Weather _ Distribution ft. r«Jr Today JWW)b WSDBANK IStfi to* dVyi.ln /£ mile stretch of road. right places Rt. 36 where $2.3 million will ba spent for dualization to Sandy Hook plan should the results of the review meeting indicate a need park is now used exclusively for official parkway, traffic as well New Jersey will finance the State Park. South of Red Bank is shown the future Rt. 35 Freeway — from for re-study. as for a park. . . whole cost for widening and im Eatontown to the Brielle area, a $2,090,000 job. In the center is Rt. 9 which will proving a section of Rt. 35 from be dualized for 9'/i miles to a point south of Freehold. In the lower right sec- Holly Ave. to Washington Ave. in Point Pleasant, estimated at tion of the map is Point Pleasant where, for $500,000, connection between Rts. $500,OqO. This, a spokesman for 35 and 88 is being improved. To the North, the state will spend $300,000 for Held for Grand Jury in Bribe Case the state Highway Department ex the new Rt. 35 approaches to Cheesequake Bridge. Other features shown on the plained yesterday, will continue a FORT MONMOUTH map, explained by the legend, require further state action. The convict" the defendants "at least However, Snoyer, who report- for . Schaefer, ' contended that program of improvements be- three former Army Signal Corps in the eyes of the public." edly went to the FBI in early without Snoyer's testimony the tween Rt. 35 and Rt. 88 through employees arrested on bribery Meanwhile, Assistant U.S. At- June and said he had been so- government had not proven any Point Pleasant that began last charges four weeks ago were torney Matthew Boylen, who licited for a $48,000 bribe to reason for the alleged exchange year. held yesterday for action of presented the government's case, guarantee an award of a $2,400,- of money. He called upon the And it will be at the state's federal grand jury. told reporters the he'dring mere- 000 contract, was not called as U.S. attorney to produce the cost, about $300,000, that ap- Voters May Decide Pay Concluding a two-day prelim- ly ended "this phase" ot an FBI a witness. It was Snoyer who al- man,'. Boylen refused. Goldstein proaches to Rt. 35's Cheesequake inary hearing, U.S. Commission- probe, of government-contract legedly gave the money to Lav- said the defense bad not at- Bridge will be improved and er David Goldstein ruled the gov- letting In, the Signal Corps. erick and Tryon. tempted to subpoena Snoyer and widen*! • ' • ernment had, . shown probable Continuing Investigation FBI agents testified Snoyer fc«8 ttift. therefore, the court would Charles M. Pike, executive visiting editors in a Kremlin conference room. At left a I'erioui tan Township, against Dogardite Manufacturing Co:, Inc. for Teacher-Certified, first and sec- Camlet II Spons _ 14-15 Khrushchev awaits start of the conference. At right he grins broadly after conclusion (1,500. The land was jsed for the construction of the parkway, ond grades. Oakhurst Country Crossword Puzzle 4, 22 Stock Market 3 Mr. Casey said. ' Day School. KE 1-1500.—Adv. Editorials • SucceslTuI Investing 1 of the 2'/a-hour session. IAP Wirephoto) A 2—Friday, Aogust 3, 1962 RED BAXK HEGISTER companylng Snoyer to the Shrewsbury dinner party, posed Weather Jury U the jon-ln-law of the head of Hew Jersey — Martly msny Held at Gunpoint (Continued) a firm which supposedly wu to ind warn today, Mgh ti to H the Newmrfc airport, wu not Join Snoyer end thereby stresgtb- OBITUARIES hate News Briefs inland, but near SO aJonj the in Consul's financial posture, >cetnfront. Fair tonight, low tUowetf by GoKrttia to tell wh*t Its next flight to New York leaves 8 State Officials in Arizona Drama kd the contractor being Goldstein said the masquerad- Sy H» AModated FMM TOT t ZCW 50s HENHY BATTERS tonight (2 p.m. EST). there. ing was "common and appropri- SOBLEN TO U. S. .cooler Inlani PHOENQC, Ariz. (AP)—An em-18 months ago while working on Agent Stine testified Sncyer had ate" in carrying out official as- LEONARDO — Henry Batters, LONDON — The British gov Pal Uttered pipefitter, incensed the den Canyon Dam project on 83. of 12 Foster St., Newton, TEMPORARY SECLUSION areas. told him he had been asked for signments. eminent ordered Israel's El A warm and hi discontinuance ' of his disabiliy the Colorado River in northern formerly a resident here, died PHOENIX, Ariz. —= Weary a $48,000 bribe, or two per cent Goldstein said key salient facts Airline today to take Dr. Robert checks, held eight men at gun- Arizona. He drew disability com- Wednesday in his home. Sherri Finkbine slipped into tem- mid Saturda g g of the contract price, and that included the shipment of Army Sobleu to the United States. Tw ppoin t for /i i pensation for a while, Gorey said, Mr. Batters was a famous ath- porary seclusion today and hints t e m perature: hours in a sta tit had persuaded his bidders to documents from Fort Monmouth V. S. marshals stood by to es- office before detectives disarmed but the checks stopped in mid- lete at Holy Cross College in the that she was headed for Sweden much t h drop the demand to $20,000. The to Snoyer, and subsequent con- cort the fugitive spy home t him Thursday night. March. late 189O's. He was a retired and her planned abortion. same as toda; fact that the bribes allegedly paid versations at the Shrewsbury .start a life term for espionage. Marine Charles Elmer Milligan, 52, That Was it market editor of Chemical and In Los Angeles, Scandinavian totaled only $1,500 in the face of restaurant about the documents; The formal order was deliver- Block Islan Tempe, was subdued by Sgt. Ear John B. Ryan, 63, a court re- Metallurgical Engineer, New Airlines reported that the pretty a $20,000 request was left open. and the money which was found ed to the airline this morning, to Cape May— Moore and detective Don Rodri porter employed for the hearing York City. Phoenix television personality Agent Robert F. O'Keefe tes- on Laverlck and Tryon. Winds southe quez, who gained entry to the and one of the hostages, said: Survivors are a son, Raymond and her school teacher-husband, tified that the envelope packaged "It is apparent," he said in the ly about barricaded office by posing as "He just wanted to tell his story, Batters of Keyport, three daugh- Robert, had reservations for by Snoyer, and found on Laver- opinion which drew Frankel's ire, knots thi newsmen. and he did it, even though he ters, Mrs. Josephine Forest, of (light to Stockholm with a stop ick, originally contained $950 but "Schaefer was a man who moved Voters morning, becoming onshore Moments earlier, Milligan had repeated himself several times. Northport, L. I., Mrs. Ruth Da- at Copenhagen, Denmark. when recovered had only $850. around in/ circles and had con (Continued) to 15 knots this afternoon, dimin voluntarily released five of his When he finished, he finished and vies of Newton and Mrs.'Rose- The Finkbines could not be O'Keefe said he learned later nections . . . which be made prof- ficer (full time), $5,500, and Pro ishing to about 5 knots tonight prisoners. tl-at was it." that before the envelope was jtable for himself. marie Orr of Babylon, L, I., 13 found for comment but their and becoming southwest 10 I The drama began about 8 a.m. bationary Patrolman Stanley Fox At that point, Milligan released passed, Snoyer removed $100. "Laverick and Tryon occupied grandchildren and two great- lawyer confirmed they had de- 15 knots Saturday afternoon. Fa in a four-story state capitol annei $4,600. Mr. Fox joined the fora all hostages except Donald J. The reason for the removal positions . . . possibly at the high- grandchildren. cided on the where and when to weather with visibility 5 mile: housing offices of the Arizona In last December and must serve Morgan, 47, the commission's wasn't given. est eschelon at Fort Monmouth Tne funeral will be tomorrow abort her pregnancy ol nearly or more except briefly lower ii dustrial Commission. chief attorney, and the two pseu- out a year before being giver Testifies on Money . they were in position to do at 8:30 a.m. from Posten Funeral three months. early morning haze. There for a hearing on his dls do-newsmen. regular status. Agent Solomon F. Qulnn, Jr., business with any person or com- Home, Atlantic Highlands, to St. TIDES ability claim, Milligan whipped Sgt Moore got four glasses ol pany . . . Agnes Catholic Church, Atlantic Future Action TO ENTER ALGIERS out a .22 caliber pistol and wound water and the men began to talk. testified that when the money to (Sandy Hook) "The conspiracy was clearly Highlands, where Rev. Michael Council took under considera- ALGIERS — Deputy Premier ed his own attorney hi a scuffl As Milligan turned his head to be used at the dinner-meeting Today — High 10:35 p.m. hatched for one purpose, the in- J. Lease, pastor, will offer high tlon for future action a proposal Ahmed Ben Bella, victor of a before taking command of tb pick up a glass of water, Rodri- was being marked, at the New- Ir.w 4:39 a.m. terests of the conspirators requiem mass at 9 o'clock. Bur- by Chief Herring that promotion major battle in his bid to rule a room. ark FBI headquarters, Snoyer Saturday—High 11:12 a.m. and quez leaped at him and grabbed ial will be in Mt. Olivet Ceme- grades of third, second and first sweepingly leftist Algeria, is due bad produced a total of $3,000. "Schaefer was the rigger 11:12 p.m. and low 5:09 a.m, Lawyer Released the pistol. Moore joined his fellow tery. ... class patrolmen be established to enter Algiers in triumph today He released his lawyer, Steph officer to overpower the husky Quinn said Snoyer had separated of the conspiracy. The evidence and 5:16 p.m. shows it to be EO. Laverick and for the future developmant of the to take over leadership of the S. Gorey, 46, who scooted out pipefitter. it Into four piles, one of $950, MRS. DAVID C. SMITH Sunday — High 11:54 a.m. and Tryon were part and parcel of ii department. government. the room on the -seat of his pant! There was one wild shot from one, $650, and two, $700 each. JERSEY CITY — Mrs. Hattie 11:51 p.m., and low 5:42 a.m Though the first two were later The evidence is more than It also voted to give Chief Her- A compromise between the ri and was hospitalized with a flesh Milligan's gun, but Moore said, Smith, 74, of Jersey City,' died and 5:54 p.m. accounted for, the pair of $700 sufficient . . ." he said. Tuesday In Greenville Hospital, ring the right to do special, out- val political factions yesterday wound in his left leg. Latei "I don't think he felt like killing (For Red Bank and Rumsoi packages were not. Quinn said "It would be a naive assump- Jersey City. She was the daugh- side of-hours, work for Greenbriei gave Ben Bella, 45, a possibly Gorey, from a hospital bed, con- anybody." bridge, add two hours; Sei hi had no knowledge of them. tion that this money may! by ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Inn Saturday nights and for Har- dominant role in shaping the fu ferred with Milligan by telephone Reactions of the prisoners Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Friedlander, objecting to the some unexplained process, have Henry Schultz. vey's Grove Sundays at no cosl ture of this infant country. and tried to talk him out of hi varied. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- admission of various pieces of gotten into their pockets withoui Mrs. Smith is survived by her to the borough. Other policemen gun-waving lecture to commissio C. Blaine Dunford, 59. employed lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) officials. evidence produced by the gov- having been given to them by husband, David C. Smith; two on an overtime basis, are to bt CLEMENT VICTORY in the commission's records de- CHICAGO (AP) — Storms di ernment, argued that they should Snoyer or someone on his behalf; sons, Oscar R. Smith of Mata- paid $2.75 an hour for special NASHVILLE, Term. — Tennes- The gunpoint hearing was It partment, emerged first. He was minished but more shower: not be considered until "the mys- and that it was accepted with ful wan and David H. Smith of Has- service at such Monmouth Re- see Democrats endorsed ex-Gov. terrupted in its early stages b; crying. Frank Clement for a third term dampened broad areas acros: terious Mr. Snoyer takes the knowledge that they were accept- brouck Heights; a brother, Julius gional High School events as Milligan's son, Charles, 28, whi "I'm sorry," he said, "but as governor yesterday and ap- sections of the nation today. was promptly thrown out by hi stand and tells us that he gave ing bribes." Schulte of Rahway; three grand- school dances and football games, Can't Help It parently unseated two veteran One wet belt extended alon, angered father. just can't help it" the money to these men and Frankel said; children had four great-grand' This will be on a rotation system, why." congressmen who opposed much the Pacific Northwest coast witf Milligan suffered a back injury He described his fear as greatei "Your honor went out of his children. with the school hiring off-duty of President Kennedy's program. drizzle as far south as San Fran than what he experienced wh« Goldstein overruled the argu- way as far as you could to find The funeral will be this after- men. Mr. Mausner approved th ment, however, and allowed the Clement, clearly the "man to cisco. Showers and some thun he was employed in Honolulu the not only probable cause but to noon at It 30 o'clock in the Bedle plan as legal. evidence, Including the money beat" from the start, scored an derstorms Continued during th< day the Japanese attacked Pearl convict beyond a reasonable Funeral Home, Matawan, with and the envelopes in which it Councilman Herbert L. Willett, impressive victory over Chatta- night in southwest sections o Harbor. doubt at least in the minds Rev. Frank Sweeten, pastor of 3d, while voting firmly against nooga Mayor P. R. Olglati and the central Great Plains and the Next was Dr. Leo L. Tuveson, had been contained when FBI of the public ... It was highly the Matawan Methodist Church, the proposal to place the polic Memphis City Commissioner Wil- northern Rocky Mountain areas, 51, attending the hearing to testif agents seized it from Laverick unfair and improper." officiating. Burial will be in salary question on the Novembei liam W. Farris. Thunder-lightning storms hil Rlverview against Milligan's disability claim. and Tryon. Goldstein said, 'Frankel was Christ Church Cemetery, South parts of the central Rockies, In the opening day's bearing, ballot, did the arithmetic that en Red Bank "AH in a day's work," said the free to take any action he felt Amboy. north and central plains and in Agent Stine had said he entered abled council to arrive upon th SCORES KENNEDY Mr. and Mrs. John Elkholm, II physician. proper within realms of ethica the Upper Mississippi valley. the .investigation of the case, HARRY G. KALLOP 7>/5 per cent first year, 7 pei ALBANY. Ga. - U. S. Sen. Kinkade Dr., Middletown, soi Also held was Loren G. Shelley conduct. which Snoyer had brought to the cent next, formula. Richard B. Russell of Georgia Small tornadoes were reported esterday. 33, a commission attorney. SPRING LAKE - Services will FBI, OIL June 11. At that time, branded today as a political ist night in Nebraska, North Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cannoi Said Shelley when he telephoned be held tomorrow for Harry G. This was after a formula t he said, Snoyer brought to him President John F. Kennedy {Dakota and Texas while funnel 529 Sherman Ave., Belford, soi his wife: "I'll be heading hom Kallop, 70, circulation manager permit 10 per cent the first year a package received in the mail comments about this city's ra clouds were spotted In Nebras- yesterday. shortly." Crash of the Newark News from 1923 and 5 per cent the next was hung ka, Kansas and Louisiana. No ficm Schaefer, Consad's agent at until his retirement In 1956. cial problems. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Martin, 27! Milligan said nothing as he was (Continued) - on a 3-3 split vote, including Mr. injuries were reported. A twister Fort Monmouth. Mr. Kallop died Wednesday Russell said the Presideni Laurel Ave., West Keansburg led away. He was booked on Mr. Vaccaro also leaves five Willett's "no." In advance, he hit near Hayes Center, Neb., night after a fall at his home, "stamp of approval upon the con daughter, yesterday. charges of assault with a deadly The package contained a vol- brothers, Martino, Henry and told the other officials that he causing minor damage. ume of Signal Corps manuals and 206 Tuttle Ave. stant violation of the city law Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Werner, weapon and investigation ol James Vaccaro of Allenhurst; •was going to vote "no" again It was a little cool In upper other technical data. The papers Born in Rosendale, N. Y., he ... is certain to encourage th Pauls PI., New Monmouth, daugti sanity. Carmen Vaccaro of Neptune and but would toss in new figures for New York state, sections of New had a bearing on the $2,400,000 joined the News in 1905 and importation of many other pn ter, yesterday. Louis Vaccaro of Bradley Beach them to study. The V£ plus England and Pacific coastal During the morning hours, Mil- contract for radio units on which served with the paper's adver- fessionais and notoriety seeker Mr. Vaccaro was a veteran of formula, he said would work oul areas, with temperatures of 50 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas David- ligan talked frequently by tele- Consad had been low bidder. tising department before taking and worsen an already bad situ son, 6% East Highland Ave., At phone with police In adjacent of- World War I and was a member to just a shade over IS per cent degrees. But readings were I Stine testified yesterday that charge of circulation. ation." lantic Highlands, son, yesterday fices. of the Catholic War Veterans In the second year. the 60s and 70s in the majoi Snoyer told him the papers In- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Asbury Park. part of the country. Higher tern Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Matthews, cluded Information considered Prudence Kallop; three sons, Ar- Plan Rejected CLAIM VICTORY 12 Berry St., Keansburg, son, Mr. Siano was a retired city peratures were reported in south trade secrets" among manufac- thur M. Kallop of Summit, Har- Chief Herring flatly rejected a yesterday. employee of Asbury Park. He is BUENOS AIRES, Argentina ern Florida, eastern and south turers which the government ry B. Kallop, Jr., of Sea Girt 5-5-5 basis for three years as un- Hospital Aide survived by two sons, Anthony Claiming victory in the 48-hou em Texas, southern sections ol Mr. and Mrs. James Brophy, 2: should not have allowed out of and John W. Kallop of MfUvHle; acceptable. Had the council ac- A., and Jack A. Siano, both of nationwide strike that ended Arizona and New Mexico an Grant Ave., Runuon, daughter its files, as well as certain parts two brothers, Edward F. Kallop tion stopped there, he indicated, Neptune. midnight, a Peronist labor leai the arid Southwest, ranging int this morning. Dies After lists which would have cost $2,- of Irvington tnd John Kallop of he and his men would start up er today predicted more wall Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Strack, The Francionl, Taylor and a personal campaign through the the. 90s. . 000 to $4,000 to prepare. Rosendale, N. Y., and a sister, outs "and an increase of violent 12 Lakeside Dr., Matawan, Lopez Funeral Home, Asbury Mrs. Elsie Ingram, also of Ros- borough to get voters to agree in the days to come." Some early morning tempera- Auto Mishap Having these documents In his laughter, Tuesday. possession, Stine said Snoyer had Park, is in charge of arrange- endale. to place the wanted 15 per cent Rosendo Garcia, one of the top tures and conditions: New York Mr. and Mrs. John O'Brien, LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Verna ments. 68, clear; Chicago 70, partly told him, would have given the raise issue on the November, eight leaders of the 3-million- 245 Wilson Ave., New Monmouth, Megill, cashier at Uie coffee shop MARY BEYER ROSSELL cloudy; Boston 65, clear; Wash- Santa Monica contractor an ad- ballot. Had that happened, and member general Confederation son, Tuesday. or Monmouth Medical Center, MOUNT HOLLY — Mrs. Mary ington 72, partly cloudy; Atlan vantage in preparing himself to MRS. MAE C. TILTON the voters approved it, the full Labor (CGT), said the govern- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pedone, died last night in the hospital Beyer Rossell, formerly of Key- ta 72, partly cloudy; Miami 83, meet an evaluations survey test WALL TOWNSHIP — Mrs. Mae raise would have been granted in ment claim that the walkout w. 61 Shore Blvd., Keansburg, son, after"* her car struck a pole at port, died yesterday in her home clear; Louisville 68, clear; De- made by government engineers C Tilton, 82, of Berkeley Heights, the first year. failure was ','for psychological Tuesday. * Second and Bath Aves. here. troit 65, clear; St. Louis 68, in the award of major contracts formerly of Red Bank, died yes- Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Mar- Mrs. Megill, 65. of 125 Phillips Responding to questions by effect only." c!ear; Minneapolis 67. partly Earlier testimony indicated terday at Sunnyslde Farm Nurs- She was the widow of Rev. zone, 20 Conover Ave., Middl Ave., Deal, suffered chest in- Councilman Francis L. Cooper, cloudy; Kansas City 71, cloudy; that Consad, though low on other ing Home, here. William R. Rossell, pastor of the town Township, son, Tuesday. juries in the crash. Police said Mr. Mausner explained that if PLANE MISSING Denver 62, clear; Dallas 75, prior bids, had lost out because Mrs. Tilton was the widow of First Baptist Church in Keyport Bai Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Malchow, she lost control of her car dur- the voters approve of the raise, NEW DELHI, India - clear; Phoenix 82, partly cloudy of adverse survey reports on its Henry C. Tilton. For many years from 1928 to 1944. Kentucky Dr., Hazlet, daughter, ing a coughing spell while driv- the question cannot be raised for weather continued today to n Seattle 57, rain; San Francisco ability to produce. The testimony the family made their home on Services will be Monday at 2 Tuesday. ing to work at about 8 a.m. another two years. He also strict the search for a Nepal Air 55, rain; Los Angeles 63, cloudy also showed that Consad was River Rd., at Prospect Ave,, Red p.m. in the Perlnchies Funeral Dr. Harry L. Harwood, assist- stressed that beyond that, it iner missing with 10 person; Anchorage 57, cloudy, and Hono- Mr. and Mrs. William Turner, to be disqualified on the pending Bank. Home, 438 High St., Mount Holly. lo Buttonwood PI., Hazlet, son, ant Monmouth County physician, would be up to the police to get aboard. The passengers Included lulu 76, clear. $2,400,000 contract for the same Born at Matawan, she was the their raises by referendum. two U. S. foreign aid officials Wednesday. said an autopsy will be per- reason, even after the alleged in- formed this morning to deter- daughter of the late Charles E. Mr. Willett called the referen- The DC3 has been missing sine Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Siciliano, tervention by the defendants. mine the cause of death. and Ella Conover. Surviving are dum system "an abdication of Wednesday afternoon on a fligl 10 Leroy PI., Red Bank, daugh FBI agents testified to having Surviving are a son, Edward four daughters, Mrs. J. Frank from Katmandu to New Delhi, er, Wednesday. observed Snoyer giving an en- the Borough Council's responsibil- Oceanport K. Megill, an Interlaken police- Tyler of Tuscon, Ariz.; Mrs. Al- is believed to have crashed Mr. and Mrs. George Duncan, velope to Tryon. They produced ities," and said he was "dead man; three sisters, Mrs. Sue len E. Crawford of Tinton Falls; the Himalayan foothills, rough (Continued) 3'< Wlnthrop PI., Hazlet, son, no evidence that anything had set against" the whole idea. Raff of Little Silver, Mrs. Earl Mrs. George B. Hogg, Jr., of Ber- 1 ly halfway between the two cap Springfield Ave., and on the Wednesday. been given to Laverick. The U.S. "This, ? he said, "is a dodge to Saunders of Horseheads, N. Y., keley Heights, and Mrs. Helen itals. northwest by the Central Rail- Mr. and Mrs. Patsy De Lisa, attorney stipulated there was no get council out of decision," and, and Mrs. Ivins Messier of Wes Evernham of Albuquerque, N. M.; road of New Jersey freighl 43 Maple Ave., Fair Haven, son, charge that Schaefer had re- he predicted, "it can lead us to Long Branch; and a brother, Ar- a sister, Mrs. Walter B. Cherry BERLIN CRISIS tracks. Wednesday. ceived or passed any money in 'Beautiful Monwnertfs a great deal of difficulties." He thur J. Tunis of Glendola. of Keyport; a brother, Henry WASHINGTON — Soviet Pre- The AAA-1 zone would extend Mr. and Mrs. Pasquale Di Ver- the transaction. Conover of Colts Neck; 10 grand- W* always cany a wide setee- said that in the past council has The Woolley Funeral Home, mier Khrushchev probably wil! eastward from Myrtle Ave. and ieri, 85 Campbell St., River Pla- children, and 13 great-grandchil- tioq of monuments and Darken done what it could to promote Long Branch, is in charge of ar- Lie Detector Test sign a separate peace treaty wf the main Jersey Central tracks :a, daughter, yesterday. dren. . . . beautiful, permanent mt better police pay and thought, rangements. The agents acknowledged that expertly carved. AH arc gtura* communist East Germany latei and would include the Portau- Monmouth Medical Center if left alone, would do so in the this year. But it Is highly unlike upon his arrest Tryon demanded Services will be held Monday at teed. Consult «s without obt«a- future. peck section and Goose Neck Long Branch an opportunity to confront Sno- 2 p.m. at the W. H. Freeman & tion. y he will give, the German Red Point. When Chief Herring proposed the power to plunge the worli Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Duda, 50 er and asked to be given a lie Son Funeral Home, Freehold. Tfe lanptott oi truth The ordinance will be senl Police Nab Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster, pas- that police grades of third, sec- into war over Berlin. \sbury Ave., Highlands, son, yes- detector test, and that neither to the Planning Board for that erday. tor of the Red Bank Presbyter- ond and first class patrolman be 1 bid was met. American leaders are now ge group's recommendations and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Da- ian Church, will officiate. Burial established with promotions to Driver After As to the $650 found In an erally agreed that a new Berlin will return to Council for public /is, 249 Texas Rd., Morganville, will be in Holmdel Cemetery. take place every year, Mr. Lem- envelope with a California bank crisis Is in the making. tearing and final reading Sept laughter, yesterday. on said he would go along with address on its face, they said 6. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Jen- Wild Chase Tryon explained it had been giv- YOUTH HEAD NAMED such promotions on a merit basis sen, 42 Riverdale Ave., Mon- and Mr. Willett said he felt auto- Tourists Arrive KEANSBURG — A wild chase en to him by "some man" and WASHINGTON (AP) - The JOHN VAN KIRK & SON mouth Beach, daughter, yester- at speeds near 90 miles per hour :hat he didn't know why. newly named head of the Youth matic promotions would be "ex- NEW YORK (AP) — What wai Treat Children day. SS Cooper ra.. tnddtetmra alt ft a involving a 22-year-old Port Mon- Department of the National Cath- M tremely dangerous, in the long rmed the biggest single load Mr. and Mrs. John C. Kinas The FBI testimony also In- mouth man and local police early li WelefarWlf e Council Rev. Hf»4deaM Comer SB 1-aoil run." if U.S.-bound tourists in historj For Poisoning* :Iuded agreement that Schaefer :zuk, 86 Lewis St., Eatontown today resulted in the motorist be Frederick J. Stevenson, who has foQvenlmt Terms SH 1-XSC* Mrs. Norman Reevey, Reevey- irrived here yesterday aboard FREEHOLD — Four children had denied all knowledge of on, yesterday. ing charged with a variety of mo- headed one of the world's largest town, spoke up from the audience he luxury liner Canberra. who apparently licked ant money-passing and asserting he Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips, tor vehicle violations. Catholic high schools, Cardinal to say that she believed Borough The ship carried 1,622 passen- poison from traps became'vio- "had nothing to hide." The testi- i8 Rockwell Ave., Long Branch, Police said that John Gargano, Dougherty High in Philadelphia, Council should grant the police ers from Britain and various lently ill yesterday, but' suf- mony as to Laverick was that he como»arr mm ion, yesterday. 55 Brainard Ave., Port Mon- for the past two years. wage boosts and promotions they !uropean countries. They'll taki fered no lasting consequences, declined to make any statement Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hill, 414 mouth, will receive a hearing in iefore consulting a lawyer. request because of the work they i the sights here, and many will police reported. :t. 35, Red Bank, daughter, yes- Municipal Court Thursday night do, "the most dangerous work ravel to Washington, Niagara The youngsters, Janet Mat- Even more so than on the in charges of reckless driving, opening day, the hearing's close FOR ANY OCCASION in the borough." 'alls, Boston and other points. hews, 5, Harlene Mathews, 4, Mr, and Mrs. Alan Winters, running three red lights and driv- was marked by sharp exchanges and Richard Bruce Mathews, 05 Crosby Ave., Deal Park, ing a car without a license. 3, of 10 Bennett St., and Fred- between defense lawyers and the laughter, Wednesday. He was arrested early today HONEY BEE FLOWERS erick Megill, 7, of 32 Bennett x>mm!s5ioner. Milton Kosene, at- Mr. and Mrs. John Dennis, 35 after local police chased him St, were taken to FitMo Hos- torney for Laverick, said the de- RUSSELL T. HODGKISS Lesley St., Monmouth Beach, through the borough, onto Rt. ROBERT A. BHAUN pital, Neptune, had their stom- fense was being "strangled" and laughter, Wednesday. and into Middletown. He was 464 BROAD STREET, achs pumped, and were admit- stymied, in both directions. "HOME FOR FUNERALS" Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Begen- laptuned at Church St. and Rt. ted for observation. They were "We co-operate with the orf, 254 Rockwell Ave., Long 16 with the assistance of Middle- SHREWSBURY listed In fair condition. :ourt," he said, "and don't In- V. One of the county's most modern funeral Iranch, daughter, Wednesday. own police. Police said the poison, part terrupt when witnesses are an- SH 1-4020 Mr. and Mrs. Bobble E. Park- According to police, the Gar- swering because we are told that homes with a completely home-like atmosphere. of a Jelly substance in bottle- , 660 Brookside Dr., Belford, ;ano car was "clocked" doing the answer is not responsive Reliable Since 1927 cap containers, had been placed ughter, Wednesday. >etter than 90 miles per hour on he court will strike it. Then aft- In several places In the Mathews Mr. and Mrs. Rafael Soto BY WIRE ANYWHERE 106 BROAD STREET EATOOTOWN he highway. The chase started ;r the answer is In and we ob- home. It had arsenic as Its rchefal, 16 Elizabeth St., Key- vhen Gargano was spotted "drag ject, we are overruled contlnu- Liberty 24383 base, police said. ort, son, Wednesday. acing" on Creek Rd. jusly." When the children became Mr. and Mrs. John Hlgglns, 240 Formerly of East Orange Patrolman Eugene O'Brien In his conclusion, Goldstein ill, older children In the Mat- iberty St., Long Branch, son, Beauty ... Quality ... Craftsmanship in tade the arrest. noted that agent Stine, while ac- hews family called the first aid 'cdnesday. squad for assistance and the Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Fann, youngsters were taken to the '11 Brockton Ave., Neptune, son ENDURING MEMORIALS hoipilal. ednesday. Worden Funeral Home We ire ip«ci»llitt in mommtnta (trip- hired from Select Barn Granite tai The Adams Memorial Home AIR-CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT felly guaranteed. 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK Only Manufacturer of I Memorials Successor to Mount Memorial Home School, Summit, N. J., and Mount library's files on the talks about : concerned, the Monmouth lion yesterday. after the list was compiled took military radar and communica- make a special tour of the col- Vernon Seminary, Washington, banning nuclear tests—day by profound distrust of the United tions equipment. During World lege. States and Russia the most grisly County Planning Board, in co- The Dow Jones industrial av- place at somewhat higher prices, D. C, Mis White was one of 37 day, back for years—you'd be be- operation with the state, started erage rose 2.47 to 593.83. (Mr. Spear cannot answer all War II he was assigned to Fort Dr. Joseph E. Clayton, Bel- American debutantes presented to wildered by the details and may-part of the expedition through Monmouth as supervisor of train- mar, deputy state commtssionei these old stories from Geneva series of public hearings more The Associated Press average mail personally, but will answe society at a ball in the Grand Ho- be sick from the result. han two years ago. The plan Of 60 stocks gained .20 at 218.70, all questions possible in -his col- ing and member of the faculty o? education, will discuss "Thi tel, Rome, in July, 1960. She had The result has been nothing so where most of the American-Rus- of the Army Radio School. Financing and Building of County sian talks were held. met a mixed reception from the with industrials up .50, rails up umn.) made her debut in this country for. public but, again, it was shown .20. and utilities off .10. Mr. Barrett is married and hasCommunity Colleges," taking in at the Debutante Cotillion and The most disturbing part is the plans being made by the state tc But it's not only the lack of that a north-south route that Nine of the 15 most activi two children. Christmas Ball in the Woldorf realization that through all these would by-pass congestion at Long stocks advanced, four declined, provide its share in the construe Astoria Hotel, New York in years of talking—and even in the ion of new county colleges. Branch, Asbury Park and Nep- and two were unchanged. Joins Navy December. 1959. time it takes to go through the tune, was needed if the county is Freeholders Bernlce W. Alex- files—the two giants are straining Ameriacn Tobacco was the! Reserve Verdict Give Awards satisfy the needs of a grow- volume leader, up % at 31% on ander, Park Ridge, Bergen Coun to build even more terrible nu- ty, and C.J. Kylie Myers, Mend- clear strength. ing population and visitors to its 84,800 shares, of which 64,000 In Auto Death ham, Morris County, will discuss Old Guard popular shore resorts. shares was accounted for In a For Safety It would be nice to think the 11-Mile Stretch findings they made on a recen new hope President Kennedy held •ingle transaction. Second was MIDDLETOWN — Magistrate study tour in Europe. FORT MONMOUTH—Col How- The freeway will be an 11-mile General Public Utilities, un- W. Gilbert Manson reserved de- Outing Set rd E. Price, commanding officer out Wednesday at his news con- stretch of road linking into Rt. changed at 30% on 75,800 cision yesterday- on charges^ ol if the U- S. Army Signal Materiel ference—the possibility this coun- " Just west of the Shark River •hares, of which 74,000 were causing death by auto lodged RED BANK — Members of The Support Agency, presented Certi- try can trim down Its conditions at Wall Township. It will pass traded in an exchange distribu- against Mrs. George E. Chamber- Club Plans Old Guard of Red Bank will take Icates of Merit for Safety to 18 for a test ban treaty—might along next to the Asbury Park tion. Third was Certain-Teed, off lin, 62, of 44 Blossom Cove Rd. part in a family outing to the slements of the agency and three bring agreement at last Municipal Golf Course, north V/t at 20% on 58,500 shares. and Robert Burns, 19, ot Con- Freehold Raceway Tuesday, and junior safety awards to children But the odds are against it in through Ocean Township, in the Yesterday's closing stocks: ner's Hotel, Highlands. Style Show a men's outing to Camp Arrow- if personnel within the agency. the record of failure and the al- vicinity of Roller Rd., connecting ACF Ind I-T-B Ckt Bik 1IH Both parties were driver ol LITTLE SILVER — The Eve-head Thursday, Aug. 16. In line with a current safety cam- most morbid, but realistic, tradi- with what is expected to be the Adanu Ex Jobnl Man ning Department of the Little Sil- The organization, which has paign. tion of suspicion. Air Reduo.. Jones A I* cars involved in a crash on May future Rt. IS, which will lead to Alleg Cp Joy Hie 31 at Rt. 36 and Navesink Ave. ver Woman's Club will open the had a series of summer activities The two big powers can tell AUeg Lud Kalier JU A ceremony opened with a talk! the Old Bridge sector. It will con- AUeg Pw Kennecott which killed Mrs. Chamberlin' season with a dinner and fashion including a Hudson River boat by J. J. Balkan, safety officer pretty well if either of them tests nect with the Garden State Park- Allied Cft Koppera Allli Ctlil Krejgs S3 husband. show in Joseph's Restaurant, ride and a family outing at if the agency, after which the in the atmosphere or beyond, If way spur, east ol th« Eatontown Alcoa Kroger West Long Branch, Sept 20. Shark River Park, will organize that was all that was involved, Am Alrlin LehTjij CAN Magistrate Manson said hi certificates were presented to Interchange. Rt. 18, when built Am Brk Eh Iith Port C would await recommendations ol Plans were made at a meeting for its fall sod winter program the chiefs or representatives of' apparently they could agree noi would cross under the parkway, Am Can Leh Val Ind Am Cyan Leh Val BR prosecutor's office before render- recently In the home of Mrs. Friday, Sept. 7. the various elements. to test and neither could cheai connecting with Rt. 9 at Marlboro Am Mfdjr LOF Olass without the other's knowing. Am Mot Ltbb lfcN*L ing a decision. E. W. Carroll, 58 Crest Dr. New members are Arthur One hundred and 15 children, Township." • Am smelt Llgj & Mjr 79% Mrs. Chamberlin's car was Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. O. D, Glass, Belford; John Kruse, Mid- But the big sticking point is the Am Sid Lukeni Stl 3S«t members of the families of agen- "The freeway will be a mini- Am T»l Tel Mick Trk U% turning off the highway when II Bennett are co-chairmen. Com- dletown; Charles Knauer, New cy employees, were Issued 16 dif-sneaky underground tests. Both Am Tob Marath Oil 38S mum-access road and, ultimately, Am Vlicon Martin M 2051 was struck by the Burns car. mittee chairmen are Mrs. Ken-Shrewsbury, Stanley Parkins, ferent pamphlets covering every sides have Instruments that can t Is planned to have three lanes Amp Inc Merck 73 Red Bank; Fred Brass, Rumson, detect underground disturbances An*coad» Mrs. Chamberlin was repre>| neth Walker, Jr., tickets; Mrs. phase of safety precaution, from a each direction, with a center Arraco 8U MOM 33% James R. Laskey sented by John Warren, Jr.Rec Anthony Trufolo and Mrs, F. A and John Allen, Shrewsbury. bicycles and motor vehicle laws, if they are beyond a certain mag- aisle," said Mr. Pike. Armour MJnn M*M 60* nitude. Armit CK Mo Pac A 40 Bank attorney, while Clarkson S. DeGennaro, decorations; Mrs, The Old Guard is made up of hiking, water safety, nuclear fall- "AM of this," he said, "goes Aahl Oil Mont Ward 26« MIDDLKTOWN James R But on some kinds of under- Atchlson Mat Btac 30$ Laskey, IB, son of Mr. and Mrs.Fisher, West Long Branch, repre- Richard Molke, floral arrange- retired business and professional out shelters, artificial respiration, back to the program set up by At) Refln N Cash Re* 85 sented Burns. ments, and Mrs. Edward Betz, men. In the regular season It and many other subjects. All ground rumbles the Instruments Avco Corp Nal Dairy 68 Richard Laskey, is undergoing former President Eisenhower to TJibeodi W Nat DljtlH 24 H boot training at the U. S. Navy Both defendants entered pleai reservations. meets Thursday mornings in the were commended for their partlc- seem not so sure. Yet, Judging improve our nation's roads. It laid Lima Nat Oyp« 39!4 Community YMCA here. from what Kennedy said, this lalt * Oh Nat Steel 30 Training Center, Great Lakes, HI. of innocent to the charge. Fall fashions win be shown b; pation In the Junior safety pro- Is very important,to us for it has NY Central 12% Richard Reese, 26, of Sea- Mrs. Kay Haring of The Clothes gram. country has developed detection been many years since there lias Nla M Pw 4314 Mr. Laskey recently enlisted in instruments more sensitive than No Am AT 64W breeze Ave., East Keansburg, Tree, Shrewsbury. Mrs. William Winners of safety awards were been new highway construction tendix Nor Pae 33% the Navy as a technician recruit anything in the past l«th Steel, Nw«t Alriln 30 Following nine weeks of basi was ordered held for the Grant Paden, Jr., will select club mem- Hazlet judged by a committee of three, in Monmouth County." kxlng Norwich PS 37H Jury on a charge of breaking bers to model. based on compositions offered by As recently as April 1961 the Public Utilities lord en Outb Mar U% training he expects to be assignee Kenneth Weigand, son of Mr, tor* Warn Owens Hi Cl 78 to an electronics school. into the Sea Horse Tavern, Ocean the children on what they had United States and Russia at Gene- Also approved in the governor'^ Irunswk Pan A W Air 17« Ave., on July 21. and Mrs. John F. Weigand, Jr., va reached complete disagree- luckeye PI Param Ftct «0* A 1961 graduate of Middletown earned from the safety program, package plan was a $750,000 state- lucjr ErU Penney JC 39% Reese was caught In the acl Nucses Make Delray Beach, Fla., is sntltled "What I Have Done To ment on a test ban treaty. At that federal expenditure for an im- Bnlova Pa PwiLt 32 Township High School he Is ot his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, time the United States laid down Jurl Ind Pa RR 31ii a leave of absence from Bell Lab- by police and arrested later a Improve Safety at Home." provement linking Rt. 35 and Ca» JI Pepsi Cola 40% J. Frank Weigand and family, demands for an inspection sys- Cater Trao Perkln Elm 3514 oratories where he was employee his home after he fled from thi 758 Visits Winners of the three top honors Main St. (Rt 71) in Neptune Oelaneie Phil El Md tavern. Holmdel Rd. were First Prize, Richard Bart- tem. Township. This, said Mr. Pike is Chei * Oh Phill Pet 4614 as a draftsman. MIDDLETOWN — The Mon Chrysler He waived a preliminary hear- lett, West Long Branch; Second The talks that year had actual- in cooperation with the town- Cltlu Sr Pltbboeel 7«; mouth County Organization fo: Coca Cola Pub Sv B40 60S ing and was represented bj Social Service Public Health Airman 2d Class John H. Bah-Prize, Miss Carolyn Jeanne ly begun in 1958. At one point the ship's Urban Renewal program Oolg Pal Pullman 23 George E. Ostrove, Keansburg, Spaeth, Shrewsbury, and Third Russians seemed to be saving Colum Qai Pure Oil 30H Perth Amboy Has Nurses assigned to Middletown renburg, 3d, who is stationed at involving the widening of streets. Coml Sol RCA 4514 attorney. Andrews Air Force Base, Mary- Prize, Lawrence Cottrell, Red they might consent to some in- Con Edl> . Reading Co 6\ Township made * total of 751 The primary and urban section Coat Can t Kepub Stl 87% General Alarm Fire Samuel J. Laufer, 19 of Jeromi visits during the month of July land, spent the weekend with bis Bank. spectors and listening posts on of the new program provides $1,- Pom Pd Revkm 38U Russian soli. Cm Zell Keys Met 28 PERTH AMBOY (AP)—A gen- Ave., Deal, and John Sullivan, Of these 539 were nursing visits parents, Mr. and Mrs. John H. Mr. Balkan anticipates starting 390,000 for the relocation of pub* Key Tob 45« Then they reversed and said Rob Pulton ZS>J eral alarm fire, at a building Jr., 19, of Buens Vista Ave, and 219, health guidance visits. Bahrenburg, Jr., Beers St. a new class during September. lie utilities on a statewide basis, 0t Jos Lead materials plant roared out of con- Fair Haven drew $25 fines each they opposed any foreign inspec- $1,250,000 for engineering, 1548,- St Hej Pap 25% Visits included maternity, 94; Sears Roeb trol for two hours and threatened on a charge of possession of al- Mrs. Leon Wallace, Bethany tion in Russia. For years they 038 for joint studies with the U.S. Shell OU 33M, coholic beverages. new-born, 43; Infant, 13; pre- have argued inspectors are spies. Sinclair to spread to nearby oil storagi school, 31; school age, 1; adults, Rd., left this week to visit her Bureau of Public Roads and $1,- Bocony tanks and a lumber yard hen They were arrested July 2' And it is right here the United Sou Pac 24; tuberculosis, 42; communica- son-in-law and daughter, Mr. endRailroad King 786,656 for miscellaneous right-of- Sou Ry yesterday. along with four other count) Mrs. Donald D. Thomas and States and Russia split. way and construction projects. Sperry Rd: ble disease, 8; orthopedic, 18 It seemed dear from what Ken- Std Brand All the city's firemen and avail youths on Truex PI., New Monmental health, 1; Marlboro Stat daughter, Pamela Sue, in Marlon, The federal government will Std Oil Cal mouth. The others were fine For a Day nedy said Wednesday that unless Btd Oil NJ able equipment fought to kee Hospital, 1; cancer, 39; cardie Ohio. pay 90 per cent of the cost of Studebaker «2« after hearings last week. the Russians agree to Inspections Texaco the fire from spreading as smok 55; diabetes, 14, and other dii NEW YORK (AP) - After 25- several major projects, costing Tei o Prod blanketed the neighborhood an Albert L. Halier, Illinois Ave years of being an ordinary Long Inside Soviet territory, there will $73,361,925. The split-cost arrange- Textron 40? eases, 375. Mr. and Mrs. Asbury Walling, be no agreement. He told his Tidewat OU flames shot 50 feet into the ail East Keansburg, was sentencei Broad St., are vacationing in the Island Railroad commuter, John ment accounts for a total of $73,- Transaraer to 360 days in the county jail o; Health Center Clinic attendanci news conference: Un Carblda There were no injuruies reportec totalled 97, including pre-natal Pocono Mountains. K Mountford is going to get a 361,925. Un Pao a charge of assaulting his soi whole train for himself and "We find no justification for the Unit Alrc in the blaze, which burnec 59; infant and pre-school, 32, and Dwight R. G. Palmer, the high- United Cp 45* a large portion of the Federal during a family argumenl friends — along with free food Soviet claim that a test ban treaty way commissioner, and Gov. US Lines Wednesday night. chest, 6. The nurses travelled 2, can be effective without on-site US Plywd Terr Cotta Co. on Hall Ave. 816 miles in carrying out their and liquid refreshments. Hughes, in discussing the entire Olen Aid UB Rub Mountford was told yesterday inspection." $115,629,261 program at a news Goodrich UB Bmelt The estimate of damage an program. He deliberately didn't go into UB Bteel the cause of the fire were no his name was selected from conference yesterday said $25 mil- Van AI Stl DAV May Keep among 50,000 daily commuters details on how the United State: at A*P 41* Walworlh 25(4 immediately available. lion of the money has been ear- Greyhound 26%54 Warn B Plo Decision Due On who belong to the "Legion of might be -willing to trim its de- Cult on — Wn Un Tel Its Tax-Due Land marked for the construction of Btmm Pap Weate El Influential Rail Riders." mands—that Is, reducing the num- the Bergen Expressway and the Hero Pdr do White Mot It adds up! More and mor< FREEHOLD — Superior Courl Liquor License Bill 1U Cent 34U Woolwth Mountford, 44, an insurance ber of inspection posts it previous- Essex East-West Freeway. 