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lBBU«d daily.-'Monday uucdfh Friday. Second Clan Pcutag* RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1961 7c PER COPY-r PAGE ONE VOL. 84, NO, 43 Paid it Rid Bank vtA at Additional Malhnj Office*, Petitions as Weapons Barkalow To Press PollutionViolence, Plane Ban Hint Of Sea Issue In State Parley SEA BRIGHT — Eighteen hun-fensiv.e to bathers," he said. "The garbage and other refuse into the dred names on 12 petitions have main thing is to keep persons surf that may bring sharks in been collected here for use in a aboard close lo the shore. The way lo Boost Berlin Tension fight t0 free the Atlantic's surf throwin do that is to keep the boats out a from refuse and to help prevent proper distance from the attracting sharks into the bathing beaches." areas. It was the opinion of Mr. Sand- The petitions are among weap- lass that much of the debris and Russian ons' expected to be used at Tren- other offensive material that has U.S. Will ton Monday when Assemblyman been cluttering the beaches in Clifton T. Barkalow (R'Mon- recent days, including yesterday, mouth) will meet with state of- "comes to us! directly from New York City, and from improper Keep'Em Soldiers ficials to appeal for stronger regu- lations against ocean pollution. disposal of garbage and other The meeting has been called waste, other than fishing oper- by H. Mat Adams, acting com- ations alone." • missioner, at the offices of the He said he believes stronger Flying Attacked state Department of Conservation anti-pollution laws are needed as well as strong regulations to keep BERLIN (AP) — Out- and Economic Development. WASHINGTON (AP) — Top Level Talk boats well out beyond the surf. bursts of violence on both U "" Starting at 10 a.m., that session Official Promises j -?- authorities said today sides of the Berlin border will bring together Mr. Barka- Col. T. H. Setieff of the Army civilian airliners will keep kept tension and tempers low and other shore legislators Engineers, Philadelphia District,- flying into West Berlin high in this 13th day of the with Mr. Adams; Kenneth H. and Col. C. M. Duke, supervisor despite a "scarcely veiled Creveling, director of the Division of New York harbor, have been war of nerves since the o f Resources' Development; among officials whd have prom- "threat" by Russia to clamp Communists threw up bar- Peter J. Gannon, chief of the ised co-operation in clean-up at- ricades through the city. State Bureau of Navigation, and down on flights. tempts. The Coast Guard also The authorities cited both In a series of incidents yes- other officials in the administra- CUFTON T. BARKALOW (See POLLUTION, Page 15) tion of Gov. Robert B. Meyner. precedent and past agreements erday and last night: Observers also may include signed by the Russians as al- A West Berlin mob attacked lowing commercial fligh's to Ber- representatives of the Army En- bus loaded with Soviet sol- gineers and the Coast Guard, be- lin without interference. diers. Saboteurs halted 'he Red- cause both have been working RumsOn Has Newfn a tough-worded statement run railway and elevated system closely with civilian representa- approved by President Kennedy in the Western sector for 10 min- tives on the anti-pollution, anti- and Secretary of State Dean' utes. East German police shot gharjt prdgram. Rusk, the U.S. government yes- and killed a fleeing refugee. The petitions resulted: from Zoning Ordinance terday rejected as false. Soviet reeonimendations-by-William- T- charges that the Western Sandlass, 6 Alston Ct.. Red Bank, RUMSON -^ Borough Council predecessor was enacted in 1946 are airlifhting West German REDS LOST THIS DECISION — Warning operator of the Sand Lass Beach adopted a new zoning ordinance and upgrades an area of about spies and saboteurs to West who block the way for a busload of sightseeing soldiers seeking to enter East Berlin last night. Berlin. Shots Fired Club, on Sea Bright's North 80 acres in the southwe.;t corner at the Friadrichstrasse checkpoint Aug. 24. .The buses, assigned to test Allied rights Beach, and promotion efforts by It incorporates amendments of the borough from % to one- The new Kremlin note said that BERLIN (AP) — Communist Carl P. Flemming, manager of which have been made since its acre minimum requirements. in traffic of West Germans to of entry,later brushed past the Communist guards after wrangling over identity cards guards fired warning shots to- Ship Ahoy and the,, Surfrider The only objection at the pub- West Berlin Che Western powers delayed them for an hour. (AP Wirephoto by radio from Berlin) day to scare away about 30 Beach Clubs, also on the North 9 lic hearing came from Stanley are abusing the air corridors to West Berliner* who had Beach. Ivins, who owns and adminis- the city, "taking advantage of crowded to the barbed wire bar- The signatures are those of 'Conflict trates an estate that owns 55 the absence of control over air rier. In the French sector to management staffs and members acres of the area. communications." 9 watch Red activity on the other of Sandlass Beach Club, operated He was represented bv Philip The U.S. statement, issued at Planjiers Study Presented side. • by Henry Sandlass, the Sand Lass, Nadler, Red Bank attorney, who the White House, denounced the! West Berlin police told of the *~Ship" Ahoy, Surfrider, Emery's Ruling presented a detailed, argument Moscow protest as cynical and) incident at Frohnau: - Beach Club, the Sea Bright Bath- claiming undue hardship on irresponsible at a time when thej A Communist suddenly or- Ing Pavilion, the Peninsula House, grounds the land couid not be Reds, in "direct violation" of dered: "Go bad, 100 meters . Trade Winds, Edgewater Beach On Water Supply, Sewers developed imaginatively, using agreements to unify Germany, (110 yards) or we will shoot." ' Club, Driftwood-by-the-Sea and Delayed *e river to best advantage, with built a barricade sealing off East ' The crowd did not move. Monmouth Beach Club. (he one-acre restriction." The Berlin. FREEHOLD — The Monmouth in the master plans of municipal-jmosphere, the report stated Then came a warning rattle • William T. Sandlass said last FREEHOLD - County Judg owners would suffer financially,! The Soviet complaint about re County Planning Board today re- ities. This ramfaU provides rvioderat of submachine gun fire. night he wrote and started the Elvin R. Simmill yesterday said also, he said. lations between West Germany leased a 61-page study on "Water 4. Sewer systems in the Rarl- to large supplies of ground water Western police persuaded the petitions both in opposition to. sug- he soon will rule on a conflict 1 and West.Berlin cannot be taken [Supply and Sanitary Sawer Fa- tan Basin area should be tie- available from sand deposits 1 Calls It 'Over-Upgrading people then to pull back for ' jestJww th#t^ chemical type* of of • interest charge brought by cilities in the Monmoutii Coastal! signed to ultimately connect into underlying Monmmilh County. Mr. Nadler objected to the |seriously at a-time when Mos their own safety.' shark repellaots be used in the Adolph Kozicky in a suit de- Region.'.' |ohe Middlesex Coun'y trunl Untapped Resource "over-upgrading," sayjng the! cow is olaiming East Berlin is surf a«d in an effort to keep signed to upset Eatontown's The report was compiled under The major untapped water re- portion of Wardetl jAve. which part of East Germany, tecting • survivor' in « rubber water systems of KfMnsburg, surface water supply, according A hearing scheduled for yester- Dr. Simon Snyder of Oakes Rd., Parkway is served oy public vision appearance in E\st Ber- boat, but would certainly be of- Keyport, Matawan, Union Beach, day was cancelled by agreement water" supply, with Holmdel, to the report. lin, speaking on "What Comes endorsed the upgrading, A letter Dog Crowing Street and Matawan and Raritan Town- of the borough attorney, Henry of commendation from ike" Rum- Middletown, Ocean and Wall Monmouth County is well cn- Next in Berlin." ships with Monmouth Consoli- Townships and New Shrews-] dowed with water su.opiy re- J. Saling, and Mr. Kozicky's at- son Improvement Association Caunes Accident dated Water Company system. bury the major exceptions. Thej sources. These resources, the With orders to fire ii fired Crane Burns torney, Ralph Heuser, Matawan. was also read. SEA BRIGHT —A dog cross- 2. Preservation of reservoir report stated that we*i of the1 report urges, should be preserved upon, American GIs stood guard Mr. Kozicky claims two Plan Other revisions establish a ing Ocean Ave. produced a sites on (he Manasquan River parkway, the only areas of pub-] and protected from encroach- during the night in drenching ning Board members were in con- minimum building permit fee of rain close-up to, the Communists' On Barge two-car accident yesterday. for future water needs. lic water supply are where there (See PLANNERS, Page 2) flict of interest when they voted $5., and raise the basis of build- fortified line along with British Patrolman John Carmody re- are "concentrations of intensive to approve the measure because ing permit Tees from WO to $12 In Matter Plans and French forces and West Ber- they are both employed by the ported a car driven by Clay- development." At Rumson per square foot; permit golf ton R. Haynes, 56, of IS Cen- 3. Water systems and sanitary lin police. Bendix Corporation, which owns RUMSON—About 30 firemen of courses under certain conditions; ter St., Highlands, stooped for sewer systems should be included > Water Rates Gars Collide some of the property that was re- ! (See BERLIN, Page 2) the Rumson and Oceanic fire require 50-foot frontage n busi- the dog. Municipal water rate's are 50 zoned. companies were called yesterday ness zones, and establish mini- A car driven by Olga Dean- per cent lower than that of pri- Mayor and Council reintroduced At Eatontown afternoon to put out, a fire on a mum, lotjreas there_with. 30-foot dlno, M, of. Division St., Long vate companies^ As an exrfmpjr, Truck-Car -EATONTOWN=-Sarah Wjlliam- bar« working off Pauel's Boat the same ordinance July 12 and rear yards. Branch, did not stop, the pa- Keansburg's average annual cost FBI Charges son, 12 years old, was injured Works, Washington St. planners approved the ordinance The ordinance also requires trolman reported, until It hit per family of four is $"20.30 as The fire started, police said, Aug. 14, but this time the two that all accessory buildings, in- the rear of Mr. Haynes' auto. Collision compared with the private com- slightly last night at 7:2ft in a Woman In when workmen were using *an members in question, George A. cluding fireproof buildings, be The dog apparently made it panies' average rate of Mil.12 for two-car accident at Rt. 35 and acetylene torch to free the boom Morgan and John Reuter, did not set at least 15 feet from the side across the street OK. The wo- Monmouth Consolidated Water Tinton Ave. of a crane on the barge that had vote. The ordinance was finally lines and rear lines in R-l, to-2 man was charged with care- Injures Four Company, and $90 for West' A car driven by her father, Auto Death "tipped into the wayterT adopted-by-council-Wednesday. -/_ (See RUMSON, Page 2) leu driving. FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-Four KeansfturR. Wayne Williamson, 646th Racfar OCEANPORT - The daughto Gasoline had spilled out from persons suffered minor injuries Other average municipal rates Squadron, Highlands, was struck ,of a Boston investment banker the crane, spreading the blaze. yesterday when a 26,000-pound are: Union Beach, $30; Matawan, in the rear by another vehicle yesterday was charged with In- Fire Chief Hyatt Cunningham dump truck sideswiped a car on $49.21; Freehold, $50.7«; High- driven by Dorothy Nelson, 541 voluntary manslaughter and leav- characterized the blaze as being Rt. 9- lands, $51.28; Keyport, $M; Red Bath Ave., Long Branch, accord- ing the scene in connection with amali but causing a great deal of No Aid for Fallout Shelters The truck'driver, Melvin Burke, Bank, $58.56; Matawan Township, ing to Capt. Frank Prfer. the hit and run death of an Army smoke. He said the crane was a 40, of Jackson told Trooper James $68.62; and Atlantic Highlands, The Nelson car had brake "total loss." State, U. S. Won't Help Municipalities Build Them. Dowd of the Tennent state police $68.31. (trouble, according to Capt. Poer. sergeant at Fort Mbnriouth. Firemen received the call at barracks, that his left wheel The average rainfall in this; No summonses were issued Ralph W. Bachman, r.pecial agent in oharge of Hie Federal 4:17 yesterday. UNION BEACH — Neither thethat "in view of the current In other business at last night's locked, causing the truck to veer area is 44 inches, of wn'oh aboutjpending further investigation by Bureau of Investigation in New- Police said the P ft M Con- state nor the federal government world situation" such a facility council meeting, Joseph Tetro, into the southbound lane. one half evaporates into the at- Patrolman Robert Fray. ark, said Miss Penelops Potter, struction Co., 36 Lafayette St., will help a municipality to build should be considered as an ad- part-owner of the new Tetro's The vehicle struck a car driven Rumson, was installing pilings a fallout shelter. junct to the school wing, if finan- Beacfh, Front and Dock Sts., re- by Lawrence Schnal, 58, Iselin, 21, of Shrewsbury Dr., Rumson, is charged with driving the car when the accident happened. Councilman Paul J. Smith, Civil cial aid could be obtained. quested that the borough engineer then swerved back across the The barge was towed about Defense liaison chairman, re- It was the first such suggestion be asked to provide survey grade road, smashed out a guard rail Texas Tower Case which struck Sgt. Herman B. Williamson, 30, of Nichols, S.C. 100 feet from the scene and ported last night that he has by a local official in Monmouth lines for one of the new streets and toppled down an embank- flooded until it sank. It was be received a directive from the County. Since then, officials in opened to allow access to the ment, turnine over twice, Trooper He was pronounced dead at the salvaged' later. state Division of Civil Defense other towns" which are contem- beach and parking lot. Dowd said, The truck was carry- scene early yesterday of a se- stating that no state or federal plating new school or municipal Acting Mayor William J. Lan- ing about a dozen trees to be used Defendant Cleared vere skull fracture and brain In- aid is available for sucb projects. construction have discussed the gan told Mr. Tetro that it will for utility poles. jury. Firemen Mr. Smith's inquiry was a result possibility of incorporating fallout be done. ; Subsequent inspection of Ihe NEWBURGH, N..Y. (AP)-AirAir Force Base here and had A description of the nr given of a recent decision by the Board shelters in new buildings. Mr. Smith reiterated his stand truck, the trooper said, failed to Force Co|. Williarn M. Banks^ver-aH charge of the_radai tow-, to local police by a military po- of Education to seek federal or The directive received here yes- that the streets had been opened reveal any malfunction in the has been acquitted by a courtier that collapsed in,an Atlantic liceman,, on duty at the Ocean- Douse Blaze state funds for construction of a terday, "however, appear,* to place "illegally," and asked that they wheel. The truck driver was martial on, a oharge of negli- storm 80 miles off the Ncvir Jer- port Ave. entrance to Fnrt Mon- fallout shelter as a basement ad- the onus for such projects strictly be closed. charged with careless driving. geitee in the collapse of a Texas'sey coast Jan. 15. mouth, near thfr-scene, led to the dition to the planned $293,000 12- on the municipality. The comment brought no re- Mr. Schnal suffered cuts and radar tower that took ?8 lives.! After the trial, Banlis returned! arrest of Miss Potter^ In Dryer room expansion of Memorial The local school board has in- gpomse from Mr. Langan. bruises of the left arm. His wife, Banks, 46, said at the end ofjto his present post as assistant) The Mr was found in a drive- Ichool. ; RED BANK ,- Firemen here dicated that it would not be able Mr. Tetro said the beach park- Elsie, and daughter, Veronica hjs trial yesterday: "With a fair(to Ihe . director of mateiiel man- way on Shrewsbury Dr., near 11 yesterday doused a fire in a Donald Ostrander, a member to build such a shelter unless Intgo \ntlot i!s• beinh»infgr "flooded"HnAHa/t" bhyv werwprpe cunilt bhvy flyinflvinog glassolnac . BurkRitrlffe and just court my innijeen^e wasjagfcment of the San An'onio Air her residence, by Rumson police. dryer at the Econo-Wash Laudro- of the school board, initiated the state or federal aid is forth- drain water. had cuts and bruises of the left established." | materiel staff. Police said that Miss Potter move earlier this month, stating mat on Newman Springs Rd. coming. (See UNION BEACH, Page 2) leg. All were treated at the scenr.l He was stationed at Stewart Eight witnesses were heard at lives with Mr. and Mrs. Peter The blaze was the second within the three-day court martial he- Hall. She is a cousin oi Mrs. a week at the same location. fore a board of three generals Hall. Fire Chief Sam Scalzo said the and five colonels at Stewa.t Air' Her Parents ar(" Elvirfl and fire was caused by customers Index Force Base. .. • I William Henry Potter, Jr., of putting plastic or rubber articles A major charge on which!I Junction Rd,, Dover, Mass., ac- into the dryer. "The friction rage Banks was, tried was that he cording to the Newark FBI. Mr. caused the materials to ignite," Amusements 18-17 failed to keep himself apprised!'Potter is reported to bp vies he said. Births 2 of thp storm threat to I'.ic lower ^rpsidenl and direrlo.- of th« Last week's blaze was started Jim Bishop .jf" wfficrfhad been damag-d in pre-|Firsl Boston'Corp. and-an/execu- !fivp of In ihe same manner, he said. Hal Boyle • vToliJTsforms."Others wore that the--Lawyers-yortR»gt The call yesterday came In Bridge II he failed^ hold himself in rendi-i Investment Co. at approximately 10:20 a.m. Classified 22-25 ness for'any action necssarv to Under Ball "When we arrived there was no: Comics 18 rescue the mpn on th- lower, Miss Pmler' who tllP FBI said body there," Chief Scalzo said. Crossword Puzzle 12, IS and to kpep in touch .vith the|ir' unemployed, was released in "The machine should not run Editorials • officer in direct charge of the $1-so° hail afler an arraignment a cycle longer (han three min- Herblock * (Ower yesterday in Asbury Park before utes, Although the laundromat Kitty Kelly t After the prosecution U.S. Commissioner David Gold- J is poste•d wit•'"-h sign-'—-s cautioning] Movie Timetable __I 16 pleted its evidence, Col. Jean stein, pending further federal the public on their use, a man Obituaries 2 |Rydstrom, the court's law offi- prosecution. should be there operating the Sylvia Porter » cer—a capacity similar to judge According to J. Peter Hoffman, machines." ' . Radio-Television 18-17 CUTAWAY VIEW of Festival Valley cabana and amphithaatar area projactad for Th -acra lrjct_ at _Tinton_ and -gave the opinion that the case! Fort Monmouth Public lnfoqnt- Firemen were also called to Religious Services 12 against Banks had not -been! L10n _9.ff.!«. two teenager* *av» Hornberger's Laundrette on Mon- Social 9-H Sycamore Avai., Tinton Falls, owntd by Geia da Vagh. Facilities shown will ba behind Old Mill. At right, proved. Sgt. Williamson standing in the mouth St,, last night at 9 o'clock George Sokolsky ( reading from top down ara professional offices, promenade, cabanas, bath houses and snack bar. Space for r«- The board of officeisi similar middle of Oceannort Ave. TJtey to put nut a fire which had start- Sports .20-21 movabl* seats lies at proscanium of aach laval. Seats will ba stored undar promanad'a. Swimming pool is at to a jury, offerpd no )bjection reported the matter to an MP. ?d In the motor of a'washing »Stock Market I and Rydstrom declared Banks Presently the impact of the 'iuj- lachine. Successful Investing , I bottom centar and stag* and orchestra pit ara at laft. . * ' acquitted. (See HIT-RUN, Page 2),. ' ' ''' 2—Friday, Augu* 25, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Grand Jury Crash Kills New Jersey: Some fog or develop*n to instaS so-caMed drizzle early this morning. Vari- Births OBITUARIES Planners "package plants" as an alterna- abe cloudiness, warm and humidHands Up Carnival tive to septic teniatein some sub-through Saturday. Chance for a Rirervtew (Continued) divisioM. thundershower or two in the Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jampole, MRS. WILLIAM A. NORR1S MRS. ELEANOR R. HESSE Brent and developed to meet the Operator9 70 These, the planners fed, are afternoon o r Indictments 33 Fair View Dr., Mlddletown, EATONTOWN — Mrs. Cather- RED BANK — Mrs. Eleanor expanding requirement! for po- ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — A superior to septic tanks In at evening hours twins, «m and daughter, yester- ine F. Norrls, 65, of 3 Stirrup Russell Hesse, 81, of M Mechanic FREEHOLD — The Monmouth 70-year-old New Jersey carnival table, industrial, and argricul least two ways: They create one today and day. .. • - -a., died yesterday in Monmouth It., died yesterday morning in problem at only one point and County Grand Jury handed up operator died in Alexandria Hos- tural water. Saturday. High- Mr. §nd Mri, Thomas Mc- vledical Center. Riverview Hospital, where she' alleviate the necessity of tearing 13 indictments to County Court pital yesterday after a car he Saltwater conversion Is not est both days Manus, 144 Garden Rd., Shrews- Born in Ireland, Mrs. Norris iad been a surgical patient two recommended as an economical up streets and making internal Judge Elvin R. Simmill here yes- was riding in and a Fairfax Coun- in the 80s but bury, daughter, yesterday. o\ .'as the daughter of Thomas and days. domestic hookups at a later date terday. ' :y police cruiser collided. •Qurce of water for the aiea, the lower near the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prisk, Gor- ohanna Hlckey. She had lived Mrs. Hesse was born in Marl- when sewers are installed. Walter R. Cook, 18, of 78 Mc- report stated, because it would ocean. Lowest don Corners Rd., Englishtown, The victim, Morris M. Prell, .iere 31 years, and was a com- boro, daughter of the late George They do, however, liave one Laren St., Red Bank, was indicted require a greatly altered distri- tonight mostly daughter, yesterday. 70, died of injuries suffered two municant of St. Dorothea's Cath- W. and Mary E. Lipplncott Rui- mportant drawback, according for open lewdness. bution system from a plant that in the 70s Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wilson, hours earlier in the crash on ilic Church. ;ell. She had lived in Red Bank to the report, and that is that According to Assistant Prose- must be located along uie coast- MARINE 875 Sherwin Dr., Cliffwood Beach, U.S. 1 below Alexandria. Surviving are her husband Wil< 58 years. rather than being automatic, as cutor Solomon Lautman, Cook line. Cape May to daughter, yesterday. He was the-operator of Prell iam A. Norris; two sons, Wil- Her late husband, Joseph some people have claimed, they committed the act April 22 in The report estimated tlie per Block Island: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly, Broadway Shows, currently play- .iam N. Norris of Shrewsbury and Hesse, who died In 1938, was pro- do require continuous, compe- Rumson and March 20, May 7 and capita needs would bo 140 gal- 119 Fifth St., West Keansburg, ing in this area. Police listed his Thomas L. Norris of this place; irietor of Hesse's Ice Cream and ent maintenance. This leads to Southeast to south winds 10 to 12 in Fair Haven. • lons per day in, 1975, and 150 son, yesterday. home address as Carlton Hotel, i brother, Thomas Hickcy of Ave- onfectionery store, West -Front problems of administration be- 15 knots today. Mostly southerly Edward Mclntyre, 26, of 121 gallons per day in the year 2000. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards Brown, Newark, N.J. However the hospi- iel; two sisters, Mrs. Dolly Gaf- St. for many years. After his cause none of the plants by them- at 10 knots tonight south to south- Steiner Ave., Neptune City, and Greatest Increase 602 Branch St., Union Beach, son,tal said he was from Paterson, ey of Westbury, L. I., and Mrs.death Mrs. Hesse operated the ;elves justify a full-time staff. west at 10 to 15 knots on Satur- Richard P. Calder, 24, of Lake- The Monmouth Consolidated yesterday. N.J. 4ay Larkin of Hicksville, L. I. business for several years. She Location of treatment plants day. Visibility four to six miles, wood, were indicted for assault Water Company region will have His brother, Paul E.'Prell, 73, and three grandchildren. is a member of the Red Bank of any kind is considered to be but lowering to one mile or less with intent to rape. the greatest numerical increase Monmouth Medical-Center of Miami, Fla., driver of the car, Services will be held from the Baptist Church. of prime importance to the plan- n some fog early this morning, Mr. Lautman said the two men jn water demand — more than Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stepp, was admitted to Alexandria Hospi- Robert A. Braun Funeral Home Mrs. Hesse is survived by two ners — whether they are large Variable cloudiness for a few were charged with the offense 250 per cent in 40 years, accord- Spring View Gardens, Spring St., tal for observation and treatment it 9 a.m. Monday, and Rev.listers, Mrs. Estelle Grover of 66 plants with processes such ss hunderstorms in afternoon and against a 43-year-old Red Bank ing to the summary. Red Bank, son, Wednesday. of shock. Tames J. McConnell will offer a Riverside Ave., Red Bank, and ludge-drying beds that require evening today and Saturday. woman June 5 in a gravel pit The report also noted that the Mr. and Mrs. William Hart, Stae police said a county patrol ligh requiem mass at 9:30 o'clock Mrs. Sara Johnson, Rumson, and extensive land areas or Just TIDES in Wall Township. amount of acreage under irriga- 113 West Bergen PI., Red Bank,car driven by Pvt. Kimberly D. in St. Dorothea's Church. Burial a brother, Edwin Russell of New small "package plants." Gustave Chellgren, 35, of 1035 tion has increased from 109 acres (Sandy Hook) son, Wednesday. Baker, 26, of Falls Church, ill be In Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Brunswick. Affect Planning Ocean Ave., Long Branch, was in 1944 to 35,742 in I960. On a Today — High 8:07 p.m., low rammed into the rear of the Prell The funeral will be tomorrow at The planners feel that usually indicted for rape. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Cain, dry day, about 100,000 000 gal- 1:58 p.m. car. Neither Baker nor his part- p.m. in the Worden Funeral these plants are located on The alleged offense took place Jr., 58 East Sunset Ave., Red HAROLD M. JONES lons of water are used. Saturday — High 8:32 a.m. ner, Pvt. Jessie Lynn Hodge, 23, Home with Rev. John E. Bates, bodies of water and, hence,, their June 17 in Long Branch on a Bank, daughter, yesterday. BROOKLYN—Harold M. Jones, Development of the remaining and 8:57 p.m., low 2:33 a.m. was injured. pastor of the Middletown Baptist resence may affect 'he plan- 29-year-old Freehold woman, the Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Me- 3, of 2166 Kimball St., died yes surface water for the Monmouth and 2.53 p.m. Morris Prell was thrown from Church, officiating. Burial will be Coastal Region — the Manas- ting of residential and recrea prosecutor said. Nabb, Box 263, Colts Neck, erday in Riverview Hospital, Sunday — High 9:21 a.m., and daughter, yesterday. the vehicle to the pavement, and in Fair View Cemetery. quan River—is urged and rec-tional uses in the vicinity. 9:45 p.m., low 3:22 a.m. and Manuel Nieves, 30, of 110 West suffered head Injuries. He was born here and was Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. mployed as a laborer by the ommended by the summary as While most authorities agree 3:46 p.m. Front St., Keyport, was Indicted MRS. MARY BURKE that a properly designed and op- for abduction. Craun, 285 Spring St., Red Bank, Hireau of highways and sewers the most practical and efficient Monday — High 10:10 a.m. and PORT MONMOUTH — Mrs. long-range solution to the water erated sewage plant need not be The prosecutor said Nieves is son, yesterday. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. 3.46 p.m., low 4:09 a.m. and Mary Burke, 77, died this morn- needs of the area. Dependable considered a nuisance, the report charged with taking a 15-year- Patterson Army Hospital Berlin Hedwig Jones; two sons, Thomas 4:35 p.m. ing in her home, 22 Wood Ave., surface water supplie* "must stated that understandable bias (For Red Bank and Rumson old Keyport girl to Puerto Rico Fort Monmouth (Continued) and Harold M. Jones, Jr., have adequate reservoir stor- on this subject has made plan- May 11 against her parents' USCG En2 and Mrs. Hermon Brig. Gen.' Frederick O. Har-xith of Hazlet; a sister, Mrs. fter a long illness. bridge, add two hours; Sea tel, commander of the 6,500-man Mrs. Burke was born in Ireland, age," it states. ning for the location cf these Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long wishes. G. Watson, Fort Hancock, son, lice Jessey of Astoria, L. I., and facilities almost as difficult as U.S. garrison in Berlin, toured! and had lived here 10 years. She Rarltan Aquifier Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Corlies Riddle, 21, of 14S Gar-Wednesday. brother. Edward Jones of finding refuse-disposal sites. the border in tha American see formerly resided in Jersey City. It is proposed to expand the lands bridge, add 40 minutes). field Ct., Richard W. Murphy, 20, Sp4 and Mrs. James L. Knox, Brooklyn. This prejudice against sewer of 622 Overton PI., and Columbia tor during the early morning She was the daughter of the late use of the Raritan aquifier as CHICAGO (AP) — More show- Jr., 27 Buena Pi, Red Bank, The Mehlenbeck Funeral Home, plants causes thorn to have a Christopher, 20, of 189 Coleman son, Wednesday. hours. About 600 American troops ohn and Julia Rogers Brogan, the source of supply of addition- ers and thunderstorms hit broad Hazlet, is in charge of arrange- blighting effect on the area in Ave., all of Long Branch, were —some with rifles slung over ments; and was the widow of Richard H. al water in the northwestern areas in the east and western water region, and it is proposed which they are located both in indicted for breaking and enter- their shoulders, others behind Burke, terms of property values and sections of the nation today, but ing with intent to steal, petit machineguns pointing to the east Surviving are two daughters, that the entire region be served generally dry weather prevailed ROLAND J. THORNTON by public water supply with the aesthetics, the planners said, larceny, and grand larceny. Union Beach —maintataed'tlhe night watch. KEYPORT—Roland J. Thorn Mrs. Marie Jennings of Jersey. in the mid-continent. City and Miss Julia Burke of this possible exception of the area In Undoubtedly, then, the selec- Mr. Lautman said that: (Continued) The first known fatality of the on, 75, died yesterday in his tion of location of sewage-treat- Cooler air which moved into nerve war came yesterday when place; three sons, Thomas F. Holmdel at the top of the ridge the North Central states set off On Jan. 20, Riddle and Murphy Council again failed to elect home, 138 Broad St. line of the Mount Pleasant Hills ment plants is one of the impor- broke into the Motor Vehicle Communist police with a burst Mr. Thornton was born In Burke of Spring Lake, William tant considerations of ihe plan- locally heavy thunderstorms a mayor to fill former Mayor of gunfire killed an East Ger- E. Burke of Rumson and Richard In the vicinity of Telegraph Hill across northern Minnesota. In theBuilding, Eatontown; March 24, Harvey C. Eriksen's unexpired Hardwood, Vt., son of the late Most of this area, the report ners, they added. man who plunged into a water- E. Burke of Middletown ;a broth- Northeast, skies were mostly Christopher broke into the Twin term, to the end of this year. oseph and Melvina Tatro Thorn- states, has been declared a "pro- Reglonallzation way near the old Reichstag build- er, Thomas J. Brogan of Rumson; cloudy with fog anpj drizzle along Boro Rambler Co. and Naylor's Mr. Langan suggested Council- ion. He had lived here 42 years. tected" area by the Division of One of the most important ob- Auto Supply, both Shrewsbury; ing and tried to swim to the Surviving are his wife, Mrs. sister, Mrs. Agnes Halligan of jectives of this report, ihe plan- the coast. Some fog also re- man William F. Rodgers for theWest. Jersey City; ejght grandchildren, Water Policy and Supply which April 6, the trio broke Into the post, but Mr. Rodgers declined Ethel Clarendon Thornton. means a proposed diversion of ners said, is to get local officials ported in sections of the Great Frogmen recovered thei body and five great-grandchildren. Lakes region. Glendola Esso Station, Wall Town- on grounds that he Is seeking full- He was a member of the Odd 100,000 gallons a day ,w more to view the problem »f sewage ship and took merchandise three hours later. The dead man Fellows Lodge here. . The funeral will be Monday af It was a little warmer In jtioat term election to the position In from subsurface of percolating disposal on a ' regional- basis valued at $193.95, and Christo- was not identified. The funeral will be tonight at 8:30 a.m. from the Pfleger Funer- where the situation demands it, of New England and from Texas November. American MPs and West Ber- turf aces require! a permit from pher broke into The Fair haber- Councilman Robert Holland :45 p.m. in the Bedle Funeral al Home, New Monmouth, fol- from the state. rather than to have each com-northward; through the Central dashery in Ocean Township and lin police rescued 25 Soviet sol- Home, with Rev. Theodore C. lowed by a high requiem mass at munity handde the problem on aPlains into the Upper Mississippi then moved for the post to go todiers traveling to the Red Ar- Keansburg, Keyport, Matawan took suits valued at $576. former Republican Mayor Boyle Muller, pastor of Faith Reformed o'clock in St. Mary's Catholic and Union Beach and Matawan municipal basis. Valley. Cooler air spread across Edward Johnson, Sr., 48, of 145 my's War Memorial uear the Church, Hazlet officiating. Burial Church, New Monmouth, offered It Is general practice to con- areas from eastern Washington K. Pattlson, but the move failed Brandenburg Gate from a mob and Rarltan TownsWps are des- Liberty St., Long Branch, was as it did two weeks ago, and by will be tomorrow in Greenwood by Rev. Robert T. Bulman, pas- ignated "protected" area*. sider sewerage as a goal where and Oregon and from the western indicted for atrocious assault and of West Berliners shouting Cemetery, Brooklyn. :or. Burial will be in Holy Cross land is subdivided into lots of Dakotas Into Wyoming. Tempera- ths same vote. "swine." Heavy withdrawals of ground battery. Three Abstain lemetery North Arlington. water from the Raritan forma- less tihan one acre, they said, tures were near normal in most The prosecutor said Johnson With fists raised, the crowd FINED IN SEA BRIGHT when considering residsntial de- Councilman Frank Raccioppi, tion by the Duhernal Water Com- other areas. was. charged with assaulting charged the bus carrying the SEA BRIGHT — Ronald Farro, MATTIE LEE HERD velopment. This generalization Holland and Bernard T. Marcin- pany and the crty of Perth Am- Some early morning reports: George Henson of 224 Sea View guards for the memorial, 5 Springfield Ave., was fined $60 BRONX, N. Y. — Mrs. Mattie was cMfirmed_l3!v_offidal$_oJ iak voted "yes," and Councilman boy caused localized difficulties j-New, Yorjt_J9. cloudy; Chicago Ave., Long Branch, June 19 at pounded on the outside of (he municipal court yesterday on Lee Herd, 51, of 600 East 169th Una New Jersey State Health De- Rodgers and Smith and acting In the Old Bridge sactlon of 63, partly cloudy; Boston 67, fog-a Long Branch tavern, shooting bus and tried to overturn a lead harges of creating a disturbance St. died yesterday in the home of partment, they said. gy; Washington 78, partly cloudy; Mayor Langan abstained. Middlesex County, the report him in the stomach with a revol- The borough attorney ruled, as Soviet army jeep. nd simple assault and battery Mrs. James "Reynolds, Magnolia states. Municipal officials, the plan- Atlanta 66, cloudy; Miami 82, ver. The Communists were expected uly 29. La., Middletown, with whom she ners state, should be alert to the he did two weeks ago, that the As a precautionary measure, clear; Louisville 68, cloudy; De- Robert Schreiber, 30, of Hobo- vote was "no decision," becauseto make a sharp protest over Magistrate John P. Weir also wag visiting. the planner* feel that the watei conditions which sometimes de- troit 72, cloudy; St. Louis 63, ken, was indicted for escape. the demonstration against the velop in areas served by septic the election of a mayor, under ined Vincent R. Driscoll, Jersey Mrs. Herd was born In Union ..systems of this water-study re- partly cloudy; Minneapolis 67, Schreiber escaped June 7 from such circumstances, requires a Soviet troops, who move daily in- City, $15, careless driving, and Springs, Ala., and was a reg- gion should be interconnected tanhs In their long-ran-ge plan- partly cloudy; Kansas City 68, court officers in Freehold follow- to the West to rotate the guard ning for sewer facilities. majority vote, four. Richard M. Tocci, 12 Bayonne istered nurse. She was employed ,a?d a connection made with th( clear; Denver 73, partly cloudy; ing arraignment on a robbery Mr. Marciniak reported that at the Red War Memorial in the t., Monmouth Beach, $20 on two'or many years at Sea View Hos- '•WJonmouth Consolidated Watei Septic tanks, they say, will! Dallas 73, clear; Phoenix 87, charge, the prosecutor said. British sector. harges of making Improper pital, Staten Island: -••••.•• work and. do work, in many indi- revaluation of the borough is 90 •^Comj*atry: :system. clear; Seattle 63, partly cloudy; Ronald Zlotkowski, 18, of Casino] per cent completed. The work is Another Communist protest ap- Turns. Surviving Is a niece, Mri. Al- vidual subdivisions in the initial San Francisco 80, clear; Los Dr., Howell Township, was in- peared likely over two attempts freda Mosley of New York City. Systems Adequate stages. However, as time pass- being done by Realty Appraisa , Water sources for the six Inde- Angeles 67, partly cloudy; dicted for abduction. Co., West New York, at a cost to sabotage traffic on ihe Red- RISKAMM SERVICES The F. Leon Harris Funeral es, tjhe water table fluctuates; Anchorage 49, partly cloudy, and The prosecutor said Zlotkowski run railway and elevated lines RED BANK—Services for Jo-Home, Red Bank, is In charge of pendent water systems should be tlhe soil becomes clogged from of $19,800. more than adequate to meet the Honolulu 79, partly cloudy. was charged with abducting a Fluoridation Study that still operate between East seph Riskamm, who died Tues- arrangements. grease, etc.; and the surround- 15-year-old Freehold Township and West. day in Miami, Fla., will be held estimated water demand of these ing areas become more inten- Mr. Rodgers, water department girl May 3. Heavy steel bars were discov- rom the Anderson Funeral Home EDWARD WILLIAMS, SR. systems In the year 2000, the re-sively developed. It is then, ac- chairman, reported that* he is Stelladora Amato, 45, ind his ered blocking railroad tracks at 8 a.m. tomorrow, with a requi- RED BANK - Edward Wil- port states. * cording to the report, ihat diffi- Airlines studying Information' received wife, Mildred Amato, 38, of 146 near West End station last night em mass at 9 o'clock in St liams, Sr., 77, of 336 Shrewsbury • ' The long-range ptan for th« culties with septic tanks begin (Continued) from the American Dental As- Garfield Ct., Long Branch, were only minutes before a freight Anthony's Catholic Church. Buri- Ave., who died in Monmouth Med- • development of the water re- to arise. Several instances such sociation regarding the question of gression against the Allied air indicted for neglect of children. train, bound for West Germany, al will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme- ical Center Wednesday, also is " sources that Is proposed should as have been described exist in routes to and from West Berlin. fluoridation of the local water The couple is charged with was due. Police said a major ery. survived by a brother, Sandrous ; serve the needs of the Monmouth various specific municipalities "The United States must serve! supply. He said he would have neglecting their four children, a report in the near future. disaster was- averted. Elevated Williams, of this place. • coastal region well, It adds. II hi the Monmouth coastal region. a solemn warning to the Soviet traffic was also held up by bars provides for the balanced deivel who range in age from 6 months Mr. Smith announced that the MRS. CORA BAILEY Union that any interference by to 12 years, In Long Branch, from across the rails. . _opment of both ground-water and the Soviet government or Its Civil Defense organization will HIGHLANDS-Mrs. Cora Bail- J'-» turf ace-water supplies. Sept. 15,1959 until April 13 of this meet Sept. 5 at 8 p.m. In Flor- Earlier wooden blocks had ey, 93, of 17 Atlantic St., died Rumson East German regime with free year, the prosecutor said. been found across the tracks ** The report concludes that the access to West Berlin would be ence Avenue School for a film Wednesday in the Atlantic High ;.;preservation of reservoir sites (Continued) and discussion on home fallout near the Neukoelln elevated sta- lands Nuriing Home. an aggressive act for the conse- tion, and stones were huried at *£«! the Manasquan River and theand R-3 zones; permits swim- shelters. The public has been in' Mrs. Bailey was born in New quences of which the Soviet gov- an el train at Siemensstadt. l;rfual development of, these areas ming pools and cabanas in fronternment would bear full respon- Hit-Run vited. York City, and had lived here *Jfor both water supply and recre- yards where front yards adjoin sibility." He also announced that the an West Berlin police "ricked up "2 years. Option purposes will do much to the river, with theapproval o! (Continued) nual fire department inspection three, youths after thediscovery The Posten Funeral Home, At- Ahead of the White House of the barriers near the West ;i enhance the desirability of the the Zoning Board of Adjustment; statement, the State Department ddent was heard and the MPwill.be conducted Sept. 17. lantic Highlands, li in charge of £i region for orderly growth and does not permit combination of More Complaints End railroad station. Police said arrangements. ' had referred to post-war agree- noted that the oar driving away they had not ruled out • he pos- * 1 development. commercial buildingn and resi- ment1! with the Russians which, was a 1931 or 19S2 blue and Mr. Langan reported that '-•'. Septic Tank Problem dences In any-zone, and permits "more complaints" have been re- sibility that the bars were Expert professional it said, provided "absolute and white Plymouth. The identifica- planted by Communist agents but >' On the sewer analysis, the re-churches In R-4, 5 and 8 and inherent . . . rights of the Allies tion led to Mias Potter's arrest ceived regarding the service of Set Sunday. Party 24-hr, nursing ear* '-port pointed out that l.i recent business zones with the permis- M&O Disposal Co., the garbage so far bad uncovered no evi- to enjoy unhindered routes of by the FBI at Fort Monmouth. dence in that direction. PORT MONMOUTH — The '•'. years it has been the practice of sion of the Zoning Board. collector. He said a letter will Licenied by the Dept. access. to Berlin." She has confessed, admitting Earlier this week Otto Arndt, Wilson Park Civic Association Deleted from R-6 xone uses White House Press Secretary her oar struck the soldier, au- be sent to the collector advising Of Institutions and Agencies are twojfamlly houses, hairdress- him of the complaints. general manager of the East will hold a party for the children: Of New Jersey Pierre Salinger said a formal thorities said. The accident hap- German railroads, charged the the development in Chance- ers, home laundries,' hotels, diplomatic note, co-ordinated pened at 2:15 a.m. Council adopted an ordinance schools conducted for gain, danc- prohibiting parking during periods West Berlin senate and trade| irille Playground, New Mon among the Western Big Four Damaged Car unions with agitating hooligans mouth, Sunday. There will be HILLTOP ing rooms, commercial green- powers, would be sent :n reply when mow Is being removed or houses and tea rooms. Roomers Sgt. Williams was struck with when emergency road work Is to sabotage Berlin's rail system games and refreshments. A block PRIVATE NTTOSINO HOME, WC. to the Russian note within a fewsuch force that he was thrown and made a veiled threat to halt >arty for adults will be held in Kings Hwy. Middletown and boarders are reduced from days. being done, and a second ordi- on top of the oar, damaging the nance providing the $800 tax ex-rail traffic to West Germany. :he development, Saturday, Sept. OS 1-0177 five to two. ihree commercial airlines, one windshield, Mr. Hoffman said. emption for senior ci'lzens. Allied military and German in- Billiards Out for each of the Western occupy- Due to tihe heavy loss of blood, Reappdnt Marlnelll terzonal passenger and freight Membership clubs, hospitals, ing powers, now fly tiie three sanitariums and horticultural autopsy tests were difficult, he It was announced that the trains run on the Communist- 100-mile air corridors that con- said.. An ear blood lest, how- controlled tracks connecting West FOR ANY OCCASION buildings are deleted from R-5 nect West Berlin with West Ger- Board of Health has reappointed VN always carry tmk ever, showed that the man hadWilliam Marinelli, Jr., as acting Berlin with the West. About 27 tiOQ Of UIOAMOTCfllS SOd QNWfc zone uses. many. . . . bewtihri, penaancnt and Billiard rooms, lunch wagons been drinking, he reported. sanitary inspector, for a period per cent of West Berlin's amuia U.S. authorities made. these Police Chief Robert Bsrry said of six months. freight shipments are moved by HONEY BEE FLOWERS cxp«rity carved. All are guaran- and diners are not permitted in points: teed. Comort K without oWttt- tlhe business zone, Gasoline the case was turned ovsr to the Mr. Langan appointed Mrs rail in and out of the city. RUSSELL T. HODGKISS tion. 1. A 1945 agreement of the Al-FBI because Oceanport Ave. in A private Western intelligence: service stations are permitted Ida Donnelly and Robert Griffin 464 BROAD STREET, lied Control Council, the post- front of Fort Monmouth is under to the Recreation Commission. agency reported hundreds of ar- $n*k with permission of the Zoning war governing body for Germany jfiipS. Board, with certain standards. military jurisdiction. The appointments were protested rests in East Germany of per- SHREWSBURY which Included Russia, provided Mr. Bachman said the inves- by Mr. Rodgers pending a ruling sons for raising their voices Garage space in R-l and R-2for use of air corridors to Ber rones Is limited to five cars. In tigation was conducted In co-op- by the attorney as to whether the against the sealing of the border. SH 1-4020 R-3, R-4, R-5 and R-6 zones, gar-Hn by Allied planes. The Ruseratio- n with personnel from th« mayor can act without council The agency, Information Bu- sians subsequently tried to re- provost marshal's office at the confirmation. reau West, said Communist Reliable Sines 1927 age space Is limited to three strict this to military aircraft, cars. fort and the Rumson and Ocean- Council approved a $750 emer- courts are working overtime BY WIRE ANYWHERE but the control council did notport police departments. handing out sentences ranging JOHN VAN KIRK & SON agree. gency appropriation for the public Sgt. Williamson, an eight-year library with the stipulation that from months to nine years im-|j 85 Cooper rd.. MMdlelomi off H 35 END INSURANCE COURSES 2. Despite Soviet contentions TRENTON - Harold T. Reilly, veteran, was married and hadthe funds will not be used If prisonment to objectors charged Htxtden'. Corner two daughters, one aged 2 andadditional state aid can be ob-with "insulting the state" and be- Convrnlent Term! the other, two months. tained. ing "enemies of the state." Oth- ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS ers were convicted of helping or mentis agreed on by the occupy- resentative in Eatontotvn, conv No problem finding tenants inciting persons to flee to the DISTINCTIVE ing powers specifies what the pleted training courses here yes RIORDAN NAMED when you advertise The Register West before the barbed wire and air corridors can be used for. terday. way.—Advertisement. concrete barriers went up. 3. Although the Sovle'.s sit on TRENTON — Robert R. Rior- Perfection of Material and dan, formerly of Highlands, has m&M^"M&s^^M,i:.mimja~jam?te\M.' the Berlin air safety center, the Workmanship in Beautiful Soviet representative has no been appointed special govern- power to veto, plane flights. The ment representative here for the New Designs air center's >job was •Jescribed Addressograph Multigraph Corp., Cleveland. Worden Funeral Home as an automatic, mechanical one Our memorials are manu- designed to keep air traffic un- Mr. Riordan has had leveral Air Conditioned for Your Comfort y^ The Adantt-Memoria!_H.ome_ Ltangled—not with power to stop years of training and experience factured by skilled artisans fflightfc—-•- •--• in simplified business methods. • 40 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK In our well equipped plant it West Long Branch. Successor to Mount Memorial Homt SHadyside 7-0557 ROBERT A . B R A U N LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. "HOME FOR FUNERALS" A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- Wall St., CApital 2-0300, Wesl Long Branch FUNERAL DIRECTORS One of the county's most modern funeral likt atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the homes with a completely home-liks atmosphere. continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished BRANCH OFFICE and DISPLAY 310 Bread Strut Red Bank, N. J. ;f | service and quiet dignity. 109 BROAD STREET EATONTOWN MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. HEADDEN'S CORNER Liberty 2-0383 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. SHadyside 7-3810 Formerly of East Orangt HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Augiut 25, 1961-3 Trading Slips Successful Investing As Market A Candidate's Wife: Oddities in the News By ANDREW MEISELS ened, the would-be robber had Use Bank for Backlogs Falls Sharply Isabelle Nulton Mitchell left. ... Associated Press Staff Writer Pay Off In Francs And Stock for Growth NEW YORK (AP) — The stock By RAYNER PIKE was among the early settlers of the'opening of the St. Lawrence Thoughts for today; Bank rob- There are a couple of slot ma- market yesterday fel! sharply in leaway. in 1959, which the Mitch bers should "not overwrite.. .There SEA GIRT (AP) — A visitor he- state, arriving in 1637. :hines at New York International By ROGER E. SPEAR moderate trading. "Many of my relatives belong lls attended along with former is a difference between male and Airport that Always Pay Off.. Volume dropped to 3.99 million at the Stockton Hotel might female rabbits.. .Congressmen Lo the DAR and SAR," MrsPresiden. t and Mrs. Eisenhower The machines take only $5 bills Q-^-"I have noticed that some tional Homes (OTC), which has shares. guess that the woman in "the nd Queen Elizabeth /of England are short on patience when it bright yellow dress was another Mitchell said. "I'd join too, if I nd turn them into various for- savings and loan associations are been putting considerable effori The Dow Jones industrial aver had the time to devote to it." Toy Elephant Collection __ comes to shorts., .Encourage ign currencies. offering 4l/ per cent on savings into developing a European mar age closed at ,714.03, a decline of vacationer at the resort spot our child to be a rainmaker. 2 who was trying to beat the heat Her family moved to Roselle Her favorite activity in Wash- But the machines still take a plans. This rate of interest seems ket. 6.43. 'ark, where Mrs. Mitchell was ington was with the International mall house cut, whether you buy to be greater than many stocks Of the list of 1,247 issues —and doing a better job of it A Bank Book? than most of the other guests. ;raduated from high school in Neighbors Club, a group com- rancs lire, marks or pounds, offer. Do you recommend savings traded, 681 fell and 332 lose. New 918 and got a bookkeeping job Ever get tired waiting in line Fair Sex Unfair At Fair But the composed and cool- posed of wives of cabinet mem- and loan asso- lows for the year outnumbered mmediately afterward. t your bank? The white rabbit owned by 12- Alabama looking Mrs. James P. Mitchell bers, ambassadors and high ciations over new highs by 24 to 22. She had wanted to be a nurse, Well, there was this man wait- ear-old Robert Bums was un- stocks?" P.F. was only pausing to catch her ranking legislators. The club ng at the end ofca long line at StudebakeT-Packard rose % to but was too young at the time, served, in effeeffas a welcoming tasked. A — I can't Toughens Up 0% on 86,000 shares, making it breath in the middle of social she recalled. "Anyway, once I 3ronx branch office of the First and political schedule that might committee for the wives of forNationa- l City Bank of New York. The bunny was chosen Mr. give you a flat the most active stock. began working, I found it so fas- :ranklin County (N.Y) of rabbit- answer to this jive even the hardiest campaign- eign officials assigned to thHee waited and waited, and when General Motors was cinating that I never got around United States. The American om at last year's county fair. question, since Libel Law most active, down IVt to 45 oner pause. Her husband is the Re- o trying nursing." his turn finally came, he handed the choice of publican candidate for governor women took the new arrivals in he teller a note. This year, the animal wa's en- MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — 69,900 shares. Signode Stee Married in 1923 ered in a contest to choose the investment of New Jersey. hand and introduced them to the Trouble was, the note was over- A bill to make it easier to sueStrappings took third place in the did >est senior male,, rabbit at the these two areas "I'm on the run all the time," Years . later though, she life and ways of the United written. It explained rather simp out-of-state newspapers for libe list of volume leaders. It fell ?Vt manage to attend some Red 'air. depends entire said Mrs. Mitchell. From the bal- States. ly that the man had a gun, but in Alabama took a step closer to to 33% on a total of 43,200 shares Cross nursing classes. But (he great impersonator was ly on what your cony of her room, which is down Mrs. Mitchell has one task left then it got bogged down in de- becoming law yesterday. Next came American Machine "It's standing me in good stead ound out and disqualified when aims are. the hall from the Mitchell for in Washington that she will try ails about $5, $10 and $20 bills The house-passed measure, & Foundry, up 1 at 42>/2, and now with my husband and ;he carelessly gave birth to a I believe savings and loan as- Governor campaign office at the to sandwich in sometime before nd alarms and threats. stemming from libel suits filed American Viscose, up 2'/$ a daughter," she said. itter of 12 on the fair grounds. sociations are sound and secure Stockton, she glanced wistfully at the end of summer. Still to be The teller took her time reading by Birmingham and Bessemer of- 58%. The Mitchells were married Shorts Story repositories for your funds. In the beach below. cleared out and closed is her:he opus, and by the time she many instances, as you say, they ficials against the New York American Motors was eighth Jan. 21, 1923, but they had Rep. Walter L. McVey has in- 'Never This Pale- home there during the seven lad read enough to become fright offer a higher rate of return than Times, received the unanimous most active, rising % to )9'/4 on known each other a. long time years Mitchell was in the cabi- roduced a'bill to prohibit shorts from stocks, approval of the Senate Judiciary 26,000 shares. "I've never been this pale in before then. ind women's slacks from the the middle of the summer be- net. Among the items to be re- can be obtained give you is committee. Revfon rose 2%, Ford dropped "Jim lived down the street claimed is Mrs. Mitchell's col- tately hall of Congress. What they can't It will be in line for second £ and Chrysler %. fore," she said, "but with my from us when we were children The Kansas Republican said various commitments, I don't get lection of toy elephants. Useless Gun growth from rising earnings and reading today and final passagi Nine of tine most active stocks He was a friend of my brothers 'Always Enjoyed Life* some women wear even shorter dividends, which you can expect next week. declined and six advanced. to the beach very often." and used to be in and out of our than average shorts on tours to from a"well-selected stock list. The bill provides that out-of- Yesterday's closing stocks: The Mitchells were staying at back yard all the time," Mrs Her horde of stuffed pachy- Gets Cubans the Capitol, adding that he was All savings deposits are fixed, state newspapers will be subjec % I-T-E Ckt Brk 201: Sea Girt this summer instead of Mitchell said. derms—the symbol of the Repub- especially irked by one woman not with regard to income, but to suit in Alabama courts if anyAdams Er 31 Johns Man ,68 their usual vacation spot a lican^party —Jbecause quite fa- Air Reduc 73 14 Jones 4 L. 687; Fond Memories vhose shorts "lacked about two With regard to principal. part of the allegedly libelous Allcg Cp 10 Joy Mffr 401 Spring Lake. Mitchell wanted to She would not have dreamed mouslufTVashington circles. To Freedom nches of covering the subject." action occurs in this state, AlleB Liid 47»; Kaiser Al 431 be close to his campaign head- "I don't/ know how many of If you had put $40,000 into a Allcg Pw 48'i Kennecott 82» in the 1920s, she said,"that the NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The Technological Unemployment lavings and loan account 10 years Birmingham and Bessemer of- Allied Ch 6214 Koppers 451 quarters at the Stockton Hotel; next decades would lead her hus them there are," she said Allls Chal Kresge, 6S 31"/ 11 Cubans who won their way to Tradition has been watered ago, you would still have $40,000 ficials sued the Times for a total 75 >,i Kroger 31 Mrs. Mitchell, to comfort her hus- band to high public office in "Quite a few, I'll admit, but don't reedom last week by seizing the down in Prince George, B.C., plus accrued interest to your of $3.1 million recently after re- 22 V4 Lehlgli C4N 141 band medically and help out po- believe" it when you hear there Am Brk Sh I/eh Port C 251- Washington and ultimately to i Bahia De Nipe actually bluffed where most of the Fort Sa"int credit today. If you had at that ported Harrison Salisbury wrot Am Can 44W, Lch Val Ind 11 litically while he recuperated are 1,000—or even 500." s bid for the governor's mansion their way through the defection ames Indians are busy doing time put one-quarter of the $40,000 a series of articles about racia: Am Cyan 42Vi Leh Val RR 4 from a broken left leg. Am M*Kdy 421J LOF Glass 54' Her social life in Washington Mrs. Mitchell does not expect with a gun with which they their jobs as firefighters for the into the bank and the remaining conditions in and around Birming- Am Mot lSJi Lib McN4L ' 13 But Mrs. Mitchell also was shut- as the wife of the secretary of la that her life will be much dif- couldn't have shot their way out three quarters into well-selected Am Smelt 67 UgB 4 My 9814 Forest Service. ham. Am Std 14% Lukens Ell 69 tling back and forth daily be- bor was a very full one, sheferent as the wife of a governor of a paper bag. growth stocks, your total prin- Am Tel4Tel 122% Mack Trk 51' Only two Indians found the U. S. District Judge H. H Am Tob 9914 Martin Co tween here and the family home said, "but I'm glad to be back if her husband defeats Democra cipal, excluding dividends, might 35 H The foot-long revlover was thetime to perform in an ancient Grooms of Birmingham held tha Am Vlscoit 58% Merck 8614 in Little Silver. in New Jersey." Richard J. Hughes in the No- well have reached $100,000 today. Amp Inc 2514 MGM 55% chief weapon the defectors "used ceremony—The Rain Dance. the Times could be sued in state Anaconda 54 Minn M4M 76'i 7 Appearances A Day Her fondest memories of thevember election. in holding down the Communist I believe strongly that all in-courts because Salisbury came ti Armco St! 77% Mo Pac A 427 vestors should have a solid back- Armour A Co 51% Mont Ward 2914 There, her daughter, Elizabeth Washington years were her trips "I have always enjoyed life,' aboard the Russian-bound ship Alabama to get information fo Armst Ck Nat Blsc 78 21, is awaiting the birth of heraround the country and to theshe said. "I've never had time and ushering them into brigs. log of savings in the bank—or his stories. Ashl Oil 25T4 Nat Dairy 68i Keansburg Atchlson- - Tat DUHH—- ZVA second-child;—whichHs—due-in territory-of-Hawaii-and-being-a to-be-bored.'.! BLCiJQ savings ^and loan Tissoclation^-of ButlhlT5th~U.S. Circuit Court 50% Nat Gyps 56 their choice. Any sums above Avco Corp 24124144 Nat Steel December. Elizabeth was stay- ro, skipper and leader of the de- The eighth birthday of Gerry of Appeals in New Orleans over- Bibcock i W 47 NY Central this figure should be invested in Bald Lima Nla M Pw 46% ing with her parents while her fection, admitted the gun would Filliger, son of Mr. and . Mrs._ ruled Grooms and threw out the 17 1 stocks with a good degree of indi- Bait & Oh31'i No Am Av SI" , husband, Ensign Frank A, Nat hive been~worthless"al"a fire- Harry Filliger, Crestwood Dr., libel complaints, interpreting. Ak Hayuk-JCli (Mt- JJor- E«e-. ~ OCAW Organization Asks Bell & How 58 ij Nwst Alrlln 25 V chez was doing a tour of duty arm if a showdown had taken was marked Monday at a fam- eaten* growth. bama law to mean that a newspa Bendix 67 Norwich Ph 55 with the Navy in the Azorfcs. Her place. ily party. Present were Mr. and Q—"What is your opinion of per can not be sued in this stati Beth Steel 42 Ohio Oil 42'/ 9 Boeing 5C-, Outb Mar 19? first child, Carla Ann Natchez, Navarro has given the gun t Mrs. Louis Filliger and children. unless th allegedly libelous ac- Owens 111 Gl A Union for 'Unemployed Hycon, Columbia Broadcasting e Borden 61!4 is 15 months old. ;mdr. Nick Pope, 5th Naval Dis- Mrs. Theresa Bayreder, Mrs. Lil- Southern California Edison, and tio is completed here. Borg Warn Pan A W Air 17J, Brunswick 63H Param Plct 72!( Mrs. Mitchell meets an ap-CHICAGO (AP) — A labor or- trict public information officer ly Reinhold, Miss Sophie Buen- Stylon?" V.R. The Appellate Court thus ruled Buckeye PI Penney, JC 48 down the ways to see if any other Bucy Erie 46T, Pa Pw4Lt - 32', pointment schedule calling for asganization has suggested that a who aided the Cubans while they gener, Karen, Regina and Randy A—Both CBS and Southern Cal that the Times could not be sued unions would pick up the oars 17 <\ Pa RR 14V many as seven apperances union be formed for the unem- were awaiting their freedom Filliger. Ifornia Edison are good, sound in Alabama because the action 21'4 Pepsi Cols. 51V The oil workers themselves 9H Phil El 33 day all over the state. ployed.. didn't plan any immediate follow ere. stocks. But neither Stylon nor was not completed until the 40 Phlll Pet 6Hi While pregnancy has ruled her "He told me I ought to start Hycon has lived up to its earlier stories were published in NewCelanese 3714 Pit Steel 12'. A resolution to that effect was up action. Randa Reinecke, daughter of Che« 4 Oh 61H Pub Si- E40 587'daughter out of the campaign a museum with it," Pope said. promise. I think Hycon may stil York. Chrysler 31% Pullman 361, approved at the convention of the OK for Union Busting Mr. and Mrs. George Reinecke, Cities Svc 55 Pure Oil 35 Mrs. Mitchell looked with favor Oil, Chemical and Atomic Work- Two members of the resolu "But you ought to see the thing. Lincoln St., celebrated her 13th work out, but I would switch Sty- Coca Cola 86(4 RCA 57H on political activity for the fam lon into something with more Colg Palm 47'i Reading Co 10 ers Union. tions committee, chairman Ray 'It's filthy dirty and as rusty as birthday Monday with members Colum Gas 2474 Repub Btl ilies of candidates. can be. The hammer won't even of her family. speculative appeal, such as Na- Com! SoW 3214 Revlon 76 ii It recommended that the AFL-Lovelady of Kansas City, Kans., Keansburg Cop Con Edls Reyn Met 4514 Enjoys Meeting People and- 'Elliot^Cantley—of—Long work^ Cont"Can"" Rey-TOb I47»i CIO- and-the' -Canadian— Labor Corn Pd Rob Fulton 421- "I enjoy meeting people very Congress charter such unions to: Beach, Calif., said they hadn' Pope said Navarro told him th In Training Unit Crown Zell i* St. Jos Lead 33 much," she said- "I can't see heard of any similar move by any gun, which Pope believes is a Cruc Stl 59% St -Reg Pap 38 •• Dramatize the needs of the job- CurtUs Wr Sears Roeb 68 why any wife wouldn't want to other union. old .38 caliber, was the one thins Ess; Market FORT DIX — A Keansburg po- 18% less, Del 4 Hull Shell Oil participate in a campaign." Lovelady said the proposed or that psychologically put fear in liceman has donned another uni- Dent Sup 2874 Sinclair (0 Represent them before Con- NEW YORK (AP) - (USDA) Doug Alrc 38 Smith, AO She thought that several wives ganization could be financed b; to the pro-Castro crewmen, parti — Wholesale egg offerings de- form for two weeks, as a mem- 82 Cocony 45 gress, legislatures, city and coun- ber of the 309th Regiment, 78th 226% Sou Pac 27 were of great help to their hus- a monthly tax of 3 to 10 cents cularly the big 6-foot, 3-inch, 200- creased on large and medium Duq Lt 29 Sou Ry 55 bands politically, and cited, ty governing bodies and welfare on employed unionists; • • - . pound commissar-aboard whom whites; adequate Division, which is here for itsEast Kod Sperry Rd 27 and charitable agencies. • to ample on End John 2274 Std Brand 74 among- others,- Helen Meyner, He said spokesmen for the Idle everyone feared. balance. Demand improved, es-' annual reserve training. Brie Laclc Std OllCal SO*. The resolution said the "largest Firestone 4514 Std Oil NJ 44' wife of Gov. Robert B. Meyner, would try to persuade govern "That thing probably looket 1 grouping of all workers — the specially for large and medium Master Sgt. George W. Pres PMC Cpr 83 Stud Pack 10 "Mrs. Meyner seems to be jusl ments to start public works anc like a cannon to them, though wh'tes yesterday. ton, Jr., 11 Beacon Blvd., Keans Ford Mot 91'4 Texaco 66 unemployed — are without for- Gen Accept 22* Tex G Prod 34' marvelous," she said. "I'd lik would seek to appear before serv Pope mused. Gen Cigar 35 Textjon mal (union) representation." New York spot quotations fol burg, is serving as operation; to get to know her." ice clubs and chambers of com Pope said Navarro discoverec low: Gen Dynam 31 ?i Tldewat Oil 21 •» They numbered 5,140,000 in July sergeant, planning the trainin Gen Elec 68 Tranaamer 40 Her own own efforts in her hus. merce to urge indus-trialsts t yesterday his brother-in-law, Mixed Colors -' schedule for the 408-man reg Gen Fds 92 !4 Un Carbide 13614 in the United States. Gen Motorg 45 Un Pac 35•< band's behalf include appear- undertake work-making privat skipper of the sister ship of th Extras (47 lbs. min.) 41 '/i-42',4;ment. Gen Pub L't Unit Alrc 50 ances at scores of women's func- The resolution noted that exist projects. Bahia De Nipe, had defected extras medium (40 lbs. average) G Tel*El 2514 United Cp 8> ing unions "have no means of g) The 309th is a basic comba Gen Tire 8014 US Lines 31 tions, such as picnic, teas and "They could tell businessmen,' Montreal the same day he ha 30-31; smalls (35 lbs. average) Gillette 122 US Plywd. 49 directly representing the inter- training unit, which, in the event Glen Aid 59 bazars. Cantley jested, " 'here's on led his piratical move here. 20-21; US Rub ests" of the idle, and added that standards 36-38; checks of mobilization, will prepare re- Goodrich US Smelt 35' union we'd be happy to have you Pope hasn't decided yet jusl Goodyear 45 US Steel 84 Antiques, Children a union member "ordinarily is cruits in all phases of basi Grace 4 'Co 74H Van Al Stl 31 "I'll never forget the Sunday put out of business.' " what he will do with the weapon, Whites training. Gt A4P 53\ Walworth 8! cast adrift when he is laid off." Out of tribute to his Cuban Extras (47 lbs. min.) 42-44; ex- Greyhound 25 Vi Warn B Pic83 (at the height of the July hea The convention suggested that Sgt. Preston, who has been oi Gulf Oil 38% Wn Un Tel wave) when I went to four pic friends, however, he thinks h tras medium (40 lbs. average) Hammer Pap 3414Westg El 42?; going unions could furnish meet- 1-I.UMHING * HEATING the Keansburg police force foi Here Pdr 102>i White Mot 5< nics one after the other." She Moving Day will probably have the gui 8244; top quality (47 lbs. min.)15 years, graduated from Colum- 111 Cent 46',i Woolworth 75?, ing halls and staff assistance for mounted in a frame and kept i; 59 Newman Springs Road 47'/4-511/4; mediums'(41 ibs. aver- Int Bus Mch 509»i Yngst Sh&T 105 beat; the wilting temperatures, the union of the idle. Phone: SHadyslde 7-3300 bia High School in Maplewood Int Harv 5271 she said, "by not thinking abou his office. se) 34-36; smaids (36 lbs. aver- He and his wife, Irene, have Int Nick S3H The idea-galley was launched Int Paper 38 it." For Twenty age) 21-22; peewees 16-17. five daughters and one son, Int Tel & Tel 58« - Browns She also has managed to keep up with two long-standing per- Extras (47 lbs. min.) H It adds up! More and mon MV Division WildAnimals top quality (47 lbs. min.) 47-49; sonal Interests — antiques and CLIFTON (AP)\- Yesterday DORMERS FOR mediums (41 lbs. average) 31-33; people use The Register ads eac Union Votes children. She is a former scou was moving jay for 20 wild an- smalsl (36 bs. average) 21-22 issue because results come fas- leader and still, works with young Construction imals at the* W S. Quarantine -16-}7. —- - -. - - ter.—Advertisement. Consolidation people's group's. t Station. _„:__>_._-• NEW ATTIC ROOM Oh her last birthday, on July The animals, which Include a 4, she visited the youngsters a Program Set baby elephant and three bik-bik, Fitkin Hospital, sharing a large TRENTON f>P):—*The Divi- the world's smallest antelope, Of Districts birthday cake with them. CHICAGO (AP) — The Oil, sion of Motor Vehicles announced were sent to Newark Airport, That birthday, she conceded, today that its 1961-62 construction where they will be flown to zoos monmouth drafting institute Chemical and Atomic Workers was her 60th. convention has voted to reduc program will get under way soon. throughout the country. They ar- Offers Evening Program for Fall Enrollment Admits Her Age Funds for most of .the projects rived her last month by ship the union's districts from 16 to "I knew it would have to com e . • ARCHITECTURAL nine in an economy move. r listed by the division were ap- from Hamburg, Germany, in the out sooner ° later," she sighed propriated in the 1960-61 budget. care of Fred Zeeandalaar, ani- • MECHANICAL In the new grouping, district and added; with a smile, that sh 8 will Include New Jersey, New Some projects still need budget mal dealer from New Rochelle, • ELECTRONIC believed it incumbent on the wife approval. N. Y. York, Pennsylvania, Delaware, of a candidate for governor to' Approved State of N. J. Dept. of Education Acting director Ned J, Parsek- Seventeen of the animals, Maryland, Connecticut, Rhode Is make full disclosure on suGh mat Registration — Monday, Thursday, 7-9 p.m. ian said work on a three-lane which are hoofed beasts, have land, Massachusets, Vermont ters. 1 enclosed Inspection station in Se-been quarantined for 30 days ss 620 Bangs Ave. Co-Educational New Hampshire and Maine. However, her bright blue-grey Asbury Park, N. J. PRospect 5-7551 Where there are two or mor cauqus is scheduled to begin be- a precaution against possible in- eyes, her still-dark hair shol fore the cold weather sets in. fection by hoof and nfouth dis- offices in any new district, all bu:with streaks of grey and. her one face closing, but no decision; Plans also call for driver quali- ase. ergy seem to place her severa: fication centers in Lodi and Rah- have been made as to which wili years below her chronologica; The elephant and two walruses way, expansion of the Westfield remained at the station until The waste space In your attic can be made livable with TH°SE WH° KN°W THAT remain open. Cities with offices mark. the addition of dormers to your roof. Let us show you inspection station into a two-lane shipping arrangements could be that could be affected includ Mrs. Mitchell, the former Isa- how little the cost can be and help you plan Ihe dormer operation and improved ventila made. THE M°ST BEAUTIFUL LAWNS Newark, N. J. belle Nulton, was born in Eliza- best suited for your needs. tion systems at inspection sta Zoos in these cities are sched- The union's executive board'wil! beth, She was the only girl among tions in Newark and Jersey City. uled to get the following ani- be reduced from 16 to nine mem- five children. Her brothers still Land for the Secaucus installa- Imals: Philadelphia, baby ' ele- ARE BUYING... bers. • , liv8 in New Jersey. MAKE A LOVELY The consolidation plan wa: tion to be built on a 6.1-acre plot phant and three bik-bik; Okla- Considered Nursing near the New Jersey Turnpike homa City, a greater kudu and voted yesterday. No time was se! The Nultons are direct descend- for carrying it out. was purchased from the turnpike three defasso water bucka; San Basement Playroom ants of Benjamin Conklin, who authority in July for $91,650, Par- Diego, two Siberian Ibexes; Chi- sekian said. 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For FREE help you prove you know what You'll have to find another lo- LUMBER you are doing. cation for it or choose something ESTIMATE 1) Don't plant too deep. else that can stand wet feet. 2) Be sure your soil is not wa- Spread Roots terlogged. Often, home gardeners can 3) Dig a $5 hole for a 50-cent trace their disappointments to plant. their failure to dig a hole wide These suggestions come from enough and deep enough to give Donald B. Lacey, Rutgers ex- the roots room to spread out in tension horns grounds specialist. all directions. Cramping and They apply to rhododendrons, bending can be fatal. mountain laurel, azaleas and all To fill in the hole, use two parts the needled evergreens. of good garden soil and one part Transplanting done in thorganie c matter such as compost month ahead will make the plants or peat moss. No fertilizer. ready for the ideal growing con- Wait until next May to feed ditions of early fall so they'll be your, plant. healthy going into the winter and " Ngw all you have to do is find ... the sport coat be ready to grow again next a few cool days to do the work spring. Classic blazers, muted glens ... The traditional Roots Need Air Not every home owner Is as First, about the planting depth thoughtful about the future of patterns are stronger than ever (Slimi and Lacey advises you to resist any tree as Mrs. P. D. S. of Park huskies, too). ' • Grip Tight Interlocks temptation to plant your trees or Ridge. • Incro-Set Locking shrubs any deeper than they Mrs. S. is building a patio o $ $ • Fully Extruded Aluminum stood in the nursery. 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TEL LI 2-2220 or LI 2-2222 The others, all musical, 'nciude 'Irma La Douce," "The Unsink- able Mo'.ly Brown" and "Bye IH!tlf»tiSi«HtH^f'6-''iSi>«Hl»l*M Bye Birdie." MUSTN'T NEGLECT HIS LEG Wj Ked flank Register JIM BISHOP: D ^ IMS *Md Strwt, Red Bank, N. J. State Highway », MMOetown Reporter Established W8 by John H. Cotit md Hearyday THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1W8-18M On Keeping Neatly Pressed IAMBS J. HOGAN, Editor At HAROLD KELLY, Genera) Manager BERLIN, Germany—The pants. Oh yes, the puts! W. HARRY PENN1NGTON, Production Manager They were gray, a tort of sharkskin. When we arrived Member of the Associated Press here, there was""* brownish" stain across both legs; tM AMocittx Pr«» '• •nuiiad ncluaiveir >o Uu u» tor repuDllciUoo ol all Uu uc*l nn prlnua tfcli newip*ptr u weu mi Ml AP n«wi dupttcnti. __ . Nothing would get it out. Kelly called a bellhop. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation "Do you speak English?" I said. He said "Ja wohl." Tbt R«d Bask RerllUr «jium»l BO flntnclu rtiponilbllltlti (or typotrtphlcal trrori la adnrtlumanta. ''Gut," I said. "I want to flummel de ton nil renrlnt without chtrje. tint pan c! an advertisement In whlcn th« typographical «rror occura. Ad- vutuwra will pi«a»t nouff U» nUHimml Unmwllattly ot any «rror which may occur. ^^ pantzen. Aus gespiel. Rails. Do you Thlt newipaptr auumti no mvonaibliltlaa for atatimaou o( opimooa la tetter* from lu r«tatr«. dig this?" The boy shook his head. •ubiorlptlon Prlcef In Aclvanw Ona year 115.00 Biz montba, 18.00 "Look," I said, pointing to the dark •tafia copy at oouniar. I taou copy by mall. » eanu suit "This is to be pressed. The gray FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1961 ones—In the garbage." He looked at my blonde bride. Time for Action "Ow-w-w-d?" he said. She nodded. He took the items. I tipped him a couple Pollution of New Jersey's naviga- other municipalities bordering navi- WSH0P of marks. "Pressed," I said, pointing to ble waters are severe enough to gable waterways. Raritan Bay, which the dark suit "This is to be pressed. The gray ones— command tfie fullest type of investi- has had an important shellfish in- in the garbage." ' "Never mind why," I shouted. Then I whispered: gation and, more important, precise dustry, is becoming subject to a de- 1 tailed study to be made by the U.S "Never mind why. Just be a good boy. Throw them thinking on the part of experts to out" He nodded. He left. "Would you believe," I said, determine adequate methods of cor- Public Health Service in collabora- "that there would be so much trouble trying to try to rection. As Mayor Thomas Farrelltion with New York, New Jersey and throw pants away?" brought out when river pollution be- interstate agencies. "Yes," she said. We dressed, and went off to din- came a matter of direct concern to There have been broad indica- ner with Captain Fred Siebert and his wife Pat It was Sea Bright, installation of municipal- tions that much of the waste dis- early dinner and early home. The Wannsee Restaurant ity-wide sewage disposal facilities posal into the waterways has been was shrouded in fog. We got back and I copied some notes in a black book. There was a rap on the door. appear too costly for local govern- wilful, something deliberately done It was a night man. He beamed with pride. On ments to afford. That being the case, by certain property owners in order his arm, he had the gray trousers. "Ve tried to get you consideration must be given to other to solve their own sanitation prob- arready before zis," he said. I nodded. "Ja wohl," I planning. lem. This practice cannot safely be said. "Vas ist mit der pantzen geflugen." The man allowed to continue. These Pays. shook his head in smiling forgiveness. "Zuh lettle one New Jersey Department of Health Joseph F. Emmons, Long Branch, HAL —das kleine—he said we must the pantzen throw oudt officials made tests tracing pollution a county health officer, has recom- He is so young. I hang zem in the closet, nah?" In the Shrewsbury River to several Canadian Airlift to Cuba He hung them. My bride leaned against a wall mended that Sea Bright extend its BOYLE shore locations in Sea Bright. Bor- By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY and laughed in silence. When the man left, I looked public sewage disposal system "not ough Council acted properly and By JOY STIIXEY the trousers over. They had been neatly pressed. The later than theSpring of 1962." That The Canadian airlift to Cuba makes no sense. The quickly to order that careful checks NEW YORK (AP) - Every stains were still on the legs. "Oh," I sjBid, "the hell system today serves only the central business is not large enough to justify the inevitable housewife needs a purac-Aize with it. I'll throw them out the window." She stopped be ~~made"~ttr pinpoint the exact oss of American friendship. To most Americans, it electronic computer, to take to part of the borough. But agreement laughing and wiped her eyes, "You'll dg nothing~of_ sources oTthewaste that is reaching ooks like -pite and spite is cheap, no matter why it the supermarket along with the also must be found with the obser- grocery -list. the kirid," she said. the river. PolittTCommissioner John is done or by whom. vation of Mayor Farrell that the job Failing this, she should at So I didn't The trousers remained in the closet. S. Forsman said theseichecks may The Cubans are, of course, taking least have a master's degree in It hurt to look at them. In the morning, we had to at- would cost "at least one million every advantage of the Canadians be- higher mathematics if she hopes be made on a house-to-house to make her money go to itstend lunch with General Albert Watson, so, when she dollars" and "we have not got that cause they assume that the Canadians if discovery of the sources becomes stretchiest limits. wasn't looking, I rolled the trousers up and put them much money to spend." are greedy and are willing to make any difficult. One violator already has Arrayed on die shelves are in the waste basket under a bale of old papers and What then? It may be necessary sacrifice to get business. The best ex- cans, packages and boxes in alburnel d out cigarettes. been fined for improper sewage ample is the use of Cuban-hired Cana- sizes from wee tiny ones, through for the federal and state govern- middle-sized ones and on up to That did it I felt better. The lunch was good. The disposal. dian planes rather than shipping on Ca- great big ones. And ;t's up to conversation was informative. The weather was sunny ments to come up with a plan to nadian freight planes. Mamma Bear to docile just and cool. The flowers were dewy. When we got back Like other Monmouth County help finance! disposal plants in shore I quote an instance from "The Fi- which one will provide most din- SOKOLSKY ner for her dollar. to the hotel, the maid was in the hall. resorts along the shore, which also and other waterfront municipalities, nancial Post" of Toronto: should be made subject to prompt For instance, two packages ot "I do not sprecken much Americanische," she said. with property owners in the assisted) "°ne airline—World-Wide Airways Inc. of Mon- cheese sit chummily side by side. "Ze hose I found in the how-you-say? Basket? Bitte, and thorough investigation, Sea But mamma's frugal eye notes municipalities paying the bill, whollyjtreal-holds an Air Transport Board license to airlift that one is 29 cents and the other do not vorry. The herren downstairs press zem." Bright is hemmed in by water, the or in part, through assessments. freiS" from Canada to Cuba. ' seO'ls for 35 cents. "What's this all about?" Kelly said. I yanked her ocean on one side and the river on . . , . , ,. ... \ Company complains it's not getting any business, "Six pennies saved is six pen- into the room. "Never mind what it's about They found t L nies earned," she mutters hap- the other. It is against the law to It must be recognized -that offr- . pily to herself as she tosses the the pants again." She looked startled. "In the closet?" and a Dc 4 sits idlAe a'Dry-Leasedt Montreal ' airporPlanet discharge polluting matter into the cials in many resorts have to share cheaper one into her ba3ket. I shook my head. "It's a long story," I said. She looked "Another airline—International Airfreighters Inc. But it's not that easy. Th« two at me, wide-eyed, and pressed her hand over her mouth. public waters, and property owners the responsibility for fouling up the of Edmonton—bought a North Star plane from Trans- brands look just alike but there may be more to this than meets "You tried to get rid of the pants again," she said. have a job on their hands to get rid water. They have done this through Canada Air Lines in May, assembled Canadian airmen, the eye. How about seeing if they Candidly, I can't understand why the discarding of their waste in a way that will not and 'dry leased' the plane and crew to Cubana (the over-eager actions made to bring in weigh the same, a thrifty inner of a pair of trousers must become an international inci- be either offensive or injurious to businesses that, by serving the pub- Cuban airline). voice cautions. The search is on! Somewhere dent, but I did everything but roll them up In the bed- public health. That is the problem. lic, add mightily to the sewage dis- "This company has been moving practically all ol on that label the net weight just spring, without success. Today, it is one week since I the Canadian aircargo to and from Cuba, and the own posal problem. They have done this has to be listed, even though it tried to throw them out. There have been occasions The state Department of Health ers say they are making money." takes a microscope and a Pinker- by not giving enough thought to that ton detective to find it. when I've been caught without my pants, but this is should continue its search for What the Canadians expected of the Cubans is problem before it became critical. Located at last between "keep the only case on record where I've been caught with sources of pollution beyond Sea hard to say. Cuba is a Communist state and like all in refrigerator" and "sodium them, repeatedly. Now they all have some urgent plan- Communists, assumes that the capitalists will do any' propionate added as a preserva- Bright. Facts need to be known about tive" to the sought-after informa- The latest effort came when Mr. Moebus, the floor ning to do. thing to get income; that capitalists have no sense o tion. manager, walked me up to my room. We were arguing honor or patriotism arid that therefore all that is neces Aha! Just as she thought. The about West Germany's conscience in the matter of the Your Money's Worth: sary is to hold a carrot in front of a capitalist and he 29-cent package contains six extermination of Jews. The Adenauer government, for rushes forward even into a cesspool. The Communists ounces, but the 35-ceitf kind boasts a full eight ounces. example, permitted Stanley Kramef to make a movie Free Trade Bridge Across the Atlantic} a^umejhat^the^apitalis.ts will kill each other qffeco Now poor mamma, long since this summer called "Judgment at Nuremberg" (thi nomically and that will result in a bloodless victory having forgotten her multiplica- 7 By SYLVIA PORTER for World Marxism. tion tables, to say nothing of her trial of the big Nazis) and the premiere will be in this division tables, must somehow city this autumn. "Who will go?" I said. He said that A United States of Europe, be worth a line of space. It's j despite the obvious towering ob- Want 'Firm Understanding' figure out which is the better •panning a major part of the civ certainly not difficult to imagine I stacjes. Consider . . . all Germany would. Three hundred rooms had already the response to this of distressed The Air Industries and transport Association of buy- llzed world from the Atlantic The Policy Makers ' By adding 29 to 35, multiplying been reserved at the hotel for the premiere. "That," I the Iron Curtain is in the procei U.S. industrialists and protection Jtern: in Washington, top . Canada has urged the Canadian government "act, im- 1st congressmen working now for by 16 and dividing by ihe num- said, "is a guilt complex. You're all beating your of creation, and in our time ky-maken In the Kennedy Ad- mediately, to withdraw permission for further Cuban ber of holes in the tiv»?se, she will emerge raising, not lowering, our tariff ministration are preparing a breasts." We debated the matter and, in the hall, I saw walls! It's easy to figure the re- flights until such time as the Cuban government agrees comes out with a headache—and the mighties broad program of free trade pro- a four-ounce can of grated the maid's little wagon of new linen and the bags for industrial a action of XJJS, manufacturers who to live up to a firm understanding." are painfully aware of the com- posals^ to be presented to Con- cheese. soiled linen. economic poi gress next year when the 'de- The Canadians thought that they had a 50-50 deal Everything conies in the large er on t petition efficient European pro- We said goodnight at the door. The moment Moe- ducers with their much lower cades-old ReciprocalTrade Act- with the Cubans but they now discover that they have economy-size tube, jar, box, can, globe. under which the Administration package or bottle nowadays. But bus left, I dashed into the room, got the trousers, Its membei wage scales can give us. Nor se s s been done in. There are always selfish businessmen by a lot of fancy figuring a nations eve does it take much knowledge to' L , " /"'"-cuttim; powers- peeked out until he was on the elevator, then hurried ln wl who adopt the attitude that a sale is a sale and it does math-minded shopper often dis- tually will num shudder at the proportions of the|ifp .h '! ™meup for renewal. while the hall was empty and stuffed them down in special problem we have with the1™16. thmkln>; £ehlnd tn.e PIans ls not matter to whom or what for. They are like some covers it's more economical to ber 19, Its co buy two of the uneconomical the dirty linen. That, my friends, was the end of that sumers w I Latin and South American na that we must be in position to n«- Rotlate with the Common Market American companies who situate branches in European sizes than one of the economy tota 30 m tions. I felt good. I slept soundly. This morning, Moebus PORTER > ° nations across the board—"You countries so that they can sell to Soviet Russia, in abso- sizes. lion, and Tha tiec faclawt isiO,, thoughuiv/Uftli, thallldtl thi1111s3 iJsS . - ,,, __, phoned. "You weren't a little high last night, Jim?" far from wild-eyed dreaming ?" for uf' we « fut for y°u- The lute betrayal of their own country. On Sunday, 1,500 Cans are the biggest problem. •lu, production and potential These require a special algebraic No, I said. I was not. "Well," he said, "the floor maid will dwarf both the Soviet Unio —— fear is that unless we can ne- American boys risked their lives by riding into West Rotiate more broadly, we'll truly formula to arrive at the price found a pair of pants in her hamper last night and and us. CARMICHAEL Berlin along.a 110-mile lane of peril; they might have per ounce of avoirdupois. end up on the outside looking in, there was much excitement. I understand. However, Among these nations trad •-r and Britain's tortuous twisting been shot down by steel manufactured by American- If A equals the No. 303 • can walls will be torn down and goods and turning before she applied for owned plants situated in European countries. Tiiis no- and B equals the buffet-size can they were finally traced to you and the tailor Is press- generally will move duly-fre OF membership in the Common Mar- and C equals the No. 2 can and ing them." across the borders of the Unitet preview of what we'll body seems to think about these days when the com- the buffet-size can ls roally 227 States of Europe, just as good; petition for the dollar in all markets is becoming so grams, whereas the 8-ounce can "Never mind the speech," I said. "Send them move duty-free across the bor In Europe, according to serves one to two, what can we up." ... ders of the United States thoughtful report in the trade enous. iave for supper tonight that the America. At the same time, publication "International Man- .vhole family will like? around themselves the member The Cubans, being Marxists, figure on that attitude "We're Going Back To Washington!" agement." industrialists are spec- It might be easier at that just will erect a common tariff wal on the part of Canadian sellers of chicks and pigs and ulating that i! is only a matter of o count the number of peas. that will place goods coming int time before the Atlantic Ocean other foodstuffs which are flown from Canada to €u|>a. the United States of Europe from be bridged and there will be Sell anything to any buyer is a good rule unless tfle JUICE STAND TO STAGE non-members at a distinct price "a trading system linking Europe disadvantage. buyer turns around to kill the customer. This has beeb NEW YORK (AP) - Philip with the markets of North Amer- Lang-Term Advantages Matthews made it to the Broad- ica." A major "foundation pier happening with astonishing regularitv during the past In the past two columns I've r way stage via an orange-juice or an Atlantic bridge" already 40 years. Americans may have forgotten that when this tried to emphasize fully (he long stand. xists in the form of the Atlantic term advantages to use of a country was short of steel and iron scrap, the Sixth With aspirations as an actor, Community (the new Organization united, powerful and prosperous Matthews appeared in one off- or Economic Co-operation & De- Avenue railroad scrap, an enormous amount, was sold Europe, but I hope I also have Broadway role several years ago. velopment), of which we are a to Japan which shortly thereafter went to waAfter r stomach ulcers forced his put over the point that thi g member. „.. Ing union wilf be a tougher mar- against us. retirement, he took a job selling Item: France's Jean Monnet, ket to penetrate with our Rood No American can develop much sympathy for any intermission refreshments. and a tougher producer with he architnet of the Common Mar- When a cast replacement was which to compete for customers tet actually put it in words onCanadian who loses by his trading with Cuba. The Ca- needed for "All the Way Home," around the world. when in haifinq the entry nadians went into the Cuban market with the intention the stage manager called Mat- Britain he declared. "Between What, then, might we do about of capturing an American market even if to do so meant thews in from the lobby and his Europe and the United States, asked him if he would like to !t in the years to come? will be natural to establish an We might become at least a to hurt the United States. Canada can not hurt the try out. After getting the part, of equal partners Matthews said: limited partner in the European hlch will assure peace In the United States much; it can hurt Canada more in the Common Market of tomorrow. •orld." long run. Suffering from false pride and petty national- "Learning it was easy. I'm a We might eventually become a quick study — and besides, I full-fledged member of the Com- It may be, many years before ism, there are those in Canada who believe that it does saw the show eight times a week mon Market so we can compete Iritain's historic decision to unite not matter that they damage United Stales-Canadian while selling orange juice." and lead from within. conomically with Europe is fol- relations; that the United States will take anything that wed by another historic step on We might ultimately create with comes along. The truth is that the American people are The highest tourist road in our friends across the Atlantic ur part—and it may not, be. 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Walnut Ave., Middletown, 1 Kirby has been confirmed by the joined S-F-D laboratories as board, of directors of the Me* senior mechanical - engineer, mouth County Chapter, American will be engaged primarily in th Red Cross, as the new chair- design of high power cfOssed-flelt GENERAL SPRAY SERVICE man of the disaster prepared- amplifiers. ness arid relief committee. Prior to joialng S-F-D, Mr. Si P. O. BOX 207 HAZLET, N. J. doti was engaged in tube develop Mr. Kirby. a Red Bank resi- ment with the Bendix Corp., Ea dent, is a veteran of 15 years tontown. " , service in the county Red Cross Mr. Sidoti received his degre disaster organization, where he In mechanical engineering fron served as chairman of the sur- The Cooper Union, Institute SMASHES FOOD PRICES vey committee. „ Technology in 1M9, and a M.B.A Mr. Kirby is a civilian photog in 1961 from Rutgers Universit; rapher in the Signal Corps at He is a member of the Americar Fort Monmouth. 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Sheltered Porches • Completely Landscaped Plots. arhings of $943,900 for July re- John Cain, 134 Leighton Ave luced the Pennsylvania Rail- was sentenced to 30 days in ja: CHARCOAL BRIQUETS 20*99* oad's deficit for operations to and Robert Woodson, Jr., 139 DIRECTIONS: Follow Route M7 east from Freehold l'/J miles 116,841,800 so far this year, the ENRICHED '* or west 4 miles from Colts Neck to Blinker Light; Turn south- River St., 10 days in jail in de- ailroad reports. fault of a $25 fine. MAYFAIR WHITE BREAD 2 ward and bear left on Burlington Road Vt mile to Model Home, The railroad said that gross, rev- Peter Petillo & which is 500 feet from the Freehold Township grade school, Both men were arreste mues in July this year were $67,- Wednesday night. LINDEN HOUSf-All FLAVORS Associates, Builders now under construction. 134,600, down 4.1 per cent from he July gross of 1960. CANNED SODA The PRR last year reported a For the Desk Set FRISH FROZEN leficit of $1,814,700 for the first PINK or REGULAR ROWCROFT AGENCY Sales Agents ieven months and a deficit of TIP TOP LEMONADE 10-89* i2,100,400 for July of 1960. Printed Pattern 18 SOUTH STREET HOpkins 2-1455 FREEHOLD. N. J. It pays to advertise irr'The Register.—Advertisement. TULIP FAIR All Meat FRANKS Save 10c SWIFT WORTHMORE BACON SAVE 10c £«• CALIFORNIA FRIENDSHIP COTTAGE CHEESE SAVE 10c 19 THE FAIR HAVEN VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY take pleasure in announcing WATERMELONS Lowest Price in Years THE Sweet—Fire Red FIREMEN'S FAIR WHOLE-SAVE 40c FIREHOUSE GROUNDS, RIVER RD., FAIR HAVEN MONDAY, AUG. 28 thru SATURDAY, SEPT. 2 NATIVE TOMATOES 2 '* 25° 6:30 P.M. 'TIL 12:00 MIDNIGHT MON. THRU SAT. U.S. No. 1 FANCY ONIONS Crop •3" 17* Fancy—Easy Pealing •REFRESHMENTS • KIDDIE RIDES CALIFORNIA ORANGES Good Eating 10 "• 39* • GAMES. • MUSIC AND DANCING EVERY NIGHT GENUINE CUT DIAMONDS i'Z0 SETTINGS' 3 Styles to Choose From . . . Guaranteed to Retain Brilliancy . . . FOR .60 Everyday dress with Sunday See Our In-Store Display . . ONLY MRTIFIMTM details—a side-buttoned neckline 27 sweetly scalloped. Sew this school charmer in cottons with a crisp, wide-awake finish to make the skirt stand out! Printed Pattern 9109: Chil- dren's'Sizes 2, 4, 6, 8, iOr Size 6 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S takes 2 yards 30-inch fabric. Send thirty-five cents (coins) may fair Firemen's Night for this pattern — add 10 cents SUPER t/ MARKETS for each pattern for first-class WED., AUG. 30TH mailing. Send to Marian Martin, The Red Bank Register, Pattern 56 Newman Springs Road 6:30 'til midnight Dept., 232 West 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly name, address with zone, size Red Bank and style number. YOU'RE INVITED lo a Fall- Winter fashion spectacular—see 100 styles to sew in our new *OPEN SUN. 9 a.m. to 6 pjn. Pattern Catalog. No matter what size, you'll find Itl 35c. the $1,000 ( borrowed from Gen- "Didn't you get my cable tel- RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Augus* 25, 1961-0 An Event with a Moral:. eral du Pont. The next day CoCb-ling you not to come because I'd ran took me to a matinee of;engaged another girl?" he asked. at Wyndham'i Theater. That en- '23 I was just a Jump ahead of "Bulldog Drummond," in which "What cable," I replied. Du Mau-gagement started me on an eight the sheriff. ;wfaen I returned to Du Maurier was stirring. After rier may have been fascinated by year reign in London during 31 I was a star, lured home by Risk Nothing, Gain Nothing../ the performtric* he took me back my monumental nerve, or he maywhich I became the toast of the a.$5,000 a week contract from stage to^toeet.the fiuned actor- have wanted to to a favor for Mscritics and the talk of -the Paramount. My wag* io/The friend Cochran. In any event I Thames. Thus my darkest mo-Dancers" was J150. The moral Though suspect by the police, I manager. On being introduced to '. ^'EDITOR'S NOTE; "Nothing cable from London producer months and that I mutt report to got the role in "The Dancers," ment prefaced my most shining to this tale: Nothing risked, noth- up at the. Rite warmed by SirGerald! said. "Well, here I .. rtlkfld,' jKrthia| gained." That'i Charlei B. Cochran: , the Bow Street Police Station in holed and played it for its 43-week run hour. When I left New York in ing gained, , beep one of Broadway actress POSSIBILITY ENGAGEMENT ondon the next morning. my letter of credit, the balance of am." "Tallutah Bankhead'* mottoes WITH GERALD DU MAUR1ER ilnce her early days in show IN EIGHT WEEKS WRITING businesf. Miss Bankhesd tells FULLY CABLE IF FREE." how the diicovered the truth of Within an hour I was boasting this maxim in tKe last of sixto anyone who would listen on my articles on "The Time of Myimminent invasion of England. A Life." . , • Week later a second cable from By TALUIIAH BANKHEAD Cochran floored me: "TERRIBLY SORRY. DU MAURIER'S PLANS (Written-for The Associated CHANGED." Press) Though crushed by this rever- On Dec. 1, 1122,1 was II, and asal, I cabled Cochran I was com- part-time vagrant. In the five ing_ anyway < He pleaded with me year* since I bad fled my grand- not to. Said it was too risky, that parents' Alabama roof to subdue he didn't want to be a party to the theater, that thankless trip suoh folly. KEANSBURG had given me but forty weeks There was one fly in my oint work. Less than a month bad men. I didn't have the money for MORE SENSATIONAL VALUES FOR THE en Rout* 36 •lapsed since I was ambushed in my fare. In this crisis. I put a "The Exciters," my fifth flop. Be- $1,000 bite on General Coleman between Palimr •et by woe and hunger I gave du Pont, a friend of my family's ENTIRE FAMILY...CELEBRATING THE OPENING astrologer Evangelfne Adams my who had served in the U.S. Senate last $» to probe my future and with.my grandfather. At South- and Ocean Avt. •peculate on my prospects. ..She ampton I was almost jugged be •aid my fortune lay overseas. cause I had, neither labor permit OF OUR NEW FAMILY CLOTHING CENTERl "When summoned go, even if younor evidence of employment nor have to swim," she said. hope thereof- I was warned that A week later I received this I could only stay in England two

