4 after 5 p.m. room homo. 52O.nfH). SH 1-588R. three or four bedrooms. Up to 119.000. Englishtown, pleaded no defense Smith, Patty Konownlow, Jean Herbert W. Kinr-. 21, of 51. Pine- NEW MONMOUTH Call BARONET REALTY, Har.let. CO to a charge of Issuing forged Seber, Vivien Owens, Rita Seber, view Ave., Kea-sburR, was given ricia Johnson, Merion, Pa. OWNER' BEINO TRANSFERRED to 4-2010. checks. Florida. Must sell well-built, five yenr EDNA M. NETTER Robert Sober, 3d, Bnbby Owens, a susoended throe-to-cight year HANDYMAN SPECIAL desired. Used, old three-bedroom ranch. In excellent LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER Outing Held According to Mr. Applegate, and Kathy Knowalow. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Marshall, condition. Full basement, nttached but not abused, eight to twelve-room state prison term, placed on five rage, screen porch, dinlnK room. FARMS—HOMES—INDUSTRIAL SITES within 10 mile radius of Keyport. Box "OT' nmhnt'nn. nnri fined $250, 23 Meredith Dr., recently moved ramie tile bath, wall lo wall IIOI.MDEI,—CONTS NECK '-'3, Keyport. N.J. n chnr"e of brcakinq and en-here from Arlington, Va. Associ- petlng, hliurig, aluminum storm win- MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS HAVE CLIENT for hone farm In Mon- By Pack 25 By Getlermani ated with Bell I.nbs, Mr. Marsh- dows and screens. Walk tn churches, hutch Lanr Ril.. HI) 1. Marlboro mouth County. Must have track. Price LINGER tering and petit larceny, parochial and public schools. New T.O.. Box .125 rnnuc from 510.000 lo »«5.000. BROTH- He had with all will be working in Holmdel. York and Newark buses. Assume low HO 2-4151 ERS * BROTHERS, Bradley Beach. HIGHLANDS - Cub Scout Pack been charged 4H% O.I. mortuajie. Payment* Jill Pit 4 5521. 25 recently held its annual sum- breaking into thp Surhiirhan Bar- They have three sons, Bruce, who monthly. Cnsh 15200. Full price J18.000 MEKR IS YOtiH CONVERTED CAR- will attend Sycamore School; Principals only. No brokers. O3 l-256fi RIACIE HOUSE mnlil lirautirm trres mer outing at Kavookjian Me- ber Shop, Middle Rd., Raritan after 5 pm. on InrKC pin!. LIVIIIR room 17x'JG'. llrp- Township, July 3 and taking $6, Dick, who has a scholarship to place, large dining room, Hxifi' rncrpn- LISTINGS WANTED morial Field. More than 60 per- THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE, full bnse- lon room, four twin Rire bedrooms, Fnr thp KM Rank Arra sons attended, including cubs and to Mr. Applepate. Potomac State in Virginia, and mi>nt. Steam heat. 75x100. $7000. 787 2'Si bnlhs, buflf-mr-nt, two-car garflRf*. Multiple LIstliiR ByntPin a married son, Stan, who is in 1734. Terrific huy nt |:tl,6flo. Elwnod A. Arm- members of their families. • • as roresentcd bv Al- stronfi ARpnry, Realtor. 555 Prospect Call: HOUSTON WATERBimY ston Bcplcman, Jr., Red Bank. the Air Force nt Rome, N, Y. MIDDLBTOWN — New five-room house A\'C. LHtln .Silver. Sll 1(501). 1fi West Kront St., Red Bank The father and son softball and garage. Jl.YIXKl. Cnll Sll 7-:i500 game started the events, with the John A. Bnndi, 18, of Crawford AT 1-0003 Over $n,00(l.000 Hold by MLS Wednesday starting at 10 a.m., CUSTOM BUILT BRICK AND FRAME In three tnonUm cubs winning the game. Sivert M. St., Shrewsbury Township, was HANOI! In quiet Little Silver men. Mrs. Lawton Cox holds open house RUMSON — Two-story, seven room, Seven rooms, three twin fllze bedrooms, Walstrom and his son Sivert won sentenced to hordentown on a four-betlroom home. Oil heat. Veteran two tiled batliH. fireplace-living room, YOI.'R HOME NEEDED! We need at her home, 82 Cloverdale Cir. can buy for $200 down. 111,000. AT Convenient work saving kitchen, pnlto, homes with two to four bedroom* In the relay race. The tug-o-war chnrRC of grand larceny. 