3i Vngut SbAT people use The Register ads eacl Judge Gene R. Mariano rulec TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Rich- have problems, fit Bus Mch 3S!'i lawyer, will have at his disposal ly thought necessary. In the package is $8,202,642 Int Karv «H 7854 lj«.sterday that the Disabled ard J- Hughes has said he will gnawing anxieties, toss and turn Int Nick 62% issue because results come fast' — for one day — a diesel loco- He said, "We first have to havi worth of work that the state will Znt Paper 26H American'Veterans, an organiza- decide today whether to sign a at night and Jump at sudden Ht Tei&Tel 4IK er.—Advertisement. motive, two deluxe parlor cars an acceptance of the principle' finance Itself. tion that owns property on Mor controversial bill which would re- noises? Welcome to the club. and white coated attendants to by Russia that inspection, inside ris Ave., Long Branch, may keej strict the number of liquor li- Write to George, jumpiest advice Of the $73.3 million Interstate serve himself and 25 friends on the United States and Russia, li highway construction program its land if it pays its back taxes censes in which one may have a columnist going.) an outing to Montauk, on the necessary for a test ban agree- LOCAL SECURITIES The DAV faced foreclosure b; beneficial interest. $12 million is earmarked for con- eastern tip of Long Island. ment to make sure neither cheats struction of the Bergen Express- The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- the city of Long Branch for $12! Hughes told newsmen yester- Dear George: ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac in delinquent 1957 taxes. Thi day that he hoped to have a way (Interstate Rt. 80 from So many think you make up Gettermann George Washington Bridge to the Uons. They are a guide to the range within which these securitie group claimed a tax exemptioi statement on the bill before your questions, but I don't I sen could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated as a veterans' organization. Thi leaving this weekend on a week- Passaic River and $13.4 million you in one and you printed for construction of the Essex by the "asked") at the time of completion. exemption, however, was not el long trip to California. every word I wrote. fective until 1958. DAV will pa; Hughes said his mall has been East-West Freeway (Interstate BANKS And gave me a completely Rt. 280) from Newark to Livings- Div. Askec the taxes and the interest ac- evenly divided on the bill, but lousy answer. Asbury Park • Ocean Grove .50 31 crued on- them. added that some 300 telegrams ton and West Orange. Belmar - Wall National 2.50 have arrived in the last few days, R. P. Among things planned are a Central Jersey Bank .60 26 most of them apparently form Dear R.P.: $12 million Interchange with the Farmers & Merchants 1.00 telegrams sent In bunches at the Thank you so much. Six more New Jersey Turnpike and Rts. 1 First Merchants National Bank .25 • 10 Egg Market same time. testimonials like that and I ge and 9 at Port St., Newark, a $12 Keansburg-Middletown 10.00 The most Interesting batch of to starve to death. million improvement for Rts. 80 Long Branch Trust 20.00 NEW YORK (AP)—(USDA) — and 95 for construction from the MataWan Bank .30 Wholesale egg offerings adi telegrams on the b(ll, numbered A 415, read "Dear Governor A Dear George: George Washington Bridge t& the Monmouth County National .12 * quate on large; short on medl Are you serious about your Passaic River, in the vicinity of New Jersey Trust 1.00 urns and ample on balance. De- 415 is Communlstlc-Iike Hitler," Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 a Hughes aide said. Presumably theory of Sideways Thinking, the Garden State Parkway and mand good on mediums and fat and do you have any proof thai from Teaneck Rd. to the New • Sea Bright National 1.00 on balance yesterday. the senders opposed the bill, he INDUSTRIAL added. it works? Jersey Turnpike, near Ridge- Whites: Extras' (47 lbs. min. N. P, field Park. Brockway Glass .80 31%-33& extras medium (40 lbi The bill, which does not apply Bzura Chemicals to Dresent license holders, pro- Dear N. P.: There will be an $8.6 million in- Electronics Associates (xx) average) 27-28; top quality (4 lbs. min.) 36VS-39W; mediums (4 hibits anyone from holding Since our theory of Sideways terchange with Rts. 23 and 46 at Hanson VW-M or having beneficial interest in Thinking burst upon a waiting Wayne Township: a $7.5 million International Flavors & Fragrances lbs. average) 29-31; smalls (3i link from Rt. 22, near Somerville, Laird & Company lbs. average) 18-19; peewees L more than two retail liquor li- world a scant three years ago censes. there has been a change.of ad- and Rts. 202 and 206 between Monmouth Electric 15V5- Monmouth Park ministration, the astronauts have Bedminster and Pluckemin; a $9 N. J. Natural Gas 1.00 Browns (Extras (47 lbs. min. orbited the earth. Jack Paar ha million partial construction of a N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. Q 1.20 37V5-3814; top quality • (47 lbs It adds upl More and more left the Tonight show and com road from Newark to West Rowan Controller min.) 41-43; mediums (41 lbs. a\ people use The Register ads each merdals about green toothpaste Orange and other major con- erage) 30-32; smalls (36 lbs. a "Next. pUatal" Spiral Metal issue because results come fast-] have come to a veritable stand- struction jobs in various parts of if, S. Homes and Development Corp. erage) 18^-1% peewees 14'/ still What do you want? Blood? "Tommy's much too littU for fhai* golf clubs, Dad, the state. KH) .25 Caso IS. er.—Advertisement. L HED BANK REGISTER GUERRILLA MANEUVERS put in guerrilla warfare maneu- 4-Fxida*. August 3, 1962 DAILY CROSSWORD JONGWOOD. Wert'V*. - Two vers sear Cusp Dawson here. Weekly ACWW «. cowboy* They were Ca.pt. Orol K Smock, LFood: shore art* office™, members of21 Highvievr dr., MMdtetwa. the nth Sped*! forces Group, tad. Second tt June* E. Shea, Name Suplee V0V44 JKWW Boston, Mass., recently took" Food a cork, II Washington St. Malayan. signal cumbers, collards and kale are % ^^ 170 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD., RED BANK Ham' Friedman, Washington Ave. ST. Church crou S+ •9- 3fa recently. Present were Robin and attractions. Other vegetables in- 88. First king %r (Across from A&P) Leonardo % YA William Friedman, Jr., Jill, clude sweet potatoes, okra, arti- of Israel 59 40 44 Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell Kathy, Claire, Chris and Diane chokes, cauliflower and blackeyed 41. Utah fa and family, Chamone Ave., andEigenrauch. peas. Indian « •M- Veronica McBurnie and Daniel Fruit bargains include oranges 48. River to Smith are leaving this week for a apples, figs, grapes, early pears, North Bea 45 Va The members of the Delta Phiapricots, blueberries, limes, 44. Watchful vacation in the Catskill Moun- Sorority attended a performance ty PORCH ENCLOSURES tains. nectarines and, at the low-45. Cut 8-3 of "Once More With Feeling" atest price in years In some, mar- the Monmouth Shopping Center, Denise Friedman, Washington kets, watermelons. Eatontown, July 26. Present were CORPS AWARDS Ave. spent last week with Mr.Mrs. Lou Hughes, Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. John O'Donnell of Wee-Mathison, Mrs. Emil Petack, Mrs. iVei€ UNON BEACH — The Fire NO DOWN hawken. She is spending this week Chris Montgomery, Mrs. William Dairymen Department Drum and Bugle with Mr. and Mrs. James Wana- Hogan, Mrs. James Grodcska, maker of Lake Hiawatha. Monmouth Corps gave a "standstill" ex- Mrs. John Waldman, Mrs. Leigh- hibition at a contest in Keyport ton Johnson and Mrs. James Con- Mary DiMaggio, daughter of Set Record High School last week, run In The I2th birthday of William nelly. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DiMaggio, By MARVIN R. PIKE" co-operation with the Jersey FREE ESTIMATES Lambertson, son of Mr. and Mrs. celebrated her third birthday William Lambertson, was cele- Shore Area Drum Corps Council. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy, ALBANY. N.Y. (AP)-Dalry Aug. 1 with relatives. Present brated July 29 with members of farmers in the New York-New The Corps Mothers of the fire ORDER NOW-PAY LATER bis family and a few friends. Glenmary Ave. have returned were Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Faralla, from a two months visit with Jersey milkshed produced a rec- department presented engraved Let our skilled craftsmen show you how your ord 11.1 billion pounds of milk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Christiano plaques for outstanding services Claire Eigenrauch, daughter of Mrs. Murphy's mother in France porch can become a pleasant year-round room! last year for which they were and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Spilatto to Kathy Hennessy, corps major- Mr. and Mrs. Chris Eigenrauch, paid nearly $480 million. of Long Branch. celebrated her third birthday Senior Troop 603 camped at ette; David Young, bugler, and Camr/ Nomoco over the weekend, The farmers' earnings were up July 28 with members of her $7.6 million over 1960 because of John Baird, cymbal player. ALUMINUM COMBINATION family and her grand-parents, they were accompanied by Mrs. ~ " 'e .Brunelli was presented Edward Lassik, Mrs. Donald Ast increased production, Market Ad- A group from the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hillyer of ministrator C.J. Blanford said inChurch will leave Saturday, Aug. a trophy in recognition of his STORM & SCREEN DOOR New Monmouth. and Mrs. James Bryce. The girls in the party were Judy and Cindy his annual report. The average 4, to spend a week at the High- services to the Corps. Braud, Betty Gabree, Lynn Ruth- uniform price—the amount re- land Lake, N. Y., Bible confer- Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBurn- ceived by producers—was down snee. They are Mr, and Mrs. ie, Mabel Ave., entertained on erford, Patricia Murphy, Kathy 88 Van Ness, Sharon Turner, Mau- 11 cents per hundredweight (46.5 ene Gulino and sons, Paul and i Be modern with July 29 for Mrs. Edwin Erikson quarts), however. Gene, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Matey and son, Edwin, of the Bronx. reen Brown, Lillian Hodgkiss and iMf. OPt. Leslie Lassik. The milkshed embraces New and children, Mr. and Mrs. Wjl- York, New Jersey and parts of lard Foster, Darlene and Edwin MOEN 23 Mrs. Chris Eigenrauch was Pennsylvania, Vermont, Delaware Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Willard • fiaw Mr .and Mrs. Emil Petach and r hostess at a barbecue in celebra- and Maryland. The bulk of theoster, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ken- • Wtarberstripped 17MOADST. RED BANK ion of the birthday of Mrs. Wil-family spent the weekend with leth Buchsbaum and sons, Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Julius Petach of milkshed's output comes from NEW! EASYI • Fid 1" Hrick New York. Penhington. nd Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- CONVENIENT! • AH hardware art closer Blanford's report, released Tues iam Roberts and daughter, De- On* hondle • 2 glass panels, 1 screen Miss Shiela Sheehan entertained day in New York, said the 1961borah, Miss Mildred Morris, do*i th* work international over the weekend for Misses Mo-production topped 1960's by near-Elaine and Thomas Fretwell, of two ra Mullin of Boston, Mass., andly 450 million pounds. The aver- Jacqueline and Dick Cheney, • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY Linda Delauro, New Haven, Conn. age number of farmers in theanet and Jane Smith, Patricia STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO < PJW. They had dinner at her home Sat- milkshed last year was 47,872, iffenderfer, Lois Beardon, Lynn WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 urday and attended the Charity compared with 49,096 the previ-Willi, Darlene Best, Joyce Black, "Between Yanko's & ReussUles" IJall at Monmouth Park. ous year. Nancy easier, Marilyn Baxter, The farm value of 1961 milk Douglas and Dennis Krueger, •• •" 9 FUTURA 999 was $479,907,185, compared with Robert Smith, Arthur Namen- $472,560,476 in 1960. lorf, Gary Gilmore, Douglas P Permanent family-size swimming pool GEORGE K. FIELDING New Signs The uniform price averaged Barto, James Burke, Lawson $4.20 per hundredweight last year, Whitney, Gaylord Hansen,. Jr., Plumbing & Heating 32 tread St. SHadysIde 1-7500 Red Bank A Revolutionary New Concept Richard Krumel, Francis Faze- 14 Central Ave., Atlantic High. compared with $4.31 per hundred- Phone: 291-0833 in Pool Design and Construction! Don't Alter weight a year earlier. as and John Oberlin. Newj York farmers produced 7,- 682,769,186 pounds of milk last Old Habits year, Pennsylvania 2,383,153,754 pounds and New Jersey 925,306, TRENTON (AP) - Commut- 033 pounds. ers, long recognized as creatures of habit, are stalling traffic on The value of the milk for New WORLD'S BEST HOME VALUES the New Jersey end of theYork was $326,199,171; Pennsyl- George Washington Bridge by vania, $102,726,927 and New Jer- following their instinct rather sey, $46,436,426. than new highway signs, the state Highway Department says. Figure Showcase It all began last Saturday when the highway department opened a new ramp to westbound Rt. 4. Printed Pattern Signs were erected telling motor- Amazingly Priced At Only ists to "keep left for Rt. 4," re- versing a pattern establish years FUTURA 999 ago. Then on Wednesday the depart- INSTALLED $ ment, opened a second ramp, 16x16 POOL AREA with big new signs telling motor- 135O ists to "keep right for Rt. 4S," • Structural Steel Supports! • Real California Redwood Con- again reversing the traditional route of the commuter. struction! • 256 Sq. Ft of Swimming Surface! •Perfect Depth Drivers are ignoring the signs for Both Safety arid Sport! • Features the One-piece Velvet Pool- and turning as they have been turning for years, causing im- skin—No Painting Ever! • Individualized Decorator Design! mense traffic tie-ups, * spokes- • Complete Filtering System! • Veranda Sun Deck On All 4 Sides! man for the New Jersey High- way Department reports. NO DOWN PAYMENT—UP TO 7 YRS. TO PAY! THH SHERWOOD The directions had to be re- IMng vii 1265 SauKiFert versed to fit the two ramps into the 20-lane complex which will make up the Interchange when call... SOUTHERN CONSTRUCTION CO. it is completed, a spokesman INCLUDED KEYPORT. N. J. said. 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Send 35 cents. that would five Item (heir de- BANK'REGISTER Friday, August 3, 1962—5 Jt's Useless, y Cop, Gty "ASTRO-GUIDE" ByCeean "I think they are endangering the matter before committing henelf the peace. Demonstration* may to Join hundreds of otber* wbo WTiite Girl be all right but not if they endan- Held liable negro Girl 1 have been jailed since December. ger somebody." Pr«»«nt—For You and "I wanted to do something, too" Asked what she considered Tells Writer wiser course for the Negroes, Kay In Shooting Yours ...« Today an "ounce of Would 'Give she said. ByDONMCKEE answered without hesitation: NEWARK (AP) — Patrolman prevention is worth a pound of "Why?" she repeated. "Some- ALBANY, Ga. (AP) — "I think "Clean up Harlem." Louis Mariano and the city of cure," ao think twic* before act- Her Life' thing really hurt me once. We Harlem is the city's Negro sec- Orange have been held liable for ing or apeakinf. Hie pace of liv- went to the park and my 3-year- It's useless"—that is the reaction By DON MCKEE of Kay Smith, 18, a white girl, to tion. damages in the shooting of a 16- ing is accelerated. If you are in old nephew wanted to ride at the mass demonstrations by Negroes "A number of people in the year-old boy. ALBANY, Ga. (AP) - "I will amusement center. He can't ride a restless mood, calm yourself and he cries. protesting segregation in her colored community have not been Superior Court Judge Theodore by some mental activity or by give up my life for my freedom and for the children I hope some hometown. forced to accept substandard hous J. Labrecque of Fair Haven ruled taking part in a sport—after "He wonders why. ing and morals." she said. "They Wednesday in favor of William day to have," said Gloria Ward, The high school graduate who church! Outlook for work week "When mother and I go to town, wants a career in Journalism says have pulled themselves up by Keefe of 133 Franklin Ave., West 16, who has been jailed four times their own bootstraps and are ahead is mostly optimistic for marching in protest of segre- there are lunch counters in the *he firmly believes in segregation, Orange. A jury will decide the store where we spend money. We although she adds that "some day treated as equals by white people amount of damages at a later gation in Albany. who know them well. can't use them." there will be integration." date. Past • • .Lost Colony i» the Future ... By 1963, Social "I'm willing to go again," th$ "But the people who are satis Mariano allegedly ordered the name given to an early English ^egro girl said. Gloria, who hopes to attend col- "It's for nothing but publicity," Security benefits will aky-rocket lege and become a speech thera- Kay said, referring to demonstra- fied to live in shanties, they ough youth to halt after he saw him settlement on Roanoke Island, off the shore of what it now to about $9 billion, with more The high school senior said she pist, said she wasn't afraid when tions which have resulted in the to clean up Harlem." , ' place his hand on the window of than 10 million person* receiv- a house on Feb. 14, 1955. He the state of North Carolina. The knows people wonder why Negroes she first went to jail for marching arrest of more than 1,100 persons, Kay Smith said she has this colony is called ket because no ing benefits. This will be a big go to jail. with other Negroes. mostly Negroes, since last De- simple creed: fired when the youth did not stop. one has ever discovered what increase over 1957, when about Robert J. Chapplr "We really want our freedom cember. "There's no equality among happened to it. $6 billion was paid out and will sleep on concrete floors "When they sent us to jail and "Some of them know It's a people of any race." Keefe, who was not formally —we'll even die." the deputies said, 'You're not go- stunt; others don't know any bet- charged with attempting to break New Sales Post "It's no picnic." Gloria said, re- ing to sing' I still wasn't afraid," In, said the bullet struck his neck she said. ter," said the dark-haired daugh- Costs of Operating The Day Under Your Sign MIDDLETOWN — Robert J. lating how she spent many nights ter of a, newspaperman ' and and paralyzed part of his face crowded with other girls into She said she believes that her N.J. Hospitals Climb permanently. ARIES (lorn March 21 t« April Ifl LIBRA (Sept. 21 U Oct. J2> Chappie, 51 Twin Brook? Ave., school teacher. Thinf* end wtfl dnrinf thii serioa and Doa't arouse enmity in neighborhood re- has joined the Joseph Dixon Cru-small cells which she said crawled going to jail will prick the con- NEWARK (AP) — The New Judge Labrecque said a police bring Ttoj a atasc of dutiilj fsia. lalioashlpa. People are difficult no*-. cible Company, Jersey City, with roaches and other insects. science of white people and even- Kay said the jailing of Negro TAURUS (April 10 «• May 20) SCORriO (Oct. 23 to Nor. 21) demonstrators "doesn't bother my Jersey Hospital Association said officer is responsible "for the One of the important ittaas on the agenda There's uncertainly about plant. Be care- where he will supervise sales of One of six children of Albany tually bring about an understand- conscience about segregation." Wednesday that costs of operating use of any excessive force or cmctnu a decsusn mardiag •fbprinf. ful when in out-of-the-way placet. the extensive line of industrial :ontractor William Ward ST., theing "of the wrongs of segrega- for the wanton abuse of dis- tion." "I do feel sympathy for the ju-120 hospitals in the state rose GEMINI (Miy II UJ»a 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nor. 22 fa Dae 21) maintenance paints which the een-ager said she thought out the J1C million from 1960 to 1961. cretion." He ruled that the Economy and restraint are iMCCMarr. Aspects urge caution in dlscloiing plans company markets. veniles who I believe are being shooting was "without legal jus Amid carelnnieM while driving. er project* to others it this time. _ used," she said, adding: Much of the increase was at- CANCER IJ.M 31 «. July II) CAPRICORN (Dee. 22 t* J.tt. 20) Mr. Chappie recently was with tributed to expansions at Veter tification." The social «d< of your life mar be sMie. The tide i* with you for enjoying the "I've never broken a law of any what urained daring tatc irtsiag faun. company of your neir and dear ones. the Shelly Spring Hinge Co. of ons Administration hospitals. The city of Orange was held Shelby, Ohio, as sales manager. TRADE YOUR HOME wrt." liable because it employed Mari- LEO (July 22 UAif. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 loFib. 19) The association reported that a Take care of milter* around roar Uac Yew acccMBplisk rewt by a willinrntaa to She explained that she believes ano, who was on duty at the time of opuatium «r on the fconKfront . talk thin, orer cslealr tnS coolly. Formerly, he served as vice total of 701,936 persons were ad- of the incident. president and general manager FOR ANOTHER! the mass marches by integration' mitted to member hospitals las VIRGO (Ana. 12 •• Sapr. 22) PISCES (Feb. 20 to M.ret, 20) Ists violate a city ordinance re- Tttdge your own situation t don't let atfcera If thing* go wrong, avoid being critical at Albert A. Aheff & Co., Inc., year, an increase of 22,109 over exert too much influence oa JOB. of others—or of jountlf, either. Kirkwood, Mo., and as an area Many people are, and you quiring a permit for parades. the previous year. 6 I«2. Field EnierprlM*. Inc. The teen-ager said soberly, "I'm salesman in Cleveland for the can too. Why not call today. afraid that the demonstrations It adds up! More and more Carborundum Co. may push some non-thinking white people use The Register ads each match over Chuck Clericuzio and Born and raised In Ohio, Chap- person Into injuring a Negro and er.—Advertisement. Jack Jacobs, 6-2, 6-2. pie graduated from Ohio Wesley- WALKER & WALKER Dick Nicoletti an University with a degree in REALTOR - TRADE SPECIALIST Mary Lou Strong downed Jane business administration and Correa 6-1, 6-1 in a women's sin- Shrewsbury—SH 1-5212 Middletown—OS 1-2126 served in World War II as a MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Advances In gles second round match. Navy Ensign., He Is marired and has three children. Open Tennis Saturday at White's RED BANK — Richard Nico- SOUND OF 1,000 CURTAINS letti defeated fifth seeded Fred Democratic Barbecue NEW YORK (AP) — The 12th Axt 6-4, 6-2 to highlight yester- musical to reach the 1,000-per- day's action in the Red Bank RED BANK — The local Demo- formance mark in Broadway his- HUFFMAN Jd BOYLE cratic Club will hold its annual Open Tennis Tournament on the tory is "The Sound of Music." Marine Park courts. The match .barbecue Saturday, beginning al In passing the milestone re- FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM was a. third round men's singles 6 p.m., at the home of Mr. and match. Mrs. Arthur J. White, Harding cently, the show became the Rd. tourth work by Richard Rodgers Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontoun—Liberty 2-1010 In another men's singles fray. ; and the late Oscar Hammerstein TRAVEL AGENCY1NC . Bob Weston downed Ed Schu- Local and county candidates II to make the exclusive echelon. Serving Monmouth County (or Seventeen Yean mann 6-2, 6-1, in the second will be among the guests. In The others were "Oklahoma!," round- event of rain, the barbecue will "South Pacific" and "The King The doubles combine of Tilda be held the following night. and I." YOU HAVE 'TIL Krieger and Roddy Lissner WILSON TUCKER, deputy di- reached the final round in wom- en's doubles by default over Phyl- rector of the Agriculture De- AUGUST 10th lis Lobdell and Tabs Haber. The You can raserv* and pick up airline, steamship, partment's cotton division, winners will meet to seeded B. J. to go to First Merchants National and often a savings testifies before Senate Inves- and Nornie Hesseltine in the fi- bus and tour tickets, hotel and resort area account, that will start earning interest from August 1st. nals. tigations subcommittee in «1/ Q/ Interest on Passbook Savings In a boy's quarter final match reservations at our offices. Washington. Tucker told the fourth seeded Bruce Edington 3 /2 /O Accounts enators that Billie Sol Estes reached the semi-finals with a Ashary Park mentioned the death of Hen- 6-2, 8-8 win over John Levenson. IT COSTS NO MORE Had lut Top seeded boy's player Bill Hartk Aaaary Park ry Marshall while voicing Conklin entered the quarter-finals ata»aaa.»a» • atrlalla with a 6-2, 8-6 decision over Bar- TO BOOK THROUGH Fair Havaa • Halmdal threats designed to halt a Customer weighing the merih of buying slacks M.rab.r Fadaral ry Nelson. Basarva Bjstsm/F«dsral federal investigation of Es- by 3's at J. Krid.l. YOUR LOCAL TRAWL AGENT Dapoalt Inamraiiea Corp. Chris Dormant and Hank Wolff tes' cotton dealings. won a boy's doubles quarter-final wiiii«iwiHHiiwiitiiaimnmwi.nwiniuia Now... CAS AIR CONDITIONING h being used for ihe comfort of thousands daily of Freehold Raceway (New Jersey's only Harness Rating hack)

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;. Installation by Worrell Bros., Asbury Park, N.J. Gel* complete information about GAS all-year air conditioning from your local office of New Jersey Natural Gas Company lied Wank Kcg'aita JIM BISHOP: D , MHi -VI* •• , MM Reporter UStf AtaH Goafc «*4 Htaqr Ctay THOMAS IRVING BROWN, POMUMT ltU-lM*, Bamm Hollow Plays Easy MMES I. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Gnerai Manner Everything went bad until we reached the 13th W. HARRY PENN1NGTON, Production Manager tee. Then it got worse. We had hacked our way back Member of In* Associated Press and forth across every hole at Bamm Hollow, topping n* itirf'f* fnu la «autiad axcmaivair <• u» oaa tor npubiluusa mi iti local this w*>PftP*r aa wall aa ail AP nm dlapatchaa. the ball, whiffing, slicing, hooking — sometimes we Member ol American Newspaper Publishers Association found we could pitch further over a green than we Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation could drive. Kelly said: "Why don't we T9» Had Sank lUftslar uiunii ao flDaaviai raaponnbmtitti fur tsrpoaraBhloai arrari ta advarUwmcnu. tee off with a nine iron?" Mi «ui taprtal wttbout euarfa. that part ol an adtartlwmant in •men tba urposrapnleai arm ocean, hi Twtuara wlu pwaaa aatlti tba Bunxamul lmm«cll«.uur of aaj artor uhleb may oscui. I gave her a glance which can only TMa aawipapar aaaiimti us raipoauttiuuaa (or ituamanu of opinions in Mttart from tta raadara be described as withering. The ball was •MMonpuoa MOM la Adiue* Ona raar 118.00 tta mourn 18 oo teed up on the l^th. I looked at the ball. ausla can at toaxtmt. 1 eama by mall > o«nn It looked back. A few ants crawled ir FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1962 on it. They know the safe places. Thn green was 430 yards away. Depd ahead was a square lake. On the right was a Safety Demands Action BISHOP ditch edging the fairway. Above the ditch was a small mountain, garnished with old oaks. It matters little whether an auto- The Fire Department officers are To the left was more lake, and beyond it, the 14th mobile belongs to a diplomat or a absolutely correct in putting a\stop fairway. private citizen if it is parked near to hydrant hugging. And the lesson I removed a spoon from the bag. If you are going a fire hydrant. Such a parked ve- should be studied and the action to miss a ball, you might as well miss with a good- looking club. Mrs. B. crouched behind the golf cart. hicle is a menace that could endan- copied throughout Monmouth Coun- ty and all of its municipalities. A If this was supposed to make me feel nervous, it ger human life merely by beingjn worked. "Use an old ball," she said, "in case." I was fire hydrant is put into place for the way if a fire should break but. using an old ball, a cobblestone given to me by Bill instant use as required. It is not a Armstrong. It had a teardrop shape. It looked as though When, recently, officers of the toy or a mere obstruction. Its pur- it had been stepped on by Jackie Gleason. New York Fire Department started pose, should not be defeated by care- Don't Forget the Don'ts a crackdown, it was discovered that less and thoughtful drivers, whoever "Don't forget your don'ts," my wife said. So, as two of the offending automobiles they are. I stood in front of the ball, waggling my hips, hitching were those owned by diplomats as- And as for this law evasion prac- my feet, twitching my neck muscles, lifting and low- ering the club, I began the count-down. "Don't sway signed by their governments to the "Hold it, young man, hold it! I forgot my list for Novtmbtr . . . Tht list of mtn tice called diplomatic immunity, it the body. Don't lift the head. Don't close the face of who voted against rh« medicare bill!" United Nations. should be applied for and granted the club. Don't permit more than three knuckles of Deputy Chief Bernard Dulberger with more strings attached. There the hand to show. Don't be too far from the ball. Don't explained that just as these diplo- should be no loophole through which These Days: be too near. Don't hurry the backswing. Don't lock mats are in the United States to do anybody can come into this country LETTERS the knees. Don't hit the ball." good for their countries so, too, the and endanger the lives of our citi- PROTEST PARKWAY So I swung and missed. I'm a left-hander. This Politicans Must Fib PARKING FEE makes golf goofier. 1 swing again. The ball went fire officers are trying to do the zens. Diplomats should want to do July 31, 1962. what they can to make their presence By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY To the Editor: straight up in the air, hung there, and fell into the lake. same for anyone in any building that Enclosed please find a copy of It wasn't worth looking for, but I looked anyway. We might burst into flame. appreciated, not detested. a letter we have sent to Mr. stood at the edge of the water. The lake, except for Politicians are forced by the circumstances of their Tonti. We hope that you will trade to live from day to day. It is the philosopher and print this so that if enough com- a little bull's eye ripple, was quiet. In the middle, I The Question of Conflict the historian who risk forecasting the course of events muters read it and make them- thought I saw the round head of a man floating with selves heard, perhaps the Park- a peaked cap on the head. It wasn't that hot a day, so and who often take a stand which opposes the current way Authority will see fit to give It appears that the question of while as a member he may vote "on fashions. Statesmen sometimes gamble on principles its regular users a break. I ignored it. Kelly said: "Is that a man out there?" It whether Fred F. Iverson is in con- matters of self interest affecting his but the politician must deal with what Yours truly, was just a head, a chin and a cap. No shoulders, no William J. Engle, arms, no body. flict of interest as both secretary duties and compensation as an eiri- is before him. 55 Leland Ter. and a member of the Zoning Board ployee of the board." Sometimes history and even public New Shrewsbury I took a chance. "How do you do?" I said to the In Middletown, the township at- opinion reverse themselves, usually aft- Emanuel Fliegler, head. The head nodded. It was a real one. "I must be of Adjustment in Raritan Township 816 Walling Ave., losing my mind," I said to the head. The head smiled. torney recently ruled that such dual er the politician is dead and what West Belmar. may be resolved after several years' seemed to be so very wrong when it Allan W. Smith, "I tread the bottom of the lake," it said, "for golf debate on the issue. office holding might be considered 321 Green Lawn PI., balls." I decided not to count that first shot was done, may, in later years, prove Neptune. "conflict," under state law. With to havsjbeen right. To this, Herbert Four Fairways Off • It is good that the air finally will this pronouncement of doubt made We went back to the tee. I teed up with a brand be cleared on this matter. It is good Hooveras an exception, for he has lived July 31, 1962. official, the Middletown Zoning SOKOLSKY long enough for public opinion to have Mr. D. Louis Tonti, new Vito Gaeta ball. This one is round. I hauled off, for Mr. Iverson, who certainly does Garden State Parkway not thinking of any of the don'ts, and hit it It went Board secretary resigned his posi- reversed itself and he who was regarded as a failure Authority, not want to work under a cloud of tion as board member. as President is now one of the most beloved men. On Woodbridge, N. J. straight out, across the lake. On the far side, it made doubt, and good for the town since, August 10, he will have a birthday party in West Dear Mr. Tonti: a right turn^ climbing, cleared the ditch, the little moun- Ra'ri tan's attorney, Alfred T. We, the undersigned, have been tain, the trees, and landed on the 17th fairway. as Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr., has Hennessy, Jr., ruled that there is no Branch, Iowa, where he was born and many will come using the Garden State Parkway from near and far to do him honor. for over 3'^ years commuting "Some shot, hey?" I said, and she shrugged and put it: conflict—however, the Raritan Zon- to Paramus, N. J. ($2.30 round A figure such as Hitler will be judged by history said: "Depends on where you're going." A very jealous "The outcome of this case will trip per day in tolls" from the woman, Mrs. B. I went walking for the ball as she hit ing Board did not see fit to abide a century or more from now very differently from to- Red Bank exit.) We have been serve as a guide in our setting up by Mr. Hennessy's opinion. day. However, this much is certain: he was a politician very annoyed with your treat- off. She hits with all the power of an anemic baby ment of commuters and this Red standards for all departments." The first step will be a local gov- and therefore dealt with immediate events. He, like waving bye-bye. The ball crossed the lake, bounced Bank parking fee is the height straight and true, and died on the fairway. In charging Mr. Iverson with erning body decision. If it decides most politicians in all of history, lied freely when he of mistreatment. Needless to needed to and men accepted his lies. So astute a stu- say we have made other arrange- I found my ball in the mountain, and hit it with "conflict," the Zoning Board stated there, is conflict, the verdict can be ments and will not use your lot. dent of political currents in 1933 as Walter Lippmann a four wood, after giving it a couple of kicks to get there is an impropriety in one man appealed to the state Civil Service Aiso, we would like to see a it out of the rough. It flew back across the 17th, said of a speech that Hitler delivered: yearly permit issued for the Gar- holding a paid position (secretary) Commission and the courts. den State Parkway similar to cleared the mountain, the ditch, the lake, and landed Hitler's Definite Pledge the one issued for the New York between two old men on the 14th. I was 225 yards "The Chancellor stated that 'nevertheless no Ger- Thruway. The New York Port from the green. The old men glared at me. I glared Your Money's Worth: Authority also issues ticket books man government will of its own volition break an agree- for its bridges and tunnels at back. ; ment that cannot be abrogated except by substituting reduced rates for its regular cus- A Real Long Par 4 a better one. However, this acknowledgement of the tomers. I wound the wood back around my ears, swung,- What Might the Consumers' Council Achieve Yours truly, legal character of such a treaty can only be a general and hit the ball. By accident, it sailed diagonally across By SYLVIA PORTER William J. Encle. one. Not only the victor has claims to the rights Emanuel Fliesler, the 14th, missing an agile old lady by inches, landed The heartbreaking stories of the where near those taking place From Senator Hubert Hum granted therein but also the vanquished. The right to Allan W. Smith. on the apron of the proper green, bounced up, and phrey (Dem.-Minn.) comes the demand revision of this treaty, however, is founded died six feet from the pin. deformed babies bora to mothers overseas, plea that the CAC help give the SPCA EDITORIAL throughout the world who took the Outside of helping to educat on the treaty itself. As the motif and measure of its Wall St., consumers—and lawmakers—on consumer a voice before Congres- Kelly made her second shot into the ditch. I had German-developed drug thalldo- sional committees which must demand, Germany desires nothing but the experiences Eatontown, N. J to help her look for it because it is the gentlemanly laws to increase the protection July 26, 1962. mide before it was withdrawn and safety of the U.S. public in vote funds for the Federal regu thus far attained, and the undeniable findings of logi- from the mar- latory agencies. Says Humphrey, To the Editor: thing to do, although I seldom feel gentlemanly. "Why such fields as foods and drugs, cal, critical reason.' Unless I am greatly mistaken, this ket a few what else might the CAC achieve "The only voices we usually Your editorial In the July 11th don't you learn how to hit them?" I said. She shook months .ago hear are those complaining an s the most definite pledge that has yet been given by issue of the Red Bank Register her head. "Where are you, Arnold?" she said sweetly. dramatizes the Its official functions—advising agency has been too harsh or un- giving public notice of our Shel- importance of the executive branch of govern- fair in enforcing the law, We any German government that it would pursue its claim ter's activities and financia "Oh," I said sarcastically. "Funny, funny. I happen protecting you, ment on issues of broad ecnom need a voice speaking for en: for revision within the framework of the Covenant of nHinR is most appreciated bv to be on the green. I lie three." She kept swinging. I the U.S. con- ic policy and programs to protec forcing the law in the interests the League of Nations." the Red Bank Area Auxiliary of knew she didn't believe me, so I told her I wouldn't sumer, from and inform the consumer—are so of the consumer." the S.P.C.A. the general broad that they could be meaning- I do not quote this to point to a failing of Walter We are proud of the accom- tell a fib about a golf score because my guardian angel From Dr. Helen G. Canoyer, nlishments in the raising of funds marketing of less unless translated into specif- dean of Cornell University's jppmann as a prophet. I admire him too much for was watching. "You're the only man I know," she said, new drugs until ic areas of action. Specifically that. Rather, I cite this as an example of how danger- bv the joint auxiliaries of Red "who needs two." tnev School of Home Economics and Bank and Shore Area of the have been what? chairman of the new CAG, qomes ous it is even for the brightest of men to trtistfto the thoroughly and SPCA throughout the years; and When we got to the green, I got to hands and the statement that the council words of politicians who always say what they need our many wonderful friends who objectively tested for safety as CARMICHAEL can achieve much by directing knees and studied the situation, the way the profes- well as effectiveness. contribute and support our func "attention to consumer educa- o say at the moment and change their minds when ions that we mav aid man's best sionals do on television. I rapped the ball and it stag- It also underlines the kind of tion, especially to consumer they need to change their minds. friend who cannot helo himself. gered into the cup for a four. economics"—and this means contribution the 12-member Con- nv recognition In vour news Just then, Tom Steinbach, the manager of Bamm sumers' Advisory Council just 'teaching basic economic princi- Too Many Masters , paper Is most appreciated bv our appointed by President Kennedy ples, not just feeding out infor- members of the organizations. Hollow, passed by in a cart. "How are you doing?" to advise the White House on is- mation on how to take care of I make this point as there is a tendency among Slncerelv yours. he said. "Just fair," I said. "Par" ... sues of direct concern to the clothes or how to read labels." our people to assume that because a man is in public Anne C. Switek. American consumer could make The Great Gaps life, he will lead rather than bend to the common will. (Mrs. .Tosenh.) to your health and safety. For Vice President Red "And They Say We're Against Unity!" there is no disputing that while From Dr. Colston E. Warne, As a matter of fact, the theory behind the vote is that Bank Area Auxiliary many of the thousands of new economics professor at Amherst he chosen person should represent those who choose SPCA. - drugs created in this era are d o e caving countless lives, some also UnioiS^2Tin -and anothe^r council^Tl mem" - him. We are about to choose candidates for the 1962 SUGGESTS ORDINANCE present great hazards to our ber, comes the proposal that the election—governors, U.S. senators, members of Con- 67 Compton St., health. There is no disputing CAC should lead a drive for com- gress. What do we expect of them?. When they run Belford, N. J. either the need to strengthen pilation of all the methods of test July 28, 1962.- our existing food, drug and cos- ing consumer goods available the for office, they will promise to serve their constituen- To the Editor: metic laws and their enforcement world over. The compilation, he cies and each constituent will assume that he is the On July 25th, I called the at- to reduca the threats to us. It is says, will reveal "great gaps and one who must be served. This is, of course, nonsense. tention of the Middletown Town in the area of educating the) serious weaknesses" which will ship Committee to an incident American consumer on this that! stimulate programs to improve No man could possibly serve so many masters. wherein a boy was seriously in- the new CAC could make aj testing methods to protect and Representative government is then not an accept- jured by falling into an exca- •ignificant contribution to the en- :uide us. ance of leadership but rather a matter of compromise. vation left by a builder who tire nation. From Walter F. Mondale, at thereafter went out of business torney general of Minnesota and In fact, our government is so organized on a system of and It was then discovered that No doubt you know the tale a council member too, comes the checks and balances among the Executive, the Senate he had no liability insurance. As of thalidomide by now and know recommendation that the council and the House of Representatives that compromise is far as this builder is concerned, that it would have been in wide assist in working on legislation there wili be no reimbursement use in the U.S. had not Dr. Fran- permitting the states "to set up a built-in method. Without such a process we should for the parents' medical expenses ! ces Oldham Kelsey of the Food a national clearing house of in- be standing absolutely still at all times. If the people •>nr recompense to the boy for . and Drug Administration dragged formation on racketeers that prey then assume that because a politician said so-and-so his Injuries. I suggested that an ; her feet for 19 months on approv- upon consumers" so swindlers ordinance be passed which would al of the Ohio drug manufactur- can't escape simply by moving in a campaign, he is to be trusted to hold to that posi- require the presentation of a cer- er's application to market the from state ,to state. tion forever, they are bound to be disappointed, for so tificate of liability insurance aa • drug for general consumption be- The above is just a sampling, adamant and obdurate a person would fail utterly to a condition for builders to oper- cause she was not convinced it for this is a pioneering council ate in Middletown for the protec- was safe. Now the world knows and it must feel its way. accomplish anything under our system. tion of all residents of the town- •bout the sedative's dreadful side The CAC has been born. Now As the 1962 campaign really commences, there- ship. effects and although over 1,100 t will begin to earn its right to fore, we need to worry less about what men say and Very truly yours, U.S. physicians did distribute iecome a permanent, respected, Richard Schwartz, samples to their patients, the! aluable part of the federal gov- more about their character and what they have done Independent Candidate for tragedies in our country are no- 6—Friday, August 3, 1962ernment, in the past and their political associations. Township Committee. V \ V Bridegroom Is Peter Murray, Jr. RED BA.VK REGISTER Friday, August 3, 1962—7 Church Hall Calendar * Wed to Roger R. Thompson Patricia Schmedes Married Annual Party HIGHLANDS — The marriage Miss Neta Harvey Is Bride of Mi*s'Patrick V. Schmedei to BATHING BEAUTIES, Past department presented scriptu and Present" was the theme of and unison reading and led pa • -1"- RUMSON — Miss NetNet* GftM Peter J. Murray, Jr. took place tne annual swim party of the of the worship service. Htrvey. daughter of Mr. and here July 21 in Our Lady of Per- Married Couples Bible Class of The junior and junior high Mrs. Richard H. Harvey, 571 petual Help Catholic Church. the Red Bank Methodist Church. school department gave memorj Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, was married here Saturday to Roger The bride is the daughter of Seventy members met at the verse recitations and i story and home of Douglas Jerolamon, resume, "Our Learning-Givin Renold Thompson, Riverview PI., Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Schmed- .ittle Silver recently, for the Project." Sea Bright. The bridegroom is es, 70 Fourth St. Mr. Murray Is event., Larry Trimnell is church schoc the son of Mr. and Mrs. Renold the son of Peter J. Murray, Sr., Those taking part in the style superintendent. The carava Thompson. Miami, FIs. 137 Washington Ave., Atlantic revue were Mrs. Philip Hansen, team, which assisted with th Rev. Earl Gannon, curate, of- Highlands, and the late Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bucherer. church school during the twi ficiated at the ceremony in Holy Alice Murray. Philip Peterson, and James F. weeks session, included Crai Cross Catholic Church. Mrs. Wallace. Fairall, Sharon Ver Sleeg, Rid Grace Helliker was organist. A Rev. Oliver Murray, OFM, Hostess was Mrs. Royal Mad' ard Ongna and Shirley Thompson reception in the Georgian House, Brooklyn, uncle of the bride- ison, assisted by Mr. Madison, Also assisting were Mrs. San West Deal, followed. groom, officiated at the double chairman. Also on the commit- dra Webster, Mary Lou Van Em The bride was given in mar- ring ceremony. Mrs. William tee were Mr. Jerolamon, Mr. and berg, Cheryl Cornine, Barba riage by her father. She wore Kohlenbush was organist and Mrs. William Rousseau and Mrs. Evans, Helen Gibson and Larr a gown of heirloom ivory satin Mrs. Theresa Horan, soloist. Wallace. Walser, kindergarten department with a pearl-trimmed bodice and Mrs. Marilyn Trimnell, Mrs. Fe Organza Gown Guests for the evening were long sleeves of Alencon lace. The Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Miller and Spencer, Mrs. Doris Vogelson. full skirt ended in a chapel The bride, who was given in Dareth Miller Brome, Quebec; and Mrs. Ruth Mills, prima train trimmed with seed pearls. marriage by her father, wore a Miss Irene Watts, Waterloo, department. A Swedish crown of seed pearls bouffant gown of imported silk Quebec; Miss Brenda Laporte, Kitchen refreshment committ held her ivory elbow-length veil organza with a basque bodice Conansville, Quebec; Mr. and members were Mrs. Gene Happ< and she carried a cascade bou- and long tapered sleeves. Satin Mrs. George Martin, Fair Ha- Jeffrey Scrinar and Randy Wai quet of ivory baby carnations, rose medallions were appliqued ven; Mrs. Ernestine Callender ser. Ray Flockhart and Doreei tea roses and English ivy. on the portrait neckline. The and Mrs. Marjorie McClave. Hayes served as registrar am Miss Patricia Ann Harvey, Sea skirt ended in a cathedral train. