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Issued duly, Mondty through Fridiy. Second Clan Poiuct } VOL. 85, NO. 48 FtJii *t R»t Suit «od it Addltletit) U«il;tf OUicei. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Red Bank Seeks 4th New Smallpox Victory WICHITA, Kans. - The Old Union House baseball team of Red Bank, N.J., will be shoot- Ing for victory number four in the National Baseball Con- Scare in N.Y. gress tournament when it tangles with the Ocala, Fla., NEW YORK (AP) - Two hun- contact with the Canadian boy examining 122 passengers and 10 Oranges today at 5:30 p.m. dred persons were quarantined was over. The vaccination pro- crew members of a Pan Ameri- (7:30 EDT) here. at Idlewild Airport early today gram was halted. can World Airways jet which ar- The Union House, with a M in an investigation of possible Today, Public Health Service rived at 12:08 a.m. record, can jump to fourth smallpox after U. S. Public officers discovered the rash while Fifteen passengers, however, place with a win tonight. Two Health Service officials discov- already had been processed and more wins and the team can ered what they called a "bad were en route by bus to the East gain the tournament final. rash" on a child in a planeload Officials Urge Side Airlines Terminal at 1st Ave. Jack Lackey, the only left- of passengers who arrived from and 37th St., Manhattan. hander on the squad, prob- Brazil. Holiday Safety ably will get the nod on the The bus was intercepted near One person who may have had NEWARK (AP) - New Jer- the terminal, but one person al- mound tonight for the Red contact with the child escaped seyans prepared for their last Bank nine. j ready had debarked en route, ac- the quarantine unwittingly, and long summer weekend today cording to Andrew Ivory, super- The Ocala team Is led In the a wide police search for this per- with safety warnings from visory officer of the Public hitting department by Al Lo- son was begun state officials ringing in their pez, Jr., son of the Chicago ears. Health Service unit at Idlewild. White Sox manager. The quarantine was the city's It was not known whether he second smallpox scare this The state Safety Council pre- was a passenger from the plane The Old Union House will month. dicted 10 persons would die on or a field employee. counter with an array of hit- New Jersey streets and high- ters, led by George Gill, who The previous scare came after ways during the 78-hour Labor Public Health Service officials has a .J3J batting average In a Canadian boy—later discovered Day holiday period beginning said the rash appeared on "one the tournament and has driven through the city en route from at 6 p.m. today. or more" children of Mrs. Erece- home five runners in the four Brazil to Canada. It was the ma Castiglione, of 1837 South first known case of smallpox in The council forecast injuries games. to (00 persons in traffic acci- Bancroft St., Philadelphia. the country since 1947. Mass vac- Mrs. Castiglione and her ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS HARBOR — Aerial view of one of largest and finest marinas on East coast. Borough dents. Brownings were ex- cination programs were rushed pected to take the second high- children, Sandra, 7; Rocco, 6, Harbor Commission wants Army Engineers' study and federal; aid to raise stone breakwater, center arrow, fiv« here and elsewhere in the United est death toll. and June, 4, were returning from States and in Canada. feet, and build east sea wall, which would be in approximate area shown by arrow at- right. Project could cost Seek 2 Attorney General Arthur J. a visit with relatives in Sao Danger Over Paulo, Brazil. as much as $400,000. Base of existing breakwater, which is nearly 4,000 feet long, may have to be widened in Sills aaid he had asked buses Dr. George James, acting city and trucks to keep their head- It was not revealed whether the order to heighten it. Marine provides safe anchorage for more than 700 craft. Health commisainner. said last lights on during daylight hours Castigliones had been in direct Holdup Tuesday, that the danger of an to remind other motorists of contact with smallpox during Harbor Group at Atlantic Highlands Suspects outbreak of the disease here from the Increased driving dangers. their visit !n South Atnerioa. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - A Keansburg man sought for ques- tioning in a Jersey City murder, Won't Halt Raceway Sale Wants New Breakwater, Sea Wall and a Hoboken crony, were "pos- itively identified" last night as But Judge Rules That Landau Must Be Notified ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Har Committee of Congress request- The commissioner stressed that obtained support for the pro the two men who held up the bor officials here may not be ing a rfistudy of the harbor fa- it is "imperative" that improve- posed improvements from Con A&P Supermarket, Rt. 33, here FREEHOLD — Superior Court consumated for seven days after "plaintiff's shares be transferred cilities with an eye toward ob- ments be made "at the earliest gressman James C. Auchincloss, Wednesday night, Police Chief J. Judge Leon Leonard yesterday such notification,. and registered in the plaintiff's •Me to stop hurricanes and denied an order to restrain the northeasters, but they are at- taining federal aid for the pro- possible time," citing the fact who was instrumental in getting Edgar Wilkinson reported. Marvin H. Gladstone, Eliza- name." posed improvements. the federal government to build A police alarm to all depart- Freehold Raceway from trans- beth, attorney for Mr. Landau, tempting to do something about that the eastern end of the har ferring any raceway stock. Hasn't Seen Agreement the effects of them. Once approved, a study by bor is "wide open" to storms the original stone breakwater in ments said the two men wanted charged that the 85 per cent of Army engineers could be com- and high tides from Sandy Hook 1938. in the $6,000 robbery are Michael the stock held by Bernard and The race track stock Is alleged D.A. Caruso, harbor commis- Judge Leonard's ruling In- to be in the hands of Mastan Co. sioner, told The Register that pleted before spring, Mr. Caruso to this borough, known to be the "We're continually thinking in J. O'Connor, 56, alias Moon Mul- cluded a stipulation that Fred Harold, Sampson of Milwaukee noted. roughest waters in the area. terms of protective measures at lins, who is also sought in Jersey Landau of New York, who sought has been sold to the Y R Hold- Inc. of New York as mortgage during severe storms in the las! security. 10 years, high seas coursing over "If the government appropri- Harbor of Refuge the harbor as well as expan City: and Robert C. Hancock, 27. the restraint and claims to own ing Company ,of .New York, a ates funds for the work, and 1 The Coast Guard has desig- sion," Mr. Bowtell said. 15 per cent of the track's stock, subsidiary of Ycmkers Raceway. Bernard Hellrlng of Newark, the existing stone breakwater O'Connor's arrest was asked attorney for the Freehold track, have wreaked thousands of dol don't see how they can ignore nated the local marina as a har- Monday by Jersey City police be given notice within 24 hours He sought the restraining order the necessity of it, the harbor bor of. refuge for small boats Pier Extension of any contemplated transfer, said: "As counsel I have not yet. lars worth of damage to piers In the future, the commission after the fatal shooting of Michael to prevent action on a .sale of seen any agreement of sale ol md craft at the municipal har could be made relatively safe in and disabled craft during storms. •F. Walsh, 42, in a tavern holdup. and that such transfers not be the Freehold track until' the time for next year's hurricane Commission Chairman Harvey plans to extend some of its pres- the capital stock ot this corpora- bor. ent piers 100 feet to provide ad-, Walsh died of a stomach wound. tion." He also said that any I season," he predicted. H. Bowlell said yesterday he has O'Connor and Hancock were Raise Jetty — Build Sea Wall ditional berthing.. sale agreement must be approved The harbor body has not indi- linked to thesupermarket holdup by the N.J. StBte Racing Com- In an effort to combat this, tho by victims from pictures in police Harbor Commission wants the cated how long it will be before Lemon is Candidate mission before any transfer of the pier extension project . will files, Chief Wilkinson said. stock can take place. present breakwater raised an ad- The robbery occurred just after ditional five feet and an east sea Tri-Boro Drainage get under way. Some informal Mayoralty Choice of GOP Both attorneys agreed to Judge cost estimates for the work, how- 10 p.m. Ralph Rahner, 31, o Leonard's stipulation of notifica- wall'•'., constructed to prevent Sea Breeze Aye., Keansburg, an flooding, in. the harbor and ero- ever, have already been re- ., NEW. SHREWSBURY - John tion to Mr. Landau before any Plans Being Dfawn ceived. assistant manager, and .Mrs stock is .transferred. lion of the shore front. Florence Guwo, 33, of Edgeview E. Lemqnr Jr., 1181 Sycamore Marine contractors in the coun- Construction of harbor facili- RED BANK — Engineering ver join, has been related to ties began with the installation of Rd., Cliffwood, a checker, were Ave.