Save 50%! MEN'S Kittm-sofi BAN-LON* TaDulah Bankhead Kitty Kelly: LUXURY BAN-LON* CARDIGANS Is Marriage the Answer ? KNIT SHIRTS selling nationally at 3.98 Dear. Kitty: Dear Puziled: You and your You've seen the . V. • 100% textured nylon I was a well-to-do, contented sister may be the most depend- identical sweaters selling bachelor until a year ago, when able, trustworthy teens in the washes, drips dry! 49 for dollars morel The world, but from what you say, I fell in love with a girl I met label tells you they're at a barbecue. It was love at those two newcorn,er» are not. • 3-bofton front pullover, first -sight for her too. One morn- Do as your mother says, have comp. genuine Ban-Lon* ing around one a.m: we were re- the elder woman stay and be fashion collars! textured nylons-th&f thankful she can come. Send a value turning from a night club when wash like a dream, dry she invited me to' her apartment. stamped, self-addressed envel- • Handsomely tailored Later that same, morning, I ope for my leaflet, "Sex Edu- 6.95 quickly, never need cation for Teenagers." with fine detailing! •woke to find her sobbing beside UMIT: on, to blocking. New Fall - me. When she saw that I was shades. Sizes 34-40. •wake she creid that she hated Dear Kitty: * Nf w Fall tone* • a custonwr rrie and ordered me out of her I am 17 and In love with ir>»iz«S-M-L home. I still love her and know married man of 31. He steps out •he does me but is either too because his wife does the same proud, or ashamed to see mething and would leave her were •gain. Should I ask her to mar-it not for the children. She knows ry me, or would that only hurt about me but shows no concern her the more? The stork will so long, as she is free to go her visit her soon. —Worried own way. Her husband and I love •od Ashamed. each other so much, and long to Dear Worried: You two actbe with one another every mo- BOYS' WASHABLE LEAN LOOK MEN'S FALL ' Hke frightened children! By allment but, conditions being what tneans propose and the sooner, they are, we meet secretly and the better! then but for a short while. Please help us!—Worried Teenager and SLACKS... SLACKS IN her Lover. Dew Kitty: I am 14. my sister W.-Is it all Dear Worried Teenager: You both know the answer before Sanforized washable cotton right for our Mother to leav«nis cords, sateens! New-look alone to look after our younger you even ask the question. FABULOUS brother and two little sisters Don't you believe that the wife Ivy and continental models! while she goes to an out-of-town doesn't care and that the neigh- bors don't know! Secret ren- Popular long and lanky trim wedding? She would be gone two linest Scoop 'em op at this nights and wants an older lady dezvous are never secret. If to stsy with us. We were left you really love one another you fantastic low pricel Black, lod», alone once before', but since then will say goodbye for keeps. new blue or tan.'.. sizes 6-18, new neighbors moved across the Nothing good can ever come of Comparablevalue way. Their sons, 17 and 18, don't a bad situation and this is bad! Go your separate ways Guoranftaif-fo-f/t h*ve the best reputations. Mom fears they will come over if she before the storm breaks. free alterations 3.99 each toh't home. We say "hello" if we meet but are not friendly Send your problems to Kitty Ait excellent selection otherwise. They brag of their Kelly. Enclose a stamped, self- addressed envelope and address to choose from! wrong-doings. We feel quite cap- able of looking after the kids byher care of this newspaper. Help- ourselves. Are we?—Puzzled. ful leaflets available. Write for "Attentions From Married Men.1 • LEGAL NOTICE- THE MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY OF BED BANK, N. J. Shareholder!' 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OPEN EVERY WOODEN NIGHT KEANSBURG: On Rt. 36 ASBURY PARK: Rt. 35 at COMBINATION TILL 9 between Palmer & Ocean Ave. Asbury Park Traffic Cir. 1&-Friarents of every child or teen- equivalent of that." blamed everyone except his Lt. Hugh T. Collins, balding, be Collins said that most teen- AT ITS iger found in what police regard son." Yet the boy in question spectacled father of five, who is i potentially dangerous situation. agers are unlikely to tell their wrote to police saying "my father an 18-year veteran on the state parents if they are stopped by a The situations include hitch hik- IT'S THE LITTLE TOUCH... FINEST AND FASTEST knew he was- wrong. I can't force. He says one of his aims policeman for a traffic violation ing, truancy, accompanying a In Your Horn* • Or In Our Modern Plant when someone else is driving. that makes the eckless driver, parking on a 1 Now , he says, nearly all of them ;onely road, and even playing in Situations Differ difference. Anyone will tell their parents because ;he street. car decorate, but LEON'S they know the letter will be sent. it is the little ex- The response, says Col. ^John Plain Envelopes SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S-LEADING . Ferguson, state police superin- tra touch that we RUG CLEANERS endent, has been amazing. Other Consider Child's Needs Collins says that some, teen- have that makes agers at first tried to intercept WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK states—among them Arkansas the big difference. and California—have endorsed the letter or give a false name. In Setting Allowance To prevent this the letters were Our decorators mailed in a plain envelope. If are always at your With school days approaching, making choices. They learn to the name proved false, the driver service. many parents are pondering the manage within the limits of their was asked to supply the right question: What is a realistic al- allowance. one. No charge, of An Invitation from •. • lowance for our child? The letters are personal, signed course. Family financial situations dif- by Ferguson. They cite the situa- fer and children's money man Squad Readies tion in which the child was found. agement abilities differ. There- They point out that police feel fore, counsels Miss Edith Tait- Pizza Booth the parent or guardian should know ' when a child's conduct tonen, Rutgers University exten- NEW SHREWSBURY — The could result in "serious conse- sion specialist in home manage- country fair committee of the quences. "They end with an of- ment, there is no set amount Women's Auxiliary of the New fer of further assistance and a that is the correct allowance for Shrewsbury First Aid Squad met suggestion the parents contact a given age. recently in the home, of Mrs. the State Police Youth Bureau. Mm To arrive at a reasonable Robert Wagner, 7 Lennox Dr. amount, you as parents should Plans were completed for a The letter is kept in a file and M. SILBERSTEIN destroyed when the subject sit down with your child and de-pizza pie booth at fte fair Interior Designs - Furniture • Draperies • Slipcovers reaches 18 so that it will not be termine his needs. Based on your Sept. 7, 8 and 9. 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK eves family's income, decide how Committee members are Mrs. much the allowance is to be andJohn Lemon, Mrs. Walter TniH- what items are to be included. house, Mrs. William Canfield, Some guidance may be. neces- Mrs. Anson Peckham and Mrs. Wagner. SUSAN rVES announces a new SUSAN IVES for Sportswear ifor* sary. However, the specialist warns that an allowance loses its educational value if you dic- come over and join the fun, In the Menmouth Shopping Canter and most cordially invites tate exactly how the money is toroup to Meet bring the family and your to be spent. n Ocean Grove friends ! free admission ! JjL_«n.dL»e» it. Truly a mileitono In specialty A young child's first allowance RED BANK - The Men's Club might include his own church of the Red Bank Methodist contribution and a nickel or twoChurch will meet in Ocean Grove •tore disign, SUSAN IVES presents to the smart, casual wear a week for candy. Thursday at 6 p.m. Members miss mermaid of 1961 As the child grows older, re- will meet at the "tent" of Rev. sponsibility is added. By his teens •uitomer a naw concept In Sportswear selection, fn surroundings Gordon Lowden at 9 Mount Zion he may buy some of his clothing Way. Cold cuts and other picnic i out of allowance money. foods will be served. that »r% incomparable. Learning to handle money is as At 7:30, the membsrs will beauty much a part of a child's training gather in the nearby Ocean as is learning to read and write. Grove auditorium for a sermon Managing allowance money by Dr. Louis Hadley Evans teaches children to cope with Hollywood, Calif., minister at problems similar to those they large for the Presbyterian Board parade will face as adults. They practice of National Missions.