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boynkin treasurer. Rev. Williams Mill Bright, was maid of honor for will show slides on conservation was principal. Her elbow-length illusion veil her sister. Bridemaids were Miss at the regular Aug. 23 dinner at Hosts for the caravan teai was held by a crown of pearls Dorothy Byrnes, Cranford; Miss 7 p.m. In the church hall. during their two week stay we and crystals and she carried a Theresa Mancuso, Bronx, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parrell, Mi missal adorned with a white or- Miss Margaret Yuckman, Rum- and Mrs. Edward Fields, Mr. anc chid and babies'-breath. FETE VICAR—The congrega son- tion of St. Clement's Episcopal Mrs. Finn Daylin, Mr. and Mrs Maid of honor was Miss Edith Church, Belford, gave a dinner Richard Harclerode, Mr. anc The attendants wore waltz- Schmedes, Highlands, sister of in honor of their vicar. Rev. Mrs. Herbert Vaughan and Rev length gowns of lavender silk or- the bride. Bridesmaids were Miss Ralph Edwards, Sunday evening and Mrs. Mills. Approximate; ganza with short-sleeved bodices Arlene Schmedes, another sis- upon his return from a motor 75 children enrolled in the vac or cotton lace and matching dou- ter; Miss Kathleen Koch, Hollis, trip through New England and tion school, a 30 per cent increa ble bow bandeau hats. The car- Mrs. Peter J. Murray, Jr. N. Y., a cousin of the bride, and Canada. over last year's attendance. ried baskets of lavender-tinted daisies. MUs Virginia Hart, Highlands. and Michael Debbs, Maplewood. ates of Atlantic Highlands High Rev. Edwards has completed Mrs- Roger Renold Thompson his first year as the spiritual SHOW AND SALE—St. Paul Robert T h.o m p s o n, Miami, Attendants in Blue The bride is employed by the School. Bendix Corp., Eatontown. Mr. The couple will reside at 13 leader of this congregation. Methodist Church, Bay Head, wi served as best man. Ushers were All four attendants wore (ul Murray is with the International Lincoln Ave., Atlantic Highlands, Sixty-five people attended the present its 10th annual Antiqu Edward Gulnco, River Plaza; length gowns of blue silk organ Union of Operating Engineers following • a wedding trip to the catered meal after which Robert Show and Sale Aug. 14, 15 and Miss Mauro Engaged Jack Lacey, Sea Bright, and Da- u with rose cummerbunds anc New York City. Both are gradu- Poconos. Kruger, Belford, the vicar's war- in the parish hall, Bridge an vid Watson, Nutley. blue "crown headpieces. The hbn den, presented Rev. Edwards West Lake Aves. Twenty deal The bride is a graduate of or attendants carried pink anc with a purse which will go to- ers will show their wares, and To Roger Allen White Cranford High School and at- white carnations and the bride wards the purchase of a harpsi- needlework and art sales will b tended Union Junior College, given on the lawn. Luncheoi maids, pink carnations. Miss Gaughan Engaged chord. NEPTUNE — Mr. and Mrs. Cranford, where she was a mem- Honored guests were Mrs. Ed- and tea will be served. Eugene Murray, Atlantic High William Willlges, 1216 11th Ave., ber of Sigma Alph PI. She was wards, Rev. John Euler and Rev. The Woman's Society of Chri lands, brother of the bridegroom announce the engagement of employed as a cosmetician at and Mrs. William R. Hodgdon. tian Service of the church was best man. Ushers were Law To Former Classmate their daughter. Miss Carmela Bamberger's, Eatontown. The event was arranged and sponsoring the event. Mrs. Gran rence Johnson and Edward Ma Mauro, to Roger Allen White, son The bridegroom wat graduated OCEANPORT — Lt. Col.. (Ret.) sponsored by the three adult W. Bauer and Mrs. William J lone, both of Atlantic Highlands of Mr. and Mrs. Eustace S. from North Miami High School. and Mrs. William G. Gaughan, 18 guilds of the parish. Allsopp, 2d, are chairmen. Pr Hedge Dr., announce the en- White, 188 South St., Eatontown. He is president of Little Silver' ceeds from the show wilt go ti Hardware, Inc. gagement of (heir daughter. Miss COLD SUPPER — Altar-Rosary ward payment of the parsonagi Miss Mauro attended Bushwick Nancy M. Gaughan, to William Society of St. Dorothea's Cath- mortgage. H'gh School, Brooklyn. She is| Carey Shearer, son of Mr. and )lic Church, Eatontown, will employed at Kathy Sportswear, Y MICHELE T Mrs.' Carey Shearer, 6 Avenel ierve a cold supper on Aug. 18 BUS TRIP — The Friendship Asbury Park. Blvd., Long Branch. rom 5 to 9 p.m. in.the church Circle of the Rumson Presbyte- Mr. White attended Long DRUGS I Both are 1961 graduates of lall. Menu will include roast rian Church will take a buk trip Branch High School. He is an Long Branch High School. jcef, turkey and ham, salads, to Longwood Gardens, Kenneth advertising salesman (or The LINCROFT The bride-elect is employed by ice cream and cake. Square, Pa., Aug. 22. The bus Register. OF the Monmouth County National will leave Bingham and Rive: DBCGS" Bank, Red Bank. Her fiance, a SHARING NIGHT — Lincroft Rd. at 10:45 a.m. WAVE RECRUIT 1 WE student at East Carolina College, resbyterian Vacation Church The group will toiir the garden! 9x12 Domestic NEW YORK CITY — Misi Ju- Greenville, N. C, is a member School held a sharing night pro- >n the afternoon and return aftei GIVE YOU dith Ann Crist, 18-year-old daugh- of the Air Force ROTC. He is gram Thursday at the church for dinner to view the fountains a! PRICE & SERIVCE! employed for the summer at the >arents and guests. The kinder- night. Mrs. P. H. Radford, Long ter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Crist, 72 Monmouth Beach Club. garten department gave recita- Branch, is in charge of arrange- 57 Shrewsbury Ave., Highlands, ON AIX PRESCRIPTIONS N. J., was recently sworn in here ONLY 9 tions and songs and the primary ments. as seaman recruit for the PAST. FREE DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS Mis> Carmela Mauro WAVES. Charge Account* Invited ATLANTA (AP) -, Sign out- side of Atlanta hardware store: Adam and Eve Miss Sacco Wed Phon«t 741-8886 Husbands selecting paint colors Week day* t-lt-Sun. M, *-» Mlsa Nancy M. Gaughan must have note from wives." RUO CLEANfRS New Hampshire Ceremony Damaged Ego Ceremony in Hawaii call now CA 2-5042 WAH1AWA, Oahu, Hawaii — Dear Adam and Eve: Dear Squelched: If you do Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic The other evening I was quiet- confront her with your odd John Durr, Jr. Weds Church was the setting here July SHERMAN'S ly reading in the branch library complaint, be prepared to turn BRADFORD, N. H. — An- Roger Bruns, Manchester, N.H. when a beautiful, aristocratic the other cheek. Eve. 21 for the wedding of Miss Mary- nouncement has been made of was best man. Ushers were young woman came in, got a I would say you showed a ann Sacco, formerly of Oakhurst the marriage of Miss Dianne P. book from one of the shelves George J. Kilgen, Jr., Glen lot or cheek in the first place, N. J., to Gerald J. Burke o Gessner of this place to John J. and sat down beside me. Natur- but she did react rather cheap- FOR Ridge, N. J., and David Lyons, Wahiawa. Durr, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. ally I was interested, so after a ly. Adam Draperies John J. Durr, Sr., 51 Tower Hill Concord, N.H. little while I said "May I ask Adam, he asked for it. A li- The bride, who resided at the Ave., Red Bank, N. J. vhat you're reading?" and she Porter Loop Army Base, is the Slipcovers, i Both bride and bridegroom are whispered softly: "Look, Buster, brary is for books, not The wedding took place here schnooks. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Upholstering July 7 at a nuptial mass in St. graduates of New England Col- go blow your tin horn some- Kwasnik, 523 West Lincoln Ave. where else." Bedspreads Theresa's Catholic Church. Rev. lege, Henniker, N. H. Mrs. Durr Dear Adam: Oakhurst. Mr. and Mrs. Kwasnik Francis Butler officiated. is assistant dean of admissions Let me tell you, I was floored. lew to Hawaii to be present a! Help! My wife ls^.a great ,ga Curtains The bride is the daughter of at the college and Mr. Durr is I got up and left in something the wedding. t-Heme Service of a huff, but now I'm wondering full of life and pep, but she onl Mrs. Leon W. Gessner and the deputy auditor for the city of knows how to make one desser Mr. Burke Is the son of Mr SHIJMI late Mr. Gessner of Bradford. whether to get her name from Concord. the librarian if I can, hunt her jello, and I've had trainloads o and Mrs. J. G.. Burke, Halifax, Sherman's .She was given in marriage by up and tell her just what I think it in the two years we've beet Nova Scotia, Canada. Decorators her uncle, Maj. John J. Hallinan, The couple have returned from of such crude stuff. I've been married. Her only vanity is hei The bride chose a gown of silk Broad St. Shrewsbury USA-Ret. She wore a wedding a two-week motor trip through brooding about it for days, and feeling that she makes wonderfu organza over white satin with a FREE PARKING gown of white silk satin with a Canada and are residing in Hen- thought I'd ask you two. fruited jello, so if I told hei lace-appliqued scoop neckline. A chapel train, a fingertip veil niker. how I felt I think she'd divorce crown of pearls and sequins held held by a satin cap and carried Squelched Romeo. me. I am really desperate. her short veil and she carried a a cascade bouquet of white dai- Adam, so tell me: if you were missal with a white orchid, ste sies. in my shoes what would you do' phanotis, carnations and English Trapped. Mrs. Michael Malone, Meridan, Committee Chairmen ivy. Conn, was matron of honor, and Dear Trapped: Tell her your The bride's sister, Mrs. Peter the bride's sisters, Misses Rosa- OUR doctor has recommended a va- E. Genovese, Jr., Porter Loop ONLY lind and Marsha Gessner were ried diet, particularly in des- bridesmaids. Army Base, was matron of hon- STORE serts. Or that he's taken you or. She wore a dress of light off all desserts. blue silk organza over taffeta Adam. and a matching headpiece, and, If she checks with the doc, carried a cascade bouquet of better leave town for awhile. blue carnations and Japanese And when you return, be pre- asparagus. pared to eat Jello. Eve. First. Lt. Peter E. Genovese, Jr., brother-in-law of the bride, "High Fashion Stylists Send your personal questions was best man. to be becoming . . . . and problems to Adam or Eve Lowell or .both, as you prefer. you should be coming For a personal, unpublished reply, enclose a stamped, ad- YOU CAN TRUST YOUR to John's . . . . • dressed envelope. Mail to We will have Adam & Eve In care of The very soon 10 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-1515 RED BANK Red Bank Register. 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"Then there's the business JSifCROSBY BOBHOPE A JOAN COLLINS heart of an expanding area and about the country Jakes with 25 1:51- (4) News (4) international will provide greater efficiency million dollars who appear to be 2:09- (2) Password Showtime PANAMA & FRANK'S, " for present and future customer ripe for the slickers—but never (4) Jan Murray (5) Peter Gunn Performs At Adventurer requirements. get taken because of their basic (7) Day In Court (7) News Special Anthony Bernocco is the dis-honesty and goodness. People al (9) Favorite Story (9) Golf Tips LONG BRANCH — Al Alberts, traction starting tonight at the trict superintendent here. ways like that—the story of the 2.25- (4) -'ews (11) Public Defender a name that has appeared on 23,'Adventurer Club on the ocean. The new one-story, brick faced, wise fools, a classic." 2: It- (2) House Party 7:40—(11) Ralph Kiner 000,000 recordings, is the star at Former lead singer with the curtain-wall structure will serve There's bound to be a lot o (4) Loretta Young 7:55— (9) Baseball "Four Aces," Alberts has head- Long Branch, Monmouth Beach, comedy about moonshine, sow (7)-Seven Keyt 8:00- (5) Lock Up lined on every major stage in Oceanport, Eatontown, part of belly and black-eyed peas, and a (9) Star And Story (7) Hathaways the world including the London New Shrewsbury, and this bor- little of this sort of thing can go (11) Movie (11) Movie Palladium, appeared on every ough. These municipalities were a long way. 2:55- (S) News 8:30- (2) Route 66 major musical television show in formerly serviced by crews from (4) Detectives • •HMWD* Red Bank and Allenhurst. Nice to have quiet-mannered S:M- (2) Millionaire Also at Eatontowa eluding the Perry Como Show (4) Young Dr. Malone DOROTHY LAMOUR Ed Sullivan Show, Patti 'Page The structure has been de- Merv Griffin back on the "Tonight "USA" signed for expansion so that a Show" after Jack E. Leonard's (5) Racket Squad Plan Tropical Show and the Academy Awards (7) Queen For A Day presentations and appeared in business office and additional frenetic week during which no- operating facilities may be added body else got a word in edgewise (9) Jack La Lanne Fish Exhibit five motion pictures. as needed. .and hasn't the return of Jack 3: SO- (2) To Tell The Truth KEANSBURG — A tropical Starts Sunday at Both Theatres As organizer ot the Four -Aces Mr. Ambler said that six trucks Lescoulie to the NBC show on the (4) Our Five Daughters fish exhibit and hobby show will he received gold record million and 30 employees are Initially other end of the day brightened (5) Medic be presented by the Shore Area EATONTOWN CARLTON seller awards for "Three Coins operating from here. and smartened things up? (7) Who Do You Trust? Aquarium Society, at the Man- in a Fountain," "Love Is a Many (») Movie ning Place Firehouse on Sept. 1, 2nd Big Hit- Splendored Thing," "Stranger In (11) Abbott and Costello 2 and 3. Paradise" and "Tell Me Why," S:!5~ (2) New* In addition to over 100 tanks of which he also wrote. 4:00— (2) Secret Storm [ropical fish on display, there U&BRyffiVtf* TV Key Mailbag (4) Make Room For will be exhibits by the following Alberts will perform three times nightly, at 9 and 11 p.m. Daddy organizations and societies: The and at 1 a.m. through Sunday. By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Question — When Pernell Rob- (5) Divorce Hearing Marine Laboratory o f Sandy Jerry Greco, former lead horn erts of "Bonanza" appeared as (7) American Bandstand Hook, The Monmouth County Question — Now that "Pete a guest on "First Impression," (11) Laurel-Hardy and Rock and Mineral Society; The man with Louis Prima, con- and Gladys" Is canceled, what Bottom Shop of Morgan, and The tinues to play nightly for dancing. he looked as if he had very lit- Chuck Cont. from 2:00 Alberts are Cara Williams' career plans? tle hair in the front. Does he 4:2O-<11) Junior All-Stars Tropiquarium of Oakhurst. Is it true that she and Lucille 4:10- (2) Edge of Night wear a wig for the "Bonanza" 1 GUESTS FROM MADISON Ball may co-star in a new se-shows?—L. R., Northampton, Pa. (4) Here , Hollywood LaMURAS ENTERTAIN "Fine Food to Go MORGANVILLE — Recent din- ries?—Mrs. T. B., Simmesport, Answer — Many stars wear (5) Mr. District Attorney MORANVILLE — Mrs. Alfred CARLTON TUESDAY ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John La. toupees when they are before the (11) Bozo the Clown LaMura, Tennent Rd., enter- Matinee and Evening PIPING HOT H. McCormick, Jr., Reid's Hill 4:50— (7) American Newsstand tained Friday. Guests were Mrs. Answer — The New "Lucy" se- cameras and Pernell Roberts is < Rd., were Mr. and Mrs James among them. 4:55— (4) News Robert Seber, Jr., and children, Fish, Scallops .... Craig, Sr., of Madison ries is currently in production Rita and Erich, Mrs. John Mc- with Vivian Vance (Ethel of "I (11) Mr. Peabody Question — Is Carol Burnett S:»O- (2) Life of Riley Cormick and children, Margaret, Shrimp, French Fries Love Lucy") sharing the antics Leslie, Christine and John, and with Lucille Ball. Cara is pres- scheduled to do any more special (4) Movie Fried Chicken .... TV shows this summer? I- miss (5) Felix and Diver Dan Mrs. Ernest H. Zienowlcz and ently before the movie cameras children, Carren and Regina. Soft Shell Crabs . . as Danny Kaye's leading lady in her now that the "Garry Moore (7) I Married loin MTHE DEAD RETURN? DOYOUBEUEYE M C Cold Salads . . . . "The Man From the Diners' Show" is on vacation. — B. C, Club." New Britain, Conn. Order in Advance for ... GATES OPEN 7.-00 P.M.-M0VIH AT DU5K Answer — Carol Is spending the BUFFET SALAD PLATTERS CmoONA-ftAtU-lVtRr SAT. and SUH.-FIRST SHOW ONLY summer touring the strawhat cir- Phone 741-6460 cuit with a special show in which she shares the bill with comics THE Marty Allen and Steve Rossi. Their show has broken records FINNAN HADDIE COVE everywhere they have played. Open Wrd.-Sun. 'til 111 p.m. 102 .SHREWSBURY AVENUE Question > — I have just seen RED BANK "The High and the Mighty" on 1 block west of R.R. Station TV and can't get the stars straight in my mind. Who played John Smith's wife, Robert New- 1410 AM 105.5 FM ton's wife, the stewardess, the MONMOUTH PARK RESULTS henpecked husband and his wife, AFTER EACH RACE lVINGDEAD NOW OPEN and Phil Harris' wife?-L. E., 24 Hours Daily! San Jose, Calif. Answer — This multi-star STARTING FRIDAY NITE • BREAKFAST • LUNCHEON "soap opera in the sky" included Karen Sharpe in the part of John Lead Singer of "The Four Aces" • DINNER • TAKE-OUT ORDERS Smith's smitten spouse; the un- Air-conditioned For Your Comfort derstanding wife of the tycoon was Julie Bishop; the efficient AL ALBERTS ! Specializing in Seafood ( •, stewardess was Doe Avedon; La- raine Day and John Howard Hew Al sing his Academy Award hit recordings MERMAID DINER I played the bickering couple; and, "Three Coins in a Fountain" and HWY. 36, LEONARDO PHONE 291-2628 g IT'S JUNE IN AUGUST Ann Doran was Phil Harris' wor- "Love is a Many Splendored Thing" smmsmsmmmmmffim ried wife. — June Ferguson, emcee Bill Plus: The Exciting Jerry Greco Trio Cullan's attractive helper MATINEE EVENING Question — When will the new on NBC-TV'i "The Price Is Three Shows Nitely—9. 11, 1 A.M. episodes of "Ben Casey" start O Delicious Home Cooking 2:00 PM • 7 & 9 PM Right," it attired for the hot next season? As much as • Never a Cover Charge Things To Do weather at ihe enters with joy this show, I can't watch every • Reservations CA 9-1000 repeat.—Mrs. F. R. 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She's Succeeding 7:M- (5) CaU To Prayer ) Modem fttn* <•) Movie 4;»~ (2) Movie (I) Rlverbott (4) Sepnonette , By BOB THOtyAS 7:4»~ (4) Sermonette (:Hr- <3), Sutiao S . ) Prarttwa 11: IS—(II) Adventures In Japan «*•— (4) Urban Politic* Danny Kaye In "The Man from (7) Wide World of SporU UiM- (2) Roy Roger* AP Movie-Television Writer .the Diner's Club." 7.45- (4) Modern Farmer (II) Movie (4) Radiation Story )Gi*e U« rhl» Day (3) Horse Race (S) Christopher Program 7:»-(I)New« (4) Make Room for HOLLYWOOD (AP)-Kay Ste- Kay's p revious excursions into 5: M-(2) Amateur Hour . 7:99- (1) News (7) Movie ven* was always r eally trying, (7) Christopher Program (4) Today 7: H— (J) Summer Semester Daddy 4:45—(11) Mel Allen business were marked by varying (4) Patterns in Music T:l»— (7) Morning Prayer (5) Just for Fun but she never learned how to suc- degrees of failure. She started out 8:00- (7) Cartoons 7:25 - (5) Call To Prayer • 5:00- (2) Life of Riley ceed in business until she turned SUNDAY EVENtNtI 7:2«— (7) Morning prayer ' • 8;N— (2) Have You Read (7) Barney Bear as a cemetery plot salesgirl, and I: IK- (2) Previewi (11) Arm and the Spear (4) Cameo Theatre to show business. there she was too successful. «:00— (2) Twentieth Century 7:30— (5) Columbia Lectures (4) Crusader RibWt (5) Jim Bowie (5) Off To Adventure (4) Meet the Press (7) Early Bird Cartoon* (7) Cartoon*, SATURDAY AFTERNOON She is succeeding now. A wild, "Oh, I was making $200 to $300 12:M- (2) Sky King (11) Movie wild comedienne who can also «:»- (2) Give Ui This Day (5) Movie 1:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo 8:M— (Z) Breaktbru 5: JO- (2) Movie a week selling door-to-door when 8:25- (2) News (11) Movie (5) Sandy Becker (4) Mr. Wizard sing; she is a big new draw on I was 19," recalled the Cleveland (4) Andy's Gang (7) Bugs Bunny 5:30— (5) Felix and Diver Dan the night club circuit. She is now «:10— (2) Mr. Ed (7) Tommy Sevjen (5) Cartoons girl. "I had a regular routine that 8: SO- (2) Tottle (4) This is NBC News (11) Christophers , SATURDAY EVENING making her mark in movies. She was Irresistible. Trouble is, I was (5) Light Time 8:30- (7) Littl* Rascals |:M- (1) Captain Kangaroo 12: IS—(11) Living Word registers strongly In "The In- (7) Hong Kong ' (2) Amas V Andy (4) American Treasure 6:00- (4) News so successful that I sold out the 8:45- (4) \ibrary Lions 7:00- (2) Lassie 12:30- (2) News <5) Sandy's Hour ' terns" and now Is appearing with entire cemetery. The owner of- (4) Slimnastlcs Chest (5) Wonderama (4) Bullwinkle (7) Memory Lane (5) Just for Fun (4) Radiation Story (7) Two Faces West fered to open another one for me, 9:00- (2) Wildlife 7:!0— (2) Dennis The Menace (7) Lawrence Welk 9:15- (4) Family I: IS— (7) Davey and Goliath (5) Texas Rangers (11) Horse Race but I decided I'd had it with sell- (5) Wonderama (4) Walt Disney's World 1:10— (4) Pip the Piper (7) Funny Manns 6:15— (4) Recital Hall (11) Californians ing plots." (11) Let's Have Fun •:2S— (S) News l:«- (2) Have Gun Will (7) Follow The Sun 1:30- (2) My Little Mtrjit (7) Animaland (9) Golf Tips 6:30— (7) Lone Ranger Next came a turn with a nuts- 8: IS—(4) Protestant Fourth R (11) Charlie Farrell 10:00- (2) Alvin (11) This Is the Life (11) Movie Travel bolts-and-screws firm. Kay was •:«- (2) Way To Go (5) Topper 7:45-1- (9) Ralph Kiner (7) Beulah (4) Shari Lewis 12:10— (9) Ralph Kiner 1:45- (2) News (II) Mr. Adams and Eve file clerk, but with her own par- (4) Let's Talk About God >:M- (2) Ed Sullivan (7) Cartoons 12:55— (9) Baseball (9) Ralph Kiner 10:00— (2) Gunsmoke ticular system. (7) Q.T. Hush »:55— (4) News (7) Boring (5) Columbia Lectures 0:00- (2) Calendar 10:20— (9) News and Weather 1:00— (2) Touch Of Fame i:SS— (2) Weather "I have a photogenic (sic) mem- 1:41- (4) Jewish fourth R (8) Movie' 10:25— (I) Almanac Newsreel (4) Marketing On The (9) Fiesta In Puerto Rico ory, you see," she explained. "I 10:00— (2) Lamp Unto My Feet (4) Say When 7:00— (2) Sea Hunt (11) People Are Funny (5) Movie 10: M- (2) Mighty Mouse . Move (4) Local News (II) Movie knew where everything was, but (4) Agriculture U.S.A. 8:J0— (4) Sir Francis Drake 1 (7) Susie (4) King Leonard/A (5) Movie (5) Circus Boy 10:30— (9) Movie nobody else did." (7) Funny Manns (5) Opinion In The 0:30-(2) I Love Lucy 7) Q. T. HuilHpB* (7) Movie • (7) Beany and Cecil 10:45— (7) Sports She moved on to a commercial (9) Builders Showcase Capitol !9) Cooking (11) Abbott and Costello (9) Championship 11:00- (2) News soap company, but confinement to 10:30— (2) Look Up & Live (7) Movie (4) Play Your Hunch U:M- i2) Allekaiam (4) News .* the shipping room bugged her. (4) Jewish Heritage (7) Gale Storm. 1:30— (2) Repertoire Theater Bowling (11) Main Event 1:00- (2) Verdict Is Your* 7:10— (4) Weather (5) Movie Kay also tried modeling. She (7) Focus 9:00- (2) GE Theater (4) Movie (4) Price Is Right (9) Movie 7:15— (4) Financial News (7) News did well until the day she went (9) Oral Roberts (4) Bonanza 11:00— (2) Camera Three (7) Ernie Ford (11) I Am a Doctor 7:20- (4) Sports 11:10- (4) Weather out to get some cashews during (5) Open End 7:10— (2) Perry Mason 11:12— (2) Weather snowstorm just before a big (4) Searchlight 1:25— (5) News 2:00- (2) Movie (11) Pro Soccer .1:30- (2) Brighter Day (4) Wells Fargo 11:15— (2) Movie fashion show and tumbled into the (7) Faith For Today S:SO- (2) Who In The World (5) Movie (5) RCMP (4) Movie dirtv snow. (9) Protection Factor 100 (4) Concentration (11) Sportsman's Club (9) Roller Derby (5) Romper Room (7) Calvin And The (7) Movie Thereafter Kay married a musi- 11:15— (9) Statehouse Conference 10:00- (2) Candid Camera 2:15—(11) Phil Rizzuto 11:30- (2) New York Forum (7) Yours For A Song Colonel 11:30—(11) Telesports Digest cian and tried three years as a (4) DuPont Show 2:30—(11) Baseball 8:00- (5) Night Court 12:00- (9) Hy Gardner housewife — "but the bills were (4) Movie 1:55- (2) New* (7) Thic Is The Answer (11) One Step Beyond (7) Room For One More 12:15- (7) Movie coming In and the money wasn't. 10:30- (2) What's My Line (9) Treasure 12:30— (5) Senate Report She booked herself, husband and (9) Congressional Conference (7) Lawman PARTS UNLIMITED (II) Invisible Man 12:35- (5) Movie others into a Buffalo night spot (9) Movie 12:45— (2) Movie with an act she didn't have, has Jack 8:30- (2) Defenders SUNDAY AFTERNOON (11) Movie ELECTRONIC CENTER (4) Tall Man 1:00— (7) Movie tily learned eight numbers. The 11:00- (2) News act succeeded. When Kay discov- 12:00— (2) Eye On New York Sullivan's (7) Leave It to Beaver 1:30- (4) Movie (7) Cartoons (4) Newt Everything for the Electronic (9) Movie 2:00— (7) Evening Prayer ered she couldn't sing eight hours Do-It-Yourselfert SPRING LflKE. N. J. nightly, she started talking be- (9) Movie (5) Senate Report (11) Trouble Shooters 2:30— (4) Sermonette 12:30- (2) Washington (7) News *:00- (4) Movie 2:45— (2) News tween numbers, discovered she • HEATHKITS was a comedienne. Conversation 11:05— (5) Movie (5) Wrestling 2:50- (2) Give Us This Day (4) Youth Forums 11:10— (4) Weather • EICO KITS (7) Barney Bear 11:15- (2) Movie AL KENNY (11) Encounter (4) Movie • JENSEN Swiutloiul Pianist % (7) Movie Apptarlnc Nlttly A Catholic 'Kibbutz' 12:55- (2 News • SYLVANIA MOVIE TIMETABLE 1:00- (2) Movie 12:00- (9) World Artists Concert RED BANK BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — An than-average wages at the com- Erv Bradley Dance Orch. (4) A Moment With . . . (11) Big Picture Nationally advertised Frl. & Sat. Nltes CARLTON— 18-year-old former New York girl munity workshops, self discipline 12:50- (2) Movie Road to Hong Kong 2:00: 7:00: »:05. and sober industry. (5) Movie components all at LOUNGE accommodations for SAT.—Road to Honj Kong 2:00: 4:10; has recruited a group of her (7) Movie 1:00- (4) Movie PARTS UNLIMITED Luncheon • Dinner 6:05: 8:10; 10:10. "I want to prove that the social (7) Movie A Most Delightful Room BUN.—Sad Sack: Delicate Delinquent. friends in the United States to problems of our time can be (11) Continental traditionally low, low Weddings - Parties Show starts 8:45. 2:15— (9) Evening Prayer chain store priced Minutes From Anywhere in EATONTOWN work here this summer in what solved through Christianity,'" said Miniatures 1 Anniversaries 1:30- (4) Catholic Hour 2:30- (2) News Monmouth County DRIVE-IN — she calls a "Catholic kibbutz." the priest. (4) Sermonette 41 Broad St. SH 1-5488 PRIVATE ROOM PRI. ft SAT. — Kartoon Karnlval (9) Golf Tips Rr. 35, Middletown. N. J. 8:35; Road to Hong Kong 0:35; Lisa A kibbutz is a communal farm The community, about five (11) Long Right Arm 2:35- (2) Give Us This Day Gibson 9-9000 11:20. MONDAY MORNING RED BANK SUN. — Three Stooges In Orbit 8:35; in Israel, and Cathy Drexler's de- miles from'"'downtown Bogota, is 1:40— (9) Ralph Kiner IMMIIIII 11:55; Mothra 10:25. scription of Father Rafael Garcia nonsectarian. 1.55- (9) Baseball 6.15— (2) Previews LONG BRANCH Herrero's "God's Minute" com- Schooling is compulsory for 2:00- (4) Can You Afford BARONET- munity of 230 families isn't far Don't Miss This Cruise Boyf Night Out 2:10; 7:10: 9:20. children up to the ninth grade. Tomorrow? BAT. — Boya Night Out 2:00: 4:00! wide of the mark. The community, including work- (11) Sportsman's Club •:15; «:20: 10:30. New Jersey's Favorite Boat Ride SUN. — Road to Hong Kong 2:20; The 10 boys and girls from the shops, schools, a Catholic church 2:15—(11> Phil Rizzuto 4:10; 8:00; 7:45: B:3O. United States, together with Cathy (where attendance is optional), a 2:30- (2) Movie ASBURY PARK and four other daughters of U.S. movie, community, hall and coop- (4) Direct Line LYRIC- officials here, are living in the erative stores, covers about 30 (11) Baseball N. Y. HARBOR 10:00Sky Abov. e the Mud Below 2:55; 7:40; community to help the Colombian acres. There are 250 homes on the 3:00- (4) Open Mind SAT. — Sky Abov... e. the Mud Below (The Largest Port In the World) 2:00; 4:13: 5:55; 8:10: 10:28. Catholic priest raise the standard land and the priest expects to (5) Movie BUS. — SkIk;y Above the Mud Below of living of families who have build another 450. He has his own (7) Youth Wants to Know 3:10: 5:30; 7:45; 10:05. architect and builder. A one-day family outing on the steamer. City of Keansburg MAYFAIR- known only squalid poverty. 3:30- (2) Movie Money for the project comes —you, and especially your children, can't afford to miss! Hatarl 2:40: 7:00: 10:00. (7) Editor's Choice BAT. — Hatari 2:oo; 5:00; 8:00: 11:00 Father Garcia Herrero's com- from private sources and Colom- 4:00— (4) Invitation To Art BUR — Hatari 2:45: 6:15; 9:40. munity, founded four years ago, bian government loans. Father (7) Issues and Answers PARAMOUNT— is a radical innovaOon designed to Herreros is negotiating a Effective July 28 thru Sept. 3, 1962 Th»t Touch of Mink 2:30: 7:30: >:40. Garcia 4:30— (2) PGA Championship BAT. — That Touch oi Mink 2:30; giveive poor families a chance in loloaa n ,fro m tthh e lTU.S s . »„„_.Agency.. fo. r .In. (4) Eastern Wisdom And 4:40; 6:45: 8:50: 11:00. • DAILY (Except Sunday) • SUN. — That Touch oi Mink 2:00; life through good housing, higher- ternatlonal Development. Modern Life •3:50; 5:40; 7:45; 9:4S. "I was impressed by the idea (7) America Wants to Leave Atlantic Highlands Pier 12:45 P. M, ST. JAMES- behind the project," said Miss Know , Weit Bide Story 2:30: 1:30. Neighborijood AT THE FA1ULOUS MILLSTONE SHOW GROUNDS : Return Atlantic Highlands Pier _._...... 5:00 P. M.* '" '.'BAT, — West Side Story 2:30; 0:00. Drexler, who is Jewish. "It 4:45- (2) WCBS-TV Views the SUN. — West Elite Story 2:30; 8:30. seemed to me it was the only real Press ROUTE 33 • Between Hightitown and Freehold BELMAR Barbecue Held sincere effort I found to help the • SUNDAYS ONLY • FLY-IN DRIVE-IN— (11) Mel Allen 3 Shows Dolly: • 9 • 1 • 7:30 • Frtt Attractions • Rldts FRT. k SAT. — Bon Voyage 1:42; NEW SHREWSBURY — Resl poor of Colombia." 5:00— (2) America Musical leave Atlantic Highlands Pier r 12:15 P. M. 12:40; Desert Patrol 11:18. 1 BUN. — Road to Hong Kong 8:37; dents of Woodland Manor here " 6:00 P. M. 11:52: 13 Weit Street 10:28. held their second annual neigh- NEPTUNE CITY borhood barbecue Saturday. Return Atlantic Highlands Pier 5:00 P. M. NEPTUNE CITY- 10:00 P. M. Ben Hur 2:00; 8:30. There was community singing SAT. — Ben Hur 2:00: 8:15. around the open fire. BUN. — Ben Hur 1:00; 4:40; 8:40. ADULTS CHILDREN ei M NORTH OF RED BANK Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Round.Trip $1.4U ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Otto Hintze and son Glenn; Mr. Come to RoondTrlp and Mrs. Hans Schmidl and son ' One Way—11.50 One Way-fiOc ATLANTIC— Merrllli Marauders 7:00; 10:10; Housi Wolgang, and Mrs. Maria of Women 8:45. Schwendenwein, Mrs. Schmidl's - TICKETS CAN BE SAT. — Merrlll'a Maraudera 3:30: the For Any Information Call— PURCHASED AT THE 7:00; 10:10; Home of. Women 2:00; sister visiting here from Vienna, ATLANTIC mm SUN. — Boyi Night Out 2:20: 4:35; Austria; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. DOCK 787-0066 or 9676 6:50; 8:00. HAZLET Bannon, Jr., and sons, Neil and KEAISSBURG STEAMBOAT COMPANY LOEW'S DRIVE-IN— Chad; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Es Cartoons 8:35; Lollta 8:45: 11:50; telle and children Harry and Springtime In Scandinavia* 11:35. 1 BAT. ft BUN.—Cartoon-O-Rama 8:35: Beth, and Mrs. Helen Estelle, Lollta 8:55; 12:15; Sprlngtlms In Scandinavia 11:50. Mr. Estelle's mother; Mr. and KEANSBURG Mrs. Peter Duma, Jr., and daughters Marilyn and Dorothy ASINO— mi. * SAT. — Road to Horn; Kong (Mrs. James Nemec) who is vis- 3:00; 6:30; 9:35; Heltons 2:00; 8:10. iting here from Wheat Ridge, SUN. — Lollta 2:25; 5:15: 8;25. PERTH AMBOY Colo. 73rd Annual Fireman's Fair AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- «• Also, Mr. and Mrs. William KRI. ft 8AT. — Cartoon 8:45; Go ...FOR HOME Naked In the World 8:51: 1:46: Lo. 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LINCOLN insured Savings - Mortgage Loans HOTEL ]NEW JERSEY'S OLDEST FIREMAN'S FAIR 4th Avenue at Klngiley Street ASBURY PARK Press Agent Was Busy 10—Friday, August 3, 1962 RED BANK 8EC35TER TV Key Beaver Punting Beave Previews By CHARLES WITBECK don't shoot the back of his head.1 Tonight's top television shows HOLLYWOOD - Press agents Another shop had one, a ra as previewed and selected by TV abound in this territory like ants. all-white type which was being Key's staff of experts who attend The uniform of single-breasted stuffed for the New York Mu- rehearsals, watch screenings, and black suit, black shell glasses and seum of Natural History. But thi analyze scripts in New York and moccasins sometimes topped with gentleman wouldn't let it out Hollywood. a tassle Is constant. Their anten- the shop. nae are always out for vibrations The press agent knocked off fi •THE OVERSEAS CHINESE— of gossip or shop talk and they lunch and then went back to th Report From Singapore." (Re- run most of the time. classifieds on taxidermists. A vet peat)' This documentary might They're also full of brilliant eran answered the request ai have been called "The Peaceful ideas that don't turn out Like suggested the agent slip in Invasion of Southeast Asia," a press agent, a friend, who muskrat Instead. Nobody wou since it tells the story of the mil- wanted to take publicity stills of know the difference. lions of native Chinese wbo in- a beaver, live or stuffed, in the Another enterprising fellow had habit the area but never become arms of young actor Jerry Math- saved an old beaver skin for se a part of their new lands. It ers who plays Beaver in the Sat- en years. He'd be glad to stu concentrates on Singapore, for Two Jerry Lewis picfures. "THE SAD SACK" and "DEL!- urday night ABC series, "Leave it, but stuffing costs run higt example, where the Chinese out- It to Beaver." He thought it and, with the rental added in, th number the Malayans, six to one, CATE DELINQUENT," start Sunday at both the Carlton would be a cute touch. total would be too expensive fo but whose loyalties are not given Theatre and the Eatontown Drive In. Seen above is WAC The agent already knew where a few pictures. to Malaya. Though there is no psychiatrist Phyllis Kirk finds G.I. Jerry Lewis a hard nut he could lay hands on a mink- After running out of bona fide open rebellion, it seems obvious covered Cadillac, a parrot capa- taxidermists, the agent called that these masses could take the to crack in the Hal Wallis comedy, "The Sad Sack," ble of dialect jokes, or two mon- more prop shops. One wanted $50 city on orders from the main- truly a laugh riot for the whole family. keys who own a production for a papier-mache beaver. "Yoi land. Interesting and informative. company. A beaver should be no wouldn't know it from the rea NEW RARITAN REALTOR — Casey Reel Estate. Rt. 35 at Fleetwood Dr., Hazlet, 7:30 p.m. ABC. problem. article," said the confident crafts Television: First, the agent called Nature's man, a hustler to the core. is the latest realtor -to locate in Raritan. The firm, in the former Walker Building Haven, a supplier of animals to ROUTE 66. "Blues For the movies and television. "Why, we A Hollywood novelty shop saic (Pleetwood Park), specializes in sales of houses, vacant land, rentals, and insur- Left Foot." (Repeat) Highly rec- don't nave much call for beav- t had just the answer, a com- ance. It was formerly located at 31 Garden PI., Keyport, for II years. Left to ommended and moving portrait pletely realistic mechanics of a dancer in despair. After the 'The Rifleman' ers," the lady answered. She right, looking over license, are Ronald P. Schmitt and William Ahern, salesmen; didn't have any in stock. They beaver that -made noises one death of her alcoholic husband were all out working. However, slapped its tail on the floor whei Casimir Zlydaszyk, broker, and owner of the firm, and Gerhard Effertz, salesman. brings her tempestuous marri- By CYNTHIA LOWRY ends and to stem a flood of fan for a $250 "finding fee" the la-you wound it up. age to a close, Rosemarie has no AP Television-Radio Writer letters demanding to know what dy would try and she would re- By now the agent had killei DENNIS THE MENACE by HANK KETCHAM place to go but down until our HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Chuck happened to Millie, the program quire another $150 for a handler he afternoon on the phone am heroes try to take her in hand. Connors will deny it furiously, but will explain she suddenly was if the animal turned up. Finally decided to give up thi Musical comedy star Elizabeth the sad truth is that Lucas Mc- "called back East." Then Pat, Call number two went to the idea. The papier-mache beavei TV Key Seal gives a heart-breaking per- Cain is fickle. playing a lady called Lou, will IATSE union where a spokesman might possibly work, but he real formance in the role and makes For the past year, television's come to town and take over the laid the presence of a beaver on ly knew better. To hell with it you forget any contrived portions stalwart right-thinking, fast-shoot- local hotel. • TV stage would require hiring He wrote down a lunch expensi of the plot. Our only complaint- ing "Rifleman" has been seriously account for two with a newspaper she doesn't dance enough here a beaver "wrangler" as a stand- Mailbag romancing ,a girl named Millie. Troy Donahue gets a new name man he didn't meet and decidec by. Cost: $100. for our insatiable taste. 8:30 p.m. Lucas will soon put her out of and character when he moves The dollar conscious agent de- "Leave it to Beaver" would jusi CBS. sight and mind. And, at the same have to get along on honest writ By STEVEN H. SCHEUER from "Surfside Six" to "Hawaiian cided to forget about a live beav- Question — I recently saw a time, a new girl will enter his Eye" this season. Rumor hath it er and nosed around for the ing and acting and forget aboui COLLEGE ALL-STAR FOOT life. that "Hawaiian Eye" would havi publicity. Emmy Awards?—J. the possible play-by-play. 10 p.m. eye. taxidermist shopman said: "We With that he hung up the phoni L., Bridgeport, Conn. ABC. Originally, "The Rifleman" add- DANCING -* don't have a whole heaver, Just and went home to his apartmen ed dark-haired Joan Taylor to the half. It'll work out fine if you swimming pool. Answer — Burt Brinckerhoff is AT THE the young actor who gave such a EYEWITNESS. Again,. aU cast of regulars, partly to inject beautifully sensitive performance things being equal on the topsome romance into the adventure- in this fine TV drama. His is a news front, tonight's report filled' life of widower McCain and BLACK POINT Searching for the ultimate comes to you from Albany, Geor- his young son and partly to satis- frequent face on various TV se- fy feminine fans of the program ries but few roles have afforded gia, where correspondent Hugh who wrote worriedly about the SEA FOOD him an opportunity to display his Kudd and his camera crew bring lack of gentle, motherly influ- AH the season's delicacies talents until this show. Unfortun- you interviews with white and ences on the young boy. EVERY superbly prepared for your ately, this drama did not win any Negro leaders on the status of "The Albany Movement," front But a popular television series Fri. and Sat. (Z. dining- pleasure .... plus a awards nor was it even nomin- ated. Nevertheless, it remains the legal, moral, social and gov- runs into certain serious problems throughout the summer magnificent view of the ocean ernmental point of view. 10:30 as it grows older. There is crying 1 one of TV's better hours of this need for change and variety, but to the from our beautiful dining room,, or any other TV season. p.m. CBS. perched high above the surf. there are limitations. Obviously, popular standards they couldn't change the charac- beautifully played by A Reputation for Good rood Question — One of my favorite CHET HUNTLEY REPORT. ters played by tall, good-humored • SPECIAL 1UNCHEONS _ actors is Richard Conte. He ap-ING. Another aspect of the Ne-Chuck or by Johnny Crawford, the "JAY BEES" • UK SNACKS MSTAU«NT"cOCKTA?i'lbuNGE gro problem is the subject for re- playing his son. One answer was pears in many of the old movies YOUR HOST BOARDWALK * LONG BRANCH, N. J. that on TV and reminds me ofport in a visit to Prince Edward a new romantic interest. So Pat, the late John Gariield. Will you County in Virginia, where the a Dallas girl who moved on to PHIL LUCIA Bridge Column please fill me in on this very public schools have been closed acting after a modeling career in 132 RIVER ROAD for three years. Since the court New York, got her chance. good actor?—B.E.T., Morristown, RUMSON If you have a small infant, wait aturally expects South to hold New Jersey. has ordered that the schools be In order to tie up all the loose desegregated and opened in Sep- I'LL MEET YOU until he learns to talk before you he ace of diamonds, and East Answer — Conte was born in teach him to lead toward sees no sense in throwing his tember, interviews with a Negro Jersey City in 1914 and got hisminister, a newspaper publisher strength. Attempts to teach this [ueen away. first big break in the theater by valuable lesson at an earlier and a college dean ,shed some FOR LUNCH... South is just as well off if theplaying the lead in Clifford light on the status of the Negro stage have been futile in the ma- [ueen and ace of diamonds are Odet's "Golden Boy" in the road TOP jority of cases. Don't teach a children who have not been to eversed. West is allowed to wincompany. This led to Hollywood school in that time, and on the lead toward weakness until the lie first diamond trick, and South and dozens of films, including youngster shows an interest in prospect of desegregation ahead. is home f "A Walk In the Sun," "Call North- 10:30 p.m. NBC. the birds and bees. side 777," and "Ocean's 11." Con- LUKI'S Here's the sort o! hand that te has been married to Ruth STEVE ALLEN SHOW. Holly- THE HANDS Frome since 1943 and they have EDUCATION shows whether or not South Luncheon Served 11 to 3 wood stunt men, ice tossing knows about the birds and bees an adopted son named Mark. champions, a dance studio, and (ELECTRONIC) He must lead toward weakness South dealer Both sides vulnerable Angry Letters - to - the - Editors, South wins the first trick is NORTH Question — Is Elizabeth Mont- share the stage tonight, and so BUSINESSMEN'S dummy with the jack of hearts • K 9 5 4 gomery the daughter of Robert do Lionel Hampton and his mu- He must develop the diamonds to