( is the Republican candidate 'Surprised' At Offer ty estimate that to raise the jetty the last employees to teave.the named to'seek the office of may- five feet, would cost about $150,- specifications for the proposed proposed real estate develop- nearly 4,000 feet of stone break- Following yesterday's hearing, tri-borough storm drainage sys- ments in Red Bank, which are water, and the eventual building store. They were accosted while or in November. •' . Mr. Hellring said he was "sur- 000, and to build an east sea wall, outside the area of the immedi- closing the front door. 800 to 900 feet long, about $200,-' tems are being drawn, the county of 14,000 feet of bulkhead. prised" to hear that Alfred and engineer's office disclosed yester- ate problem. Police said the two were or- The vacancy was created by Martin Tanenbaum (principal 000 to $250,000. The $2,000,000 marina occupies the resignation Monday of W. day. Joseph C. Irwin, director of almost 14 acres and provides 140 &red back in the store and Mr. stockholder of Yonkers Race- Also being discussed is the the Board of Freeholders, told Rahner. was compelled to open Donald Cole for personal rea- way) had reported that they had Idea of attaching a small, hooked The estimated $462,000 project acres of safe anchorage for more sons. Mr- Lemon has received involves the installation of a the Borough Council April 17 than 700 craft. the safe. An estimated $4,200 in purchased a prior option held by lection of wall on the east end that the county would expedite cash and $1,800 in checks.were the support of Mr. Cole and the Abraham and Sigmund Sommer of the jetty curving it around drain pipe leading from Mohawk Accommodations include six Republican council candidates, Pond along Newman Springs Rd. the drainage project. 400-foot piers — berthing for 148 taken. of Woodbrldge. south, — instead of building a In the initial report, the loot Robert F. Henck and Daniel J. On Aug. 10, the owners of the new, separate sea wall. to Little Silver Creek. small boats, 243 large boats — Arnold. Harry Joseph, assistant to the 36 moorings, and six floats. was estimated at $4,700. How- Freehold track agreed to sell to Some contractors feel, if found ever, Chief Wilkinson said the In announcing Mr. Lemon's feasible after further study, this county engineer, said his office Appropriate The piers are equipped with the Sommer brothers, but this water, electricity and telephone amount was raised after a thor- candidacy last night, Benjamin sale was not completed, and the might be more practical and less is "working on the plans." He service. ough check yesterday. R. Pickering, chairman of the lo- brothers indicated they would file costly pointed out that all the property cal Republican County Executive The commission has submitted easements needed to go ahead Funds For At the end of.the new pier, suit following the report of the constructed this year, a 12x30- Committee, stated: "My fellow sale of the track to Yonkers ' a resolution to the Public Works with the project had not yet been members of the committee have acquired. foot styrofoam float was built for Raritan Sets Raceway principals. Gore Site loading and unloading passen- asked me to announce that we The Yonkers Raceway owners Mr. Joseph was unable to pre- ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP - The have unanimously nominatec Scout Launched dict when the county might be in gers from outboards. have announced that they hold Township Committee last night Dedication John E. Lemon, Jr., to be the an option to buy the local track WALLOPS ISLAND, Va. (AP) a position to proceed with the heard the final reading and pro- New Launching Ramp RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The mayorality candidate in New —Space agency scientists sent a actual construction work. for $7 million, with the sale to ceeded to adopt a bond ordinance To attract more outboard county superintendent of schools, Shrewsbury this year." be completed Nov. I. four-stage Scout rocket aloft to- The project is expected to re- calling for the issuance of $86,- trade, the commission last year Earl B. Garrison; Robert J. Cor- John E. Lemon, Jr. day in an experiment aimed at lieve a serious drainage problem constructed a new $27,000 launch- Mr. Lemon, currently presidem OtK) worth of bonds to finance bliss, board president, and Mayor of Borough Council, has been a mouth College, he graduated from learning what kind of heat shields in the southern end of this bor- tha construction of the first build- ing ramp. The facility paid off Philip. J. Blanda will be among No Register are needed on space vehicles re- ough. Municipal drains on Madi- in increased revenue from small councilman three years, having the American Academy of Mortu- ing in its Core Site plan. he officials participating in first run (or office in 1959. He ary Science, New York. turning to earlh at speeds of son Ave., South St. and Pinck- A Municipal Court building (See HARBOR, Page 2) dedication ceremonies for the On Monday about 18,000 miles an hour. ney Rd. are to be tied to the new high school to be held Sept. was unanimously nominated al which will house the state police the primary election last spring to He has been captain of the New The Register will not be pub- Fired about 80 miles high, it larger pipes to be laid by the as well as municipal activities, 8, beginning at 2 p.m. Shrewsbury First Aid Squad and lished Monday, Labor Day. Its was expected to land in the At- county. Tyop Police Tests ie a candidate for re-election to will become the first building R. Thomas Jannarone, school council this year. has been chairman of the Bor- business office will be closed lantic about 100 miles east of Ber- The inadequate draining of this there. TRENTON (AP)-William A. superintendent, and William E. ough Council's public safety com- that day. Publication will ba muda. There was no attempt to area, where the boroughs of Red Morton of Manasquan, finished Madden, principal, will speak. Last February Mr. Lemon was mittee the past two years. resumed Tuesday. Bank, Shrewsbury and Little Sil- Mayor Joseph Moreau an- named the 1961 Outstanding recover the payload. nounced that bids for the con- first in a promotion exam for the Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor post of police captain in Manas- of St. John's Methodist Church, Young Man of the Year by The struction of this building will be Greater Red Bank Area Junior advertised for within the next quan, which pays $5,500 a year, will offer the invocation. Rev. the State Civil Service Commis- Edward P. Blaska, pastor of St. Chamber of Commerce, He is as week. sociated with the William S. An Judge Continues May Change Name Final adoption on a SH9.700 bond sion announced Thursday. Benedict's Catholic Church, will Thomas R. Flanagan, of As- live the benediction. derson Funeral Home, Broad St. ordinance to finance the con- Red Bank. struction of a township hall was bury Park, finished first in a pro- Following the cornerstone cere- Ban on Dredging Of A Han tic Townsh inheld over until the next mtyl- motion exam for the post of po- mony, school administrators will Born In the borough and edu- clearance in lice captain in Asbury Park. It conduct a tour of the new facili- cated in the local school system, ** ing, pending a FREEHOLD — Superior Court the absence ot an attorney for pays $6,400 a year. ties. Red Bank High School and Mon Judge Leon Leonard yesterday ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — A not in favor of a change," said Trenton. the dredging company, the only proposal to change the name of Mayor Moreau, "but if the people continued until Sept. 14 a tem- named defendant in the case. this township to Colts Neck Town- want it I will have no objections." porary restraining order barring The court declined to hand •hip will go before the voters in He confirmed the fact that dredges from chewing into a down a decision on the case with- the general election Nov. 6. there is a confusion in addresses Hughes Stumps for Gannon at Dinner Shrewsbury River island owned out first receiving affidavits from Mayor Joseph Moreau received by revealing that a snow fence by two Long Banch men the parties concerned. Edward C. • petition signed by 375 residents the township had ordered a few NEPTUNE - Gov. Richard J. Stokes of Little Silver, jlawyer years ago wound up in Atlantic Hughes told nearly 300 Monmouth The" Gibson and Cushman calling for the proposal to be Dredging Company of Oys- for the Troutmans, said he had City by mistake. CotCountyy DemocratiDemoti c leaderleders anand placed on the ballot. supporters here last night the de- ter Bay, L. I., under contract with him a memorandum, but The number of signatures was feat of Rep. James C. Auchincloss with the U. S. Army Corps of not a representative of the dredg- more than the required—25 per this year will help break the hold Engineers, is restoring storm-de- ing company upon which to scrva cent of the number of voters par- INDEX of a coalition of Southern Demo- pleted shores in Monmouth Bench it. ticipating in the last election-to crats and the Republican Party with dredged material from the Pa c No Fair Hiding get the proposal before the peo- R hamstringing President Kennedy river. John Warren, Jr., of Red Dnnk ple. Adam & Eve In Congress. Since the temporary court or- represented the borough. Henry Mayor Moreau said there has Allen-Scott The Democrats, who paid $50 der took effect Aug. 21, the firm Severin appeared for the state. been some confusion In addresses Amusements ... 