Though new in the Monmouth area, SUSAN IVES fc represented MAKE THE RIGHT Saturday - 2 p.m. In some of our country's finest shopping canters, offering women FASHION MOVE on the malls the complete casual story, and featuring the finest names in BACK-TO opposite four seasons nationally advertised town and country sportswear... Be it skirts CAMPUS! over twenty-five beautiful contestants will vie for the •r blouses, sweaters or slacks, be aisured of finding the moit If you're looking for the coolest, And you're looking for the moit, semi-finals and on Saturday,' complete' group at SUSANHVES, the new meeting place for It's "The Pedestal" that has it, sept. 2nd, one girl will be se- Tho' we really shouldn't boast. lected as the "miss mermaid casual suburbia. We are NOW ready to serve you. Make the right move, in a fashionable way. of 1961. Don't hesitate one moment, ~" " Buy your campus shoes today. participating clubs in the beauty parade: Visit with ui, or fust look Into ship ahoy, sea bright; driftwood beach club, sea bright; our Back to School window. turfslde beach club, long branch; west end casino, weir end; colony, west end; shore hills motel and cabana club, Jusan tea bright; the dolphin beach club, loch arbour; Hit EDESTAL breakwater beach club, elberon and others. tves. catering to the casual SHOE SALON

* monmouth shoppingcenter 43-A BROAD ST. monmouth shopping center II || EATONTOWN CIRCLE>tTK Between Bamberger's and Montgomery Ward's RED BANK, N. J. always free-easy parking for over 5,000 can EATONTOWN CIRCLE * ROUTE 35 "The Foundation of Fashion" RED BA>K REGISTER Friday, August 25, 1961—£ In Vermont Museum seum. and then will be moved "Huntsman and Hounds," by Ben to Shelburne. ' Marshall. Three of the items are of And.the third is Mary Cassatfi especial Interest. One is a por- pastel portrait of Mrs. Have- trait of a little girl in white, meyer herself, so that Electra Art Collection Links Generations Havemeyer Webb and her mother which must have been Electra's By MILES A. SMITH from their estate by their chil- ily) and that started her on 'folk art, and the Shelburne Mu- first purchase. Another is signif- are joined in the collection, to establish a link between two gen- AP Arts Editor dren, the number of objects ran Americana instead. seum's Webb Art Gallery con icantly different from the rest, arid was selected by Electra. It erations of very remarkable col- (ADVANCE) The Shelburne to nearly 2,000, Many of them At her. death about a year ago tains 200 examples of American primitive paintings. is SO; English hunting scene, lectors'. Museum In Vermont will have were Old Masters of the front there were 125,000 items.' ne

A MARY CASSATT portrait of Mrs. Henry 0. Have- meyer, dona in pastels, will bs hung in the Shelburne Museum in Vermont. Mrs. Havemeyer was the mother GftAND UNION*! of the.. muteiim's founder, Mri. J. Watson Webb, Jr. i BINDER: Legion Auxiliary Elects II HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Claudia Caplinger,. 50 Cornwall St., Mon GRAND France was elected president of day with Mrs. Henrietta Kenney the LadiiM' Auxiliary of Twin as co-hosess. An outdoor barbe Light Post, American Legion, at cue is planned. In the event of • recent meeting here. rain the meeting will be held in the Legion hall. Other officers elected are Mrs. Henrietta Kinney, first vice pres- Mrs. Caplinger and Mrs ident; Mrs. Elizabeth Heliker, sec. France will be hostesses follow WAY ond vice president; Mrs. Robert ing the meeting of the auxiliary Sept. 13. DISCOUNT CEI P. Caplinger, treasurer; Mrs. Gertrude Fahrer, historian; Mrs. Stephen H. Faller, chaplain, and At Adventurer •&• Mrs. Robert Baxter, sergeant-at- Many stylos, colon,, pattern* •rms. and sizes! Available In both Mrs."'John L. Dedrick, Mrs. plastic & canvas! Choose the James P. McGrail, Mrs. William one that suit* you best! Fuchj-and Mrs. Faller were elect- ed delegates to the state conven- BACK TO tion. Mrs. Caplinger, Mrs. Harry E. Beyer, Mrs. Heliker and Mrs. France...were named alternates. fef.ll Mrs. EnrJ Morse, 151 Navesink Ave., was. accepted as a new member. "it was also announced that the Past Presidents Club will meet In the hgrne of Mrs. Robert P. -Ji Gold Star Dinner Set SAVINGS RED BANK — A committee meeting for the annual Veterans of Foreign Wars Gold Star Moth- Tommy Leonettl ers' luncheon was held here re- cently in the' VFW post home. LONG BRANCH—Tommy Le- It was announced that the lunch- onetti, who starts a one-week en- ,jrvi \yill be held in the Royal gageiiierit'-'tunigliti> at the Adven- Manor Restaurant, Rt. 3G, Wall turer Club, on the ocean here, is Township, Sept. 17 at 1 p.m. one of the nation's most sought Annually the Montnouth Coun- after night club entertainers. ! \V ATTACHE CASES ty VFW Council honors all Gold A former vocalist on TV's Star Mothers in the county by "Your Hit Parade," Tommy has paying tribute to them at this appeared with Steve A^Uen, Dick & BRIEF BAGS annual affair. Thomas A. Mon- Clark and Garry Moore, and last agtvan is.senior vice commander year starred at the Roxy Thea- of the County Council, and chair- ter in New York for.an extended man of: the committee. five-week engagement. lea He has played many of the top KITS clubs throughout the nation in' Daughter Bom eluding the Desert Inn in Las FRANKFURT, Germany-Sp. 4 Vegas, the Chez Paree in Chi- | FT ind Mrs. James W. Michael, Jr., cago and Philadelphia's Latin Casino. AMI YOU OET 13 •re the parents of a daughter, inll'I.E s BLUE STAMPS born Saturday in the U.S. Army Shows will be presented at the Hospital here. Adventurer twice nightly at 11 Zippered binders, brief bags, Mrs, Michael ft the daughter of o'clock and 1 a.m., with an add- attache cases! Wide range 4> f '& Mr. and Mrs. A. Arthur Beeh- ed dinner show tomorrow at 8:30 ICL assortment of zippered binders! tolt, 21;-«Bruce Rd., River Plaza. p.m. AM) YOU Brief bags It attache cases UBT II made of fine vinyl construction! '7*5 I ntiri.K s nun MIAMI'S iili

A wMe aMortiTMnt of the flntit lunch kit* in both metal t, vinyl construction! Vacuum bottle Included! With carrying handlist Beautifully decorated! | Flat or dome styles!

Art CoMtmtwi Paper. .37* Handy Dictionary 21* COMPUTE DESK SET TEXON SCHOOL BAC Handy for all students! B4 sheets! Asserted cotorsi Cowhide-print finish! S position lock with lnekidec 12 x IB* 7 Expansion lunch C key! solid & strong C full paneled desk pad m pocket! Wide bottom! MDWplerPef«a»ox...77 Washable U.t Wai Map. 77* metal frame! Plastic & blotter, ball point Name piste on frontl With accaaaoriaal Snap catch! PlastJd Ptus rj»wall * Alaska! pan, brass Den stand Plastic carrying her* dial Hsavy duty con- e •V holder, V ruler, * IM Of Cotored Pencil.. 44* metal tips on bottom a pad of note paper! struction! Giant 5 Hole FHefPae'..3l com#ru AMI you OKT 13 180 lined sheets! 12 ceWweokm! TIIII'I.K.S BI.IIB hTA.Ml'S

PRE-SEASON GETTING READY for the MCOSS PeF3how tomorrow on the grounds of Lincroft School, Newman Springs SALE! CHRISTMAS CARDS Rd., is 3-year-old Bruce Morford, busy brushing hit 7- month-old ram, Chek. Chek displays less than avid interest in the whole affair. Bruce is the son of Mrs. Ruthanne Morford, Sleepy Hollow Rd., Middletown.

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FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM FIND MORE TO CHOOSE FROM, MORE SAVINGS... AT GRANDWAY! Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontoivn—Liberty 2-1010 STATE HIGHWAY36, KEANSBURG, •I, U-Friday, August 25, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Schedule of Religious Services

PRESBYTERIAN METHODIST BAPTIST Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank News of Religion Christianity's Need: "What Does It Really Mean to Rev. W. Gordon Lov'dea" will Dr. Harold Hiisted, guest pas- be Born Again?" will be the ser-preach ' Sunday at 8:30 and 10 tor, will speak Sunday at 11 a.m. mon topic of the Rev. Charles S. a.m. on the subject, "Why Is on, the topic, "God's Outlook.' Webster Sunday at 9 and 10:30Evil Permitted?" Mrs. Francis Swartz, guest or- Finds Divine Guidance A 'Must More Knowledge Of It a.m. The associate minister, Rev- ganist, will play "Prayer" by William C. Wood,, minister of Kerry Robb, will assist. Boellman as her prelude. Mis By PHIL GUNBY "When I was given command," minister of the United Lutheran 1 Church in America, thinks high- roadblock to effective Christia music, will play "Largo ' (from Altar flowers will be the gift Dorcas Diaz, new choir director, Budnik says, "I wanted my men By GEORGE W. CORNELL COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - The ly of • Budnik's philosophy <* action." Sonata V), "Have Mercy Upon of Mrs. Chester Apy, Sr., in mem-will lead the chancel choir. to know that when it came to Associated Press Religion Writer commander of one of America's leadership. Chaplain Foutz says: "The Christian life can not he Me, O Lord," "Sleepers Awake, ory of loved ones; and by Mrs. The ushers will be Warren D decisions that would have an in- One big weakness seen in pres nuclear weapon, striking forces "I think we find ourselves not built," he said, "on the founda- A Voice is Calling,".all by Bach. Luella Bradshaw and son. Lacy, Brown, Tillman Lane,' Charle fluence on their Hves. all the •nt-day Christianity is that most iays'he has found divine guid- so much in a combat of weapons tions of superficial and casual in Mrs. Carlette Mueller Winsow, in remembrance of Mrs. Anne H. Miller, John Crawford and Ro- decisions I would make would peojile—including many of its ance an absolute must in his pro- as a combat of ideas. Men like tellectual preparation." soprano, will be the guest soloist. Munson, mother and grandmoth- land Duncan. The greeting com- be tempered by my belief in God. own, members — don't actual- fessional and private life. Maj. Budnik will help us win." This call for a more knowledge At 9 and 10:30 a.m. church er, respectively. mittee will be deacons Waltei Basic Philosophy ly know much about it. school classes and nursery will A nursery will meet at 10 a.m.Whitaker, Francis Swartz am "I think it's the basic concept able Christianity may seem cur "This is not original with me. REFORMED The point has been cited by ious coming from the top offic meet in the education building. Senior Hi MYF will meet at 7 Vernon Loud. Crib room, nursery, that has made our country strong I see it as merely renewing the New Shrewsbury numerous church authorities late- of a denomination that got it Session will meet Monday at p.m. for a farewell to the seniors, and kindergarten facilities will be from its inception," says Maj. ly, and it was stressed sharply Eugene J. Budnik, a 40-year-old basic philosophy of the country. Rev. Arnold J. Van Lummel, start with, an untrained ministry 8 p.m. in Combs-De Voe Memorial by the new officers. Wesley Fel- available at 11 a.m. It's too often forgotten that our today by the new leader of world among the often illiterate folk ol Room. lowship panel discussion, "Is the Church school will meet at 9:45Air Force officer who commands pastor of the Grand Avenue Re- Methodism, Bishop Fred Pierce a squadron in the Strategic Air country stands for more than formed Church, Asbury Park, will the American frontier. Dr. Webster will address the Church Equipping Its Young a.m. The pre-service prayer cir- material gain." Corson of Philadelphia. Modern Methodism Freehold Rotary Club Tuesday,at People for Living in Today's cle will meet in the Clayton Room Command. be the guest minister Sunday. "The extent of religious ignor- World?" will be at 8:30 p.m. at 9:30 a.m. Budnik and his men must be Music will include "Nocturne" Yet it is the new hard-think 12:15 p.m. Each of the more that) 20 air-prepared to fly to predetermined ance is appalling," he declared ine tone of modern Methodism The faculty for youth seminar New members to join the The junior and senior high crews in Budnik's 515th Bomb by Mendelssohn, "Where God on his installation in Oslo, Nor- enemy targets with less than 10 The church has always em program for high school students church on Sundajiwill meet with young people will meet tomorrow Squadron flies a B47 Stratojet Leads" by Clarke, and "Reces- way, as president of the World minutes' notice. phasized action more than con- will meet in the Combs-De Voe the minister tonight at 8 in his at 4 p.m. for an "August B. Y. F. bomber capable of delivering sional March" by Broadhead. Roy Methodist Conference. He suc- "This is where we need the templation, but it has concluded Memorial Room Tuesday at 8 study. Get-Together" at Bodman Park more destructive force than all Buser will be the tenor soloist. ceeds Rev. Dr. Harold Roberts, a philosophy of divine guidance that competent work has got to p.m. An ice cream social and supper Middletown. Cars will leave thi the military planes used on all Ushers will be Gail Clarke, British theologian. more than anywhere ebe," Bud- be grounded in sturdier under- sponsored by the Senior Hi MYF church at 3:45 p.m. the aerial missions of World Kenneth Jones, Herman Ebert The weekly adult Bible class' nik says. "Discipline, training Incomplete Notions standing of what Christianity will be held tomorrow from 3 to War II. and Jack Houtman. taught by4Mr. Ewalt will meet and aU the other factors are To church representatives stands for, and why. 8 p.m. CONGREGATION BETH Sunday school will meet at 9:30 in the church parlor Tuesday at necessary, but if our crews get from around the globe, Bishop "Christians," says Methodist The executive board of the SHALOM a.m. Mrs. Ethel Salus will teach 8 p.m. ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER off on that trip, they'll liave only Corson said that shallow, incom- Bishop Gerald Kennedy of Los Woman's Society of Christian Red Bank the primary class and Robert Wednesday at 10 a.m. the pray- EPISCOPAL one Power to answer to." plete notions of the faith and Angeles, must be something Service will meet Monday, at 8 The Sabbath candles will be Riley will be in charge of the er and study group will meet in Rumson His squadron has reacted pat sentimental approaches to it more than well-meaning, simple, the chapel. p.m., at the church. lighted tonight at 7:16. Mincha junior department class. have become a widespread There will be a celebration of "very favorably" to the philoso- uninformed people." Every-Member Canvass Com- The Men's Club of the church services will begin 7:30 p.m. fol- The annual Peach Festival, lowed by traditional Kabbolas the Holy Communion Sunday at 8phy of divine guidance in mili- Yet Methodism had its roots in mittee will meet in associate will meet at Ocean Grove Thurs- a. m. in the Chantry. sponsored by the Women's Guild day, at 6 p.m. Members will meet Shabbos services and Maariv. tary leadership, the major says, ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL just such an environment, when minister's study Wednesday at 8 Family service and address by for Christian Service, will be held at the 'tent' of Rev. W. Gordon Sabbath morning services will adding: Belford circuit-riding lay preachers 175 p.m. Rev. David B. Reed, secretary of on the church grounds tomorrow Lowden at 9 Mount Zion Way, start at 9:30. The Torah reading "We don't put this on a sec- The Holy Eucharist will be cele- years ago brought their hit-or the overseas department of the from noon to 8 p.m. Home baked where a picnic will be held. At will be "Ki Saytzay" from Deu- tarian basis. I'm a Roman Cath brated Sunday at 9:30 a.m., by miss Gospel sermons to back- National Council, will be at 9:30 goods, aprons and fancy work AMEZION 7:30 p.m. The group will gather teronomy. The prophetic Hoftorah olic, but if you ask me how the vicar. Rev. Ralph Edwards, woods camps and hymn singin a.m. The girls' choir will sing at will be on sale in addition to Red Bank in the nearby Ocean Grove Audi- portion will be chanted, from many Catholics there arc in the who will also preach. hallelujah-shouting communities this service. The organ prelude snacks and refreshments. A mag- Rev. Charles E. Bourne, pastor torium for a sermon by Dr. Louis Isaiah 54. A Kiddush by Sister- squadron, I wouldn't know. I Monday, the Holy Eucharist of the early West. will be "Prelude and Air" by ic show will be held in White Hall will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Hadley Evans, nationally known hood will follow the Musof serv- know we have men from al will be celebrated at 7 a.m. America's Biggest Wesley and the postlude will be from 3 to 4 p.m. Sunday school will meet at 9:30preacher, Hollywood, Calif, who ice. kinds of backgrounds, and all The Sacrament of Penance will The church, now America's big- "Trumpet Dialogue" by Clarem .m. is minister-at-large for the Pres- Sabbath will end at 7:24 p.m like the idea. be administered by appointment. gest (10 million members) bault. CONGREGATION B'NAI ISRAEL Protestant body and with an in- Prayer service will be held byterian Board of National Mis- Reservations for the High Hoi Don't 'Drive' The Acolyte Guild will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. At 10:30 a.m., Robert D. Mc- Conservative Monday at 10 a.m. ternational nefwork of other na- sions. This club meeting will be idays can be made every eve- Rumson Tomorrow at 3 p.m. a lawn held regardless of the weather. ning by calling Louis Breslow. Kee will play a recital on the "Our men are true profession- This week the sanctuary lamp tional churches,*has polished up Mary Owen Borden Memoria' als and we treat them like pro- Services will be conducted to- party will be held under the spon- Rev. Kerry Robb's course on candle is given in memory of its techniques and tools, with a Carillon. fessionals. We don't, drive them night at 8:30 by Rabbi Gilbert sorship of the senior usher board, 'Man's Need and God's Action" JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Sarah Van Note by William Van growing emphasis on scholarship. •Morning prayer and sermon by we promote individualism under S. Rosenthal, who has just re- In conferring its highest title Mrs. Dolly West, president. will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. Red Bank Note. Tomorrow at ^8:30 p.m. the Rev. David B. Reed will be at God consistent with ethical pro- turned from a seven-week tour Next week, the fall schedule on Bishop Corson, it adds an ex- "Is This Existence All There Is in Israel and Europe. Albert R. Men's Fellowship and the board To Life?" will be the sermon 11 a.m. The men and boys' choir, cedures. We give them all .the ig-There ivill be two cele- tra push to the process^ He will CHRIST EPISCOPAL under the direction of Marshall C. flexibility they need." Fink, president of congregation occupy hij ;new post for five of stewards will meet at the home Shrewsbury Sunday at 6 p.m. by Stanley brations of the Holy Eucharist on of William Johnson, "Jr., New Bush, organist and choirmaster Budnik, whose home is Montel- will chant the liturgy. Candle Sundays, at 8 and 9:30 a.m. A years, as well as continuing to Rev. Roy J. Riblet, in the ab-Thomsen, presiding minister o lighting time will be 7:21 p.m. Shrewsbury. the Hightstown congregation will sing "With a Voice of Sing- lo, Wis., has been in the Air daily Eucharist will be cele- administer his area including sence'of the rector. Rev. Anselm of Jehovah's Witnesses. He wil ing" by Shaw. The organ prelude Force since 1940, has served in The floral arrangement for the brated. parts of Pennsylvania, New Jer- Broburg, will celebrate Holy pulpit has been donated by the ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL speak at the Kingdom Hall, 54 will be "Adagio for Strings" by most of its major commands sey and New York and all of Communion Sunday at 8 and 9 Barber and the postlude will be members of the congregation In Red Bank Broad St. Following, at 7:15, wil flew fighters in World War II EMMANUEL BAPTIST Puerto, Rico. a.m. He will preach at the latter "Alia Breve" by Bach. and monitored the documentary thankfulness of the safe return of Atlantic Highlands A 65-year-old man with wide Holy Communion will be cele- service. be a discussion of the subject "Become Activated by the Spirit filming of the firgt H-foomb tests. Rabbi and Mrs. Rosenthal. An The pastor. Rev. Howard M. ranging interests In medicine and brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. Leslie Gwyn-Williams will be Oneg Shabbat will be served after Holy Communion will be cele- of Jehovah," by the presiding LUTHER MEMORIAL He and his wife live in a mili- Ervin, will preach Sunday at 11 psychology as well as religion, acolyte at the early service. New Shrewsbury the services. brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex- minister, Raymond Bosworth. tary housing area at Yockbourne a.m. and at 7:30 p.m. There, will he says major improvements are Aides at 9:30 a.m. will be Wil- "If You Would Prosper" will be Air Force Base south of Colum- Sabbath morning services will cept the fourth Sunday of each Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. Bible be a prayer meeting beginning needed in methods of instruction liam Balmer, David Bishop, Mel- the sermon topic of Rev.- Daniel bus, where the 515th is stationed. be at 10. Max Grand will chant at 7 p.m. - and preparation of people for month, when there will be a serv- vin Ford, Hugh Gwyn-Williams, study will be held at the home of Ralph Mitchell, 10 St. Marys PI., D. Reinheimer, pastor, Sunday at They have six children, four girls the liturgyi Immediately after the Church school will meet at 9:45church membership. ice of Morning Prayer at 9:30. and Ledyard Marsh. 10:15 a.m. and two boys ranging in age services a Kiddush will be a.m. Sunday scnool will meet at 9:45 and George Blanton, 220 Pearl St., Red Bank; also the home of A nursery will be conducted from 5 to 13. served. Mid-week prayer service will be ST. JAMES CATHOLIC a.m. FIRST METHODIST during worship. Sunday morning services will held Wednesday at 8 p.m. Red Bank Willie Evans, 82 Pear St., New Discussed ' Atlantic Highlands Shrewsbury; Clarence Blanton's, Sunday school and Bible classes be at 9:15. Weekday services will Five Pioneer Girls are spend- Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 8, When Budnik took command of be at 7:30 p.m. ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL Rev. George E. Taylor, minis 60 Cedar Ave., Fair Haven and will meet at 9 a.m. at the Tin-the 515th on July 1, 1959, he ing this week at Camp Cherith, 9, 10 11 and 12 (high mass) in Highlands ter, will preach Sunday at 8:30 ton Falls First Aid, Building, Registration for Sunday school, near New City, N. Y. They are: the church and 9, 10 and 11 Edward Thompson, 69 Lincoln asked one of the chaplains to Holy Communion will be cele- and 11 a.m. on the subject, "What St., Middletown. Firehouse and school. Hebrew school and nursery Joyce Bergstresser, Pamela o'clock in the high school audi discuss divine guidance with school for next year is now in brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th Is God's Will?" Thursday at 7:25 p.m., the min- Pastor Reinheimer will conduct squadron members. A year later Lingo and Qpnna Thome of At- torium. Sunday ot each month at 8 a.m., At the early service, Arthur a workshop for teenagers tomor progress at the office, daily from lantic Highlands: Barbara John- Confessions are heard Satur- istry school will be held and it Budnik again arranged for a 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and there will be a service of Loelsch will sing the solo, "Won't will be followed by the Kingdom row at the New Jersey District chaplain to discuss such motiva len of Belford; and Kathy Nilsen days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from Morning Prayer and sermon at You Set Us Free?" convention of the International •f Mbnmouth Bescli. 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- Service Meeting. tion, and squadron members say 9 a.m. At 11 a.m. Marie and Steward Walther League at Upsala Col- this will be an annual tradition. ing the 8 o'clock mass and after King will sing the duet, "Now I lege, East Orange, N. J. On the 1st and 3d Sundays there PRESBYTERIAN First Lt. Martin F. Foutz Jr., EMMANUEL* ASSEMBLY OF Novena services Monday. will be but one service, a cele- Am His." Wednesday the Adult informa- GOD Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 Shrewsbury one of the base chaplains and a bration of Holy Communion at Church school will meet at 9:30 Sunday at 9.30 a.m. Rev. John tion group will meet at the par- North Centerville p.m. in the church. A baptism a.m. 9 a.m. R. Collins, pastor, will deliver the sonage to discuss "What the Bible Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- blank must be obtained from the The vicar is Rev. Ronald Mac- lays" in preparation for com HOLY TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN tor will conduct the Sunday serv- fourth and final sermon in a rectory and filled out before the Leod. NEW APOSTOLIC municant membership at Luther Red Bank ice at 11 a.m. and evangelistic Baptism takes place. series "The General Assembly H Memorial Church. Sunday worship will be held ow can Red Bank Speaks;" the sub-title is "Metro- tervice at 7 p.m. Sunday school Novena devotions in honor of at 9 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION Rev. Albert A. Steir of Clifton politan Presbyterians." will meet at 9:45 a.m. the church. WESTMINSTER Following the service, at 9:45 EPISCOPAL will preach Sunday at 10 a.m. on Music will include "Voluntary Week-day" services for young PRESBYTERIAN a.m., John Boiler, who sang with Fair Haven the text from Matthew 16:18. No. 8" by Stanley played by Lu I learn people will be Thursday at 6:45 REFORMED AND BAPTIST Middletown the University, of Wittenberg Holy Communion will be cele- Sunday school will meet at 8:45 cius E. Harris, organist and choir- p.m. and prayer and Bible study Middletown "Stand Thou Still a While" will Choir in Berlin this month will rated Sunday at 8 a.m. a.m. master; "He Which Hath Begun" for adults, Thursday at 7:45 p.m. The last union service of the be the title of R6v. Harlan C. give a talk on his experiences Morning Prayer and sermon Rev. Werner Schneider, rector, by Bender, sung by a trio, and Special prayer services will be Baptist and Reformed Churches Durfee's sermon Sunday at 9:15 there. ; to pray? by the rector, Rev. Charles R. will conduct the service Wednes- a solo by Ronald Clark. Wednesday at 1 p.m. of Middletown will be held Sun- a.m. , There will be an executive Lawrence will be at 9:15, except day at 8 p.m. The ushers will include Thomas THE TRUTH Communion will, be adminis- day at 10 a.m., in the Reformed Nursery facilities will be prc- meeting of the ULC Wednesday the first Sunday of the month, B. Eldershaw, John Rodenburg, r tered the first Sunday morning of Church. Rev. lohn E- Bates ided. Ushers will be John Ulmer at 8 p.m, in the parish house." IN THIS the month. The Women's Mission- when Holy Communion will be ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL Harry Davey and Robert Wilson. speak on the topic, "Finding Goc ind Anthony Stanley. Luther League will have a sup- ary Council will meet the third in the Commonplace." There will celebrated at that hour. Keansburg The regular sessions of Sunday GREAT BOOK The Holy Eucharist will be cele- per Wednesday at 6 p.m. Wednesday of each month at be a nursery during the service. church school will resume in REFORMED CAN TEACH 7:30 .p.m. On Sunday* Sept. 3, services of TABERNACLE ASSOCIATION brated Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Rev. September^. Henry A. Male, rector of St. Colts .Neck ! TRINITY EPISCOPAL YOU TO PRAY worship will be resumed in both Ocean City A nursery will be conducted Rev. Samuel LaPenta, pastor, churches and will be held'at 10 Rev. Edward Hughes Pruden, Mary's Church, Keyport, will during worship. Red Bank ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC preach. will preach Sunday at 10 a.m. on The Holy Eucharist will be cele EFFECTIVELY a.m. • " pastor of the First Baptist the subject, "Those Who Stand at " New .Monmouth •* brated Sunday at 88^1,, and the You caaioarn how to pray, Church, Washington, D. C, will PRESBYTERIAN Distance." Masses will be celebrated BAPTIST Morning Prayer pflnj/at 10 a.m. the.church Sunday at 6, 7, 8:15, CHURCH OF CHRIST preach at the Tabernacle Sunday Rumson how to commune with God, at 9 and 11 a.m. Leonardo I BIBLE BAPTIST There will be ntrmia-week serv- and 9:30 a.m. Red Bank Rev. Arthur W. Kinsler, semin- how to listen for His guid- the schedule for Sunday Is: Port Monmouth ices. Masses will be celebrated Jn Bible classes will be conducted Dr. Norman W. Paulin, profes- ary assistant, will preach Sunday ance, if you will read with an • Sunday at 10 a.m. Morning wor- sor at the Eastern Baptist Theo- church school, 9:45 a.m.; morn- at 9:30 a.m. on the topic, "Shut Rev. R. R. Brittain of Colts Alcoholics Anonymous and the the school building, Memorial unprejudiced, receptive ship will start at 11. The minister, logical Seminary, Philadelphia, ing worship, 11, and vesper serv- the Door!" Meek, will be the guest speaker Alanon Group will meet Monday Hall, at 8:15. »:30. and lO Charles L. Brown, will presen will preach at S p.m. In the Strand ice, 4 p.m. .The guest soloist, Mrs. Thomas Sunday at 11 a.m. at 9 p.m. thought the truth contained a.m. and at noon. the lesson at this time. Charles Theater. " McClintock, will sing "Prayer," Bible school will meet at 9:45 in this great book, Science and KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC ' BAYSHORE COMMUNITY Craun will direct the congrega The three services will be pre- by Guion. J7 .m. Health with Key to the Scrip- ' CHURCH. tional singing. ceded by organ recitals by E. Belford Sunday church school will meet Bible study and prayer hou Red Bank tures by Mary Baker Eddy. Masses are celebrated Sunday '. East Keansburg Each First day at this hour the Woodley Kalehoff and song serv- Rev. C. Roger Burkins, pastor, at 9:30 a.m. Nursery care will ill be held Thursday at 8 p.m. Morning worship will be held Lord's Supper is served. ices led by Walter D Eddowes, will be In charge of the services also be provided at that hour. Morning service and Bible at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. • You may read or borrow Sunday at 10:30. Sunday evening worship will be- Jr. Sunday at 10:00 a.m. in the Bay- Prayer Fellowship will meet in school are held at the Bayshon Confessions are heard Saturdays Science and Health free of view School, Leonardville Rd. The vacation church school will gin at 8:30. A period of mfd-week the lounge, Tuesday at 10 a.m. Gun Club, Harmony Road. • from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from Bible study will be conducted Sunday school meets at 9 a.m. Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- charge at any Christian Sci- meet Monday through Friday FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ence Reading Room. The from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Atlantic Highlands Release Frl, Aug. 25, 1961 al every Monday at 8 p.m. in Rev. Frederick Bronkema, Jr. RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF 7:30 to 9 p.m. book can be purchased in red, PRESBYTERIAN FAITH REFORMED will preach Sunday at 9:30 a.m. FRIENDS (Quakers) DAILY CROSSWORD Baptims are at 12:30 p.m. green, or blue binding at JS Hazlet Lincroft A nursery will be held during Shrewsbury ACROSS 47. Former Sundays. and will be sent postpaid on The closing program for the 211 Forest Rev. James Ewalt, associate worship in the Christian Educa- The society meets every Sun 1. Girl's name ruler tree GIHBH HI3UHB1I3 The Miraculous Medal Novena receipt of check or money Vacation Bible School will be held day at 11 a.m. to worship. The 8. Sun god (RUM.) is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and pastor of. the First Presbyterian ion Building. 22. Pas. order. Church of Red Bank will be guest tonight at 7.30. • Sunday school will resume Sept. First-day school meets at 10 a.m. 7. China grass ture- the Perpetual Novena to St. An- minister Sunday at 9:30 a.m. The Pilgrim Youth Fellowship 10. 10. Imitates DOWN land thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. members will hold a picnic on the ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL 11. Personal ' 1. Young cow sound The senior choir will ting the church grounds tomorrow at 5:30 pronoun 24. Gentle- Christian Science •ntheiri, "I Lay My Sins on ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Little Silver 2. Armadillo QBSK) BHB METHODIST p.m. Cooper R. McCarthy, lay read- 13. Palestine 3. Regains ness Jesus," by R. C. Wilson, led by Eatontown town 4. Inquire 25. Prefix: Highlands READING the organist and director, Richard Rev. Theodore C. Muller, pas There will be a celebration of jer, will be in charge of the serv- (Bib.) Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, tor, will preach Sunday at 10 a.m. 6) Dodecanese bad Weise. phurch school classes for the Holy Communion Sunday.at ice of Morning Prayer and ser- 13. Dearth island 26. Some will conduct services Sunday at ROOM on the subject, "With Jesus on a mon Sunday at 10 a.m. primary and kindergarten age 8 a.m. The family service of 14. Word of 6. Eagle's nest 2&Free- Auwer 11 a.m. mi. U.S. m- M. children, and a nursery are con-Lake Cruise." A nursery will be Morning Prayer and sermon by choice 7. Philippine man 33. Measure of Churoh school will meut at ducted simultaneously with the held during worship. Rev. Alan H. Tongue, will be at TRINITY EPISCOPAL 15. Support knife . Gosden'a distance 9:30 a.m. worship service. 9:30. Matawan 16. Back 8. Extraordi- role 34. Wicked ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL There will be services of Morn- 17. Newspaper- nary person (radio) 35. Affirmative 209 BROAD ST. The Young People's Westmin- There will be no week-day serv- Navesink ce. ing Prayer Sunday at 8 and 10 men 9. Wooden 30. Beer votes BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN ster Fellowship will meet at the Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 \ Holy Communion will be cele- o'clock. 19. Thin blocks muga 37. Handle Cliffwood Beach church Sunday at 7 p.m. covering; 17. Alms 32. Girl's 38. Young Elder Stanley Galbreath will Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:301 brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m.; of wood : church school meets at 9:30; the FEDERATED 18. Journey nick. salmon preach Sunday at 10 a.m. Sunday Afternoon 2-4 2L Corrects 20. Goes In 41. Except service for parents and children Holmdel 23. Abbess name 1 3 ST. CLEMENT'S is at 10:15, and the morning pray- Donald Wheeler, director of the 27. Varieties * 7 0 er and sermon. Is at 11:15 except Youth Baptist Committee, Bap- 28. Of birds Red Bank Presbyterian Church Episcopal Church |the first Sunday of each month, tist Seminary, Philadelphia, will 29. Garden to 11 IX Church St. Belford when Holy Communion is also Ije guest preacher Sunday at 10 "pipe" Harding Road Atop Tower Hill HOLY EUCHARIST celebrated at the 11:15 service. a.m. 30. Odoriferous n If CHARLES S. WEBSTER, D. D., Minister Rev. Charles P. Johnson Is rec- 31. Narrated JAMES L. EWALT, M. Ed., Associate Minister SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. again K. (A tor. SARGENT BUSH, D. D., Minister of Visitation TRUE VINE BAPTISM 33. Rubella WILLIAM C. WOOD, M. A., Minister of Music , HOLINESS 36. Doze l» "HARLES E. AUTENRIETH, M. C.E., --.-- Long Branch 39. Virginia ^< Director of Christian Education Sunday school and junior creeper, 21 ii IS THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH for one church will meet at 10 a.m. 18 You Are Cordially Invited to Attend PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. Scripture lesson and prayer 40. Chinese 1/. service for the sick will be con- . mile 41.VeUver So THE SUMMER WORSHIP SERVICES " SUNDAY ducted by Rev. E. H.^Lawrence, 42. Falsehood 9:00 and 10:30 DIVINE SERVICE 11:00 A. M. pastor, Monday at 8 p.m. 43. At home %\ 44. Khrush- SERMON BY DR. WEBSTER: SERMON BY DR. HAROLD BOSLEY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY chev's , Atlantic Highlands domain "WHAT DOES IT MEAN Mlalltw «f rinl Mithodltt Church, Ivantton, III. Church service and Sunday (abbr.) LYNDON WOOOSIDC, Orunltt • TO BE BORN,, AGAIN" HALLIC NOWLAND. Sopran*—OLADVf KMKSt Contr.lt. school are held at 11 a.m. 45. Overhead V FRANK MARIAN. T.ft.r—HOWARD SHAW* •.,?".„ railways Church School for children (nursery through fourth grade) Wednesday testimony meeting is % IUOINII DINOIX, Vlollnlit , at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours 46. Compass and baby care for pre-school children (with registered ALL WILCOMI hat decided to buy point *~ nurses) will be held during both services to facilitate the are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and (abbr.) « pony. • Saturdays, except holidays. . attendance, of the parents. ,.- u •• ' i • • SINGER Bj Getteraoan RED BANK REGISTER ^-Friday, August 25, 1961—13 'Choosing a Fork in the Road...' -3F- EDITOR'S MOTE; Lift is often compared to a road with occasional forks to harry its travel- •.#.: MONTGOMERY WARD 9 «rs. One fork leads toJfame and fortune; the other to obscurity. Composer Richard Rodgers tells about the forks on his road of life in the fifth of six articles on "The Time of My TLife Urn. « MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, Pbene U J-Z1J* ' By RICHARD RODGERS X1 (Written for THe Associated Open 10 am. 'til I: JO p.m.-Tuesday and Saturday 'tfl • P» Press) Life for all of us Is a aeries of turning points, momenta of decision when we are forced by circumstances to choose one road over another leading In a completely opposite direction. Today I still get a thrill In looking back at the major fork hi the road of my life. I was 23 and a failure.