ST. JAMES CATHOLIC PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST CONREGATION BNAI ISRAEL METHODIST ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank OF GREATER RED BANK Red Bank Red Bank (Conservative) Masses an celebrated Sunday Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 8, Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster Guest speaker Sunday and Aug. If S. Gold Policy The sacrament of Holy Com- 9. 10, 11 and 12 (high mass) in 12 and 26 will be Dr. Harold R. Rumson mnion will be administered Sun- at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and U o'clock. will preach on the theme, "It Confessions are heard Saturdays the church sad 9, 10 and II Doesn't Matter as Much as You Husted of Plainfield. Sabbath services wil! begin at y by the ministers at the 8:30 o'clock In the high school audi- His topic at the 11 a.m. serv- 30 Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal nd 10 a.m. services. The Com-from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from Think!" at the 10 a.m. service May Affect Missions F:30 to 9 p.m. torium. Sunday. Miss Ruth Kuechel wilt ice Sunday will be "Life—An Op- will preach on the topic: "Gleam- lunlon meditation, "His Grace Confessions are heard Satur- be the guest organist. Her pre- portunity." The chancel choir By GEORGE W. CORNELL abroad," said Rev. J. Philip Ho- ings from Readings." Harry Focua," will be preached by Baptlms are at 12:30 p.m. days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from lude will be "Prelude in F" and will be directed by Stanley Associated Press Religion Writer gan, a leading foreign missions Sprung will chant the service. Rev. W. Gordon Lowden. Music lundays. ~ 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- her postlude "Introit and Alle- Scheer, organist, Joseph Moore American gold helps spread the official. :andlellghting time Is at 7:51 directed by Herbert Burtis, in' The Miraculous Medal Novena ing the 8 o'clock mass and after gro—Westminster Suite." John will be soloist. gospel around the world. And There have been no govern- p.m. The floral offering will be eludes organ preludt, "Fugue on Is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and Schoening, baritone, will be so- The ushers will be Fred War- there is concern in some quarters ment hints of curbing such out- donated by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ach," Schumann; organ offer- the Perpetual Novena to St An- Novena service* Monday. thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 loist. His selections Will be wick, Charles W. Stephens, Wei today that the nation's dwindling lays. Stein in observance of their wed- ory (6:30), "O God Thou Faith- "Prayer" and "Suffer the Little lington Kennedy and Melvin King. supply of it eventually may af- Any steps in that direction ding anniversary. The candle ul God," Brahms, and offertory p.m. in the church. A baptism blessing will be recited by Mrs. blank must be obtained from the Children." Ushers will be Guy The greeting committee will be fect church work overseas. probably would create a sharp anthem (10:00). "Blessed Are All REFORMED A. Lucian, Joseph J. Cordrey, deacons Francis Swartz and Ver- "Continued gold reserve crises outcry, charging interference Stein. An oneg shabbat will fol- They," Sowerby, sung by chan- New Shrewsbury rectory and filled out before the non Loud, assisted by deaconess- low the service. ce! choir. Baptism takes place. John W. Kouba, Jr., George W. may force the U. S. government with the carrying out of li The speaker Aug. 5 will be Rob- Lansdowne and Albert W. MeU-es Alice Graves and Roberta to take a long look at unrestrict- glous obligations. Sabbath morning services are The Board of Trustees will ert H. Pope, a professional en- Novena devotions in honor of ger. The welcoming committee Cline. Crib room facilities will ed expenditures oT missions funds Also, the drain on American at 10 o'clock,. Rabbi Rosenthal raeet Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the gineer who was engaged in rocket the Miraculous Medal are held will consist or John C. Antliff be available, as well as sessions gold for church programs abroad will preach on the portion of the minister's study. research and now is studying for every Monday at 8 p.m. in the and Frank C. Roe. for 2's only through kindergarten BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN is relatively small, compared to week. Mr. Sprung will chant the The Senior Hi seminar is held the Christian ministry. During Church. At 10 a.m. Church school will during the summer. Ciiffwood Beach that for government aid and mil service. A kiddush will be served Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. A the school year, Mr. Pope spends be held simultaneous with the Church school meets at 9:45 Rev. David L. Bucci will preach itary and commercial activities after the service. large group of MYF members the weekends at the Reformed CHRISTIAN SCIENCE worship service. a.m. with crib room and classes his first sermon as pastor Sun- on foreign soil. Sunday morning services are expect to attend the Bishop's Church as student-assistant The Red Bank At the conclusion of the service 's through adult preceded by the day at 10 a.m. "Accepting the Nevertheless, "it is a sizable at 9:15. Daily evening services Crusade banquet Sunday evening topic will be "Where Will Our Mankind's need for prayer a social hour will be held In thepre-service prayer circle In the Unacceptable" will be his topic. output," said Rev. Mr. Hogan of are at 7:30. in Ocean City. Wesley Fellowship Treasures Be?" basetf on heartfelt gratitude to church patio. Clayton Room at 9:30 a.m. Sun- Nursery care is provided for "chil- Springfield, Mo., executive direc- meets Sunday evening at 8:30 Music will include the prelude, God will be brought out at serv- At 6 p.m., a "Progressive Luau day evening services have been dren. tor of the Assemblies of God for- CENTRAL BAPTIST r program of worship and fel-"Berceuse" by Goddard. Mrs. . ices Sunday. Party" will be held for college discontinued until Sept. 9. The eign Missions Department. Atlantic Highlands jwshlp. Helen Estelle will sing a solo. Highlighting the lesson-sermon students and young adults. The pastor and family wilt be va- TRINITY EPISCOPAL Amid the current government The Sunday-school tession will Child-care volunteers for Aug. The postlude will be "March of cationing In Maine during August. are Mr. and Mrs. Eric Arpert, on the subject of "Love" is the group will meet in the home of Red Bank efforts to check the gold outflow, meet at 9:45 a.m. the Israelites." Golden Text from the Bible (I Ssndi Johnson, 82 Kemp Ave., ,The regular mid-week service he said, religious institutions The morning Communion serv- An. Frank Juhn, Misses Doris Ushers will be Fred Colmor- John 4): "God is love; and he of Prayer and Bible Study will Holy Eucharist will be cele- Smith, Sue Dorn, Sue Hotaling Fair Haven. A recreation period brated at 8 a.m. Sunday. Holy should lay the groundwork for ice will include a mesage by gan, Jr., Paul Ralph, William that dwelleth In love dweltyh in will follow In the church patio. continue throughout the summer their overseas endeavors to re- Rev. Mr. Kraft entitled, "Life/ and Mary Huhn, supervised by Noyes and James Woods. God ,and God in him." Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. in the Eucharist and sermon by the rec main stable, even if retrench- Mrs. Victor Fox. Tuesday — 6:30 pa, the tor. Rev. Canon Charles H. Best, The Pilgrims, Pioneers, Ambas- The sewing circle will meet A citation to be read from chapel. The deacons will be In ments here became necessary. The greeting committee Sun Ohurch High School team will will be at 10 a.m. sadors and Baptist Youth Fel- Wednesday, Aug. 8 in White Hall "Science and Health with Key to play the team from the Little charge. The Chancel Choir will Altogether, about 35,000 Amer- lowship Group will meet at 6:30 ay morning includes Mrs. Rob-at 10 a.m. the Scriptures" by Mary Baker rehearse each Thursday at 8 p.m. There will be no midweek serv- icans serve in the church mis- xt Kirkland, Mrs. Warren Far- Silver Methodist Church at their ices'during August. , p.m. Friday, Aug. 10, the chairmen Eddy states "What we most need field, and 8 p.m., the adult Bible sions field aboard—28,000 Protes- Ted Deneher, Jehovahs Witness ington, Mrs. George Schmidt of the every member canvass is the prayer of fervent desire class will meet in the church JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Alcoholics Anonymous and the tants and 7,000 Roman Catholics Christian Preacher, will be the md Mrs. Harry Hotchkiss. committee will meet in the home for growth in grace, expressed parlor. Red Bank Alanon Group will meet at 9 p.m.—with an estimated 1210 million speaker at the 7:30 p.m. eve- Altar flowers for Aug. 5 wil of Mr. and Mrs. James Woods, in patience, meekness, love and Wednesday — 10 a.m., the "Swords into Plowshares Monday. annually poured into such proj- ning service. >e the gift of Mrs. Vincent B 42 Gull Rd., Middletown, at 8 good deeds." prayer and study group will meet Our Time?" is the 3 p.m. sermon ects In U. S. dollars. Smith and daughters, June and p.m. 'The Praise Him" band will Qoris, in memory of husband and ip the chapel, and 6:30~p.m., col- Sunday. C. Coward of Camden PILGRIM BAPTIST Beyond this, more than $60 meet Wednesday at 7 p.m, Mid- CHURCH OF CHRIST lege students and young adults will answer: "Are Nations Dis Red Bank million annually Is spent by Prot father respectively. Flowers are week prayer service will be ilso the gift of William H. Ste- ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL Red Bank softball game. The group will arming Now? How Can Peace BE Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will estant, Catholic and Jewisl Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. followed Highlands meet at Memorial Park field. Realized in Our Time?" The conduct services Sunday at 11:30 groups and overseas relief work. l>henson and children, presented John Shoun will be back to by the fellowship time sponsored in remembrance of his wife, Holy Communion will be cele- teach the adult class at 10 a.m. subject for the Bible study at a.m. And United Jewish Appeal aid to by the Maranatha group. brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th REFORMED Israel for the last 10 years ha Esther, and their mother. Sunday. Evangelist C. J. Kirk- 4:15 p.m. will be Fellow Rulers Sunday school will meet at 10 The MYF group plans to have Sunday of each month, at 8 a.m., patrlck's sermon at the 11 a.m. Colts Neck with the "Lion of the Tribe of a.m. averaged about $50 million an- FAITH REFORMED and there will be a iervico of nually. ticket-selling campaign for Sunday service will be "Fishers Rev. Peter Vanden Berge, pro- Judah" Genesis 49: 10. A prayer meeting will be held Hazlet heir ice cream social, which is Morning Prayer and sermon «f of Men." fessor and librarian at the New Tuesday at 8:15 p.m., Bible Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. All this is outgo, with no mon Sunday school classes for al to be held Saturday, Aug. 16, 9 a.m. Ken Noland will direct the sing Brunswick Theological Seminary, study groups will meet in King- etary return payment to this ages will be held at 9:30 a.m. Th< from 4 to 8 p.m. They will gel country and thus represents On the 1st and 3d Sundays there ing, and Jerry Pickering will lead will preach at 10 a.m. on the dom Hall, 58 Forman St., Fair ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL morning service will also be hel< together to sell tickets on Satur- will be but one service, a cele- the closing prayer. Lindal Brown subject, "The Light of Men." Haven; 10 St. Mary"* PI. and Navesink steady tapping of American gold, at 9:30. The guest minister wil day, Aug. 4, at 7:30 p.m. the supply of which has dropped bration of Holy Communion at will preside over the Lord's Table There will be a duet by Mrs 220 Pearl St., Red Bank; 82 Pear The Holy Eucharist will be be Rev. F. Alvin Langwith of The Tuesday evening education 9 a.m. > Robert Buck and Charles Buck. St., New Shrewsbury; 69 Lin- from 24 billion to 16 billion in Neptune, who will have as his and will be assisted by Glynn celebrated Sunday at 8:30 a.m. the last decade. sessions during August will be The vicar Is Rev. Ronald Mac- Cope, Charles Craun and Ken There will be no Sunday school coln St., Fairview, and 165 Morning Prayer and sermon by sermon.topic, "The Romance of directed by Dr. Mike Tuma, a Leod. Rankin. during August. Princeton PI., Belford. However, there Is no compu Our Faith." the rector, Rev. Harry R. fag of the return in the physical staff writer on the Freehold "The Faithful Few" will be the Monday evening, Aug. 6. Mrs Thursday at 7:25 p.m. the min-Sorensen, will be at 10:30 a.m. Transcript, and a lecturer on METHODIST Welwood, director of all women's istry school will begin with In- and spiritual welfare of huma PRESBYTERIAN sermon subject at the 6:30 p.m Child care will be provided in beings. Christianity and literature at Navesink service Sunday. Classes are con-work in the Reformed Church of struction from the Bible book the parish house during the 10:30 Lincroft Westminster Choir College in Rev. Richard I. Hoye will bring ducted at 7:30 p.m. Thursdays America will speak in . the "Nehemlah." At 8:30 p.m. W. service. Rev. Arthur Joice of the De- Princeton. Dr. Tuma Is a politi- the message at the 9:30 a.m. Son- church at 8 p.m. Her discussion Evans will oversee the service TRINITY EPISCOPAL partment of Stewardship and Mis- The Planning Committee wil Matawan cal refugee from Hungary. He day worship service. Sunday meet tomorrow and the regular will be directed toward the wom-meeting," Consult Together in HOLINESS sion of the United Presbyterian will lead discussions of two play school, with classes for all ages, en of the church and will involve Unity!' Isaiah 45:21. Matins at 7:45 a.m. Sunday Church will be guest minister by George Bernard Shaw, "St. monthly business meeting will be Long Branch Holy Communion at 8 a.m. am meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursery Monday. the Women's Guild for Christian Sunday at the 9:30 service. His Joan" and "Androcles and the Is provided at the morning wor- Service. ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER Sunday school and Junior Holy Eucharist at 10 a.m. topic wil! be, "What Is Man?" Lion." Sessions begin at 8 p.m. ship service. church will meet at 10 Holy Communion will be cele- AJW.E. ZION Five members of the youth EPISCOPAL Classes for all ages, four yea_ each Tuesday, and is open to Rumson Scripture lesson and prayer brated Monday, the Feast of the Chester W, Hendrlcks, Jr., is group are attending the Reformed through Junior HI graduatw, are the public. organist. The Senior Choir re- Rev. Dr. Charles E. Bourne service for the sick will be con- Transfiguration, at 8 a.m. provided simultaneously with the will preach at 11 a.m. Holy Com Youth Conference at Warwick There will be a celebration of d by Rev. E. H. Lawrence, The Commission on Financ hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Estates. Member of the group ducte Alcoholics Anonymous meets worship service, and Stewardship will meet munion will be celebrated. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. in the pastor. Monday at 8 p m. Tuesday at 9 p.m. The Pastor's Choir rehearses participating in the Middle High Wednesday, Aug. 8, at 8 p.m. Sundays at 6 p.m. Sunday school will meet at chantry and again at 10 a.m. Rev. - PRESBYTERIAN 9:30 a.m. Conference are Lynn Miles, Dr. Clarence E. Lambelet, Epis- Herbert Burtis, minister of Wednesday testimony meeting is Elaine Thompson, Nicholas Miles, copal chaplain to students at Rut- Rumson music and fine arts, wilt be heard at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours Wednesday Call to Prayer serv- "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Service Sunday will be held at In recital at Columbia University loes are from 8 to 9 p.m. David La Penta and Harold gers University, will deliver the are 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Ganther. 9:30 a.m. In the absence of the Thursday, Aug. 9. Saturdays, except holidays. Sunday through Saturday, Aug. sermon at the 10 a.m. service. For Saturday, August 4 Dr. Lambelet is in charge of the pastor, who is away on vacation, The prayer and study groui II, the general convention on the pulpit will be occupied b> EMBURY METHODIST summer services at St. George's. meet Tuesday mornings at II CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Christian Education will meet at Present—For You and Rev. John B. Maurer, of Delan- o'clock in Squire Memoria Livingstone College, Salisbury, Little Silver The men's and boys' choir, di- Atlantic Highlands Royle Eddy will be the preach rected by Mrs. Robert Robertson, Yours... Your feelings are re- co, N. J., whose sermon topi lhapel. N.C. will be "Guilt and Grace." Church service and Sunday er at the 10 a.m. service Sun guest organist for August, will ciprocated and you should be school are held at 11 a.m. day. Mr. Eddy, a layman of The sing "Lauda Anima" by An- on top of the world. Pay partic- John H. Watson, 3d, organist, ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL BAY SHORE COMMUNITY Reformed Church of America, is ular attention to good groom* will be at the console. Miss Flor- Keansburg drews. The organ prelude will be ing and wardrobe, as people East Keansburg' a member of the Board of Trus- "Luise," Sowerby, and the post- ence Fogelson will sing Sunday services will begin wit! The Lord's Prayer will be the often judge you a£ fint glance 'Hear Ye, Israel." by Mendel tees of the Interdenominational lude, "Concerto No. 2, first and may not take a second look celebration ot the Holy Euchar- sermon topic for the next three Young People's Conference. This movement," Handel. ssohn. ist at & a.m. Sundays rf Rev. Richard R if you make a poor impression. conference meets hi the Pocono Romance tops the list in nearly Church school will meet at 9:30 The sacrament of penance will owcan Schwartz at the 10 a.m. services Mountains the latter part of Au- a.m. H BAPTIST "Our Father Who Art in Heaven' all the 12 signs during the be administered upon request aft- gust and many of the young peo- Leonardo evening. er all services, and at other times will be the topic this Sunday. ple from this church will attend. EMMANUEL BAPTIST upon notification of the rector. Sunday school meets at 10 a.m Rev. William Carr will preach Mr. Eddy Is the superintendent Atlantic Highlands Holy Unction of the side wl I learn Board of Trustees will meet a of the Reformatory at Annandale on the topic, "The Hard Way" Past • • • The average annual Ftriur* . . . Tin $93 Sunday services will Includi at the morning service at II, income of American families, Federal budget for fiscal 1963, be administered Saturday from 7.S0 p\m. "Knights of the King' N. J. His sermon topic will be before Federal income tax, wit worship and Communion at 1] to 4:30 p.m. will be the theme of the Vaca- "Landmarks." The Lord's Supper will be ob- highest in peacetime history, will a.m., and worship at 7:30 p.m. served and the fellowship offer- $4,130 in 1947, and $7,020 in The family Eucharist and to pray? tion Bible school which starts Mrs. L. C. Tatem, organist and 1961. This wu a rile of 70 per put a tax burden ranging from There is also a prayer meeting Monday at 9:30 a.m. choir director, will arrange the ing received. Mrs. Alice Ander- cent in 14 years, Inn the real $193.14 per resident of Miistt- at 7 p.m. Sunday school is at church school will begin at 9:30 sen will be taken into member- a.m. A nursery will be provided THE TRUTH Business meeting of the Sol musical selection for the service. purchasing power of the avenge sippi. to $1,055.90 per resident 9:45 a.m. Frank Shultr will be the head ship of the church. A nursery is income before tax increased of Delaware—a national avenge Tonight Is the night of praye during this service. IN THIS diers of Christ Youth Fellowship available during this service. about 30 per cut tor toe entire At 11 a.m. there will be a cele- tonight at 7:30. usher. "load" of $508.33 on «ach man, beginning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Adelaide Nichols will pre- Church school will be at 9:45 period. woman and child in the nation. Midweek prayer service is on bration of the Eucharist and ser- GREATBOOK sent flowers Sunday in memory a.m. The Senior Baptist Youth Wednesday at 8 p.m. mon by Hit rector, Rev. John M. BAPTIST Fellowship will meet at 6 p.m. Crum. CAN TEACH New Monmouth of her sister, Mrs. Josephine The Day Under Your Sign Stiles. The evening service at 7:30 will ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Every weekday except Tues YOU TO PRAY The Bible school will meet The MYF play rehearsal wilt be a union service with Central AMES [IM Mirth It to AM 1*1 UMtA (S.r>. 21 to Ort. 22) Keansburg day, dally Morning Prayer wi EFFECTIVELY at 9.30 a.m. Sunday. Rev. Wil- be held Thursday evening, with Baptist Church of Atlantic High- If. f«ar tan «• tin *. ttt tm e«n1 ba read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve- lands in Atlantic Highlands. expect talnti ilwqm » Sunday masses will bs at 7, 8 liam E. Bisgrove will preach on Mrs. Henderson as chaperone. 9, 10, 11 and noon. ilng Prayer at 7 p.m. You can learn how to pray, the topic, "A Convenient Sea- There will be a special speaker. TAUMtt (April 20 to M«y 20) _._ SCORKO (CM. at «• Nw. ii| You tend to «• HJOUUV sod OTWOKoVk Daily masses will be celebrated The Eucharist will be cele- how to commune with. God, son," at the Communion service Midweek prayer and Bible tot rood sum wil cheer jou. • Start frf,\oTW.H>i •- OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY at 7 and 8 a.m., except on first brated Monday at S a.m., and how to listen for Hit guid- 1M45 a.m. Leonardo study at 8 p.m. Wednesday. CEM1NI (MM 21 to Jum III Fridays when the hours win be Wednesday, Thursday, Friday An tciitaa W« could mn; tenth. ance, if you will read with an Prayer service is at 7:30 p.m. Pastor Kenneth N. Gamble will ud GealaEm km plmtr of Mcut 8:30 and 8 a.m. and Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. METHODIST unprejudiced, receptive bring the message at the morn- Fair Haven - Rumson CANCER (J«»» 22 to July 21) CAMUCORH (DM. 22 to J«b 20) On Holy Days, masses will be ing worship service at 11 o'clock. Mod can tw Korapliihed br dumicliat B. tetmat with bollr. DlntrwiMnt thought the truth contained energy and controllinc your temper. BIT dcreloo inn I aetfoia ejaamL offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 ASSEMBLY OF GOD ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Mrs. John Bennett will be at the Sunday worship Is at 9:30 a.m. a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. in this great book, Science and The sermon by the pastor, Rev. LEO (JutylH.Auf.il) AOUAMUS MM. 21 to Ftb. It) Shrewsbury Eatontown organ. Urieipecttd rutrtj main tkla » nr. «•>> JFrUndii wr li*> !«>•«!* I - Confessions will be heard Sat- Health with Key to the Scrip- There will be a celebration o Communion service will be held James C. Rupert, will be cod. Show SKB tlu town. plav « JM apeTOci ftua l Sunday service will be held al urdays, first Thursdays, and on 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday tures by Mary Baker Eddy. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Sun immediately following the morn- "Strange Words." Nursery facili VIR6Q (Au«. 22 to S..t. 22) PISCES (F... 20 to Mtnh 201 the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 ties will be provided. Mrs. Erick school will meet at 10 a.m. day. Holy Communion, with ser ing worship service. • •' Yo!?niooa cocTSnra. to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 You may read or borrow mon by Rev. Philip Broburg, will Sunday school meets at 9:45 Hanson is the director of music. Bible study will be held Wed 6 Ml, WtM lalMTrtJM. IM. p.m. nesday at 8 p.m. also be celebrated at 9:30 a.m a.m. with classes for all ages A delegation of the MYF will Baptisms will be administered Science and Health free of from nursery to adult. Leste attend the New Jersey Confer every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- There will be a ladies' prayei charge at any Christian Sci- PRESBYTERIAN Goodman is superintendent. ence annual bishop's Crusaders meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. ence Reading Room. The rangements should be made Christ's Ambassadors will meet Shrewsbury Evening worship service is at banquet in Ocean City Sunday. HEALTH CAPSULES week in advance of the baptism. Bishop Fred Pierce Corson will tonight at 8 p.m. There will be book can be purchased in red, Rev. Frederick R. Gibson, pas 7:30. Pastor Gamble will bring 6 Fresh Air by Mfehari A. PetU, M.D. Rev. Edwa-d A. Corrlgan Is green, or blue binding at $3 the message. address the assembly. prayer service tomorrow at tor of the United Presbyterian HOW COON AFTER AN pastor and Rev. Stanley Levan- r:3D p.m. and will be sent postpaid on Church of Cedar Grove, N. J., Mid-week prayer service will BIBLE BAPTIST ttvecrep WOUNP PO THB dowski and Rev. Anthony Luislnl be Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pasto Youngsters are assistants. receipt of check or money will be preacher Sunday at 9:30 Hazlet SYMPTOMS OF LOCKJAW CHURCH OF THE Gamble will be in charge. APPEAR? MONMOUTH REFORM order. a.m. His sermon topic will be Pastor Gilbert Watt will bring HOLY COMMUNION "God's Way and His Presence." TEMPLE CHRIST EPISCOPAL the message at the Communion Are Received Shrewsbury . (Episcopal) Music will Include the prelude Shrewsbury service at 11 a.m. Fair Haven selection "Andante, Organ Sona- RED BANK — The second and Rabbi Richard F. Sleinbrink Christian Science Beginning this seventh Sunday Bible School convenes at 9:45 will conduct Sabbath eve serv- Holy Communion will be cele- ta No. 3, by Mendelssohn, played after Trinity, and continuing a.m. with classes for all ages. final group of Herald Tribune brated every Eunday at 8 a.m. Fresh Air Fund children to ar- ices at 8:30. Mrs, John C. Shoen- READING by Miss Gaylord Mount, organist through the month of August Evening Worship service is at Ing will be the organist. Morning prayer end address by and choir director. The anthem, while the rector is on vacation at 7. Pastor Watt will bring the rive here from New York City the rector. Rev. Charles R. Law- ROOM were met by their hosts Wednes- The temple office will be open sung by a duet, is entitled "Ye Bolton Landing In New York message. between 10 a.m. and noon for rence, will be at 9:30 a.m., ex- j.r>ial. Watchers and Ye Holy Ones," a State, Rev. Roy J. Riblet will be Bible study and prayer hour day afternoon at the Red Bank cept the first Sunday of the 209 BROAD ST. Railroad Station. Seven young- persons seeking information fo German melody. Mrs. LaBellr returning as the supply priest at Wednesdays is at 8 p.m., with membership in the temple and month when Holy Communion Mon. thru Sat 12-4:30 King, soprano will sing a solo en the two periods of worship Sun- sters were in the group. Pastor Watt in charge. Sunday school. will be celebrated. Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 titled "Spirit of God." Miss day. The annual church picnic will The first contingent returned to Mount will conclude with th The first service will be a cele- be held tomorrow at America's their city homes yesterday mom- FRIENDS MEETING postude, "Prayer." bration of Holy Communion at Keswick, Whiting. Cars will leave Ing. Of the 23 who arrived here Shrewsbury a.m. Music and sermon will be two weeks ago, however, only 20 Ushers serving will be Alfred the church at 9:30 a.m. USUALLY FROM 4 PAYS TO The Religious Society of Clark, Thomas B. Eldershaw, omitted. ' returned. Three will remain for FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL 3 WEEKS AFTER THE INFEC- Friends, (Quakers,) meets every John Rodenburg, Richard Devine At 9 a.m. "for the parish Eu- another two weeks. TION ENTERS A WOUNP. IN Firstday. (Sunday.) at 11 a.m. and Forrest Gray. charist, Father Riblet will preach ' Keyport Hosts to yesterday's arrivals SOME CASES THE TIME Firstday school for religious ed- Harding Road Atop Tower Hill The nnrsery has been cancelled a sermon based on tenets found Sunday services begin with are Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. INTERVAL IS MUCH LONGER. ucation of children meets at 10:30 for August. in the Bible. Congregational sing- morning prayer at 7:45, followed Dorri, 33 l^eadow Dr., Shrews- roMoaaowt ECZEMA. a.m. All are welcome. REV. CHARLES S. WEBSTER, D.D., Minister A workshop will be held at the ing will be led by Norman Al- by a celebration of Holy Com- bury; Mr. and Mrs. Howard REV. JAMES L. EWALT, M. Ed., Associate Minister home of Mrs. G. Lawton Cox bert. munion at 8 o'clock. The family D'Arcy, Kingfisher Dr., Middle- REV. SARGENT BtJSH, D.D., Minister of Visitation Wednesday at 10 a.m. There will be'no weekday serv service Is conducted at 9 a.m., town; Mr. and Mrs. John A. ices during August. ' at .which time Holy Communion THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH WILLIAM C. WOOD, M.A., Minister of Music The Board of Trustees wil Howard, 29 Oaks Rd., Rumson; CHARLES E. AUTENRIETH, M.C.E. The adult confirmation class will be celebrated. Morning Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Whltenack, PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. meet Thursday night at 8 o'clock prayer will be conducted at 10 Director of Christian Education In the church house. will resume Sept. 14. A class for 79 Apple Orchard Dr. New SUNDAY children will be organlred Satur- a.m. Shrewsbury; Mr. and Mrs. Rob- day, Sept. 15 at 10 a.m. in the Weekday services will not be ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL ert J. Singleton, 70 Stratford Rd., DIVINE SERVICE 11:00 A. M. SUMMER WORSHIP AT 10 A.M. parish house. conducted during August. New Shrewsbury, and Mr. and Little Silver Alcoholics Anonymous will SERMON BY DR. HAROLD A. BOSLEY Aug. 5 is the seventh Sunday METHODIST Mrs. Richard Eckelberry, 8 Rlv- SERMON BY DR. WEBSTER: meet Wednesday at 9 p.m. erdale Ave., Monmouth Beach. •»t«r MlnUUr «f ChrUt Church Mithodlit, N*w York City after Trinity. Morning prayer and Atlantic. Highlands 1 sermon will be read at -10 a.m FEDERATED Mr. and Mrs. Eckelberry are en- " TH* MINISTRY OP. MUSIC 'IT DOESN'T MATTER AS MUCH AS YOU THINKI "Straighten Up" will be Rev. tertaining two children. LYNDON WOODtlDI. OntanlH by Cooper R. McCarthy, lay read- George E. Taylor's sermon sub- Holmdel HALLII NOWLAND, SWUM CAROLE O'MARA, Ctnlralt* Church School for three-year-olds through third grade. er. The rector, Rev. Dr. A. Allen lect Sunday at 8:30 and 11 a.m Rev. James Gbeway, retired The Red Bank Lions Club spon- FRANK BARIAN. Tinr * Dlraatir HOWARD SHAW, ••rltont Attenborough, will be on vacation Church school will meet at 0:30 Army chaplain will preach Sun- sors the annual project. John G. •UMNIE DINQIL, Vlrththt Nursery care provided. during August. a.m. day at 10 a.m. Zerrer, Middletown, Is chairman.

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Relations Board has asked the The board's recommendation goes to Borough Council for Mr. Poling said the board seeks a master plan which will U.S. District Court to issue an approval. The governing body meets next on Aug. 13. serve as a guide in Improving the Keyport waterfront area, injunction to halt a strike by a and also seeks a revised zoning ordinance. A master plan TOTAL OF $17,000 would serve as "a pattern to go by for the future," he said. group of Essex County carpenters The Candeub bid, one of three received by the board, is who want a "hot cargo" clause At the close or the meeting a brief but heated exchange in their contract. After taking for a total of $17,000 of which three-quarters would be paid took place between the board chairman and Mayor Charles testimony yesterday, Judge Rey- by federal and state aid. Keyport's share of the cost would W. Applegate who charged last night's special meeting had nier J. Wortendyke, Jr. adjourned come to $4,250, or $2,125 a year for a two-year period. been called because of a recent newspaper editorial calling the the case until Monday. The NLRB The board's field of choice was narrowed down to two board to task for its delay in naming consultants. petitioned the court on behalf of firms, according to Carlton H. Poling, board chairman, when The mayor said the consultants could more conveniently the Associated General Contrac- Herbert H. Smith Associates, West Trenton, advised the body have been named at next Thursday's regular Planning Board tors of Essex County. The con- its proposal had expired on July 22. The Smith bid was the only cession. Mr. Poling replied that the mayor had not been pres- tractors said the walkout involves one of the three which carried a six-month expiration date. \ ent at the last Planning Board session and he wanted to be 300 carpenters and has affected SERVE AS GUIDE sure he would be present when the consultant firm was work on $25 million worth of con- The Smith firm had bid a total of $13,820 of which Key- named. struction in Essex County. A car- penters' union spokesman said 150 men were on strike. Will Ask Building Plan Okay WASHINGTON, N. J.-A 13- year-old boy was recuperating MIDDLETOWN — The Board classrooms. AH but 26 rooms In is already under way. board came up with an alternate yesterday from « chest wound of Education will" probably take the project have been completed. To avoid constructing sewer plan whereby seven rooms would Inflicted when he tried to ram steps at its Aug- 14 meeting to In the process of completing plants which would cut down on be added to the Lincroft building. an American made bullet into seek state Department of Edu- the project, the board has been the number of rooms that could Board members now feel that the breech of a Japanese rifle. cation approval to revise the re- advised by the state Board of be built, the board went to the at best only 23 rooms could be The rifle was a war souven'jr mainder of its current school Health that proposed additions to state with a plan calling for a built with the remaining funds belonging to his father. Police building program. schools in River Plaza and East nine-room addition to the Middle- from the bond issue. said Thomas Connors, Jr., was Officials indicated yesterday Keansburg, would require the In- town School and a 10-room addi- School officials said the state SAILING CHAMPS — Winneri of Red Bank Recreation Commission's Model Boat Re- playing with the rifle in the cel- hat barring a change in its think- stallation of sewer plants. tion to the recently completed has given "informal approval" to lar of his home. He was re- gatta poie with Playground Director John F. Moses, right! Kneeling, left to right, ing, the board will ask the state The board, as a result, has Harmony School. the latest plan. ported In fair condition In War- for permission to add nine rooms sought a revision of its plans so The state Department of Edu- Board members outlined the are Larry Parker, 35 Oakland St., third place; Charles Taylor, 51 Drummond Ave., ren Hospital, Phillipsburg after to the Mlddletown Village School that additions could be placed cation flatly refused to approve proposal to River Plaza residents second place, and Cheryl Reichardt, 365 Shrewsbury Ave., first place. Standing are successful removal of shell frag- and seven to the Lincroft School. ments from bis.chest and treat- on schools where a sewer plant the project. Education officials on last night and were met with op- Randy Hemming, 83 Standish Rd., Little Silver, and Edward Seifried, 9 Alden Ter., If the state gives its approval would not be needed, the state level are opposed to position. ment of powder burns. - elementary schools with more Little Silver, winners of the kit boat competition. to the request, the board will The. original plan was to add The general opinion of those in have to hold a referendum before seven rooms to the Bayview Mld- than 20 or more classrooms. The attendance was that the board TRENTON — Some 3,000 Na going ahead with the plan. dletown and River Plaza Schools Harmony School would have 32 should investigate every possible tipnal Guardsmen will leave their The original plan, drafted and and five rooms to the East rooms if the 10-room addition method of adding the five rooms armories tonight to begin two approved in 1959, called for an Keansburg plant. were added. to the local school rather than •eeks of annual training at Camp expenditure of $3,750,000 for new Work on the Bayview project ' Faced with this situation the dropping the plan completely. Record Parkway Traffic 3rum, N. Y. Two convoys, total- ng 532 vehicles, will be under he command of Lt. Col. William O'Dea and Lt. Col. James G. Nicosia Levels Sharp Recorded Last Weekend Depew, both of Cranford. Some of the units will bivouac over- WOODBRIDGE — Garden chairman of the New Jersey Operations Manager John A night in Cheesequake State Park State Parkway officials yester- Highway Authority said yester- Hurley said V/ million vehicles and Canastota, N. Y. Units tak- Attack atGOPGroup t ing part include headquarters of day expressed delight as well day, that although "we like the used the highway last Friday, RED BANK — Benedict R. appeared a lurvey which ranked as apprehension over the record business, we wish we knew the Saturday and Sunday. A record he 103d Armor Group and the 1st Tank Battalion, 53d Armor, Nicosia, Democratic candidate Franklin D. Roosevelt as one of number of vehicles which used answer" to traffic tie-ups on the amount of toll receipts were for mayor here, last night ac- our five great Presidents. As a the superhighway last weekend. parkway during brief periods of taken in on Saturday, Mr. Hurley from Woodbridge; the 2d Tank Battalion, 53d Armor, from Phil- cused the Republican Borough Democrat, I am flattered." Mrs. Katharine Elkus White. the vacation season. said, when the shore bound vaca- Council of "instability, poor plan- tioners gave $122,743 to parkway lipsburg, Washington, Flemington and Princeton; the 5th and 6th ning and ineffective government toll collectors along the 173-mile technique." road. Howitzer Battalions, 112th .Artil- lery, from Atlantic City, Tucker Speaking before members of Anti'Trading Blanda to Lennon: The figure topped a record of ton, Hammonton, Toms River, the local Democratic committee's two weekends ago when $116,000 Ocean City and Cape May Court executive board, Mr. Nicosia at- was paid in tolls. The average House. Also taking part will be tacked recent statements by his Stamp Drive daily total of toll receipts for the 102 Armored Cavalry Regi- Republican opponent, Clarence Try to Save Time 1962 Is $63,500, Mr. Hurley said; ment, two squadrons of which S. Gale. Is Mapped the average for last month, $95,' come from. Newark and West Or- "Probably the greatest area o! RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Mayor Board, as the board has re- 521 daily. ange. .* disagreement" between himself TOMS RIVER (AP) — A drive Philip J. Blanda, Jr., yesterday quested. On Friday, the parkway re- and Mr. Gale Is the letter's con- to boycott trading stamps is be- urged Township Committeeman "Even more time could be ceived $105,482 in .tolls and on tention that "the ability of the ing mapped by 40 service sta- Robert E. Lennon to press his Sunday $110,810 bringing the TRENTON—The drug thalldo- saved by complaints being signed mide Is not dispensed In any of Mayor and Council to do a job drive to rid the town of sign vio- by Mr. Lennon. This would weekend total to $339,035. already has been clearly demon- tion operators. lations "if. Mr. Lennon has the the state's 1.W0 pharmacies, the mean immediate court determi- Vacation Period N. J. Pharmaceutical Associ- strated here and that the job A spokesman for the group said proof." nation of the facts." should be continued," said Mr. Mr. Hurley said that on Satur- ation said today. The' drug trading stamps are a financial "If Mr. Lennon's claims are The mayor added: product distribution to expectant Nicosia, adding: burden, that, it costs as much as correct and he wishes to act sin- day at 9:30 a.m. he had observed "I'm sure Mr. Lennon realizes "stop-and-go" movement from mothers In Europe, has been Says Issues Drawn $150 to $400 a month to dispense cerely, as he has stated," the linked to the birth of deformed mayor said, "I feel he should that signs erected before adop- the Interchange at Rt. 22 to the "We need only look at the re- them to customers. tion of the ordinance are not in Raritan toll plaza. None of the children. Alvin N. Geser, sec- cent tax Increases, water and sign formal complaints immedi rete.ry of the N. J. Pharmaceu- "The gas companies don't con- ately, for court action. violation of the code." delays were "unduly prolonged." sewer Increases, the empty Mr. Lennon is a Republican. he said and "I did notice a few tical Association, said that phar- stores In the downtown business tribute to the costs of the "Ido not understand, as a mat- The other four members of the desertions to other roads," by macies throughout the state area with more to come, traffic stamps," said Howard Hopkins, ter of fact, why he has not al governing body are Democrats. annoyed motorists, he pointed have been swamped with tele- WORLD CONCERN — Mr. end Mrs. Robert L. Finkbine congestion in the downtown area ready signed complaints." out. phone calls and personal visits one of the operators, "And we The ordinance in question look through a stack of mail at their Scottsdale, Ariz., and ineffective solutions to drain- can't raise our prices like a su- Mr. Lennon said earlier this D. Louis Tontl, executive di- from patrons "who were un- age problems in upper Broad St. week that there are more than regulates setback distances and necessarily alarmed that pre- home. Since the world learned she has taken the drug permarket because of the fair sizes of signs. rector commented that the heavy 'If this is what the Republican SO advertising signs along Rari- traffic may have been due to the scribed medicines they had may thalidomide, a flood of letters and wires has poured into trade laws." tan's streets and highways in be related to the dangerous candidate wants to be continued fact that last weekend was the the residence. Their plight and battle for a legal abor- and promises to perpetuate, then violation of the zone code. beginning of a new vacation drug." He said no "Investiga- Hopkins said the operators He- reported that he will pre- tlonal. drug" Is ever dispensed tion has drawn both sympathy andcriticism from around the Issues are clearly drawn." would meet Aug. 13 to select a Fair Haven period while an old one was ex- Mr. Nicosia said that Mr. Gale •ent a list to the governing body piring. '.'."•••' by any pharmacy in the state the world. (AP Wirephoto) date to stop giving out stamps. had talked about "continued He said the operators belong to •t its meeting tonight. Mrs. White said the authority until It Is approved by the Fed- On this point, the mayor said: eral Food and Drug Administra- programs of effective municipal a group known as the Ocean Variance was always trying Jo find the services, maintenance of eco- "immediate" causes of delays on tion. County Gasoline Retail Dealers Correct Procedure nomic stability, future planning Association. "Under the ordinance, the zon- Is Granted :he parkway during peak travel Four Councilmen programs and home grown ing officer, not the governing hours. The state police patrols TRENTON-Six Pakistani farm government technique." Hopkins estimated that 90 per body, has jurisdiction. A sin- FAIR HAVEN — The Zoning were handy for this purpose, she eaders arrived in New Jersey He asked: cent of the stations in the area cere effort to save time would Board of Adjustment last night declared. esterday for a week-long visi "Is the 62 per cent Increase In offer stamps. mean the findings would go to granted a three-foot front yard Develops New Plan s guests of the New Jersey Get Summonses water and sewer rates a sample "There might have been a com- setback variance to George L. arm Bureau. The group is mak this official or to the Zoning Mr. Hurley said the authority of the maintenance of economic petitive advantage to having Berry, 70 Cedar Ave- ing a nine-week tour of the United SAYREVILLE (AP) — Four borough councilmen were stability? Is the- 34 per cent in- had developed a new plan to al- served summonses at a council meeting Wednesday night in them when only two or three sta- Mr. Berry told the board he tates, which began July 20 with crease in municipal taxes for tions offered stamps," he said. leviate the excessive crowds at ' visit to Washington, D.C. Ttie a suit by a disappointed bidder for a piece of borough property. Tax Records plans to remove one portion of service area which result from local purposes also a by-product "Now that almost all do, it his home and construct a new men have spent a week in Ver- Steve Vrabel, of Hopelawn, filed the suit in Superior Court of Mr. Gale's sample of past doesn't make sense to keep los- substantial number of buses all mont. In this state they will visi He had bid $1,800 for the 1.3 acres on May 16; another man bid two-story addition. making rest stops at the same economic stability. Is this what ing money on them." To Be Shown the farms of William Haines, Sr. .$750. The council took no action on the proposed sale. it costs to have effective mimic Side and rear yard variances restaurant. ' fruit farmer in Masonville Vrabel's suit contends that the four councilmen failed to OCEANPORT — The Ocean- were granted to Mr. and Mrs. For instance last weekend ipal service? I would say it Jurlington County; the dairy vote on his high bid and that they constituted the majority" reflects instability, poor plan- port Taxpayers' Association last Francis- M. Gordon, 43 DeNor- within a period of one hour 43 arm of Edward Hendrickson a that caused the council to adjourn on May 16 without acting. Deal Made night presented to Borough Coun- mandie Ave., permitting the con- buses stopped at the Monmouth ning and ineffective government !rosswicks, and the farm of Jo- Borough Attorney Joseph Karcher said he will defend the technique." BRUNSWICK, Ga., (AP) — A cil a petition requesting the struction of a carport which will "ervice area near Asbury Park, eph Taylor near Freehold. After adjoin their home. officials in the suit, Brunswick man had to telephone availability of tax records for Mr. Hurley said. week in New Jersey, the group Political Views residents' inspection at least one "We will file an answer saying that acceptance or re- twice to arrange to buy a used The board continued a variance Through the new system, toll ll go to Chicago and then to jection of a bid is discretionary with the governing body," dav per month. application of Allen and Iola Mr. Nicosia said he had car he had seen advertised. collectors, advised of crowded Minnesota, Texas, nad North Car- Karcher said. "It was implicit in the rejection that acceptance noticed that Mr. Gale had likened The petitioners were informed Sears, 73 Jackson St. Howard Ish- service areas where restaurants ilina before flying home. of the bid would not have been in the best interest of the bor- The seller, Dr. O. L. Hendrix, envood, board chairman said the his political views to those of that their request would be and rest rooms are jammed, will ough of Sayreville, the late Franklin D. Roosevelt. dismissed the first call. Hendrix, granted and then some. The tax applicants had failed to give le- suggest to bus drivers stopping an optometrist, said he thought gal notice of the hearing to their NETCONG—A mystery wom- The councilmen named in the suit were Joseph F. Ziemba, "Worse things," he added, records will be open to the pub- tc pay tolls, that they make the John M. Kierst, Edward F. Fielek and Edward Dusto. The 'have been said about me—and It was a prankster who claimed lic the last two weeks of every neighbors. rest stop at another less crowded an's apparent effort to buy up to> be "see more lens." this week's edition of the week- mayor, Harold Boehrrt, and Councilman Patrick E. Latham the Republican candidate is re- month henceforth. The board postponed for one area. and Joseph A. Rzigalinski were summoned to appear as wit- ferred to the New York Times Residents may inspect the rec- ly Neteong-Stanhope News was But Seymour Lenz called back week a decision on the variance Thus a Raritan plaza toll col- not successful, according to the nesses. of last weekend in which there and' they made a deal, j.^ ords in the tax collector's office, application of Mr. and Mrs. John lector might advise a driver to borough hall, from 1 to 4 p.m. publisher. Raymond Fuller said W. Breunissen, 44 Hillside PI. stop at the Cheesequake area in- the woman bought at least and from 7 to 8; 30 p.m. on the They are seeking a three foot stead of at the Monmouth facil- designated days. 1,000 copies of the paper yes- sldeyard variance. ty, he said. terday. However, 3,200 copies are mailed or delivered to homes, he said. Fuller said be figured she was trying to pre- vent circulation of some story. The newspaper sells for seven cents a capy, so 1,000 papers would cost $70. Fuller said the woman started early in the day to buy all copies delivered to newsdealers. However, he printed an extra supply for the newsdealers.