1-OR08J. The purpose is to quilt, sew, knit, two-car attached jaragc. J25,onn. El- Rod Bank area. S12-|25,000 price event, participted in by the cubs Bondi had been charged with wood A. Armatronc Agency, Rcnllnr. range, whore owner would "TRADE" or work on other handiwork for ENGLISH STYLE COTTAGE. MIDDLE- 555 rrospect Ave.. Little Silver. Sll 1- for nn alr-condltlonerl three-bedroom and mothers versus the fathers, stealing a car belonging to the TOWN VILLAGE — Six rooms, tile and drn ranch; or a two-family Income the fancywork table of the annual bath, large storage ntttc, basement. property, with city sewers: or a four- was won by the cubs and moth- D. L. Peterscn Leasing Co., New Ofis steam hent. Excellent commuting. IOLMDEL — Ranch on acre In rolllnR bedroom ranch wltli basement . and Shrewsbury, July 11, the prose Christmas bazar of Shrewsbury Moving to California, nsklnu K18.500 for two-car garage In n preferred resi- ers. quick sale. Call owner OS 1-02G4. area. LlvliiR room, fireplace, larRP mod- Presbyterian Church. ern kitchen, three bedrooms, 2',-; hntha. dential flection. A njiiclt, money saving The 34 cubs brought the food cutor said. , lrilll bnsemejit opens (in level In rear, anil convenient exchange can be ef- BPACIOUS COLONIAL RANCH on Inrce. reeled lor you. WALKER ft WALKER. Attorney for Mr. Bondi was plot. Seven lovely roomfi, three bed- divider! for room. Double gariiKe, and the families aided with the breezewny. S3S,60f>. Vnn Vllet Agency. Realtors. "Trade OnnnultsntB,Uftntii " (Wl Richard Burke, Middletown. 166th WARNING rooms, l'i nathn, 24' fnmlly room, Broad Rt.. Shrewsbury. SH 1-5212. cooking. deluxe kitchen, separate dining room, .Hie R.I., IlolmclH.WHJMIM. _ Hroad r*wibiiry. 811 Richard Brown, Garfield Ave., TOKYO (AP) — Communist • I'acp. for fourth bedroom. Price re- Rt. 3.V CO 4-G2I2. The outing was directed by duced to J17.3OO. Elwoorl A, Armstrong EIGHT-ROOM SPLIT LEVEL — Twi Long Branch, was sentenced to a China charged an American war- AKency, Renllor, 5M Prospect Ave.. Lit- n. garage, basement, acreened-iu WE NEED MORE HOMES for oui James G. Bailey, cubmaster, and ship and a submarine violated tie •Silver. Si I 1-45O0. porch, flood location. I-'IIA appralned Fclf'Cted buyers In Rn] Ijjinlt, Rumnon, two-to-thrce year term to state lifMHIO. Best offer. No accntn. M! 7-4jKn Fair Haven nnd Mlddlotown. O Edward M. Dzurinko, chairman prison for Issuing a forged check. its 12-mile territorial waters THREE-BEDROOM RANCH on hnlf trnde-ln program nan crentet] mn of the pack committee. acre. Two tile hath*, large pine kitch- PRIVACY! This exceptional thrrr-beil- flairs. Call un for prom pi. rrllab According to Mr. Applefiate, Thursday off Kwangtung Prov- en, barbecue, hreiiltfast area. Kull rlln- :)om ranch has II Also hufcp finlsh'-d The next activity for the pack ince. Radio Peiping said £h« laaemcnt. dlnlnK room, all lame bed- Brown was charged with issuing Irig room, hlg living room, fireplace. CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor will be the second annual track Chinese Communist Foreign Min- Exceptional Jnloujled ami screened rooms, attached garage. Exceptional "You look to pretty, Mom. I thought maybe you'd the $96 check to the Shop and porch. Full cellar, hot water heat. Ex- buy at *t5,0O0. Aet promptly, rait f'al 41 E. Front at.. Red Bank meet, to be held at the same •£'". 125,90". Vnn Vllel Agency, Line Ohlsen Realty. Realtors, New Mon- Save Market, Broadwny, Long istry issued its 166th serious Rd.. Holmdel, Wll 6-4(84. mouth. OS 1-3322. SH 1-4030 field Saturday, Aug. 26. ask Dad .to drive me to the beach!" Branch, on May 17. warning to the United States. ,24—Fridajr, August 18, 1961 Red Carpet Is Located WASHINGTON (AP) - The •wtt o* • red carpet—the kind mUed out forVlP's-^i s going to (MRANCE MEN'S SPORTSWEAR oo* Jasper M. Holder 5150 or six months in jail. Tlie ceremonial floor covering was put down by the Sheraton Park Hotel May 8 when Presi- dent Kennedy addressed the Na- * 2,98 to 4*98 Famous Make tioiral Association of Broadcast- ers. It didn't get back to stor- age. Police said they found it later in Holder's attic. He used Short Sleeve Sport Shirts to be a moving van helper. Holder pleaded guilty yester day to petty larceny. Be modern with Now 1.99