8, 10 each for the privilege, as well as has resumed mining sand from Judge Leonard set Sept. 11 as and a number of people havci nlrths 2 a roast beef dinner at Jumping the river bottom. the cxplrntinn dale of the tem- complained, "I was originally Jim Bishop 6 Brook' Country Club, heard the Troutmans Complain porary restraining order, saying governor appenl for the election Notice Bridge 4 The dreclRlnR company has that any of the interested parties Classified Z0-M of state Navigation Chief Peter been accused of miniiiR sand far could intervene before that time- There will be a special meeting Comics 19 J. Gannon, the Democratic nomi- •f tho Mayor and Council of tho its project from an island he- on two [lays' notice. Crossword Puzzle 4, 7 nee for Mr, Auchincloijs' scat. lieved to be owned by C. Philip In colling for tlic appearance of Borough ot Fair Haven at the Editorials Though he didn't mention tho Flrehousc, River Road and Batlin and William II. J. Troutman of a dredging company represenla- Hcrblock 6 Rumson Republican by narrtc, Mr. Long Branch Ave., Long Branch. ive, he added, "They can't Road, Fair Haven at 8:30 P.M.,Movie Timetable 8 Hughes said "his thinklngMs of Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1962. This The Troutmans' Island lies east hide behind the U. S. govern- Obituaries 2 tho past, he Is not aware" of the of the southern border of Sea ment," meeting Is called for tho purpose Sylvia Porter 6 necessity for laws the President ot considering and acting on bids Bright. Television ., 8-10 has been urging. TEAMED FOR VICTORY — Gov. Richard J. Hughes, second from right, joins Demo- Dig Savings previously submitted to build a Religious Service! II, 23 "Wo have a Democratic ma- Faced yesterday by attorneys Year-end Clearance Borough hall and library and nlso Social 1415 jority in Congress," the governor cratic candidatoi.rleft to right, Paul Kiernan, for sheriff; Victor Gordoi, for free- for the Troutmans, the boroni'h of 062 Plymouth1, Valiants, Chrys- ID consider the hiring of addition- George Sokoliky 6 conceded, "but it Is not a work- holder; Peter J. Gannon, for Congress; and David T. Buck, for freeholder, before Monmouth Beach and the state lers. Buy with confidence and al school crossing guards. Department of Conservation and Sports- HI; majority. The President Is $50-a-plato fund-raising dinner last night of the Monmouth County Democratic Ex- service. Maurice Schwartz & Roy W. Nelson, Clerk Slock Market s defeated In Congress, bin Economic Development, Judge Sons, HI Went Front St., Red -Adv. Succeraful Inventing J fee DEMOS, Page 2) ecutive Committee at Jumping Brook Country Club, Naptune. Leonard expressed concern overlBank, Sll 7-0787.—Adv.

n V \ i Aaput 31, 1962 RED BANK W«KJth«r U.S. Asks Encephalitis Hits Hew Jersey — Sunny tad hot' OBITUARIES Youth 'Wanted to Know 4oy, high it, tte tow m i* lend, but lower Mtr the ocean. Clear tonight, low in the 60s. TestfTulks Florida West Coast What It Felt Like to Kill' Mostly sunny, continued hot and GEORGE J. EGAN MRS. ANNIE J. JENNINGS more humid ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP)up for the Labor Day weekend. DEL RAY BEACH, Fla. -] LONG BRANCH - Mri. Annie NEW YORK (AP)—Pretty 14-jed to see what if felt like to kill Saturday with Continue —An outbreak of sleeping sick- Sleeping sickness is marked by George J. Egan died yesterday J. Jennings, 97, of 284 Norgrove year-old Suzanne Grskovic is t e m peratures| ness, an unusual disease that af- nerve cell destruction, muscular St. Peter's Hospital, Albany, PI. died Saturday at her home. dead, the boy she had a crush on The ravished body of brown- much the same, GENEVA (AP) — The United weakness and lethargy. N. Y. She was born in Ireland, and States proposed today that the fects the brain and nervous sys- told police, because he "just want- jeyed, blonde Suzanne was found as today. Health officials say it is caused had lived in this country many three nuclear powers continu tem, has hit this Florida West He was born in Long Branch, Thursday in shrubbery off a dirt Marine by the bite of a certain type of son of the late Patrick H. and years, the past 16 years in Long IUSIUIC jmeetmg during the recess of thi Coast resort area, with varying, road in Queens, about five blocks mosquito. It cannot be transmit- Branch, Cape May tO;disarmamenHi.>rm»m,nt talk•„,s. ,t„o trtruy ,t„o ^ worrlk Annie Ennls Egan. He was a" from her home. Block Island — repercussions. ted from one person to another. out an agreement banning nuclear graduate of Chattle High School, She was the widow of Michael New PR She had been strangled with her Winds onshore Pinellas County officials report The mosquito gets the sleeping tests by the end of this year. Long Branch, and attended the J. Jennings, who died in 1942. She brassiere and strips from i%r 10 to 15 knot; 108 suspected cases of the illness, sickness virus from infected birds University of Pittsburgh and Newwas a retired payroll clerk for dress. On her abdomen were during the aft- U.S. Chief Delegate Arthur H. formally called encephalitis, and that migrate to the St. Petersburg Post For Dean told the 17-nation disarma- :he City of New York, is which carved an "S" and an "X"—made ernoon hour: say they suspect eight deaths ment conference his goveriunenl area. Mr. 'as a secretary to work she was assigned to Belle- with a beer can opener. and variable have been caused by it. believes it should be possible foi An all-out spraying campaign is Dr. Van H. Manning, director of me Hospital and later to the Perry Eli Walter Tjunin, 17, on probation Motel and hotel operators along about 5 knots or so at othe the American-British-Soviet nu- on to try to eradicate the mosth- e United States Bureau of Harlem Hospital. rry after spending a year at a state i times througgh Saturdayy. Fai: the Gulf Coast beaches say they Y. — Cornell clear subcommittee to complet quitoes. Mines, Washington, and later, Surviving is a daughter. Dr. BUFFALO, N. reform school, led police to the weather with visibility 5 mile; have received numerous out-of- Aeronautical Laboratory has ap- thig task by Nov. 1 so a treaty The disease can be confirmed! confidential secretary to Secre- A.R.R. Jennings, who is chair- scene of the crime after a 6-hour town reservation cancellations, al- pointed Perry J. Eli, Jr., a for could become effective by Jan. only by laboratory tests which ary of the Interior Franklin K, man of the English department Igniting. He was charged wiih Extended forecast: In eastern though most report they are filled mer residend t of Rumson, N. J I, 1963. take several weeks. Lane. After leaving government at Monmouth College, West Long J., homicide and rape, Pennsylvania, southeastern New public relations coordinator. service he was an assistant to|Branch. I strangled her with her York, Connecticut and New Jer The disarmament talks are t< recess from Sept. 8 until Nov. 1 the president of the National clothes," he told detectives. "I sey, temperatures during the The funeral was held this morn- while the negotiators report back Dairy Products Corp., New York !jus( wanted to see what it felt five-day period Saturday through Three Youths Charged ing from the Damlano Funeral to the UN General Assembly. City, assistant to the senior part- like to kill someone. Wednesday are expected to av- Home and at St. Michael's Catho- ner of Prince and Whitely, mem- A search began for Suzanne erage more than 7 degrees abov British Minister of State Jos- lic Church, West End. Burial eph B. Godber had told the con bers of the New York Stock Ex- jwhen she failed to return Wednes-normal. Very warm Saturday and With Malicious Mischief wag in Gate of Heaven Ceme- ,'erence earlier today that Britain change, and later New York man- day night from a dance. Later it Sunday, cooler Tuesday and :ery, Hawthorne, N. Y. and the United States will ager of the R. A. Company, les- was learned that Tjunin had left Wednesday. KEYPORT-Three Union Beach a knife and a side view mirror [accept the uncontrolled mora- was ripped off the car. sors of automobile fleets to na- with her to walk her home. TIDES youths, all 18, were charged with torium on underground nuclea: Capt. Morley said another car tional corporations. LUIGI BOVE Suzanne cared little for boys, (Sandy Hook) •xplosions proposed by the Soviel malicious mischief yesterday for but she did like Tjunin. Near her in the garage also was damaged Surviving are hit wife, Mrs. LONG BRANCH - Lulgl Bove, Today — High 9:30 p.m. andUnion. an estimated $350 damage caused 65, of 188 Hillside Ave. died yes- body was her charm necklace. Itllow 3:37 p.m. slightly. Air was let out of the Marie Maxwell Egan; four sis- to a car owned by Borough Su- :erday at Monmouth Medical borhnree tti/th>e tn^rintinrinscription, "Cn"Su»e »*A and W=1 WaJi o J... Godber praised President Ken- tires and cloth on the back door :ers, Misses Jennie Egan, Helen Saturday — High 9:59 a.m. panel was ripped. The owner of Egan and Mary Egan, all of Long Center. ter." and 10:04 p.m. and low 4:03 am nedy for his qualified acceptance perintendent Louis Sapio. the car was not identified. Branch, and "Mrs. Fred Lang, Mr. Bove wag bqrn in Italy and 4:14 p.m. of the Soviet suggestion this week Police Capt. Joseph J. Mortey The youths were arrested at Middleboro, Mass., and a brother, and had lived in New Jersey 50 Sunday — High 10:35 a.m. andthat all nuclear tests be su Identified the trio as Edward their homes after an investiga- P. Egan of Ormond years, the last three years in 10:38 p.m., and low 4:35 am pended by the end of tbft year. Wilson, 70S Clark St.; George R tion directed by Sgt. Frank Cris- Beach, Fla. Long Branch. Favors Plan and 4:49 p.m. But Dean, speaking to news- "Ilayton, 717 Lorillard Ave., and dllo. (For Red Bank and Rumson men Just before the session, em- Richard Arthur King, 702 Shore Services will be held tomor- He was a retired baker. On Delaware bridge, add two hours; Sea phaslied that the Western powers Rd., all Union Beach. They were row at 9 a.m. at Star of the Sea He is survived by a brother, Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long will agree to cut off all testing committed to the county jail with Catholic Church, Long Branch. Vincent Bove of Freehold, and Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High inly on condition that the Rusout bail pending arraignment in Burial will tft in Mt. Carmel three sisters, Mrs. Cannella Seal- River Basin lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) lians agree to the U.S.-British municipal court next Wednesday, Doctor Files Cemetery, West Long Branch un-era, Mrs. Ann Sealers and Mrs. oroposal for on-site inspection: CHICAGO (AP) — Rain and the captain said. -• der the direction of the John W. Angelina Rossi, all of Newark. WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. 'o guard against underground thunderstorms spread across Flock Funeral Home, Long The funeral will be tomorrow Clifford P. [Case, R-N.J., asked 'ests. Mr! Sapio is currently on vaca- New Appeal scattered sections in the eastern Branch. at 9 a.m. from the Dtmiano Peny J. EB, Jr. * Senate Public Works Subcom-, , tion io Florida, His car, parked •nittee today to approve a com- half of tne nation today but clear in his garage at 315 Beers St., Funeral Home, and at 10 a.m. at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Mr. Eli is the son of the late orehensive plan for development j weather, prevailed in most west- was damaged under the hood, On Perjury MRS. HEJMRY E. THROWER where a high requiem mass will Mrs. Helen Eli and Police Sgt. oi the Delaware River Basin. ern areas. The upholstery was ripped with TRENTON (AP) — Dr. J. Mi- RED BANK — Mrs. Helen A, be offered by Rev. George A!- Perry J. Eli, Black Point Rd., In a letter to subcommittee A flow of warm humid air from nor Sullivan, convicted of perjury Thrower, 57, of 58 Washington bano. Burial will be in Mt, Car- Rumson. chairman Robert S. Kerr, D- the gulf streamed northward yes- after testifying at both murder 1 St. died Wednesday in Patterson mel Cemetery, West Long Dkla., Case also asked the sub-terday over the Plains states ant trials of the celebrated 'Trenton Mr. Eli has been a public rela- Demos Army Hospital, Fort Monmouth, Branch. tions officer for Pfaudler committee to authorize eight spe- clasheld d with much cooler air Six," has filed a new appeal. Born in Red Bank, she was the, cific reservoir projects included pushing eastward from the (Continued) The case of the Trenton Six, Permutit Inc., Rochester, N. Y. Rivervlew Hospital daughter of Cora Dey Kingsbury in the comprehensive plan. Rockies. legislation is failing and these are six Negroes sentenced to die In Previously he had been a mem Red Bank and the late James Kingsbury. MRS. BERTHA a ARR These include the $122 millio Thunderstorms broke out alonp "ailures for all of the people of the electric chair for the murder ber of the public relations stafl Mr. and Mrs. Donald Warren NEWARK — Mrs. Bertha C. of the General Tire and Rubber Tocks Island dam and reservoi the boundary between the twc »19 Palmer Ave., West Keans the country and the free world. of a white store keeper, became Surviving, besides her mother, contrasting air masses from are her husband, Henry E, Arr, 73, of 27 Johnson Ave., died Co., Akron, Obio. on the Delaware River whicl "Hirg, daughter, Thursday. 'Attuned To Times' an international cause soon after northern Kansas northeastward Thrower; two sons, Kenneth and Wednesday at her home. Until During the Korean war he would back up a lake 30 miles Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sabo, Rt. "But the President will be able they were sentenced in August, through eastern Nebraska and Albert Thrower of this place, andfive months ago, Mrs. Arr lived served in the U. S. Navy as a long in Pennsylvania and NOT M, Matawan, son, Thursday. :o succeed with the election of a 1948. western Iowa into the western a sister, Mrs. Margaret Jones of; n Long Branch. Jersey upstream from the Deli Mr. and Mrs. Walter Goodman, few Democrats, such as Pete At their second trial, in March, journalist, He is a graduate ot Great Lakes region and from this place. She was born in North Caro- ware Water Gap. 1199 Mlddletown-Uncroft Rd. Gannon, who are attuned to the 1951, some 144 witnesses testified Ohio University and a member Wyoming southward to New lina. She was a member of the The army engineers last Moi Red Bank, sqn, Thursday. :imes and the needs of the coun during the longest trial in New Services will be tomorrow at of the Public Relations Society Mexico. Second Baptist Church. day asked the subcommittee ' Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kazawlc :ry." Jersey history and four of the 2 p.m. In the Adams Memorial of America; Sigma Delta Chi, Rain and thunderstorms con Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. professional journalism frater- authorize formally the $591 mi !3 Highview dr., Middletown The governor saluted Mr. Gan-six were acquitted. Home, with Chaplain Walter J lion plan for comprehensive di tinued during the night and ear-Township, son, today. The other two, Ralph Cooper Vrudny of Fort Monmouth offi- Alice Tellington of Newark, two nity; Alpha Epsilon Rho, honor- ly morning in Midwest areas in non, and his running mates for grandchildren, and one great- velopment of the four-state basil Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Manna and Collis English, were con- ciating. Burial will be in Wood- ary radio and television fraterni- to the Central Plains with heavy the "humility" of their campaign grandchild. The engineers said the Budgi io, 1 East Jack St., Hazlet, son victed a second time but were bine Cemetery, Oceanport. ty, and the Junior Chamber of downpours in northwest Iowa efforts and their approach to the Bureau has no objection to il Soday. sentenced to life in prison rather Services will be Saturday at 2 Commerce. More than nine inches of rain responsibilities of office. Paul recommendation, but feels spe- Mr. and Mrs. James Acker, than death. MRS. NEIMA SHANNONS p.m. at the Second Baptist He is a 1949 graduate of the drenched Ida Grove, Iowa, in s Kiernan is candidate for sheriff cific authority from Congress 115 Maple Ave., Fair Haven, One of the two, English, died In ORANGEBURG, N.Y. - Mrs. Church, with Rev. C. P. Wil- then Rumson High School. Mr. 12-hour period and caused some and David Buck and Victor needed only to build the eigh laughter, today. prison while awaiting a third Meima Shannons, 54, formerly of liams, pastor, officiating. Eli and his wife and two chil- flooding. Nearly seven inches Gerdes seek freeholders seats. federally aided projects. Mr. and Mrs. John Brady, RD trial. Cooper, who later entered a New York City, died yesterday dren plan to move here soon doused Pocahontas with amounts All of the candidates spoke Burial will be in White Ridge In addition to Tocks Islam Keyport, son, today. In Rockland State Hospital here. from their home at 20 Earl Dr., from 3 to 4'/J Inches in other! briefly and forecast two mo"nths|plea of noi defense, was sentenced Cemetery, under the direction of these eight are the Beltzvilli Mr. and Mrs. Charles Falco, Mrs. Shannons was born In Chili, a suburb of Rochester. areas. 3f campaigning will crystaliiej to 5 to 10 years in prison and has the John W. Flock Funeral Home, Blue Marsh, Trexler, Aquash: 15 Galewood Dr., Hazlet, «on since been released. Sumter, S.C. Long Branch. Coolest • spots were In the efficient issues to warrant elec- cola and Maiden Creek projed today. Examined Five Surviving are her husband, northern and central Rockies' ion of Democrats to end a cease- and modifications in the existin Mr. and Mrs. George Klein, 2: Sullivan, a Negro, was one ofAugustus David Shannons; her with temperatures in the 40s less series of Republican elec-i Bus Schedule Prompton and Beer Creek pro Forest Ave., Sayreville, daugh- the doctors who examined five mother, Mrs. Luclnda Anderson MRS. ANNIE MERTZ The 50s prevailed in the north- Ions to county posts over the ects. ter, today. of the six, at the request of the of Richmond, Va.; five brothers, RED BANK — Mrs. Annie ern and central Plains and cen- last 25 years. Is Released The II other major projeci Monmouth Medical Center Trenton police department, short- Charlie Anderson of Baltimore, Mertz of 50 McLaren St. died and 39 minor projects proposed tral Plateau regions with the 60s Gross $15,009 last night in Rivet-view Hospital, Long Branch Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, ly after they signed confessions Harlie Anderson of Richmond, KEANSBUSG - Thomas C. for the basin, would be built b; and 70s across the major pan where she was a patient three Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Festa, state Democratic vice chairman in February, 1948. Bennle Anderson of Timmons- Garrison, superintendent of public the four states — New Yori of the country. Hot spots were weeks. schools, has announced the fol in the southwest desert region. 