MOUNT HOLLY-Paul D. Fal- cey, 42, former administrative aide to Rep. Frank Thompson, Jr., D-N. J., was found innocent yesterday of a charge of solicit- ing an indecent act. Burlington County Judge W. Thomas Me- Gann issued the ruling In revers- ing a lower court conviction on the charge. Falcey had been ruled guilty and fined $100 last March 9 by magistrate Wilbur A. Llp- RANIIMN HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS went to work this week preparing student schedules, curriculum pincott. McGann said the com- plaint against Falcey charged that assignments and course studies for nearly 900 pupils who will enter the new $1,500,000 building Sept. 6. Forty- CAROLINA QUADS — President Kennedy greets North Carolina quadruplets—all he used "uncouth and offensive" four teachers and seven administrators, the full staff, are under contract for the extra month's work. Also in named Mary—in the White House rose garden. The 16-year-old girls, who live in language, but that during an ap- procass this week is grading of the school's athletic field. Looking over study manual here, left to right, are peal hearing no proof or testi- Milton, N. C. are, from left!, Mary Alice, Mary Louise, Mary Catherine and Mary mony was given that such lan- department heads Mrs. Mary Ellen Fadarovitch, girls' physical education; William E. Madden, principal; Mrs. Anne Fulti. (AP Wirephoto) guage was used. Molly Jay, music; Gerald J. D«gnan, business administration, and William C. Reiner, foreign language. 14—Friday, Angsrt 3. 1962 RED SANK REGISTER Ahoy, Supplementary Entry In Sapling; Truth Closes Sat

OCEANPORT — Jaclyn Stable'! Dr. Leon Levy, owner, of Jaclyn Jenke's Babe K., Elmendorfs B Ahoy has been, made • supple- Stable, that Ahoy was well worth Major, Wheatley's Bold Com- mentary nomination to tomorrow's the $5,000 supplementary invest- mander, Ada L. Rice's Delta By Hy Cunningham Sapling Stakes at Monmouth ment. > Judge, Edgehill Farm's Future Park through payment of a $5,000 Never Bend, considered as Design, Walnut Hill Farm's Gray fee and now looms as favorite or Ahoy's top rival, also is under- Pet and Pymelian, Harbor View JUST ONE MORE DAY LEFT — Monmouth Park co-choice with Cain Hoy Stable's feated but both victories were Farm's O'Calaway, C. V. Whit- will drop the curtain on the 1962 meet of 56 days to Never Bend. The Sapling, at six in overnight races end he has ney's Tom Cat and Mrs. Milton morrow, and it will come down with a loud boom furlongs, has a guaranteed gross yet to face stakes competition. Erlanger's Rambunctious. value of $100,000. However etch of his triumphs A field of a dozen (or the Sap- when the man with the long bugle blows for the horses The undefeatpd Ahoy, winner has been accomplished by a mar- ling will give the race a gross to enter the track for the Sapling Stakes, the booming Paul Hernung Uw Carpmter of the Cherry Hill, Tyro and gin of eight lengths which indi- value of better than 1110,000 with drum for the final day of the Oceanport plant (Halfback) (Halfback} Grer: American Stakes in bis last cates that he U a real runner. the winner due to take 60 per three starts, gave notice to A sizable field is expected for cent of that amount. The Sapling is to Monmouth what the Florida his rivals that he will be sharp this renewal of the Sapling- which Herbert Hinojosa is expected to for the Sapling when he Indulged has often pointed out contenders be in the saddle on Ahoy in this Derby is to Gulfstream Park, and the Kentucky Green Packers In t workout Sunday. He was and champions in the 2-year-old edition of the Sapling and Manuel Derby to Churchill Downs. Monmouth Park Jock- docked In 1:11 for three-quar- division. Among those rated as Ycaza is slated to handle Never ters of a mile. This workout was most likely to start are Darby Bend. ey Club and G. Barker Seeley's publicity staff of all that was needed to convince Dan Farm's Almanac, C. H. Kra- Don Reed, Ralph Shoemaker and Bill Bryan go Hall to Reason, the 1960 winner of the Sapling who was acclaimed all out to climax the final day of the meet In the 2-year-old champion that year, circus style of both Derbies. Maybe the Sapling holds the time mark for the Isn't as famous as Florida and Kentucky rates, 7th AHYC Regatta stakes, having run the six fur- longs in 1:10 2-5 under 122 pounds but this Is considered the big one of the Ocean- which Included Jockey Bob port plant Ussery. The Sapling is a carryover Many exciting events and items were on tap a This Weekend from the days of old Monmouth Monmouth this year, but the one hilarious incident, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Individual three-race series will Park and was run there from and one that caused more chatter'than if Gov. Rich- Sandy Hook Bay will be the be held for Stars, Blue Jays and 1883 through 1893 and then re- f th ard J. Hughes had a mount in the Sapling, was the scene of the seventh annual At- Jet M'a. The Comets have been vived when the present track lantic Highlands Yacht Club open dropped this year due to a con- opened in 1946. This will be the rumor of Monmouth Park being sold to a syndicate sailing regatta tomorrow and Sun- flict in dates with other regat 17th modern running. from the West Coast Rumored in this syndicate was day. tas. Frank Sinatra and Peter Lawford. We haven't heard Also on the schedule here is the two-day Handicap class re- a name for this group as track owners on the Eas MacPhail Warns gatta jointly sponsored by the 3 New Records coast, but in their own little way, members have been Fonts* Orvga Jim Taylor •III Quintan Atlantic Highlands Y.C. and the called "The Rat Pack," on more than one occasion. (Tackle) (Fullback) (End) Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht At Swim Meet Track Owners Club. Open handicap races for One newsman of a metropolitan paper claimed the SEA BRIGHT—Del Sinsheiraer, auxiliary sailboats in two divi- Summit, Bob Reines, N.J.S.A., track had already been sold to this group. He seemed On Night Racing sions will be held both days. The and Sally Lunat, Watchung, to be the only individual convinced of this sale, how- combined results will count in N.S. All-Stars BEL AIR, Md. (AP) — Larry the Jersey Ocean Racing Club cracked three N. J. swim records ever. MacPhail, who Introduced night seasonal standings. last night in the N. J. Junior Packers-College games in baseball at Cincinnati Olympic Qualifying meet held at Officials of M.P. continue to deny said rumor. Beat Monmouth and since has bemoaned its ex- The two ' 18.6 nautical mile Driftwood's pool. Amory L, Haakell, president of Monmouth Park pansion, said yesterday he feels Sandy Hook Bay tests are known Sponsored by the Shore Aquatic. FORT MONMOUTH-The New the same way about racing as the Big Bay Day races. Tro- Club, the meet packed the Drift- Jockey Club, said he was never approached with Stars Tonight phies will be presented at the Shrewsbury All-Stars scored nine horses under lights. wood to capacity. AHYC following Sunday's race. even a little feeler. Certainly, If the "pres" runs in the first two Innings, then Thoroughbreds raced for the SCMMABKS CHICAGO (AP) — The college such redoubtable ex-collegians Boys freeityle, an 10, (0 meteri. wasn't in on It, who was? coasted to a 9-5 victory over the first time under lights at a Warning gun each day will be won by—Bob Natfe. BAG, Q. 34.B. Fi- all-stars take on the Green Bay as Bob Ferguson of Ohio Statt major track this week at Lincoln at 10 a.m.'with Class A starting nal 34.6; 2. Bkfp anetfe, SAC, O, 16.1, Fort Monmouth All-Stars in a Final 35.2; 3. Marc Cohen, Hackemack, Just mention Sinatra at Monmouth in these last Packers, champions of the and Ronnie Bull of Baylor, both Downs in Rhode Island. at 10:10 a.m. and Class B at Q. 37.1, Final 35.9; 4. Bruce park, National Football League tonight hard runners; Roman Gabriel of Little League baseball contest MacPhail, never witliout an 10:20. Chairmen are Bill Robin- Rldjewood, Q. 37.1. Final 37.3; 5. BUI couple of days and you'll get more laughs than if you Beetle. Unatt, Q. 37.2. FlnalST.l: 6. in Soldier Field before 75,000, North Carolina State, a fancy here Tuesday evening. opinion, said he didn't blame son, fleet captain, Shrewsbury John Hubach, NJSA, u Kleto- and televised, starting at 8:45 under the lights. A lot of peo- wltl, SAC. q. 40.8, Final 47.0. N. J. petition, he's nuts. Monmouth has Haskell (Making p.m. EST (ABC). halves, and Jim Taylor at full- rest of the way. Record 4L0. back. ple don't like gambling nowa- Two races will be held Satur- Making My Home), and general manager Eddie Bren- Missing from the All-Star squad Joel Menzzopane hurled three dark day, the final race Sunday after- Boys breaststroke, 15-16. 200 meters The experts will be watching scoreless frames for New Shrews- days and racing after ^won by Orel Smolensk!. WeiUleld. is Ernls Davis of Syracuse, 1961 might just make them mad noon. Trophies and prizes will be Q. 2:56.3, Final 2:56.0: 2. Bob Relnes. nan (Thank Heaven for Little Girls). That sounds like not only for the quality of the bury, allowing a bunt single and NJSA, Q. 2:39.6, Final 2:56.5; 3. Chuck Heisman Award winner, but back enough to do something about it. awarded in the Harbor Admin' Pewold, Princeton. Q. 3:04.1. Final a steal song from Mr. Haskell. in Packer uniform after com' new crop recruited by the two 'anning eight. Randy Jackson took istration building clubhouse after 3:05.2: 4. Bob Benson, Rldsewood, Q. big professional football leagues >ver • in the fourth, but was "It would bring more people to 3:09.0, Final 3:09.9; 5. Oabor Menny- As the season fades out, so does the Sinatra pleting his army stint is Paul the track who can't afford to bet the Sunday race. harth, Unatt, Q. J:0».t, Final »M».«: 6. Hornung, one of modern footballs but also to see whether the touched for four of Fort Mon- Bob Riordan, Paisalc, Q. 1:18.1, Final mouth's runs before Picard put and there are enough of them at A large turnout is expected in 3:16.8. N. J. Record 2:56.5. rumor. AH rumors are now being turned without greats. Davis is hospitalized with Packers can be expected to the daytime tracks." repeat for the NFL championship out the fire. the Blue Jay class, headed by Boys butterny. 11-12, 50 meters—won foundation. The number one rumor is that the a blood ailment He recalled he proposed origi- the Shrewsbury S. & Y. C, Riv- by Kicky Marek, Newark T, Q. 30.6, The All-Stars took their fina Jackson's 6olo homer in the nally that each baseball team be Final 33.6: 2. Sen Wlnfleld, BAC, q. Sapling is going to be a great race. Another Is the The 1962 all-star squad, com- workout Wednesday night under er Rats and Raritan Yacht Club 36.0. Final 36.0; 8. Pete Oalatro, BAC. first brought the first run in for allowed to play seven night fleets. The Jets and Stars will Q. 36.6, Final 37.3; 4. Ben Clark, Sum- wagering this week is going to help dry all the prising players from both NFL the lights of the big stadium near New Shrewsbury. Catcher Carl mit, Q. 37.1, FlnaJ 36.5; 5. Steve Stet- and its rival, the American Foot- games a season. have small, but interesting fleets. son. Oran«e, Q. SS.3. Final »•; 6. "crying" towels on down wagering percentage. the shore of Lake Michigan, The Womack and second baseman Paul Waller, Passalc, Q. M.*. N. J. ball League, is ranked as one of "Later, they set It at 14 and I Many of the participants in last Reoord. J6.8. Early rumors had the betting down by at least 12 Packers flew In from their train- Dwight Willaman each had two told the club owners that base- weekend's Jersey Coast Star the most brilliant In the history ing camp at West De Pere, Wis. hits for the winners. Olris freestyle, M-u, W meters—won per cent at the end of the meeting. Going Into of this game, now in its 29th ball had been ruined. Now, class regatta will come up for by Bally Lunat, W&tohunf, «J. 31.7. Fi- and reported in top physical Mew Shrewsbury 350 001—8 there is no limit and they're nal 316; 2. Laurie Platls, Kontclalr, edition under the direction of the this one. Q. 3Z4, Final 33.2: 3. Joanne arelm. yesterday's betting day, wagering was down Just shape. Fort Monmouth 000 500-5 even going to have night games Summit, Q. SJ.O. Final 32.«: 4. Mau- Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc. "It's always difficult to evalu- on Sunday." The Jets are new to the sched- reen Martin, BAC, Q. 33.1; Final 13.6: •bout 4 per cent and attendance 4.3 per cent With The Collegians are basing their 5. Mane Ma.ee. KJSA. Q. 33.4; Final today and tomorrow left, they should be good ate a team's mental condition but After three failures in the Bel- The National League this week ule this year. Although there Is 34.0: 6. Dot Mich, Summit, Q. 34.4, Fi- hope for an upset on playing a I feel we are mentally ready," mont, Pete Anderson scored with approved Sunday night baseball a serious conflict in dates with nal 34.5. N. J. Record 32.1 days, both wagering and attendance, those figures wide open game, probably pinned said Coach Vince Lombardi. E. O'Connell's Cavan in the games in Houston for next year. other Jet regattas this weekend, Boys freeityle, 15-16, 100 meters—won to the throwing arm of John Hadl by Pete Heuiey, Rldpwood, Q. 1^4.3, still have a chance of being chopped a few per- The offensive lineup of the .958 running. MacPhail spoke out about night regatta officials are hopeful of Final 1:04.2: 3. Ted Connell. Westfleld, of Kansas, who Is captain of the a good turnout. The Monmouth Q. 1:05.9. Final 1:04.6; 3. Rlcb Umke, centage points. Packers and the honorary lineup horse racing while watching his Oranfe T, 4. 1:09.3. Final 1KT7.2: 4. offensive team. of the All-stars follows: Ed Czekaj, business manager 2-year-old gelding. Period, win Boat Club, Raritan Y. C. and Gary Reid. HontelaJr. Q. 1:06.4 Final "I'll guarantee we Monmouth College Jet fleets will ,. 6. . Dick Ban.._. , Q« . 1:06.8; 6. Run won't be please pickup line rf Perm State athletics, booted H first start at the Bel Air race Flo. Rldrewood, 1:07,0. IF A RUMOR EVER STARTED with mention of hitting the line three times in a PACKERS POS. ALL-STARS 32 extra points in 1947 to set a track. enter boats. l:0O.S. N. J. Record a lousy looking plant, the originator of it would have row," says Coach Otto Graham McGee LE Bryant Boyi freestyle, 13-14, 100 meten— of the All-Stars. "Physicially the won by Qiarlei Rudnlck, Trenton, q. to be hung from the highest rafter in the grandstand Skoronski LT Carollo 1:07.1. Final 1:00.2: 2. Oeorie Heath. Packers won't push us around. fhurston LG Hudson Summit, Q 1:07.4, Final 1M.T; J. Vic Everett Wilson, general superintendent, had the plant I Just hope we don't make any Pfetf'er, Summit, Q. 1:07.*. Final Ringo C Onesti 30 Entrants in SRYC's 36 1:07.4; 4. John Morcas, WestfleM, Q. as spick and span all season as if it were a brand new errors." l:0*.O, Final 1:10.3; 5. Frank MeKlroy, r. Kramer RG Birdwell Rldiewood, Q. 1:0*.6. Final 1:10; €. hospital. Why even those white geese on the brown In the All-Star backfield chosen 3regg RG Olsen Jim Besrdsley, «AC, Q. 1:10.3- N. 1. for Introduction before the game R. Kramer RE Parker Record 1:01.0. ^ muddy pond in front of the grandstand look like Ev 1 Mile Predicted Log Contest are Hadl, Angelo Dabiero of Starr QB Had Olrls breasntroke. 13-14, 100 materf —-won by Carol Dedofr, Summit, Q. has a group give them a daily bath. The plant has Notre Dame, James Saxton of Hornung LH Dabiero FAIR HAVEN — The 12th an- A total of 30 entrants are ex around 4 p.m. A victory buffet 1:30.6. Final 1:30.6; S. Caroline Colton, Texas, and Curtis McClinton of Saxton Watchung. Q. 1:31.3, Final 1:32.*; 3. been as neat as a pin all season, with Wilson supervis- Dowler RK mal Shrewsbury River Yacht pected. Defending champion dinner-dance starts at 8 p.m. All Cheryl Weit. Summit. O. l:tl.2, Final Kansas. Back of these men are Taylor McClinton Hub .predicted log cruiser con' John Gans, Staten Island, awards will be made at the din- 1:31.3; 4. Kathy Rohrey. Summit, Q. ing daily cleanup moves. After closing day, Wilson's 1:32.9, Final 1:31.5; S. Jane Dlckman, est will be held tomorrow. The member of the host club. Othe ner. Summit, Q. 1:33.3. Final 1:37.4; 6. Sue crew will start making plans for next season and the top contenders are Elias A. Kali The predicted log system for Colton, Watchunj, Q. 1:34. T, Final IB-nautical mile contest is spon- 1:36.7. M. J. Record 1:29.1. Wilson broom will make another clean sweep. Old Bridge Schedules Busy lored by the Eastern Cruiser As- Manhasset, Long Island, thi a power cruiser contest is a test 1960-61 national predicted l of piloting, navigation and de- Boyi backstroke, 15-18. 100 meters— sociation and sanctioned and run won by Pete Ingersol. NJSA, Q. 1:11.5. One of the most surprising happenings at under the rules of the American crimpion, Dr. Allen B. Dumont pendability rather than speed. Final 1:14.1; 1 Scott Blase, Orange T, Cedar Grove, Dr. Anson G. Hoyt Q. 1:13.8; 3. Skip Berry. SAC, Q. 1:16.3. Monmouth for newsmen and fans alike this year Weekend of Car Racing Power Boat Association. The determining factors are the Final 1:14.0; 4. John McDonouih. and Cmdr. Charles Schmidt, bot proper calculation of the tidal NJSA, Q. 1:16.9, Final 1:17.2; S. James OLD BRIDGE — Old Bridge .forming the two strong Porsche The winner receives the Na- Lehman, Trenton, Q. 1:1T.5, Final happened several Says ago during a thunderstorm. of Rumson. currents, careful piloting and ac- 1:19.1; 6. Bin Zauman, Plamneld, Stadium will have its fill of and Jaguar car teams in the ional Express Cruiser Trophy, curate calibration of the boat's Q. 1:20.2, Final l:2Ls. N. J. Record This was a day that it poured and hailed Just when Trophies listed 1:07.6. the horses were heading for the starting gate. automobile racing in this week- 24-car feature field. in award in .competition since speed. Also important is the time end's program. The jalopy entrants will be 1906 and presented annually by Other trophies at stake ineludi run from check point to check aim (reeityle, 13-16, 100 meters- a team trophy awarded to th< won by Sue H&dley, Watchunf, Q. The rain and hail was hard enough to block the Friday night the sports car headed by Dick Brackman of he National Association of En- point. 1:12.2. Final 1:13.1: 2. Diana Holstan, pilots of the Sports Car Handi- highest scoring three-membe SAC. Q. 1:12.7, KUial 1:12.6; 3. Pam view of newsmen and fans. When view was re- North Brunswick, Jim Brodbeck ?ine and Boat Manufacturers. yacht club group, the George R Committee Rlchter, Summit, Q. 1:13.5, Final cap League Club and the wild The contest chairman is Hen- 1:11.7; 4. Allison Smith, Summit. Q. turned there were seven horses, scared by light- of Keyport, Charlie Relnbeck of The contest, is open to cruising Plant Memorial trophy open on!; 1:16.2, Final 1:15.6; S. Barbara Hubach, running jalopy drivers will com- ry W. Runyon, Locust. The co- NJSA, q. 1:18.2. Final 1:18.8: 6. Gall ning, thunder and hall loose on the track. Seven Metuchen, Tommy Grbac of motor boats 24 feet and over in to members of the host club am FlecerFlcr,, Sea am, 9 l:U.T, Final pete in the third combination chairman is Andrew F. Ward, N. J. Record 1:10.4. horseless jockeys were just as puzzled about the show of the season using both Franklin Township and 30 other length, starts at the FLR Bell a special trophy for the last boa 1:22.0. ! at the entrance to the Shrews- to finish the race. Fair Haven. Chief observe Is Dr. goings, on. The only disturbed gentleman after :he halfmile speedway and the fence-smashing amateur pushers Anson G. Hoyt, Rumson. The ref- Michigan State's basketball inner fifth-mile oval, starting >ury River. The entrants will There will be a contestant! eree is Robert Cowen of the team will visit Hawaii next Sportsman and modified car ace through check points off and observers' meeting at th stories were released was John Barbour, head of with heat races at 8:30 p.m. feature race winners, Wally Dal- E. C. A., and the scorer is James Christmas, playing three games parking and assistant superintendent We said Sandy Hook, Ambrose Lightship, Shrewsbury River clubhouse to D. Paris of the E. C. A. against service teams. Using a LeMans start and road lenbach of East Brunswick, Pete Scotland Lightship, Sandy Hook night at 7 p.m. The race start John's chicken cop was blown off the roof into :ourse type trail, Ken Andrews Frazee, Rahway, Jim Hoffman Channel and return to Buoy 2. tomorrow morning and conclude the English Walking Ring. Barbour says it was if Union and Jack Koeck of of Englishtown and Elton Hild- Morristown, former 3Wap feature reth of Biidgeton, Sunday night's IHBILL an "observation booth" for parking lot checks. race visitors, will team up with pro and novice stock car meet Please correct the error. Erich Von Braun and Hank on the half-mile speedway start- [THAT KEEK Lieberman of New York City, ing at 7:30 p.m. TO MONMOUTH PARK NOTES — Jockey Ronald ONE STOP Ferraro, leading jockey in the country, made his first YOU 60IN6 THORODBHBIED appearance here and lost no time winning. Ferraro Let us check these items for your Safety RACING won the first race aboard Firm Suit. Ferraro was leading Willie Shoemaker for jockey honors, 195-189, • TIRES AT In wins at the start of the day. Ferraro will be here for the next two days, then to Atlantic City. • BRAKES BEAUTIFUL Interested in checking Monmouth's total figures • BATTERY Sunday morning? Compare it with 1,014,311 attend- ance of 1961 and mutuels of $90,677,189. ALIGNMENT • SEAT Palmer, Player BELTS Barbimea Wins In TV Series At Monmouth NEW YORK (AP) — Arnold Palmer and Gary Player agreed FRANK PORTER'S OCEANPORT —Barblmea took yesterday to form a team for a the lead In the first quarter of a mile and held it the rest of the series of 13 match-play TV golf way in winning the 6 furlong shows against a series of chal- feature for 2-year-old fillies at lengers. Purse for the event OCEANPORT, N. J. - Monmouth Park yesterday. will total {156,000. RED BANK TIRE CO. Myrlstyl finished second, but The series, to be shown over was disqualified for Interfering ABC, starts Jan. S, 1963. Each DAVIS ILLNESS MYSTIFIES — Ernie Davit, former Syra- Shrewsbury Ave. ^"ftS? SH 7-3404 LAST 2 DAYS thru Tom'w with Loving Heart In the stretch match will be shown twice, on cuse University football star, hat been hospitalized in Call for Appointment and was placed fourth. successive Saturday and Sunday Evanston, III., after being stricken with a mysterious ail- $100,000 SAPLING Silver Bowl, which finished afternoons. Challengers have TOMORROW third, was moved up to second the option of playing one, two, ment while training with College All-Stars, Mrs. Karen • Bill Chadwick • Les Stevens and Loving Heart took third. three and four matches againsl Rhodes, head nurse, "handtoff" a pillow to Davis. It .CrartitUfl $2 e Clubhiuu (4 • tit hd. CHIIIMKH UNDtft le, NOT ADKITTtt> The winner, ridden by Larry the two pro stars with defeat may be the nearest thing to a football ha will touch for Ollligan, was timed In I: 11-3/" 5' eliminating them at once. U.S. ROYAL.* and paid (13.60. Prizes will be on a sliding scale. some time. POST 2 PM- Daily Double 1:50 RED BANK REGISTER Friday, August 3, 1962—15

By TOBY PRICE Mary Ann Doctor, Gedar Brook, TRYING TO KEEP UP with the weekend boating schedule would be almost as frustrating as locating a friend in the bleacher section of Yankee Stadium on 1st in MGA Shore Tournament DEAL — Miss Mary Ann Doc- Mrs. Henry Doubilet, Holly- a Sunday afternoon. tor, Cedar Brook, saved her best wood, finished with a 262. Mrs. No less than eight' sailing regattas are on the round (77) (or the final day, andOliver Vietor, Rumson Country with it she split open a three- :iub, carded 4044-84 yesterday heavy slate, plus the usual club racing, an important way tie to win the Women's for her best round of the tourna- predicted log cruiser contest and two handicap sailing Metropolitan Golf Association's ment. At Rumson Mrs. Vietor "tore tournament yesterday at races. posted 90, and at Deal she came Hollywood Golf Club, in with a 91. The competition carries into the early part of next Miss Doctor's 237 total strokes Rumson Golfers In Top 20 week with the Adams and Sears Cup semi-finals and won the tournament handily. Mrs. John Miller, also Rum- Her next closest rival, and secson- , had a 26S total with her the Eastern E Sloop championships at Lake Mopatcong. ond place finisher. Miss Char- final round of 93. At her home lotte DeCozen, Westchester, fin' course she had an 86 card and The boating scribe's nightmare lists five ished seven strokes behind with at Deal toured the links in 89. events in the Shore area. In the immediate vicin- a 244 total. Mrs. Hy Winik, Hollywood, ity are the North Jersey Comet class territorials at Miss Doctor went out in 40 had rounds of 89-92—88 for a 269 total. Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club and the At-. and came home with a 37 for a 7? card. She was hot with her Low net for the tournament lantlc Highlands Yacht Club's annual open regatta putter, having eight one-putt went to Mrs. Freeman, 248-18— on Sandy Hook Bay. greens to aid her victory. One 230. of her classiest shots came on FINAL RESULTS The Comet affair determines qualifiers for the Miss Marj Aon Doctor, IXIar Brook, the 14th hole when she holed 7B-81-(4O-H> TI—J37 Mini Charlotte DeCmm, class Internationals to be held in early Sept, at out with a chip shot from off the 78-8J-(43Jl> 84-J44 front edge of the green. Mn, Bernard" Freeman, Inwooi, TS-M- Ithaca, N.Y. (4444) 88—148 Bogey Start Mn. Wm. Tracy. Eu« r«U, KM1- The Sandy Hook Bay deal has Stars, Blue (4!-43) 85—149 Starting out on the first hole Miss Nancy Albert, Greenacres, Jays and Jets In individual three race series.' Also (41-44) 86—S53 she scored a bogey six on theMra. Tboana* McDarby, Deal, WINNING FIRST RACE— Ronald Ferraro, leading rid.r on tap for the Bay area are two 18.6 nautical par five hole. On the second (47-4J) 8»—tM and third holes she was one over Mra. Irvine Kanfmaa, Centoflr, 83-SB- in the nation, it bringing home First Suit in the money mile races for the auxiliary sailboat enthusiasts, NATION'S TOP JOCKEY VISITS MONMOUTH—Jockey (43-41) 88—155 on each, but from this point on Mlm Allhra oiuon, Eadnraod, 80-13 in the first race at Monmouth yesterday. The winner Ronald Forraro, the nation's leading jockey, relaxes at Jointly sponsored by the Atlantic Highlands Y.C. shh e settleld dowd n to fiifinishh thhe Mrs. UeVVItt Alonudre, Sanenet HiUi returned $7.40, $4.40 and $3.20. Monmouth Park before his first mount. It wasn't long first nine in par. and tiie Shrewsbury S.&Y.C. Mm. Murray Gordon, Elmwood, ST-M before he mado his appearance felt by winning the first On the second nine she parred HMD) U—MO The New Jersey State Jet 14 championships are the 10th and 11th, birdied the Mra. Wm, llockenloa, BalWirol. 8341 race. Before yesterday's card, he was leading Willie at Shark River Yacht Club. This is a three race se- 12th, had another par on the Mr«. Hniry noubllet, HoHyweoi, W-W- Baseball Dodgers Win; Shoemaker, 195-189, in wins. 13th, birdied the 14th, and then 8S—!88S!8I ries on tricky, low water Shark River. Mra. Gordon Park, Oteo Nice, Today's Baseball finished the remaining four holes (4J-M) 88—Ml Mra. Albert Braua, EMI Onuue. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Angels Pick A third event for the popular Jets Is on Rarltan in par. <«-«> 88-SM3 In the three-day tournament, Mra. Oliver Victor, Unman, M-ll-(40- American League Bay where the Raritan Yacht Club hosts the National 44) 84—ISS , Miss Doctor opened with a 79 atlira. Stanley Foster, Ia»l« Aries, M- W. L. Pet G.B.Up V2 Game Junior Jet championships. This ona should draw a Rumson Country Club, and In New York 64 39 .621 — HRs Feature Los Angeles 60 46 .566 5^ ASSOCIATED PRESS the second round at Deal Golf large field. Frank Howard! and Country Club, (he posted an fk3--£68 Minnesota 59 47 .557 6^ Further south the Atlantic Coast Lightning cham 81 score. Mr.. H, WtaUr, Jlonjwwfl, «M»-<«M» Baltimore 54 53 .505 12 Again! plonship will be determined in a three race series on Carleton Tilts Miss DeCozen, who was tied lav_ If et lor TMrrfey Cleveland 52 52 .500 12& That's been almost the entire upper Barnegat Bay, sponsored by the Bay Head Yacht Wednesday with Mrs. Bernard Mn. BtwurB vtmam, ra-ig-«o Detroit 51 52 .495 13 story for the Los Angeles The four play off spots in theLuccarelli featured the attack Freeman, Inwood, and Miss Doc- Chicago _ 52 55 .486 1 Dodgers recent!/ and, although Club. Ed Carleton Memorial baseball with a two run homer." tor, fell behind yesterday when Boston 48 56 .462 16>4 the script underwent minor league were assured last night Monmouth Kansas City 46 61 .430 20 Spray Beach Yacht Club will have an open regatta West Long Branch almost she went the round in 43-41—84 changes last night, the result was when Ocean Township used the to finish in the second spot. For Washington 39 64 .379 25 for Moth's and Flying Scots. North Jersey Y.R.A. pen pulled it out in the bottom of the same as Howard struck the horns run to topple West Long the fifth and final inning, scoring the first two days Miss DeCoz- Thursday's Results Branch, 7-6, in a five-inning Results key blow for a 5-3 victory over nants also go to the highest scorers from member four runs and filling the bases en's score was 78 at Rumson 1ST—Cimt;.: 4.np.i • T. oil „ Boston 7, Chicago 4 struggle. before reliever Bill LaBoda put and 82 at Deal Firm Suit (Ferraro) 7.40 4.40 3.20 Pittsburgh. clubs. Box-O-MInt Washington at Boston (N) Leaguers lost. reliever LaBoda. Bill Behrens 3I>—cl.; S yrn,i mdns.t I f.I off 3:05. New York at Chicago ler, Rumson Country Club, will be in the field the Rams down Asbiiry Park to- Former tennis star Altliea Gib-BHlro (Block) . JOO.60 24.60 15.4(1 Howard went back to work relieved Van Brunt in the fourth son, Englewood, finished In dh-Chlp Pascal (B'a) -.. — 3.20 3.S0 seeking a berth In the National finals to be held night in the final league contest and was the victim of Luccarelli's dh-Wlmm« (Zakoor) .... — 6.80 0.00 against the Pirates last night, but seventh place tie with Mrs. De- T..l:13Z/S. Alio-Pamela M., Our Re- National League at Newport Harbor, Calif., starting Sept 15. they will tie Shrewsbury for thesecond home run. bel, Tower Bun, Acelnthepark, Walt used a two-run single to win it regular season honors. Witt Alexandre, Somerset Hills, Princess. Game Cutle, Mylrene, Cory W. L. Pet. G.B.for the Dodgers. The seventh with 260 totals. Miss -Gibson Josle, FlamlnKO Star. The Adams Cup semis for women at Nyack, The other two clubs In the ab r h *"" ' ab r h dh-£>*ad heat for 2d. Los Angeles 72 36 .667 inning hit off relief ace EIroy Beekman.ss 3 12 Mottlne.cr 3 0 0 opened the tourney at Rumson N.Y. In Lightnings Monday. The Sears semi-finals playoffs, slated to start early McL/lllin,2b 3 12 Davls.2b -til tTH-Clmt-.! 3 »r..i • M •«»•».,„, Francisco - 68 40 .630 Face snapped a 3-3 tie and gave Crotty.cf 4 0 0 Martens.rf -4 3 1 with 80, then faltered at Deal Blue Bolt (Gllllgan) . 18.60 B.00 B.00 _. , , 62 43 .590 Howard 21 RBI in the last 10 ' for juniors will be at Rumson Country Club in Ar- next week, are Neptune and Sprlngle.c 3 0 0 Winrow.p 3 12 Chocolate Eclair .(Fr"i!h).. — ».!0 4.20 Cincinnati .— Rumson-Fair Haven. The latter Davis,p 3 0 1 Bulllvant.lb 3 0 when she turned in a 93. Yes- Weeper Lea (Stevenson) — • B.BO Pittsburgh 62 45 .579 games. Marsella.lt 3 0 0 J.Burns,3b 1 0 terday she improved, getting 87 T.-l:ll. Also—Oold Rhythm, Senator, rows on Wednesday. club was assured of a place BaUla.gtn.3b 3 O 0 Ottino,c 4 0 Star Sailor, Ruity Kail. St. Louis 60 48 .556 12 The triumph maintained the when West Long Branch went Ruggerlo.rf 3 0 0P.Bumi.lt 4 0 on the 6,105-yard course. STHCl J « f 8°ob 5.w Milwaukee 55 S3 .50917 The rest of the weekend slate has the Barne- Sorenaon.lb 2 2 0 Thomps'css 3 0 Mrs. Thomas McDarby, Deal Dodgers' four-game lead over the down to defeat. Real Hickory (Ferraro).. — 9.00 5.40 Philadelphia _. 51 58 .468 second-place Giants, who edged gat Bay Y.R.A. regatta at Ocean Gate Yacht Club, 27 * 8 29 S finished in the sixth spot with a Travelln Oil (Brook.) __ — -_4.«0 Chicag„. , o *"_ _. 4.0. 6_7 .374 The Rams and Neptune played Neptune . .002 010 1—4 254 total. Mrs. McDarby had T.l:lt2/8. Al » — Prinm the Chicago Cubs 4-3 to end a the National Express Cruiser trophy predicted log Rams .loo 030 1—5 Northern Lights. Vlclon«, Blr Houston 38 66 .365 32 a torrid struggle. Neptune led, HR—Beekroan. 3B—Ottino. 8O—Davis 47-42—89 on the Hollywood 8Su8un-Sunn CordaCord , LLebarduebde . four-game losing streak. 7: VVinrow 11. Walk*—Davis 6: Winrow ITB—3-op; 1A in.; off 4:3S. New York... „ 26 78 .250 44 contest, sponsored by the Shrewsbury River Yacht 3-1, behind Bob Davis going in- course. She shot 84 at Rumson Mr. Snow Man (Ferraro)ll.dO 4.60 3.00 Meanwhile,' Cincinnati got the to the bottom of the fifth. N«ro rzakoor) — 5.20 120 Thursday's Results cooling off treatment from St. Club (Fair Haven) and the first of two races in the and 81 at Deal. Troubled Tlmea (Blmtls> — — 2.80 Ocean Twp. (7) W. L. B. <«> Philadelphia 9. New York 4 Louis as Ernie Broglio pitched a Two River trophy series, all on Saturday. Willie Davis and Mel Martens ab r h ab r h T.-l:4«-2/S. Also — Rudolph, Qraat hit back-to-back singles and Stetter.cr 2 0 OOllva'ttl.iiB 0 Dome, The MonK, Final Award. San Francisco 4, Chicago 3 four-hitter and handed the defend- LaBoda,rf,p 3 0 0 Nauden,2b 2 1 7TH—Clmff.; 3 yn.; lik m.;ofr B-.M. Houston 3, Milwaukee 0 The Two River regatta is between the Wood- pitcher Ed Wmrow reached base Fawsett.lf 1 2 0 Berger.c 1 1 Roster (Boulmetis) _.4O.4O 15.00 7.80 ing champion Reds only their sec- on aa error to load the sacks. Oesposlto.p 3 3 3 Burke. 3b 2 1 Carleton Landy ot Actlon(Fr'nch) — 14.60 7.80 St. Louis 5. Cincinnati 1 nd defeat in the last 15 games, * Pussy fleets of the Shrewsbury S.&Y.C. and Mon- Vruocl,ss 3 0 0 Klely.lb 3 1 Flrat Passage (Peake).. — —10.80 Jack Ottino belted a triple to Luc'relll,3b S 1 2 ChrlBt'heT.Tt 1 STANDINGS T.-l:46. Alto—Devltin Devil, CandU- Los Angeles S, Pittsburgh 3 -1. Dick FarreU's flve*it .hut- H&gelln.c 2 0 0 Gaughen.ct 3 1 WLTFts In, Kosey Nizam, Roncevallef, Stamp- ut gave Houston a 3-0 triumph mouth Boat Club. The second race will be sailed deep center to clear the bases Poro.lb 2 O 0DeFazk>,U 0 0 -.ig Ground, Bright olen. Today's Games and put the Rams in front 4-3. McOee.Jb 0 VanBrunt,p 1 0 Shrewsbury 11 5 0 22 BTII—Alw.; 2-yra.i 6 f.l olf iver Milwaukee and Philadelphia on the Shrewsbury River Sept 8 in the home-and- Harrrton,2b 0 0 0 Behrena.p 2 0 Barhlrnea (ailllgan) .15.60 7.20 B.40 Cincinnati at New York (N) In the top of the seventh, Tom Neptune _._...1O 5 1 21 Bllver Bowl (French) ...... — «.00 4.80 Philadelphia at Milwaukee (N) igain outslugged the New York home series. 21 1 5' IS 8 3 Rams 9 4 1 LovltiE Heart (B'lmetls).. — — e.00 fets, this time 94 for Art Ma- Beekman unloaded a home run Ocean Twp. ...ZTI 010 33—7 T.-l:ll'3/5. Also — Xmapafe, 8un Houston at St Louis (N) ADAMS LIGHTNING WINNER — Bob Adams, to knot the contest. The Rams Weit Lont Branch 000 24—8 Rumson-F. H 8 6 2 18 Bather, Lucy Brown, Pioneer Girl, Chicago at Los Angeles (N) laffey's 15th victory. HR—Desposlto <2>, Luccarelli (2) West Long Branch .... 8 8 0 16 queen or Cathay, Allert Mils, dq .Two home runs by Pirate promptly put the contest away Gaughim. 2B—Gaughan. Hits off—La Myrlstal. Pittsburgh at San Francisco (N) Bay Head Yacht Club, swept to an easy victory in the Boda 0 In 1: Desposlto 3 In 4; Van Ocean Two. 8 8 0 IS dq-Finlshed 13, but disqualified. catcher Smoky Burgess bult a 3-0 with a tie-breaking tally in the Brunt 1 In 31; Behreng 2 in 1U. 80— tTB—Clmt.; 4-np; l\ m.; ott a.OB. 12th annual South Jersey Lightning class champion- bottom of thesameframe. [>aBoda 1; Desposlto 5: VanBrunt 7 L.B. Fire Dept. 6 8 2 14 Toby'n Brother (Ollligan).J1.20 4.20 3.00 lead for Vern Law, but the Dodg- Behrens 3. Walks—LaBoda 0; Despoilt Asbury Park 4 7 J 11 Inquisition (Brooks) — 0.20 4.20 Dave Tymus, playing first base xs closed within a run on'Tom- ships at Brigantine July 21-22. Adams scored 3% Martens reached base on the 10; VanBrunt 3; Behrens 1. Clever Dutches* (Ferraro) — — 3.80 1 L.B.- IAMA 2 IS 0 4 T.-l:45-4/5. Also — My Best, Tom't in 13 Big Ten games for Wis-ny Davis two-run homer in the second baseman's error and Win- 6 points on two firsts and a second. TONIGHT «ce•r.-i:w-«/o. Disaster. , AlsPrlnco —i "m y r»RBi, 10" —m- • "• *** **'» , , ., . .,n ilxth. In the seventh, pinch hit- row singled. Jim Burns walked tyAce. DelayeuDlsasterd Harvestl Prlnc.o Jay, Wool Coun- COnsln. this Spring, handled 110 Runnerup in the 17-boat fleet was Bob's younger to fill the bases. With two out, Asbury Park at Rams (ATT. 19,463. HANDLE M.46B,31«> :er, Lee Walls singled and stole chances without making an error. second before Maury Wills sister, Mrs. Marge Alexander, also Bay Head Y.C., with Pete Burns singled to short center Wall Takes Lead to bring Martens home with the vatked. Face replaced Joe Gib- 1%. winning marker. on (2-2) on the mound and made Ilk Insurance wild throw on Jim Gilliam's Arnold Schwartz, Monmouth Boat Club (Red The Rams moved to third place Monmouth Entries iunt, allowing one run to score. in the standings with 20 points. , Bank) was third with nine points. Schwartz posted Open With 65 Ie then walked Willie Davis, got They still have the "big one" left 'ommy Davis on a double play two seconds in the three race series. tonight. HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) —Ar POST TIME: 2 P.M. Two host Brigantine Yacht Club sailors were nd walked Ron Fairly before Sal D'Esposito and Mike Wall Jr., one of golfs greatest PURSE: $3,000 3 y.o. and up; claiming; ( furlongs loward connected. Johnny Pod- Luccarelli each belted two home putters, was in excellent form FIRST RACE fourth and fifth. Commodore John Walton was fourth J y.o. maidens; claiming; 6 furlongs 1. Lou Pelton 115 Stevenson 5-1 es (8-7) picked up his fourth runs to feature Ocean Township's yesterday aad it paid off. Tak- 2. a-Brave Ally 116 French 7-2 with 14 points and Dave Thurston, fifth, with 15. De- :h. in8 only 29 putts, he shot a six- 1. Side Dish 106 NB 10-1 onsecutive victory with Larry win at West Long Branch. Culmono 6-1 3. Pajama Girl 112 Zakoor 3-1 herry's relief help. fending champion Jack Elfman, Surf City Yacht Club, D'Esposito hit a solo homer to under-par 65 for the first round 2. Does Well 116 3. Sgt. Hedrick 116 Brooks 4-1 4. Cosmark 117 Church 15-1 Los Angeles, scrambling to stay was eighth. Sandy Huntsman, Monmouth Boat Club, open the scoring in the second, lead in the 72-hole $35,000 Insur- 109 Ferraro 8-1 ance City Open. 4. Rebel Host US Block 20-1 5. Equimiss . the American League race, then came on with a two-run 20-1 «. Fresh Marble 115 Blum 5-2 ought off Cleveland 5-4 and was 12th. homer In the fourth. Luccarelli 5. Bluebonnet BeUe 108 Perna The 38-year-old Wall, often S. Big Nugget 115 Culmone 12-1 7. Patty V. 112 NB 15-1 :losed up a half game on the Adams had won previous South Jersey champion followed with a solo homer in the called the hard-luck player of th 15-1 7. Fanlea US NB 15-1 8. Mays Landing 117 GUligan die, leading Yankees. Third place same frame to finish West Long PGA tour, hit 17 greens in regu 7-2 , ships in 1954 and 1957. Mrs. Alexander won titles in 8. Asian Princess 10S Ferraro 9. a-Noor's Story 107 French Minnesota rallied for a 6-3 vic- Branch starter Jimmy Van Brunt. lation, missing only the 17th S-l 10. Skybo 117 Blum 20-1 tory over Baltimore.. Boston beat 1955 and 1956. West Long Branch tallied two where he over-clubbed. 9. Secret Pennies 115 French Blum 8-1 11. Navarch 115 Grant 12-1 Chicago 7-4 for a sweep of a two- Saturday's two races were sailed under wild and runs off Ocean starter D'Esposito His 31-34—65 over the par 35-10. Delimba 115 110 8-1 11. Swagman 116 NB 15-1 12. Texas NB game series. New York and vrooly conditions with winds ranging from 24 to 28 in the fourth, but the winners 36—71 was one stroke better than 20-1 13. Mark-One 117 Culmone 10-1 Washington were not scheduled. came back with three more in the 66s posted by Paul Harney 12. Salacia 115 Zakoor knots. Sunday's finale was a six miler in 8-10 knot 13. Sycorax US NB 8-1 ••Velvet Acres and MacLeBnan entry A three-run homer by Norm the fifth to apparently sew it up.and Frank Boynton. iebern was the big hit, while breezes. 14. Windy Star 120 NB 2-1 SIXTH RACE PURSE: $5,000 Ferraro 8-1 2 y.o.; 6 furlongs Caline had a two-run blast for Commodore Walton thanked the visiting skippers 15. Lucky Score 111 1$. Cordorus 111 Addesa 15-1 1. Irepeat 116 Brooks 10-1 he losers. for their attendance. Monmouth Park SECOND RACE PURSE: $3,500 2. Dean Carl 116 Block S-l . FREE BOATING CLASSES — The United 2 y.o.; claiming; 6 furlqngs 3. Danaus 116 Grant 15-1 IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS 1. St. Simon Stock 113 Schwlzer 4-1 4. Nashver 116 Blum 8-1 States Power Squadrons have scheduled about 400 NB 10-1 5. Emerald Cut 116 Grant 3-1 SELECTIONS 2. Anthony Jr. IIS free classes in seamanship, piloting and small boat AT OCEANPORT 3. Cort Clndi 113 Brooks 6-1 6. Hard Bargain 113 Blum 10-1 By D0TTIE GORMAN handling, with approximately an additional 100 in By SAM 4. Sugar Plum Fairy 110 Ferraro M 7. Coeur de Fer 116 Monacelll 2-1 Addesa 10-1 8. Ponanza 116 Boulmetis 5-1 the process of formation. The classes are sched- 5. Beachfire 108 Secret Pennies Delimba «. When In Need 110 NB 6-1 9. Jennie's Ruler HI Ferraro 8-1 Combination uled for both fall and spring terms, 1962 63. Class Delimba Secret Pennies Blum 10-1 10. Bowl Along 113 NB 15-1 7 Sgt. Hedrick Sgt. Hedrick 7. Fertile Field 114 schedules for local areas may be obtained from the 8. Scarlet Study 112 Ferraro 15-1 SEVENTH RACE PURSE: $5,000 STOCK CAR Jims Storyland Jims Storyland French 20-1 » y.o-; 6 furlongs USPS, P.O. Box 510, Englewood, N.J. 9. Straight Jane 105 Fertile Field Sugar Plum Fairy 10. Good Flying 108 NB 20-1 1. Proud Fox 116 Broussard 8-1 And DICKERSON IN BBYRA EVENTS — Reid Anthony Jr. Anthony Jr. Perna 4-1 103 Ferraro 8-1 1 11. Median Star 110 2. Too Pampered Dickerson, Monmouth Boat Club's Lightning sail- Mop Squeezer Mt. Hood 12. Jim's Storyland 115 Barrow 15-1 3. Blenaplan 108 French 12-1 T.Q. MIDGET Soladiere Penny Circle French 8-1 4. Patrol Woman 103 Addesa 10-1 or, is competing in Barnegat Bay Y.R.A. Lightning Penny Circle Staff Party IS. Sense You 109 14. False Step 110 Addesa 15-1 5. a-Fresh Jane 108 NB 2-1 RACES class races this year. Dickerson has joined the Samaria Agenor THIRD RACE PURSE: $3,500 6. a-Klng's Highway 116 Blum 2-1 Smaria ' Island Heights Y.C, making him eligible for com- Agenor 3 y.o. and up; fillies and maidens; clg; I fur. 7. Eidolon 122 Brooks 7-2 Skip Skip Skip Skip 114 Zakoor 10-1 8. Mighty Hurry 113 Brooks 12-1 petition. He won his first BBYRA race at Bay 1. Mop Squeezer Skybo Skybo 2. Inevitably 114 Brooks „ 4-1 0. Sally Tip 117 Zakoor 5-2 Head June 23. Equimiss Cosmark 109 Ferraro' 20-1 a-Baker and Gloworm Stable entry Navarch Navarch 3. Soladiere Reid is still a member at Monmouth and is 4. No Make Up 114 Lefebvre 12-1 EIGHTH RACE PURSE: $6,000 Ponanza Emerald Cut 5. Penny Circle 114 Brooks M S y.o. and up; 1 mile Two 30-lap Mains competing in the club's Lightning series every Dean Carl Cour de Fer 109 Ferraro 6-1 1. Colony Flyer 112 NB 1M Emerald Cut Hard Bargain 6. Staff Party Sunday. He Is now residing in Island Heights. 7. Bill's Gert 109 NB 8-1 2. Vanalress 107 Perna 15-1 20-lap Novice Race King's Highway Proud Fox 8. Mt. Hood 112 Perna 5-2 3. a-DeclIne and Fall 111 Addesa 3-1 9 Thrilling Races Proud Fox Eidolon PURSE: $3,500 4. Frlmanaha 118 Brooks 5-1 Blenaplan King's Highway FOURTH RACE Ftto Frau>e, Tomml* 4 y.o. and up; claiming; 8 furlongs 5. Fortunate Isle 105 Ferraro 5-1 Elliott. Bill MeCuUiT, Fortunate Isle (BEST BET) Towson Gal 120 Culmone 9-5 6. Towson Gal 116 Boulmetis 2-1 Don Mtumpf. ElUm B1U- Mary Colletta Fortunate Islo 1. Koko Dozo retb, Wall* DallRibMh, Obnbbx 2. Samaria 107 Perna 20-1 7. a-Montadeb 102 Ferraro 3-1 Honor, Jim Mci, »•«• HwHi RENT A CAR or 18 Colony Flyer Mary Colletta BUn Vwttrmlt. Boh Voortkew mM 3. Agenor 115 Ferraro 6-1 8. Mary Colletta 111 French 6-1 other ton modined. •portmn, Neverno Neverno 4. Roman Rye 114 NB 20-1 a-Della-Pletra entry I.U. ant novlco driver*. ReiRh Wine ReiBh Wine TRUCK from HERTZ Fraudulent 5. Count Bull 114 Culmone 12-1 NINTH RACE PURSEr $3,500 Big Hunk 114 8-1 3 y.o.; claiming; 1-1/10 miles HEAR UDRIVE . . . Call 6. Star Velvet Blum Late Scratches 7. a-Sklp Skip 114 Barrow 0-5 1. Neverno 115 Shaw 8. Billingsgate 114 Sorrentlno 20-1 2. Fraudulent 102 Ferraro 8-1 PR 5-1515, GA 23299, SH 7-2121 111. Sycorax, Windy Star, Lucky Score, Codorus 120 -Blum . . 4-1 3. Princess Del Sur 104 French 12-1 112. Sense You, False Step 9. Danny Dee 4. KokoDozo 10. Scope' 109 Ferraro 12-1 4. Tarquo 114 NB 19-1 II5. Fresh Marble, Noor's Story, Texas 11. Kcmetes 112 Sorrentlno 8-1 5. Tessle T. 109 Glassner 7- 7. Fresh Jane a-Jennlter C. Stable - Holmlsh entry 6. Relgh Wine - 113 Stevenson 5-2 TRACK—Fast WEATHER-Clear FIFTH RACE PURSE: $4,000 7. Big Hunk 112 Ferraro 10-1 STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERCARD STEVE ROPER OVERGAP' tWBE IWAL WH)T\VSY, MAC./-7KE