This was not the ordinary de- Fields, put into Ml ihow, "A we could do to get us buck Into a spair of immature ambition. My Lonely Romeo," at the Casino Broadway theater. We kept try- BUDGIT sense of failure was all the more Theater. ing, trying, trying, but to n< real and terrifying because, at The following year I entered avail. 16, I had been a success. I had Columbia University and, with We wrote amateur shows foi PRICED heard my songs played in two Larry Hart, wrote the score for clubs, camps, churches and syna Broadway shows. I had been the Varsity Show. Once again gogues. We made the rounds o! hailed by the critics as "a com-Lew Fields was impressed. He all the big producers and the er" and thrilled to the applause, interpolated seven of our songs all the small ones. My father, of a real, live audience. from the Columbia show into who was a doctor and a ver> maternity My early success had come "Poor Little Ritz Girl," along practical man, still believed i rolice headquarters calling? . . . If you're looking for about through a chance collabora- with eight more by a better me enough to finance further mu tion with lyricist Lorenz Hart, known composer named Sigmund sical training at the Institute o; • girl named Ginger, she's left town!" whom I met when I was 15 andRomberg. Musical Arts, which later became he 22. Together we wrote a song From these dizzy heights, we Julliard. But even he was begin Don't Look Now, separates called "Any Old Place With You," fell with a resounding crash of ning to have his doubts. So was School Plan which Lew Fields, of the famous egos. For seven years, there was I. And so was Larry Hart, wh( Yon Guys, But... comedy team of Weber and nothing, absolutely nothing, that was seven years my senior. In order to keep my hand i AZTEC (AP) - While Fire Newsletter FOR YOUR the theater, I toured the Shubert Chief Bill Smith and his men ON EVERY BACK-TO-SCHOOL LIST vaudeville circuit for a season investigated fire damage to a as orchestra conductor. The fu- truck five miles east of Bloom- Series Slated NIW ture looked blacker and blacker. field, a youth drove off in the NEW SHREWSBURY - Plans Aztec fire engine. Then came that first fork in for a series of Better Education MOCCASIN BY didn't push me, but I knew h Smith gave chase In a fire- WORLD the road. was anxious for me to settle Council newsletters have been A friend of father's, who man- man's car. When the truck was down and make something of my- forced to stop, the youth hopped announced by Irving Cohen, ufactured children's wear, of- self. OP out and walked away. Smith Cloverdale Cir., chairman of that BOSTONIAN fered me a chance to go on the The next morning the othei road selling baby's underwear at was so surprised he forgot to group's materials committee. fork presented itself in a phone get the boy's name. FASHION $50 a week, with a promise ol call from Benjamin Kaye, a law- The newsleters wili announce more if I succeeded. yer friend and theater buff who results of a current survey by Fifty dollars a week in 192 HARLAN, Ky. (AP) — Fire had been meeting with a group of Chief Joe Carruba felt at home the council on voter reaction to was awfully tantalizing, especial- youngsters who hung around thi the proposed addition to Swim- ly to an insecure composer wfv during working hours. He was Theater Guild and played bi called to his home where a pan ming River School, which will couldn't fall asleep at night foi parts in its productions. go to referendum Sept. 26. Velvety soft cotton brooding over his failure. Fathe; of graase had fallen to the It seems Kaye and the kids floor and Ignited. His wife had The series of letters will be corduroy. The top had decided to stage a small, so- the fire smothered quickly and planned to promote passage of with slosh pockets. phisticated review to pay the cost suffered no Injuries. Che $292,000 building proposal. of two tapestries for the new They will answer specific ques- Green, blue, red. theater the Guild was putting up BENHAM, Ky. (AP) - This tions on class size, double ses- 5.98 on 52d St. The show would be a newly-formed town's marshal, sions, taxes, and other jiertinent benefit, staged, acted and written Frank Marsh, has a personal in- matters. His pants with by newcomers, all dying for terest in his first official case. Plans for the newsletters were Hetenra* stretch chance to perform, before a live, Marsh is Investigating the made Wednesday night in a critical audience. Kaye suggested theft of the red light from the meeting at the home of Mr. nylon front* mo as composer, and I, in turn, top of his car. Cohen. Members of the materials suggested Larry as the lyricist. committee of Hie council are Dr. button waistband In two weeks of feverish con 9-Inch Sisters Ivan P. Kaminow, Mrs. Max and zipper dosing. Moccasin seam n mm centration, we completed hall Klein, Lloyd Peskoe, and John a dozen songs. I can still remem- Thomson. Green, blue, black; entirely hy htmd with ber how my heart beat when we 3.91 played and sang them for Law- brunette, and let daughter sew rence Langer and Theresa Hel Not shown, • • their wardrobe from mom's scrap bum, the directors of the Guild. basket. Pattern 686: transfer pat- skirt In black. MERELY WAVIWG GOOD I can still remember how it beal terns for dolls, dresses, lingerie. SEK15E DOESN'T DO A even harder and faster When Send thirty-five cents (coins) 3.98. All In MAU AMY '6OOD- HE'S reluctantly told the underwea for this pattern —add 10 cents sizes 8-18. long, 9trm§ wmr.,,come try « man to look about for anothei for each' pattern for first-class ear TO USE IT salesman. pair. ' $15.95 It's good sense to have an mailing. Send to Laura Wheeler expert help you when looking Had I chosen the right fork i care of The Red Bank Register, the road? Was I doing the righl Needlecraft Dept., P.O. Box 161, MANSFIELD SHOES MADE BY for a home. We know this area and market values, will thing for myself and my fathei Old Chelsea Station, New York BOSTONIAN from 12.95 | see to it that you get a home and his faith in me? Those wen 11, N. Y. Print plainly pattern "BOSTONIANS from 19.95 that will fit your needs and exciting days, daring days, fu number, name, address and zone. budget. See our listings this of a sense of youthful couragi FOR THE FIRST TIME! Over OPEN FRI. 'TIL 8 week. and adventure that would nevei 200 designs in our new, 1962 come again. Needlecraft Catalog —blgges "The Garrick Gaieties," as th< evert Pages, pages, pages of fash review was called, had no stars ions, home accessories to knit, PlERSONi crochet, sew, weave, embroider, UI.H. but a lot of them later becam to Advertisein The Register AGENCY X«J stars and in other ways left thei quilt. See jumbo-knit hits, cloths, HEMUtR \RfAC ESTATE mark on the theater: Sterlinj spreads, toys, linens, afghans I of I /NSUGAHCE Holloway, Libby Holman, Lee plus free patterns. Send 25c. aif>UI MORTGAGES MEN'S & BOYS' CLOTHING Mu Strasberg, Philip Loeb, Herbert . . 7575 Fields, Harold Clurman. 181 Broadway Long Branch Cl SH.1-7576 It was supposed to run for twi IJOO HALf Milt RD Rit/flonk /V./ performances, an evening and matinee, at the Garrick Theater Critics like Robert Benchley an Impressive Textured Broadloom Alexander Woollcoff'were so en thusiastic, the Guild arranged for Yes, today, come see... four more charity performances and then decided to give it a reg- ular Broadway run. It ran for 2! weeks and, in the process, launched the team of Rodgers and Hart. RIDGE PIKE HOMES Years later, Larry and I visitec the Guild Theater, Surprise a little girl with 9- TH€ WGGEST AN© BEST FOR TH£ MONEY "Dick," he said, pointing to thi nch sister dolls —and clothes * THI SHCRWOO* . 3 B«draoim tapestries in the lobby, "we an they both can wear and share. * 45 ft. wiat, » ft. dMp, I** sq. ft. responsible for them." Make one doll blonde, other Even inside out Boucheau reflects the superior "No," I replied, "they are re- quality of the famous Karaatan.name. Kara-loc tufts sponsible for us." that can never pull out..'. thick wool loops Like a captain with his first Superb cooling inside- command or a ballplayer with that bounce back after every foot-fall are built right in mT~firsrbig league'hit, nothing in life has thrilled me as mucl super protection outside! . so ii the permanent moth-proofing.' Sixteen" ~ as the applause of that first Sun fashion-new shades to give your home a look of elegance. day matinee audience at "The Garrick Gaieties" in May, 1925 Wall-to-wall or in room size*, Boucheau is made to It was pretty heady wine for Carrier fit easily into your budget. 23-year-old failure who hai known success and almost gon m PAYMENTS m s INNIW Into the baby wear business. NEXT: Tallulah Bankhead ROOM WEATHERMAKERS YMM T§ MY with

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Lewis, and Gail Prentice of Clover La., Rumsdn, enter- tained Sunday afternoon aboard their 42-foot cruiser, The Rev- erie,—Guetts Included Bob and Liz Thatcher of Chapel Hill, Van B. and BettJe Harris Fox of New Shrewsbury, the Ken- neth Frledes ind Larry and Sylvia Taylor of Rumton.

Mrs. Ralph Van Houten of Al- pine Manor and Interlaken was guest of honor"*at a luncheon this week in Shadowbrook, Shrews- bury. Other guests wjre Mrs. Margaret Bruns of Rumson, Mrs. Robert Johanson of Wickatunk, Mrs. Philip Tustinfc (if Asbury Park, Mrs. Molly Medoff of Deal, Mr*. Harold Sma'fwood of Rftmson, Mrs. Joseph Coupe of Tnteriaken and Mrs. Howard Kitts of Oakhurst.

Mr. and Mrs. James F. Me- Namara, Jr.-, of LittleSiWer ceJ»- Srated their wedding :anniyer- " Vary Saturday ni^ht at dinner in The Adventurer Club, Long Branch, with iBob Eberly sing- ing their favorite songs. James, who teaches guitar, also is a hand leader in the metropolitan area. A few season* back, his orchestra played several en- gagements at the Albion, A»bury Park, as w*H M the first two seasons at Monmouth Park race track.

Jerry Sheehan was host at his Dublin House in Keansburg at a wedding reception Tuesday for Hugh Garrity of Keansburg and Newark and his bride, tl.e form- er Jane Arndt of TeanecK. Hugh is band leader of the Hollywood Playboys, currently playing, for dancing at 'Me Dub- lin House. Toni Sparta, also a member THI POCKETS ARE FRAMED BY HAND. «f Che band, was best man. Daryl Bertfhof of Leomrdo and Mountainside was maid of honor. THE POCKET LININGS ARE REAL SUEDE,

Claire Rloomberj! and Barbara .Tones of Red Batik are attending THE BUTTONS ARE GENUINE HORN- - « convention of Hie Luther League of America at ttie Uni- NO WONDER THESE COATS-ARE WORTH versity nf liHnolse in Urbana. They will visit the campni of MacMurray College at Jackson- EVERY BIT Or 119.95 ville, 111., where Claire will be • freshman In September. Before flying back to New Jer- sey, rtiey witl spend some lime •s guests nf Claire's cousins In Oklahoma City, Okla. , Barbara is with the Monmouth County National Bank in Red Bank.

The Monmouth Players will cast "to and Behold!", the first play of their 1960-61 season, Monday and Tuesday at 8:30 p.iti., at the Peninsula House, Sea Bright. The play will be presented the last week-end in October and tfhe first week-end in November tt the Navesink Library Theatre. Bill (William 0., Jr.) Barnes of West Long Branch will direct, PRE-SEASON SALE-A *IO DEPOSIT and Mike Bivona r>f Rumson will be production manager. HOLDS YOUR PURCHASE UNTIL OCTOBER 1st. Mrs. Bertha Horvach ol Leon- • rdo. has her niece, Mrs. Elea CHARGE CUSTOMERS WHO BUY NOW nor Cook of Riviera Beach, Fla., as a house guest for several weeks. ' WON'T BE BILLED UNTIL OCTOBER.