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waih 'n wear and math weaves. Woven KITCHENS | on* handle does I checks, stripes, plaids, novalty patterns. H» work of two MRS. JAMES P. MITCHELL, second from right, of Little Silver, wife of Republican gubernatorial candidate, was guest of honor at a taa in homa of Mrs. Willard Kay- lor, right, 18 Shrewsbury Way, Sea Bright. With them above are Mrs. Lester E. Per- I— i rine, left, and Mrs. John H. Lacey, who were among assistants to the hostess. Kenneth A. Wilson, Inc. Welfare Cost "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean PLUMBING t HEATING For Sunday, August 20 Harvard Street—Highway : $73,192,630 Phone: SHadyside 7-4365 TRENTON (AP) - Combined Present—For You and ADVERTISEMENT spending for old age, disability, Yours • • • This is a rather dull dependent children and genera day, but a good time to loaf assistance in New Jersey in th around the house in comfort- 100 Top Firms past year totaled $73,192,630, the able garb (after church!) and to state Institutions Department re- catch up on leading, correspond- OFF the regular price ports. ence, straightening out closets, Rent or Lease etc. People prefer solitude nnder It said the spending amounted current aspects, so you probably Vehicles From Avis to $12.06 for every- man, woman won't be bothered by interrup- »•& and child in the state. The funds tions. Keep entertaining to a More than 100 of the top firms came from the federal, state, minimum. $5 to $20 Famous Make Short Sleeve Sport Shirts In the United States have found county and municipal govern- Off ments. It to be more advantageous to Future ... A supersonic air- The spending increased 17 per Past • • . Francis Asbury was rent or lease their vehicular born on August 20, 1745, inliner will fly 2,000 mites an needs from Avis. If your firm cent over the previous year. The hour, cruising 12 to IS miles Short or Long Sleeve Summer Dress Shirts biggest increase was in aid for England. He came to this coun- uses trucks or automobiles let us up. There will be no windows y2 off dependent children, which went try early in life, where he wasbut TV screens will permit you ahow you how you can have the up 34 per cent to $31.9 million. -(be pioneer bishop of the Meth- to see outdoors. Tilting seats will vehicle of your choice on anThe department said the program odist Church in America, which Iceep you horizontal .when the Famous Make Knit Sport Shirts • economical lease plan. Phone cared for a monthly average of he served for 45 years. plane takes off at steep angle. y off Avis Rent-A-Gar, 102 W. Front 14,327 adults and 44,564 children 2 St.. Red Bank. SH 1-9499. during the year ending June 30. The Day Under Your Sign Swim Wear and Walk Shorts ARIES (Bom Mwcii 21 fo April 19) UBRA fS»p*. 23 to Oct. 2i\ A shor«hort aojoar»oiotmni -with a- Urg* e fttoop The social aide i» accented Jor the com- y2 off conM.u b*-e. an l_iatcrtiting« .: - otpBtltti*'^ ing week. Get jam -wardrobe ready, TAURUS (April 20 to M*y 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 io Nov. 2f) amity cooperation it accented *n& Resist temptation 1t> offer advice, even everyone is even-tempered ior a cfaanf t, though a friend obviontly needs it. MEN'S FURNISHINGS and SPORTSWEAR, Street Floor and Asbury Park I GEMINI (May 21 loJun. 21} SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to D.c. 21) Kapptncii abounds at your houfe at Don't by-pass obligations just to have a gfKxi news arrives Tta telephone of good ttm*. Your conscience will suffer. telegraph. CANCER (Jun. 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN {D.c. 22 to Jan. 20) Serk mental and spiritual companion- A visitor could upset you temporarily. ihip. Thit is a good time to eJad rift Think things through and you II cheer [between fnendi. up. LEO [July 22 to Aug. 21J AC^UARIUS (Jan. 2t to Ftb. 19) [Be sympathetic and undertfcnuKng if This i» so time to sit back and wait for toniecrnc in yotff circle seed* htip. derdopraenta. Get things going 1 COMPANY VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) PISCES (Feb. 30 fo March 20} Your Hrenity wll be restored at bttiefic Tinker around the bottse. Take the ASIURY PAIK •ID IANK r*dUUom predominate once auto. famtrr for a drive. Practice togetherness.

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