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1-3 County Asked | Red Bank Man Lift Ban RED BANK REGISTER Friday, Angurf 3, 1962—17 To Accept Pleads Guilty On House Plan Sewer Study Myrtle Ave. To Theft Charge Conversion Raritan Seeks Federal Funds OCEANPORT — Borough Coun- FREEHOLD — George Hol- cil last night resolved to ask the mes, 20, of 224 Shrewsbury Ave., FREEHOLD — County Judge RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The plication for federal aid for a county Board of Freeholders to Red Bank, yesterday pleaded Edward J. Ascher yesterday dis- 'ownship Committee will take sewer feasibility survey. take over Myrtle Ave. guilty to a charge of breaking solved a temporary restraining iction tonight on a resolution au- The survey, and preliminary order preventing Michael Mario- The stretch of road the borough and entering with intent to steal. horizing its engineer to file ap- engineering work which would lis from continuing the conver- be done if the township goes is attempting to shed extends Holmes was arrested for the sion of a two-story frame house ahead with sewers, is expected to from Portaupeck Ave- to the new burglary of the Spot Cafe, on Rt. 35, Hazlet. county Gooseneck Bridge. The Shrewsbury Ave., Red Bank, on State Sets cost less than $100,000, accord- county already controls the sec- July 11. He and an accomplice, Mr. Mariolis is the defendant ing to H. Thomas Carr, township tion between the bridge and MdV according to Red Bank police, in a suit taken to court by Roy engineer. mouth Blvd. took $63 and 24 tubes of plastic Keller, owner of property adja- Hearing On If federal aid is granted, the cent to the Mariolis building. In other business the board au- glue from the restaurant. federal government will foot the thorized the tale to -William Holmes waived indictment and Mr. Mariolis is converting the Narcotics bill if the township later decides trial by jury before Judge Ed- two-family house Into 12 offices. not to install sewers. Relchey, 5 Wmhar PI., a seven- TRENTON (AP) — State foot strip of land for $100. ward J. Ascher yesterday. He His authority for the action was If sewers are installed, the fed- will be sentenced Aug. 24. a building permit which Mr. Kell- Health Commissioner Rnscoe P. eral aid (for the survey and pre- Another piece pf borough prop- er claims was illegally granted in Kandle was scheduled for Sept. liminary engineering work) must erty, » 120 by 100. foot lot on Also pleading guilty in County Court yesterday was. Louis Di- that the proposed structure did 0 the first public hearing un- be repaid by the municipality. Mohican Ave., will be sold at not comply with zoning require- der a new law granting him au- public auction. It was announced Capua, 20, of 43 Briarwood Ave., Two Consultants Keansburg, charged with break- ments. Jiority to declare certain drugs last night that Peter Stathis, 31 GETTING BACK INTO FOOTBALL CONDITION — Coach Vinca Lombard!, second narcotics in order '« bring them Havens and Emerson, New Molly Pitcher Village, Red Bank, ing and entering with intent to Judge Ascher declined to call York, sanitary consultants, and steal. from left, of the champion Green Bay Packers, looks over Paul Hornung, second under the state's anti-narcotics had offered $2,000 for the prop- the building permit illegal but laws. Mr. Carr will make the town- DiCapua was apprehended for repealed the restraint with the from right, offensive halfback, who recently was discharged from the Army. Look erty. , The new law, allowing Kandle wide feasibility survey if the aid ^entering a private home in comment that Mr. Mariolis would Council received from the Plan- ing on are Boyd Dowler, left, an offensive halfback, and Ray Nitschke, linebacker, o classify certain drugs as nar- is forthcoming. Keansburg June 12. probably not spend more money ning Board the recommendation cotics is designed to deter teen The application will be filed Ernest B. Greulich, 32, of RD on the project anyway until the also discharged from military lervice. Lombardi has his club in strenuous workouts for approval of a 36-home sub- agers from taking so-called pep with the Community Facilities I, Freehold, had his bail set at final outcome of the suit. for the College All-Star game Friday night. division sought by Bernard Sil- pills or "goofballs." Administration, a branch of the verstein of Deal but deferred $2,500 after pleading guilty to a federal Housing and Home Fi- charge of carnal indecency. But the hearing called for Sept. action on the matter since the 0 will concern the drug dihydro- nance Agency, Philadelphia. controversial point of septic tank Judge Ascher also accepted a Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr., plea of guilty from Collie N. codeinone which is not normal- versus package sewer plant fa- Ruined Corregidor Is Sprucing Up ly associated with "goofballs." reported yesterday that the Gar- Floyd, 35, of 1015 Madison Ave., cilities is still open. A spokesman said the drug had den Parkway Homes sewer proj- Asbury Park, who was accused ect has been completed. Mr. Silverstein, who has been By CARL ZIMMERMAN escaped from Corregidor to Aus- Today's visitor needs little been used in cough syrups until of impairing the morals of a concrete barracks—pne a mile He said a schedule of sewer as- awaiting a decision on Lincoln (AP) — After 17 years of neglect, tralia: t was found to contain hablt- child. Greulich and Floyd will be imagination to conjure up the long—that housed American and sessments for property owners Estates for six months, will prob- something is at last being done torming qualities similar to those sentenced Aug. 24. "Through the blody haze of desperate days of 1942. The Filipino troops, and the remains will be prepared by the end of ably receive Council's decision 30 to turn. Corregidor into a memori- of cocaine or opium. its last reverberating shot, I shall physical evidence of war is of MacArthur's headquarters. this month. days from now. al to the American and Filipino He said federal law prohibits always seem to see a vision of everywhere. The only difference Finally, there is the Malinta The state Department of soldiers who made it famous dur- grim, gaunt, ghastly men, stilt is a jungle of small trees, seeded Tunnel, which made the long re use of the drug, but in New Jer- Septic Tank sey, it can be added to cough Health ordered the Garden Park- ing World War II. unafraid." from the air alter liberation to sistance possible. Here Corregi- way Homes, area sewered after Corregidor, a three square mile cover up Corregidor's scars. dor's defenders hid under syrup on.request. The spokesman 5 Indicted said the hearing would determine a long history of septic tank island of rock within easy reach mountain of rock while the Jap- Job Finished The big guns that kept the Jap- whether the drug should be trouble in that section. of both shores of Manila Bay, Road Work Pact anese pounded the island. Six- anese at bay and supported the classified as a narcotic, to bring In Motel held out for four months in the teen thousand Japanse shells fell beleaguered forces at Bataan are state law in line with the federal RED BANK VISITORS At School face of fierce, point-blank Japan- on Corregidor in one day alone. Is Authorized still there, some of them still in statutes. RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs. RUMSON — The installation of ese bombardment before finally The tunnel, like the other in- Holdup WEST LONG BRANCH - The the last firing positions fixed by Lyman C. Van Inwegan, St. Pe- a 2,400 foot lateral extension to surrendering May 6, 1942. stallations, has hardly been Borough Coun cil yesterday their American crews before the BACK FROM CAMP tersburg, Fla., formerly of Red NEW YORK - A grand jury septic tank facilities at Forrest It was the last stand of Amer- touched since the war ended. A awarded a contract for next surrender. MIDDLETOWN — Garry Pack Bank and Little Silver, were yesterday indicted five men here dale School was completed this ican forces in the Philippines, year's road maintenance to Fred few weeks ago part of the celling r, son of Mr. and Mrs. George guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin O- for conspiracy in the $5,290 hold- week. The guns, rusted by the but it was a glorious one. Said McDowell of Neptune whose bid collapsed, preventing passage Packer, 10 Florence Rd., has Lomerson. 50 West Front St. for up July 13 of Jockey Henry Block Thomas Farrell, Shrewsbury Gen. Douglas MacArthur, who weather and twisted by Japanese through. jcontractor, completed the work was lowest of three at $6,232. completed a month of camping two weeks recently. and two other men at the Foun- shells, sit silent in a series of at Camp Arrowhead, Marlboro, well ahead of schedule,, accord- Other bidders were: C. H, Sut- The record of attempts to re- Mr. and Mrs. Van Inwegen tains Motel, Long Branch, N. J. batteries built of thick concrete. and will spend the remainder of ing to Superintendent Francis phen. Freehold, $6,585 and Ricci store Corregidor is a story in It- sailed recently on the new liner All five pleaded not guilty in The concrete itself is pock- he summer with his aunt, Mrs. Hockey. Mr. Farrell's deadline! River Plaza Bros., Wanamassa, $6,779. > self. France for a two month tour of General Sessions Court and will marked with thousands of bullet Agnes Tansey of Fair Haven. England, Scotland and Wtlct. face trial in the fall. was the middle of August. The firemen's fair ends tomor- The contract Is subject to the holes. For many years, starting in Early in the year the school's 1953, bills were presented to the Block and his brother, Karl row. It's being held opposite approval of the state Highway There are skeletons of large Block, a jockey-agent, and a sewerage facilities became par- Chris' Store. Department. U. S. Congress to appropriate 7.S tially incapacitated due to sludge. friend, retired Philadelphia auto Council also granted permission million dollars for a Corregidor The septic tank field, which had dealer David Miller, were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Porzio and for the West Long Branch Jay- memorial. A design for a large, become over saturated, was Bridge Club aroused from their sleep at the family are vacationing in Ver- cees to erect 10 signs bidding elaborate memorial was ap- temporarily relieved by pump- motel at about 5 a.m. by three mont for three weeks. "Welcome" at entrances to the proved by an American commis- ing. Lists Winners > armed men. borough. They will comply,with sion. Completion of the sewer work Detective Capt. Joseph Purcell Twenty-six boys of Boy Scout building code regulations. MIDDLETOWN — The Com- But nothing happened. The bills of' Long Branch has said they clears the way for Red Bank Troop 32 recently visited Forest- munity Duplicate Bridge Club never got through Congress. have identified one of the five architect Bernard Kellenyi to blirg, Jack o'Grady and Burt Me- played a 17-table Mitchell game Then last March, Under Sec- indicted as having been one of take plans for the borough's pro- Rinnan assisted on the trip. Donath Ends Course Wednesday night in The Oaks. retary of State George Ball told the gunmen. He is William Tur- posed new primary school before Winners, north and south, were In Supply and Parts the Philippine government the lington, 25, of Queens. the state Board of Health. Billy Frake, Roosevelt Cir., re- Gordon Irwin, Fair Haven, play- State Department had given up Turlington and another of the The Board of Education had re- cently celebrated his birthday. FORT EUSTIS, Va. - Army ing with David Woodward, Little hope for the proposed memorial. five, Charles Delcore, 21, of Man- quested the architect to post- Pvt. Dennis C. Donath, son of Silver, first; Mrs. William Novo- Instead Ball proposed a "more hattan, also were indicted yes- pone that appointment until the Debbie Fix, daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Donath, grod, Asbury Park, with Mrs. terday for possession of drugs, septic tank project was com and Mrs. Jack Fix, Roosevelt 88 East Bergen PI., Red Bank, Helen Levy, also of Asbury Park, modest but no less appropriate Their arrest in a midtown res- pleted to avoid confusion at the Cir., celebrated her third birth- N. J., recently completed with second, and Mrs. Samuel Neu- memorilaization of the individu- taurant came while allegedly state level. day with an outdoor birthday par- honors the six-week supply and wirth, Elberon, with William Es- als and principles tested at Ba- selling marijuana to a detective Mr. Kellenyi's plans for the new ty for relatives and neighborhood parts specialist course at The berg, al» of Elberon, third. taan and Corregidor." s PROFITS w o posed as a drug user. school, which will be located be- children. Transportation School, here. East and west winners were The gist of the new plan: Clean Tlie other three suspects in the hind Forrestdale School, include Donath entered the Army last William Novogrod playing with up the island; turn the jungle in' alleged holdup conspiracy are Eu- alternate provisions for septic Mr- and Mrs. Howard Kennedy, February and completed basic Irving Levine, Deal Park, first; to a park; restore the historic gene Ervellno, 26, Brooklyn; tanks or a package sewer plant. 12 Brook St., recently had as training at Fort Dix. Edward Stevens, Red Bank, with installations; build sufficient BUILD Nicholas Atberti. 48, Passaic, a The state agency will make the guests Mrs. Kennedy's uncle and The 22-year-old soldieldier Is a 1958 Mrs. Rodney Meltzer, Oakhurst roads and provide transportation decision. firmer ooliceman, and Edwin aunt from Seattle, Wash. graduate of Red Bank High second, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich- and other acilities for visitors Fuchs. 32, Hackensack. School. ard Nankivell. Middletown. Forget about a fancy monument. FASTER Turlington came under Inves- Mrs. Fred Davis and children The response here was mixed. tigation last spring when he re- Highlands Roosevelt Cir., are vacationing EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blalcb The Philippine government's Na- ported to police the discovery of in New Hampshire and visiting tional Shrines Commission draft- LuAnn Sciortino, daughter of WITH the body of Henry Ogden Phipps. Mrs. Davis' sister. THESE TWO NEIGHBORS HAVg f A Mr. and Mrs. John J. Sciortino, ed a plan for Corregidor that gen 33, a prominent social figure, at [6 Bay Ave., recently celebrated gEgNESreMP/NSTHeiPLAWMS **« - Vl erally corresponds to Ball's sug- his home on Long Island. An au- her eighth birthday with a fam-1 The Boys' Club is sponsoring gestions—but decided to go it topsy indicated Phipps died of an INTO THE VACANT LOT BETWIEEM ^ REGISTER ily party in her home. another teenage block dance in alone, at least for the time being. overdose of drugs, police said. the parking lot of Chris' Store SO LONG THeV THINK 1 Work has already started at Aug. 10 from 8:30 till 11 p.m. Douglas Finlay recently re- clearing ' Corregidor's jungle CLASSIFIED turned home after two weeks of brush. The commission has ap- JCP&L Station special training at Davisville, A triple birthday celebration proved a plan calling for expen- R.I., for atomic damage control. was held for the Maresca family diture of a little more than one Douglas, who is the son Of Mr. Brook St., at the home of Mr. million dollars to cover the basic ADS Irks Residents Of and Mrs. Edward A. Finlay, and Mrs. Harold Raymond, Key- work of restoring the island. Prospect St., is employed at Fire port, Sunday. All of this "money would come Insurance Rating Organization in from the Philippine government W. Lonsj Branch Newark. Mr. and Mrs. George Tylukl, and private contributions. The 17 Brook St., Mr. and Mrs- Thom- WEST LONG BRANCH—There program would go on regardless as Gambacorta, 11 Brook St., and •re a number of things that the Mr. and Mrs. William Hodge, of whether the U. S. government Mr. and Mrs. Michael Barna, 380 Navesink Ave., recently spent offered to help—or whether such residents near the Jersey Central Keansburg, attended the Starlight a week vacationing at Portland, an offer, was accepted by the Power and Light Company's new Theater in the Monmouth Shop- Maine, visiting their son, Pvt. Philippines. operating station don't like. ping Center, Eatontown, Saturday Ten persons attended the Bor- William Hodge, who is serving There is no doubt, however, with the Army. night. They saw "Once More With ough Council meeting yesterday Feeling" in which Byron Mabe, a that the United States—or at to register complaints and ask least the State Department- Mr. and Mrs. Alton Parker, resident of Mlddletown, was one for action. Mayor Fred W. Schanz of the stars. Mr. Mabe has also wants to help. assured them that a conference North St., has as a house guest, In fact it is known the depart- Mrs. Myrtle Lawrence, Military been active in the Spotlight between officials of the borough ment feels a Corregidor memo- Park, Fla. Mrs. Lawrence, Plavers and directed the "Moon and the power company will be rial must be a joint American prior to moving to Florida, re Is Blue." held within a week in hopes of Filipino effort, because of the is- sided on Second St. with her "ironing out at least a few of late husband, William Lawrence. land's significance to both coun- the grievances.." I Mrs. Lawrence is a past presi- Dance Tonight tries. The station, which began oper- dent of the Ladies' Auxiliary of © Kiot Futuru SgnuHatt, Int. 19C2. World rijhli nunti. nm But the Philippine government RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The ating Monday, is back of Bele- Twinlight Post, American Le- is tired of waiting. third in a series of six teenage vuel Dr. home of Mrs. Rosalie gion. Fergasso. She says she is irked dances being sponsored by the by the mercury vapor floodlights Recreation Committee will be Miss Betty Kehoe. Washington held tonight at the West Keans- and asked that they be replaced Ave., and her uncle and aunt, with lamps not so bright. burg Playground, starting at 8 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Wood, p.m. Every day more and more modern, progressive Mrs. Fergasso also called a Willis PI., recently returned Chain link fence surrounding the home after visiting Mr. Wood's The dances are held each Fri-, businessmen are turning to Classified to help station an eyesore, and asked that parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert day night, alternately at the j • them increase their sales and profits ... it be beautified with webbing or IV. Wood and family, Bonne- Town Hall, Beers Street Play- And, they're using result-getting Classified Ads ground and the' West Keansburg shrubbery. Terre, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Wood for good, common sense reasons. Playground. Mrs. Ruth Dengler of Mon- and family visited for two weeks. mouth Rd, questioned the legal- A musical festival is scheduled Register Classified Ads give you a special ity of the industrial use of which Miss Cathy Breunninger, for Aug. 28 at Town Hall at 7 advantage no other advertising medium offers. p.m. in conjunction with the sum •n access road is he ing put. It daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gil- Classified goes straight to your bait prospects, mer recreation program activ- runs adjacent to her property. bert Breunninger, East . Bruns- the people who deliberately seek-out your ities. Arts and crafts will be She also "complained of noisy wick, recently visited for a week displayed. Children at the various ad because they have already decided to buy. trucks at all hours. at the home of her uncle and Now they want to decide "where" and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. playgrounds are practising for Mrs. Byron Anderson of Parker the festival under the direction from "whom." Rd. said the removal of topsoil, Finlay and family of Prospect St. of Michael Cleffi, program di- some of which she claims be- rector and the various field di- Register Classified Ads are inexpensive ... longs to her, Is creating a dust rectors. making it possible for you to advertise every problem. Mrs. Violet Anderson of First St is a patient at the Monmouth A field day and a second Youth day. You never .miss a prospect when he Medical Center. Day are being scheduled. The comes into the market. Two Emergency new Schaufier Franzen Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Lucas in West Keansburg is being pre- Register Classified Ads are flexible — Resolutions OKd and Mrs. Lucas' mother, Mrs. pared for landscaping. easily changed to meet new selling opportunities. Margaret Mohr, 127 Navesink When teamed with your display advertising OCEANPORT — Borough Ave., will leave tomorrow for a ON MOTOR TRIP Council last night sought to raise visit with their son and daugh- HOLMDEL — Mr. and Mrs. they give you a 1-2 punch that means $13,000 with the passage of two ter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edward J. Navin and sons Scott more sales. emergency resolutions. Lucas, Fayettevllle, S.C., and Edward and Christopher Glenn. Funds in the amount of $10,000 their son-in-law and daughter, 26 Maurice Ave., and Mrs. Ju- Don't miss out on the increased profits you are needed, according to the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Waite ofi lia Salano, Hazlet, left yester- deserve to have. Dial SH I-0010 today for an resolution, for the repair of bor- Durham, N.C. day on a motor trip to Wollas- experienced account representative who will ough streets damaged in the ton, Mass. holp you plan your ads and explain the storm of March 6. Mrs. Ida Howell, First St., Is They will join Mr. and Mrs. low commercial rates. The remaining $3,000 would fi- a patient at the Shrewsbury Navin's daughters Bonnie Lee nance the laying of water main Manor Nursing Home, Shrews- and Barbara Jean who have been vacationing with their grand- r,n Sagamore Ave., Smith St., bury. NEGLECTED MEMORIAL — Visitors examine the remains of a 12-inch gun that Portaupeck Ave<, Seneca Ave., mother there. Register Classified Ads •nd Adrian Ave. The eighth birthday of Stuart helped Corregidor hold out under Japanese attack for four'months in the early days The state Board of Local Kins, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart It adds upl More and more of World War II in the Pacific. Plans ai'e under way to restore the three square mile for increased sale* and profits Government will b« petitioned King, South Bay Ave., was re- people use The Register ads each island in Manila Bay as a memorial to the American and Filipino soldiers who died for permission to appropriate the cently celebrated with a party issue because results come fast- unbudgeted monies. given In his honor In his home, er.—Advertisement. there. ' 40-42 Broad St. SH LOO 10 Red Bank IB—Friday; August 3, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER , AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AMI TRUCKS AUTOS ASP TRUCKS »OATS t> ACCfSSOWB KxttAVhT 1MI CADILLAC, — H»r4W». lw UH CHSVBOLET - SroofcKM sta- m KxttAVhThT mtmn — **» tion WIJOO, two-door. Ratio, kuur, full rase tnftot. MOO or best AtlNOtmetMIHTS UJST AND 70UMS •Ire*, DMT bbaooaarr. motor recentlsuny warroot. ue, tm. » tut, jurno n. HMJMMTS tnunntiudea, •utrUM M2-JG43 between S sjid I p.m. •aiUM. radio,, b*«l*r, and suExce-llton roolt MWT AMD FOUNP ton — ToncM «»U nxu*c JUJU« M 3t ml In ptt rsJloo. Elll (I/PKR *_ tUMlo», tk- *MHSO. m J-MTl. OUTBOAJtO HlflOK — BltuM t ttciOttr Ks.fr )Uvtn Utonry, Fritfa; Cell TtT-weO . « t.m. , UM» mitn, creim Very itttis uae, A-l eoodiuon. ar ruJto, wetatr •»'iu»s tmt 27, 6H MTt». tW PLYMOUTH «AWY - OooO rub- vary «ao4. ,2M-UCS tout odcr. . mill*, dtU Asfclitf fl,2W. Cell bttter. •U»SM vtSB tf% turn Viol* An., . OJI (.Her « »m- ier, transportation, automatic. Cut be CA r tni, S7M. on ma*. l-yatr f anwoi WXTT — Admlr*! Ftrra^ut Ac«4eoi: iwa anytime «l 61 NavMlnk Ave, Eut 1W* Ofm, STATION WAOOH — Coral i(i' COWBT satfbo«t. If on Tow" aid rise. 1M0 dtte. lnKltll K.F.O. Ktw»r< {eansburg. and wbtte. Best offtr. MOTOR SCOOTERS - Hnr (cwt-l 1M7 ONE-TOH We* up Dongs triieji. boat, 90 fa.* Johnaoo .laotrle »t«rt. \JOSt — Do(. Mut snd white, put 8H J-TWl. 7I7-3281 Long, only M poundi, two models. |l«l Good tires, motor overhuiled. »100. TRAJIXR sujjpa INC. fully edulppeil. PHM« tor quloa sale. OOInifttiM ftfid BtiHl hound. Answers •S3 8TUDEBAKKR — Omd condition. and fl79. Carry In ear or boat. Cush- Call CO iroret, alter 6 p.m. R/rats UO Robblttsrllls. rl. 4 SH 7-1659. - -' • Obtdlsh." Reward. CO 4-LOST — Puibook R MI08, rinds '•» Urji and battery, MOO firm. Call 19W PONTIAC — Low mlleaie. Haw- ta nun* of ploss« return to Monmouth Count' klni Qarue, corner W. Berien and man, Lambretta and Vespa dealers. m T-UM MM. National Bank, Red Bank. X) 4-7030. Bridie Avt.. Red Bank. BH T-8M1, Boat, 8ki and Scooter Cenur, It White MUST SELL THIS WEEK [XJ8T — Dot, white with buck spots. 955 CHRYSLER — flood statfon car. St.. feed Bank. BH 11151. 1M2 Chevrolet Impala. 340 h.p. tour- RUMSON YACHT BASIN part Dalmitlirt, part terrier. Answers ilOO. CORVAIR — 19«1 RampiWe Pick-up. spsel transmlision. posltractlon, many SH 1-O7M Radio. - heater, Standard transmission. ISM PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE. Push other eilrai. 12.850. BH 7-OM1 alter 5 First Street 842-3300 to "Bo*o," child's pet. Reward. CO «- button, good tlrei, radio, heatar, ex- AUTO PARTS—REPAIRS <31T. AUTOS AND TRUCKS Bicellent condition. HO 2-53U evenings. p.m. •• ___^ 867 FORD STATION WAGON — Auto- 1959 CADILLAC — WWte convertible, cellent running condition, tsoo. OS IBM CORVETTE ENGINE — 283 DlocL Ready to tarve you with COST — Very l»rje llrht'COlorH Oer- 1958 FIAT 600 nation wainn. 38.00 natlc trlnimlulon. Excellent condition. 3076. 1983 FORD — Two-door. Beit offer. Kebored-chroma rings, solid Utters, new £25. Call 8H 7-5058. equipped. 32,000 mllrs. superb. BH 1- »SJI Shepherd, Monday ^uly 30, n«»r miles, new battery, as 1> S179. 195 0069. M2-2839 after 5:30. 1960 THUNDKRBIBD convettible. bur- Sea at 42 John »t. crunk and cam. All assembled ready to Honmouth Bbopplns; center. Answers to PLYMOUTH four-door »tdan, run 859 DODGE CORONET — Complete gundy with white top, power steering, Red Bmr go, also 1B57 Corvette Uiree-speed syn- TEXACO '•Rex." Licence UK R«w«rd. I.I 2-2IM- good, any reasonable offer. OS 1-2966 iqulpment Including now tires. 9895 STATION WAOON — 1859 FoM. four power windows, radio, heater, 92,495. cro mesh tranimllslon and new heavy, 7an b« teen at Commuter's Eaio, 47 door, radio, heater. Interior-exterior 8H 7-1148. IBM RAMBLER AMERICAN — Two-duty* clutch and pressure piste. 787- FIRE CHIEF AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS ntrewsbury Ave., Red Bank. pleasing. Two anow tires. BH 7-6517. door, loaded, automatic, mech»nicaty »57l. Call between 3 smd 8 p.m. 1S64 CHEVROLET — Elgtit-pasaenger perfect, accept trade of station wagon SKY CHIEF MARINE station wagon, clean. OLD8MOBILB 9S. or 1700. Call gH 1-58K. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1963 sedan. «9B. Dwyar'a aarvlcaj Sta- , DIESEL CHIEF tion, Hwy 35, Mlddletown. 19S8 FORD FAIRLANE — «0 convert- •OATS ft ACCESSORIES ible. Very good condition. Best offer. TEXACO OUTBOARD '057 PONTIAC STATION WAOON — 1 Grand Ave., Atlantic Highland!. BOAT TRAILERS — Boiton Whalers, A QUIET WORD TO A LARGE SELECTION OF Hint-passenger one owner., SI7S. Call Aero Craft. Hydrodyne. BelAIr pon- MOTOR OIL .•87-181D. t»o3 CHEVROLET — Two-door hsn toon. Also.. asilnsh, BunfUh — Foim- 1M0 VAUANT — Four-door lllu da top).. good running condition. Must isl FUtetlsli. Only IW.60. Mercury dealers HAVOLINE GUARANTEED luxe, V200, ridlo. tinier, low mileage, !5. 842-2590. evenings. and service, mid-season specials. Boar one owner. 01 1-0441. 1125. •kl * Scooter Center, 71 White It. MOTOR OIL BARGAIN HUNTERS.. 1938 CHEVROLET — Classic condltiot Red Bank. BH 1-U2<. USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED 19<1 PORD RANCH WAQ.ON — Sacri radio hrater, beautiful throughout. Ei cellent for youth driver. BH 7-2S76. INSURANCE — Marlns. outooardall TEXACO ""• OB 1-2905 rorms. Morton Waterburjr, Realtor. since 1B25. it W Front St., SH 7-350)1 CREDIT CARDS HONORED NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY 1991 CADILLAC Coup* de Vine, power INHERITED THIRD CAR — Will sa DODGE, DART, AND seats, power windows, power brakes, rifle* 1951 Buick, whltewalls. radi( BAROAIN — Any ooai you »»oi to FREE: Cruising Chart «n«J power steering, wbltewall tires, im- heater. Excellent condition. Must b uwn. Exw bank ratea Flnaneint ar maculate condition. Call alter < p.m. «een. Jt». Alter 6 p.m. SH 18042. ran-rtmests completed ID one call at Tide Tables SH 1-8641. any ol our of Dees. THE HONMOUTH ' 125 NEW COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SB I' COMPACT LANCER DEALER 1959 STATION WAOON — Ford Coun- 19M PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE — Fu 1959 CHK1S CRAFT — UW runabout try Bqulre. Excellent condition, power. Must be seen to be appreciated inon 18 h-p. Evlnrude, deck windshield, rad OB 1-2796 435 River Rd.. Fair Haven. 18' OLD TOWN B80 boat with 1961 and black. Fast boat asking S2ML Rum- 40 h.p. Evlnrude motor, completely son. 842-1111, 1956 PLYMOUTH — Wour-door. econom- 1990 JEEP — Four-wheel drive, cai equipped, electric starter, used very BKIPF — Sheltered cabin navy ical stx-cyllnder. standard shllt, orig- vas top and curtain, new tlrel, perfei lltUe coat 12,300. Bargain at top two bunks, head, two fish walls, FORDiSThunderbird inal two-tone finish. Clean car, p«rfect FRANK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. condition. 1595. Rumson. 8U-U11. Phone 7470485. After S p.m. " 95 h.p: Ctirls Craft engine. Ideal for condition. K50., Call 787-1634. flihlnit and family pleasure. SH 7-S7S1. 11' RUNABOUT — 40 h.p. outDO Over SO Years Selling Automobiles 1957 FORD — Pickup truck, good con- 19S8 Riviera Bulck — Four-door hart motor with electric itarter, steering SAILBOAT — Sneakbor. Marconi rig. dition. SS50. 195S CADILLAC four-door top. power steering, radio and beatei wheel, controls add windshield. Excel- jib and mainsail, 16' sails. Used two 149 W. Front St. Red Bank sedan, good condition, $700. Call 7S7- whltewalK, Very good condition. SH ' lent condition. 8H 1-8086. weeks. Flberglas bottom. Excellent con- • COMET SH 1.1296 9448. 7714. dition. «34S. Call HU T-SSS* after 6 1959.27' LUHR8 SKIFF — Oulrlgjers, p.m. or 7(l-M05. • METEOR AUTOS AND TRUCKS flytnx bridge, many extras. "Kit Kat. ' AUTOS AND TRUCKS Call after 6. TW 5-3120. IS' YELLOW JACKET — Windshield, • MONTEREY steering and hardware (300. 635 Poole MERCURY Iff.1061 THOMPSOrf Club Crulaette Ave. Union Beach. CO 443S3. wltn 75 h.p. Oil electric shift Bvln- rude. Will sleep two on full cuahlons SPEED SKIFF — IS'. 95 h.p. Inboard. Haa head, 30-(al. Monti (as tank, ship- (790. NOW'S THE TIME to-ahora radio, electric bilge pump, bow 842-0137 pulpit, compass, brome outrigger fit- FIRST S1200 TAKES thtl 3T Sklft. TO BUY! ting, rul] canvas top, side, back cov- Motor new condition, head. •Uctric LINCOLN CONTINENTAL COLOR SALE er. Less than 10 hours on motor. Ask- bllce. food value. 842-1805. ing 12,750. Call 8<2-2Q5« after 6:30 p.m 1059 — 22' Chris Craft sea skiff. IDS AUGUST h.p. Mahogany interior and trim. Navy MARINE SUPPLIES top with side curtains and complete ON 1962 Everything For The Boatman. New cockpit cover. Head In forward com- USED Jersey's largest marine supply house. partment. Completely equipped. Used £vlnrude Sales and Service 104 hours. HHe new, must be sesn to appreciate. Can be seen and demon- THE BOATMAN'S SHOP ntrated at Cosst Yacht Worki, nun M Wharf Ava. Red Bank PI., Red Bank. BH 1-5780 CARS 1962 RAMBLERS Open Sundays and Holidays RENAULT DAUPHINES ft a.m.-l p.m. $2,400 INCLUDES BE3PF8 — 1957 Luhrl, 21' cabin, head, Owens 1M0. 66 h.p.. only li'l hours. JET DRIVE '55 MERCURY Monterey Wagon - very clean 450. Full equipped, good shape, In water, Buy a Special Color • Get a Special Prieel Oil filter, undercoating, $ glMO. Cost 12000 last year. Many e»- •56 FORD Country Squire, FOM, P.Steer. 550. ceramic muffler and tail tras. BOWTBLU I91-210O. 21' Jartay Skiff '57 FORD Country Sedan, Bargain 595. pipe. New double safety DEMONSTRATOR •57 FORD Fairlane Victoria. Fordomatic 695. RUMSON YACHT BASIN Sensational In shallow areas* '57 brake system. 1760 FORD Country Squire, FOM, P.Steer. 695. •57 FORD Fairlane 500, 4-Dr. HT. FOM, P.Steer. 750. I AS TRADED SPECIAL . . . First Street 842-2300 SQUAN OUTBOARD •59 Ht. 70 and upper Manuauaa Rlvar CHEVROLET '/4 Ton Pick-up 795. Sales & Service. Bridge. Brlelle, N. J. '58 FORD Fairlane "500" 4-Dr. HT, P.Steer., FOM 895: VALIANT 4-Dr., radio and heater 1095. 1 1957 MERCURY '60 32" Cabin Cruiser $2,200 I.*TE 1960 Crestilnar. ir Bbargtai with '58 RAMBLER Custom Wagon, like new 950. 73^ h.p. Evlnrude. full canvaa, tilt trail- •58 '60 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4-Dr., auto., R/H 1295. 28" Olsen Sea Skiff, 165 h.p. M.500 FORD Country Squire, 9 Pass., FOM, P.Steer. 995. I 2-Dr. Wagon. Auto., <£3QC 27' Elco, 95 hp Chris-Craft $1,800 er, ski bar, two gas tanks, approxi- •59 FORD Custom "300" Fordor Fordomatic 995. '59 STUDEBAKER 2-dr. H.T. Auto. R/H I own. 1095. mately 75 hours. Transferred, aaerttlee '60 i Radio, Heater. One owner -»P0 # O 25' Chris-Craft, 185 hp, 1961 $4,500 price. LI 2-3075. RAMBLER Custom 4-Dr., very nice 1050. MERCURY 9 Pass. Wgn., R/H, auto. 25" Richardson Skiff $3,250 13V WOODPUBSY _ Dacron and col- '59 MERCURY Monterey 2-Dr., Mcrcomatic 1095. '58 ton sails. Mooring complete. Asking •59 23' Cabin, 60 hp, (329. Make offer. Moving out of stale. FORD Galaxie 4-Dr. HT, FOM, 6 Cyl. 1250. P.S., I owner 1075. Chris-Craft .- $2,500 '60 FALCON Deluxe 2-Dr. Fordomatic 1295. Trailer, (60. SH 1-T199. 'SO I960 OPEL—radio, heater, clean $295 '58 MERCEDES-BENZ 190 1475. 17' Thompson Outboard, 23' MAYCRAFT cabin cruiser, roll VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, 11.000 miles. like new 1295. 1962 $1,700 hei/V bunk, galley plus ECONOVT. •59 excellent condition. In water. CO t-0M3. •59 FORD 8 Pass. Country Sedan Sta. Wag., FOM 1350. 1959 PEUGEOT—station wagon, grey $1095 '58 FORD 4-Dr. Fairlane. auto., R/H, PS 950. WKt IT THOMP8ON with to h-p. John FORD Galaxie 4-Dr. HT, FOM, P.Steer.. very clean 1450. sort outboard motor. Call LI 2-1512 •61 FORD Fairlane 4-Dr. Sed., Standard Trans. 1495. 1959 GOLIATH—two-dr. sedan, white (395 '58 VAUXHALL 4-Dr. Wgn.. R/H 595. aftar 7:30 p.m. •62 1USINESS NOTICES '60 VOLKSWAGEN Sedan, 3,000 miles 1595. •58 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, standard 695. \ WANTED FORD Country Squire, FOM, P.Steer. 1650. 1960 RAMBLER—four-dr. sed., Super, air conditioning $1295 TURNABOUT. Oood Condition. Call FOR TREE WORK, C*O trao service. •61 FORD Galaxie 2-Dr. HT, FOM, P.Steer. 2050. '57 OLDSMOBILE 98, 4-dr., full power, R/H 895. BH 1-8603 Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI •61 1959 RAMBLER—American two-dr. sedan, one owner $895 11' RUNABOUT — U h.p. Evlnrnde 20 for tree estimates. Full Inmruea '61 FORD Convertible, FOM, P.Steer. 2195. "57 BUICK 4-Dr. Sedan Special, R/H, PS 675. IBM. Equipped. Inquire coverage. '61 MERCURY Hardtop, Full Power 2195. 1953 CHEVROLET—two-dr. sedan, good transportation $195 872-1220 CHARLES HOWEtt — Uason Con- FORD Country Squire. FOM, P.Steer. 2295. "57 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 2-Dr. H.T., R/H, «• SAILING DINGHY — O'Day. 7-11 tractor. No job too small. »H T-4471 or molded flbergUa hull, no maintenance, SH 1-0172. Sta. Trans. 650. aluminum spars, dacron sail, one.year- old, buying larger boat cost $300 new JOE S10NTANO — Mason Contractor. 30-Day Warranty Bank Financing '57 FORD Fairlane, R/H. Auto. 350. your price »2oo. SH 1-8603. stuccoing plastering, concrete work. 114 Sprlngdale Ave., Red Bank. IB 7- — 1939 LUHRS customized skiff. 5447. '56 CHRYSLER 2-Dr HT, Full Power, auto., R/H 575. 110 h.p. Chrysler, hydraulic controls. RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS Excellent condition. CA 2-0590. TUNE-UP SPECIALIST — Alignment. '55 DE SOTO, R/H, PS. PB. H.T. 395. Brakes. 1-ateet Test Equipment. By ap- DICK and BOB MATTHEWS pointment only. CA 2-5317. '55 PLYMOUTH 4-dr. Sedan. Auto. R/H 395. TRAILER SALE WEEK-ENn PAINTERS — We paint houses inside and out. Fences, garages, AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR ALL TYPES—ALL SIZES etc. Our free estimate will really sur- NEW—USED prise you. Call 8H 1-2599 after • p.m. EXTERIOif]paint!ng,~(139 lor any aver, Renault • Volvo • Peugeot • Triumph Special lightning class axe ranch or Cape Cod house. You ENGLISH SAILBOAT TRAILERS sunply paint. 811 7 9411 or SH 1-783*. 119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK TWIN-BORO RAMBLER JONES BROS. — Painting, contractors. HAROLD KOFOED Interior and exterior. Call IX> C-I131 SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 131 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK IS* West Tront St. Keyport. N. J. or 7870769. OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 SH 1-5886 CO^^ O Sine* 1904 — MONMOUTH * MAPLE. RED BANK OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 SH 7-0040 CHARTER — «0' MattKews, F. B. so dan, sleeps six, auto-pilot, shower, com pletely equipped. Shrewsbury Rental EMPLOYMENT Corp.. Fair Haven. EH 71881. HELP WANTED-FEMALE IS' SOAT — Flberglased, in water. H0U8E WORKER — Live In, care of (12(. 16' Cape Cod, as is. Cl firm. children, laundry. Other help ka.pt, ref- OS 1-1567 after 5. erences, permanent. 8H 1-3458. ir JERSEY SPEED SKIFF — New STATISTICAL TYPIST-SECRETARY — cedar planked hull. Must sell. Call For CPA: aome steno. Handwrtte re- SH 1-5130. sume lo p. o. Box 947, Had Bank. YOU MUST LOOK 14' RUNABOUT — 25 h.p. Evlnrude engine, controls and trailer. £350. Phone ea-zwt. OPERATORS Bewlag xnachlns opir Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan '55 Chfvy Station Wagon REGISTERED NURSE — B to 3 or 8 Jfany other• to chooie from. a l. Apply 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Rlvtr- YOU! re*t Nursing Home, Chapln Ave., Red Bank. Buy a Quality Imported Automobile! 158 IM Art., Ail. Highlands TEACHER — Certified first and second I960 CHEVROLET grades. Oakhurat Country Day School. '•>•>.- HI". I. V..1-II1 „( Ill ,u.. KB 1-1500. 9-Pa$$. Station Wagon 291-1101 • Op™ 'til 9 p.m. 6-cylinder, powerglide AUTOS AND TRUCKS '62AUSTIN-HEALEY$I795 •61 BORGWARD . $I495'V Sprite. Rdstr. Like new. 7,200 miles W/B. 2-df. sedan, blue/red leather. Demonstrator „ $ no mileage, full guarantee.. i ti 1959 CHEVROLET '61 AUSTIN-HEALEY$2I95 Impala Convertible, V-8 I Deluxe Rdstr. W/F- Wire wheels radio, heater, powerglide '59 MGA $1195 : Roadster, red, R/H, W/W tires WE NEED !'6I MGA $1795 , Rdstr. W/R. Wire wheels '59 KARMANN Ghia $l495'vi 1957 CHEVROLET Conv., R/H, white, Abauth muffler, Bel Air, 4-Door Sedan ! '57 CORVETTE $1495 Pirelli tires R&H, 6-cyl., powerglide : R/H. W/R. USED CARS '61 HILLMAN $1295 '58 CORVETTE $1995' 3-speed, W/R, 2 tops, R/H, W/W \ 1957 DODGE 4-dr. sedan, black, w/w tires, R/H, auto. 4-Door Sedan, V-8 '61 LAMBRETTA $250 'Bh OPEL $350 R&H, P.S., Auto. Trans. Scooter, extra equip. 9 months old. Convertible, black TRADE NOW '61 FIAT $1795 •54 MG TF $1195?' Convertible. Spyder '1200' Roadster

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••L4-i:J-; ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK; Cju % .soli 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK SH 7-4500 OPEN EVENINGS < • t\->>u-f-f(/• { <{(!>:./.u' 'fin.fiitnit SH 1-3130 \'jQ Nowman Spcncji Kd. lY\ 1-0910 Rod Bank HELP WANTED—FEMALE BUSINESS OPP08TUNTTIES FOR SALE PITS AND LIVESTOCK FURNISHED ROOMS HOUSES FOR SALE RED BANK REGISTER Friday, August 3, 1962-49 RaJfD WsWwM AMD OFstRATORa DOCTORCTORS — Pajtoar* wanteanted tor emrsemrs. wrovw novrt — L»««»rni» mg noon iinn MOOMOETOOUUU I CCoaetrt . I haha»h »< POfBCHXR POP*— AXC gg ROOMS — H*wiy d* rnJam-BT «M4r vork, tall <» p*jt must ssxrifice. aled. P/jrsx« cisLraAe*, MUU&M room- laBe, UKnO. for ltnaMil the luus,ls locsl j and staltl e ApprovalAppl. TW-41O stock, «ax«Ssnt witch dog, quirt <3 Pettrs PL. Red %*iit btrwato CA mar time, Irving Utlefct Co., 1601 lai A Am ie«0y to bulli For Ufk. OB tor c«agulai fruxlotM »*rs«o, UH f >vin«iii omr, m-mn *!**»& QYER A 9UARTER CENTURY tU; swivel chairs, tixifl; tyeewrlttra AC iv tlbctrle kuxh»n. f-'wr wmn, y*t [,,r irtMUrrtt, tUT" tir*. Oreat omortttf^ty owctr wttb s« 00: ««*!*« lre«, uiti «tc. RUKlUt HOUX - rert4»ntlsl. 9H J«H S'JMllly, AiWr,r gS5,OO0. Terms. I 26 Z. grind St. Cat,* Cos! tm «ul«t deAd-*no Member Multiple Llttlne Service O. MCIJB KJ K irsii! lAi yjD KOOUJi — Clean tbd com sirtet, to finest nviichborrjofta*. Just . LINING MAKERS CHAJH - Couch, famp and u.M«, sl os i-vrsf. torUble, IttAsonablt ra>tcs. Oartt minutes to R«d Bank •LaUon. t>nl Xj.Antt.fl lloUi makers lot efcll Un« l*.wn mower. «le. KeMonitls. ot tit set, and lave. lU.tOO. Call SH 7-17M4'4% MORTGAGE — Yes, VA%<, Fine neighborhood. Pretty dr«jr# amd l*ol*»^ coatcoa* end car coatscoats. Gentlemen preferred. « Wallaca FIM* wr*. Wmn 43o*t CCo. . 23 BBridg BE YOUR OWN BOSS 811 1M82. split level. Three bedrooms. Recreation room. l'/j baths. Ga- A»«.. KU Bank. Run a Oulf Bervice Station. Zntereatln RIAL ISTAT1 FOR RENT RUUsJON HOTBL rage. Large plot. Asking $19,950. General Bervlces Administration RESIDENTIAL INCOME BAUJDT AND TAP TEACHIR — Wtl out-door work, good Income, High vo APARTMENTS Oracloui living, charmtog aimuphart urn. station located on Ons or two-room suites, day, week l». Free parking. with dining area, dining room, HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? screnns and stdrm windows. Located unusual opportunity. Asking $69,500. SALES Your credit la good. First and seeo MADISON QARDSNB n-i IOOTISO lot Nenr shonnlnK rente living room with fireplace, sun Location of Property: 132 South Bt. SH 1-763! and achoo.. Call owner, SH 1-3196. room, screened porch, patio montages. SH 1-4344 or FO 3-2601. RIVERFRONT ACRE — Charming eight-room Colonial. Log- FULL OR PART TIME Army-Air .Force Exchange, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — UnfurnHhc LUXURIOUS NKW split level hornt with barbecue, basement, garage. In the Matawan-Hazlr-t area. Ho Building #1109, For Monmouth large apsnmsnt. All modern convetil Exclusive neighborhood, entrance foy burning fireplace. Oil heat. Spacious porch. Secluded grounds. pllallxatltro Plan, wonderful advanci encei. Good residential neighborhood er, living room, format dtning room, $24,900. Lovely trees. Asking $35,000. Taxes $800. ment opportunity, car necessary, yea; MERCHANDISE New Jersey. Call 301-1039. extra large kitchen, three bedrooms, round position. Apply 9:30 tr> 10:30. 2>,,ii bathsb, , familyy rooo m with fireplace, FOR SALE Inspection Dates: RT. 34 HOLMDEL — Opposite Re< p 804 River Road SHadyside 7-4100 Fair Haven, N. J. LULLABY DIAPER 8ERVICE Roof Tavern, near Bel] Lab. Fou dend , tvao-catcar r garagearage, < 'i acrere. 127127, ROLAND PIERSON FIVE H.P. AIR COMPRESSOR — 80 August t thru August 14, 1982 rooms and bath, heat, electric IIgh 900. Call bulldier. XI 711 Main gt. Avo garage included, $100 per month, Adulu gallon tank, three-phase. Call from °:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. LUXURY RANCH HOUSE AGENCY FULL DAYS WASHING AND IKONIN SH 7-2080 only. M6-44R3. eicept Saturday and Sunday In Llncroft. Qusillty-bullt home. Llv In i, —Your home or mine. CRIB AND MATTRESS — Kitchen sel THRBE-ROOM Unfurnlahed apan room, formal dining room, four bed- REALTOR BH 7-B277 spectlon may be arranged with ment In Lone Branch. Call CA 2-7441 rooms and tvto haths. maid's room, THE LOW AGENCY Almost new fiber rug, 12x20, bambo and bath. Many other custom features. 300 Half Mile Road, Corner DOMESTIC HBLP WANTED — Qenen drapes, lamps. 291-2050. Sir. H. Fish, Tel: 532-35O5. OA 26734. Seen by appointment only. Executive REALTORS deanlnr, lronlnc. sleep In preferred NEW HOLLYWOOD BED. dishes, ot APARTMENT — 9 Broad St., thre type home. Principals only. BH 1-8EH8. Newman Springs Road Own room. Call SH 1-87(3. er furnishing, rugs, dining room se Sealed Bid Opening: rooms and bath. Heat iuppli«4 yea Price in !40's. 636 River Road Fair Haven Dry goods, Phone SH 7-2249. round. Immedlate> occupuicy. SH 7-0209. (Near Garden State Parkway) SECRETARY — Red Bank, psrt-tlm Thursday. August 16, 1962. SHREWSBURY Four-year-old spill 1 to 0, Monday through Friday. Ac ROCK MAPLE DINETTE with hutel 2:00 P.M., E.D.S.T. OCEAN GROVE — FumUhed or un- level. Living room, dining room, feat-It Red Bank P.O. SH 1-7575 SH 1-4477 Open Every Day curate typing, some steno preferrc cabinet, 165; single bed, complete an furnlihed, 2-3-4-room apartmtnti. Beal kitchen, three bedrooms, l',i baths, rec Call SH 7-3500. night table, S25; matching vanity wit! location. Details PR 5-4780. Bid forms may bs obtained at thi reation room, utility room, basement, MEMBER Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing REOISTXRED NURSE — Parttlmi beautiful mirror,. 115; folding bed am Inspection alts or at the Bid Room FOUR ROOMS — Bath, unfiirnlihed and attached garage. $24,BOO. Call SH Obstetrician's oruee, Haziet. Can si flvelooflve-(oot daybeday! d• with cover, 18 each two people only, Sftft. 406 Hwy 7-5645. OF RED BANK 1-7338. Call 261,8477. 10th floor, General Services Admlnl Mlddletown. SH 7-43B.V MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE RUMSON RANCH tratlon, 30 Church Street, New York T, HOUSEKliEPBKfc-For couple -with on THREE ROOMS Bath, complete!: EDNA M. NETTER Estate Area. If location, trees and shrubbery mean anything to child. Sleep In. References required PAINT DISCOUNTS N. Y. Bids will be received In the Bi furnlihed, eai heat and electric. 190 MIDDLETOWN — Just scross the you, this is it. Three bedrooms, two baths, large living room Call Ml-t7»T between 8O2 noon. Room up to 2:00 P.M., E.D.8.T., Tnura. month. 787-5746. Newly decorated. LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER bridge from Rel Bank, roomy two- Sherwln * Williams. DuPont, Kemtom FAiUdS—HOMES—INDUSTRIAL SITUS with fireplace, dining L. brick patio, modern kitchen with break- OmU WANTED — For pleasant tel< Cook * Dunn. Suva on paints now day. August 16th, at which time the THREE ROOMS—Furnished. 41 Locum bedroom house with expansion attic. fast area, full basement, two-car garage. On VA acres. Asking phone worlc. days or part-time evenlngi will ba publlcally opened and read. Ave. Red Bank. H0LMDEL-COLT8 NECK fireplace, oil rirat, garage on land Apply 106 Shrewsbury Ave.. Red Ban scaped lot wUh trees, curbs and sltte- $34,700.00. « * /i PROWN'S Lt 2-2923 MARLBORO—FREEHOLD A RE A 8 walhs. »14,S00 BH 1.7843 or O8 1-1828. AVON SELLS ITSELF—Full (if pa 32 Broad St. SH 1-7500 Red Ban For further details refer to Bid Ni UNFURNISHED — Three-room apart Dutch Las* Rd., RD l, Marlboro RUMSON , time. Several territories open fo: ment, heat and hot water aupplled, new iix-R0OM~H0ME — With llreplace^ women Interested in having a goot SLENDERIZING EQUIPMENT - Fl GS-O2-U(P)-63-4S. and contact: P.O. Box 325 Many shade trees. Near shopping a-re Older colonial with plenty of charm. Five bedrooms, VA baths, rent or sale; free delivery South Jai iy decorated. One three-room furnished HO 3-41S1 steady Income. Experience unnece «ev SURGICAL SH 1-2614. apartment, alt utlUUea iupplled. In and railroad sutlon. 314 Willow Dr., living room 18x39, fireplace. Separate dining room, large kitchen. sary. BH 1-4343 or write: Mr». Mars' General Services 'Administrate Little Silver. Call owner, BH 7.3338. CRIB — Mattress, chlfrerobe. $80 take eludes new furniture. Call for appotn Nicely landscaped. Two-car garage attached. Lot Is 125x200 ret Oulotta, P. O. Box 100. Red Bank Personat Propertj Division ment, SH 7-0100. LI 2-3781. BEACH AQBNCT all. Excellent rnndltlon. IMMACULATE! seven-room split lev Near schools and transportation. Asking $41,250.00. .SECRETARY — rulMtm* general o Utlllxatlon and Disposal Service TWO ROOMS AND four years old. three bedrooms, l^ Your -wife will love this dean three 8H 1-2411 BATH — Fu: bedroom home with Its lovely kitchen (Ice work, typlnc required, knowledge 30 Church Street nlshed, adults only. baths, two-ear garage, screened porch, ot shorthand. In Keyport area, cal FRIGIDAIRB New YorK t, ft. Y. two-ton air conditioner, beautiful land and tile bsth. Your kids will enjoy saffl NEW ENGLAND CHARM between 1 and 4:30 p.m., 26<-420l Excellent condition. Call after 6 p.m. scaping with full grown trees. Lin- play on landscaped rustic-fenced lot I.I 2-2721 SEA BRIGHT — New three-room apart You will ro for It's (Ine condition and Combining the advantages of the Jersey Shore with tho quaint MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN — Mu: croft 123.800. GET READY FOR FALL SOLID ROCK MAPLE — Twin bed menu, beautifully furnished, yearly low cost. This Is really hard to beat at charm of New England, this Cape Cod offers you line family have knowledge of routine lab proc< 116.50; walnut night table. J6.S0: 6711189 Ha. Rosah Hug, Mock Orange, Alba, block to .mopping center, reasonable, SCENIC DRIVE SPECIAL tractive ialary for reiponnlblft per* Splrea Blllardl. Many others. 