36 Campbell Dr., Eatontown, son and chairman of the New Jer- Later, at their first trial, he ille, S.C, William E. Anderson New Jersey, Pennsylvania an testified that there was no indica- lowing bus schedules for high Early morning temperatures yesterday. ;ey Highway Authority, presided. if 56 Plumb St., New Shrews- Mrs. MerU was born In Van- Delaware. tion that the men had been under school students: ranged from 88 in Blythe, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nigro, She hailed the committee in bury, and Edward Anderson of derburg, daughter of the late Case said the eight federal the influence of drugs, at the High school annex, ninth grade, to 43 in Butte, Mont. Other read- 218 Welstead Way, Cliffwooi charge of the dinner which nman, S.C, and two sisters. Michael and Mary Nary Neu. aided projects would reduce a Beach, daughter, yesterday. time, as they later claimed. Mrs. Ruth Dennis of Richmond She was a communicant of St. late 8:15 a.m. Three buses will erage annual flood damage in th Ings and conditions: New York grossed $15,000 to be the party's start pick-upc at 7:30 a.m. 68, clear; Chicago 72, cloudy; Mr. and Mrs. Lester Luongo, most successful financial effort! However, at their second trial, ind Mrs. Julia J. Pearson of James Catholic Church, charter basin by 43 per cent. member of the Court St. James, Route 1, Creek Rd. to Highland Boston 66,.cloudy; Washington 71 34 Ocean Ter., Long Branch, son, ever. almost three years later, Sulli- East Heathsprings, S.C. "It is my hope that the objec Catholic Daughters of America, Ave., up Carr Ave., to Rt. 36. clear; Atlanta 69, clear; Miam (yesterday. Sharing the dais with the gov-van testified that they appeared Arrangements are under the; tlves of the engineers will b "nervous, drugged, or in a sug- and a gold member of the Ro- Route 2, down Carr Ave. to 81, partly cloudy; Louisville 76, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Daus, ernor and candidates, and their direction of the F. Leon Harris carried out," he said. gestive state of mind." ' sary-Altar Society. Center Ave., up Main St. to Rt. cloudy; Detroit 74, partly cloudy; 32 Boulevard, Leonardo, son, yes-wives—neither Mrs. Hughes nor Funeral Home, Red Bank. 36. St. Louis 68, rain; Minneapolis terday. ' Mrs. Gannon was able to attend He was later charged with eight Surviving are three daughters, Route 3, over Seeley Ave. to Bo wen to Give Talk 61, rain; Kansas City 73, partly Fltkh Hospital |—were County Chairman John W. counts of perjury, although the MRS. ROSEMARY LANNEN Mrs. Harry McCormick, at home. Main St, to Port Monmouth Rd.,Before JWV Post cloudy; Denver 49, cloudy; Dal- Neptune Applegate and Vice Chairman counts did not specify at which LOCUST—Mrs. Rosemary Lan- Miss Helen Mertz of Long out Port Monmouth Rd. to Rt. 36. las 82, clear; Phoenix 73, clear; Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport, Mrs. Robert F. Norton. trial he had allegedly lied. nen, 137 Locust Point Rd.. died Branch and Mrs. Harry Spittle- Middletown Township High LONG BRANCH - City Man Seattle 62, clear; San Francisco 7 Ford Ave., Freehold, son, yes- Among those introduced from On Feb. 19, 1956, eight years Wednesday in Monmouth Medical house of Eatontown; a ton, School, sophomores, juniors, and ager Richard J. Bowen has beei 54, partly cloudy; Los Angeles terday. he audfence were Mayor Stanley|after he examined the men, SulCenter- . Thomas J. Mertz of Little Silver: •eniors, late 7:45 a.m.—Pick-ups scheduled to speak before th 66, clear; Anchorage 77, clear, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curro, Tunney of Seaside Heights, a 'livan was convicted of seven Formerly of Orange, she wasa sister, Mrs. Bessie Moore of start at 7:05 a.m. on three routesJewish War Veterans, Lom and Honolulu 53, partly tloudy. Broadway, Freehold, daughter, irominent Ocean County Repub- counts of perjury, fined $1,500, the daughter of the late Mr. andFreehold, and a brother, John as described above. Two buses Branch Post 316, at that organiza- yesterday. lican; Democratic Mayor Albert and placed on parole for two Mrs. Arthur J. McDevitt. She Neu of Colts Neck. will load at Main St. and Frances tion's meeting Sept, 10 at 8:31 Cucci of Brick Township, former years. 'as the widow of Edward T. Arrangements are In charge of Ocean County Democratic chair- Dismiss 4 Counts Lannen. PL p.m. in the Jewish Community New Bases For he John E. Day Funeral Home. Center. aa who quit In a patronage row On April 1, 1957, the state Su- Surviving are a son, Edward A. Dismissal time for high school preme Court, in a 4 to 3 deci- annex is at 3:15 p.m. and high The post that night will hos Harbor with the governor; and former Lannen, and a daughter, Mrs. Oakhurst Men sion, dismissed four of the school, Tindall Rd., at 2:45 p.m.the Monmouth-Ocean Countj (Continued) rfonmouth County Judge John C. Harold DeMing. Giordano who was the governor'sjcharges. Justice Joseph Weia- Four buses will leave at 2:45 p.m.Council of Jewish War Veteran: LACKLAND AFB, Tex. — Twocraft this year with receipts that Services will be tomorrow at 9 961 campaign manager. raub, now chief justice of the and one bus at 3:45 p.m. Edward Godzman presiding. Oakhurst, N. J., men are being quadrupled those of last year. i.m. in St. John's Church, Or- Recalls Prediction state's highest court, wrote the ange. Burial, under the direction reassigned to new bases to at- The municipal harbor parking dissenting opinion. tend technical training courses The governor alluded to his 3f the Codey Funeral Service, lot can accommodate more than In October, 1957 the U.S. Su- FOR ANY OCCASION following completion of USAF 1,000 cars, and a minimum of 500 successful fight for the gover- range, will be in St. John's lorshlp and his defeat of James preme Court declined to heir lemetery. basic military training here. cars and trailers in the launch- his appeal. ne area. Mitchell, the former Little Sil- HONEY BEE FLOWERS They are Airman Basic Alan Sullivan's new appeal, filed in R. Rohlfs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Run by a Harbor Commission er Republican. MRS. MABEL T. MEYERS RUSSELL T. HODGKISS "I recall just a year ago ap-Mercer County Court, asks a new RED BANK - Mrs. Mabel T. Albert C. Rohlfs, 189 Cliftwood comprised of seven members ap- We always eanr a wide s«tee- jearing before many of you," he rial on the basis of new evi- ileyers, 74, of 24 West Bergen Rd., Oakhurst, and Airman Basic pointed by Mayor and Council tkm of monuments av) Mfton 4*4 BROAD STREET, :ald, "and telling you that we dence. He said in the application PI., died early this morning at Robert W. Stack, son of Mr. and he marina is a borough-owned .. . beautiful ptfMMrt mt 'ere going to win, that the Big hat hand written notes which he fier home after a brief illness. expertly ami. m » ( SHREWSBURY Mrs. Robert W. Stack. 231 High enterprise. /Ian was not going to win be-had made shortly after the 1948 She was born in Asbury Park teed. Consult n «4tboat« wood Rd., Oakhurst. Its operating budget is subject examination should be admitted tion. SH 1-4020 !o the approval of the govern cause the cause we fought for and had been a lifelong resident Airman Rohlfs will attend i as the right one. And we were into evidence, as well as other if Monmouth County. She was a Reliable Since 1927 ing body. "Tht kutt-f of tn*k course for radar operators at ight." material and the testimony of member of St. Augustine Prot- Keesler AFB, Miss. It has been described In fish three witnesses who did not testi- BY WIRE ANYWHERE Ing and boating publications a; The governor hailed the ticket ! estant Episcopal Church, Asbury Airman Stack will attend myers as "the real leaders of y at his first trial. ^>ark, and of its St. Elizabeth course for aircraft maintenance 'one of the largest and most beautiful marinas on the East he party, the men and women ruild. Her husband was the late specialists at Amarillo AFB, Tex. Plliin invniiH coast." •illing to invest in its future." He Eugene Meyers. Monrattttfc A"d Mr. Caruso adds: old them that "behind you there Flight Flops Surviving are two sons, Eugene ROBERT A. BRAUN ileyers of Asbury Park, and; Frequency Engineering "We want to keep It that way.' re hundreds of workers In all JOHN VAN KIRK & SON "HOME FOR FUNERALS" f the districts looking to your STEVENAGE, England (AP)- incent Meyers of Red Bank; a 65 Cooper id., UlKletom oil rt SS Leases More Space eadership and willing to work|Two-year old Catherine Burton daughter, Mrs. Mercedese Chewn- •I systems engineering projects and ith you." watched birds swoop around her ng, with whom she made her Hetdilu't Corner SH 14IU On* of th* county's most modern funeral ASBURY PARK — Frequency equipment, including counter At a cocktail party before the nursery window and decided to, rome; four grandchildren, and Convenient Ttrni SB 1-JW homes with a completely home-like atmosphere. ngineering Laboratories has measures receivers, ultrastable linner, the governor, sampling ry flying for herself. 