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Section Two RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1961 7c PER COPY Seeks Dismissal New Jersey News Briefs Trickery, Electronics Of Davis Appeal Associated Press POINT PLEASANT - Shane Both Are Used by Gamblers to Beat the Law O'Neill, 42, will have a prelim- WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate timony that corruption of someiCaudell, a former Florida police- KEANSBURG — Benjamin Gru- At the time of the conviction, inary hearing Sept. 7 on a charge he was serving as borough plumb- rackets probers try to show to- law enforcement officials is an-iman with a record of 14 arrests ber, prosecutor for the borough in of neglecting to provide proper day how the underworld blends other tried and true method. No and One conviction—later rever« ing and heating inspector. He the Edward J. Davis case, said support for his four children. trickery with modern electronics one at the hearing has yet put thejsed on appeal—on charges of i|- yesterday he will file a motion in since was fired as heating in- O'Neill, son of His...late...play- to beat the law in promoting big- fihger on any official as taking;legally transmitting racing infor- County Court Thursday seeking spector. wright, Eugene O'Neill, was to time gambling. graft. jmation. . . • to dismiss Mr. Davis' appeal of Mr. Gruber said he will base have appeared in "ourl last The Senate investigations sub- his conviction in Municipal Court his case for a dismissal of thenight, but the hearing was post- Among witnesses called by the! Richard E. Gerstein Dade in June. appeal on the grounds that fed-poned. He has been held in jail committee already has heard tes- subcommittee was Elum (Bill)'County (Miami) state attorney, Mr. Davis was convicted of ward F. Juska, Mr. Davis's at- in lieu of $1,000 bail since his yesterday called Caudell an ar- violating the borough heating torney, did not follow proper pr arrest a week ago oy Police tist at pilfering forbidden infor- code as a private contractor and cedure in filing his appeal. Chief William Beecroft. Eeecroft, Two More Laundromat mation from race tracks and received'•a suspended fine. Mr. Gruber said Mr. Juska fil who had preferred the neglect feeding it into clandestine tele- his appeal with the County Coui charge, said he did so after mak- phone wire networks that serve which set Aug. 31 as a date fi ing personal Observations of the Operators Oppose Closing U. S. and Canadian handbook bet- a hearing. children. O'Neill and his wife and ting establishments. Ready New Mr. Gruber said the law 'children live on Rue Ave. CAPT. AND MRS. GEOFFREY CLAY, above, have re- RED BANK — Two other laun- tional" basis rather than on facts. Chairman John L. McClellan, D-Ark., also called for testimony quires Mr. Juska to notify hi ceived orders transferring Capt. Clay from the Reddromat operators last night criti- "We don't really think there is Charges of the date of the hearing 10 da; cized a plan by the Borough a need for this type of legisla- from the Federal Communica- BELVIDERE—Warren Coun- Bank Corps of the Salvation Army to command of the tions Commission on its policing before the hearing. ty's freeholders voted 2-1 yes- Council to close laundromat oper- tion." Mr.- Gruber said he has Newark Central Corps. They will hold final meetings ations between 10 p.m. and No Objection of illegal radio signals used by terday to increase their salar- gatnbler agents who spy on race On Davis been notified. here Sunday and will move Wednesday. 7 a.m. Mrs. Doris L. DeAngelis, co- ies despite the protests of area tracks, and from Sergei Kirpa- KEANSBURG — Mayor Louis Mr. Davis was convicted of fa farmers. Freeholders John A. Philip J. Bowers, Fair Haven, operator of the Automatic Dry towsky of Miami and Emanuel T. Collicjiio said he would have ing to file a diagram of work Pfeffer, Jr., and Sewell P. Fox operator of Launda-rama, Cleaning and Laundry Village, 117 Mittleman of New York City, de- detailed charges against Edward did as a private contractor wi Monmouth St., said, "The costJMonmouth st. said she had no. ... voted to raise the annual sal- s cnbed as makers of J. Davis, plumbing inspector, his request for a heating permi ary for the part-time job from Plan Supermarket of closing it and opening it upjobjectjon lo tne ordinance Herj J electronic ready for submission to the Board The heating code requires th $5,000 to $7,000. Freeholder Di- would make the wholejrojectun- establishment has maintained the '"""""* of Health by Thursday. a diagram of proposed work i rector Ralph1 S. Bowers'voted economical," 10-p.m."to~7 a;m. cjosingsince The subcommittee is trying to — - Last month, the mayor submit- company an application for against the raise. One econo- Herbert G. Shapiro, sales mana opening three weeks ago. decide if new federaf laws are ger for Hoffman Machinery Dis needed to curb race wire serv- ted nine general charges against heating permit. my-minded farmer, Stewart She said she feels the 15 hours For Satter's Tract tributors, Kearny, operators of ices. They are legal under feder- the inspector to the board. The conviction was on one Hartung of Roxburg, »a)d, "We that laundromats would be al- Econo-Wash, 166 Newman Springs al Jaw and prohibited only in The board said it wanted more 86 complaints lodged against M never seem to have trouble lowed to remain open "gives peo- Rd., said of the proposed ordi- Florida, Gerstein said. He called details before it would act. Davis by the borough. getting good candidates for LITTLE SILVER — A plan to The area is stoned for industry. ple adequate time to do their nance, "It's unconstitutional." racd wires the lifeblood of book- The charges as originally pre- The other 85 cases have nt $5,000." Increases weri> voted build a supermarket on White Use of the property for retail business." Should Close Everything making, ferred by the mayor, dealt with been heard. also for the county clerk, sher- Rd. was presented to the Plan- and commercial purposes will alleged conflict of interest, vio- ning Board Iast~~!right7" Tequire~ttre-graTittrig~of"ir~vart7 —Contact-could not-be-made-with ~tmaer~F167iaa~TavFir Is" illegal" iff, surrogate and deputies. "~" tfie~ borough plans the operators of a laundromat at lations of the plumbing code, The applicants are seeding ap- ance by the zoning Beard of to transmit any race information to close coin operated laundro- 69 Monmouth St. The business abuse of office and negligence. proval of a minor subdivision, Adjustment. . mats and dry cleaning establish from a track for an hour before Last year, the health board re- Arrest Man TRENTON — New Jersey's is run by Operation Laundry, Inc., There is every indication th The proposed structure would ments, "I think they ought to the races start and for a half fused to hold a public hearing budget director, Abram M. Ver- 152 East 118th St., New York. plans will.be approved at a meet be finished in antique brick front close phone booths, milk vending hour after each race has ended. on the charges. meulen, was elected president of ing of the subdivision commitle and have parking space for 300machines and any other coin- The idea is to make the informa- The new health board—increased In Slaying the National Association of State Sept.' 18. automobiles, according lo Ben- operated device," tion useless to illicit gambling from five to seven members—has Budget Officers yesterday at the Representing the owners of !h jamin H. Danskin, Spring Lake The council introduced the re-Ask Kennedy places. ' • four new members, all appointed association's annual meeting Of Physician Three J Corporation last night realtor, who outlined ihe ,plans stricted hours, ordinance Monday Gerstein told of violations by —by the mayor. Gatliniburg, Term. was William Boyle, Freehold at- to Che board. night and will hold a public hear bookies' agents who use tiny ra-_ GARDEN CITY, N. Y. (AP) : Bar Closing In June, Mr. Davis, as a private torney, who said the firm hopes ing on the measure Sept. 5 at 8:30 dio transmitters hidden in a gir- contractor, was found guilty in A department store porter wi Jack Saker, oo-ownsr of the accuse^today of the murder of INDIANAPOLIS - Marian K. to erect a 22,000 square foo p.m. dle worn inside their shirts, wig- Municipal Court of violating the Leach of Camden, N. J., wasupermarkes t to be operated as Shop-Rite Superama Corp.,. Free- Council's action came after heating code. He is appealing the well-to-do Long Island physiciai hold, is developer of the project. Of Arsenal wag with their hands to confed- elected senior vice president *of a Shop-Rite Superama. Similar repeated complaints were re- erates outside the track, and use verdict. Since that time, he wasand the stabbing of his wife, tls Mr. Boyle said Hhe firm has a WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. a doctor, in their home. the Ladies of the Grand Army stores are located in Freehold ceived from neighbors about noise relays of messengers and other fired from the post of heating in of the Republic at the close o Lakewood and Neptune, he said conditional contract for sale of and odors coming from Donalds Peter Frelinghuysen, .Ir., R-N.J., Police lodged a first-degre devices. »pector. He had served without the group's five-day encampment the property with its present Coin-o-Matic Laundry, 54 North has asked President Kennedy to murder charge against Theodon The site is a 4.8^7-acre tract Col. Walter Stone, Providence, • pay. yesterday." ' rtheestateof-Rathryn Sat- Bridge ;Aver • reverse_a_Defense Department de- Roosevelt Stovall, 28. a Negro. bordered' . by White Rd., the R. T., police chief, told of an elab- ter. The r'esid/its said patrons often cision to close Raritan, N. J., Dr. Paul Behrendt,. 65, wi tracks of the New Jersey and Arsenal just as Kennedy did last orate eode used by a Boston- stabbed so viciously that three NEWARK — Job-bound mo- Long Branch Railroad, a "pa The board itso discussed a used loud and sometimes profane based race wire service which Vote to Censure proposal to'build a ne* 900-foot language and created a disturb- week in the case of three ship- his ribs were cut through. Hi torists wheeled gingerly over a per" street which is an extension yards. operated under the name of "Pro- died almost immediately. section of Rt. I this morning of Gr-ant Pl.i the trear hpuse Vine street running between Willow ance driving into and put of the bate Research Institute,11 ost-ens-;- France Looms His wife, Dr. Frances Behrendt after several kegs of nails of homes on Rumsoifl^l., and Dr. and Brandt Ave. TV." street' parking lot. "It is my sincere feeling that ibly specialist at locating missing rolled off it truck and Mattered another proposed street Tunning would have eight -building !ots, Plans Court Suit this closinR is mistaken, ill-ad- heirs, .UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) 55, was stabbed several times anc is in fair condition at Nassau Hos on the roadway. No flats were from Garden Rd. each with 10O-feet or more front- Donald Matthews, owner of the vised and quite possibly prejudi- The UN General Assembly winds cial to our nation's security," Fre- He said his force raided the pital in Mineola. reported. Police pushing age. laundromat, Monday night said institute's Providence branch, lo- up It Tunisian debate tonight; and brooms and a state Highway Owner of the property is M. ,J. he would .seek to upset the ordi- linghuysen said in -a telegram to _ all indications point to over- .Stovall, booked on,the murdel cated in a", hotel room, In Febru- charge at t a.m. after hours Department mechanized sweep- stayola, MidSletown, nance through, the courts if theKennedy. ' ary 1058.-- - whelming approvartor a resolu- Daesener, He' noted tfiaf 'Becauseof the questioning, denied any connec er cleaned up the two south- Board membenj -.noted the measure, is adopted. The only prominent item of fur- tion calling on France to take bound lanes of the . highway street would run close to a .He slid his laundromat does 25 arms buildup over Berlin Kenne- her troops off Tunisian soil. tion with the crime. He had beei niture was a teletypewriter whieh arrested three blocks from th near Raymond Blvd. branch of the Little Silver per cent of its business from 10 dy last week reversed a Defense In an effort to reach a vote Purchases" carried race results coded to read murd Creek. The area whicn lies be- p.m. to 7 a.m. Department proposal to close the tonight. Assembly President Fred- hind homes on Amelia Cir. is Boston, Philadelphia and Saans if they referred to court cases, day. Mr. Bower yesterday said, "I Stone said. erick H. Boland of Ireland sched- ANDOVER-A suite of furni- noted for serious drainage prob- think it's terrifically unfair" to Francisco Naval Shipyards. uled morning, afternoon and night Police refused to reveal the ev: ture made in the late 18th Cen- Tain's Motel He said the outfit also had of- dence they claimed to hav lems, they said. . restrict the night hours of all sessions to clean up the list of 15 tury at the Duncan Phyfe work FREEHOLD — The owner of "A comparable problem in my fic« !„ pnt Tvi le Pa. Law enc ' laundromats "because four resi- own district prompts me lo write speakers still to air their views against Stovall, Neither woulc shop near here will be sent as the American Hotel, August Daes The matter is to be discussed dents are complaining about one to you, in the hope that you wil Mass.; Hartford, Conn.: Trey, on the Tunisian-French dispute. they disclose how they trace* a gift to the White House. Sussex ener, has announced that he haswith Board of Health members again respond in the same way,' Syracuse and Albany, N. Y., and Supporters of the resolution pre- him to the horoe nf his sistei County Assemblyman Douglas purchased Tain's Motel, Rt. 9prio, r to further action or recom-! laundromat. It'll put the rest of Frelinghuysen said in thp tele- Washington. dicted it would poll far more than where he was seized. Rutherford said his cousins, Win- Freehold Township, for an un-mSndations. us out of business." gram which he made public to- the two thirds vote needed for Police said Stovall is not a nar-Hirop and John Rutherford, own disclosed price. *he board denied the applica- He said he planned to attend day. adoption despite expected absten- cotics addict and was looking for •n of the furniture, had offered The nine-unit motel was pur-tion of Edward Dasdral, builder, the Sept. 5 session to voice his tions by the United States and money and other valuables, when t as an addition to other an- chased from Arthur Tain, who to subdivide a 5.333-acre tract objections. The Defense Department plan.' Committee other allies of France. he broke into the Behrendts' $35 iques already collected by thehas owned and operated the es-between Rumson Rd. and Silver 'A Public Convenience* to close Raritan Arsenal over 000 Tudor style home in this 'resident's wife. The set includes tablishment the post seven years. on Ave. into 10 house sites. Mr. Shapiro said the 24-hour a three years beginning Oct. I. Holds Off fashionable New York City sub- two six-foot sofas, six side chairs Mr. Daesener said he eventual- day, 7 days a week laundromats Frelinghuysen and Sens. urb shortly before 1 a.m. yester- Members noted that the appli- Pollution and two arm chairs. It has been ly plans to increase the motel cant's, prints were incomplete, "are a public convenience" and ford P. Case, R-N.J., and Harri- day. earmarked for use in the ground to include 32 to 35 units and a have "revised the washing habits son A. Williams Jr., D-N; J., Earlier police had suspected the street design needed nnprove- Streets OK (Continued) floor library of the White House. swimming pool on the two-acre of the American people." have repeatedly protested Ihe that the housebreaker, who fled MARLBORO - At last night's has been flying helicopters and site. drainage and traffic control If the ordinance is adopted, he plan hut Frelinghuysen said allmeeting of the Township Commit- other aircraft over the beaches to apparently without loot, was look The property is about one- said, the matter probably will be they have pollen thus far are ex- ing for narcotics In locked cabi ANNANDALE — Three boys were ^adequate. too, action was deferred on ac- check on poor conditions" when quarier of a mile southeast of turned over to a statewide or- planations from Thomas D. Mor-ceptance of streets in tKe Mount they are reported. nets in the house. assigned to a paint detail were the Freehold Raceway. A 'building permit will be is-ganization called Coin Operated ris, assistant secretary of de- at large today after walking sued today to Monmouth Branch, Pleasant Manor • development Col. Duke recently wrote Mr. The only immediate plans that Laundries of New Jersey, repre- fense. pending investigation hy commit- Adams that every effort is being off their work details at An- Mr. Daesener revealed were con- Inc., to start construction of a senting more than 1,650 laundry "Obviously further discussions nandale Reformatory Wednes- shopping center on Braich Ave. teemen and a report from Town- made to trace the sources of the Mitchell Warns version of the home on the site to operators. The group is repre- at this level would be useless," ship Attorney Clifton T. Barka- debris, and that New York har- day, Missing were Ronald two or three additional units. near Sycamore Ave. as the resente- d by State Sen. Walter H. Frelinghuysen said in his tele- ' w. _Jfflt__R8trj!l Jjoats Jiavi^been BronMM, 19, of R.D. 1, Leba- Mr. Tain, a former employee sult of a board directive. Jones of Bergen County, he said. gram. He added: Instructed to follow ships out to Backers^Asainst non; Kenneth Parks, 20, ofof A. & M. Karagheusian, Inc., is The firm will remode' an ex- "We fight these all the way," Committeemen MiHard B. East Hanover; and Le Roy To us in New Jersey, it Lamberson and Paul E. Chester sea and observe waste disposal planning to move to Virginia; isting building and build a sec- he, saidla. (Raritan Arsenal) is just as im- methods. Jforne, of 500 S. Center St., where he has accepted a newond. Another structure is u requested Che delay so they could Over Confidence Mr. Shapiro said he felt the p^tam ' three shipyards It hag been Mr. Adams' obser- Orange. position. planned for the near future. council was acting on an "emo- as tne personally Inspect the streets. SEA GIRT (AP) - James P. whose closings so justifiably con- vation that with such care, plus John Goetz, builder of the de- Mitchell, -Republican candidate- cerned you." consideration by boat operators, velopment, requested that the for governor, has warned his sup- Frelinghuysen urged Kennedy plus some continuing, active en- committee accept Che streets as porters not to become "over con- to at least grant a request from forcement by shore municipal ,„.,,. , . . . ownship roads because they had fident" of his party's success in ies, "New Jersey should be abh Williams for a hearing on the j been approved by Township En- November. to hold its own" position in sea matter. Mitchell told a group of Somer- """"' '" Rineer Frank E. Foss. The com- sanitation and "regain its reputa set County Republicans yester- mittee said it hoped to take ac- tion for clean, white, • sandy tion on the request at the next beaches." day, "No election is won in Au- Omrch Amity gust. The votes are counted in regular session. Mr. Flemming of Ship Aho> November and that is the count The meeting was adjourned un- «nd Surfrider yesterday expres- that counts." jlil next Wednesday, when public sed "my special, deep apprecia- "Judging from present indica- Lhearings v«M- be held or two tion for all the efforts toward im- tions," Mitchell said, "The Dem NF.W YORK (AP) — A wide- I proposed ordinances. One is for proving this situation that are ocrats are prepared to try all ranging' search began today fnrj nf being made by Assemblyman t0 rarf! sorts of maneuvers and wild ways to help roenncile thp clash- rP Barkalow." damaged in last winter's storms. charges in their desire to hold on os hetwpen American roligious Praise For Barkalow The other is for an $800 real es- to the material things which con- groups over public issues. "Mr. Barkalow," he said "is t! trol of the State Hous has giv- »te assessment tax exemptio] n known for his devotion to educa- e Top leaders of various faiths. for persons over ffi o( en them." rritn Pnrrie in iZ*>nn\ia tr\ loriica. ! tional matters in our state. Now, from Rome to Geneva to Jerusa- however, he most definitely has He added, "and none of us can lem, werp to bp consulted In the] answered the call of the lovers afford to underestimate the effect process. Drivers Fined of sand and surf to tackle this of the county machines .of boss Also, examples in the Old World problem with energy and ability, Denny (Dennis F.) Carey in Es- were expected to provide some sex and boss John V, Kenny in In EatoniowiT" and his work is very much ap- answers to problems in the New Hudson. T^iey know that their po- World. EATONTOWN - Steward J. preciated." litical future is at stake." Mr. Sandlass and Mr. Flem- The effort Is bping led by aHayes, 104 Prospect Ave., As- ming also expressed thanks to koy interdenominational diplomat bury Park, was fined J15 in mu- state Sen. Richard R. Stout (R- nicipal Full Patrolman LL WANTED IN — Above Dr,». . Lewiwrw,s. W>bste".,,-,.,:•r .,„,.«.Jones. pres,>rCi.,-,, court yesterday for al- Monmouth) and Assemblyman Al- dcnl of the National Confprencei'mvinB.a":unllccnse<1 operator to fred N. Beadleston (R-Monmouth) Rank for Zerr lineup of bargain hunters of Christians and Jews. dr've hl= far- . ' . —"to whom petitions also have siting a chance to get into Noting intensified conflicts bo- Magistrate Peter Edwardsen been addressed, for taking an ac-: RUMSON — Borough Council also fined Ralph L. Scearcy, Fort • new store Robert Hall twern roligious croups in this Monmouth, $15 oh each of two tlve, interest in nur efforts." last ni,;ht approved the promotion cnun'ry ovrr various nuoslions, othieri opened yesterday "Acting Commissioner Adams nf probationary Patrolman Robert surh as public sutinort for narn- pulsing ovpr a double whiteline. has blamed "a combination ofJB. Zerr, Jr., to full patrolman, Pdlmer Ave. and Rt. 36, chinl schools, hirlh rnntrnl poli- Two residents of this borough circumstances for thp groat quan-1 effective next Friday. |i^ • cies, Sundnv rinsing law.4 and g At right Mayor drow $10 -fines: Patricia'- X Pc- tities of littnr that has collected! Also approved were thp names I ' olhor maltors. he said: on Jersey beach rs in the last of James Davis of Bellevue Ave Louis Coilichio snips through tors. 229 Wyckoff Rd., f.u- pass- two weeks." First, he has said, and Craig Haaren of Oyster Bay ribbon, formally opening "Unless sonm clearer consensus.mg a stop sign, and Oscar Pints, there were beveral days of easter- Dr. as members of the Sub- can ho reached, tho strength and'170 Tinlon Ave., for hiving no ly winds." Second, ne added, standard Building Commitee. Mr store. Left to right are unity which America has -drawn-trcgistr-ation-or-driver-s-llcense-ih — there has been a marked increase Davis is in the building products Richard Sawdon, store oper- from the common acepptance of his possession. In marine traffic. the Judeo-Christian tradition will business, and Mr. Haaren is anations executive head; the Also fined were: Dennis S. Mr. Adams also has recom- architect. be weakened and dissipated. Szczech, Saddle Brook, jjassing mended that "all seashore muni- The Lafayette Street Play mayor; Michael Sheridan, dis- "Neither at home nor abroad a rcdlighl, $10; Randolph Steel- cipalities follow the example of ground is slated for completion trict supervisor; Jo* Juliano, can Americans afford such a man. Onkhurst, no registration Long Branch in patrolling their loss." in his possession. $6; Andrew F. by Sept. 2, when an opening cere- manager; Morton Samoso, own waters, out to the two-mile mony wil) be held. As an Initial part of the newAcquaroy. Oakhurst, delinquent limn." These local patrol craft vice president, and Chris four-year project, underwritten inspection, $10; Harty Poland have the authority to take action It adds up! More and more Lupia, regional supervisor. with a $325,000 Ford Foundation and Sons, Bradley Beach, failure •jtainst boat operators who vio- grant, Dr. Jones left today for to make necessary repairs, $10, people u«e The Register ads each Business' boo/ned throughout late the anti-pollution laws, he issue because results come fast- conforencps with high religious and Moses Heath, Middletown, laid. er.—Advertisement. . hi day. officials, and to survey advanced failurp to yield right of way at interfaith amity in Europe. J Rt.., 35 and Shrewsbury Ave., $10. 16-Jnday, Auguat 25, 1%1 RED BANK REGISTER Hal Humphrey: 1:15—(I). Almanac Newsreel 1:4ft- (4) Sennonette 1:28— (») News and Weather 2;$5—<2) Htmi FRIDAY TV hJS— (4) New* ttW- (2) Give Us This Day 7 W ABC-TV Shows to Watch WN8C-TV Ctwrntd I Gunnel 11 .WNEW-TV * Channel It TONIGHT this leriet wort on durin WNTA-TV 10:00 — (Ck i) — The Twilight iU inltlai teaton on TV, it be- FRIDAY AFTERNOON (IS) Movie- Zone — (Choice viewing) - John cam» more apparent that Doro 11: H- (2) Love of Life •:4fr- (4) Weather WEALUER (4) Truth or I:4S- (4) News Molntire, now the respected thy Proving WM the lone sUnd- out in a cast of unknowns. S - Consequences 7:00- (2) News wagonmaster on "Wagon Train," became the center of attenti (7) Camouflage (4) Lock Up NOW portrayed a. sinister doctor who (5) Assignment: in more ploU, like, this on 11: J»- (2) Search For cooks up a guaranceed-lo-wnrk Tomorrow Underwater thru TUESDAY "Scandal Sheet." Ai the suspf (7) Jim Backus love potion in a rerun, "The (4) It Could Be You in a murder case. Dorothy t (5) Cartoons (9) Terry toon Circus Chaser." Patricia Barry i« the come* the victim of a blackma (7) Number Please (11) News "cool" gal who is slipped a ro- attempt by a no-good publishe 12:45- (2) Guiding Light 7:«5— (2) Local News mantic mickey. George Gizzard 12:55— (4) News 7:10— (2) Weather 7:15— (2) News HELD OVER! the love-sick boy v/uj 10:00 - (Cb. 2) - Gurumoki l:t»- (2) News con- (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (9) Movie THE PERFORMANCE THAT CROWNED HER WIN. sulted Dr. Mclntire. This was a —Mr. Dillon, Doc and Chestei come to the aid of an ex-gun (5) Cartoons (11) Local News I NER OF THE CANNES FILM FESTIVAL AWARD AS dhange-of-pacer for th? seties. (7) Ray Miliand 7:25—(11) Weather fighter when h« is badly riddled •BEST ACTRESS OF THE YEAR!1 by three buMies. The reformed 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen 7:30— (2) Rawhide l;00 — (Ch. 4) —The Lawless 1:29— (I) News and Weather (4) Happy Years — A mobster, in his drive gunman "runs a medicine show and had promised to avoid gun 1:25- (4) News (5) Cannonball to become the kingpin, buys a (5) News (7) Matty's Funday nightclub with ill-gotten gains fights. Repeat, and about pa for the course here. (9) Almanac Newsreel Funnies and invites a!) his competitors !:«— (2) As The World Turns (11) Land of White Alice to opening night. What they don't (4) Dr. Hudson 8:M— (4) One Happy Family know is that "Artie Moon" plans (5) Movie (5) Miami Undercover to dynamite them to oblivion. MOVIE TIMETABLE (7) Susie (7) Harrigan and Son James Gregory makes a perfect (») Understanding Our (11) Movie Barney Ruditsky, whos; exploits RED BANK World (II) Mike Wallace these stories are supposedly Carlton — Never On Sunda (11) Movie 8:20— (IS) News based upon. 2:00; 7:00; 9:55 1:H- (2) Face The Fact* 8:30— (2) Route 66 SAT. & SUN.-Kiddie Show—1 NEWS VETERAN — Joteph C. H.och li NBC New*' tenUr Euro- (4) Jan Murray (4) Short Story 1:30 — (Ch. 2) — Adventure Came From Outer Space; Plui (7) Day In Court (5) Tombstone Territory pean correipondent and bureau chief In London. Harach ha< Theater — Keenan Wynn in an written two authoritative book* on recent European hlitory — Cartoons 2:00; Never On Sun' (9) Guy Madison (7) Flintstones "Pattern of Conquett" (1941) and "The Curtain Isn't Iron" (1949). old "Schlitz Playhouse" film, day 4:30; 7:30; 9:50. *»- (2)Jlouse Party (IS) Betty Furness "Tw/vBit Gangster." He piays a He won the Pu Pont Commentator Award in 1952 for hit broad- EATONTOWN (4) Loretta Young 8:45— (9) Pre-Game Warm-Up cast* and for the past 30 ytara had been contributing eolumna to newspaper reporter who senses a (7) Seven Keys 1:00— (4) Lawless Years the Christian Science Monitor. In his busy career, Harsch has big newsstory when a former Drive-In — Kartoon Karnival (I) Star and Story (5) Pony Express covered major stories In Berlin, the Far East, Washington, hoodfom gives his life in defense 8:00 Homicidal 8:55; Queen Geneva and other news-making canters of the world. 2:55- (5) News (7) 77 Sunset Strip of an innocent bystander during the Pirates 10:45; Invasion 1:00— (2) Millionaire (9) Baseball bank robbery. the Saucerman 12:10 a.m. (4) Youcg Dr. Malone 8:30— (2) Adventure Theatrt SAT. — Homicidal 8:00; 11:30 the number BARNUM ON BROADWAY er sponsors are Stephan Slam (5> Theatre Five (4) Preview Theatre one song hit: 10:30 — (Ch. 2) — Person to Queen of the Pirates 10:00. (7) Queen For A Day 'Never on Sunday' and Ida Martucci. SUN. — Thief of Baghdad 8:00 (5) Night Court LJ NEW YORK (AP)—Rival pro- Person — Repeating Charles Col- (I) Film Drama (11) Sportsman's Club ducers are aiming two musicals At the moment both project linjjwood's videotaped visits with 11:40; Atlas 10:05. 1:25—(IS) Community Newsree] carry the same title, "Barnum, 9:45—(11) Sports based on Che life of PWneai comic SheMey Berman and COLLLNGWOOD CIRCLE it!#- (2) Verdict Is Yours 10:04- (2) Twilight Zone T. Bamum tor Broadway this with the Slane-Martucci vcntun actress Mary Astor. Shelley ».nd NOTE... WAUEROfPlfMSUS-. Shore Drive-In—FRI. & SAT.— (4) From These Roots (4) Michael Shayn* season. adding an exclamation point. his wife, Sarah, have an apart- Cartoon Carnival 8:15; Fanny (7) Who Do You Trust? (5) Award Theater No child under the Alexander H. Cohen several ment in New York. Mi* Astor (I) Movie (7) Detective* age of It, whether months ago announced his Inten- resides in MaHbu, Calif. Most 8:40; 1:00; Th» Secret Way Ohiggers will attach to • per- 11:10. (11) Movie (11) Baseball or not accompanied tion of depicting the deeds of son and stay there for three or of then* personality "Portraits" SUN^_ — By Lovt Possessed (11) Jack La Lanne (IS) Movie by an adult can be the renowned showman, lite oth- four days. intheir own habitat* proved to 4:t»- (2) Brighter Day 10: JO— (2) Person to Persoa admitted to this thea- be lukewarm fare. 8:IS; 12:00; Posse From Hel tre for any part of 10:30. (4) Make Room Fof (5) Manhunt this program. Daddy (7) Law and Mr. Jones RADIO TOMORROW Fly-In Drive-In—FRI., SAT. & (5) Mr. and Mrs. North 11:00— (2) News SUN. — Never On Sunday 8:15; (7) American Bandstand (4) News 7:M — (Ch. 4) — Bonanza — 12:10; Wher. The Hot Wind WABC 771 WNEW 1130 (13) Cartoons (7) News The Cartwrights took a back seat Blows 10:15. WCBS m WPAT IN during the Feb. 18 epbode this 4:15- (2) Secret Storm 1:10— (2) Weather WHTG 1411 WQXR 15(0 HAZLET 4:11- (2) Edge of Night (4) Weather WNBC Ml WOR past season when attention was SPECIAL KIDDIE SHOW 710 (4) Here's Hollywood (5) PM East AFTfRNOOK focused on their neighboi, lazy Loew's Drive-In — Cartooi Till 'WABC Scott Muni Jock Henry (Eddie Firestone). 8:15; Homicidal 8:25; 11:36; (5) Mr. District Attorney 1:12— (7) W-ather SATURDAY and SUNDAY 2:00 P.M. -WABC Charlie Graai WOM Builnaii; Nawa WCBS New. SSI! JJ'«i Ed Joyce He reluctantly accepts a job as Queen of the Pirates 10:20 (11) Laurel and Hardy 1:15- (2) Movie WHTO Monmouth.Oc.aB WHTO Nawa: tax assessor and lets authority SAT. - Cartoons 8:15; Homici and Chuck (4) Jack Paar Nawa Summary Ralaxini Mu.le (7) Movie "It Came From Outer Space" WNBC Nawa; Jim Low* (Sim off 8 p.m.) and money go to his head. Series dal 8:40; 11:55; Queen of th 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole WNBC Nawa; Jack Scot! WNBC Morgan Baauy surprised critics by making it Pirates 10:40. >* ' 5:«f- (2) Life of Riley (9) Football —- Plus Color Cartoons — WOR Newt. John Scott WOR Nawti 11:50—(11) Sports tins—-WOR The Fitigeralda Oabrlel Haat.r for another season. SUN. — Cartoons 8:15; Thi (4) Movie WCBS Paria Report TlSt—WOR Capitol Cloia-Up Thief of Baghdad 8:40; 12:10 (5) Dateline Europe 12:00—(U) Electronic Engineers WHTO ThI. la Monmouth 7141—WNBC Wayna Howell 12:10- (5) PM West County WOR Carlton Fradricka 8:J0 — (Ch. 2) — Checkmate Ring of Fire 10:40. (I) Jet Jackson tlilO—WhTO County AayM Tilt—WABC Nawi; Scott Muni —"One for- the Book" (Mar. 18, (11) Bozo the Clown 12:30- (5) Racket Squad WCBS Allan Gray a,D0—WCM World Tonight ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (11) Danger Is My 12:40- (5) Racket Squad 1SH0—WHTO Nawa; WNBC Naws; Wayna 1961) featured Audrey Meadows Relaxing Mu.lo WOR Nawi. World Today a best-selling author whose Atlantic—FRI. & SAT. - Car- Business 2:45- (2) Movie S tliSS—WABC Nawa; Charley Craai How.ll lew book threatens an unknown toon 7:00; 9:00; Voyage to the 5:25—<11) Clutch Cargo 1:00- (4) Local News WNBC Empha.l. •til—WCIt Ed Joyca Bottom of the Sea 7:10; 9:10. >!»»—WCBS. Hawa: Hollywood tlXO—WOR Sport. dl'ler. Writing the book in the i:10- (2) Movie (5) News. WHTO Headline.. E«I • ill—WOR My Trua Story own fn which she grew up Aud- SUN. — Cartoon 2:00; 3:45; (5) Heckle and Jeckle (7) Movie Price., Mn.io •III—WABC New.; Scott Muni 5:30; 7:20; 9:20; Morgan The 1:05- (4) 13th Hour WNBC Newt; Jim Lowe Dunaway rey' suddenly finds herself a (7) Rin Tin Tin ' •|i WOR New. • ISO—WNIC N.w.: Rob Hayme. marked woman for knowing Pirate 2:10; 4:00; 5:50; 7:40; (J) Movie Ills—-WCBS Bob DlJOB WCBI N.w.; K<1 Jovcf. 9:35. 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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 1-014* 4100—WCBS Nawa; Inform.tloa «.wi Sumary toons 2:00; The Three Stooges HIGHLAND* S-104T Central NOW THRU SAT La Dolce Vita" WOR N.wi; 2:20; Tom Brown 2:45; The Frederic March WHTO Clo.lng Block AL KENNY Walter Pidgeon NOW-ENDS SAT. RESERVED SEATS Report; Uu.lo John Gambling Naked Edge 4:15; 6:50; 8:50; WNBC Nawa: Art Ford Bm Cu Sensational Planltt Frankle Avalon Troy Donahue 'YOUNG DOCTORS' NOW ON SALE WOR New.) John Wlngata 10:40. SV up to M""ila Appearing Nltely Karl Maiden 4ltS—WCBS Kenneth B.njhart SUN. — The Big Show 1:50; "VOYAGE TO THE WOR Radio New York lv Strvic "PARRISH" 4IS0—WHTO Newa; Relaxing; l21fK£ " * "•-• 5:20; 8:50; Thief of Baghdad BOTTOM OF THE SEA" Mu.lo •10 Accommodations (or 4HI—WABC Newa; Dan Ingram WABC Naw.; 3:46; 7:20; 10:50. WHTO Fort Monmouth Herb Oscar Andarior Luncheon • Dinner SUN.-MON.-TUES. SUN.-MON. WCBI World Nawa FREEHOLD New. Wedding! • Parttet Steve Reeves Rock Hudson WNBC Kmpha.l. WHTO Headllna.: Strand—Kiddie Show — The tist—WCBI Nawi: Sidelight. WOR Nawi Anniversaries "MORGAN THE Kirk Douglas Gary Cooper Maurice Chavaliar WHTO Henmouth-Ocean WNBCt'-wi: Bill Cullan PRIVATE ROOM Yearling 2:00; Fanny 7:00; Nawa Summary 9:30. PIRATE" LAST SUNSET" 'NAKED EDGE" WNBC New.: Art Ford till—WOR John Gimbling "FANNY" WCBI Jack Starling Gibson 9-9000 2:00; WOR New.! John Scott •ISO—WHTO N.wa SAT. & SUN. - Fanny BUS—WCBS Kenneth Benghart R.laxlng Muila 4:50; 7:15; 9:43. WHTO Dow Jonee-Avaragei •ill— WABC N.wii WOR Radio N.w York Harb O.car Andereor ASBURY PARK • !»•—WHTO New.; Relaxing New.: Jack St.rlln. Mu.lo WHTO He.dlln..; DINE OUT TONITE Lyric — La Dolce Vita 2:00; SlSS—WABC New. Strictly for Worn.. 8:30 . . EVtNINO WN.CN.wi; Pill Cullan A WALTER READE THEATER •tOO—WABC New.; Dan Ingram WOR N.w.; Dorothy and Try Some Out Of Mayfalr—The Young Doctors WCBS New. Dirk PARAMOUNT ASBURY PARK WHTO Headlln.i; • lit—WHTO N.w.; 3:00; 7:40; 9:55. 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MONTE McDonald's ... for cleanliness, convenience Reserved Seats and value. * ' RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN "Dr.rrvea all the hooray, 8UNDAY thru THURSDAY and Ihf lnipr«"lva honor. II aai rrcflved!" »:00 A.M. to 12:Wi P.M. HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN —Cronlhrr, N. V, Tlmr. "RIDAY and SATURDAY U CLUB 4:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M. . ON OdAN FRONT, LONG HUNCH, NJ. JUST NORTH OF FIVE CORNERS tl 4ltW IttMIt ' RECOMMENDED FOR MATURE ADULTS ONLY RED BANK REGISTER SATURDAY TV Too Much SUNDAY TV Friday, August 25, 1961—17 SATURDAY MORNING 5; SO— (2) Movie SUNDAY MORNING 1:50-01) Sports 7:M- (2) *»- (4) Sennonette (4) Captain Gajlant Of Bardot; 7:40— (4) Sermonette 1:1S— (f) Congrewtonal . (Q SiMty Tempi* 7;M- (4) Modern Farmer (11) Builder's Showcase 7:4*- (4) Modern Fanner Conference (11) Pioneert 1: j»_ (4) Catholic Hour 7:*J- (2) Previews 5:50—<11) Sports Film Held (5),,Adventures in Africa (11) Movie 7:S«- (2) Give U» TWi D»y SATURDAY EVENING lit*- (7) Morning Prayer (I) Oral Roberts 7:M- (2) Dennii the Menaw NEW YORK 12:55— (9) Almanac Newsreel (J) Movie ton and in the offices of network (7) Movie 1:00- (2) Under New Flags (7) Lawrence Welk for TV to be respected is a self-) d new comed writers. I 1:00- (2) Movie ' (13) Between The Lines top brass. But although you 12:00- (9) Almanac Newsreel (4) Mr. Wizard (9) Movie ish one!.. It's my livelihood and; ,.,„ njne s rve found on)y (5) Movie 1:10— (2) Twentieth Century heard rumors of drastic revisions 12: OS- (9) News and Weather (5) Movie (11) Impostor I hate to hear it constantly be- three new comedy writerJj a[]d (7) Movie (4) Concert Festival of story lines and re-shooting of 12:50- (5) News; Call to Prayer (7) Movie (IS) Dance Party ing knocked," says Leonard, in j guess rve (ried QUt at ,eMt (9) Off to Adventure (7) Walt Disney (9) Cooking 9:S0-(2) Have Gun, Will sequences to erase mas? slaugh- (9) Movie 12:55- (2) Movie a note of genuine pain 100. Everybody is still feeding off (U) Continental Minia- 1:00- (4) Movie (11) Big Picture Travel ters, almost nobody will admit g (13) Gov. Robert Meyner Twenty years ago Leonard th l di d tures 2:30- (2) New* 1:10— (2) International Hour (4) Nations Future making changes. could have ^intimidated these the old radio comedy writers. (4) Parents Ask About (11) Seven League Boots According to a pretty authori- knockers into the big respect. He Whervthey are gone, I don't know (4) Sermonette Schools tative report (it trickiled to me had one of the best sneers in the what we will do." 2:35- (2) Glva Us This Day 10:90-(2) Gunsmoke The lack of live audiences in (9) Movie ^ (4)~Candidates and Issues from an employee of one net- business then. As an actor he . _ . f._f ed-TV- has made MONDAY MORNING worfc who knows somebody who his age o jlm (II) Movie (7) Boxing was usually cast in the role of i( difficulti Leonard thjnkSi for works for another network who i:tt-(1)TPreviews 2:00- (4) Davey and Goliath (11) Bachelors a mug who beat his adversaries new comedy writers t0 develop. 1 1:20- (2) Give Us This Day (5) Movie knows somebody who works in into submission just by towering (13) Movie 1:25- (2) News 3: IS- (4) Movie the show) the opening show of over them and snarling, "Yeah!" Audience Helped Is Tough on Voice 10:30- (2) Sea Hunt (4) Sermonette ]:S9- (2) Movie (4) Movie one very popular weiiirn had But Leonard hasn't acted for "In the old days of radio, we (7) Movie a script which was revised five years. He is a very solid citizen always had an,, audience to tell (:S0- (2) People's Choice (9) Movie (4) Computer Age Math 1:90- (9) Movie times. with a big manse in Beverly writers and comics if a line or By BOB THOMAS Basehart said he had read ev- (11) Movie 7:01- (2) News (11) Film Feature (13) Movie (Killings Hills. He is a director-producer situatton was funny or not. This Hitler. HOLLYWOOD (AP) -"There|erything he could find on (4) Today—John 1:15—(U) Sportsman's Club 10:45— (7) Make That Spare The original story called for and partner with Danny Thomas trial-and-error experience gave . . . IL . v_i. ii-.M. —'He digested William L. !Shirer's writers a crucible to be tested they were; the whole Hitter gang Chancellor 1:30- (2) Movie 11:00- (2) News six killings, a stomping and a in some of the most successful book, "The Rise and Falf of the 1 —Goering, Goebbels, Himmler, (5) Call To Prayer (5) Movie lingering, agonized death from series on TV ("Danny Thomas in. How do you teach people to Reich," three times. The (4) News Stretcher, Bormann, Strasser, Third 7: IS- (5) News 4:09- (4) Movie a gunslhot wound in the abdomen. Show," "Andy Griffith Show,'-' swim If the pools have no wa-. actor also studied footage of Hit' (5) Movie -'":' 7:2«—(7) Morning Prsyer (7) I Married Joan By the third rewrite the mortal- 'Real McCoys") and currently ter?" Leonard wants to know. JodI, Keitel and Adolf him- ler in action. , (7) Movie self with girl friend Eva Braun. 7:3*- (5) Ding Dong School (IS) Movie 11:10- (2) Weather ity rate had been chopped to coming up. with two new ones The responsibility for keeping 4:30- (5) Hopeful Stakes three, the stomping remained but ("Dick Van—Dyke"- and f!Joey the pools filled with -water, be* ! gruesome bunch was holed Basehart looked nothing like (7) Early Bird Cartoons (4) Weather his blond, cheerful self, but he Saratoga the lingering death had been cut Bishop"). longs to the networks, Leonard up in Der Fuerher's Berchtesga- 1:00- (2) News 11:15- (2) Movie 1 said that transformation wasn't (7) Men of Annapolis mercifully short. By the fifth, One Cut Above opines. Local productions by net- den aerie overlooking the Bavar (5) Sandy Becker 12:00- (9) Hy Gardner iap Alps. They wer once again hard. (7) Little Rascals (9) Movie 12:45- (5) Dial 999 there was one death — off-cam- When a fellow reaches such work-sponsored workshops are e 9:00- (2) Life of Riley era. august status,* tie naturally likes one way to do it, he says. plotting new conquests as Holly- 'Just Another Role' 8:10-(2) News (7) Evening Prayer wood was preparing to cash in 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo (5) Movie 1:00- (4) Movie In one of the police stories, a to believe his occupation is a cut Leonard is very active In the "Almost anyone can look like (7) Wide World of death by poison whioh was to be above the guy's who plays piano Academy of Television Arts and on the revival of interest in the 8:30— (7) Tommy Seven (9) Almanac Newsreel Nazi chapter of world misery. Hitler by. dying his hair black 9:00— (2) Amos V Andy ' " '"'' •'•• Sports 1:95- age-old problem of the emascula- Love, or lack of it, plays a describe what the wife was! NEW YORK (AP)-Off-Broad- major role in the film, Basehart SH 7-4838 worth $3 million at Merame' thinking. But it was impossible way is becoming a .source of tion 'of principles. Is the old man /Am 5 Stanton Mn going to tell his wife that the disclosed. to get this effect on film, and I cross-country theatrical enter- "We'll show the major events v/-h we had eliminated it." tainment. Two long-run shows trip is more important, which it is, or is he going to fold up?" of Hitler's • life, from the beerj Paul Monash, producer of have been booked for tours ftoisj hall putsch In theearlv '20s to i ^ "Cain's 100," another new NBC fall. "Well?" I ask, dutifullv. Atlantic Hotel dea h with Eva Braun in show, also had a problem scene "The . Threepenny Operr," "Watch our new 'Dick Van,™. ' 19 actor said. "But the! SUCH A TINY in the first show. housed for six years In a small Dyke' show and find out," '»on- ^'. '?e BAR and RESTAURANT Greenwich Village playhouse, ard replies, with all the pride "We had a man killed in what to show what-kind of a man he I though was a tasteful way," he starts its trek at Toronto in Sep- a new father. Our restaurant features . . . tember. The following month, at was." explained. "Then the network And what kind of a man was suggested that perhaps we could Dayton, Ohio, "Hedda Gabler" Italian Cuisine Including begins an 8-week trip. he? just have him arrested instead 'The Adolf's Affairs v POWERFUL of being killed. I said no. Then "Apparently a very mixed-up • Veal Scalapine • Pizza f they asked if he could be shot. A bronze figure of Frederick man with megalomania, an oedi- I wanted him to stay dead, but Star Needs • Chicken Cacciatora ' BEHIND-THI-EAR August Bartholdi will be unveiled pus complex and all kinds of in the final version he moves Oct. 28 near the base of the problems," said Basehart. "We'll slightly as he is carried off on Statue of Liberty. Oct. 2?. is the 121 FAIR HAVEN RO. FAIR HAVEN 'Status Car' show his affairs with tw0 wom- the stretoher. 75th anniversary of the dedica- en. One was his niece, Geli Rau- ' Op>n dally 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. • HEARING AID "Of course he could have just tion of. the statue, Bartholdi's PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Chub- by Checker, who skyrocketed to bal, who was apparently the on- been arrested. But for drama- greatest piece of' sculpture. ly woman he ever loved, but AT SUCH A tic purposes it was much more fame with his rscording of "The Twist," has petitioned Orphans' whom he caused to be killed. effective to have him killed." performers involved :n action The other was Eva Braun." Although few are talking about series are known to be unhappy Court for permission to buy a "status car." HOW PRICE the down-hold on battles r.nd kill- about the watering-dowiufjhe ings, producers, directors and'strong The 20-year-old Checker!* guard ian, attorney Merton J. 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OUST 3O MINUTES AND ONE /HINUTH FROM NOW, AAISSV. H FROM SUPPOSE VOU TAKE OVER WAKE UP x>APDy: NOWOW , HHOOW MANY" MINUTES AD OU At££/> JJ; WAKE UR MOMMY". WIU IT BE ? TAD— YOU At££/> ARITHMETIC PRACTICFi/J IT'S 8UNCAY, WINKV..GO . BACK TO BED! Smith Quits RED BANK'REGISTER Friday, August 25, 1961—19 DAILY CROSSWORD Motor Vehicle Bridge Column As Special "ASTRO-GUIDE* By Ceean Question Box ZWMta ^SLJap. •.Backet 3. Princess Q-I do not plm to Artrt far featlnfl By ALFRED SHEINWOLD , two yean. Why I rm*m mf Margawft i 22. Soar Policeman 1 . Rose driver ! liccnM «fter the tw*v SS. Bishops* When you're looking for a way the second trick. West's openinf FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP -The 4. Meat dish head- HKMUS] HHU'JJI lead of the nine indicated thai Present—For You «n«J year period? • dental to defeat a contract, simplicity I Township Committee Wednesday Yours • • • There's- only a short 6.1V> pass en dresses a great virtue. South had the jack and ten o A-New Jeney driver llcenstt 6. Afresh 2t A accepted the resignation of Rus- time until school begins, so take are valid for renewal purpose! |2. Alpha and 7. Longshore- hermit West opened the nine of hearts, sell Smith as a special police the youngsters out for a special for a period of three yean from Jnen'a 25. Mother dummy played low and East won officer. Mr. Smith listed "person- treat—a visit to the zoo, a pic- the expiration date ibown en 13. Depart union 26. Settle with the queen. East though THE HANDS al reasons" in'his letter of resig- nic or a walk in the woods. The Xi. Coagulate (aH>r.) business outlook is good, with the certificate itself. You may 3a Not briefly and then returned the kin nation. renew during that period, pro- 15. Dissolve & Girl's Bams genuine East dealer accent on financial gain. Keep SS.-Ktogof of diamonds. Both sides vulnerable The committee authorized ar- vided your name does not ap- 17. Iowa (a&btv) 8. West JO. Tain. Sodom business and personal matters 18. Country South pounced on the trie NORTH rangement of a meeting with apart, even though this is diffi- pear on the revoked or pro- many 35. The "red* * K J 8 7 festival y emblem planet with the ace of diamonds, lost Freehold Borough Council for cult. hibitory list of this or any other (Eng.) trump finesse to the queen an either next Wednesday or Thurs 16. la England, 32. Rug* 38. By way of O 10 9 r8 state. 19. High, avocation ged ruffed the next diamond. East gol day to discuss master plans for craggy htU 40. Head of - 20. Old times mountain Benjamin's another trump trick, but nothin, EAST the respective communities. Past • • • Unmploymcnt com- Future • • • Transistors for igni- 20. Halt ems (archaic) crest clan (Bib.) else. South discarded dum ^EST n Mayor LeRoy Daniels said al- pensation benefit spending tion systems in cars may be 2^ India fruit amounted to $2.4 billion in 1960. 22. Dart 7 my's remaining low heart on a though it would not be a joint available soon. Some of the ad- ar r* r- club, after which he could even 0 874 3 2 OKQJ5 master plan, the respective The previous peak expenditure vantages over mechanical equip- 33. May SO was in 1959 — $3.3 billion, CLEARANCE 27.Presa io Ik tually ruff a heart in dummy. governing bodies feel it will be ment would be: longer life, * Should Return Hearty. v* * SOUTH advantageous to co-operate in the stemming from the temporary 28. Add . 4b 10 9 6 3.2 anti-recession measure enacted elimination of spark fouling, 29. Evening: n East should return a heart al * J 10 3 initial phases of both plans. in *1958 which made additional and minimizing of cojd-weathcr sun god O A Municipal Revaluators, Inc., benefits available. starting problem?. SO. Distant • Q 10 9 8 Trenton, notified the committee 81. Flap . East _- that at the, next meeting it would SALE! South West North a*. Printer* Pass Double measure '* 1 m* hearts, since a player doesn Good busmcis conditions prevail fliil Sotmthioir miy happen to darken tfx river % mittee was considering whether it day before it sets A food start 1 Jo 31 lead the nine of his partner's suit week. Mtfce proper contacts. 41. Moves would enforce the $50-a-day pen- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. I!I Considered good buys are ap- ples, Persian melons, mangoes, nectarines, California oranges RUSSELL G. RANNEY, Headmaster peaches, pears, plums, prunes • RlCHAED O. WARD, Principal and lemons. 'Avacados, blueberries, cren- 111 Avenue of Two Rivers, Rumson, N. J. shaw melons, strawberries and Ont of the World's Mosr Exciting Cars. RVmson 1-1650 grapefruit are expensive. DATSUN All Standard SAE parts. Datsun can be NOTICE MO.VMOliTIt COUNTY serviced anywhere, any time, inexpensively, SURROOATES COURT NoMrn to Creditor! to Prcient Cl«lm« Ajaln.t Entete 12 Mo. or 12,000 Mi. Guar. ESTATE OF RANDALL JEROME OYNER. DECEASED Pursuant to the order of EDWARD DATSUN offers you MORE than any other C. nROEGE, Surrogate of the County of Monmouth, thli day matte, on the Imported car selling at anywhere near Its application of the underilgned, Alda amazingly low price. According to manu- DRIVE-IN B. Joyner. Administratrix ol the eitate of the laid Randall Jerome Joyner, facturers' own specifications, Datsun la big- lece&ied, notice Is herehy Riven to ger, heavier, roomier, more powerful, faster, BANKING :he creditors of said deceased to pra- more economical, safer, more comfortable, lent to the said Administratrix their in a day of :la!mf under oath within six months stronger than the leaders among German, We live Current Do all your !rom thli datp. French and Italian imports. Come in to- Dividend Rate Dated: Auguit sin, 11)61. morrow . . . see, drive, compare Datsun for constant change, but A1DA B. JOYNER, banking from 5% Branford Circle, yourself! Entontown, N. J., Admlntfltratrlx BLUEBIRD saving is still the sure your own car Peter J. Edwanlsen, Esq. 15 Main Btrert. 4-DOOR SEDAN 1616 Entontown, N. J., p.o.e way to reach your No need to waste time Attorney. looking for a place to Aug. 11. IS, 29. Sept. 1 119.63 FAIRLADY ' $ SPORTS CONVERTIBLE goal. park. Just drive up to NOTICE OF PROPOSED 1996 p.o.e CONHOMDATION THAT SEATS FOUR wflo Notice Ji hereby given that appllca- our drive-in teller's win- llon has been msde to the Comptroller START TODAY! Per Annum