3'-r, ten Rambling California Ranch featuring sunlight, fresh air and an CO 4-2664. ____^ NKW BRICK and frtme raised ranch, SET A NEW TV for IS. M(-«733. RUM80M — Tastefully remodeled, six unsurpassed view. This up-to-date home has sunken living room UNFURNISHED APARTMENT—Threi room home with low taxes, makei situated In on« of Rumaon't llntat to GET IT AT "RAINBOW" rooms and bath. Near bus line and rail cations. Eight rooms, five bedrooms with marble fireplace, raised dining room, balconied porch, huge CHARCOAL 39c A BAG jtpad station. BH 7-48»8. this an Interesting buy. Convenlsntl HELP WANTED—MALE BIG DISCOUNTS located. A sound value for the «co three baths, hot water heat, large recreation room with fireplace. Area boasts new regional high THREE-ROOM APARTMENT — Fo: nomlcally minded buyer. Reduced foi trees, St. Leo'a Parish. A very good MILKMAt*' WANTED — Keyport-Mat High trade In. Budget terms. Big L COOK-OUT SUPPLIES r»nt. 1 "t Sh-»wsl)ury Avenue, Ret action 114,300. GLAZCBROOK AGCN buy at 117,000. school and plans for hdyrofoll ferry service to New York in 30 awan eSea. Write to "A. L.", Bo: sortment. Latest portables, console! Bank. SH 7-4497. CY, Avenue of Two Rivers, Rum son. Dial T41-7200 minutes or less. One of Jersey's finest Marinas. Reduced to 511 Red Bank. Hl-Fl's. TV repairs. SH 1-7008. "Rainbow" TV & Hardwan 842-1700. FOUR AND FTVE ROOM — Apart PHILIP J. BOWERS * CO. $47,900.00. YOUNG MAN WANTED for »tocl "Rainbow" TV & Hardwart (Across Acms Lot) Broad, Red Banl ments. All Improvements. TINTON FALLS AREA — Large three Real Estate Since 18D< Oood opportunity, steady only. Wrt REFRIGERATOR — ou range, daven bedroom ranch, two baths, Csllfornli RUMSON — BOATMAN'S DREAM ••A. B," Boi 511. Red Bank. (Across Acme Lot) Broad, Red Ban!"ort and chair, vacuum cleaner, 12x11 787-2138 WALTER S. OVERTON FIVE-PIECE—Limed oak finish, youth Beya cotton rug. twin alze Hollywood ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Small fur style kitchen with dinette, extra large Affiliate Bulkheaded with private dock to deep water. Cape Cod with four TWO CARPENTERS for bedroom suite, Innerspring mattri box springs and mattress. SH 1-4691) niihed apt,, fine section. 6 Third Ave, paneled den with bar. wall-to-wall car- 60 White St. Red Bank bedrooms. Screened porch overlooking river where you can work, steady work. Call Phone after 4 p.m. SH 7-3336. alter 6 p.m. i HthUrt 299237 pttlng full dry cellar. Excellent neigh- Opposite Municipal Parking Lot 811 1-1144 borhood. Must iee to appreciate, call enjoy the cool breezes from both river and ocean. Extra lot ACK FUR COAT wltn four mini DJNINO ROOM — Like new. light color owner LT 2-0755 or SH 1-1819 tor ap if sold, will reduce still further the low price of $23,000. One of ROOFING SALESMAN — Married ma tails on collar, perfect condition unusual 21' gold custom-made sectional pointment. over 30 years of age wlUi experience 1 50. Price 135. 787-6520. COMMERCIAL REVTAtS RIVER PLAZA — Cape Cod, rour Rumson's best waterfront values. roofing and siding business. Must havi NEW SHREWSBURY — Owner trana rooms, dining porch full basement, car. be condarde and qualified to h!r< FOLDING wheel chair, |25; met ANTIQUE SHOP Picture frames LO DOB ROOM for rent, Center o f erred. Immediate occupancy. Spill expansion attic. 8H 7-Q01f. lathe, 135: chain block, \\ ion; shl|house shutters, Jl each, up, 117 Mali town. Could be uaed also (or office level (our bedroom, 2V» baths, recrita and train new men In the field. Salary ipace. Approximately 2.40O in ft Writ VAIL HOMEB — Kourroom lini!. New bonus and car expenses. Call PR steering wheels. 200 wooden tool boxe: St.. 'next Port Monmouth tire housS lf tlon room, extra room, laundrv bate- HOUSES FOR SALE 25 and 50 cents each: etc. 787-6474 *roDOE Box Ml. Rffl BanK. ment, patio, beaut ITulIy landacaped. blinds. Asking $300. Mornings 512-2062 HOUSES FOR SALE 0706 for appointment. or SH 1-9827 evenings. SALE OFFICES FOR RENT — Center o Near icnooli, transportation. Muat be LJTTLE SILVER — Spacious seven- OAK HIU, RANCH — nvs bedrooms, CUTTER WANTED — Experienced Ol town. Heat furnished. Call iern to be appreciated. 4% per cent SECLUDED SPOT — Thl» choice lot room ranch on hair acre plot. sped, three baths, tentral air conditioning, flklrtsi and sportswear, excellent salary LUCITE HOUSE PAINT ALUMINUM COMBINATION O00RS mortgage can be aeiumed. BH 1-RR97, rnens, shrubs and beautiful lawn. Three All year-round job. CA 2-1680. Save fl.nS a gallon Two glass inserts, on* screen, waath- was handed down from father to son — stereo built-in, «u stppusnew. Wall-to, Regular J6.W per gal. Bale price »6.»! arid no wonder! Relaxing under twin alze bedrooms, two tiled Daths, wan carpet, many extras. Custom-built. ROOFERS AND SIDINO MECHANIC! erstrlpped, complete, ready to hang. BTORE3 FOR RENT — Canter of town, mnnv tall trees while your eyes game room or den, flreplftce, two-car '"o-yeari-old. Asking KiBOO. Call OS By DuponL Free delivery. PROWN'8 Nothing extra to buy. Call today. 1 — APPly 9 s-m., INSULATION * SID 32 Broad St.. Red Bank. SH 1-75OG wander over the laurel, asaleas, pach- garage. Priced below replscement at 1-0I6S. mornings or after 7 p.m. INO CORP., SOS Main St., Aabury Park SH T-110O BERG yssnda and Ivy thai cover this rest- 37.000. ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG TEN-PIECE DININO SET — Excellen! t93 flft WILL RUNT your bach-or-stora sur ful scenerv, Oives vou that "away AOENCY. Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., THREE-noOM — Co-operative .part- PAINTERS WANTED condition. Bedroom sets, marble-toi Installation Optional QUALIFIED BUYERS from It all" feeling. Cool brsexes from Ultle silver. SH 1-4900. ment. >5! p«r month, utilities Included, Call between 8 and 7 p.m. Phon< table, odd pieces. CO 44639. plus spaca for clean storage. the adjoining lake add to this delluM- oil heat, norm ana screens, vainer. HO J-0081. PROWN'S Short of Cash? Use Our Lay nil setting. Five-year old ranch (cus- LI 2-0892. POWER MOWER — Locke 25", wlL STORE FOR RENT — Choice loca tom built) Snug and tight. It haa all •XPERJENCBD MARINE median! lulky. used two seasons, excellent con 33 Broad St. Red Bank BH 1-7J0C i. il Broad 8U Red Bank. Inqulrt away Plan. All Down and Monthly the necessary appointments — three FIRESIDE REALTY Year-round position, excellent opportunl ditlon. $165; alia power erfjter and 1 RUMSON — 11-year old river- ty, Sandy Hook Bay Marine, 872-1450 trimmer used one season. $40, Hani RCA DRYER — Never used or hooks. Payments Are Approximate. bedrooms, l ^ bsths, beamed celling, up, C5. Call fireplace, wood siding, built-up crushed front Cape Cod. Four bedrooms, tools. 8H 1-7346. T41-524S granite root. The price is only 111,75(1 NO DOWN YETS VETERAN^ bath, fireplace in living room, 32 Broad St. SH 1-730D Red Banl BABY SPIN — Dry washer and iron — there's no gimmicks here, the loca- UNION BEACH AREA — CIJTE BUN- SALESMAN DESKS — 115 up, files SIS up, chairs, HOUSES FOR RENT tion Is good. THOMPSON st BARTBLL, screened porch and enclosed URA sales recorder, wardrobe trunk No Down Payment Realtors. SH 7-M00, GALOW. NEED9 LITTLE WORK. This company requires an experience adding machines, typewriters manui adding machine, tools, tables, chairs, NEW HOUSE — F"iv« rooms, bath, hoi MODERN KITCHEN, LAROE LIVING breezeway. Two-car garage. Pri- salesman with real estate license t and electric, office equipment eu rugs. SH 1-9088. SELL HOUSE MUST TRAVEL bargain prices. New or used. AAO Des! water heat, Adults only. Rent $135. LINCROFT — Bight-room split ranch, ROOM TWO BEDROOMS, BATH. vate dock to deep water. Divis- wwrk. at Matawan. N. J. Submit resutn CO 4-0789. Haslet. NICELY LANDSCAPED lOOilOO LOT. In iletal' including earnings to. Co. Rt 35. Oakhurst, KS 1-3990. The ownars of this four-bedroom CaiH corner lot, dlning.kltchan area, fenced, ible lot. A bargain at $23,000. ALUMINUM GUTTERS 193 to 1125 Per Month Cod are moving to Arizona but cannot landscaped, nil 1-2909. No brokers. 1250 DOWN NON-VETS DIRECTOR OF EMPLOYEE Genuine Alco* T.iretlme. We Install or THE SERO AQKNCT until they sell their home. It has tile RELATIONS BRING YOUR ROLLERS bath, beautifully equipped dayllch RUMSON — Roomy Victorian on NEW WINDOW SHADES short notice. Low prices. Call today. kitchen, spacious living room with i FULL PRICE $7,800 LEVITT & SONS, INC. PHOWN'S 32 Broad Bt. sll 1.74m New brick and frame split level, corner lot. Reception hall, living Put on while you wait. Any size u 7500' beautifully landscaped lot in a leven large rooms, full basement, Levirfown, New Jersey to largest picture windows. Free rus TWO — 4'x6' wooden storm windows. VIDhJ SELECTION OF RENTALS real nice location. £xtras Include draw garsce, good location. S25.MQ. NO DOWN VETS room, fireplace, dining room, less eyelet, free crochet shade put SultB-Me tor cold frame. First $10 take Puralantd and unturattbtd. tmmad shades, range, and combination storm Cuitom mad* shades scallop or (ring ite occupancy Samuel Telcher Agency Dial 741-7*00 HAZLET AFIEA — YOU'LL BE) IN fireplace, kitchen, four bedrooms, all. Call PR 6.7839. sash and doors. Immediate possession ^OR A IlEAL SURPRISE WHEN YOU TOUNO MAN WANTED as assHtan »ny type. Prompt delivery. Fre Oceanport Ave., OceanporL Call or dti at closing. PHILIP J. BOWERS * CO. two baths: hot water oil heat. manager. Must have neat appearanc measuring service, Convenient terms. ,1 2-3300 or LI 2-3501. oEE THIS CUSTOM RANCH. MOD- and be willing to meet the publi ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE $13,990 Full Price Real Estate Since 1894 ERN KITCHEN. DININO AREA. FAM- Near bus and schools. $21,000, TOP-HAT DRIVE IN CLEANERS. Hw PROWN'S RED BANK — Immediate occupancy, WALTER S. OVERTON ILY SIZE LIVING ROOM, THREE Rent A Piano $12 per Month newly decorated throughout. Six rooms, Non-Vet 5425 Down Affiliate: OOOD SIZE BEDROOMS, TILE BATH, 15. Mlddletown. Call Mr. Oordon fo IT'S A CRIME to .bit* your landlord l'i baths, gtrage, |I6O per month. RUMSON — Compact three-bed- Interview appointments, SK 7*1136 o KNABS. MASON-HAMLXN. SOHM1SR 60 White St. Red Bank FULL BASEMENT. • • p CA 2-8000. It'» a bigger crime not to try Cv A SH 7-3000. Monmouth County Office Opposite Municipal Parking Lot J33O DOWN HON-VETB. room, two-bath ranch on seculded Art'i Gin and Rye, |2.M a firm; $6. CABLE..NEL80N. EVERETT. 8TECK brooktide half-acre plot. Living htlf gallon. Ocean Ave., Sea Brlgh Cookman Avo. s> Main St.. Anbury Pk RANCH — Three bedroms, V6 baths, YOUNG MAN —With car, from Middle living rom, dining room, kitchen, FULL PRICE $12,800 room, dining room, kitchen; hot town and Red Bank area, J96 per week PIANOS — Save 9200 or more off llv Open dally till • Dal. till B:30 screened porch, full basement. 122! THE BERG AGENCY FAIR HAVEN — Attractive three-bed- water oil heat. 12'x30' outdoor Steady employment, no layoff. Repre prl ce on brand new 68-noti" conaolt PR 8-WOl month. GLAZEBROOK AGENCY, 842- "Personaliied Service" room ranch, porch, finished basement, sentatWe of nationally known company pianos. 10-year guarantee. Coma «e 1700. beautiful tri*r>fl, dead-end street, near NO DOWN VETS swimming pool, playhouse. will interview. N. J. STATE EMPLOY and »*ve. Rent with ontlon to buj 10 PIECE DININO ROOM SUITE — OSborne 1-1000 school. f72.600. Call for appointment. MENT SERVICE. 48 East Froot st Tenter1* Muilc Store, 30$ Main St Very good condition, M50; Simmons WEST LONG BRANCH — Three bed 8M 14481. HOLMDBL, AREA — LIVE AS YOU $28,500. Red Bank. Monday, Aug. 6, 1-3 p.m.Lake wood. chair studio couch, *3S; corner end rooms, one year's) lease, 1135 per ALWAYS DREAMED OF UVINO, table, n5: both in excellent condition. month. Call after 5 p.m. CA 8-3252. Route #35 Mlddletown, N. J 'AIR HAVEN — New eight-room spilt. MODERN RANCH WITH THESE OUT- ACCOUNTANT — Senior, permanenl Call 3M-I791. LOCUST — Six-room ranch. STANDING FEATURES: BRIGHT RUMSON — Five-year old brick Ipoatiton with CPA firm, excellent sal- BIG PAINT DISCOUNT ATTRACTIVE six-room country houi«, Daily 9-9 Saturday-Sunday 1Q-7 291-0003 SUNNY KITCHEN, >'ViLL DININO and frame split level with river try, exceptional opportunity for ad unfurnished. Holmdel. References, Im- ROOM, SPACIOUS LIVINO ROOM 1500 Inside, outside colon. Wall papei SLEEP LATER mediate occupancy. 946-4067. VICTORIAN HOME — Rumson Road view and access. Living room, vaneement. Our employees know of thli dltcountt. Special: Gallon white. $2.93, Lovingly restored. Excellent location, AND THRKB BIG BEDROOMS, FULL to*. Band resume to "A.S.," Box. Sll, Latex white, J3.49, Get S&H Stamps. RED BANK — Seven-room unfurnished BASEMENT WITH FINISHED REC- fireplace, dining \ room, large Ml Bank. WINDOW SHADES near beach, schools, churches, and bus SNYDER REALTORS REATION ROOM. 'Rainbow" TV & Hardware Why get up with the blrdi? Get room house, garage, corner lot. Available lines. Five bedrooms, two baths, new country kitchen with dining area, dirkenlnx itiadei. Immedlat* aervlce. September l, yearly lease. Call BH 7*kitchen. Moderate price. 843-2285. Established 1873 *»80 DOWN NON-VET double wall ovens, dishwasher, (across Acme Lot) Broad, R*d Bank 3008 lor Information. IMS PER MONTH HOLMDEL — Three-bedroom split lev- jalousied porch, recreation room HLXCTRJC FENDER BAB3. BLOND — PROWN'S BUNGALOW — Five rooms, bath. Fai el, 110x150 lot. Large paneled recrea MIDDLETOWN —This four-year- FULL PRICE $14,500 FULL TIME JOBS with bar and indoor garden, five And plush hardshell case. (ISO. PA 1- 33 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7M0Haven. Year's least J100 a month tlon room, 1% hathi, garags. Conven- old home is begging for a large 31M. SPECIAL SALE — Farm top soil. Big ient location. Owner moving, priced bedrooms, four baths, three-car Now available In our recently, opene load, 910, delivered within one mile low »20'i. Principals only. Call CO 4'family.) It has five oversize bed- NO DOWN VETS factory branch. Want alert and am SWEBT CORN — Picked trash dail RANCH-TYPE HOME on the Shrews- garage. 2J'x38* outdoor swimmlns radius of Leonardo. 2Q1-UT9. bury River. Large living room, fire- Mm. after 6 p.m. rooms, two measuring over 24', MIDDLETOWN AREA — IF PRIZES bilious men. age 21 to 35, who are eight from our own fields. Jersey to. WERE OIVEN FOR BEST BUYS, pool VA landscaped acres. $72,000. ready and willing to work. We hav matoes, sll fruits and vegetables. Open 'IANO — Reconditioned upright, «x place, two good-site bedrooms, oil heat. EAST KEANSBURO—Only »9,200 buys two ceramic tiled baths, 32' liv- 7 days a week, 7 a.m. to ff p.m. 2223033 his two bed room Cape Cod on dead- THIS SPARKLING! SPLIT WOULD openings In three departments, am cellent Instrument. |8S. Call ing room, large eat-in kitchen for SURELY WIN. MODERN SCIENCE these are permanent Jobs with th CAHLER BROS. Farm and Nursery, KM 536 KLBEROH TWO-BEDROOM RANCH— _>nd stnet. Nice tot. Aluminum com* KITCHEN. FULL DININO ROOM. Save time and discomfort! In- opportunity for rapid promotion. N South. St., Holmdel, opposite Bendlx. Furnished, September to July. Wallc t bination shades and awnings. OI no the little ones and formal dining FAMILY SIZE LIVINO ROOM, THREE experience necessary. CASH REGISTER — McCaskey service down, FHA S300 to qualified buyer. spect our picture gallery of over Vl-E WRITERS. AODINO machines station type. Call school. Call 222-6602 after 6 p.m. Bubject to VA or FHA approval. room for Ruests. Full, dry base- GIANT SIZE BBDROOM8. FULL All makes new or used. Guaranteed. SH 7-0838 FINIBHED RECREATION ROOM, AT 300 listings in our air-conditioned CALL SH I-435J FOR INTERVIEW NEPTUNE—Three-bedroom ranch, l% CHATEAU REALTY, Real Estate, 787- ment. Walking distance to St. Low as S25. Serplco's. 101 Uonmoul baths, csllar, carport. *135 unfurnished. 38S4. TACHED CAR PORT. offices. St. Next to theater SH MMSi. HAMMOND August ]&. LI 2-1826. KE 1-4843. Mary's School. Shown by ap- $600 DOWN NONrVBTS ROUTE MAN — For established dr;. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Three pointment only. Asking cleaning .and laundry route. Good op- ORGAN STUDIO SEA BRIGHT — Excellent three-bed bedroom ranch,, farsRC basementsme , lot FULL PRICE $15,900 JOHN L. MINUSH room furnished house on the river. tOOlSOm *\4% Q I OS 12235 $27,500. portunity for ambitious man. Keyport OF A8BURY PARK Q. I. OS 1-2235. Cleaners. 13 Division St., Keyport. MINER FINDS SWEETHEART Living room, dining room, screened tOOrlSO. (SUBJECT TO VA AND FHA REALT0RS-INSUR0RS CO 4-1000. Electrovlce Organ ™™..___ | porch. Urge plot of ground, complete MIDDLETOWN — Three-bedroom APPROVAL) A GOLD-DIGGER Estey Chord Organ ...„ 325. privacy. Available now to September 7. Member of Red Bank PRODUCTION CONTROL — Youni Hammond JSxtravoice _..., „. "" THE DOWSTRA AGENCY, 81 E. Front RAY STILLMAN home in convenient location. Ex- loan, high school graduate, opportunity Hammond Chord Organ S-8 «— _._ cellent neighborhood. Immacu- OS 1-2531 Multiple Listing Service for advancement, liberal employee ben. Wurlitzer Spinet Organ .. . 825. SIX-ROOM HOUSE — Bath, large nun- ESTABLISHED 44 YEARS He ditches engagement porch, furnished or unfurnlinert. $85 » late. Eat-in kitchen, formal din- Hwy. 35 at Laurel Ave. Holmdel 35_Rumson Road Phone 842-3500 eftts Canterbury Knitters, Uii.. Locual Conn Spinet Organ 695. month, yearly tenants, first floor. In- 81.. Keyport. N. J. Hammond M-3 Spinet (blond* 795, Everything in Rtal Estat* ing room, large lot with good PEKFE<:'FFOIt~A~YOUNtTcOUPLE - Three-Room Outfit of brand quire 787-6713. CUSTOM-BUILT — Four ye»r ranch, Nfat as a pin two-oedroom ranch. TREE MAN — Preferrably experienced • BALES AND SERVICE MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING shade. tull heated ussemsnt over ono acre White brick wall flreolaca in this slry 18-27. Pruning, feeding, cabling. Bart- BUNGALOW — Four rooms and bath, new furniture cancelled at RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION near all transportation, all Improve STATB KWT. 38 SHREWSBURY $16,990. landscaped with brook. Three bedrooms, living- room, roomy kitchen with lett Tree Experts. Character reference Open Dally Till 0 — Saturday Till 5:30 ments. Adults, no pets. 787-3429. two bnths. formnl illnlng room, two-cur planned work uTca. extension attic. required. Call SH 1-9811. - ^^ the warehouse. Take over garage, plaster wnlls. Low |30's. Qas, Knrnsp, lM-nutirii!ly landscaped. All tor COOK MAN AVE. AND MAIN BT. THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — In Mid SH 1-8600 OS 1-2590 not water heitt. OB 1-3232. 1111,900. LAWLRY AGENCY, Realtors, unpaid balance of $298. Only PR 5-0300 dletown near Red Bank (not a de ABSENTEE OWNER anxious ta sell 1HO atala im-y. -IS, Itcd Bunk. BH 1-6565. HELP WANTED-Male • Female CV. FT. CRQSLEY REFRIGERATOR olopment house.) Available Septemhe COLTS NECK — Wooded eight acre 5 CORNERS MIDDLETOWN thp-tr seven-room ranch with three bed- Multiple Listing Service. $3 a week. Consistt of ele-—Excellent condition. Freezer compart- or sooner. $130 a month, yearly fnrm. brook, view thrpe hertroom rooms, two tiled baths, 28' living; room, lease. CROWELL AGENCY, Realtor. 41 ranch two baths. 131.600. B4M138. To r7kainiTapboBrd HOWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ment. M5. BH 1-2611. Eaat Front St.. Red Bank. SH 1'4O3Q full basement, two-car attached Kar&Ke. ranch, thrrp bpdrnnuin. living room Executive Jalel-Otflce-DomeiHc gant living room with curved HOUSC OF EXTRAS — Dip In the MIDDLETOWN — Available- now. Ideal- patio. Gorgeous landscaping; and it's wlllt tirpplncf. combination kitchen-din. Sincerity and ability with high ethic kUTOMATIC WASHER — »20. Uphol- FURNISHED — 414 rooms, two baths ly located three-bedroom ranch in good In lhe> low, low $20's. EI.WOOD A. itered chairs. 12 each. Thor Qladlron pool, duck the heat. Immaculate ranch, condition. Large, modern kitchen, spa- Intc room. 1,-irRp screened porch. On IN PLACEMENTS ectional and occationa roncr. $20. SH 7-5503. early rental, adults, lease, all utilities full baiement, three bedrooms, 14 ARMSTRONO AOENCY, Realtor, MJ ft shnrifd half acre. House freshly 60 Broad St, Red Bank iupplled. PR B-3976: hnthx, quiet street. St. Mary's parish, cious living room, full dry baiement. Prospect Avp., Little silver. SK 1-4600. painted. OS 1-1X127. SHADYSIDE 7-05T7 chair, two end tablet and TWO CAMPINO TRAILERS — One Extras inrlurta Venetian blinds, relrlg- Complete with atorm windows and Kood, 1275; one used, SOO, Refrigerator RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY — Four blind*. Asking SH.KW. FHA approved- SCHOOL* BUS DRIVERS wanted for bedrooms, two baths. Living room with erator, washer and dry«r. And or Call 67Mf.1T. (More Classified Ads On The Next Page) opening oi school in September. Apply decorator lamp; four - piece M: OS HVI29. 'Irep]ace, gorgeous view. Kitchen, den, course, your 15x32 concrete pool. Bci In person R. Helfrlch A Son, Laurc lasement, recreation room, four-car RB- It today [t can be yours tomorrow Ave., West Keansburr \_ modern bedroom with lamps -age. Secluded setting. g]A5. FIN LAY Asking 121.800. THOMPSON * BAR- TELL. Realtors. RH 7-11600. BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MERCHANDISE WANTED *EAL ESTATE AGENCY, 270 Bay qualified Personnel For Quality Ordr-n_ and bed pillows and five- Hthld R720100 WANTED 210 Broad Long Branch CA 3-4747 BATONTOWN — Untarnished, three- RED BANK — Custom-built Cape piece bronietone dinette. IMslD ORIENTAL RUQ8 edroom ranch, tile bath, mil base ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY CHINESE AND PERSIAN Cod, tea years old. Living room, Every order * nnpllcant our pneetaltv FRIEDMAN OALLBRIES ment. Near Fort Mohmouth. 747-1541. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY H rirnad Si Red Bank SH 7-3494 R 4-3M3 Evenings CA 2-74S2 FOUR-ROOM house, unfurnished, bath. fireplace, dining room, modern EXPERIENCED OPERATORS or PIANOS and musical Instruments Atlantic Highlands. Call after 8, kitchen, two bedrooms, tile bath A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI dresses, good salary for right parties. FIELD FURNITURE ranted. Highest prices paid. H. Ten- and shower. Full basement and W II take two learners. Phone 787- er. 303 Main St., Lakewood. FO 3-2190. UNFURNISHED AND FURNISHED -- expansion attic. Garage and en 0316. -11 E. Front St., Keyport, N. J. Two dwellings, each three bedrooms; NTJQU&a - Paintings, N. J.Atlas'. ne hot water oil, other hot air oil. closed breezeway. Plot 100x150. OIRL OR WOMAN — Wanted as candy Istatea purchased and appraised. 8H Convenient to schools, shopping Adding Machines — Typewriters Building Contractor Painting and Decorating attendant. BOY OR MAN wanted «s TORE HOURS: •'J003. The Hudson Shop Inc.. 511 f-nse. no ppts. JH5 and $125 month. usher. Must be over 18. Apply Carlton road BU, Shrewsbury. OENNIS K. BYRNE, Realtor, 8 West and transportation. $25,000. ADDING MACHINES — Typewriter* RED BANK ALUMINUM PHODUCTS CAltt, n. JONES— PalntlnR and dec Theater, 99 Monmmith fit. 9-6 Monday thru Saturday tlver UH.. Rumson. 842-115Q. »>ld. rented, repaired. Ssrpico's 101 Btnr, . windows, sldlnc, awnings. oratlnu. General contracting. Frei )l.D FURNITURB — Antiques, dims. Monmouth fit.. Red Bsnk. BH 7-OISA. SH J-26SJ r- ail 1-4828. estimates. Call 311 1-4.113. 2* hours. ;lassware, art objects and brlc-a-brnc. LOVELY — Three-bedroom home, nice MIDDLETOWN — Modern five- 9-9 Thursday and Friday mmedlate cash for anything and ev-Red Bank neighborhood, $130. Lenae, TOM 9LATK — Pnlnflne; and Decor- erything; auscll's, 25 East Front St., References rrqufrrrl. Occupancy Spp> year-old ranch on approximately Antiques Wanted Cesspool Cleaning ailng. OeiH'rsl Pontrartinn. tully In- SITUATIONS WANTED, Female •mher 1. Cnll SH 1-3404 for-appoint- sured. Twenty years experience. Fret 'RADIO IN your old nirniture with no IH M603. • one acre. Living room, dining BBPTIC TANKS.1 dry wells serviced. MATURE WOMAN — To clean offices. own payment and Kct a new parlor room, kitchen, three bedrooms, Old Dolts guns Itwelry. cut glass, estimates. Sll 1-9491 alter 6 p.m. Fivsj days per. week. O BUY — Spinet, small baby grand furniture Civil wnr books. Appraisals Leeching field added. Backhoe work. >r dlnlns room set at sale prices. Wll >r an upright piano In good condition. •'AIR HAVEN — Unfurnished, hair two baths. Full basement. Two- C. 1L Wilson. SH 1-1816. BH 1-6229 lam Left irurnlture Inc.. Hwy 35. !H 72170. Inutile house, on bus tine. Five rooms. made. Oilman. SH 7-11U. Plumbing and Heating •tlddletown. 8H 1-3213. open «venlnci lrii.nr-. $00 plus utilities. BH 1-7O2B. car garage attached. Many ex- III > p. m, tras. Convenient to Bell Labs, Fuel Oil-Heating RONNIE KEEHAN — Plumbing and 1M.VM.V nOlBUQ HOUSE — ReRedd Pl(. Appliance Repairs heating, oil .tnirner service. 2i*hour SITUATIONS WANTED, Male 'E BUY AND SELL anythlnsj and infurnlshf M six rooms, oii l hheat, walking schools, shopping and transpor- FUEL OIL & HEATING—Call BH 1- PETS AND LIVESTOCK (stance to school, nvMitthlr Scptem- ANCBand SstailT- M10. Oil Delivery. Inc.. Service * service. 811 7-1K7. HIGH SCHOOL BOY — Reliable, ex- verythlng. QW« tntj highest prices. ation. $32,500. tlon. nesldenttal and commercial wir- >ll William l^eff Furniture. Inc., Hwy. er 1. Rent $100. Call SH 1-7220 after ing Allen Electric. 811 7-0612 Bales. 3 Herbert Bt, Rafl Bank. perienced; desires work after school .5, Mlddletown SH 1-3213. Open male, slx-weeks-old. Brown. Excellent partments wanted. Mniit be nicely fur- 6-1711 Roofing, Siding and Insulation GRAVELY TRACTOR >edlgree. Call evenings SH 7-325S. ihed. For mala adults vmly. Will elia- Member Multiple Listing B G. COATa — An essential Auction .eel sang mowers, perfect for estate, cuss renting on a daily, weekly or Appraisal Bervles "anywhere." 288 Insurance Insulation & HldirTg Corp. Cortlfled FINANCIAL (its 73'! swath, steering sulky, rotary IACH8IHJND PUPPIES A.K.C.—Breed monthlthly bbasis. Writ* "A.P.," Box 511CAF, E COO — Element location, Uv. Norwood Avr. Dial, l'tions KEllo«i Jollna-Manvlllo contractor. PR &-840T nnles ami females, wormed, and Innc* Banli. Ins room, dining room, kitchen, twt] I»U ABILITY - SBHV1C13 . Dependability or Adam. Llnzmayer 2t)l-0302. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES low attachment Included, Total cost ilated. KEYPOHT PET SUPPUES. when you Insure your HOME], AUTO, iw (030, well sell for HIM. SH 1-8003. VANTED — Two-bedroom apartment, jedrooms, tile bath, full basement, slx- OLSON CO., INC.—Roofing, aiding A It. 35, Cllffwood. 1X5 fl-5SfiB. kears-nld, lileu! for rotlreil couple, com- yacht, oilthnard. Insurance throiiKli Insulntlon. Installed and guaranteed NURSERY — Florist business, 100x250 iLEOTrUO RANGE 40" iiifurnlshed, Red Bank-Fair Haven >lnstlon screens and storm' sash. Auto and Truck Rental AHM9THONq AOENUY. 811 t-4500. f». Tot on Jlwy. 3(1. Port Monmouth. QNaijISIf pointer puppies. Wnr Hoop iren, Intfrraolal. Writs "A.N." Box for 10 yean. PR 5-()705-Z9W»<0. »30 (1B.900. OKOBSINQISU * IIHU.KH, AVIS—Rent a new car. or truck. Low U.B8AT~lflFIKD with present insiir^ Price Includes six-room house. Full cel- Call U 20145 'nlie Satllla lines, excellent field and Bk ancsT Want a better (teal? Call Dunn lar and nil Improvements. 7H7O133. ial prospect. 1100, CA 9-33SO. lealtors. Member Multiple 1,HI Ing, rates Maple Avr., Red Bank. 811 7. Tel. Answering Service IAMMOND OUOAM -_ M3 Spinet n. DESPERATELY NBEHEO — Kif.cWn- nrnad nm! Mechanic fits. BH 1-3100. 0308. Pit 1511a. Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m. Insurance Agency sll l>3A:u. NEW SHELL service station for lease. u>gnny with amplifier. Like new. 1660.IIIUIUAIIUA - - Pups 'and grownum. y opartment, furnlAhed. In Flfd Rnnk, SlghU. holidays BH 1-02W. LST U3 BB your secretary. No nesjd Leonardvllle IW.. Bdford. Excellent IO Inter than AURUHI 15. SH 7-3700. to miss calls. '2i hour answsrlsg 1721042. LISO stud service. Ressonsble. Call SH Building Contractor Painting business opportunity. For Information •2603. COLONIAL — nnrgRln, well located, servlcu all 1-47IJO. ; call Export 0-5337, 8:30 to 5 p.m. ORGK AUTOMATIC WAHH1NO MA iceds work, lot 100x300 with tress, ODD JOUR - Painting at Us finest. I11NS — In food condition. Reason. ncloaM porch, foyer, living room with A. J. PICONB — Baths, kltcnens re IERMAN SHEPHERDS — ARC, Ellht- FURNISHED ROOMS modeled*. Ceramlo tile. Sales. Instal- Ilesldentlnl and commercial. Lowest Vacuum Cleaner Repair SERVICR STATION AVAILABLE — Me. BH 1513B. 'eekS'Old. Uusky. happy pups. Beautiful Ireplace, lartsi dining room, kltchan lation. S3 Leonardvlllsj Rd.. Leonardo. rates. Evans, an 1-8517. mam Keansburg. two-hay. call KA 2. TIONEn — "i Remington, ashy costs. SCO to $75: Located In ICE ROOM — Shower, garage. Rea- Ith dining area, fou:>urr IsraIsrass bedrooms, 391-3477 or 3B1312O, ELEUTROLUX 4400 or write Dean On Co., Fanwood, (110. Girl's Chlcaio roller lolmdal. 046.4581). tonable. Qentlemen pref«rred. 4T East talh, two-car ganme., full basemsnt. Painting and Decorating Bates Service Supplies N. J. ixtra Lot with house. S1T.500. GROSS' BUILDDrt — NIJW homts, room ad- 008 Prospect Ave. Little Silver. r"or wll II,. |>. SH 1-2171 ERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, AKC lunsst Ave., Red Bank. SH 7-0S38. IHGErt A HBLUCFt, Koaltors. Member ditions, basement and attlo rooms, LOUla CA8SAN — Painter, decorator, prompt home service or free checkup TAVXRN FOR BALI! - Two-story H KalKIUUlDItATOH eglHterad. Inoculated, besutlfully OOHS — Furnlihed. Near Sandy Multiple Listing. Broad and Mechanic; kltchaai, larai*. repairs and alter* paperhanier, 3A years experience. 43 on your Dltctroluz. call PR *4M1 or halloing, seven-roora apartment, 179 tlon. ch.ap. £11^ marked, good temperainsnt, reasonable. look State Park. Call after I n.m. is., SH 1-2100. Nights, holidays SH 1- salons. Hsjrbsrt BIcenraueB. 1H 1-8101 Chtpta Ave. BH 1-1T.0I alter « r.ro. •u loom First Avenue. Oil 2D1-W3. ttbH « »•««». ... ' 72-1090. 02S& 20—Fri&f, Auguj* 3, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER HOUSES FOB SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOB SALE BOUSES FOft SALE BOUSES FOR SALE BOUSES FOB SALE SHRSWSitfRY OFFICE OF^iRINSSs ROOMY RUMSON HOUSE. LOW PRICE. KW TAXES. 000002* FOR SALE BOUSES FOR SALE JOSEPH G. McCUi, REALTOR Older colonial CooW be made mort attractive with a IMeiJ CAN YOU tOP THIS? yourMB-woric. Hrtt floor has center hill, Jiving room wtih to Brick fireplace Is recreation room, four bedrooms, two baths, eat-to 30 RIDGE JtQAD, RUMSON, N. J. place, large AiaUy dining room, large kitchen. Four big bed- RUSSELL M. BORUS REALTORS Icfctehea mm mil oven, sptcfcwf dining aad living rtxnat, buemtat, rooms. Two porches. Basement Near btu. $17,500. hot water beat, $5,800 to assume <%% mortgage or can be refl- 842.0444 *Q0 RIVER RD. FAIR HAVEN, N. J uaaced. Owner wants to leave cute taut month. $18,500. CalU RUMSON CARRIAGE HOUSE REDUCED THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER Fabulous setting. No, the box stalls are not mere. Bouse has been OLD SHREWSBURY BORO ninety per cent remodeled. Exterior lines are pure colonial. Rooms SHadysijde 7-4532 On almost two acres of well landscaped land. House consists of EXPERIENCE are beautifully proportioned and much larger than are found in large living, dining rooms and kitchen. Spacious game room. Three ^f means RUMSON. BRAND NEW LISTING. COMFORTABLE RANCHER. eved today's most expensive homes. First floor has center hall, Mamber Multtpt* Listing Servic* bedrooms, l'/i baths, basement, hot water heat, three-car garage. livinjj room, den with fireplace, formal dining room, large kitchen. For all this, asking $26,750. SAFE FOR CHILDREN! This one radiates charm. Four or five bedrooms, four baths, phis two servants' rooms and bath. Foyer, Powder room. Laundry. Four bedrooms, all of them big, two EXCELLENT LITTLE SILVER LOCATION —' Cape Cod with four baths on second. The trees are glorious. Wi acres. Owner will bedrooms and two beautiful baths. Large living room with fire- LIKE NEW, ONLY BETTER living room, dining room, den, (or fifth bedroom), game room, This three-bedroom ranch with two baths. 28' living room, a den, lovely shaded patio balconey, two-car attached garage, basement, accept offer. place, full dining room and dream kitchen. Handsome porch and storage room In attic, large tool shed—play house. Approximately patio which is completely private. Full dry basement. House two-car garage, full cellar 4'/2% VA loan of approximately $15,000 SMALL FARM and grounds immaculate. Asking $28,900. may be assumed. Existing monthly payments including tax andthree beautiful secluded acres, yet five minutes to everything. Four acres plus in real farm country. Only fifteen minutes from fire Insurance U47. Full price: (21.900. Asking $54,800. Red Bank on hard topped road. Built for his own use by fine BE INDEPENDENT — You-must see to appreciate this lovely liv- builder, a nice four-room modern house. Living room, dining able modern home on a 100x130* lot. There are three airy bed- LOOK NO FURTHER RUMSON. RANCH. GREAT FOR FAMILY LIVING. BOTH DEN area modern kitchen, two bedrooms, tile bath. Basement. Nice rooms, two baths in addition to attractive living room with fire- Country ranch featuring "four" twin sized bedrooms, two full baths, AND FAMILY R00M1 Center hall, living room, dining room, old barn. Owner ill, offering property at $24,000. place, dining room and ultra modern kitchen. In top location with family living room, formal dining, deluxe kitchen, full-basement, at- modern kitchen, three or four bedrooms, 2\£ tiled baths. Attached top rated schools. Asking $26,500. tached garage. All in-town conveniences. Southbound owner says two-car garage. Excellent location. All schools. Beautiful trees. sell at $19,000. NOTE: ONLY $900 DOWN to qualified buyer. $47,500. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY OWNER MOVED TO FLORIDA — Offers exceptional value. At tractive modern home in lovely River Oaks, Fair Haven. Foui MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERING: MIDDLETOWN. OAK HILL! COLONIAL! FOUR BEDROOMS. REALTORS bedrooms, two baths, spacious living room, fireplace, dining room 2>/i BATHS! Transferred owner 6ays drop price drastically. JUST WHAT EVERYONE IS LOOKING FOR Foyer, living room, dining room, modern kitchen den, full base- Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing modern kitchen. Full basement, recreation room, laundry, lttxH Individual custom-built ranch in country setting. Three bedrooms, ment, oversized attached two-car garage, nice plot Under market enclosed porch, two-car attached garage. Asking $28,000. separate dining room, completely tiled bath, full basement. Tall at $30,000. PHONE FOR BROCHURE HONEYMOON COTTAGE - Or perfect for reared folk. Lovelj shade trees, many extras. Selling at below cost. $17,500. getting of tall shade trees and flowers. Fireplace, two bedrooms LITTLE SILVER. DOCK AND BOATHOUSE. SOUTH SHREWS- 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES BURY WATERFRONT! Beautiful plot, trees and shrubs. Lovely SH 1-8700 and lovely den, Recreation cellar with heatilator fireplace. I economical ranch. Living room-dining area (huge stone fire- you like something nice, be sure to call us. Only $17,400. place), two bedrooms, tiled bath, tiled powder room, cheery tiled WALKER & WALKER kitchen, delightful patio, two-car garage. See this one. Asking NEED FOUR BEDROOMS? $42,500. Then see this attractive and realistically priced split level home. ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY REALTORS Cheerful living room, dining area, efficient, modern kitchen, four 661 Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. J. RUMSON. TRULY UNUSUAL. QUIET, ACCESSIBLE. AP- bedrooms, VA baths, recreation room, utility, laundry. Large, nice- "> Monmouth County's Oldest Real Estate Firm SHadyslde 1-5212 PROXIMATELY 314 ACRES! Two or three bedrooms (huge attii ly landscaped lot. Owner leaving state, anxious to sell. offers possible expansion two bedrooms and bath), two baths ASKING W7.000 199 Broad Street, Red Bank—SH 1-3450 Route 35—Across from Shop Rite Market, Middle town, N, J. Cathedral living room (stone fireplace), dining room, over 150 Member Multiple Listing Service OS 1-2126 OS 1-3311 CO 4-5212 ft. waterfront, double log cabin, dog run. Trees and flowering LINE FORMS TO THE RIGHT Member Multiple Listing Service shrubs. Ideal for children and pets. Asking $35,000. For this beautiful new custom ranch by builder who takes pride in THE MOST FOR THE MONEY—LITTLE SILVER — Three-bed- quality and workmanship. Cedar shakes and stone exterior, shut- room ranch with large kitchen with eating area, large living room SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP RUMSON. QUIET, ACCESSIBLE NEIGHBORHOOD . DO IuT ters and window box. Large 24'xl3%' living room with built-in and attached garage, huge lot with trees, convenient to stores 24-HOUR SERVICE YOURSELF! Yes this older Colonial type needs work but al bookcases, dining area, generous kitchen with wall oven and birch and bus. Price only $15,900. lowance will be made for that. This is near bus lines, churches, all cabinets; three lovely bedrooms, large closets, tile bath, garage, schools area. Center hall, living and dining rooms, four bedrooms, baseboard hot water heat. Lot 100x100, fully landscaped. Can't be RIVER PLAZA — Homey Cape Cod with four bedrooms, two baths, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE one bath, kitchen, two porches, low taxes. Inspect and make offer beat at the price. comfortable living room, modern kitchen with eating area, dry FAIR HAVBN COLONIAL MATAWAN — Leti go to toe country. Asking $16,000. cellar, oversize garage, 40-ft. patio, double-size lot. Taxes $373. Quiet, convenient to schools, shopping, Ride out at your first opportunity \ THE PRICE $17,990 Asking $17,900. church, fine backyard, garden, patio. and see this lovely four-bedroom Cape Three bedroomi, living room, dining Cod. Modern kitchen and living room, RUMSON. RANCH. BEAUTIFULLY SHADED ltf ACRES! YOU'LL SHARE OUR ENTHUSIASM room, basement, garage. Will accept lull cellar, located on less than one Living and dining rooms. Three bedrooms, two tiled baths base- For the spotless condition and charming decor this Middletown otters. Asking (IS,5OO. acre. No down payment to Qualified CHOWELL AGENCY, Realtor GI'I. *H,900. ment, patio, attached two-car garage. All schools area. Asking split level with entry hall, spacious living room, full dining area, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 41 B. Front Bt. Red Bank $34,700. eat-in kitchen with dishwasher, three bedrooms, space for fourth, NEAR PARKWAY ENTRANCE! — W(L KUMSON — E.tit. area. Tree-shade, SH l-(030 CASEY'S AGENCY tile bath. Recreation room, lavatory, laundry. Aluminum screens proportioned living room, dining ell, four-acr* plot in secluded area. Rustic •al-4n kitchen. Pen. Game room. Four log cabin type dwelling. Charming and , BROKER MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE and storms. Louvered storm doors, wall-to-wall broadloom includ- bedrooms, 2ft baths. Laundry room. spacious. Six lovely rooms, 18x27 IMOI REDDEN AGENCY Hwy 38 anil Fleetwood Dr., Hulel ed. Lovely grounds, fenced yard, patio secluded by toss arbor, Baaement. Attached garage* I>lflhwasn.. room with aton* fireplace, two baths, (Walker Building) garage. «r, carpeting. Transferred owner aac- front and rear porch (one glaas «n< rUloln( itc BZ.20O. FHA loan available closed). Additional apace for extra Realtors — Inturors 2S4-8412, night phono 666-1851 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ASKING $19,350 to qualified buyer with 10 per cent room* avsllabla on second floor. Low OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS down. LAWWENCB J. . SCffiLLINO, taxea and only asking $33,000. ELWOOD ATTRACTIVE CAPE COD - REALTOR. 16 Spring Street, EH 1-4121.A. AIUrSTTRONO AGENCy. Realtor, 655 VETS NO $ DOWN FOUR COUNTRY ACRES MEMBER MUMTFU) LJSTINQ. Prospect Ave., Mttle Silver. BH 1-4500, Four bedrooms, two baths, base- MATTHEW J. GILL ment, very good condition. HALL BROS* Non Vet $300 Down A few minutes from Red Bank COLTS NECK — Beautiful modem, Modern home. Paneled living FHA APPROVED atone trimmed borne, paneled rumpui $17,900. REALTORS "The Broker Who Knows Middletown" room, attached garage, 3K acres. Man] Shrewsbury — Two bedroom room has fireplace. Large fami- $2,000 Down unusual features. Priced for immediat ST. JAMES PARISH — Spli MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING home. Quiet residential street, ly kitchen. Three bedrooms, two HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN OFFERED for Nov«mber occupancy. ala. Call HO 2-3133. fenced yard, basement. Approxi baths, solarium, plus glass en- Very dcalrabl* large, wooded lot within level with four bedrooms, two 813 River Road Fair Haven OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 -walklnsr distance of public and paro- NEW SHREWSBURY — I*rge threi baths, wall oven, basement, ga- mately {74 per month pays all closed porch. Fenced dog run chial school*. Xlvlng room, during bedroom ranch, 28* Uving room-dining SHadyside 1-7686 $9,900. aid kennel. -room, 'Kitchen, four bedroom*, 1% room, large kitchen, two balhi. rec- rage, sewers. baths, extra large recreation room, reation room, two-car garage, full ce] $18,900. $45,000 •norms and screens. NEWLY DEC- lar, «4 aore. 119,300. LI 2-0278. SECLUDED COLONIAL — Top VETS NO $ DOWN WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM) ORATED. 118,600. Call 291-933J after SEVEN-YEAR-OLD RANCH Fair Haven area, tall trees and ARTIST! WRITERS 1 6 p.m. for appointment. EXECUTIVE'S ESTATE Large living room with fireplace, shrubs. Only 11 years old. Foy Non Vet $400 Down NATURE LOVERS! Realtors of Rumson Sines l905n ©CEANPORT — Custom-built ranch In Fair Haven — Three-bedroom desirable Portaupeck area. Has large Located In an area of ciutom-bui three bedrooms, eat-in kitchen er, living room with fireplace, A unique spot. Four-bedroom living room, dining room, three bed- homes on acre piatf. Nestled am) two baths, two-car garage, base dining room, eat-in kitchen, pan- ranch home. Large living room, masonry house (low upkeep) lo- 23 RIDGE ROAD RUSlSON rooms, ltt tUed baths. Beautiful fain- rolling tree-covered ctmntryilde. Moat eled den, lavatory, three large dry basement, oil-fired heat, cated at the end of a winding Cy-slBs kUchea with abundance of cabi- convenient location, near uhor« swim board heat. 842-0600 nets, gu-fired hot-water beat axe other clubi, boat and country clubs. Cicel $23,750. bedrooms, loads of closets. Hur- Large, tree-shaded lot. Approxi- country lane. Sun deck off liv- quality features. Brand new, ready for lent comrautation facilities for Metropol ry for this one! mately $94 per month pays all, ing room overlooks 2>4 acre OLDER, LARGER — Like most older homes, this one offers gener- occupancy. $10,800. OPEN FOJI IN- (tan area. Modem five-year-old brie ous, numerous rooms (nine in all). In addition, there are two base- SPECTION! 1 to «, Saturday and Bun- front ranch with five bedrooms, twe SPIC-AND-SPAN — Four-bed Reduced to $23,900. .$12,900. wooded valley—all yours for flay (47 Cayuga Are. off Fortaupeck bath*, gamerooro, basement, two car room, home two baths, fireplace, $18,500 ment playrooms. The house has been modernized and the outside Avo.) or can ADVANCH FUKNINa partm, All typci of flnanctnr avafla* large enclosed porch, modem RUMSON RIVERFRONT RANCH VETS NO $ DOWN has just been painted. As further inducement for you to call, we'll INC. at 222-4778 for appointment. He. Includlnr qualified GI. Taxes |73»- —• Can't last, ten years young ANOTHER ERA mention the new swimming pool. It's completely fenced and BUY OF THB WEEK—KlB»-«lle ranch- 1962. Act now. kitchen, beautiful grounds with er, four bedrooms, two batha, fire- JTAVESINK ASSOCIATES, REALTORS privacy. and in lovely condition. 20' No Closing Faas Restored to perfection. Circa shrubbed for privacy. A property well worth the price. $36,000. place, screened porch. Nicely land- CaJ Oblien Paul McFarland $28,900. screened porch in living room Convenietnly located ranch type 1800. Center hall colonial. Liv- scaped. A real buy at J22.B00, open to Harry Kearney honVe with living room, dining MORE SPACE —Here's another older four-bedroom home with reasonable offer, widow mutt sail. Call 034 Hwy, 35 Mfddlttown Of 1-060C overlooking water. Three bed- ing and dining rooms have fire- MEISTRICH AGENCY. EH 9 MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING CHARMING - ATTRACTIVE • rooms, very secluded grounds, area, modern kitchen, three bed- places. Den. Wonderful coun- good spacious rooms. The dining room is ample for big family re- EXCELLENT CONDITION — Al dock and bulkhead. Safe for rooms plus dormitory room. try (modem) kitchen has brick unions, there's a playroom adjoining the living room, and there's a HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE these adjectives apply to this air- children. Price slashed to New heating system. Many ex- fireplace and door to secluded, sizeable dinette in the kitchen. Off the kitchen 1there's a cool, pri- conditioned ranch home. Three $23,400. tras. Approximately $99 per shaded brick patio. "Keeping vate screened porch, nice for summer meals; 1 A baths. Big, dry bedrooms, two baths, fireplace See It this weekend. month pays all. Room" off kitchen! Three bed- cellar, attached garage. If you long for a quiet, established neigh- patio. Asking $33,000, open to rooms, 2% baths'. Exquisitely borhood and can afford $24,900, call now. FIRST TIME OFFERED — Rum- $13,500. reasonable offers. decorated. RIDGE RD. — A modern 11-room home at the end of a long private SEE son colonial close to buses, Asking $39,500 BEAUTIFUL WATERFRONT CO- stores and schools. 