3ne great grandchild. eased 10,000 square feet from oscillators, signal sources and he canapes, commented: "We She plunged 18 feet to a con- The F. Leon Harris Funeral he Wall Herald Corporation, Wall 'rcquency converters. >emocrats have come a long rete path Thursday, but a 'ome, Asbury Park, Is in charge IN BROAD STREET EATONTOWN Township, Io expand the About 4400 personnel will bfe •ay. Now we eat caviar," clothesline broke her fall. Cathy| f funeral arrangements. company's research and develop-, Liberty KBM moved to. the new plant To which a pleasant-faced wait- :old her mother: "I only wanted ment operations. in Ocotober. ess responded, "Don't worry io fly like the pigeons." Formerly of East Orange The new facility will supple- jovernor, "we've got hot dogs The hospital reported Cathy had Beauty... Quality ... Craftsmanship in ment Frequency Engineerings It adds upl More and more wining yet." minor internal injuries. development and manufacturing activities at its main plants in people use The Register ads each New Shrewsbury. 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EADDENS CORNER, MIDDLETOWN SH 7-3810 Steels Weak R£D BA.NK REGISTER Friday, August 31, 1962—3 Successful Investing In Mixed, Nason on Education Discouraged Older Man Tem^atet Slow Day English is Important to All NEW YORK (AP) - Steels To Get Out of Market Completely were weak la a mixed stock mar- ket yesterday as the list contin^ By LESLIE J. NASON to communicate by writing a rom the words in tha introduc- By ROGER E. SPEAR ued to wallow in the pre-Labor Professor of Education paragraph a day. Have someone tion and early chapters ot these read it and see whether they get books. Day doldrums. Volume was the If any single subject in school Q. _ "My father, aged 74, haswould hate to cash my bonds lightest in about three months. your idea. Then try re-writing it Education consists of related owned shares in Sears, Roebuck and take this chance unless I is more important than another, Arraco stock sank l'/i to 46. with less words. and organized knowledge, not in and Standard Oil of New Jersey knew it was safe. Do you think it Is the study of the English Losses exceeding a point were Practice communicating this isolated bits of information. this move would be wise?" G. B. language. for several years. He has real- taken by some other leading idea until you succeed. Com- Dear Dr. Nason: ized good returns from these A. — Absolutely not. Your son Many students who are major- steelmakers. municating the next idea will be My daughter will be a sopho- stdcks. Less undoubtedly has your best in. Ti—.iiis.-issi.- i"g in some Of 1,231 Issues traded, losers easier. mora in a very large high school than a year terests at heart and would like other subjects outnumbered gainers by the nar Dear Dr. Nason: this fall. We have just moved he invest- to see you increase your capital. fail to see the ago, rowest of margins, 472 to 471. from another city. What advice Revlon, What he is advising you to do, importance of I am planning a self-program ed in New highs for the year totaled can you give her about being ac- which has been however, is contrary to all the English, like to increase my vocabulary. Do ight and new lows 12. cepted? dropping ever rules of Investment and of hard the student you have any suggestions as to Steels were prominent on the R, S., Battle Creek, Mich. since, Dlscour- business sense. You now own the who recently how I should learn words? How strongest security in the world list of 15 most active stocks, sent me this many words should I team per If this is your daughter's first aged by this which showed six up, five down and the recent f you positively required more letter: day. Should I study words be- experience in a situation in which income, it would be possible to and four unchanged. Dear Dr. Na ginning with the same letter in all of the people are strangers, decline in the U.S. Steel was the volume lead- your governments into son: one day? Or should I study words she should be warned that ac- stock market, iwitch er, dropping 1% to 42% on 40,- Or, Naton that I make A's with varied beginnings? ceptance does not come from a he is consider- higher paying securities 400 shares. Second was MesabI SPEAR ing selling all would be relatively safe. in art, but low D, P., Fresno, Calif, group. She will make new friends Trust, off at 35,300 shares. grades in almost everything else. In building your vocabulary, —one individual at a time. his holdings and depositing the Studebaker is a non-dividend, Next came Polaroid, up Vfi at My worst subject is English. Do you should (1) learn each word, There will probably be one or money in the bank at 4 per centrisk situation, a speculation that 110Vi, and Smith-Corona Mar- you think English is important (2) understand thoroughly what two girls who will have the sams interest What do you advise an able new management will chant, off 1% at 181/,. perform a near-miracle and put for an art student? it means, and (3) learn to proclasse- s with her on two consecu- him to do?" W. H. Among other steels, National the company on a firm footing. E. N., Augusta, Mich. nounce it correctly. As you saytive hours during the day. If sha A. — It is good of you to look dropped a point, Jones & Laugh- There is some chance that they It certainly is! English is your it aloud, you should get a mental is friendly with these girls walk- out for your father's interests, lin V/t, and Wheeling % while will do so, but you can't afford means of communication. In anypicture of what the word means. ing from one class to tbe next, His discouragement is very nat Republic closed unchanged. to take that chance. By all DOCTOR TEAM — Drs. Jastie K. M. Eastern and Fred, field, including art, you must be Rather than learn words at she will soon feel accepted. nral in view of the 1962 decline, Curtis Publishing attracted 1 means, keep your governments. eric J. Kottlca of University of Minnesota ! department able to make other people under- random, concentrate on those you (If you have a question for Dr. which has had no parallel since some speculative demand, rising stand what you mean. You can.'will be using in school next year. Nason, write him in care of this 1946. Although there is as yet (Mr. Spear cannot answer all % to 9'/4 as one of the volume of physical medicine and rehabilitation, are shown as not succeed in anything until you Look at a history, geography or newspaper. He will discuss in his no conclusive evidence that the mail personally but will answer leaders. all questions possible In his col- they attended meeting of American Congress of Physical master your own language. science book that you wili be column those of most general in- decline has fully bottomed out, As the auto Industry began umn.) Medicine and Rehabilitation in New York. They were You can improve your ability using. Build your vocabulary terest.) I think your father would be un- switching to production of 1963 wise to sell all his stocks at models, General Motors and members of a team that cared for a man surgically cut present levels. I would sell Rev- Chrysler each gained %, Ameri- in half at the university's hospital to eliminate paralyzed The department sent telegrams pharmacies had been alerted to Ion, which still looks high, but to 45 New Jersey physicians and the possible danger. To License can Motors rose % and Stude- cancer-stricken lower half of his body. The patient Place Embargo I would hold Sears, Roebuck and baker % while Ford dropped %. 