OLD BRIDGE — Recent dif- thU event) will earn Uw ii£t to; ference* between management line up in the 200-lap tilt frin<£ and ctr owners ironed out, Sun- Sept. 1. / • day night's NASCAR pro and Seeking similar privileges 'will? rookie stock car race* at Old be Pennsylvanians Joe Kelly and: By Hy Cunningham Bridge Stadium will be a special Jack Hart; New Yorkers Jimi qualifying round tor the 200-lap Hendrickson, AI DeAngelo, Bob; national championship face of Vaught, Johnny Couveia, oiorgl^ HOW EASY IS IT TO SCORE A HOLE-IN-ONE? next Friday, and'also help raise Tet, Artie Fillbrunn, Mousey; — The question ii out of line. It's not easy, just call it cash ior the Madison Township Kempster, Freddy Harbtch, Axel plain old luck. How many persons were lucky last Public Library Building Fund. Anderson and Joe Stampfef and Starting time for the eight-even Jerseyans Peter Frazee, Rahway,: year? According to figures on record, the answer is card is 8 p.m. Don Stumpf, Ridgefield Park,' 8,222. In 1959 there were 5,000 reported and experts More than 80 cars are promised Wally Dallenbach, East Bruns- figure no less than 10,000 aces will be made this year, for the 100-mile-an hour action, wick, Elton Hildreth, Brldgeton. this being the same program Dave Hulse, Lakewood, Frank Actually, scoring a hole-in-one Is easy if you washed out last Sunday by heavy Myroncuk and Augie Moscfiera. look at the report of Art Wall, pro at Pocono rains. The first 10 finishers in the both New Egypt, and others. Manor in Pennsylvania. He's recorded one on a 25-lap feature (25 cars will start Stan Van Brunt of West Long Branch and Ken Gadsby of Cran- score card no less than 35 times and is, beyond a bury will head up the big novice doubt, the greatest acer of all time. His longest Vice President's crew in two 10-Iap heats and a was 330 yards and his shortest 135, with 150 yards 15-lap feature while the pros use four 10-Iap heats to produce their about average. His first came when he was 12, Cup Captured By25-car lineup for the 25-lap Li- and one of his latest a couple of years ago while brary Building Fund Sweep- playing in the San Diego Open. Mrs. Sullivan stakes. Most lucrative holes-in-one were worth $50,000 INVITATION DAY — About 140 ladies teed off at Gibbs Hall Golf Club for annual Monmouth County Invita- tion Day Monday ai gue»ts of the Fort Monmouth Woman's Club. Left to right, front row, are Mrs. Claire Grail, LEONARDO — Mrs. Edmond Bucs Get Call each to Don January and Joe Campbell in the Desert Sullivan of Rumson won the la- Classic at Palm Springs, Calif. Seven aces have been Manasquan Golf Club, low gross, 18 holes, guests; Mrs. Roie Crowley, Manasquan, tying for low net, 18 holes, dies'. Vice President's Cup at For Physicals •cored in the Masters at Augusta, Ga., and five in the guasti; Mr*. Sis Parker, Fort Monmouth, low gross, 18 holes; Mr$. Dottie Johnson, tied for low net, 18 holes, Fort Beacon Hill Country Club yester- Monmouth; Mrs. Edie McMoran, Manasquan, low gross, guests, 9 holes and Mrs. Edna Wiesen, Fort Monmouth, low day defeating Mrs. William RED BANK - Candidates for U.S. Open. Bartlett, Red Bank, three and Red Bank High School's football Record for the longest hole-in-one belongs to net, t holes. In the second row are Mrs. H. J. Lewis, president, Fort Monmouth Woman's Golf Club; Mrs. two. squad are requested to report to George W. Caldwell, who hit a 425-yarder on the Merlyn Seatuorchio and Mrs. Ann Ready, Fort Monmouth elub, who tied for low net, 18 holes; Mrs. List GooJ- Mrs. Sullivan's victory com- man, low putti; Mrs. Flo Brown, Fort Monmouth member, low gross, 9 holes; Mn. Barbara Kendall, Old Orchard, pleted the action In the club's the athletic field for physical ninth hole of the Hillcrest Country Club In Win- 'Big Three" Tuesday, Mrs. John examinations Thursday morning low putts; Mrs. Angie Calabrese, Old Orchard, tied for low net, 9 holei, guests; and Mrs. Lucille Marra, Old Orch- Spencer, Middletown, won the ston-Salem, N.C., In 1939. And you don't have to Aug. Jl at 9 a.m. be a male to score an ace. A gal, Marie Robie of ard, longest drive. President's Cup with a three and two win over Mrs. Ira Miller, Athletic director Frank J. Wollaston, Mass., aced the 393-iyard, first hole at Rumson. Pingatora also announced that Furnace Brook in 1939. y "* j > Freehold A week ago, Mrs. Stanley Sav- the candidates should return that If you've never registered one don't/give up yet. Detroit Cuts Yankees' Lead age of Middletown won the wom- afternoon to pick up equipment. 'f en's club championship with a T. S. South of England plunked in a 110-yard gem at Trackman's four and three win over Mrs. Rob- Pre-season drills start Friday, the age of 91. Ada M. Carney was 74 when she wrote To 2 Games; LA. Beats N. Y. ert Squillare, Allenhurst. Sept. 1. her name in the record book* at the Vero Beach Coun- Selections try Club four years ago. Youngest ever to drive an ASSOCIATED PRESS ^ Angel sheepishly hid the distance 22 at bats against Angels pitching, ace was six-year-old Joe Dobson, Jr., at Enid Okla., in markers (345 feet) under a splash and only one was a home run. Clement Hanover Remember when the Brooklyn Judge Ingram of paint on the fences in right That came in the series opene 1958. The Duke of Windsor got one in 1956 at Kitz- Dodgers were heading for Los Dare Devil and left center. and it was No. 50 for Maris, now buehel, Austria, Angeles an4 looking for a place just 11 games ahead of Ruth' Cedar Crest Helen to squat until their park was Yet Wrigley Field has looked as For year* golfers could take out "Hole-ln-one" 1927 pace. Mantle, with 46, Mighty Always built? It looked for a while as big as they come for Roger Maris Farvel Doris insurance with Lloyds of London to cover expen- though they'd settle in Wrigley and Mickey Mantle, the M-M men five games ahead of the Babe. Field, a prospect that sent up a of the New York Yankees, in their The loss was New York's sixth Black Lite ses for traditional bar toasts. They've discontinued Doctor Mike holler about short fences and assault on Ruth's record 60 of in the nine games at Wrigley these policies, which should give you a clue to the Sullivan Hanover home runs and a travesty of Babe 1927. Field and trimmed the Yankees' Incidence of one-stroke holes. Ruth's record. In nine games at Wrigley Field, lead over Detroit to two games Klptopeake Anyone scoring a hole-in-one between June 1 and Maris and Mantle, who have hit again. The second place Tigers W\ Cash The Dodgers found an out, mov-96 home runs between them, each whipped Cleveland, 6-0, behind Prince Cannon Dec. 31 this year is eligible for a two-week golfing trip ing into the Coliseum. But when managed to jolt only two out of the four-hit pitching of Frank Caryn Hanover to Scotland for two, where arrangements have been :he American League followed the park—and each was shut out Lary, who won his 19th. Royal Laird the National to Los Angeles this last night as the Yankees lost, Kansas City defeated Baltimore, Miss T Byrd made to have them play at such famous courses as season, the Angels had to set up 6-4, to the Angels in their last 5-3, Minnesota smacked the Chi' Rosetta .the Royal and Ancient Club at St. Andrew*. In addi- shop in Wrigley Field for lack of visit to Wrigley Field. cago White Sox, 3-0, and Boston Navy Jet anything else. tion, the lucky winner's professional gets $1,000. In the final three-game series, beat Washington, 5-4, in 10 inn- Shamrock Richards v Old Smuggler, popularly known on the 19th Well, the Joint's still the same, Maris and Mantle each had just ings. .All Jay _ still so short in spots that,the three hits in a combined total of Audrey Heberllng hole, Is sponsoring the Old Smuggler Hole-In-One The Angels were out-hit 13-8 by Lady wintonla the Yanks and didn't get a hit Sweepstakes. In fact, only 850 acers have regis- Major's Son Sa|)di| 8 TUBELESS after the fourth inning. * They tered their aces In this contest this year and appar- Sharp Time didn't need any. Four unearned 8 Reddle Dale ently the golfers are out of form. They'll never Major League runs In the fourth had put it Patricia. M make that 10,000 prediction. a*«y igainst Jim Coate* (9-4), Linda Carol with Joe Koppe's two-out, three- Stabilizer WHEN IS FOOTBALL PRACTICE OFFICIAL? — run double breaking a 3-3 tie. Homestretch Mack The question popped up when chatting in regards to Bobby Richardson was 5-for-S, Major's Pet the up and coming grid season next month.- Gtidders but. Maris was ft-for-4 and Mantle 10 Plavwrtht ., l-for-4 against southpaw starter 67. some schools are already working "out on their own, By The Associated Press TIRES Ted Bowsfield and winning re- A REPEATER AT I which is legal. However, there are always complaints (Time Is EST) iever Tom Morgan (6-2), a right- DENVER (AP) — Nine year: from other sources, mostly the candidates who are not hander. Marts found seven men nearing the sere and yellow RARE TfRE VALUE working out. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE on base In five trips, but brotieht for race horses, but there ii W L Pet. G.B. W L Pet. G.B. in lust one, with a sacrifice fly. plenty of life in old Lou Hill. 24 MONTHS GUARANTEE 50 .(OS Boss group of the schools, the New Jersey New York .83 43 .C5S Cincinnati 7( Lary (19-6) walked one and The Coloradoowned chestnu* 50 .580 IV, State Interscholastlc Athletic Association, says: Detroit M 45 .(43 2 Los Angeles 68 struck out two in putting away his ran second in a mile and one 52 .5(7 5 "Out of season practice, that Is, practice after the Baltimore 73 55 .570 11 San Francisco (8 18th comolete game in 2S starts sixteenth race at Centennia Cleveland M S2 .508 19 Milwaukee (5 54 .546 7% for the Tieers. who backed him Track. The neoot day he cami close of an official sports season, Is forbidden un- M .508 19 St. Louis ..(2 59 .512 Chicago M with 16 hits off loser Jim Perry back in a test of V/s miles an til the opening of the next school year Sept. 1. Boston M 70 .4*2 25 Pittsburgh 58 10 .492 14 (9-12) and two relievers. Billy won by more than a length. «9 22V4 "Any school proved guilty of violating the above Minnesota SS 71 .440 27'/4 Chicago -.50 .420 Bruton had four hits and drove Los Angeles 54 71 .432 Philadelphia ...33 87 .275 40 in two runs, one with a homer. FRESH DAILY rule shall be placed on probation by the association Washington 50 73 .407 3.1% Thursday's Results Deron Johnson's two-run homer Kansas City 41 71 .3(8 Philadelphia 7, Chicago 4 for not less than one year, and shall receive no cham- broke up a 3-3 tie in the eighth Thursday's Results m Milwaukee (, Pittsburgh 1 pionship recognition in any sport from this association, St. Louis 10, Los Angeles 1 inning for the A's and beat Dick Boston V Washington 4 (10 Inn- or enter any championship games, matches, meets, or Cincinnati 8, San Francisco 5 Hall (6-5). Bill- Kunkel (3-3) was CHUM Ings) the winner. Today's Games and Probable tournaments sponsored by the association." Minnesota 3, Chicago ( Pitchers Southpaw Jim Kaat (7-12), who BAIT ft TACKLE Interpretations: 1. Thus, for example, football Detroit I, Cleveland 0 Milwaukee (Wllley 5-7 and Clon- ripled and scored the Twins first HEADQUARTERS practice In May, or basketball practice In April Kansas City 5, Baltimore 1 Inger 4-2) at Philadelphia (Buz- run in the second inning, hung up are forbidden because they would occur after the Loa Angeles «, New York 4 hardt 4-13 and Short .4-10) (2), his first major league shutout by • SKIN DIVING EQUIP. Today's Games and Probable limiting the White Sox to five • MARINE HARDWARE close of those seasons, etc. (:05 p.m. Pitchers Chicago (Cardwell 11-10) at Pitts. singles. Ray Herbert (8-12) was • 24-hr. SELF SERVICE ICE Boston (Conley 7-11) at Los An- the loser as the Sox suffered their 2. With regard to out-of-season football practice, burgh (Sturdivant 2-1), 8:15 0 • BOAT ACCESSORIES the following statement is to be noted: geles (Moeller 4-«),:4:J0 p.m. p.m. second straight shutout. New York (Terry 10-1) at Kansas I Los Angeles (Koufax 134) at Cut The Red Sox made it on Jackie There shall be no out-of-season practice under City (Archer 8-9), 10 p.m. clnnatl (Purkey 144), 9:05 p.m. Jensen's second home run^of the Thaw or* ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT on finest 194) cars. Ev«y Hre the direction of an Instructor, coach or student Detroit (Bunnlng 14-9) at Wash- San Francisco (O'Dell 4-4) at St. game, snapping a 4-4 tie with one JULIAN'S tagged for quick sale I Muit make room for new 1962 OMGINA1 leaders by an eligible high school athlete. This ington (Hobaugh 8-7), 8:05 p.m Louis (Sadeckl 114), 9 p.m. out in the 10th. His first homer, Rt. M Atlantic Highlands EQUIPMENT Hres on th« way. eliminates any form of equipment under any kind Cleveland (Bell 8-13) at Chicago Saturday's Schedule good for two runs, had deadlocked (Plzarro 9-5), 9 p.m. Chicago at Pittsburgh, 1:30 p.m. it in the sixth inning. Mike ALL SIZES IN STOCK... QUANTITIES LIMITED... BLACK- of instruction. Open Sun. 5 A. M. to I P. M. Baltimore (Fisher (-11) at Minne- LOT Angeles at Cincinnati, 2:30 Fornieles (8-8) was the winner Open Dally 6 A. M. to 7 P. M. WAIL-WHITEWALL... ALL TUBELESS... ALL GUARANTEED. an "The object of this explanation is to make clear the sota (Krallcfc 11-8), 10 p.m. p.m. j d Pete Burnside (1-6) the Saturday 5 A. M. to 7 P. M. Not.. Thaw art "Low Profile" tirei mad* of TYREX'-RAYON Hra cord. point that there shall be absolutely no football practice Saturday's Schedule San Francisco at St. Louis, 2:30j>°fer, both in relief. AvallabU In n*w smart NARRO-WHITE ttyling. Detroit at Washington, 1:30 p.m. p.m. from the end of one football season until the follow- Cleveland at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 8:05 ing Sept. 1. Any subterfuge or sharp practice shall be Baltimore at Minnesota, 2:30 p.m. p.m. Ju.S.ROYAlCoa$t-To-C 10 RACES DAILY THRU OCT. 2 Ont Milt South of Airport J-Kllllies • Plenty of 1 Parking Space . Ad. POST TIME: 2 P.M. Call for *|j 7*41)4 OUTSTANDING CAMPER - Nancy Graham, canter, of minion si.20 • Reier- vatlom Call HO 2-3800 > DAILY DOUBLE Appointment Jrl »"*Wf Eatontown receives award as top girl camper at Sea- Bill Chadwick # Bob Kunxa • L«s St«v«ns shore) Day Camp, Wait End, from diracfor John Citta- Where Route 9 meets Route 33. Freehold. N.J dino during camp's 35th doting ax«rcii*i recently. A I.CAVi. Itfd Bulk trnni Srw Vntk Bui Terminal. OON: F.«lrmlo»n;.M«in M.. i;.ij, !.„„- Br»nrh. )2» proud mofhar, Mrt. Martin Griham, ii at left. "™d"M' "::"" *'*""* '"*"'• ""' Tl>rml1"11- ^ U.S. ROYAL0TIRES Charm Boy Wins IB Trot RED BASK REGISTER Friday, Aufuat 25^1961-21 Hy Spotting Sports Hesseltines Cop At Freehold Oval; DD-$172.80 • • " . — Continued — , ' 3. Physical examinations may be given before Sept 1 Doubles Title in RB Opel FREEHOLD — Charm Boy held from behind in the stretch to re- victory wu a. thriller. The Car- so that all boys may be, checked before the first day of «H a late closing rush by Queen ward hii supporters among the mine Abbatiello piloted .6-year-old practice. Equipment may be issued on or after Aug. 25 RED BANK — Nornie and B.to Richard Nicolettt and Bill received top-seed in this y*Wi M»y yesterday afternoon to cap-ladies' day crowd of 7,253 with brown mare rushed to the front but under no circumstances may your boys wear their belt defending Schooley. outing. ture the feature $2,000 Long across the board mutuels of $35.80 at the midway mark and raced But they made it tough, going For Nicoletti and Schooley, $11.80 and $5.40. equipment or practice before Sept. 1, hampions Sue Porter and Phyl- irueh Trot at Freehold Race- beautifully to a one length vic- ,s Lobdell yesterday for the to three sets and five match both of Red Bank, it was the f*e- Other longshot winners'on the tory for his second win in three way. Rules are made to be abided by, and still they omen's doubles title of the Redpoints before bowing, 6-3, 5-7, 6-4.ond victory in three final round heavy racing course were An- Freehold starts this season. It marked Charm Boy's tec- ank Open tennis tournament. the Hesseltines, a mother- encounters here with-Goldberf triumph here and chorage, $12.80 in the fourth; J.D. are being broken in several areas, one way or daughter team from Middletown, ond straight Final score in the match, which and Conklin, who live In .Long the second winner of the after- S., $17 in the fifth and Easter another. ad been halted because of rain who were seeded second, won the | Branch. noon for reinsman Bob Farring- Gal, $24.60 in the sixth. Monti Duo We know of a coach who issues shoes and writes first set, 6-3, and were tied, 3-3, After Goldberg and Conklin led ton, currently the nation's leading Country Charm Us seventh race unday, wag 6-3, 8-6. in the second when play stopped off the two-hour match by taking dash winner. The 8-year-old chest- letters to his candidates telling them where they might Meanwhile, another pair of de- Surtday. tw games, the winners rallied fending champions bit the dust 0 nut gelding paid $8 t0 win. Farr- Santelle play. One dad called this ridiculous. He says the kid Yesterday they took five games for a victory in the first set. , ington won with Boy Tempered Freehold might put on 50 pounds over the summer and would be in the boys' doubles. Gary Gold- to three from Mrs. Porter and Mrs. They worked up a 5-3 lead In also *8 to win, in the third race serg and Bill Conklin, 1960'g ti- Lobdell. The defending champs, the second set. But then Goldbtrj? The highest daily double payoff Net Victors worthless at the position mentioned in the letter. eholders, lost this year's crown who also come from Middletown, held serve, and the Branchert of the meeting resulted when Sota Results LITTLE SILVER — The third- Naturally the kids are anxious to get going won the set to tie it up. Song teamed with 16-1 shot Prin- Flrtt raco—1 m. Pact, MM, off 1:0s. In the third set, Nicoletti and Sota Bone (Romano) 7.40 4.00 3.40 seeded mixed doubles team of when the school term nears in a few days. Grid- l cess for the combination here Scot Adveotura started: Klchard'i iiootli, and Betsy Sanderson, Lit- Mrs. Lyman Wins Goldberg and Conklin came bedC $172.80. It marked the third suc- Pride, Johnny Maplecroft, Sadie Jo, tle Silver, advanced to the quar- shape for the season honestly . But you'll notice strong to move even at 3-3. - Dock Peanut, Frlacota. ; cess for the combinztion ere this Second race—1 inm.. Pace,, SON, off 3:31. ter-finals of the Santeile Tennis some of these workouts will have the same grld- Then Nicoletti and Schooley Prln'a HollH a.(S«.'on)a.(S«.'on)3S.el O 11.80 6.40 this session. Tournament here Tuesday. snatched the next two games ejid RaRa w rfldee JiJ m (Qulnn).Q) . — 5.60 3.220 ders that are in the starting lineup when opening On Rumson Links Sota Song, piloted by James Ro- Lorord Titan (KObutij — 3.83.80 had two match points ta the Time—2:22.2Ti2222 . AAUU o KartellKtl: Igo C, The Monti-Sanderson duo mans, fashioned a wire-to-wire Counlesa Wllma, Cathy Forreatar, Etta crushed Al and Helen Avchen, day arrives. ninth game of the set when CM* Mrs. Lyman used up 43 strokes opening event triumph, returned Mae, Hopeful Image. Scratched: Mis* Holmdel, 6-1, 6-4. It is a tough problem for the coaches and the asso- RUMSON — Mrs. T. U. Lyman berg and Conklin won a flna! re^ Rosa Dream. ! Maplewood covered a soggy $7.40 for, $2. Princess Mollie G., UAII.V DOUBLE (6-4) PAID S17I.80 The Avchens had won the tour- ciation. The coaches are glad to have their gridders whil» completing the first nine, prieve. steered by Robert Sampson, came Third race—1 m. Face, $760, oil 1:18. nament in 1938, but were unseed- umson Country Club course with She came back strongly with a On the. third match po'"' Boy T«mpsred(Farr'ton)B.OO 4.20 2.80 working into shape, while NJSIAA is not too happy yesterday to win a one- Marlln (Fltetll) - — ».B0 4.60 ed this year. 37 in the hornhome, stretc(t retch to totopn *e next game, Nicoletti slami Norway (Batlard) — — 3.00 Rain and the threat of rain iay tournament sponsored by the powerful forehand to wia thf Time—*.2tl. Also tttrttd: Vonlan when these gatherings take place. the field. Lite, Lone Sim Ready, Stiadydala Bis- have cancelled all other matches few Jersey Women'i Golf As- championship. Need Teams ter, lir. Qulnlon Scott, Highly Bucky. It's time for athletic directors to take inven- She also took the low net prize Fourth race—1 m. Trot, WO, oil 3:15. on the Riverview Ave. court this ociation, Nicoletti and Schooley Anchoraie (Cawieu ..._16.20 6.20 3.20 week. tory!! with a 74. Mrs. Mount trailed in seeded first in this year's tourney Hughla Hanover(Hatchell)— 5 80 3«O Rain in North Jersey yesterday For Sept Buccanttr ee, Wlldwood Chris. Mrs. Ray Mount of The Kroll n high school play last spring. Cage Tourney Fifth raw—1 m. l'ace, *8M, oil 3:51. 1. D. 8. (Dennis) JT.OO 8.40 «.OO look second with an 81 . to finish among the top 10 was In the only non-championihip Grateful Ray(Ellermaii; — «.eo 4.20 Third place went to Mr« Oliver Mrs. William H. Sullivan of Deal, match of the day, seventh-seeded ASBURY PARK — The first Evelyn Recent istablished a mile track record added. nuo Hal, Hasty Boy. been entered in the event, which Eighth race—1 m. Trot, $1,000. 5:11 in his last appearance at Free- Individual awards will be given Charm Boyr n Randall's Island, will present Opw Daily S A. Kilo I P.M. Jersey Players trophy to the winning owner. Completing the field are Fire- Rotary BASEBALLERS BECOME ACTORS — Roger Maris, leff, and Mickey Mantle, the men and Overton. Ranlom Song KOUTEX Recalled By Reds Yankee home run pair, get actreu Doris Day to autograph a baseball after comple- has won six of seven starts in ! We North *f Astoy ««*• Power Mowers the past two years, at Freehold. CINCINNATI (AP) - The Cin- tion of Hollywood, movie scene in which they portray themselves. They, along with Record Holder cinnati Reds baseball team has Yogi Berra, appear in several scenes with Mist Day and Cary Grant in the film recalled 14 minor league players, "Touch of Mink." including three from, its Jersey (AP Wirepheto) To Compete At City, N. J., International League farm club. New Dragstrip Those called up from Jersey Freehold City were pitchers Marshall Giants Cooled MANV1LLE — At least one Bridges and Victor RavaliJIo and world champion will be on hand first baseman Rogelio (Borrego) Entries Sunday 'for the inaugural drag Newly developed engineer- FIBST KACE — 1 mile; 2:00 p.m Alvarez. Also recalled was Fred P. P. I- ) Trot Purae 165' acing program in more than 60 ing principle of a cutting Hopke of Newark, N. I., a first 7 Judr» Ingram jr. O'Neal 3 By Reds, 8-5 stock and gas classes at the new- unit which provides a 2 Clement Hanover R. Farrlnfton i cleaner, smoother and safer baseman with Indiatvapolis n the5 Lithograph . C. Kobaah ly constructed Manville Dragway. American Association. « Dara Devil .... L. Paulaon cut. * 8 Mils Gail Scott .... R. Jamei ASSOCIATED PRESS behind once mort with their third George Weiler of Reading.Pa., Reds general manager Bill De- 4 M. P'a Joe L. Lurghl 8- Managers Fred Hutchinson and loss in games. will compete in the same 'B' 7 Models to choote from Witt said yesterday none of the 1 Proud 8ong G. Garey 10- 3 Maryland Wllmer H. UacMullln 10- Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh, 5-],competition coupe in which he es- minor league players will report Also Eligible: Janet Rose L (Lewis! Walt Alston had the same idea tablished a world speed record to the parent club this season. Qussle Hanover (Hatchell) when it came to doing something with Warren Spahn winning No SECOND RACE — 1 mile; 1:25 p.m. 303, and Philadelphia tagged the of 1J8 m.p.h. at the York, (Pa.) P. P. 28/Maiden Pace Purse (650 about losing streaki, ..but only Dragway. He will be one of more G 2 Mighty Always c. Dill 3-1 Chicago Cubs, 7-4 for their thjrd There are 12 thoroughbred race I Cedar Great Helen F. Tele Hutch had the right answer—and straight success after a record 23 than a dozen top drsg racers in tracks In Maryland but only three ! Homestretch Chuck W Ridgway tiie East already entered in the 8 Farvel Doria it gave his Cincinnati Reds a 3 consecutive defeats. K! 1-3815 —Bowie, Laurel and Pimlico— ... H. fcamden 7 Afton Vernon c. DeMore game lead again over Alston's Cardenas, stepping In' for Ed irogram. are one mile ovals. 6 Mlckle McHal .... J. Dennis Sr. 8- Promoter Ed Otto said the Highway 35, OaMiurst 4 Homestretch Dandy .... J. Qulnn 10- Kasko at shortstop, had two 3 Maverick B Hal M. Akoury Jr. 12- ;till-slumping Los Angeles Dodg- growing entry list for Sunday's Third baseman Clete Boyer of Also Eligible: National Guard (Dean ers in that National League race. doubles and a single among the THIRO competition clearly indicates top thhe Yankees has had less than RACK — I mile; J:50 p.m. Reds' 13 hits off loser Jack San- Lawn and Garden Supplies P. P. C 3 Trot Purse J75« Hutchinson, after losing four in speeds will be stained on the 'three years of minor league 1 Black Lite C. Hatchell .1- ford (10-7) and reliever Stu Mil-quarter mile paved drag strip lo- * SCOTT Lawn Products * 2 Sullivan Hanover C. Kelly 4-' a row, juggled his line-up and baseball. ler. Two errors, by Willie Me- Oavry Dean ..: V. Cowger 4-: came up with Leo Cardenas and ated on Rt. S33 at the Manville Eiolse , w. Staau 6-1 Covey and John Orsino, and twoMrport. Ot least eight competl- Doctor Mike o. Forshey s-1 Dick Gernert, who paired for five walks loaded the bases for Car- 5 Bob McEllen R.. Shilees SSl hits and four RBI aj the Reds km dragsters have been entered 8 Dial Ronnie II. Camden 101 denas' two-out two-bagger off llong with more than six high 3 Jay Wyn ... c. Brlttlngham 121 cooled off San Francisco, 8-S, last Miller, giving the Reds an 8-2 Also Eligible: Darn SlicSlik (LongL T Kka night. xwered roadsters and « host of Ola's Dean iCarbone) lead. Gernert, taking over for :oupes. RENT A CAR or FOURTH BACK — 1 mile; 3:1S p.m Gordy Coleman at first base, P. P. C 3 Pace Purse 1750 Alston also juggled his line-up, The 50-foot wide track will open 0 Prince Cannon .... R. Farrington 3-1 nserting old pro Duke Snider. had two singles. 4 Klptopeake c. Crockett 4-1 :t 9 a.m. for car safety inspection, TRUCK from HERTZ 8 Mighty Hayes _ J. Adarno 4-1 But the Duke was 0-for-4 and the Southpaw Jim OToole (13-10) 1 Shorty Purdue V. Cowger B-l classification and practice runs, 6 Nemma's King W. Long 6-1 second place Dodgers lost their was the winner with relief help iliminations will begin- at 2 p.m. U'DRIVE . . . Call 7 Will Cash M. Coloton 8-1 10th in a row, 10-1, at St. Louis, from Jim Maloney in the eighth. 1 Jerry Destiny _ R. James 10-1 Drag racing will be held Sun- 3 Queponco Joe w. Allen 10-1 before shoving off tor Cincinnati Say afternoons at the new Drag- PR 5-1515. CA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 FIFTH KACE - 1 mile; and tonight's opener of a four- The Cards, winning four In a f. P. C 1 Paw PuaPurae |75| 0 row with the three-game sweep way through November. 5 Cry Jimmy w. FFolel y 3-31 game series with the Reds. 1 Sensation j. Qulnn 4-1 over Los Angeles, socked loser 2 My Treasure C. Abballcllo 8-1 The Reds shook their slump Stan Williams (11-10) quick, scor- Portugal's golf team of H. Paul- 8 Caryn Hanover , H 8cott with four unearned runs in the 4 Miss T Byrd c. Kelly „-. ing in the first on Bill White's ino and F. Pina finished 33rd STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY • 86 PROOF A79 329 r seventh inning, triggered by Car- S5??!.W. ". - V. Cowger «•! two-run homer. Alex Grammas, and last in the Canada Cup OLD HICKORY DISTILLERS CO., PHILA. «4/5Qt "" 3 Kenny Vic ~:.ZZ-.~Z7J. Romano 10-1 denas' winning three-run double, 7 Express Olrl . J. Smith 12-1 a .148 hitter, drove in fivfe runs, matches in Puerto Rico. SIXTH BACK — 1 mile; 4:0S4.'OS p.mp.m. and ended San Francisco's win- three with R C P Purse |750 seventh-inning f\, „ . * "" Purae-- ning string at six. That dropped double, for the Cards, who out- 7 Black Angel , w, Davis 41 the third place Giants five games 2 Shamrock Richards V. Cowfter 9-2 hit the Dodgers .18-8 as Lindy Mc- "I would like to bowl in the 1 Rosetta G. Forshev 3 Dale KeRent _ L. Srott 5 Daniel won his 10th in relief. 4 Navy Jet j. Roslno S- Patricia M _ C. DeMor* (1-1 5 Tally Ho Hal _ T. Hastings «_ _6 Debbie Walnut W. Lone; 101 Snider, subbing in center for 8 Helen Ann Direct .... N. Oerman 10-1 7 Sharp Turn w. Dill 12-1 the benched Tommy Davis, and following winter leagues," 6 Circus Candv .... I stelle 12.1 TENTH RACK — 1 mile; 5:45 p.m. SEVENTH BACE - 1 mile; 4:M p.m. P. a Paca Purse }650 Maury Wills were the only. Dodg- P. P. C 2 Con. Pace Purse 1850 7Onvernor n n Fnrahey s-3 5 HomestretcMolly Voloh _... W. ARld. IrtiwaOwtns'.Tl y 41l er starters who /ailed to hit. The 1 Myrtle's Dream _-M O'Neal 7-2 S Hob Dee _ y JaaeJaapr Dodgers, scoring on a wild pitch CHECK.X-BOX * All Jay „ Q. Molrnr 4- Playwright K. iluebsch • P°"V Bjrnl C. Abballrllo ^. 2 Major's Pet JJ. Foley in the fifth inning, have total Jujt 5 Lady Wlntonla. A. Owens «- Micky I-ynn ...„ j. Pennls 23 runs while losing 10 in a row 3 Audrey Ifprhprllng J. Adamo 8- H Bench Hrad K. Pierce ln-1 Coffee & Dpnut 4 Orattan Express w 1)11112-1 6 Wllma «ulnton M. rtobinson ljifor (he first time Jince 1944. Houiewtves R Blllo»nla _ J. Rnklno lfl-1 Morning League riC.HTH RACK — 1 mile: 4:ISS p.m Afternoon League, PP. B 3 Pace Purse |12M Golden Aga League "Miss Steel pier" 4 Jolly Gent ..: j. Roslno .1-1 • 6 Major's Son A. Abhatlello 3-1 I Dreamy Bill To be ann. 41 EDUCATION DOES NOT Golden Age League f 1 Sharp Time „... H. Camden fl-1 Parent and Child 7 Success Major M. Alur HI Woman 50 * over 1 Reddle Dale M. 1960 Ford Fairlane 500 Club Se., 8 Cyl., A.T. CARS; TO BE SACRIFICED. UC1073 1960 Ford 4-Dr. Ranch Wag., Wh., Std., 6 Cyl. Follow Your Friends To See us for the best deal. We UC966 1960 Fofd Ranch Wagon, Blue guarantee our used can in UC801 1960 Ford Fairlane 4-Dr., 8 Cyl., A.T., Blua writing. Lowest Prices on UCM7 1960 Ford Ranch Wagon, Blue '61 OLDSMOBILE & '61 CADILLAC UC1037 1960 Ford Fl. 2-Dr. Sed., Blue, 8 Cyl., A.T. CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. All Models to Choose From UC6S8 1959 Ford Fairlane 4-Dr., Sed., V8, A.T 1395 DENDER'S UC864 1959 Ford Custom 300. 4-Dr., Green A.T. 13951 325 MAPLE AVENUE , RED BANK Chrysler. Imperial, Plymouth IMMEDIATE UC1040 1959 Renault 4-Dr., Dauphine, Tan 595 and Valiant UC713 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 4-Dr.. H.T. 1395 GMAC—TERMS OPEN EVENINGS First and Lincoln Avenues DELIVERY UC906 1958 Plymouth Savory 4-Dr. Sed. . 675 Atlantic Highlands, N. J. UC1030 1958 Ford County Squire, White, PS 1195 SH 1-3130 UC1054 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 4-Dr., Yellow, White- 995 AT 1-0156 UC1071 1958 Ford Ranch Wagon, 4-Dr., 6, A.T 895 UC932 1957 Ford Fairlane, 2-Dr., H.T.. Blue. 895 UC945 1957 Nash Metro, Pink, White. 250 UC953 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Victoria 695 UC981 1957 Ford Fairlane 500. 2-Dr 395 UC1026 1957 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe 595 ACTION UC1070 1957 Chevy Bel Air 2-Dr. H.T., PS, A.T. 995 UC1078 1957 Ford 4-Dr., Fairlane 500. Yellow, Black.. 795 INC. SALE! UC936 1956 Ford Custom 4-Dr., Black V8 245 KROLL MOTORS UC978 1956 Pontiac Convertible, Red , .,,..<. , 625 UC993 1956 Ford Mainline 2-Dr., V8, Blue, White. 195 RUSSELL UC1023 1656 Pontiac 4-Dr., 8 Cyl., AX; 395 OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC UC1077 1956 Ford Ranch Wagon, Tan, Whlte.. 295 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK SH 1-0910 UC44O 1955 Plymouth Savoy Fordor, Green 295 FORD of Long Branch Open Eves, 'til 9 P.M. Air-Conditioned Showroom UC973 1955 Mercury Coupe, Monterey. 295 UC995 1955 Ford Fairlane, 4-Dr, Turquoise. White.. 295 UC1020 1955 Pontiac, 4-Dr. Sed., Gray 295 UC1039 1954 Pontiac 4-Dr. Sed., A.T.. 8 Cyl 295 UC1051 1953 Plymouth Cambridge, 2-Dr., Gray 95 UC1028 1954 Ford 4-Dr., Crestline, Blue ., 125 Clean Sweep UC1068 1954 Buick Roadmaster, 2-Dr. Riviera 100 CLOSE MATAWAN FORD 60 MAIN ST. MATAWAN SALE Successors to Geo. S. Barrett & Son LO 6-3100 On All New and Used Cars OUT PRICES CUT TO THE BONE 1961 IMMEDIATE FORDS MERCURYS 3 GALA DAYS DELIVERY FALCONS COMETS ** Friday - Saturday - Monday WHILE THEY LAST THUNDERBIRDS —-NEW CARS— 1961 THUNDERBIRDS CONTINENTALS STOCK 500 2-4»r *A-30 FAIRLANE ttandard . . $2097.40 STOCK FAIRLANE automatic $217142 EQUIPPED AS FOLLOWS STOCK Cruii-o-moric, powtr ttMring, powtr brokei, wtiittwollt, movable storing •A-189 R. WAGON •tankard . ., $2202.12 wheel, undercootfng, padded datli, QUALITY IMPORTED USED CARS! STOCK Iramidorlied radio, Moglc-Air* Htat- ENGLISH 9 FAIRLANE •utomatii .. $2239.52 •f, plui! '60 MORRIS Sedan (2) $ 995 STOCK LIST $4542 SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 '61 AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE, Red $1595 frA-174 R. WAGON automatic $2576.70 '59 PORSCHE, Coupe $2650 STOCK club VtcMrla, VI SALEW MONMOUTH ST. and MAPLE AVE. RED BANK '59 MGA, Red $1595 »A-56 powtr, automatic GAL AX IE PLUS r. i. TAX '59 AUSTIN HEALEY $1845 USED '59 MORRIS Convertible $ 795 EVERY ONE A '59 JAGUAR 3.4 Sedan • $2595 Stick Shift, I Owner, Low Mileage —USED CAR SALE SPECIAL™"" CARS '58 MGA Roadster (2) $1395 '58 HILLMAN HUSKY Station Wagon $ 795 '53 FORD Panel Delivery _ 295. •56 MERCURY Custom 2-Dr., Mercomatic 550. '58 MARK VII JAGUAR Sedan, automatic $1795 61 T-BIRD .2.** hairtop... $3595 59 T-BIRD 2-** Mp $2495 '56 FORD Custom 4-Dr...... 595. '58 MORRIS Convertible $ 695 '55 LINCOLN Capri Hardtop Coupe 595. '56 HILLMAN Station Wagon $575 '56 FORD Country Sedan, FOM. Power Steering 695. 57 FORD ranch wagon $ 895 58 FORD retractab.e hardtop $1395 '57 FORD Fairlane Tudor, Fordomatic 750. '55 HILLMAN Sedan ° $ 450 '57 FORD Del Rio Wagon, Power Steering, FOM 895. '53 MG TD $ 895 '57 FORD Convertible Coupe, Fordomatic 895,. Qnce '57 FORD Country Sedan Station Wagon, FOM, PS _ 950. '52 MG TD, Blue $ 900 58 CHEVROLET SIS!',, $1095 57 DODGE Kop : $ 895 '59 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-Dr. Power-Flfte ...... 1050. '5.5 MG TFI500. Like New , $1450 '58 FORD 9-Passenger Country Sedan, FOM 1095. '58 CHEVROLET Brookwood Station Wagon, PG _ 1095. '59 FIAT 1200 Convertible $1650 56 MERCURY $ 795 56 FORD Country sedan $ 695 '59 FORD 6 Cylinder Custom 300 Tudor - 1095. '57 CHEV. Bel Aire 4-dr. HT, Auto., PS, PB $1045 '58 MERCURY Monterey Hardtop, Full Power 1195. '60 FALCON Deluxe 2-Dr Sedan 1350. '58 CHEV. Impala Conv. Rough $ 995 '60 FORD 6 Cylinder Fairlane "500" Fordor - 1395. '58 MERCURY Monterey 4-Dr., Full Power 1595. The Shore's Fastest Growing FORD Dealer •58 LINCOLN Mark III Hardtop Coupe 1695. •60 FORD 4-Dr. Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic —1795. Continental Cars, Inc. "61 COMET 4-Dr. Sedan. Automatic. 8,500 Miles 1895. PHONE '61 FALCON Deluxe 2-Dr.. Fordomatic 1895. Only Quality Imported Automobiles 671 BROADWAY LONG BRANCH •60 MERCURY Monterey 2-Dr. Hardtop, MOM, PS 2450. 19 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK CA 2-3600 •59 CONTINENTAL Mark IV 4-Dr. Hardtop 3000. NEW ECONOLINE Pickups with Heater 1695. SH 7-4500 OPEN EVES. FOR SALE RLD BANK REGISTER Friday, Augurt 2S, 1961—23, AUTOS AND TRUCKS MOBOJE HOMES HELP J»ANTED-JPEMALE HELP WAWTEP-FEMALE FOB SALE DOLL HOUBE (2. child's gate ti. paji- au FORD cx>wv_m_i_r HOBOS HOMES idler TV Ilcfat n. red fceramic boil afid HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAUt UK "T-EmO" englt- 10* dnrn mauder & studio »uci (9. lUdcp) (floor tuck Him, n«t—i *©JJ>« ctn) 7-je_r tloiDcttl ARMY OFFICER . ble and bench, needs Mflnuhinf 13. $2&0 r rim bis bethlneue M, Maple crio uvl PR <-3*78 ttttr * p.m. ROBBINSVILLE CHILDREN'S WEAR nuttrcsf *2O. t>"Tr*t chair K. duli's -TRAILER BALES IKC oeVlni c&Jr *2.50, two iloll crs41ei PtTMOUTH sTT-TaON WAQON —0 RobblnavlUe, N. RETIRES and |2, j»U/ chair |L fhlW'i tent STANLEY K. DOWNS Reufn. Good atttlon or atUHy e«j JU M320 r W. " tt». O» 1mi Exercizo! Also, odds utt ends. DEPARTMENT MANAGER U t-M REAtTOR; IBM CHEVROLET DUMP truck. Utt MOBIL- HOME — Ox* two bed- TO MID-WEST tons. rooms, washer, Garden Park Trailer IAPLE bedroom set, double bed, chest. Site. HuM. gl.«0. CO .MM8. iur*»u, 175. Call "HOMES OF CHARM AND VALUE" BH 1-3(92 Mature woman wantad for supervisory position in children's Thil Weit Pointer icrved our coun- ._ MARXOKTB — 10x46, with 8x30 SH iMO PLYMOUTH FOUR-DOOR ledut. 1 try wen tnd ieivei behind ttir«» SHadyside l-10rj good rubber mechantciUy* perfect. Beit aluralDum awninc. '*- Twu bedroom •, end infanti wear. Experience necessary. 3AMERAt 35 mm. Voightiannded r crom- SHREWSBURY offer accepted. Call after e p.m. Lr titan and attractive. Maybe teen at inent, 1.5 lens, telephotpt o wwidi e angle SYCAMORE AVENUE •Helevtlte Trailer Court, We it Ketni complelt rooms, of furniture. Ai> l ns, casescass , many accessoriesaccessorie . Value 0544. burg. Call CA 2-2594 or SH 7-0437. Excellent opportunity iver 560, will sell for $250. Excellenl SPRITE I860 WHITE — Rum better 1951 PAN AMERICAN WEBTCOAST— lumi unpaid b<nca or flM a.nd :ondltlon. see to sppreclate. Phone for APPROVED MORTGAGE OF $19,400 available on «M«»»«J- than newcJMk" like a jewel with If 35'x8'. Large living room, one bed- All company benefits ippolntment. Whiting. RU 1-2144. ern seven-room ranch home, on % acre landscaped plot Tne hardtop. tl500. 787-4502. room, fully Insulated. Never on road. thi whole hfluiehold ii youn. Beau- .NTNUES — Solid Mahogany sleigh ving room is 28' with picture windows overlooking garden «M 1851 MQ-TD GOOD CONDITION. 1760 Real bargain. Owner must iel). TW 2- ed with cover, spring and inallress, RADIO. HEATER. CALL BETWEEN 1900 or after » p.m. CA 3-0106. Write "Department Manager," Box 511, Red Bank.. tiful 10-pc. convertible living room eat of drawers, dreaser, mirrors, rock- (oung fruit trees. Wall oven kitchen. Large breakfast room. 69 P.M 8H 1-5622 , Marbletop table, barometer, brie a- Three twin bedrooms, two tiled baths. 16'x21' family room. Full with TV, 8-pc. modern bedroom, ,rac. Moving. Naveslnk River Rd., Lo- 1954 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE U»t, AT 1-1754. Iry basement. Loundry room. Attached garage. Patio. Sept. Black and white. Needs crank ahaft AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS 6-pc. dinette with many citrai. top and teat covers, everything else EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED-MALE HORT WAVE — Home Diathermy. st possession. Asking $21,950. Hurry! dandy. Push button drive, whltewall*. MAN WANTED to work In liquor store, Low weekly payment! ol 92.50 a. Ike new, $30. Call radio. he»ter. First 1100 takes It. Bee ATTENTION HELP WANTED—FEMALE experience preferred but not necessary. AT 1-1164 'ARKL1KE SETTING in Old Shrewsbury. Beautiful shade trees, It at Tubby'i Shell Service, Mapl Must furnish excellent reference. Good week. Ave. and Bergen PI. BH 1-8—8, WOMEN—Wo7k in retail sales and fruit ,A\VN SWEEPER — Perrert cnndl- riodern colonial home. 100% air conditioned. Broadloom in the NEED COMPLETE packing, full or part lime. Also Satur- hours. Apply Monday. August 2£, 10 Cost $17.50, sell $7. Call AT 1- iving room, fireplace. Formal dining room. Tiled kitchen and 1857 CHEVROLET BEL AIR two-door FRONT END day and Sunday. Personal Interviews a.m. - 11 a.m. only, at Mayfalr Super 76i. hardtop. Must sell before school. Radio, only 8 a.m. to 12 noon or by appoint- Market, 56 Newman Springs Rd., Red iled laundry room. Four large bedrooms. Pine paneled recre- 1954 CHEVROLET ment. Delicious Orchards, ScobeyvtUe, Bank. 5.000 BTU American Standard gas fur- heater, new whltewall tires, power pack FIELD FURNITURE lace, complete with blower, thermostat jtion room 23'x23'23x23,, plus ppine den 17'x9' with built-in bar and re- V-8. SH 1-4412 after 5 p.m. 787-3733 Rt. 537, 2 miles east of Colts Neck , cop , ~_~ • •• I PT*. .. _ _ _ _. ^^ _._• <«jk n H traffic light. DRIVER NEEDED—Lost license. Start nd humidifierhidifi . $75$75. AfteAft r 5 p.mm. 60602 frigerator. 25' screened and glass porch. Two-car garage. An 95I) £1ERCURY — One owner, excel September 11 for approximately two WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT Calmer Ave., E. Keanstiura. See Jent condition, automatic transinissiuii, WOMAN to work In bakery specializing months. 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Five ndividual home. Just reduced to $33,500. A real bargain! radio, heater, whltewalls. Must sell. in homemade products. < full or part day week. 787-9209. 22 EAST FRONT STREET this home today! 8H 1-5315. BOATS & ACCESSORIES time. Personal Interviews only 9 a.m. SALES FINANCE COMPANY—Immedl- until 12 noon or by appointment. Deli- MERCHANDISE WANTED 1957 TRIUMPH T-110 — 1956 Triumph ate opening for adjuster. Good salary KEYPORT, N. J. VEED LOTS OF ROOM? See this modern split level home! Nine cious Orchards, Scobcyvllle. Rt. 537, 2 and liberal benefits. Call Appliance C.'.Li, Monarch motor bicycle. All low miles east of Colls Neck traffic light. 'IAN0S and musical Instruments rooms. Five bedrooms, 2'/ baths. Plus a 22' family room and » mileage, excellent condition. SH 1-8109. A& B BOAT SALES Buyers Credit Corp.. PR 5-8350. for appointment dial CO 4-3020 'anted. Highest prices paid. H. Ten- 2 L EXPERIENCED~REAL ESTATE salfs ter 3(16 Bain SLV'tikewboa or for-"lull basement. Plot -125'-X3OO'.--Post .and rail fenrr, . Vfry. con- S1MCA — 1961, four-door, five passen STORE HOURS: Monilay thru crott 3-2190. ger, Aronde Deluxe sedan. Radio, heat Offers area. Full time, experience desired but person needed for our expanding busi- enient location. Only $22,900. •; ar. 31 miles to a gallon. Beautiful • BEST PRICES ' not necessary. Write "DENTAL" Box ness. Call for appointment. Walker A Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. \NTIQUK3 - Paintings. N. J.Alias' • LARGEST SELECTION 511, Red Bank. Walker. Realtors, 601 Broad St driven only 26Q miles. Beautiful inte- • HIGHEST QUALITY Thursdsy ft Friday evenings till Estates purchased and appraised. BRAND NEW! " Brick and frame colonial. Eight large rooms. . rior. Manufacturer's list, 11882. Won In WANTED — Drivers with own car Shrewsbury. SH 1-5212. »:00 P.M. 2003. Tbe Hudson Shop Inc., Four bedrooms, 2'/ batlis. Base panel hot water heat. Basement. ; a raffle lour weeks ago. Don't need car On til boats, motors and trailers. for nursery'school, a.m. only. Call Cou- SALESMAN FULL TIME — Hammond L>road St., Shrewsbury. 2 do need cash. First I108O takes It. Prl Also a complete line of paints, hard Kreeatlon Bnal Israel, RU 14800. organs and pianos, must be able U wo-car garage. Half acre. Impossible to duplicate at $26,500. : vate owner. TWlnbrook 9-9059 anytime GAS REFRIGERATOR MO. Gas lur. )LD FURNITURE - Antiques, china ware, water skia and accessories. GIRL EXPERIENCED with children, demonstrate. Sales experience help nace $20. Double door electric refrlser [laisware, art objects and bric-a-brac, 1959 CHEVROLET — Blscayne two- Ironing, upstairs work, light cooking. ful. Call PR 50300 tor appointment. ator 420. Semi automatic washer mmediate cash for anything and every- RIVERFRONT IN RUMSON—145' on the Navesink. Palatial older *. door. Radio, heater, stick, low mileage. DISCOUNTS TO 40% Rccrnt references required. RU 1-1230. SALESMAN — Experienced, In mfn's WANTED — Black coal stove and hlng. Ruscll's, 25 East Front St. EH 1- lumber, will trade. Call SH 1-2573. .693. olonial home. 60' veranda—captivating marine view. Large liv- c $1100. Call AT 1-2185. A*8 BOAT SALES TYPIST — Letters and advertising wear. Abbey Men's Shop, 62 Broad St. n room. Dining room. Den 22'x27'. Two fireplaces. Four 1858 FIAT MODEL 1100 — Four-door. Hwy. 3« Belford its. At your horns. Write "Typist". Red Hank. SH 7-1783. OOLF CLUBS — Elsht matched Jlac WANTED -- USEirsPlNET OR CON- K ;: Good condition. One car owner. Call Between Keansburg and Box 511, Red Bank. COOKS WANTED — Good aecond, sal Gregor registered irons, true tempered IOLE PIANO. CALL spacious bedrooms, 2'/j baths. Ideal for large family. Convenient ; BH 1-5713. Atlantic Highlands four matciiPfJ Burke woods "Mark T' SH 7-<256. EXPERIENCED NURSE'S AIDE—Call ary open, pleasant working conditions registered, S150 value, used one seaion ; 1959 FORD GALAXIE CONVERTIBLE 787-5000 AT 1-0440. Bayvlew Nursing Home. At Meadv employment. BREAKFAST irons, 1)0; woods. |«0. SH 7-5517. :o schools, shopping and beach. Asking $45,000. —Black with red interior, white, top, lRntlc Highlands. COOK — Steady employment, salary V-8 automatic, power ateering, white' SACRIFICE — 21' Zobel Sea Skiff. Ex- ipcn. Apply Chef, Molly Pitcher Hotel COMPLETE SET ot furniture. Kltclicn, walls. Top condition.On« owner. Musi cellent condition. Call after 6 p.m., orSTENOGRAPHER - BOOKKEEPER Red Bank. dlnlnr, and bedroom sets. Refrigerate PETS AND LIVESTOCK •OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES FOR YOUR SELECTION" sacrifice. SH 7-4500. all day Saturday and Sunday. 