25'xl3' living VETS NO $ DOWN lane, centered on nearly four acres of the prettiest, most secluded LONIAL — Older home complete- room with fireplace, 14'xl4' din- Olds Shrewsbury GRACIOUS RUMSON COLONIAL land in Rumson. Featuring three fireplaces, 18' paneled den, 18'- ly modernized and redecorated. ing room, modern kitchen, three Exclusive Sycamore Ave. sec Just under two acres of beauti- dining room, four full baths. Ivy terraces, formal boxwood gar- Living room, large family room, large bedrooms, two baths, side tion, this young three-bedroom ful trees and flowers. Excellent dens, the biggest holly in New Jersey. $54,800. six bedrooms, 3'/2 baths. Situ- porch, full basement, attached home. Living room, dining condition. Large mahogany den ated on open water. garage. Taxes only $436. Asking off living room overlooks rear HIGHLAND AVE.. RED BANK —On one of the nicest, quietest $27,900. room, kitchen, garage, profes streets in town, there's a neat six-room home for sale. There's :'• • „ $49,500. sionally landscaped half acre. garden. Three master bedrooms, something different about the house, it's got character. There are Briarwood baths plus large "dormitory" RUMSON RIVERFRONT — TenApproxinj^tely $150 per month two big maples in the front yard. The back yard looks out on Member of Red Bank Multiple pays all. * room which could be separate fields and woods. Includes fireplace, dining room, dry cellar and Listing Service years young. Delightful, three maid's apartment. Owner trans- attached garage. To settle estate, $19,000. >edroom ranch. Private dock, THE ferred. Available immediately. 741-9100 bulkhead, living room overlook- $54,500 ing water with sliding door to se- McGOWAN WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM), Rt. 35, 301 Maple Ave. cluded 20' screened porch. Re- Corner Bergen PI. duced to AGENCY ELLENS. Member Multiple Listing Service Red Bank $26,400. Fair Haven Taxes $237. RED BANK SH 7-3000 HAZELTON NEW HOUSE — Fortaupecfc. Nics loca 24-Hour Service REALTOR HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE tlon, near water. Low taxes. Four bed 'LENTY OF ROOM — To move around Fair Haven's newest planned commun- rooms, split level. 122,900. Call CA 2 In this large bl-leve!. Living room and 13 West River Road Rumson LITTLE SILVER — Se»en-room Cape RED BANK. JUST REDUCED. Cheer- M52. dining room are. light and airy, large Cod, 1^ baths, screened porch, kitchen ful living room. Easy to work-in kitchen kitchen wim built-in range and oven, MORTGAGE ASSUMPTION — 842-3200 with dishwasher, fenced In back yard, with larse dining; area. Three bedrooms. ity. A delightful wooded estate area HAZLKT — Three-bedroom ranch, l'~ 21' family room with a view of a back $2,500 needed to assume GI mort- icreen and atorm windows, convenient Immense recreation room. Laundry bath, dining room, basement, extras. yard shaded with trees, four good- Member of Red Bank location. Asking (23,000. SH 7-0350. room. Built-in Karaae. Fenced plot with flS.600. CO 4-0629. sized bedrooms, 2li baths, laundry, gage. Two-bedroom Cape Cod, patio. moOO. LAWKENCE H. BCmLL- near the Navesink River. two-car gara£e. Come see this at expansion attic, many extras Multiple Listing Service INO. REALTOR. IS Spring Street, Red S24.000. LAWLEr AGENCY. Realtors. $14,500. LITTLE SILVER — Immaculate Bank. SH 7-4121. MEMBER MULTIPLE 00 State Hwy. 35. Bed Bank. SH 1-6262. DELIGHTFUL CAPE COD L1STINQ. Briarwood Road Is, off Ha nee Road, A. FRED MAFFEO Multiple Listing Servicd. three-bedroom rancher, beauti CORNER PROPERTY — Orig- Near all schools, ihopplng, churcHea, fully landscaped lot, attached ga- REALTOR LITTLE SILVER — Fine location. Bll Pour bedrooms, living room and fire- MIDDLETOWN North of River Road. rooms. Large air conditioned master inally different. Entire outside place, kitchen with big dining area, rage, convenient to railroad sta- 737 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY bedroom. SH 7-0835. Uranium stone. Two-bedroom screened porch. Pull basement. Haa many owner added features. Price tion. Price $15,900. Immediate Possession SHadyslde 1-9333 older home. Full cellar. Ask- (17,900. Transferred owner orfara Immacitlitt ing price CROWELL AGENCT, Realtor! RED BANK — Good neighbor- four-year-old colonial on one>s.cr*. In NEAR EVERYTHING REAL ESTATE 41 East Front St. Red Bank woodland sen Ing with brook. Lawn a MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING $17,500. SH 1-4030 hood, centrally located, large showpiece. Pour oversized bedrooma ASSOCIATES DEAL — Gracious, heautlfully land- three-bedroom, two-story home, IV, baths, Urine room, early American I m!l» to Broad Street, Rod Bank. RUMSON REMODELED VICTO- DENTIST OR PHYSICIAN — living, room, dining room, den, style dining room-kitchen combination RIAN — Four bedrooms, two REALTORS Three-bedroom split level with scaped, four-fire bedrooms, den, sacrl* with brick wall and fireplace, laundry 3 'A • mile* to th« ocean. Ice. J39.500. Nash. 47 Poplar. KB 1-0700 good condition. $17,500. room, playroom with outsld* door, baths, living room, dining room, 127 Oakland St. Red Bank five-room professional apartment patio, two-car attached Karate, many sitting room, modern kitchen, at- attached. Dentist equipment in- LITTLE SILVER •— Tree-shaded rfthch extras, school bus stop one-block away Vi mil* to shopping canter. SHadyside 7-3445 on quiet street. Wld«, deep plot. Tbree WEART-NEMETH to public and St. Leo's parish. Station tached garage. Excellent condi- cluded. Variance obtainable. bedrooms, attached earage. It's the and free parking three mtnutei away. tion, GI and FHA Mortgages Asking price only one or Its kind for gale at J15.9OO : 4 blocks to grade tchool. and we have the key. ELiWOOD A. AGENCY yU bUy thl b tMa $25,500. Seven Day Service $30,000. ARMSTRONG AOENCY, Realtor, 55 5 ' Prospect Ave., Little surer. SH 1-4500. REALTOR OS 1-3717. FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL — Liv- High School Students Attend NEW SHREWSBURY — Four- SHOREWAY 102 WEST FRONT ST. ing room with fireplace, formal bedroom Cape Cod, seven years STANLEY K. DOWNS SEA BRIGHT — For the boating Rumson-Fair Haven High School. dining room, three bedrooms, REALTY CO. SHadyside 1-2240 enthusiast. Very desirable frame tile bath, attached garage, base- old, finished playroom in base- REALTOR ment, well landscaped plot. 24-HOUR SERVICE and stone Cape Cod. Three bed- ment, screened porch. Trees and $13,000 Hwy. 35 Holmdel "Homes of Charm and Value" rooms, three baths—two tiled, brook on property. Member Red Bank Area Custom-built homes from $29,500. Non-Vet — $450 Down Off Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 SHadyside 1-1017 den, dining room, fireplace in $23,900. Vet — No Down Multiple Listing Service living room, attached two-car ga- Monthly payments $115 COLTS NECK — Three-bedroom house. Member Multiple Listing Service rage, hot water oil, large elevated BELIEVE IT? Three bedrooms, llvlnR i", acres wooded with running brook. Sycamore Ave. Shrewsbury room and two baths with hot water (Approximately) Clood location. $16,000. $15,900 plot, real buy at $26,500. heat. Own your own home for approxi- FAIR HAVEN - Knollwood RAY VAN HORN • Builders mately $67 ft month. S8.50O full price. COLTS NECK — Five-bedroom home. QUAINT AND CHARMING 1 Co Three-bedroom newly painted colonial Subject to VA appraiial. WALKER * LINCROFT — Three-bedroom I.arRc living room with fireplace. Full with lft baths and attached garage. school area. Sturdy built two- WALKER, Realtors. East side or Rt. spilt level, l'/ baths, lot size 93x dining room, l'4-*cro lot, wonderful lonial home, beautifully deco- Located in St James Parish on dead- story frame dwelling. Three bed- SH 7-4100 FAIR HAVEN, N. J. 35, MIdrfletown (approximately 1000 fret 2 location. *2?,90O. rated. Center hall. Gracious end street. Ideal for children. Our best rooms, one-bath, not air oil, de- north or Mlddletown Shopping Center.) "!5, new decorations. COLTS NECK — New three-bedroom living room with fireplace. TV offering In this price range. Open spven clay*. Phone OS 1-2126 $20,000. anch. Spacious living room with flre- CROWELL AOENCV. lUaltor tached one-car garage, deep lot. OS 1-3311, CO 4-5212. ilacB, full dining room, larg« kitchen. den. Willlamsburg dining room <1 E. Front St. SH 1-403O Red Bank Owner will consider generous 30-Year Mortgage Available IMt tiled batha. full cellar, attached With 10% Down with fireplace. Bar-pantry. Fabu- terms. Nowj-educed to $15,000. ;wo-car garage, one-acr* lot $30,500. lous kitchen, fireplace, electric LITTLE SILVER RED BANK — Live rent free, George V. Illmensee range, dishwasher. Family room $13,800 DENNIS K. BYRNE double house, needs some al- overlooking brick patio and Conveniently located five-room Real Estate — Mortgages secluded garden. Two artistic ranch with full basement and REALTOR- INSUROR IT'S IMPORTANT TO LOOK teration work, centrally located. 34 Colta Necl powder rooms. Second floor — Asking $16,500. HOpklru 2-31T2 nicely landscaped lot. Immacu- three large bedrooms, two baths. late throughout. 8 West River Road Rumson HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Wall-to-wall broadloom all thru Phone 842-1150 FOR THESE LETTERS WHEN the house. Two-car garage and RIVER PLAZA tool house. Magnificent shade $14,800 Member Multiple Listing "OUR 44th YEAR" trees. Exceptional value! VVer< y Two-story, three-bedroom home NEAR RIVER AND OCEAN, older SELLING REAL ESTATE... outstanding I Asking $39,500. on quiet residential street. Pan- £homo on approximately two acres. Trees. Massive livlnf room, fireplace. eled kitchen, aluminum siding, Dining room. Huga kitchen. Thrte bed- h 'OVER 300 CHOICE HOMES full basement, one-car garage. rooms. Sleeping porch. Open porch. RAY STILLMAN FOR YOUR SELECTION" Taxes $278. Call now this won't Basement. Oarage. Tool house. $23,600. Th«y stand for MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE! LAWRENCE'J BCHILLJMG, REALTOR SHadyside 1-1017 last. 16 Sprlnr street, Red Bank. 8H 7-4121. The isrvice that will expose your property MEMBER MULTIPLE USTINO. STANLEY K. DOWNS NEW SHREWSBURY to a greater number of prospective buyers. St. James Parish. Roomy split level home In $23,500 LITTLE SILVER You get the services of 37 Realtor member good condition. Four bedrooms, den l'/J 'ustom-built bi-level with king- size rooms throughout. Three TO BUY - RENT — SELL offices and over 150 salespeople. Plus . . . baths. Nicely landscaped lot. A fine com- FOR THE ABSENT MINDED munity. Oh quiet no traffic street. Asking bedrooms, l'/j baths, recreation BEE you get extra special sales aids at NO IN- BUYER room, 26x15 unfinished room suit- $18,900. able for the family hobbies. Lo- ELWOOD A. ARMSTRONG CREASE IN COMMISSION! Call your near, Clip this ad as a reminder to see cated in a "no-look-alike" area. AGENCY est MLS Realtor today! Gracious frame and brick ranch home in this well-constructed brick subur- St. Leo's Parish. THIS IS A Realtor s ban home with three bedrooms, REAL BUY. most desirable area of Little Silver. Near-by two baths, large family kitchen, "Little Silver's Firit" to water. Contains four bedrooms, den, 2Vi out-door barbecue pits on porch LITTLE SILVER MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING and patio. A large pretty lot $24,900 baths. Beautiful rear yard. Perfect spot for r SH 1-4500 children, outside barbecue or any family ac- with many trees and brook. A-l lnest residential area, close to RED BANK AREA schools. We advise prompt ac- ichools, buses and railroad sta- HIGHLANDS tivity. Near new school. Attached two-car . ton. tion. Ideal for the larger family Rustlo cabin, marina area. Ideal for garage. Large screened porch. Truly an $23,000. with four bedrooms, full cellar, boat owner. No reasonable oUer re- executive home in an executive neighborhood. fireplace, and many other fea- fused. $39,500. GLAZEBROOK tures. Just reduced for immediate FINLAY ale. REAL ESTATE AGENCY MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE AGENCY 270 Bay Ave. Highlands , (Phone Your Requirements) REALTOR THE MEISTRICH 872-0100 "REALTORS ALL AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS AGENCY BT. JAMES PARISH MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Little Silver. Hllti area oil Plncknay RUMSON Newman Springs Road, Corner Rd. Ideal for children, three bedrooms, 1 two batha, fireplace In living room, Mil Shrewsbury Hwy. 35 SH 1-8600 842-1700 Stevens / Ave., New Shrewsbury dining room. TV den, cellar, *ar*"j brick and shingle Capt Cod. Reduced MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SHadyside 1-588S to «21,O0O. SH 1-Uffc LOTS AND ACREAGE LEGAL N0TICE- • LEGAL NOTICE- BED BANK REGISTER Friday, Anguit 3, 1962-21 , —— • - - - , JMf Cli Wt Koncs BOTtCB ,, MO!Of OCTB CODBTT SCPHN0B COtJtTOTJOtW fiESSR POOI MAN'S FHILOSOTHP Kindergarten Kl/EUWArjCKl/EaUWArjCS COC«T tfcaprood, *jmm wiOi tfnt U4 wook, tl'Mvti. Cnium, to rraeeat UMJ to protect fcuraCSer. M,— Claims Afataut JEettu Allen-Scott Report TE Of fiJLMT HAMCTB, As yg^ tf^ Registration UtrV Aettarn Pursutirt to 'toe order of ECnVAK: .OHVEK gETXntd AHUUJfT, 7TME : COI/TB inBClC —'Mt-Wr* bulldlm io C. BROEOE. Surrogate of the Count AMU riACE Or REDSKFTION Story of the Smiths jxrtUllr woodX With running broo! of Monmouth, this -day made, en tru Is Scheduled Feels Handicapped, Harassed good locmtlon. Rcduoed to W.400. applcation of the undersigned. 1«O LEVITT & SONS INCORPORATED, « ACKXMtB — OUtl Neck. 25 t Reussllle, Jr., AdmlnUtratorirUh V New York corporation authorized to do wonted with running; brook. Oood annened of the estate of the said Dal business In New Jersey, Plaintiff, RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Reg- cation. taOOO Hance, deceased, notice Is hereby «1 -vs- —And the Joneses By Robert S. Allen and Paul Scott en to tne creditors of said deceased EMILY BREWER, a/k/a EMILY istration for kindergarten stu- present to the said Administrator V BREWER JONES, a/k/a EM LAY George V. Illmense Will annexed their claims )inald name time a family named Smith bought and "Hers." Progress, is thoroughly fed up with the bureaucratic and dry with beautiful view. Bu Messrs. Reussllle, Cornwell. "JOHN DOE" bein' ' g fictitious, De- a house in the suburbs next door each day starting Monday at each headed dip, aultable for large boatr Mausner and Carotenuto, fendants. The following week the Joneses meddling and fumbling he has constantly encountered, Call after 7:30 p-m-, 8T2-mo. 31 Broad Street, This matter being opened to theto a family named Jones. of the township schools, during Red Bank, N. J., Court by Wllentz, Goldman, Spltzer A and their child were cutting thei MIDDUBTOWH — Cleared, lOOxSM 1 Attorneys. Sills, attorneys for the plaintiff, and It Naturally, since they moved ingrass in a spanking new three- the hours of 9 to 11:45 a.m. an< and wants to quit. BitablWiedjelgiboTftoiDa, excellent Aug. 3. 10. if, 24 (28. appearing that a default has been en. tered by the Clerk of the Court against different circles and hadn't been seated lawnmower marked "His,* 1 to 3: IS p.m., announced R Strenuous efforts are being made the defendants, Emily Brewer, a/k/a properly introduced, they never "Hers" and "Ours." NOTICE Emily - Brewer Jones, a/k/a Kmlay Thomas Jannarone, superintend- to dissuade him, but their outcome is REAL ESTATE WANTED MONMODTH COUNTY COCBT Brewer Jones, her heirs, devisee* and spoke to one another. A friend of Jones gave him a Docket No. attt. Bk 8, Par til personal representatives, and her, their Their houses to a passing eye ent of schools. conjectural. NOT A MEMBER OF ANT ClTll AcHoa or any of their smccessors In right, used playground swing which hi MULTIPUB IJBTINO SYSTEM NOTICB OF HEMUNO title and Interest, "John Doe/' husband would seem as alike as two bub-put in his backyard, Registration for the high school If Moscoso does quit, he will be BULL TOUR HOME THROUGH In tha Matter ol the Application o( Emily Brewer, a/k/a E}mtly Brewer bles in beer foam, but one day will take place from Aug. 22 The McOovan Agency ANNA WILLIS, AS natural guard Jones, a/ka/k//a Emlay BreweBrewer JonelJnes, ssaiid the latest top Alliance official to depart Bed Bank SBadjrelle 7.300 Ian of JOSEPH WILLIS, an Infant Mrs. Smith thought she detected a Mrs. Smith noticed this at once name "JohJohn Doe" being fictitious, on and told her husband: through Aug. 31 between the hours BUYERS WAITING — Home! In for leave to ajiume the name the 18th day of July 1962; that the deeper green in her neighbor's of 8 a.m' to A p.m., at the high Recently, Richard Goodwin, deputy price rangti needed In Matawan-t JOSEPH WILLIS CLARKE. plaintiff has produced before this Court Mlddetown area. Un your hQtne wl' PLEASE TAKE NOTICB lh« the _ a Tax Sale Certificate made by George grass. "Our child is underprivileged. school. assistant secretary of state for inter- ui See tome real action. denrigned will apply to the Monmout F. Keller. Collector of Taxes of the That night she told her husband: We'll have to put a swimming HOMETOWN AOENCY County Court, on the lTth day of Al Township of Matawan, County of Mon- No students will be' registerei American affairs, was quietly shifted gust 1962, at 9:30 o'clock In the (on muuth and state of New Jersey, to "Our lawn, is positively shabby pool in our backyard. We can't noon, at the Court House, In the Bo 1 Sept. 6 and 7. Registration wil •"""*•• LO .-8600 "" Laxzaro Testlno, which certificate was let the Joneses get ahead of us. ougn of Freehold, County of Monmoutl dated October 26, 1925 and recorded You'll have to do something about continue Sept. 10. Seott to the Peace Corps for a so-called "spe- State of New Jersey, for a judgmei in tbe Monmouth County Clerk's Of- Mr. Smith, who loved his wif. authorizing the said JOSEPH WILT fice on December 23, 1927 In Mort- it. After all, we have to keep up cial mission" in Europe. ThatVas the official explana- WE SOLD to assume the name ot JOSEPH WIL- gage Book me, page 439, and whichwith the Joneses." and had normal pride, ordered thi The following information must LIS CLARKE. certificate was assigned to John Gar- swimming pool built. be presented in writing to thtioe n given inquiring newsmen. They were told Good- 194 CLEVELAND AVENUE Dated: July,2. 1962 della and Mary Gardella by Lazzaro That weekend Mr. Smith could school secretary or the principal: 498 NORTH CONCOURSE ANNA WILUS Testlno, by ilgnment dated October be seen tossing grass seed from a The first day he swam in it he win is slated to return to the State Department later JOSEPH WILLIS 26, 1939 andrecorded In the Mon- saw workmen next door building aTransfer from the school that 93 SHORE CONCOURSE Klatsky * Klmelman mouth County Clerk's Office on Oc-five-pound bag. The following was left; proof in writing of the this year, but no one is taking that seriously. 1153 WO0DMERE DRIVE Attorneys for Applicants tober 31, 1939 In Book 134 of Assgln- weekend Mr. Jones was observed larger swimming pool there and 3 East Front Street, ments, page which certificate and baby shots (DPT); proof in writ- It is deemed more likely he will be shunted to Red Bank, New Jeney. assignment is marked as Exhibit P-l. heaving grass seed from a 10puttin- g an addition on the garage. WE NEED July 20, 27, Aug. 3. 10 (20. and said certificate was assigned to Mrs. Jones had ordered an extra ing of vaccination against small another job. the plaintiff herein by assignment pound bag. pox; proof in writing of polic TWO THREE-BEDROOM NOTICE ' dated May 9, 1962 and recorded In Soon Mrs. Smith decided thecar. That the Alliance for Progress Is far I MONMOUTH COUNTY the Monmouth County Clerk's Office shots—a child must have at leasi HOMES SURROGATE'S COURT on May 9, 19SZ In Book 251 of Asfamil- y next door had a shinier Well, Mrs. Smith ordered an- one at registration, if he hasn't from the ambitious goals set for it has| NoOse te Creditors to Present signments, page isfl, which assignment FOUR TWO-BEDROOM HOMES Is marked as Exhibit P-2; that more power lawnmower. other car, too, and decided he all three. For those who have only Claims Against Estate 00 home was t0 sma11an d been an open secret for some time. Con- " CLIFFWOOD-HAZLET ESTATE OF ANN A. WHITLOCK, than two years have elapsed since the "We can't hold our heads up inf ^ ° one shot the doctor's schedule DECEASED. sale of said lands to the assignor had gressional and other authorities are UNION BEACH AREA Pursuant to the order of EDWARD of plaintiff and said lands have not this neighborhood unless we keep another room built to makr for the remaining two must be C. BROEOB, Surrogate of the Coun. been redeemed from said tax sale; up wit•'-••h the -Joneses, " she told her it look more impressive. followed. Nurses will check close- evincing increasing concern over its BONDED ty of Monmouth, this day made, on that the plaintiff has produced before the application of tne undersigned this Court an affidavit of Pauline K. husband. It was shortly after that when ly on this information during the lagging pace and inside word of admin- Real Estate Agency Grace N. Sheppard, Acting Execute Behr, Tax Collector of the Township Mrs. Jones started having a maid of tbe estats of the said Ann A. Whit of Matawan, showing that there Is due Mr. Smith bought her a two- year. BROKERS lock, deceased, notice t* hereby £lv< laid certificate. Including subse- come in twice a week. And it was istrative tensions and conflicts. to the creditors of said deceased ' quent taxes and interest from the date shortly after that when Mrs. Smith Also kindergarten student U. S. Highway 1, Avenel present -to the said Actlna;*Hxecuti of said certificate to June 30, 1962, mutt have a birth certificate. Alt In an effort to get at the bottom ME 6-0550 ~ ME 6458 their claims under oath within the sum of 1387.12; Fined $105 found life wasn't worth living un- months "from thta date. It Is on this 23th day of July 1062, kindergarten children must be of this matter, a Senate Foreign Rela-«£? Dated: July 6th, 1961. less she could have • a maid in Open Saturday and Sunday VXljl^AifVAJLORDERED/ A11JANDJ ^VIH/BADJUDGEI KJAJ\MB*±*D thaLI IBSt. thll*ec VJr *«vlT Tit five on or before Oct. 1. For ORACE N. SHEPPARD, every day. tions subcommittee, headed by Senator Wayne Morse, TOUR HOJt» WANTED - WbT I 143 South Street, amount reaulred to redeem the prem- llams 30, Of 191 Shrewsbury Ave. children who have already been with art We adrertlM ixtuilvely Red Bank, New Jersey. The neighbors were never quite DOre., will hold a series of hearings within a few the nmputn, radio and publish whicUie. hfro Includem thes saithde amountax sale.It du,e S387.12on th, ewas fined ,105 yesterday for driv- in school, bus assignments will catalof for home aeekera We an me_ Acting Executor. Tax Sale Certificate and subsequent sure later whether it was Mrs. weeks. ben at the TWR. a muonal teal eitali Alston Beekman, Jr., Esq. taxes, together with Interest on theing while on the revoked driverJones or Mrs. Smith who hired the be posted at the individual referral vervlc*. We are "Home Trad- 10 Broad Street, said sums from June 30, 1962, school) from Aug. 15 on. •n- • MO offlcea, u fall time uie» Red Bank, N. J. coats of suit to be taxed; and license list. first butler ever seen in the com Moscoso and other State Department officials will people Call WALKER * WAUOCB Attorney. It Is FURTHER ORDERED that the The original charge against iuattonv Member! Red Bask Aree July 13, 20, 31, Aug I IU.I 24th day of August, 1962, between munity. be asked to testify. MulUpIe Luang Service. BhremDurr. the hours of 10 o'clock In the fore- Williams, driving without a driv- Neither was Mr. Smith. All heFormer Dorothy Toland •B 1-ttU and lUddletowa. OS 1-2121 noon and 3 o'clock in the afternoon The committee has been informed that Moscoso MONM[OUTH COUNTY Eastern Daylight Saving Time, at theer license, was dismissed by Mag- could remember was his wife's SURROGATE'S COURT office, ot the Tax Collector of the Town- istrate William I. Klatsky. constant complaint, "After all, we Student to Go on Tour -LEGAL NOTICE- Notice to Creditors to Present ship of' Matawan, 147 Lower Main wants to quit because of a strong feeling of frustration Claims Against £sute Street, Matawan, New Jersey, be and Williams received the summons have to keep up.with the Joneses." RED BANK — Miss Susanne NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT ESTATE OF SUSAN C. LANET, D and obstructionism. He is said to be severely handi- CEASED. the same Is hereby fixed as the time while driving the car of Mrs. Well, the whole race for equali- Jeffery, who received her first and placpie e of the redemption of said or. ACCOUNTS. Pursuant to the order of SDWAHD premises, then and there the defend Madeline T. Harris, 29, of 298 five years of dance training at capped by the persistent lack of an adequate staff, •STATE OP EDWARD DIA J. BROEQE, Surrogate of the Coun nisei ty collapsed when Mr. Smith had ants shall pay to the plaintiff the said Shrewsbury Ave. Mrs. Harris was int 0 coalt and ADAMS. DECEASED—(TRUSTEES U of Monmoutb, this day made, on th amount required to redeem the prem. also given a summons and yes-1° S° ««»*'» the Dorothy Toland Dance Stu and harassed by unsound proposals and demands. TERMEDIATE ACCOUNTS), under Ai application of the undersigned. Cat) lses, and that thereuon the defend- self bankrupt. There he was as-dios, returned here this week to tide "Fourth", for benefit of Rosi erlne L. Beyland, one of the Executoi ant who redeems shall be entitled to terday was fined $30 for allowing self bankrupt There he wa mood W. Wright, under Article "Fifth' of Uie estate of the said Susan < learn a professional routine to Prior to Joining the New Laney, deceased, notice Is hereby glv possession of said land and premises, a person on the revoked list to tonished to see his neighbor, Indonesia to refusa to come to lor benefit of Lucy W. Harriman, and the Certificate of Tax Sale duly use while she li DO tour early tier Article "Eighth" for benefit en to the creditors ot said decease endorsed for cancellation or assign. drive her automobile. Jones, also filling out bankruptcy Frontier, Moscoso was dlterms, promising military sup- Ruth Adams Lobdell, under Article present to the said Catherine I ment; and papers. this fall with the Hal Sands "Ninth," lor benefit ol Marlon M Beyland, one of the executors the! Judge Klatsky imposed a pen- rector of Puerto Rico's port. But privately, the Soviet Lodtwood, under Article "Tenth* claims under oath within aix montl] It Is FURTHER ORDERED that de- "What brought you here?" heTroupe in Chicago. benefit of Ruth Adams Lobdell, und< !rom this date. fault In said defendent's paying to thealty of $25 or 30 days in the Is advising Indonesia to avoid Article "Eleventh", for benent of Pie Dated: July 9th 1862 plaintiff the said Bums, Interest and county jail on Len Carter, 12inquired8 . And Jones, who was Originally from Ocean Grove, highly successful Econom- an armed showdown. Deputy pont Adami. and under Article CATHERINE L. BEYLAND costs as aforesaid, at the place and nearsighted and couldn't have told Miss Jeffery now resides in Man- •Twelfth", for benent of Marlon M 79 Markham Place. time aforesaid, the ' Bald defendanti Leighton Ave., who pleaded guil- ic Development Admlnis- Premier Anastas Mikoyan blun- Locwood. Little Sliver, New Jersey stand absolutely debarred and fore- his neighbor from Adam, replied: hattan with her parents and owns One of the Executors, closed of and from a.11 right and equity ty to being drunk, loitering and tration. Early in 196I1y told that to President Sukarno Notice Is hereby liven that Uu ai Messrs. Parsons, Canxona, Blair of redemption on. In and to the said using loud and obscene language "We were getting along all right and operates her own dance stu- during their recent brief visit. counts of the •ubicrlbers, trustee* c & Warren lands and premises and every part dio In upper Manhattan. She vis- President Kennedy named the estate of laid Deceased wUl b 18 Wallace Street, thereof, and that the plaintiff have an in the home of Mrs. Charles Jack- until some spendthrift smart alecs Mikoyan strongly Intimated the audited and stated by the Surrogat Red Bank, New Jersey absolute and Indefeasible estate of In-son, 307 Shrewsbury Ave. It wasmoved in next door to us, and myited both the Red Bank anhidm ambassador to Venezuela: ot tbe County of Monmouth and r Attorneys. heritance in fee simple In - said lands Soviet Is In no position te ex- ported for lettlement to The Mo:July 13. 20. 27. Aug. t 120.' and premisea: and Carter's 12th arrest wife decided we couldn't let them Farmingdale Toland studios. later asked him to take charge tend large-scale aid to Indonesia- mouth County Court. Probate DlvUloi get ahead of 'us. That was our on Friday, the Thirty-first day of An- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT It la FURTHER ORDERED that _ Mrs. Mary A. Hunter, 98 East it the faltering Alliance for in fact, may have to reduce the lust A.D.. 1962, at 9:30 o'clock a.m., OP ACCOUNT. AND DIRECTIONS iopy of this order or notice of . this whole trouble-^trying to keep up HOLMDEL TEEN DANCE Progress then largely under at the County Court House, Monument FOR DISTRIBUTION, DISCHARGE order directed to the defendants shall River Rd., Rumson, was fined existing program. Indonesia and Court Streets. Freehold. Nei OF ADMINISTRATRIX AND NUKET1 be published In the Red Bank Regis- $15 for speeding. with the Smiths. How about you?" H0LMDEL — A "record hop' Goodwin as a member of theneeds approximately $200 mil- Jersey, at which time Application will ESTATE OF MICHAEL 8. JACOBS, ter, at least once, not less than ten "If I told you," sighed Mr.sponsored by the Recreation White House staff. Later, the lat- be mad* for the allowance ol Commls- DECEASED. days prior to the data fixed for the lion in outside economic aid over •Ions and Counsel fees. < redemption of this order: and. Smith, "You wouldn't believe Commission will be held tomor- ter was moved to the State De- Dated July I3th. A. D. 1962. Notice Is hereby given that tbe i It Is FURTHER ORDERED that _ It adds up! More and more tbe next several' years, and counts of the subscriber, Admlnlati copy of this order be delivered to the me." rc / from 8 to 11 p.m., in thpartmene t as a Deputy Assistant with Russia not dishing out, the PIERPONT ADAMS. trlx of the estats of Bald Deceased wll Tax Collector of the- Town eh!D of Mat people use The Register ads each Redding Rldce, Fatrfleld Count be audited and stated by the Surrc awan, and thRt said Tax Collector cer- Moral: When you try to ape the Holmdel Elementary School. Ad- Secretary. U.S. Is the only hope" Connecticut gate of the County of Monmouth am tify to this Court whether Hie prem- issue because results come (ast- other fellow, you always make a mission is free for local high The Alliance Is now under the BANKERS TRUST COMPANY, reported for settlement to The Monses were or were not redeemed from (By: HUOH F. COYIJE, mouth County Court. Probate; Plvl he DlaJntlffs Tax Sale Certificate In er.—Advertisement. ' monkey of yourself. school students and their guests. Agency for International Devel- Asst. Trust Officer). slon, on Friday, the Thlrty-llrst da' tccordance with the terma of this or- Flashes' — Massachusetts At- IS WaU Street, of Augiilt A. D., 1962, at 9:30 o'clocl ler. pment (AID), In charge of for- New York City, N. Y. SLm., at the County Court House, Monu RESPECTFULLY ADVIHED ign aid, which in turn Is under torney General Edward McCor- Trustees. ment and Court streets, Freehold, Ne< FRANK J. mNQFIELD. mack is testifying before the Charles B. Ailing. Esq., Jersey, at which time Application wll J.S.C. the State Department. Oounaellor at Law, be made for the allowance of Com House Judiciary Committee next missions and Counsel fees, and Dlrec William H. Donnelly Fowler Hamilton, head of AID, 480 Eloomneld Avenue, iona for Distribution, Discharge 8. M. Is reputedly at logger heads with week against Attorney General Montctalr, N. J. Administratrix and Surety. I hereby certify that tha foregoing Is Robert Kennedy's bill to legalize July ». IT. Am. 3. 10 *32. true cony of the original on file In Ralph Dungan, one of the spe- Dated: July 23rd, A. D. 1982. ny office. . HOMES FOR AMERICANS wiretapping to combat racketeer- JOSEPHINE E. JACOBS. T. ORANT SCOTT. cial assistants to the President. NOTICE Blngham Avenue and Rldfe Road Clerk, Dungan's field Is finding person- ing. McConnack is opposed to MONMOUTH COUNTY Rumion. New Jersey. .ug. 3 S37.2S BUBROOATfS COURT Administratrix. nel for jobs, and keeping an eye the measure on legal grounds. Notice to creditors to Present Messrs. Wise, Wise, Wlchmann He and "Ted" Kennedy, 30-year- Claims Against Estate- 4 Berlch, NOTICE on how they fill them. ESTATE OF FLAVIANO PALAN Counsellors at Law, Foreign Relations committee- old brother of the President, are DRANO, DECEASED. 54 Broad Street, MONMOCTH COUNTY embroiled In a bitter primary Pursuant to the order of EDWAR! Red Bank, New Jerssy. niRROIATE'S COURT , men have been told Dungan Is O. BROSOE, Surrogate of the County July 27. Aug. 3. 10. IT \ 123.9- NoUee te Creditors te Present dissatisfied with the way Ham- fight for the Democratic sena- of Monmouth, this day made, on the Claims Against Estate torial nomination . . . Represen- application of the undersigned, P. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT ESTATE OF LOUIS HOROWITZ, DE- ilton is running AID. Brucej Barreca. Administrator of thi OF ACCOUNT, AND r. " CEASED. tative Grade Pfost, D-Idaho, is estate of the said Flavlano Palandrano DISTRIBUTION Pursuant to the order of EDWARD making strenuous efforts to get deceased, notice Is hereby given to the ESTATE OF LEOPOLD LEI8EFV C. BROBQE, Surrogate of the County Foreign Flashes — Principal creditors of said deceased to presenl DECEASED. of Monmouth, this day made, on ithe her party's nomination for the to tha said Administrator their claims Notice is hereby given that the application of the undersigned. Rose advocates in the President's Inner •nder oath within six months from counts of the subscriber, Executor Horowitz, Sole Executrix of the estate Mjunclls for easing this country's seat of the late Senator Henry this date. the estate of said Deceased will tj> ot the said Louis Horowitz, deceased, terms for the Inspection of a nu-Dworshak, R. Mrs. Pfost is Dated: July 1th, 10S2. ludlted and stated by the Burroffati lotlce Is hereby given to the creditors claiming she has the "endorse- P. BRUCE BARRECA, of the County of Monmouth and of said deceased to present to the clear test ban are McGeorge 89 Harrison Avenue. ported for settlement to The 1 said Sole Executrix their claims under ment" of the White" House. Red Bank, N. J. louth County Court, Probate Division oath within six months from this date. Bundy, special assistant to the Administrator. on Friday, the Firth day of October Dated: July 31st. 1962. President for Security Affairs, Messrs. Arnone ft Zager. A. D., 1962, at 9:30 o'clock s-rn.. at ROSE HOROWITZ MS Broad Street. the County Court House, Monument 20 Hlllcrest Road, and Dr. James Wiesner, special Social Whlrl-The latest coun- Red Bank, N. J. and Court Streeti, Freehold, New Je Elberon. Long Branch, New Jersey tey, at which time Application will be Bole Executrix. science adviser to the President. try to attain Independence. Ja- Attorneys. made for the allowance of Commis- Messrs. Warwick A Warwick Jaly U. 30. 27. Am I *1».53 434 Broadway Vigorously opposing any conces- maica, and the oldest African sions and Counsel feea, and Partial Dli- ilons are the Joint Chiefs of Staff republic, Liberia, staged celebra- NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Tlbutlon. [ N Long Branch, New Jereey Dated July 2AW DIVISION "or which the island 's famous, A Robottotn, work, prepared by H. Leroy Martin, DOCKET NO. 11497 Counsellors at Law, Monmouth County Engineer, have been i the Malta r of the Application nf and everyone had a good time as Broad street, filed In the office of said Engineer In he Hall of Records aforementioned and KATHLEEN E. PHIPPS to Change Following is the lush menu Bloomtteld, N. J. ay be Inspected by prospective bid- Her Name served at the luncheon Ecuador's July JO. IT, Aug. 3, 10 f. ers during business hours. Bidders X) WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: rill be furnllhed with a copy of the Take Notice That the undersigned visiting President Arosemena ilans and specifications by the rill apply to the County Court on the NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Ineer upon proper notice and paytnen! Hat day of August, 1962, at 9:30 gave for the President and U.S. OF ACCOUNT ' a fee of Five Dollars (E3.00). pay.o'clock In the forenoon, at trie Won- officials: Caviar aux bllnls, fi- ESTATE OF RHODA F. CHAME ale to the Monmouth County Treas- mouth County Court Houie In the Bor- ROY. DECEASED. irer. ough of Freehold, New Jeraey, for a ets de sole dieppoise, supreme Notice Is hereby given that the Bids must be made on standard pro- udgment authorizing her to assume do faisan souvarov (pheasant su- founts of the subscriber, Admlnlatra posal forms In the manner designated the name of Kathleen K- Whyte. tor ot the estate, of said Deceased will herein and required by the specifica- KATHLEEN E. PH1PPS. preme) with riz sauvage (wild be audited and ^stated by the surro- tions; must be enclosed In sealed en. Merrill E. Rlchardion, Esq. gate of the County of Monmouth and 'elopes bearing the name and address Attorney for Applicant rice), petits pois fins a l'An- reported for settlement to The Mon-f the bidder and the name ol thr 115 Ridge Avenue. ;laise (small peas, English ' mouth County Court, Probate Division, /ork on the outside: addressed to thi Asbury Park. New Jeraey. en Friday tha Thirty-first day of Au< ioard of Chosen Freeholders ol the uly 20, 27, Aug. 3, 10 , $15.75 style), and f raises Romanoff gust A. D.: 1M2, at 9:30 o'clock a.m. bounty of Monmouth and must be ac« (strawberries Romanoff). Also at the County Court House. Monumen ompanled by a bonding certificate ant and Court Streets, Freehold, New Jer- certified check, drawn to the ordei NOTICE served with the appropriate sey, at which time Application will be the Monmouth County Treasurer, Take notice that'application has been courses were Vodka Vyborova, made for the allowance of Commis- i.i Broad Street his pattern—add 10 cents for 33 decorations, and eight of his ESTATE OF JOHN L. MONTtJOM Clslms Atalnat Estate Red Bank, N. J. V sach pattern for first-class mail. nine children were born In Wash- DRY. DECEASED. ISTATE OP M HON MC COBUg. 3, 10 . $11.50 Pursuant to tbe order of EDWARD ifHALEN. DECEASED. Send to Laura Wheeler, care of ington . . . The convention of C. BROEQE, Surrogate or tbe County Pursuant to the order of EDWARD of Monmouth. this day made, on the BROEQB, Surrogate of the County of NOTICE The Red Bank Register, Needle :he Pilot Club International en- application of the undersigned, John onmouth, this day made, on t*** f»n. "Separate sealed bids for Blacktop craft Dept., P.O. Box 161, Old[oyed an unexpected treat when Leslie Montgomery, Jr. Sole Executor licatlnn of tha undersigned, Robert ork at Various School Bites will be of the estate of tha said John L. halnn. Administrator of the estate ot oelved by the Middle town Township Chelsea Station, New York 11, four members of the Indian em- Montgomery, deceased, notice Is hereby _ said Myron McCue WhalQn, de- )ard of Education at the Admlmtra- FLOOR PLAN 1775 sq ft Y. Print plainly pattern num bassy gave an impromptu recital given to the creditors nf said deceased •ased, notice Is hereby given to the on Building. 59 TlndaU Road, Mtddle- to present to the said Bole Executor editors of said deceased to present swn, N. J. up to 8:00 P.M. prevailing RAMBLING RANCH—Homei for Americans PlanHA247P rambles around a large path. The er, name, address and zone. ot songs and dances. The club, their claims under oath within six the said Administrator their claims me on Tuesday, August 14, 1062. organized in Macon, Ga., in 1931, months from this date. ider oath within six months from Specifications and forms Tor bidding large living room and dining room separated by a foyer blend together fn an open plan, yet each NEWEST RAGE-SMOCKED date. isy be secured at the Board of Kduca- i* dedicated to friendship and Dated: July 20th, 1D02. Dated: July 27lh. 1962 Office. 50 Tindall Fload, Middle- room it distinct from the other. The kitchen has a glassed-in dining alcove large enough for six ccessorles plus 208 exciting JOHN LEBLIK MONTGOMERY, JR. itOBERT WHALEN, , N. J. or the Office of Henry , to eight persons. Stair to the partial basement is easily accessible from kitchen or outside. leedlecraft designs in our newservice, and the thousand dele- Bailer's Way » Mechanic Street brecque, 17 Linden Place, Red Bank, gates attending the convention in- Xumson, New Jersey Red Bank. N. J. The master bedroom has two closets between which it space for a dressing table. Children in 863 Needlecrtft Catalog—just Sole Executor Administrator. The Board of Education reserves the the playroom can be observed from almost any. part of the house. The house which contains lull Fashions, furnishings to cluded professional and execu- Messrs. Klatsky * Hlmelma.li ivld C. Pnrman, Esq., Ight to reject any or all bldi and to tive women from Japan, Hawaii, 8 Salt Front Street ' 12 Broad Street, tlve immaterial Informalities. 1,775 square feet of living if ace, was designed by Samuel Paul, 69-30161 St, Jamaica 32, N.Y. rochet, knit, sew, weave, em- Red Bank, New Jersey Red Bank, N. J. JAMEB W. DAVIDHEIBKR. England, and a number of oth- Attorneys. Secretary.'" broider, quilt. Plus free pattern. er countries. July 37, Aug. I, 10, IT Aug. 9 X4.83 Send 25 cents nowl 22—Friday, Angus* 3, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER DA1IY CROSSWORD DOWW 1. Deration X Kind of pte 24. A. 032 ?;BBMii Btap S.Worldnjr curl dog 25. Monks- U.1to appoint «. Prosecutes hood •aa judicially 26. Kind colleague 8. Go astray of aaras EBSEB liAi Utl 6. A Boy cap 1 14, Proprietor 7. Expressions 28. Sound, SHOO HHBSK 16. Browns In oC surprise as a the sun 8. Electrified crow 18.Man'a particle 30. Carry 35. Hawaiian, nickname 0. Unique Back, garlands keep comfortably slim IT. Calcium: 10. Odd for one 36. Operatic •yitt* 18. Fuel 82. Medieval melody I&VerUy 19. Distant helmet 88. Large cask 19. Plump 20. Money for 33. Members 39. Federal 20. Fastener small Items of House Reserve ...Mistee's New Laeekins 21. Java tree>% of Lords Bank: abbr. 23. Wampum 1 u 3 s to 24. Shaving $ tool ia 26. Name II 27. Frosted % 3 ' '. 13 4 3&Am. suffragist IS Ib 17 29. con- Spritely-go-lightly new "Laeekins" are of J unction ia 19 ao 20. Kind of •SBMB wmmm stretchy Helanca nylon lace, dainty as can meat 21 •XT. S3 SI. Chatter % ^ be and sleek 'neath all your summer fun 84. Guinea: IS 1b abbr. clothes. One.size fits 4 to 8. White or 35. Depressed 17 M. Measure Blue. ' of land a» JO 31 33L S7.UJeasttie % of capacity 34 SO. Construct ^ Iritfc (not shown) .,.....„.._ 40. Cases for 27 ie> needles 41. Part of ft. 4O 41 •talr-st*p 42. Taut 4* 43 STE1NBACWS LINGERIE. 43. Thailand Street Floor and Atbury Park coins /oin8 Pollak Clinic FAIR HAVEN — Dr. Edward S. Butler of 503 River Rd. has Joined the staff of Monmouth Medical Center's Henry Pollak Memorial Clinic as director psychology. A native of Buffalo, Dr.-Butle received both his bachelor's d Special! gree and his doctorate from th University of Buffalo. Prior to coming here, he servec In Buffalo Sta{e Hospital, th< Veterans Administration Cente at Togus, Maine, and the Vet Elizabeth erans Hospital in East Orange Dr. Butler will conduct indivi nal and group psychotherapy am continue his research in the ares j Ardent of personality factors related successful psychotherapy. He will Join'Dr. Milton Kirk Patrick, medical director of th< ; Hand-Clasp clinic. In planning the expansior Dr. Edward S. Butler a season opener of the center's services to ia- elude in-patient psychiaijic care This plan will be Implemented with the completion of the new CAB Rules i Soap Cakes our elegant brocade East wing in 1964. At that time, space In the Be Plane Was ty Block Roberts Pavilion, origin ensemble ally designated for psychotherapj Dynamited A most luxurious new shape for but pressed into service in re Arden's luxurious fragrant soaps cent years for medical cases, By FRANK CORMIER Whether it be a first night opening or that important will again be available for spe- WASHINGTON (AP) — The finely milled and perfumed with cialized psychiatric In-patient Civil Aeronautics Board has ruled party, nothing will be more memorable than you in service. that the May 22 crash of a Con- | either June Geranium or Blue our brocade ensemble^—A gently flared, fully lined Dr. Butler ii a co-adjutant In- tinental Airlines jet which took | Grass scents. Boxed in sets of 3. structor in the department ol 45 lives near Unionville, Mo., was coat buttons to an empire waist . .. bewitchery be- psychology at) Rutgers University the result of a dynamite plot. *35 and is a member of the Ameri Summarizing weeks of investi neath in a scoop necked sheath. Both in patterned can, New Jersey and Monmouth gation. the CAB said "Evaluation Ocean County Psychological As | 3.50 Bath Soap .... 2.50 brocade. Candlelight or Black. 10-18. sociations. of all the evidence leads logically to the conclusion that a dynamite He resides here with his wifi device was placed in the used STEIN BACH'S BETTER MISSES DRESSES, Second Floor, Red Bank only Gloria Butler, who served las towel bin of the right rear lava : 2.25 Hand Soap ....1.50 year as school psychologist in thi tory .with the express intent ti Red Bank school system, am destroy the aircraft." their two children. Making no direct reference ti A the culprit, the CAB merely sail that the Federal Bureau of In vestigation was still investigating. Two Join It was reported some weeks ago that the FBI had learned that MC Faculty Thomas G. Doty, 34, of Kansas STEINBACITS COSMETICS, Street Floof and Asbury Park IAYAWAY City, one of the crash victims, WEST LONG BRANCH — biology and a music instructo: bought some dynamite and about have been appointed to the fu $300,000 of life insurance payable time faculty of Monmouth Co to his wife. He also faced prose- lege, according to an announce cution on charges of armed rob- SUIT ment by Dr. George Neel, deai bery and concealment of a dan- of faculty. gerous weapon. Friends said Dot' talked of killing himself rathe Mrs. Pauline M. Clinchard than face the criminal charges. Glen Ridge, a lecturer or' part Mrs. Geneva Greenwood Fra- time instructor last year, wil ley, 34, described as one of Doty' EVENT teach music in the Fine Arts D business associates, also wa partment. A professional musi- among the victims. brings you savings cian, she holds degrees from The Continental Air Linei Montclair State Teachers College flight, on a Boeing 707 jet, lef from now 'til Aug. 18th! and Columbia. Chicago for Kansas City and, en Robert E. Hillis of Meadvilli route, detoured slightly from it! special purchase! Pa., will be an instructor in th< planned route to skirt a belt o biology department. A veteran o severe thunderstorms. 3 Convenient the Korean War, he had beer However, the CAB report said famous brand watches chairman of the science depart that at the time of the explosion, •y Payment Plans ment of Saegertown School Di at 9:17 p.m., the plane was flying trict in Pennsylvania. He is through clear skies. 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