35 doctors in other states, Kandle Berken said his firm was not Jersey Standard which are IBM continued to backtrack, still is alive after the operation which took place last said. He said the warning in- advised by the Health Depart- strong stocks that should ulti- All Electrical losing 3W at 387%. Woolworth October. Dr. Easton has prepared a paper on the case On Drug Firm volved drugs used in sedatives, ment "of what allegedly was mately sell higher. pain killers, heart pills and ap-found and to what extent." and Consolidated Edison dropped TRENTON (AP) - The state Q. — "I have been advised history which sha is slated to present at the congress. petite depressants. He said that "the cleanup or- Contractors a point each, Boeing and Ana- Health Department says it has by my son to switch my U.S. s conda %. (AP Wirephoto) A Health Department spokes- der mentioned in the release to ings bands into Studebaker. I TRENTON (AP) — A bill cre- placed an embargo on drugs man said there was little danger nwspapers and radios by the De- Yesterday's closing stocks: ating a state Board of Electrical manufactured by a Hoboken firm that the allegedly contaminated partment of Health was the result ACP Ind Ml, I-T-E Ckt Brk 15S Contractors, empowered to regAdam- s E* Johns Man 41!i and ordered fc company to drugs would be fatal to humans. of a routine inspection and had ulate the licensing of all electri Air Reduo sis Jones & L 45 He said the toxic effect would nothing to do with the insecticide Alleg Cp Joy life 18% clean its plant. Oakhill cal contractors in New Jersey, Kalier Al H'i Welcome Mat Out Alleg Lud depend on the number of pills and this order was complied Alleg Pw Kennecott 68 H Dr. Roscoe P. Kandle, state Newcomers to Oak Hill are Mr.has been signed into law by Gov.Allied Ch 37 li Kopperi taken and the patient's condition. with promptly. and Mrs. John Somerville and Richard J. Hughes. Alii! Chal «'4 Kreige S3 health commissioner, said yester Leonard Rosenstein of Atlantic "Drugs made in our plant have Alcoa B814 Kroger s* day that checks by state and their children Jean, Richard, In signing the law yesterday IS Letlfjrh C*N Far New Teachers City, president of the N.Jno.t been embargoed with the ex- «>f, Lea Port C 1S>,1 federal officials indicated some Thomas, Suzanne and Eleanor. Hughes said he will call for tech- Leh Val Ind Pharmaceutical Association, said ception of seven items in small 43K -FAIR HAVEN - Ten nekenianw , Grade 7, science and They live in their new home onnical amendments to the meas- *; •42 Leh Val RR \l drugs produced by Kingston Lab- only a few pharmacies in thquantite y that were produced in Am MFdy 2114 LOF Glass teachers and a new school nursemathematics; Mrs. Marilyn Mil- oratories, 321 Newark St., Ho- Kingfisher Dr. The Somervilles ure later this" year. He said'the Am Mt 17 Lib McN4L lit state carried the tablets, but allFebruary and March." are former residents of Short changes," which he did not spell Llgg * My 74«i will start school Wednesday, with lar, Grade 4, Knollwood; Mrsboken, were contaminated with 13K Mack Trk 37* a good introductory knowledge of Valorie Rathbone, French; Mrs . Hills. Mr. Somerville It with Bell out, have the support of both Am Tel Tel ln% MeratU oil 35(4 wo insecticides, Lindane and Martin M Mildred Stout, Grade 1, Knoll- Merck SJft the school system and this com- Chlordane. Labs, Holmdel. parties and electrical contractor's 34 H 63 Amp Inc 24 MOM munity. wood; Miss Elizabeth Thompson, groups. 3554 The president of the firm, Lio- Anaconda :i Minn MAM Grade 3, Knollwood and Mrs. Mo Pac A 52% A series of orientation activi- nel Berken, said Kingston does Mrs. William Suydam and sons The governor said he signed 39V1 Mont Ward Joan Zakanych, physical educa- 4<'i ties, which began during the sum- HOME OWNERS Stewart and Ricky returned this the bill now because ''there have 59!4 Nat BIIC tion. not produce insecticides. He N Cash Ret; 8* mer, has permitted each teacher said the company made an ex- week from Saranac Lake, N. Y.been several tragedies which Nat Dairy 63 »4 Atl Refln Nat Distill to devote one or more days to be- perimental batch in February seem directly attributable to faul Nat Gyps It", Avco Corp 39H coming acquainted with the and March and "at the time Guests at the home of Mr. andty electrical installations," in the Nat Steel 30 «i Bald Lima NY Central 33 school building, the program and Need For :hese experimental tablets were Mrs. Edgar R. Robinson, Heron last few weeks. Bell & How Nil M Pw Rd., were their daughter and Hughes said the three states No Am Ay the materials to be used, school made, no other products were 31 Nor Pac produced. After making these son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. E. Cwhic. h have the least number of WK Nwit Alrlln officials said yesterday. 49(4 Norwich Ph 32!i The official orientation day for'Two-Party' tablets, we cleaned the equip- Cline, and their daughter from electrical fires all license electric Outt> Mar 14^ Eorg Warn 38(4 ment used and surrounding Selfridge Air Force Base in Mich- contractors at the state level. Brunswk 2

i the day will be managed by two sistant to the Commissioner ofj three weeks in Pinehurst, N. C. Gen Elec Tranaamer paign in the coming election. Gen Fdi 6S'j 38(4 club members, Raymond N. Fer- utilization and disposal in the Gen Motors 53!4 Un Carbide. (O Plans were discussed for the Gen Pub Ut 30«i Un Pac 20M tig and Whitney K. Munson. General Services Administration. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Close Policy Hearings C TO 4 E Unit Alrc 47(4 Further plans call for a dinner Township of Raritan Republican Gen Tlrs 23K United Cp 7% He is James J. Buckley, son of and son Johnathan, Mallard Pd. TRENTON (AP) - The State Gillette 37% US Lines 39(4 meeting with members of theOrganization dance to be held at Glen All US Plywd the late James J. and Marguer- vacationed recently in the Po-Committee Against New Taxes, 10% US Rub Sept. 11. "The whole orienta- the Oaks, McGuire's Grove, Mid- Goodrich «i« «4 ite Buckley of Manchester. Use It at * (Mno room for Waste space In your attio conos. Inc. (SCANT) wants the State Goodyear 30 US Smelt tion program," Mr. Howard said, dletown, Saturday, Sept. 22. Pro- 3<(4 US Steel 42% Buckley attended Manchester's) tbe family or • den for Dad. can be made Into one or Tax Policy Commission to re- 4054 Van Al Stl 57(4 is intended to make new staff ceeds from the dance journal will Our price • are lowest— Walworth Central High School for two more bedroomi. Our price* Miss Helen Weston, daughter of 28 5\ members feel welcome In thbee the party's source of revenue workmannhlp but. Free «• are amutntly low. Call now examine testimony taken at its 36% Warn B PIo years and graduated from St. Col. and Mrs. Gifford L. Weston public hearings in April. Hamm Pap 291/4 Wn Un Tel community, as well as to enable for the campaign. Ticket chair- tlmate. for free estimate. Here Pdr M\ Westg El 27 Joseph's High. A 1952 graduate Mallard Rd., has returned after 43' man for the dance is George EiCANT officials said yesterday 111 Cent 3JH White Mot them to do a better job." of St. Anselm's College, he a two-month stay in Europe. Int Bus Men 387% Woolwth After school starts, each new Krebs, 2 Coral Dr. that there is some question as Int Harv Ynfst Bh * T 78'* earned his law degree from NO MONEY DOWN Recent weekend guests at theto whether witnesses at the hear- Int Nick teacher will be able to call on Int Paper George Washington University in home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon ings were testifying for them- Int TeliTel a "buddy"—an experienced teach- MEETING CHANGED 1957 and was admitted to the. W. Wagner, Fish Hawk Dr., were selves or for the groups they rep- er, he said to whom she can bring OCEANPORT — The Oceanport New Hampshire bar in July of • FIRST PAYMENT JAN. their son and daughter-in-law, resented. , any questions and problems Democratic Club will meet Sept that year. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wagner and In a letter to commission chair, where a colleague's experience 10 due to Monday's holiday. L. •on Robert of Yorktown Heights, No Pickets, will be helpful. Alice Webb, president, said the He held positions with the capl- • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY man Archibald Alexander, tol police and the Navy Depart- N. Y. SCANT director Edward T. Ma- The new staff members are: September discussion will center around the borough's drainage ment in Washington before join- FREE ESTIMATES ON gee said the commission should Mrs. Helen Black, reading, So Strike problems and the feasibility of ing GSA in Its regional acquisi- • DORMERS • MODERN KITCHEN disregard the testimony of Lester grades 7 and 8; Miss Gayle Cam- Patricia attracting non-residential rata tion and disposal office in Boston. • ROOM ADDITIONS • MODERN BATHROOM N. Price, past president of the pi, school nurse; Mrs. Egg Market bles. In 1960 he transferred to GSA's • ATTIC ROOMS • PLUMBING-HEATING N. J. Association of Chosen Free- Is Ended Freeman, Grade 3, Willow Street; central office in Washington NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA)- • ROOFING-SIDING • MASONRY holders. EAST MILLSTONE (AP) A 9-Mrs. Joan Lucky, Grade 2, Wil- where he continued work in the Wholesale egg offerings ample. low Street; Miss Kathleen Lynch, It pays to advertise in The • PORCH ENCLOSURES • GARAGEBREEZEWAY Magee said that when Price week-old strike against the Mill- federal government's real estate Demand good on top quality; Grade 3, Knollwood; Michael Me- Register.—Advertisement. others forced for sale today. recommended a broad based tax stone Bus Line, Inc., is over. operations. Whites: Extras (47 lbs. min.h)e was speaking for himself and The reason: The union ran out Buckley married the former 40-42; extras medium (40 lbs. av-not lor the freeholders. The free- °' pickets. Jane Sagurton of Red Bank, N.J. Mil erage) 31&33& top quality (47 holders have said Price made Harold Clyde, president of Mid- They have three boys and live in lbs. min.) 43^-46^; mediums (41 that clear at the time. dlesex County Division 824, the Prince Georges County, Maryland, lbs. average) 32^-34%; smalls The commission is reviewing Street, Electric Railway and Mo- southeast of the District of Co- (36 lbs. average) 22^-23^; pee- all state spending and revenue tor Coach Employees of Ameri- lumbia. wees 15H-16& raising programs and will report ca, explained it this way: Browns: Extras (47 lbs. min.t)o Gov. Richard J. Hughes be- "As far as I am concerned, the 1 strike Is over. There are no men 40 /£r42; top quality (47 lbs. min.)fore the end of the year. Hughes 43-45; mediums (41 lbs. average) is expected to rely heavily in the to put on the picket lines. AH our 32-34%; smalls (36 lbs. average) commission's report in weighing 11 drivers have taken other jobs 23-24; peewees 15-16!