8H 1 wanted by local real estate and Insur- and 21" television. Reasonable, Call 8544. ance office. Must be neat, efficient and BUTCHER WANTED — Apply CBS SH 1-8(18 after 3 p.m. l — Mlnhiture bTaci AKC. 1954 DE BOTO—Four-door aedan, beau Intelligent. Apply In own handwriting Super Market, 36 Main St.. Keans Moner, CA 9-1720 alter week- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE tlful car, new tires, whltewalls, radio, 18' CHRIS CRAFT sea skiff, I960. 105 stating age, experienced and salary de- burg. , all flay wceKenda. healer, 1275. 787-6489. h.p., 32 miles oer hour, excellent con- sired to "EFFICIENT" Box 611, Red ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE PHONE 'SHady.ida 1-1017 - dition. $1,800 firm. Transferred to Cal Bank. r\KC BEAGLE TUPPIES — Nltl 1955 FORD — Hardtop, two-door. Auto- Ifornla. CA 2-2032 nr RU 1-1704. Rent A Piano $12 per Month ppkx old, ?3.V Call WH 6-4770 or SH matic, radio, heater. Good condition. HOUSEKEET>ER EXPERIENCED" HELP WANTED—Male - Female •0B1.5. Oooci tires. 1325. BH 7-3041 after S p.m. BARGAIN — Any boat you want to Fond'of children, sleepln. For doctor's KNABK, MA30N-IIAML1N. SOHMUR STANLEY K. DOWNS own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- Home. Own room and TV. OS 1-3344. UKE; — Four bantam hrni, two 18(1 RAMBLER station wagon. Fully rangements completed In one call at REAL ESTATE SALES CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. STECK roosters; three- mon thi old male puppy. •quipped, luggage rack, plastic seat any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH GENERAL H0U8EW0RKER — COOK, Cookman Ave. ft Main St., Asbury Pk. tenlthy, accustomed to children, will covers, low mllesge. No down pay; COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1- live In. Own room, bath, TV. Five In WE ARE LOOKING Open dally till » Sat, till 5:30 ;row to medium size. OS 1-1245, Unent. Take over payments. 172.50 1000. family. References required. Good sal COMMERCIAL RENTALS HOUSES FOR RENT monthly. LI 2-3712 between 7 and 8 p.m. ry. SH 1-5948. For two persons who are Interested In Pit 6-9301 3EAGLE — Championship stock. AKC 18' LAP3TRAKE FLYING FINN with an exceptional Job opportunity. Must eglstereri. Male. Eight weeks old. Rea-STORE FOlFTvKNT—~on~vViilte~sr VEST KEANSBURO — Four-room XSETTA ^- 1957, one cylinder, 45-fH 50 h.p. Evlnrude, fully equipped. Also EXPERIENCED WAITREBSB8 - Full be aggressive and have pleasant person* DAN1BHMODERN oiled walriuTllve- ionnble. Field trial, or huntint. BH 1-Call your own broker or Call 8H 7- lome. Q«s heat. Very neat. Ideal for miles per gallon. Commuter'a special Michigan; hydraulic trailer. 15 Wardel or part time. Apply 8hora Point Inn. allty. Here la & .chance to work with plece living room, six-piecn dining M2. 1100. :ouple. $75 mnnth plus utilities. CHA^ 1200. CA 2-1758. Ave., Rumson. RU 11379 Hwy 35. Hazlet. t progress! ve organization. Your po- PEAU REALTY. Real Estate, Sl» Carr room, three-piece Kitchen. Cail alter JINIATURE KCHNAKZER, AKC OKK1CE SPACE FOIt RENT — On DE SOTO — 1957 two-door hardtop, IS1 BOAT SHELTER — Cabin, fully ential to earn a substantial Income Is 6 weekdays, after 10 a.m. Saturdays, \ve.. Kcsnsbiirg. 787-5S84. DEPARTMENT MANAGER — Experi- only dependent upon your initiative. Sundays, SH 1-6121. " REASONABLE Hwy. 35, Mlrtrlletown. Meal for profes- lUJMSON — Colonial threa bedrooms. turquoise and black, fully powerei equipped. 40 h.p. Mercury motor, Tee enced, for ladys apparel shop. Excel- Call BH 7-2160 ilnnal use. For information call SK 1- and equipped, good condition. Must b Nea trailer. Very good condition, In For further detalli call, El wood A. 'Ireplsce, sunroom, full cellar, hot water lent opportunity for an alert, energetic Armstrong Agency, Realtor, 55!i Proi- TKADE IN your old furniture with DO 1554. ill heat, detached two car farage, no •een to be appreciated. Asking (850. water. CO 4-2416. woman anxious to get ahead. Good down payment and get a new parloi •UPPIEB~^- Females, part terrier May take over payments. Call OS 1-1464 peel Ave., Little Silver. BH l-*500. art springitr spaniel, frea to good KEANSBURfJ — Factory or storage >ets. smsll family, lease, 1150 per »' SPORT ARISTOCRAFT runabout salary and msny benefits. Write "Alert" or dining room aet at sale prices. Wil- Box 511, Red Bank. BARB EMPLOYMENT AQENCX liam Left furniture Inc.. Hwy 35, omes. SH 7-2M8. warehouse. 73»1OO. Heavy, duty floor. rwnth; Winter rental - Furnished two I960 M. G, A, — Roadster 1800. LowBeautiful condition. Ready for water, Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders. 20' high celling, Truck high floor. r*rk bedroom', no pets, adults, (100 per tao. Also 10 h.p. Johnson. SH 7-3237. Mlddletown. flU 1-3213, open evenlngi mileage excellent condition. Muit cell. GENERAL CLEANING — One day 17S Broadway. Long Branch. CA 2-4747. till K p, m. 1110 cars. Write "Factory", P.O. Bomonthi . Dennis K. Byrne, Realtor, 8 HI 3-3193. week. $1.25 an hour. On bus line. '13, Red Bank. ' W. P.lver Rrl., RUmson 1-1150, 1860 8IMCA DELUXE tour-door, radl RU 1-1883 SWEET CORN—Tomatoes, all vegeta- REAL ESTATE FOR RENT NAUVOO MARINA, INC, bles. Picked fresh every morning from sTNO_r~ifARAa_ situated on Clay tiNFU-NiBHED HOUSE. Rumson. and heater, whltewalls, 1750. Call RU 1 CHRIS-CRAFT DEALER RUMSON SCHOOL TEACHER desire SITUATIONS WANTED, Female our own fields. Fill your frcezpr now, APARTMENTS m., Red Bnnk. Apply to Frank D. Shrewsbury River. Deep Water. New 1704. BOATS — MOTORS • NEW _ USED local, reliable, housekeeper-babysitter Gahler Bros. South St., Holmdcl, op Lawes. SH 7-2B7IS. bulkhead. Four bedrooms, two baths. WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners! 1957 CROWN IMPERIAL convertible. 1410 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, N. J for two. References necessary. Write rosite Hendix plant. UM.MKR RENTAL — Furnished 2-3-4 Living room (fireplace), dining room, Salmon red. A-l shape. Full power. 'RELIABLE" Box 511. Red Bank. or other occasions. Csll bedroom apartments. North Lonjr kitchen, oil heat. $200 per month on four excellent white wall tires. Call Mon. thru Thurs. 7 p.m., Frl. 10 p.m. SH 1-8881. WROUGHT IRON porch furniture, 185 Branch, occanfront, private beach, CA lease. Joseph o. McCue, Realtor, RU SLIPCOVER OPERATOR — To sew at 9x12 hrown and white tweed rug, V25 HOUSES FOR RENT AT 1-064& Saturday and Sunday » p.m. home. Call between 10 a.m. and 4 BOOKKEEPER—Wishes work to do at •1S03 •0444. 21' INBOARD fishing skiff. 109 h.p home. Billing, Journals, ledgers, trial electric lawn *hiowerV~|20: BH 1-6468. MANY FURNISHED RENTALS: - Dri 1941 PLYMOUTH — Body In good con Gray. Canvas navy top, one year old p.m. 7B7-240I. SPACIOUS FIVE ROOMS — Garden dltlon, motor In excellent running con, balance, payroll records. Can give 20 CONTEMPORARY COUCH - «70. Pal]apartment. Two bedrooms, lares living all prices and H«s, Ella Wiltshire Equipped, asking S20OO. Call CA 2 EXPERIENCED PERSON needed for hours work weekly. Call BH 7-1641 for of green, leather chairs with walnul Agency, 1480 Ocasn Ave., Be* Bright dltlon, MS. LO «-2884J 8398. our general Insurance office. Dutie: room, illDlrjg room, modern kitchen, WANTED TO RENT further Information. rms, S5l). All In excellent condition, tile bath. Centrally located In fine BE 2-0004 open savsn dayi. WHITE FORD 1J57 consist of rating nnri writing fire poli- 14' DAY BAILOR — Used sll weeks cies. Walker * Walker, Realtors. 661 MATURE WOMAN — Wishes haby sit- SH 1-71)66. 'esldential area In Red Bank. $140 perSUMME. R RENTAL — Thres rooms, REFINED ELDERLY couple, desires Retractable top dacron sails, running lights, stainless CO 4 454 Broad St.. Shrewsbury. SH 1-5212. ting part-time. Also seamstress, 811 7-MOVING — Antiques, pool bill set, month. Available Immediately. BK 1- kitchen, pantry, bath room. Furnished. o rent two-room apartment, with pri- steel rigging. Have purchased larger 5321. sundries. Phone 7673. 140 week. Inquire 37 Oak It., Keana ate bath, kitchen or kitchenette. Con- 1949 CHEVROLET WRECKEH with two boat, 1525. Scott Fisherman outboard, WOMAN — Office work. Typing, phnne enlent location. BH 1-4963. 7'i h.p., used ten hours, '195. CO 4- 1 RELIABLE WOMEN wishes to take SH 7-4390 TWIN QABL-—Apartments. Four-rooin burg. way radio, also 8' MOW plow. Call messages. Write "OFFICE" Box" 611, partment on riverfront. 1165 month. Phil- Amocd Station, KB 1-0187. 26D4. . , Red Bank. care of children In her home, 157 A REAL BUY — Emerson air condi- WIDE SELECTION OF RINTALB - HOUSB—Three bedrooms, kitchen, llv- Maple Ave. SH 7-2609. Will board. tioner, Admiral refrigerator, Lionel SH 1-2399. Furnished and unfurnished. Immed* Ing room, bath. Radlm 10 miles Red INSURANCE - Marine, oulboard-al WOMAN — To clean and mind child. Bank, 185-11O0. Flva children. Write 1984 FORD — Two-door, alick, (183, MATURE "WOMAN — wishes to mind trains, other miscellaneous houaehol FURNISHED APARTMENT - All util ate occupancy. Samuel Tetclter Agency 29 South Main St.. forma. Rolston Waterbury, Realtor 12:30 till 5:30. Five day week. Call furnishings. Call lor appointment. AT Oceanport Ave.. OceanporL Call or dim) Three" Box 511, Red Bank^ since 1925 16 W. Front St.. SH 7-3500. RU 1-2987 after 7 p.m. children in her home, call LI 2-0705 be- Hies, Adults preferred. Available Au Neptune fore 11 a.m. or LI 2-2829 anytime. 1-3423. gust 11. Call 7S7-H78. LI 2.350U or LI 2-3501. THREE OR FOUR — Bedroom unfur- 18S5 PLYMOUTH SAVOY — VB four 1959 JERSEY SKIFF, 21'. 109 lip. CORSET FITTER — Sales experience, S99 to J125 Per Month nished houae, nice neighborhood, rea- Gray, navy top. Excellent condition. MATURE WOMAN wishes position «lo SOFA — Dining room table »nd, ioui RED BANK — Immediate occupancy. door sedan, automatic transmission, S1.40 hour, chain. Call * First floor, modern four-room apart- THE BERO AGENCY sonable rant, yearly. October 1 occu- radio, heater, five good tires plus f Ready to go. Mlhm's Boat Yard, CA SEWINO MACHINE OPERATORS, up Ing office work, typing, vicinity of At- llldaletown pancy. Write "HOUS_," Box 511, Red 27717 lantic Highlands. AT 1 3762. ment. Tilt bath, private entrance. On RL 95 inow treads. Call between 7-8 p.m to $100 week, piece work. bus line. Call SH 7-3004. 08 1-1000 BH 7-3560. Reasonable. CLERK-TYPIST Insurance experience. 24" RIDER MOWER 1959 OUTBOARD CRUI8ER — 19'-40 WOMAN would like Ironing to do at ONE-FAMILY HOUBB — Oil h.p. motor, controls, etc. In water. 160 week. home. -Very reas.sonabli a 'ARRIAOE HOUBE APARTMENT — 1958 CHEVROLET IMPALA convertible, SECRETARIES — Xxperlenced, $70-78 Call 787151 Riimson waterfront estate, six rooms, reasonable 43 Tecumseh Avt., Turquoise. Radio, heater, new top. S575. Call CA 2-8491. SH 1-7324 . win. $125 plus heat, utilities. Available • Oceanport FURNISHED ROOMS week. LIVING TIOOM — Bedroom pieces pur, Sharp condition. tM50. LI 2-0080. TWO 8' PRAMS EQUIPPED — ibout Sept. 15. References. Dsys 212 • MMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Modern Call for appointment. N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE chased June 12; also refrigerator, etc. U 2'3<:0, exl. 3, nlgUts. RU 1-1023. No RED BANK — Single or double. Gen- MOTORCYCLE — l!>45~Harley David 469 Church St., Belford, 10 a.m. to throe-bedroom ranch, science' kitchen, so- new Hres and battery, runs good, AT 1-3123 41 EAST FRONT ST., RED BANK SITUATIONS WANTED, Male •rollers. tleman or business couple preferred. NO FEE CHARGED p.mL 787-6583. recreation romn, garage. McGowan-Ry Call SH 1-1858 alter » p.m. J125. 787-8680. WOOD PUSSY — Reconditioned, fiber THREE RELIABLE BOYS available LONG BRANCH — Two-room apart sn Agency. SH 7-30OO._ WOMAN — Part-lime evenings and PLAY SAND SALE—August 247tl, 25U1 LARGE FURNISHED room and bath gins, In water ready for racing, 1450. for yard, attic cellar cleaning. General merit, |70 per month. Utilities Included SMAU~-BUN0ALOW — Ideal for 1031 DODGE — Four-door Mrtan. SH 1-19S9. Saturdays. Filing and typing. Must be outdooi work. Call evenings. SH 7-1869. 26th. Only 09 cents per 80 Hi. • bag couple. CA 2-8949. for professional or business man. Rlver- Cheap high school graduate. Write P. O. Box Cash and carry. (Specially processedi cpupla, call afler 6 p.m. - t_ AT 1-3871 LAWN TO CUT? YARDS TO CLEAN? AT 1-2853. front, Bed Bank, SH 10076. MARINE SUPPLIES 148, Red Bank. Red Bank Lumber, 9 Wall St., Re _TT~T_M!'ORARY HOM_?~T£3 ACCOMMODATION for refined business PAINTING, ANY ODD JOBS? Call Bank. room eftlclency-npartments. start nt X15MODERN • TWO-HEDROOM ranch. 8 1P61 MOTOR BIKE Everything For The Boatman. New RESPONSIBLE WOMAN' for one month LI 2-1337. per week. CHILDREN FREE. Surrey woman, TV. kitchen, laundry privileges. *90 Jerseys largest marine supply houae. starting September 1. General house CONTENTS OF OLD HOME—Antiriu qfWa; River J'laza. Adults pre- child welcome. CO 4-7431. CELLARS. ATMCS. BACKYA11DS Motel, jusr t south o( Estontnwn Circle, SH, 1-2123 or 8H 7-3513 Evlnrule Salat and Same* keeper, children In school, other help Llinoge dinner set, glassware, sterlin Hwy. 3, », Eatontown. LI 2-323.'l, [erred. Call kept..'References. fSO. LI 2-303S, CLEANED OUT Also light. haulH silver souvenir apuoni. VuAosiau evenings. KEANSBURQ — Large, clean room for 1919 LA SABRE -- Convertible, on< THE BOATMAN'* BHOP Call Phil, AT 1-3507: • "• twtr. Television do—nstalrr Parkins owier. Low mileage, two iparea wltr COUNTER GIRL — For luncheonette blctop and wooden stands, nvvorus, iiiLAN_3~^~ThTee~rarse rooms, FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE, , • tlriw. Creampuff condition. BH 1 M Wharf Ave. Red Bank rock maple chest anrl dresser, bcdronn tile bath, furnished, I'illltlej .supplied. ALL UTILITIBB. YEA.R-ROUND space, flcasrm nr year.' Kitchen- prtvi- experienced only. Steady. Call after 3 anil living room furniture, art'object; One-room efficiency, Utilities supplied, lriges. Call 787-5240. SB MTW p.m. SH 1-9775. RENTAL. CALL 8H 7-1247. Open Sundays and Holidays . FINANCIAL and bric-a-brac. RUSCIL'S, 25 E. From HI 3-3908. 2(i~WAVERLY PL., single, near bath. "T,EY CAR — Excellent motor, 9 A.M. — 1 P.M. EXPERIENCED sewing machine opera St. ELBERON --- Tastefully furnished, at- hrrkes. Call evenings. AT 1- KUftNISHED APARTMENT — Thre tractive, seven rooms, dining area, Refrigerator, laundry. Oarage. Call SH 1958 8COTT-ATWATER — Outboard. 3M tors, day shift, 8:10 to 4:30 (S hours! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES rooinn, bath, second floor, Adults pre 1-2677. Monday through Friday. Night shift 6 u BUYING NEW — Bellini; userl refrieer lovely den. Beptember-May 15th.. Kea, h.p. Best offer. Must sell. MOBILE SERVICE STATION for leuse ator. Four whltewall tires 760x10, S30. crrerl. Onll after 5 p.m. SH 1-IX17P. (tonabie. CA 2-0105 mornings or afte BUSINESS WOMAN — Pleaaant room, 1P3( VIAT 1100—Four-door itatlon waj SH 1-4043 9, Monday through Thursday. Saturday Hearing aids complete. Offer. All guar 8:10 to 12:10 night ahlft. Call CO 4-5866. Front Street and Globe Court. Red TWO _AIia_~KdbMsr~Mtdie^dte~a*riri p.m. walking distance to town, kitchen privi- oi. Heater! white walla, low mileart, 1B58 ZOBEL SKIFF — 24'. 185 h.p.. V-8 Bank. Reasonable rent. Limited invest- anteed. Call HI 3-1112. leges. Call SH 1-5275. Immaculate, W&5. AT 1-2734. Ask for John. Bayshore Togs, Locus ment Excellent opportunity. 9-5 call bath. Unfurnished or partially furnished FIVE ROOMS' and bath. Coupl« pre, Interceptor. Hardtop, full curtains. St., Key-port. All utilities supplied. Private entrance. (tried. Call after 6:30 pm., 811 7- FURNISHED ROOM In private home, 1981 TEMPTE8T — Black with gree Financing can be arranged, with no CA 2-80(9. after 7 call SH 7-6918. $10 monthly. Phone RU 1.2156-11. money down, 192.50 per month. Call WOMAN — To care for three children Free Installation oeno. can accommodate one ..or two ladies. l-'tertor. Two-door coupa. Automatic. SHELL SERVICE STATION for lease, Kitchen privileges If desired. Near bus Must sell. SH 7.20(0. 8H 1-2434. In my home. Willow Dr. and Sycamore Ave., Little ALUMINUM COMBINATION COUPLE OR SINGLE — Nice large HANIJSOMBLY FURNISHED new CO 4-1371 STORM WINDOWS room, kitchen. Good location, on bus ranch. Washer, dryer and dishwasher. line. Good neighborhood. Call SH 1-777(1 19'8 PONTIAC — Good running con, U'B" CABIN CRUISER - 40 Ivp. Silver. Excellent opportunity for Indi- line. SH 1-7091. 23 South St., Red Rank. til week. HOUSEKEEPER — Mature woman tc vidual desiring own business. For In* Easy walk to Little Silver station and dltlon. 125. Call after 5:30 p.m. SK T-Mercury motor and trailer. 1700. 56 Sea uhnnl. $175 September-June. 811 7-0659. 3153. Drift Ave., Highlands. Join happy family. Winters spent Ir formation call PA 1-1212, 8:30-5 p.m. 6 for $77 ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS —Furnished SINGLE"ROOMS — Clean and com- Florida. $25 a week salary, one week weekdays. apartment. Bed.slttlng room, kitchen F*URNiimEn KlNOALOW^Krom Sep- lortable. Reasonable rates. Oaragi-. 1951 CHEVROLET — Radio and heat, 18' CENTURY — 60 Gray Ma day and every Sunday off. For detail] Three-channel tut, triple Insert, bsth, light cookinki g onlyl . HHeatt , utilitieili s tember 1. Convenient to transportation. Gentleman preferred. S3 Wallace St. er. 1(0. Call Inboard engine. Fully equipped. Price phone GI 6 6374. triple tilt action! Included. Butt business woman or teach Write "Bungalow" Box 511, Red Bank, RU I-1471-J. 11,250 cash. 717-4534 after < p.m. ESSO STATION FOR LEASE ir. AT 1-021I-M. OPERATORS for double needle ma PROWN'S 3! BROAD ST.. RED BAN* COMFORTABLE SINGLE ROOM — All IN RED BANK SHadyslde 1.7500 UNFuRNiiH_i>~~Little Silver. Six, conveniences. Reasonable, aulet home. 1952 CHEVROLET four-door aedan. ex- 35 H.P. EVINRUDE MOTOR — With chine. Apply Red Bank Clothing, 210 rNPURMSHED - Nice apartment room ranch, two bedrooms, 1H hathi cellent transportation, $75. Call BH " electric starter. Practically new, ATI West Front St.,. Red Bank. CALL HUntar 6-7000 20" WINDOW FAN, 115— Sofa, $25 T eni Three rooms and bath. Sea Bright. Rei rlen, fireplace, garage, basement. Young gentleman or lady. SH 1-8439. 3679. tnblrs, $10 each; kitchen table, twi mnahle rent. RU MBSJ. Year's lessc, Elwnod A. Armstrong 1 chairs, $15; cotton tug, 9x12. $15; all 1953 MERCURY — Hardtop, good tires CHRI8 CRAFT — SO long, Two 145 h.p. MATURE SALESWOMAN wanted foi pondltloner, $75; occasional tnble. S5; THREE-ROOM unfuTtirsrieil apartment Agency, Realtor. SH 1-4500. body, Interior, excellent motor, stand engines. Perfect shape, rebuilt 1961. electric clothe! dryer, 1100. Call BH 1 unities Included. 13 Allen PI., Re< Many extras. Must be sold, Can be children's department. Must have ex, MORTGAGES ilXANUsTVlx-room^riouse. Three REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ard shift. $161. SH 1-869C. . 1744. lank. SH 7-OO07 or 8H 1-5178. liedrooma, living room, dining room, seen at Pier 3, berth 24, Atlantic perlence. Apply In person. J, Yanko, HOUSES FOR SALE IBM VAUXHALL — Radio, heater, low Highlands Marina. Call TUcker MONEY WHITE ELEPHANT SALE — House, THREE CHARMING ROOMS amfbatii .th, gas heat, two enclosed porches, mileage, Ideal for second car. Askln 30 Broad St., Red Bank. hold goods, some furniture. Saturday, Foyer, walk-ln closet, select residential (larnge, Convenient to sll buses. In $595. CA 2-5314. WATER SKIING! OWN A HOUSE? NEED CASHT area. All utilities supplied. AT 1-07711 riulre at S3 Linden Ave.. Highlands, For safe, fast learning phona Family Prompt, courteous service for August 26, 10 a.m. Harness and Leather N. J. after 5 p.m. 19S3 PLYMOUTH four-door sedan. Hlgl Ski School for appointment SU 1-1124. MATURE RECEPTIONIST — Part • HOME IMPROVEMENTS Shop, 21 Linden Place. Red Bank. -KFlCHflNCV APARTMENTS SNYDER REALTORS mileage, sound physically and mechaiv Ft. of Maple Ave., Red Bank. time. Doctor's office. Thursday - eve- • DEBT CONSOLIDATION KENMORK WA8HINQ MACHINE — rooms. Weekly rates. Riverside Motel wiLL~SMARE~flrie. n.ulTf~home~wlth Ically, radio and heater, four excellenl nings, all day Saturday. Call'CA 2-8323, Call BARONET REALTY, CO 4-J010. WRINGER, TYPE, S25. 90 N Bridge Ave, Red Bank. one or two arlutts. (Cult Established 1873 tires (snow treads on rear). 1150. 8K 1 SEE THE FABULOUS Boston Whaler* between 9-12 a.m. SH 1W3 • Mil after 6 p.m, and weekends. and the comfortable Pontoon boats with SU 7-3362 THREE ROOMB AND BATH furnished Member Multiple Lining Service thhe fringfringee on top. Boat, Ski _ Scooter MATURE. RELIABLE WOMAN ti HO MODEL TRAINS — Have every itillties Included. Private entrance. Cal: HUMSON — Estate cottage. . Seven WILL TRADE BUICK for boat. Super >nter, 7-5 Whlta St., Red Bank, SH 1 baby sit for two-year old. Five day MERCHANDISE thing needed for complete layout. Large rooms, furnished, conveniently locsted. SPACIOUS SPLIT tour-door sedan, radio, heater. 1052, per week. Experience and reference, 7 Adults preferred. Write "Rumson," Box collection, never used. Sell all or part. EATONTOWN — Two room sparlment Over 1,400 so,, ft of Cadlllse home, good condition. What have you boat- required. Call SH 1-6265. FOR SALE SH 7-4639. 511, Red Bank. wise? BH 7-1288. UUHRS 1W1 Cabin cruiser. 16 hour. Private shower, entrance, Completely Mlddletown' outstanding neighborhood. HOUSEKEEPER-COMPANION one In furnished, Available August ZS, S60 NEWLY DECORATED — Four rooms Sunken living room and balconyed 188 Oray Marine, sleeps four, enclosed family, good home, references. Call MOVING—Clothes dryery, , ggarde n tools, 1953 MERCURY —. Excellent condition haad, formica gat—j_Better than new. HAMMOND Reo power mower cmbiti lath monthly. End nf Brook Ave., oft Broad and bath, convenient location. Immedi- dining room, four bedrooms, hall acre radio, heater, automatic transmission. Many extras. Can be aeen at Nauvoo SH 1-1150. Reo power mower, combination lathe, St. LI 2-007«..Mr. T. Zlngale. ate occupancy. Rent 1110. SH 1-9160. lot. Asking (31,900. Best reasonable offer by Beptembe Marina, Sea Bright, or call (N.Y.) ORGAN STUDIO saw, ahaper, drill press with 1 h.p. «th. Call BH 7-8074. motor. Call ivenlnga, EH 14430. THREE-ROOM furnished apartment — MONMOUTH BEACH Lovely six WOODS END VILLAGE WAlker 5-1804. OF ASBUftY PAR- Newly decorsted. All utilities Included. room, five year old home, On Shrews, Four.bedroom split level In lovely Mld- All WEBCOR TAPE recorder. Excellen 1954 BUICK CONVERTIBLE, 15' ELGIN 10 h.p. _vlnruda motor HELP WANTED-MALE USED ORGANS condition. Call SH 1-7466 aftei =110 month. Good neighborhood. BH 1 luiry River. Private beach. Gas heat, dletown neighborhood. Recreation power, nice- ear. reasonable. and trailer, 1350. Wurlllzer Electronic piano ...X 195six p.m. 23T2. •" Block from transportation and school room, l'i baths, lovely yard with large BH 7-4(86 LI 2-1205 86 Chord organ _.—„_„..„..$ 595 IUS, September 5 through May 31. IPQshade trees and fence. Convenient MEN WANTED Wurlltzer Spinet Organ i._.^.j 795 coLDSPoT REFRIGERATOR — 81 TWO-ROOM APARTMENT — Prlvat nonlhly. CA 9-3786. to public and parochial schools. FHA 9' PRAM — Never In water, with oars, BV Hammond Organ with lleilla monthmonl s old, freefter chest. Original cost entrance, and nath. All Utilities. |64 financing for 91,790 oash. Full price Fiberglass. W0. Seams. Bronze 'fas- Mechanically Inclined lo start tnv speaker _. ,...$1500 1310, going for |198. 787.(531 alter 6 p.m monthly. Adults only, "lfl Myrtle Ave. TVvb~nEDIlOOM 1WM_f~firnTshed mediately. 12.40 per hour to start. SH 117.900. MOBILE HOMES tened. SH 7-4535. SALES AND SERVICE Long Branch after 5 p.m. unfurnished. Immediate occupancy. Cal: 1-4019. BOAT CUSHIONS — Foam rubber a: AT 1-35M. RENTAL AMD INSTRUCTION THREE ROOMS -- Unfurnished, utili- STOPHINVIU— SPLIT BOAT BOARD1NO LADDER — Never Polyether-urethane foams. It has been many moons sine* we have A MOBILE HOME used, 18. Call MAN—Work oh Saturdays. Apply In Optn Daily Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 FOAMART Rte. 35 EATONTOWN ties Included, space for one car, cou ^mTmo~^FIve-ronm hous" AT 1-1764 person 9 a.m. until 12 nqon or by ap- pie, no pets, lease, H00 per month Supply own gas heal. Large fencer been able to offer a four-hedroom. two- To Fit. Your Budget pointment. Delicious Orchards, Scobey- COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN IT. KEUUC1NU EQUIPMENT- For rent ol Gsrage apartment, unfurnished, three ard. Ideal lr hild 100 O bath homa In Slioreoresl for (17.500. 1960 CHRIS CRAFT Open Sea Skiff. vllle, Rt. 537, 2 miles east of Colts PR 5-9300 sale. Free delivery. South Jeraey Surgr ledrooms, large living room wltii ri . 787-306.1. • Recreation room, built-in garage, nil •mall down payment 'on new and uied, 23'. Beautiful condition. 185 h.p. 60 Neck traffic light. oal. SHadyalde 7-2614. lew, coal fired hot air heat, . bottle heat. FHA financing for 11.750 csiii. Many to choose from. Low rats ft hours. Many extras. SH 1-5865. TYPJCWKlTalKS. ADUI.NG machines ;ss, adults or small family, lease, 1100 MONMOUTH BEACH — Modern ranch H0% conventional mortgage available. TV SERVICE MAN experienced, full All makes aew or uied. Uuaranteed PLANNING A NEW KITCHEN? Stop I furnished. Large living room with fire- fianclng. 15' ROWBOAT — New bottom, run- Low as J2o Serpico's, 101" Monmouth for literature and product Information, per month. Dennis K. Byrne, Realtor. Bring your check book. WE REFUSE TO BE UNDERSOLD time. Telephone SH 1-1067 between 5:30- W. River rtnari, Rl'mnon 11100. place, dinette, kitchen (electric range, ning lights. |60. 8:30 p.m. St Next to theater SH 7-O4V6 Crown Kitchen Center, Hwy 35, Middle two-door refrlgerator-freexer) two bed FIVE CORNER* M1DDLETOWN SH 7-4535 town. SH 7-2552. THREE-ROOM FURNISHED spa rt rooms, large family room, garage, pall AWNINGS — Door, picture window and OB 1 -2590 RARE OPPORTUNITY — 30'xll1 CUJI MAINTENANCE MAN — Good electri- PIANOS — Save $200 or mon off ltsi menl. prtvste hath and entrance anrl dock. September 14-June 15. Ill HOLLY HILL cian with second skill in pipe fitting, double window. Call month. 24 Monmnulli Place, after 1 torn built Hani Pederaen Crulifng and LO fl-1181 price on brand new 88 note Spinet Adults. No pets. Call SH 1-2M7. USD BANK—Three-bedroom home, n, Sport Fishlnj boat. Launched and docu- carpentry or mechanic!. Apply Fiber pianos. Ten year guarantee., Come ape toon, Saturday, Sunday and all nexi Mobil* Homes Sale* Chemical Corp., Bond St., Cllffwood. week. baths, modern kitchen, large dining mented late I960. Mahogany trunk cab- WE8TINGHOUSE REFRIOERATOR — and save. We service what we IH room, playroom, excellent condition. Ft. 35 PArkway 1-5858 Bouth Ambo; In excellent working condition. 65" high, Tenzer's Muslo Store, SOS Main 8t in. Full mahogany planking. Mahogany SUPERVISOR — Chemical experience COMMERCIAL RENTALS PLEASANT THREE-BEDROOM ranch. Walking distance to all achonis. Ask- with teak trim inside and out. Twi aggressive, alert Individual. Good op- 28" wide. 21" deep, 150. May be seen '.akewood. FO 3-21B0. ing 117,500. BH 1-72B3 nr 811 1U30.1. 1957 — 46x10 West wood, bedroom each Gray Model 109 anictneft. 2 to 1 R.G portunity for grqwth. Writs "Super, at 91 Princeton Rd., Fair Haven. SH 1- bnUia, MvliiR room, riling mom, enrl, Youngstown kitchen and other Hydraulic controls. Combination dlnett lSoll. MAHOGANY DINETTE—Table, server, LODOK ROOM for rent. Center larr,e kllrlirn. eltncherl garsge, *<, sere extras. PR 4-4976. lor", Box 511, Red Bank. four chairs, tape recorder, Scth Thon ipwrh _Conld_.he_- used also for office irsehnrils-anrt-other- cfluvfnIpnres, (More Classified Ads convert* to rtouhlp heri. Attractive NEED ROOM, WILL SACRIFICE — lolinge converts to sleep two. Hot andROOKING AND SIDINQ MECHANICS- clock, -Large--ven»tlan-|illnffi~Bir~rH71 space. Approximatelr y 2.400 so. fL Writ I. J, Lester Rlghy Associates. SH 1' ~£ASALLE'— 44x10, two bedrooms, 18' Experienced. Apply 9 a.m. Insulation Rollaway cot, 116.50: bedroom suite, FISHER STEREO 1959 Model with A'£ "LOI>aE' Box 611, Red Bsnk. 7741. On The Next Page) awning, air conditioner, very good con< cold automatic water _y_triTi for closed S<9; three-piece living room suite, $25: dltlon, full >prlce 12800. CO 4-7691. head, ihower and luperb atalnlcB. steel & Siding Corp. 905 Main St.. Asbury FM radio In French Provincial frill and monel galley, gas stove, refrigera- Park. Victorian bookcase, S15; Victorian chrst, wnnd cabinet. Like new. Sacrifice. 81 tor, ihore electric ayatem with battery $16.50; Victorian washstand with tile 7-20SO for nillck sale. AUTOS AND TRUCKS charger. Monel shafts, g&_ and water FARTS DEPARTMENT MANAGER" top, $19; Hoover vacuum clcinpr, $8,50; tanks. 67 watt telephone. Radio Direc- Must have experience In aiitomnlille or wnfiher, $29; three-piece kitchen set, UPRIGHT PIANO $50 tion and Depth Finder. Electric toilet. truck agency, Apply In person. Maurice J15. More and more. RUSCIL'S, 25 E. CALL Large monel flah box and live bait Schwartz & Sons, 141 West Front St., front St. SH 7-425J tank built In item. Pilot and companion Red Bank. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY FIVE LIGHT BRASS AND CRYSTA aeats. Al! seats, beds and bunks of 4" MAN — Light porter work, mornings VENETIAN BLINDS CHANDELIER, PRISM. CALL RU 1 roam rubber. Cabin curtains and pil-only, active. Sullivan's, 1030 Ocean All Sizes 17" to 36" wide, 64" long 2054. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOIJR MANY NEEDS! low covers made by interior decorator. Ave., 8ea Bright. Stainless iteel bow rail and deck hard- RED BANK CATHOLIC UNIFORMS - ware. Broadloom carpet over cork floor GENERAL LEDGER BOOKKEEPER— 2 for $5 Nearly new, sizes 14-H-18, Cull 811 1- In cabin. Chrome outriggers witii glasa Experienced on NCR 3100. Write 9054. polea. At owner muat sell this boat nt 'Ledger' Box 511, Red Bank. PROWN'S once, will Include Melmac dlnhes, table 32_Broar) .St^ Roil Bank. SH 1-7500 BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHING MA Adding Machines—Typewriter* China and Glan Repair Painting and Decorating ware, llneni, pillows and new Orion 2HEMICAL OPERATORS WANTED — GRAY BEDROOM — Two lamps, boi CHINE $30. CALL FIAT Apply Fiber Chemical Corp., Bond St., BH 1-56OS ADDINO MACHINES - Typewriter! KXI'Klt'l M.NIIINU - Cmna. a,lsss. FINE INT—RIOR and exterior paint. blankets ai well as aport fishing roil?, springs, mattress, double dresser, mir- reels and all fishing equipment on "liffwootl. ror, bookcase-beiJ, chest, $60. Blx-plece sold, rented, repaired. Berplco's. 101 silver roflnlshlng and plating. Therm, Ing. decorating, and paper hanging. 8ERVAL GAS Honmouth Rt., Red Rank. Oil 70485. os buckets. China A Olass Shop, 147 Kstlmatea cheerfully given. W. w hoard. Four (inning chain, two right- AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC — Must frlese living room turquoise sofa and REFRIOErtATOR. $30. Rrnad Rt. fled Bank HI! 7-4600. ing and two regular. To duplicate boat have expr-rlence nnd tools. Apply In chair, beige high chnlr, coffee tnble MOVING. HI) MM1.R. miles HI H 2/S.W with equipment and extras would cost person. Maurice Schwartz A Bon, 141nnrl two step tables. $75. Almost new. CARL B. JONES— Hunting and dec- 130.000. Will aacrlflre for llfl.O(K) caah West^Front St., Rert Bank. lRWIN'S. 27 Monmnulh St.. Rerl Bank, V1K1NO '.' "Ham transmitter". Eice Appliance Repairs Fuel Oil — Heating orating. General contracting. Free i> nt ;I2 Meadowbrook Ave., Eaton 1-34)1. 1198 azine publisher; men: ha mil zing exper- WH 6-410H. tfxperlencerl alterations, repair work, A C. RA1J1O _ TELEVISION CO—- coverage P.O.E. ience helpful. Write "Trade." Box fill, town. out-lnslrte 811 1-4151. Sll 7-5491 123 Shrewsbury Ave. Sll 1-4761 B-RV- MASON — Dry wells, laterals, patlo.i, Iterl Banlt. Modern cut. four side chips. Vcrinl. 15.000 . Ti: "AMERICAN HTANUARI Auto and Truck Rental WDHK1NU MAN'S contractor-Alter- IC- WHILE YOU WAIT sidewalk! and septlo tanks. Call 8H I- Valued ntJHOO, asking $250. Call 787-4234 OH. UNIT ations, additions, painting, masonry, 1078. APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN - Must With seven returns, twelve reglsleri all thos» little lobs LO 8-1714. have knowledge of, gas and slectrlc. on 1UNLAI' bnrtch drill press anrl inntnrT 7A K,tl. lint water tank. Csn he lee AVIS- Rent a new car or truck. Low Roofing, Siding and Insulation DUMP BODY TRUCK, available to major appliances. Full time work. Call Jacobs chuck *i capacity, $50. Ounlap and operated. Call after « p.m. CA B rales Maple Avs.. Ited Dank. Sll J- remove trash from yards, attics, cel- SH 7-2721. Evening* SH 1-2205. saw and motor, $35. Koth slightly used. 1508. 0301. I'll 4 5314. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Insulation _ aiding Corp. Certified lars, etc. Also, equipped for contract- Prlcrs firm. SH 7-.r)94O. INSURANCE Johns-Manvlll. contractor. J'R H4O7 Ing work. SH 7-2144. TWO RADIO AND TV repair men for TWO lrSED oil burners; antique wslnu or Arlnm Llnzmayer AT 1-01102. bench work, experienced only, One KuTly auttmTaTliT 1J!S8ATISI''I_I) with preient insur- MASON CONTRACTOR—Walks, curbs, English buffet; 21" Dlimont TV wit full time, one part time. Inquire Partn ike new, excellent condition. $50. Sfl FM. TA 2-2fl25. Building Contractor ance? Want a better rlcal'.' Call Dunn OLSON CO. U-iC. - Roofing. Silling * latios, fireplaces, driveways, chlmnsya, Unlimited. 3< W. Front St.. Red Bank. 1-0933. liisumnco Agency. 811 1-5533. Insulation. Installed and Guaranteed foundations, Leaky cellars a specialty. USED DOORH -- Reven I'Dinblnstlo for 10 veara PR 5-0705-AT 1054a BUFFIA CA 9-1734, or CA B-3904, evenings. COMBINATION WELDER, $2 to $2725 WE BUY AND SELL anything II Dock * Bulkhead contractors. X:J: STATE EMPLOYMENT SEnvice Put on while you wait. OS 1-0303 Vacuum Cleaner Repair Dock! rebuilt, piling Jetted, hammered 48 E. FRONT ST.. RED BANK All sizes to M" GOOD USED LUMBER MATERIAL - Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating SL-CTROLUX Estimates given SB 2-1744. NO FEE CHAROED Like new, sheathing, studs, besmi •alai Service BuppUM MAINTENANCE MAN or couple. Apart- $1.19 doors, etc. from large woorien hotel be 8_IT1O I'ANK.....S drj •rail. s aervlced. LOUIS (JASSAN-Painter, decorator, 720 Maltlson Ave., AsDury Park. For EATONTOWN SKIRTS AND DRE8SE8 shortened or ment furnished, year round pnsltlon. ea. Ing demolished by Lumber Super Marl Laachtnt fiel"d addedIded.. "Baekbot work. paperhanger, 3A years experience. 41 prompt pome iervlca or __> eheoku* lengthened, 11.28. MA Prospect Ave., Send background to "Maintenance", PROWN'S Inc. LO 6-4695. At 15 Beacltway, Kerns a U. Wilson. Ill 1-1141 Chapln Ave. BH 1-17M after « p.m. on your Electron!— oail FM t-OMl sd Bank. Boi 111, Red Bank. M Broad It., Red Bank, 111 1-7500 burr. , Augurf 25, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER HOUSES FOX SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES K» SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOB SATE HOUSES FOR SALE THE LOW AGENCY SHREWSBURY OFFICE OFFERINGS: INCREASE YOUR »'• HALL BRQS. Invest in this conveniently located two family home. VA rooms REALTORS & bath down, three room living room with fireplace, cathedral ceiling, and balcony, dinin. nicely landscaped and several shade trees. Asking $23,900. JUST REDUCED $29,900. room, den, four bedrooms, l'/i (baths, modern kitchen, screenei Large colonial, picturesque Shrewsbury borough. Four very large NEW MONMOUTH, MIDDLETOWN—The perfect split level, foui porch, garage. An excellent value at $22,000.00, GRACIOUS TOWN HOUSE bedrooms, fireplace, tiled powder room, full dining room, 25' en- years old. Living room, dining room, kitchen, den,, three bed Center hall, 25' living room with handsome fireplace, formal closed porch, first floor laundry, completely air conditioned. Huge rooms, V/t baths, basement, garage. Large landscaped plot. Man; FOUR BEDROOM RANCH — Transferred owner will, sacrifici dining room, four bedrooms (master 20x14) two baths, hot water paneled basement game room with s'eparate party room and bar. extras included. Good location for ichoqls. $24,900—Owner trani this rambling ranch, excellent location, at a sacrifice price am jeat, full basement. Meticulously maintained. River rights. Neigh- Two-car garage. Lovely tree shaded section. Now only $33,500. ferred, must sell at this reduced price. on easy terms. There is a large living room, dining room, foil borhood of fine homes. Just reduced to $31,700. bedrooms, two baths, full basement, garage. Beautiful large plot BELOW APPRAISED VALUE Needs' decorating, but is best buy in area at $19,900.00. FAIR HAVEN, BUILDER'S HOME—Six-year-old ranch. Origim RUMSON WATERFRONT Comfortable three-bedroom split level home, like new condition. custom built design. Living room with fireplace, paneled wall EXCITING COUNTRY RANCH - The perfection of this beautifi Spacious colonial home for the active boat minded family. Beauti- Includes tiled bath, 23' recreation room, large equipped laundry, and ceiling, built-in bookshelves and cabinets, wide plank pej country home is beyond our power to describe. Located jn Atfu- l river view from wide veranda. Gracious entrance foyer, huge rear terrace, attached garage, half acre plot. Best of its floors. Large modern kitchen with barbecue pit built-in wall lantic Township on the bank of a large pond, on about two acres spacious living room, 27 ft. den with log burning fireplace, 24 ft.kind. Will sacrifice at $r7,900. paneled den, two bedrooms and bath. Large attractive patio wit of beautiful trees and landscaping, and featuring four colonial formal dining room, charming eat-in kitchen, five bedrooms barbecue. If you are looking for something different see thifireplaces, tremendous paneled family room with cathederal cei (room for more), 2<£ baths. 145 feet of bulkheading. High ground. FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL ii-home. $21,500. ing, exquisite living room, guest room with separate entranci Just listed at $45,000. /i baths. Over half acre. 25' living room with fireplace, dining SHREWSBURY. SYCAMORE AREA—Middle aged colonial show three and one half attractive baths, a kitchen that is out of thi room, covered porch, first floor laundry, large den, full base- ^piacA-.six.bedrooms. 414 baths, two fireplaces, full basement, five- world, and many other features too numerous to mention. Mori HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: ment, attached two-car garage, latest kitchen design. Immediate acreage available if desired. Just reduced to $55,000.00 for occupancy. Below replacement cost at $26,900. car garage, hot water oil"heating system, "excellent cdhdltloi HANDY MAN'S SPECIAL ' Enormous trees, thick velvety lawns. Modern garage apartmen quick sale. on rear of property with separate heating plant. Taxes on hous< For folks with imagination and a paint brush — this two bedroom FINE LITTLE SILVER HOME COUNTRY IN TOWN — This lovely older colonial home, in ex $1,110 a year. Rent from garage apartment $1,500 per year. T< home with expansion attic, living room, full dining room, kitchen, Excellent condition. Four-bedroom, two-bath ranch, center hall, cellent condition, has all the charm of country living, yet is neai be sold at the appraised price of $49,000. and bath is located in a fine section of River Plaza. We won't living room with fireplace, dining room, paneled den, dishwasher, trnsportation, shopping, schools, churches, etc. Delightful deep lot fool you —it needs work but it's location and price make it a full basement with recreation room, two screened porches, at- covered with trees, and barn with space for three cars. Large OAK H1LL-MIDDLETOWN—Colonial center hall ranch. Three real buy — Full price $8,700. tached two-car garage. $30,000 for immediate sale. bedrooms, two baths, full basement, two-car garage. Space for living room, fireplace, full dining room, modem kitchen, enclosec porch, two air conditioners, three bedrooms, l'/i baths. Askinj three additional bedrooms and bath, partially finished on second FOUR BEDROOMS floor, Situated among large trees on beautifully landscapec $25,800.00. WALKER AND WALKER Nice area. A large home with 2% baths, center hall plan, plenty grounds. This is a builder's home and groomed to perfection, of closets, eat-in kitchen, recreation room, guest room, full base- Very reasonably priced at $34,150. FOR THE PROFESSIONAL MAN — This delightful ramblinj 661 Broad Street Route 35 ranch, ideally located, with built in quarters for the doctor, den ment, laundry room and attached garage. Five years old. Needs Shrewsbury, N. J. , Harlet, N. J. LITTLE SILVER—Luxurious brick and frame ranch home on tist, or any other professional use, including separate wiring am some redecorating. Asking $22,900 and anxious. acre landscaped grounds. Raised hearth fireplace in living room he,at. The main living room quarters consist of a large living SHadyside 1-5212 COlfax 4-5212 room with fireplace, full dining room, three bedrooms/ modern four bedrooms, two baths, den, two-car garage, patio with awn- Member Multiple Listing Service , OSborne 1-2126 Ing. Near Shrewsbury River. Perfect condition. Four years kitchen with additional eating area, 20x30 screened porch, patio, full basement which may be used in connection with practice oi RAY VAN HORN REALTORS old. $36,500. SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP otherwise. A real opportunity and properly priced. $29,500.00. OVER A OUARTER CENTURY Member of Red Bank Multiple Listing Service BEAUTIFUL RIVER VIEW — From this attractive, four bedroom Member Multiple Listing Service Cape Cod cottage, A commuter's dream with transportation a LISTED BELOW FHA APPRAISAL SHadyside 1-5660 Middletown split level, fine neighborhood, large fully landscaped your front door. Large modern kitchen, 10x18 with spacious RENTALS—Seven-room riverfront. Four bedrooms, two baths, lot. Includes living room, full dining area, science kitchen, rec- Rt M, 301 Maple Av«. cor. Bergen PI,, Red Bank easing area, attractive living room, screened porch, full base- two-car garage. $200. Six-room Fair Haven home $150. Modern ment, two car garage. $23,500.00. reation room with jalousies, three bedrooms, 1% baths, garige, I colonial, swimming pool. $265. Ask for Mary Ella Gaunt or Walter Overton lovely patio. Assume 4 /J% GI, $96 per month, or FHA $600 down. A STEAL AT ONLY $18,500 FAIR HAVEN RIVERFRONT—Seven-room colonial. Deep water. Sandy beach. 16'x20' living room. Fireplace. Large garage. Dock. ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, INC. WM. S. GARRISON AGENCY TRANSFERRED OWNERS LOVED THIS HOME $28,500. Iplit level, beautiful condition, handy shopping, transportation Monmouth County's OlcUst Raal Eitat* Firm Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. ind schools. Living room with fireplace, recreation room, study ALL BRICK BI-LEVEL—Lovely four-bedroom almost new split. Eight large rooms. 2 spacious bedrooms, plenty of LITTLE SILVER - Stop loot 658 Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury en, VA baths, full cellar. Oil hot THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE MEMBER OF LAWLEY AGENCY home, in-good condition. Liyin closets, two full baths, (private water neat. Storms and screens ing, come see this oversized room, dining room, modern kitch SHadyside 1-7741 . • bath adjoins master bedroom). FOR OVER 35 YEARS MULTIPLE LISTING ranch on tree-shaded half acre Brick patio and barbecue. 00 State Hwy. 35, Red Ban en and bath, full basement Large eat-in science kitchen, EXPERIENCE" plot. Nine spacious rooms, four \OV MUST HURRY-- formal dining area, picture win HOMES FOR ALL SHadyside 1-6262 bedrooms, two tile baths, 18x15 new heating system, low taxes. Must see to appreciate. $13,000 THE SCHOOLS BELLS dowed living room, full base- Only $13,800 UMSON — Exceptional offer- FOR MOTHER Member of oak paneled den, large children's ment, recreation room and two- ng. Early American home, wide recreation room, all electric ARE RINGING car garage. If you like'em long, $99 Per Month •oard floors. Approximately This ranch in very desirable sec Multiple Listing Service kitchen, separate family dining VETS NO $ DOWN tion of Middletown has three bed low and lovely, better see this hree acres. Most distinctive room, two screened porches, NON VET $.500 DOWN LINCROFT. BARGAIN - Beauti- rooms, foyer, fireplace in din- CHARMING fully cared for three-bedroom one today. etting overlooking two spring flagstone patio, two-car attached Oceanport—Young three-bedroom BEACH AGENCY, ing room and a recreation room NEW ENGLAND RANCH split level. Living room, dining fed ponds, Most accessible garage. Reduced to $30,000. rancher, living room, large dic- Deity to S p.m. sverything. Four bedrooms. in basement that is pine paneled n exclusive shaded neighborhooi Sorry it's the only one of its room, kitchen, 24-foot den, 36- complete with built-in bar and ing area, modern kitchen, ceram PRICE $19,990 Sat., Sun., to 8 p.m. ree baths (large master bed- tear Red Bank. Enjoy a largi kind. foot patio, screens, storm sash, kitchen, Also patio. Gracious iving room with beamed ceilinj ic tile bath, attached garage. shadhd e ttrees . LLarg e4W 4W%% Juwum- FHA TERMS AVAILABLE 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletown room has two dressing rooms) lus double servants room and iving. md knotty pine fireplace wall. PICTURE YOUR FAMILY liv- Low taxes, $112 monthly pays able GI mortgage. You must OS 1-2727 iath. Value personified at $55, $21,900 Colonial dining room and kitchen, ing in this nine-room colonial all. Asking $15,500. hurry - $17,900. 00. hree fine bedrooms and arranch, , four large bedrooms, 2'/2 BARONET FOR FATHER iniquely attractive bath. Laun baths, deluxe kitchen with birch LINCROFT GOOD VALUE FOR LITTLE SILVER - Corny? Yes, but TITLE SILVER — Two-stort This colonial in Red Bank is of Iryroom with lavatory and cabinets, separate dining room, Realty Associates WEEK'S BEST BUY this lovely frame and brick ranch NO MONEY •lonial. Beautifully located, the older homes with river rights rge garage. Secluded yard an entrance foyer to lovely living Modern three - bedroom ranch, Hwy. J5 Hazlet is superb. Large corner lot with our bedrooms, VA baths. Foy for your sailing. Three bed- atio for intimate outdoor pri room, 25' children's recreation Large living room, dining area, living room, dining room, rooms, l'/j baths enclosed sun room, daddy's den, full basement, an abundance of shade and orna- CO 4-2010 acy. Will sell quickly for $32,000 tile bath, science kitchen, full DOWN len, kitchen, screen porch, dry porch, full third floor, and two- two-car attached garage. All on mental trees, garden, barbecue, OPEN SEVEN DAYS asement, two-car garage. Trees car detached garage (for the? over half acre natural tree- basement with paneled recrea- screened porch. Three large EXECUTIVE TRANSFERRED tion room, carport, blacktop bedrooms, living room has fire- G. I. OR NOT nd shrubs. Fine condition. First boat). shaded plot. A steal at $24,500. 7 lesires quick sale of brick afn driveway. GI or FHA terms place, full dining room, large ffering $20,500. $21,750 OWN THRU KRONE Four bedrooms. Two baths. ame seven-room split level RUMSON — Junior executive es avilable. Asking $16,500. kitchen, dishwasher, utility room, TITLE SILVER — Ranch house Two baths and powder room, tate area, l'/i acres plus, gorge- attached garage. $26,500. NO DOWN PAYMENT $127 per month pays ell. FOR CHILDREN umpus room opening onto patio. ALL BiryERiU-i- Younr lour-tedroom rith. swimming pool at $37,500. Room to play — inside and out. ous semi-ranch. Eight spacious SPLIT LEVEL beaulr on lovely 6O1100 landscaped lot. 'ei, it's true. Excellent loca- Jear town and station. Most de- YOU MAY HAVE TWO OR Den or playroom, four bedrooms, rooms, four large bedrooms, two Charming party! parlor. BMCInul 'sot- r on. Plot 1.9 acres. Foyer, liv ightful neighborhood. Hard to Immaculate three-bedroom home TWENTY-TWO ACRES with your once kitchen, lull bajwoienl. Only $14,. ull cellar, garage, breereway. two baths, porch, corner lot, tile baths. 27' living room with 400. Immediate occupancy. g room, dining room, three bed- nd at $25,900. on professional landscaped plot. country home in low tax Atlantic separate1 entrance into playroom. ireplace. 13x28 sun room. SH 7-1123 or LI 2-0629 joms, V/i baths. Full basement. Maid's room and bath, basement, Living room, dining area, modern Township. The ranch home has NOW DOWN PAYMENT - Interracial (Loads of room for fun and FINE VALUE tor qualified Vet. Immictilm Hi-room 3x16 swimming poo). See this 1 two-car attached garage. Many, kitchen, baths, recreation five bedrooms, two baths, excep- house In Red Bank. VA approved, friends), Lincroft. ~hree-bedroom ranch with full room, attacheachi d garage, blacktop tionally large living room with three bedrooms, tiled kitchen and hath many large trees. Asking $48,- 1 $21,300 fireplace, banquet sized dining fiyjl*"""" ' *"*"• Many ettrai. NEW HOME UMSON — Yes all schools area, lasement and rumpus room, at 500. driveway, patio. Ideal street for PIS, 3O0, anch, four bedrooms, three tiled ached garage, family commu children. FHA or GI terms avail room, playroom, full cellar, at- - LINCROFT aths, Most accessible neighbor FOR THE RETIRED COUPLE ity, screens and storm windows, LITTLE SILVER — Nine-room able. Just reduced $16,500. tached two-car garage. $33,000 Three lane bedroome, lane dining >od Over V/i acres. Two-car This air-conditioned ranch home resent mortgage may be ascolonial- , two-family. Four rooms with two acres. M. K R O N E room, living room, completely modern D tached garage, dry basement, s ideal for "getting away from jmed. Monthly payments only and bath down; five rooms and CUSTOM BUILT RANCH ASSOCIATES, INC. kitchen, two complete bathe, large tic. Excellent value $.19,000. DON'T BE TOO LATE - Where, carafe, hot water oil fired baseboard it all." Two bedrooms, range, [03. Price $15,500. ath up. -Storage attic, oil heat. TOP AREA leat, 103x145 plot. • Roma Court. Call •efrigerator, storm windows and oh where can you match this ex- Route 35 Eatontown SH J-7082 or gfl 731M for appointment. •riced at $21,900. TTLE SILVER — Most gra- icreens, carpeting and awnings. Four - year - old. three - bedroom traordinary bargain — four spa- ous and charming. White co- Liberty 2-2133 THREE-BEDROOM SPI.1T — with un- $20,000 SPOTLESS SPLIT LEVEL ranch. Imaculate inside and out. cious bedrooms, 2>4 baths, 21x13 finished fourth. Living room, dining >nial. Over two acres laurel, Nearly new. Designed with moth- Elwood A. Armstrong Living room, full dining room, den, above ground work room, S3-ACRE FARM — Corn 11 ft. hllli; room, modern kltrhen with huilt-lns, ododendron, dogwood and oaks, er in mind. Lower level "casual" modern kitchen (wall oven, fifth bedroom, if you please, {•need; (nod brook and pond alia; suid plenty ot cabinet spare, \K Agency (our bedroom ehell of an old home on tht, laundry room, ITx!!' raereillon. ery easy maintenance. Dwe HARRf A. KEARNEY Jiving room diverts traffic to counter top range), Ceramic tile screens, storm sash, carpeting, knoll; two-car uraKi-; two harna; (IV.- with custom tmr, attached urage ling spotlessl . Sunkek n lliving room family kitchen and cool, glass >55 Prospect Ave. Little Silver bath, full dry basement, attached % acre, attached garage, cellar. 000. Owner will flnanra for qualified Itorme and icrcena. Convenient to!,lj nlnniho rnntn mhrinm u,(tk rim Everything you could possibly buyer. HAROLD IJNDEMANN. DriihrT. schools, ihupplng. Hi: Located In New" * room, SOlanum With tin & CO. louvered porch. Comfortable liv- garage. Asking $21,900. latontown. LI 2-110.1, Kvenln,«. Ij j. Monmouih on 100. JIMV lot on auie.t place, tiled powder room, moc SHadyside 1-4500 need for $22,900. •atenl_ituiL _ Call- MIDDLETOWN HWY. 35 ing-dining area has stone fire- *W. Ha broken. erh colonial kitchen (fireplace' place. Three bedrooms, . 1)4 REDUCED $1,000 bedroom and bath. Second floo OS 1-0600 Member Multiple Listing Service MEMBERS OF baths. Deep lot looks into .wood-. LITTLE SILVER HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Four bedrooms, two tiled bath ed area Near Naveslnk river. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE and den. Attached two-car g KIVEItKKONT. DEEP WATKIt $27,500 EXCLUSIVE V!- Oiltcll colonial In excellent condition. SHOREWAY rage. Exceptional $60,000. Klrrjilao . iJlnlng room, 'kitchen with Seven-room ranch on % acre plot. J. LESTER RIGBY rllnlng arm. Firat floor bedroom and REALTY CO. Entrance foyer, large living NAVESINK RIVERFRONT - Imth. Three bedroome, 2>fc baths. ELLEN S. room with fireplace (wall-to-wall Building sites for custom bui l<'r»nt enclosed porch with fireplace. ASSOCIATES, INC. Attached two-car garage with three GI NO DOWN-No closing costs. carpeting), full dining room, homes. Five large wooded lol room ground level apartment. Bulk HAZELTON 558 Tinton Ave., New Shrewsbury headed 190 foot plot. 145,000. Builder's own home. Oil heat. three large bedrooms, den high on the banks of the Nav screened-in patio, attached ga- sink River, Locust, Middletowr NEAR PARKWAY . RAMBLING REALTOR Two bedrooms. Oversired ga- rage. Top area. By appointment. Township. Splendid secluded, COUNTHy«TYLK RANCH — Charm rage. $12,900. throughout. Living room 18i77, fire 13 West River Road Rumson Asking $24,900. settled community with one-acr place, center hall, dining room, 12x14 SUMMER SET zoning, public water supply kitchen with dining area. Florida RUmson 1-2003 THREE-BEDROOM CAPE COD •oom. Three bedroom*. 1U, bathe, — Shaded corner lot. Full dining NEW BI-LEVEL RANCHERS curbed and paved road. No prop sundry room. Pallo, Well landicaped Member of Red Bank McGOWAN-RYAN erty like this available anywhere icre. Lake prlvllegea. 132,000. room, basement, no development, Multiple Listing Service ow taxes. $13,900. AGENCY $17,990 along the shore, Within 'com Lawrence J. Schilling muting distance. I MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION- RED BANK SH 7-3000 Three or four bedrooms, 1'^ IS Spring Street Red flank LITTLE SILVER 11,600 needed. Three - bedroom baths, recreation room, garage. CHARMING OLD FARM HOUSE "with the new look." MEMBER OF . SHadyilda 7-1121 24-Hour Service Over 2,000 sq. ft. of living area. Member Multiple Lilting Service Cape Cod — Living room, fire anch, two years old. $14,500. RED BANK AREA place, dining room, three finished Each on '/2 acre lots. Four bedrooms, two baths, living room with wood-burning ;2,350 ASSUMES GI MORTGAGE RAMBLINO RANCH — Top neighbor- SNYDER REALTORS bedrooms, fourth unfinished, MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE in large four-bedroom split hood, 22' living room, family room, FREE GAS DRYER fireplace, open staircase, screen, storm sash, electric range. KOK THE LAROK FAMILY P/2 baths attached garage, beau- dining room, three bedrooms, two torm windows and screens, baths, beautiful, grounds, double ga- FREE REFRIGERATOR Five-bedroom home. . Lurftr living iful grounds. Asking $17,500. rege. $.13.5011. All hidden by beautiful treen and shrubs. Asking $29,900. 11. dining room; k licit erf, lull cellar, ewers, corner lot. Owner's RAY STILLMAN iliM recrFiition room, nut tide porch COLONIAL IIO1IE — Near school, liv- 11 CU. FT. HOTPOINT ealth makes sacrifice necessary. ing room, full dining room, fireplace, ESTABLISHED 43 YEARS ariil patio. Near rlitirchi'n, schools ! tor^i. $16,000 to flrat caller. ft 000 ELLA WILTSHIRE 7,950. four bedrooms, $18,000. /4 miles south of Matawan or [own. Appraised $]H,000. ix miles north of Freehold on LITTLE SILVER CAPE COD-Lmng_roorn, dining room, Everything in Real Ettatt AGENCY wy. 35 Holmdel Schanck Agency oute 70. Open 1-7. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING nflHT AVE,, ATIJANTIC HIGIIl^ANDS OB-HABI 480 Ocean Ave. Sea Bright K LINDEN PI. Itrd Bi ' kitchen, den, four bedrooms, two full baths, full basement, STATB HWY. 34 HIIItKWsnuRY (off Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 Or Call 7rarnwrnTn.miy 811 70,11)7 screen, storm sash and Venetian blinds. Priced at $18,900. SE 2-0004 Member Multiple LJating SH 1-8600 li-corated. tH\M month pine amail TLANTIC HICJHLANDS — Two-bed RUSCO REALTY EL 5-72017 nwn pfiymont carriee all, except hent Open 7 Days x>m Cape Cod. Living room, kitchen, ItUMBON — Corner Cape Cod. Two NEW UONMOI'TII 2-2K8S liner 6 p.m. mette. bath, patio. Residential. Ask- bedrooms, expanntnn nttic. full cellar, OWNER IIEIWJ TKANHPUI'.HED to attached garage, oil heat. N«»ar schools, L1NC1LOFT — Owner transferred TUrc« Florida. Must urn wpll-liullt, five year if6 ghtrolimripTiinever Member Multiple Listing $11,000. hpdroom ranch with large kitchen and .TLANTIC HIOHIANDS — Flveh low taion. 517,250. RV 1-0706. iold three.eiiriiiiin ranch. In eii'ellent ']ir bcrlnmlnit.l r l.ntgp vnrnrr plof. Ait- separate dining room. Located on dead- umr i .-. c mortgnKf or own terme. om hoiiae, In Up-top condition. Con- MIDDLETOWN — Five-year old npllt .mrnllUnn Full Imm-incrit, ntlnrlii',1 RU 1J end Btrcf't. Dock privilege*. Aiklnc |rnn<\ screen porcli. (lining rmnn. ee u",H(tu. fall OS l-.,lfrt. ' (nlently located. Asking $20,000. Icvrl. I-'OHP bedrooms. l j tiiUtiA. family S20.500. or heat offer. 611 1-4181 rsmlD tile hull].' w.ill lo wnll cur room. WPII landscaped. 125x175' lol. Thompson & Bartell, Inc. petliiK, hllniiii. aluminum storm win- ^^^"^'Vl.^^j'^^^^BSlliB THE BROOK AGENCY \t*nr tii'w school, aiuiimp llirfi GI RED BANK — Two-story colonial, flu dows nnil nnftnt. W«lk, ID rluirrliel, •iilifd lot. Near aclionls. parkway i FARMS-HOMES—INDUSTRIAL SITES BANK BUILDINT, tnortgnRe. "Moving to Florldn, $17,300. moms. 1<. IIBIIIS. Exceptionally well am ;"aj] fill 7-90B6, huilt. Planter walls, fireplace,' lull cel- p.'Uocnlnl nud public schools, New .[nnmllng Many extras. 'Iliree yeari IIOI.MDEL—COLTS NECK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS York arid Newark lunrs Asmima low lar, fenced rear yard. One-car attached MEMBER OF MULTIPLE LISTING 1 mny b AT 1-1717 APPLEBROOK III — Lovely Ihree- I'.II rj.i. MiorlKate.. I'tymenta III,", '!,,;• "-,. i" ""*""' * *• ' MAIILBOtlO—FREEHOLD ARKAS 1 Karaite. Convenient location. 122,500. monthly. Cash - 13'Jnu Full price f IB (Ml — -'!'"" -'-•'-•- - - I nulch Lane ltd.. It!) 1, Marlboro rxvlroom ranch, 1 ,» baths, fireplace, Thomnrou Agency, 81 E. Front St. HiaH OM A HILLTOP hnsement, Rarngc, fully landscaped, 14? HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN, N. J. rrlnclnals only. No brokers OB l-*3flfi , iourljiMJruiiin. P O. Bon ^23 311 1-0700. after S pin. Imlli two-story, center hull Colonial HO 2(151 Dream home. Sprawling ranch with rlllfe. O8 1-1791. an*. Hot water heat, full tenements. three bedrooma, eat-Jn kitchen, living WEBf~ENb~ELBEli5N -- California RIVER PLAZA — Moilern ranch, llv« EATONTOWN four-year old IhreMvvT llUVxIfln1. New r>nl!-tn-wnl| carpet- SIIHEWSBUnY -^"it ihir room wltll dining ares, recreation rooni, rooms, two-car garage. A-l condition. 1 I'j baths, utility room, two-oar attached rnncli, rive bedrooms, three tltrd baths, :: SH 7-5600 room ranch. Dining room. 114 bath's, full R Included. $21.00(1 and S25.000 Birch nod. six morn Cape Cod. Til* until. plaster walls, tile rool. Call CA 2-5J77 , arre hralltlfltl grounds with trees. dry basemi-nl. cari-'irl l..in,fsn»iir<| ive or ("A ;'-7fi21t. lasrnr walls, attached Karaite, hoi garage and lull basement. Only J2O.0fln Under'|20, Educational Television for th« $15,500. RUMSON — Choice residential BUOH APPROPRIATION. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD of Shrewsbury, second, and Ricl The board said a modern, elec- room, one medium bedroom with BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOR BROEGE, Surrogate of the County Metropolitan Area Inc. ' Widow must sell three-bedroom circulated hot air heat, gas fired locale—frame ranch, three large OUGH COUNCIL OF THE BOROUGH of Monmouth, this day made, on the Farley of Little Silver, third. tronic, voice system of communi- OF RED BANK. IN THE COUNTY OF Botter said the FCC Itself has ranch with 1V4 baths, full base- and gas hot water heater. At- bedrooms, two baths, fireplace, ppllcation of the undersigned, Agnes Rosalie Uhorchak of Rumsoi cations would be much safer, but gas fired hot water heat, at- MONMOUTH, NEW JERSEY, not lew Annarella, Sole Executrix of the estate criticized the high prices charged ment, separate dining room, 'A tached garage. Carpeting, drapes than two-thlrda of all the member* of the said James Annarella, deceased placed first in the 100 yard free it would be illegal under present acre plot, short distance from tached oversized two-car garage, thereof affirmatively concurring, AB notice la hereby given to the creditors for use of television and radio and lawnmower included. $17,- FOLLOWS: style for girls 15 and 16, wit statutes. Monmouth Shopping Center an' 000. FHA mortgage available, plot nearly >/£ acre, extras. Of- of said deceased to present to th licenses granted by the govern- SECTION 1. said Sole Executrix their claims under Dean Myers of Little Silver takin In a separate action, Commis Garden State Parkway. All for $18,900 fered at $38,500. The Improvement described In See oath within six months from this date. ment. tlon 3 of this Ordinance li hereby Dated: Auguat 11th. 1961. first place in the boys 15 nn sioner Raymond F. Male named LOCUST — Quiet living area — thorUed as a general Improvement to AGNES ANNARELLA, He quoted • report by the Na- NEW SHREWSBURY be made or acquired by the Borough 16 division. a three-man board of inquiry to RUMSON — Lovely old corner frame bungalow, L shaped liv- 24 Ocean port Avenue, tional Association of Educational $25,500. of Bed Bank, in the County of Mon Little Silver, N. J. Kickboard races were also fea- investigate the death of Augustus property for growing family, fou ing-dining room, compact modern mouth. New Jeney. For the iaJd im- Sole Executrix Broadcasters, which said that In provement or purpose stated In said tured, with the following winner: McNair, killed July 3 in an exca- Here is a real buy in an immac- large bedrooms, two tiled baths, kitchen, two bedrooms, stairway Alaton Beekman, Jr., Esq. the future stations may be asked tiled kitchen, large fenced plot. Section 3, there Is hereby appropri- 10 Broad Street, in each category; bovs 7 and 8, vation cave-In In Edison Town- ulate split level. All king size to expansion attic, tiled bath, full ated Ihe sum of $37,000.00, said sum Red Bank. N, J., to explain why they should bring rooms, four bedrooms, V/i baths, Convenient to schools and buses being inclusive of all approprlatloni Tom Hoffard of New Shrewsbury, ship. Male said McNair, of Wil- basement, hot air gas heat, over- heretofore mad* therefor and Includ- Attorney. such a high price over the cost recreation and beautifully land Price $18,000. 1 AUK. 18, 29. Sept. 1. I $18.90 first, and Charles Morris of New mington, Del., was the eighth New sized deep lot. Priced at {16,500. ing the sum of 92,000. as the do ,. of their physical assets, scaped lot and many other ex- payment for said Improvement or pur- Shrewsbury, second: boys 9 and Jersey worker killed in a trench tras. CALL NOW FOR AP NAVESINK — Charming center RUMSON — Compact frame bun pone required by law and now avail- NOTICE Botter said the best Informa- able therefor by virtue of provision , MONMOUTH COUNTY 10, Jim Hoffard of New Shrews cave-in in the last two years. POINTMENT TO SEE THIS hall colonial on scant acre, fully galow — two bedrooms, hot air In a budget or budgets of the Borough SURROGATE'S COURT bury, first, and George Hower of tion he has is that National Tele- landscaped. Living room 13x17 previously adopted. Notice to Creditors In Present The inquest will be held Sept. BEAUTY. oil heat, two porches (one en- SECTION II. , film Associates bought Channel fireplace;,dining room 14x17, fire closed), two-car garage, double Claims Against Ent»te Little Silver, second; cirls 11 • 6 at the Bureau of Engineering For the financing nf said Improve- ESTATE OF HARRY E. BATTERS 14, Linda Kramer of Middletown, 13 and Its AM and FM radio sta- place. Modern country kitchen lot. Good buy at $10,000. ment or purpose and to meet the part BY. DECEASED. and Safety's offices in Newark. tions in 1958 for $3.5 million. He THE MEISTRICH with dishwasher, refrigerator and of said '$37,000 appropriation not pro- Pursuant to the 14, Clayton Walton of Rumson. sion atatlon for $6.2 million and -, Newmtn Springs Rd., oomer baths. Steam oil heat. Two-ca "General Improvement ..Bond," itri \H.- Battershy, Administrator of the es- I that the reported asking price for hereby authorised to be Issued In tin tate of the said Harry E. Bfltteraby first, and Robert Kramer of Mid NJ factory ttevens AVJJ., New Shrewsbury barn with loft and potting shed. principal amount of 535,000 pursuant ti deceased, notice Is . hereby given I dletown, second. the radio stations is $2 million. Reduced to $26,900. DENNIS K. BYRNE the Local Bond Law. constituting sec the creditors ot said deceaaed to pre Botter said newspaper reports REALTOR - INSUROR tlons 40:1-1 to 40:1-88 of the Revised sent to the said Administrator thel The longest distance In under SHadyside 1-588$ Statutes of New Jersey. In antlclpatloi claims under oath within six month Construction indicate that successive bids of of the Issuance of said bonds and ti from thla date. water swimming was achieved by 8 West River Road temporarily finance said Improvemeni Pated: August 3rd. 1981 Priscilla Watson of Red Bank in |$4 million, $5.5 million, $5.75 mil- A. FRED MAFFEO Rumson, New Jersey or purpose, negotiable notes of thr LYLE R. BATTKR8BY, lion and $6.2 million were made Borough tn a principal amount not ex the girls 9 - 12 erouo, closely BERG 31 Grant Place, Reported Up for Channel 13 during recent ne- REALTORS Telephone: RUmson 1-1150 ceedfng $35,000. are hereby authorized Red Bank. N. J. followed bv Ginny Guest of Nave- to be issued pursuant to and within Administrator. gotiations and that the bids came Veteran* 735 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY the limitations prescribed by said Law. Mesars. Crowell A Crowell sink. In the other divisions win- TRENTON (AP) - Plans for ATTRACTIVE DUTCH COLONIAL — The maximum rate of Interest which from groups headed by four for- No Down Payment In fine Red Bank location. Six rooma, Counsellor,! at Law ners were as follows: boys 9-12, factory construction In New Jer- SHadyside 1-9333 any of said obligations shall bear ti 84 Broad Street, mer chairmen of the board of $89 Per Month 1'4 batha; fireplace, hot water heat, ilx per cpntum (6%) per annum. Red Bank, N. J. Donald Peteren of. Rumson, first, sey are being approved at a rec- full cellar. (18,500. Thompson Agency, WNTA. If you htva bein looking for a horn Member Multiple Listing Service 81 E. Front Bt. SH 10700. Member SECTION in. Attorneys. and William Fish of New Mon- ord-setting pace, the state Labor for any lincth of time without IUCCCSI, multiple listing. (a) The Improvement hereby au- Auc 11, 18, 29, Sept 1 *2Q.l' New Jersey Is also concerned MVUI. If you art tired or your imil' NEW FOUR-BEDROOM 2^ bath thorized and the purpose for the fi- mouth, second; olrl 1,1 - IB. Siizte Deparmerit reports. tptrtmtnt, ie« ui. If you have ht< BUILDER'S BAORIF1CE—Three beau nancing of which said obligations are NOTICR about ETMA's ability "to sustain vary little sdcccii in securing a hom< Colonial. Well designed inte- tlful frame ranch houaea. Acre lota. Love of Little Silver, first: and. Richard J. Sullivan, chief of the to be Issued 1* the purchase of a nlot Tht Board of Adjustment of the Bor- the station and to serve fully the through other rtil-*itste broken, if rior, handsome exterior. Includes St. Leo'a pariah. Martin Agency, Real of land on the north side of Mon- hovs U - If v Steve Rogers of Bureau of Engineering and Safe- ui. 8e» ua tnd let u» ihow you thli Estate Broker, Newman Springs Rd., mttftth Street, In the Borough, opposite ough of Red Bsnk at a public meeting Interest, convenience and neces- lovely four-bedroom Cape Cod with ttli both front and rear porches. 6x8' Llncroft. SH 7-2229. Police. Headquarters, for the purpose on Auguit 15, 1961 and a special meet Fair Haven, first. ty, said plans for $65,951,221 in bath, large equipped kitchen with Ing on August 17, 19S1 and August sity of the citizens of our state, center hall, 25' living room with HAZLBT — AH modern three-bedroom of making the same available to the 22, 1961, considered the application o construction have been approved breakfast area and separate dining ranch In excellent condition, p)ay>c«om, public as a means of fngreai and egresi after having been compelled to area. Low taxes. Expandable attic, fireplace, dining room, kitchen to and from the parking: lot for the KARL! APTS., INC., for a variance In so far this year. He said this is ba»ment and it*.car garage. In with wall oven and counter patio, alorrna and acreena, cloae to connection with the front yard setback pay an exorbitant price for the achoola, ahopa, tratna and bus. Low narking of motor vehicles by the pub- requirement. $23.6 million ahead of last year's eluding draw ihadei, combination range, first floor den, laundry, taxea. J15.00O. CO 4-6026. He, as shown on and In accordance franchise." •torm Hah and doori and electric with the plans and specifications there- The said Board of Adjustment grant Counterfeit Drug rate and $4.6 million ahead of the rangt. Really nice location. Immedl full basement, two-car attached THREE-BEDROOM RANCH on half for on file In the office of the Bor- ed a variance to allow a setback i A check of public records has att poneiilon at cloilng. garage. Tempting at only $26,900. acre lot. \Vt baths, recreation room ough Clerk and hereby ipproved. follows: yearly total was $92.8 million. 1 not,produced enough financial in- with built-in bar, science kitchen, all f laid Lo- ESTATE OK MARY C. MAR drug used in the treatment of center now. rage. Only $37,500. schools, tranaportatlon. I17.5O0 firm. cal Bond Law and according to the QUARDT. DECEASED. RU 1-1959. arthritis which was obtained from reasonable life thereof. Is ten Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Course Set THREE-BEDROOM RANCH - jITTLE SILVER — Charming three- PLEASE — Don't all call at once; yea re. C. BROEQE. Surrogate, of the Count; sources other than the legitimate Living room, dining area, nice bedroom ranch, beamed celling, floor four-bedroom lakefront cottage; fire- (c) The supplemental debt state- of Monmouth, this day made, on tin LITTLE SILVER — A program lo celling bookcaaea, brick fireplace, manufacturer. The drug, "Meti- kitchen, fully paneled basement place; oil burner; cute, clean, and ment required by said law has been ppllcation of the undersigned, Eathe large screened and atorm encloaed comfortable; $13,900. HAROLD LINDE- duly made a^d filed in the Office ol C. Smith, Sole Executrix of the eatatL corten," is manufactured legiti- Huge Crowd of radiological training in the for rumpus area. A bargain at porch, aunken paneled den, dtahwasher, MANN, Broker. Eatontown. LI 21103. the Boronqh Clerk and a complete ex- of the aald Mary C. Marquardt, de< techniques of monitoring In the $16,500. ilafned appolntmenta throughout, beau- Evenlnga LI 2-0485. ecuted nrlcinal thereof nan been fll^d ceased, notice Is hereby given to ih> mately by Schering Corp. which Kully landscaped on half acre plot. In the Office of the. Director of the creditors of *ald deceased to rireseni event of nucelar attack has been Priced lor quick Bale 126,000. For ap- Division of Lorni Government of the. has plants in Bloomfield and Welcomes PRACTICALLY NEW APPLE- pointment call SH 1-6358 after 4 p.m. State of New Jersey, and such state, to the aald Bole Executrix their claim Union, set up by the Monmouth County .m. I pointment only. 5«00 on account or engineering and citizens may apply to Mr. Krist- RANCH BUNQALOW — Rlverilde nanectlon contn and lepm expenses; ESTATE OF THBRERA LUCUANO Killed in Pike four-week crusade in Convention McGowan Ryan Agency and <3> not exceeding $S50 on accounl DECEASED. jen, 72 Rumson Rd., for admit- LITTLE SILVER — Excellent Helghta area, one block 10 Shrewabury Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Hall. He-was met at the city's River. Pln« paneled living room with cd Bank ' SH 7-3000 f Interest on oblljtntlons to finanr< tance to the course. residential neighborhood. Four- 'Ireplaca, two bedrooma, tile bath. such cost (durine the period permit BROEGR, Surrofate of tha County outskirts by Rev. Gerald A. Fos of Monmouth, thla flay mad., on thr j All sessions will commence at bedroom Colonial. Large living lorner plot. Five mlnutea lo Red *.ert bv an Id section. Head-onCollision ter, chairman of the Wilmington Bank railroad atatlon. Modern kitchen, SECTION V. ippllcntlon of thfl undersigned. Frank 8 p.m. at the school on the fol- room with fireplace. Conven- ilothea dryer and waaher. Oil heat, cel- LISTINGS WANTED Thr full rnith ami credit of thf Ulclsano, flnle Executor of thf eatstr* ELWOOD (AP) - Robert Szy- Committee for the Philadelphia tional dining room. Full base- lar. Beautifully landacaped. Price-114,- Borough are Hereby pledged to th( of the said Thrreaa. Lurlsano, deceased 'lowing dates: 900. Call SH 1-8845 afternoona and For the Red Bank Arm punctual payment nf the principal oi notice Is hereby given tn the rreill manski, 30, of 933 Eden Ave., Crusade. ment, steam oil fired heat, torn of ftnlrl decenaed to present to the tvenlnga. Multiple Lilting System and I liter rat on the said obligation!! Highland Park, a New Jersey Sept. 5: introduction, present Price $18,000. Call: ROL8T0N WATEItfUmV authorized by this ordinance. Raid oti ssld Role Executor their clnlms untie Later the evangelist, his party ACRIFICE THREE-BEDROOM, two- IS Wcit Front St.. Red Bank (gallons nhnli bn direct, unlimited ot) oath wtthln six months from this date public health inspector, was killed and about 20 of the city's civic crisis, modern warfare; speak- alh ranch. Recreation room, full haae- BH 7-3500 iRations or the. Borough, and the Bor Dated: August 21st. 1061 er, Ronald Jacobs, radiological ient, two-car garage. One-acre plot. Over 13.000.000 HOKI by MLfl migh shall be obligated tn levy ad MANK I.UCI8ANO. yesterday in a head-on auto col- and business leaders were guests 'atlo, fully land leaped. Close to school IDS rtlver Btreet, instructor at Fort Monmouth, , WEART-NEMETH .nrl churchei. 122,000. LI 2-1438. In three montln - valorem tnx^n upon all the taxahlt lision on White Horse Pike. at a lunch hosted by business property within the Borough for thr Red Bank, N. J. Sept. 12: Conelrad; description AGENCY FOUR-YEAR OLD SPLIT — Four bad- YOUR HOME NEEDED! We need payment of said obligations and Inter Messrs. Abramoff k Apy Ralph Meadow, 29, of 70 San man Nathan Miller. ooma, V/t batha, dlshwaiher, full cel- lomei with two to (our bedrooma In eat' thereon without limitation tax oi H Monmouth Rtreet, of basic physics of the atom; Heel Bank area, $12-f25.0OO pMcr rate nr amount. Red Bank. N. J.. Hichen Dr., Trenton, a passenger Delaware Gov. Elbert N. Carvel 102 WEST FRONT STREET lar, two-car garage. t',4 per cent VA t, wh«r« owner would "TRADE" speakers, James Abotello and lOrtgage may bfl aaaumed. Possession SECTION VI Attorneyi. in Szymanski's car, and GenrRe welcomed Dr. Graham, City it cloalng. 124.900. 811 7-0866. an air-condltlnned three-bedroom This ordinance nhall take efferl AUK. 25, Sept. 1, R, 16 gls.2' Mr. Kristjen. SHadyside 1-2240 and den ranch; or a,two-family Income Lipschutz, 72, of 5422 Gainer Rd., Council president William J. Mc- EIOHT-ROOM SPLIT LEVEL — Two property, with city irwrn; or a four- wenty <2Q( days after the first ptili bedroom ranch with haaemfnt and llcatlon thereor after final passage, ai NOTICE Philadelphia, driver of the second Sept, 19: Monmouth Medical 24-HOUR SERVICE "iatha, garage, baaement, acreened-ln provided hy an Id Local Bond Law, Clafferty, Jr., presented a sym- 3orch. Good location. FHA appraised. wo-car jarage In a preferreil real- MONMOUTH COIINTV car, suffered minor injuries and Center and civil defense plan- Member Red'Bank Area "19.000. Beat offer. No agenta. 8H 7-4393 dflntlal lection. A quick, mnney laving STATEMENT NUItnOOATK'R COURT bolic key to the city in his role inri convenient exchange can be rt- The Miinlcinfll bond ordinance puh- were treated and released at At- ning; speaker, Joseph Emmons, >Cle4 for you. WALKER A WALKER. Notice to Creditor* tn rresuit as acting jnayor. Multiple Listing Service 'HREE-BEDROOM RANCH—Attached I shed herewith wan passed and thf Claim* Aialnst Kutale director of CDDC, Long Branch. arage, full baaement. Near St. Mary'a Reattnn. "Trade Consultants," 6fJl 20 day limitation within which n atilt. lantic City Hospital. A blue sky with broken clouds ,nd public achool. Aaaume 4!4 per cant Broad fit.. Stirewihury. SH .-6212. linn or proceeding questioning the KSTATE OF ETHEI. M. BILEM, Protection against fallout, shield- LINCROFT — Ranch, three bedrooms Rt. 35. H&zlft. CO 45212. DECEASED. State police said Lipschutz was replaced earlier rain and Rodney two baths, Mvlng-dtnlnK room, Wall-to- I mortgage. $16,000. OB 1-2915. vatlrltty of atirh ordinance, can he corn Ing, doses and dose rates; speak- wall carpet, drapes. Electric kitchen menred «« provided In (he lineal Bond Tursuant lo the. order nf EDWARO driving cast on the four-lane high- Square was jammed for the evan- 'HREB-BEDROOM RANCH — Belford HANDYMAN SPECIAL, deilred. Uned. "..aw hn« he gun tn run from the. dat* 1. HROKGK. Surrogate of the County er, James R. Coleman, chief, Ra- with dlihwasher. Br«akfait room, utili- rea. Oarage, encloaed patio, full eel- but not abused, eight to twelve-room if the first publication nf this stale- nf Monmouth, thla day made, on the. way when he apparently lost con- ty room, family room. Cellar, carafe. ar. Price 114,600. Can aaauma '('>% gelist's appearance. Awnings, atorma and acreeni. on half within -W mile rndlut W Keyport. Box ment. . - - - application of tha- Underalitnerl, Lola C. diological Section, Titanium Di- mortgage.(or detain. 787-U43. 23, Keyport, N.J. Adopted: May 4. lWin Wolff and Charles r. Wolff. Kxecu trol of his car. The car ran into -acr«, Aaklnc »24,000. ES 2-8104. '" ~ ' nrs 'of the estate of the said Etna vision, National Lead Co. PPLEBROOK III — PRICED FOR 'OUR OR VIVE bedroom home. Im- Approved: May 4, tftfifl he westbound lane colliding head- TRANSFERRED — Mult aell In all lUICK SALE. LOVELY LOT. SIX GEORGE A. GRAY. &!. Ell«rs. deceased, nntlce Is hereby Schuyer, has just returned from mediate area of Fled Bank. Hrnnonnblf Riven to the credltora of said riecensri on with the auto driven by Sept. 26: chemical and biolog- weeka, three-bedroom ranch, oversized OOM RANCH. THREE BEDROOMS. irlce. No agenti. Call fill 7-2H4 Mayor garage, breezeway, full cellar, city lew- ',-, BATHS, ATTACHED OARAOE. OS Attend present lo the said Executors their Szymanski. a three-month officer training ical warfare; speaker, Ronald era, waiher, dryer. Owner I16.BOO. LI John Bryan. clafma under oath within six months -35M. WE NEED MOKE HOMES far our rom this date. cruise to Europe aboard the train- Jacobs. 2-0482. selected buyers In Red Bank, Hum inn, Borough Clerk. X II C U T I V aV» CONTEMPORARY Fair Haven and Middletown. Our Dated: August 23rd, Urtil. ing ship "Empire State IV." Oct. 3: how to read and use OWNER SALE-FOUR BEDROOMS. 1ANCH In . Oak Hill. Air conditioned, Aug. 25 1/318 C. WOLFF, BACK FROM CRUISE PINING ROOM, UVINQ ROOM, OA- vlng room 23x23', allying doora to 45' trade-in program has created many Ports of call abroad include Radiological instruments; speak- AAOE. AS LITTLE A8 12500 DOWN sales. Call ua for prompt reliable 11.1 Beacon Boulevard, ' atlo, flva bedrooma, Impreaelva foyer, It adds up! More and more Keanaburg, New Jeraey ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ed- Southampton, England; Copen- er. Mrs. NeHie Weber. TO ASSUME •>;« LOAN. COMPLETE agatonc, planter, kitchen with paaa CHARLES P. WOLFF, PAYMENTS 1121 MONTHLY OF ihrough to family room, built-in refrlg- people use The Register ads each ward G. Ryznar, this place, a hagen, Denmark; Lisbon, Portu- WHICH »30 IB EQUITY. EXCELLENT JROWELL AGENCY, Realtor A.1 Beacon Boulevard, Oct. 10; field trials and prac- irator-freMer. carpeting. Many extras. issue because results come fas- Keanaburg, New Jeraejr, student at the Maritime College gal, and Vllle-Franche on the IWIrinoRHOOO. BEST SCHOOLS. 811 >wner relocating. OS 14174 or OS 1- II E. Front 81., 1W4 Bank Executara. tical experience In the use of l-ficfc 0350. SH 1-4030 ter.—Advertisement. Ayg. X, Sept. 1, I 16 IH.27 of the State of New York, at Fort French Riviera. radiological survey Instruments. I i on the market now are safe, and Wmatoum* Mirror we hope that people will eat Gams Safe, them." Rariuw Bay,' between, ^Suten Tax Policies to -Stay Same New York Island and Sandy Hook, N. J. never has been a major source BySAMDAWSON Treasury receipts, but the Treas- for clams, it was pointed out. Area Told Most of those consumed here HEW YORK (AiP) - Uacer ury had counted on getting that COMPANY " U itl M much and more back from other NEW YORK (AP) - Residents come from Long Island Sound, *inties n»y Pile P d*^ provisions of the shelved bill. In of the New York metropolitan Narragansett Bay in Rhode Is- AIIUKY-MIK . 110 SANK •nd that part of the ,g;cbe but addition to the withholding tax on area were assured today that land and the coastal waters of cne thing businessmen can now dividends and some kinds of in- clams now on the market may Massachusetts and Maine. fee sure of: Federal tax ppolicies will bs about terest payments, and tighter safely be eaten raw. bs about rules on business expense ac- Public health authorities said the same for another year. counts, the tax raising proposals there was no danger of incurring Little Yankee Shoes This can af- included a controversial tighter hepatitis, a liver ailment. Just Batty, fect some busi tax treatment of some income Clam purchases have dropped ness planning, earned abroad. markedly, apparently because of Not Rabid Professionally Fitted for Perfect Fit many tax re- Open To Debate reports that clams taken from turns, and also How much the loss of this pros Raritan Bay last year were re- LINDEN (AP)-A bat captured the hopes of pective take will out from antici- sponsible for a number of hepa- in a bedroom was found to be the U.S. Treas pated Treasury receipts is open titis cases. free from rabies, according to Priced fern 5,98 to 10.98 ury in holding to debate. But the Treasury now New York and New Jersey Henry J. Gavan, city health of- down a pros- is looking to another wiurce of promptly closed the bay to clam ficer. DAWSON pectivc deficit increased revenue anyway. ming operations and it is still The bat, which had been snared that seems to grow and grow. TJiat is the extra tal^e it ex- closed, as are some other waters by an animal warden Tuesday in Businessmen Who were eyeing pects to come from present cor where pollution is believed to!the home of Albert J- Burger som^: tax relief as an incentive porate and individual income!have affected the clams, !of 930 Orchard Ter., was sent to for * expanding their plants can taxes due to the expected surge j . • . ., iTrenton for a laboratory check forget it: There won't be any in economic activity. dealers .,„. the TfMJ anitrlal was discovered by special help that way this year The Treasury doesn't expect their business is off as much as Burger's two young daughters. Those who were fearing a any gains along this line to be 50 to 80 per cent. The test was performed because erackdown on expense spending enough to make up for all the rabid bats have been found in as one of the pleasanter ways of increased spending for defense Richard S. Mark, a food pro- Jersey City and Point Pleasant doing business can relax: Con- and for some civilian projects tection expert with the Public A 44-year-old man in Orange is gress has put all that over unti But it is counting heavily on in Health Service office here, has- undergoing rabies shots because tened to assure residents that next year, if fihen. And the same creased revenues to change thii he was bitten by a bat last goes for the withholding at fiscal year's deficit into a surplui clams now on the market are per- fectly safe. Wednesday. However, there is no source of taxes on interest and for fiscal 1963. evidence the bat that bit the man dividend payments. A lot of unhatdhed -ggs ar "There is absolutely nothing to 1 was rabid because the anima Those who were bemoaning I involved in these expectations, worry about," he said. "Every was killed and discarded before chance of losing present partial But most businessmen hope thing is under control. The clams tests could be made. deductions- of dividends from tax- Treasury is right. able income also can relax: Thai too has gone by the board. Tighter Scrutiny The International Revenue Serv- Rusk Snips Introducing ice may tighten up its security of returns and could be a little Striped Pants Mr. Walter S. Thompson less lenient in allowing deduc- tions, but changes along that line Formalities ' Steinbaeh Company announces are a normal uncertainty in do- AS A BONUS FOR YOUR CHILD I ing business. WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre- .' with pleasure the addition to True, the tax changes that tary of State Dean Rusk reports President Kennedy proposed gradual progress in getting rid 12,95 to 17-95 AJ2 ACCOUNT OPENED IN 'its staff of Mr. Waltar S. Thomp- early in the year had been run- of the striped pants formalities — son. A veteran of mqre-'than ning into increased opposition, that take so much of diplomats Monmouth County National Bank fifty years in the shoe business, and the final decision to postpon time. Famous Maker's such revisions wasn't exactly un The secretary testified before a when you buy a pair of expected. Senate subcommittee on nationa Mr. Thompson is a specialist In But at least now business can policy machinery, headed by Sen Fashion Watches professional fitting of children's plan along one line instead of Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash. Little Yankee Shoes diets. having to set up alternates. As an example of how protocol The biggest change in plans is being modernized, Rusk said at Steinbach's may come tor *ho*e who were it used to be that a new am- expecting to expand activities bassador coming here had to make next year. about'100 formal calls on U.S. of- 7.99 Economic Upswing ficials and other foreign ambas- Most such expansion was prob- sadors. All these calls had to A wonderful opportunity to se- ably based on indications that i be returned. general economic upswing is Now, Rusk said, once a month lect a widely varied treasure fairly certain. But the chance there Is a "morning reception"— chest of fine, sparkling All the ambassadors come and the proposed tax bill held out watches. Choice of nearly 25 of getting some tax deductions the newcomers can get the intro- doubtless will make a difference ductions over at one shindig. styles in strap style bracelets. in some marginal case*. It used to be, too, the Secretary The Democratic majority on of State was expected to attend •PlUf TM • the House Ways and Means Com- Washington parties celebrating mittee has promised to take up the national holidays of every this proposal as th« first order 'oreign government. Rusk simply STEINBACH'S JEVELRY, of business in 1963. doesn't go to any—"but my wife Street Floor & Asbury Park STEINBACH'S SHOE DEPARTMENT, Street Floor, Red Bank only Such tax relief would cut into does."

Just a ftw more (lays <.. and HIM It's back-to- MhooH Stylo Has Its Important place In ah alert girl's and boy's scheme of things and Stein- bach's h prepared to help!

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