/,. proposals for new taxes. with union companies and' don't want to go back to work at Mill- stone." The strike began over pay on LARGE LOCAL SECURITIES charter runs. Tha following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- The company's owner resumed BOTTLE (29 ounces) ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent Actual transac- partial service Monday. tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities PURE — QUALITY TESTED could have been told (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of completion. Fined $105 BANKS EATONTOWN-John W. Owens, Div. Bid Asked 1405 Bangs Avc, Asbury Park, Asbury Park - Ocean Grove .50 27 30 Belmar-Wall National 2.50 105 was fined $105 in Municipal Court SODA Plus Deposit' Central Jersey Bank .60 23^ 24>, yesterday for driving while his Farmers & Merchants 1.00 60 license was revoked. 18 OTHER FLAVORS First Merchants National Bank , .25 9 10 Donald L. Maggcrt, Fort Mon- Keansburg-Mlddletown 10.00 315 mouth, lost liis driver's license Long Branch Trust 20.00 675 for 30 days, and paid n $30 fine Matawan Bank .30 15 for driving SO miles an hour In MONEY BACK GUARANTEE Monmouth County National .12 6% 7% 25 mile zone. Guaranteed to be as good as, or better than any soda on the market or New Jersey Trust 1.00 Eleanor C. Carncs, 8 Morford Peoples National, Kcyport 3.00 your money back! Made with artesian well water. Pure fruit flavoring. PI., R'ed Bank, was fined $55 for Sea Bright National 1.00 NO IMITATION FLAVORING ADDED INDUSTRIAL not keeping to tho right. Brockway Glass .80 Fines for traffic offenses also Bzura Chemicals 7/16 1-7/16 were imposed on the following: LORD DANIELS DELUXE BLENDED WHISKEY, 80 Proof Electronics Associates (xx) 2W, 263 Robert Mcglll, West Belmar, dis- RETURN FROM EUROPE — Grandchildren David, 14, Hanson VW-M regard of a traffic sign, $10; Paul QUART FIFTH PINT International Flavors & Fragrances E. Hostler, East Orange, passing and Barbara Ann, 13, wera interested ipoctators as Laird ft Company on the right, $10; Timothy J. thoir grandfather, former President Dwight D. Eison- Moniroulh Electric Deuchcr, Old Bridge, careless howor potod on dock of the United States liner America 6.99 3.69 2.89 1.99 Monmouth Park vln" $15: Timothy C. Austin, N. J. Natural Gas 1.00 351 Pine Brook Rd., Eatontown, following arrival in Now York from Europe. David and N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. 1.20 Rowan Controller careless driving, $15; Harold Barbara Ann accompaniod Ike and their grandmother, Lyons, Rosclle, speeding $13, and MONMOUTK LIQUORS Spiral Metal Mamie Eisenhowor, on a five-week tour of six European 168 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. (OPP. A&P) V. S. Homes and Development Corp, , Elizabeth Grace Summit, EWMAN SPRINGS RD (OPP speeding, $15. countries. (AP Wirephoto) (xx) .25 Cajh t \ikta tad raited standard! of fegal since being installed u ABA pres- 4~Frid»r, August 31, 1962, U.S. Lawye is febool tad afterwaafterwtrdd . Mwt Aajj . li). Hee alw is a mete- IBANK B3&GJSTE8 DAILY CROSSWORD cottM*J «* the ber of the K*w itrwty Hl&wty Iwsrtac* CoC . f tottferftrfy epertwp,, «f tie Gtr- Column AGeKM 2. Sound of C The lad major league pitcher a. cow Are Praised Amtrict, made Mr Brit tMtttt its Stale Pwiwiy. "to win 28 gs/nen for a last place The cards never forgive," 8.CHVW, M 6. Car-j>ool ;, Club wti Ned Garver, who com-gOM the old saying, but don't you 11 as order tea ..oHed • 20-12 record with He St believe it. J you lent every time THE HANDS companion <.TVa.ward M. Tew By Smith LouU Browns to 1951. you made a bad play you'd give 11. Spacious 8. Hurricane 8p. ROCKtAND, Maine (AP) - 12. Call forth ».Psychi. he president ot the American You may not own Crown Jewels {up the game of bridge and I'd South dealer 13. River N. center atrist have to find something else to Neither tide vulnerable! C. Saved Bar Association said yesterday NORTH! France front 23. Small, | the legal profession Is meeting "Fine Food to Go write about. (And please don't 48 7 32 H. Teamed •we*t- write in to say that the world (tor) execution Uh its group responsibilities more ef- But... PIPING HOT O743 7. Vine- fectively than in the past, and would be a better place.) O A7 15. Exclama- covered rolls TesteHajr'e Aitww 1 tion , 24. Pleads 36.IIetal-hft«4 thus public esteem for lawyers , you DO have Probably 99 players out ot 100 8. Spanish Is rising. Fish, Scallops .... WEST ZAST It. Provide* Uuly 27, Ex- goUdvb would make a foolish mistake in 4QJ94 46 with pression 38. Wrath the play of this hand. They never 9.Stippl»- Sylvester C. Smith, Jr., of Net* jewelry much

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Discover Posturepedic for yourself, now! no momy down at Wards STEWARrs DRIVE-IN Rouu 71 A Borrla Avanua SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money backiQj NO MONEY DOWN When you "Charge if" at Ward Brlille, Naw Jartay «nrf ice whether the /ienrtst «J* R£D BANK REGISTER Friday. 31, l%2-5 I wtn 0xni frlendi. Tax Bite-But Good "So I i»ii: "lm mttn I e*o'l yjmA& an (AJ*) — The in- bilf for V&Sl Wednesday, two cut tny hair for free. I've got come Ux people are putting the tf&ys after a go-round of more four toys tiA I cut their hair.' 'bite on Dale Gasper on account than two hours with Internal Rev- He said I had a point there, but he'd have to check. i NOW! of JU» ialw teeth. He traded hair- enue Service agents. cuts for the dentures. When Casper arrived at the tax "I told him about a man who THE "PRINCE" WINDOW The 25-year-old barber got a1 office for the interview, in re- came into the barbershop with » sponse to a letter headed "Reex- basket of tomatoes and asked me • Triple Track amination of Income Tax Return' if I'd cut his hair. He needed a the first agent he encountered had haircut, so I did. I suggested to • EZ Tilt-Can be a year-old newspaper clipping. It the agents that we'd better in- cleaned from (add* told how Gasper, having bad teeth clude the basket of tomatoes as income. They said I was being and little money, got a dentist to • Mode of ALCOA make him a set of uppers in re- overly technical." turn for haircuts. Gasper volunteered that his den- ALUMINUM "They said I had gained extra tist calculated the uppers, plus income by barter," Gasper re- some fillings in his lowers, came • A Fine Window lated. to $251. But Gasper insisted he priced just right "One dentist wanted to give me was entitled to deduct wear and the teeth. I told him I didn't want tear on his clippers and shears, charity. I asked the agent what plus commissions to the shop would have happened if I had owner. $|| 95 taken the free teeth—could they The agents agreed and discount tax them. He said, 'No, that would ed the dental work to $225.40. have been a gift.' "I wasn't trying to beat the gov fort, opt. "So I said maybe I am a good ernment," said Gasper. "I just friend of this dentist who madi thought it was an even swap." my teeth and he gave them ti me. Then, because we're friends, QQ Extra to Anodiie Plumbing & Heating I wanted u> give him some hair NEW COTTAGE LOCATION — Sea Bright Chamber of Commerce representative 4 Central Ave., Atlantic High. cuts. Aren't those gifts? Highlands Will not Pit or Corrodt Phone 2J1-0811 Robert Brown offtrs best wishet to the staff of The Cottage, a children's wear and "The agent said he could check School Set general gift shop which opens officially at 1076 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, tomor- 1 row. The itere formerly was located on Beach Rd., Monmouth Beach. From left are • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY Mrs. Valeri Daugherty, Mrs. Marion English and Mrs. Jeanne Wilson, store owner. Dally & Saturday 8 A.M.-5:!0 P.M. To Open Wed. and Frl. 'Ill ( P.M. HIGHLANDS — Joseph R. Bo]. "Between Yanko's & Reussllles" ger, principal, has announced that WALKING ON the public school will opei^ Sept Enter Quasquicentennial? 6 at 9 a.m. The first two days school will Editor's Note—Will "quasqui- analogous with 'sesqui' which good start. It may make it in a« close at 1 p.m. centennial" makes the diction- means 'plus a half.' year or so. And one thing you? 32 Bread St. SHadpId* 1-7500 R«4 Ids* Due to large enrollment, there ary? The odds may be against " 'Sesqui' is apparently formed can be sure. We will apply our^ w will be two kindergarten sessions. it now, but if it doeit the little from 'semis que,' meaning 'and A CLOUD!! town of Delavan, 111., will have most austere principles." #)•••••••••••••••#•# The morning session will be held a half." Now, both 'quarta' and from 9 to 11:30 and the afternoon to share the responsibility with 'quadrans' mean 'a fourth,' so session, from 12.15 to 2:45. In a helpful lexicographer. we can begin with either 'quarta February, the groups will re- By TOM HENSHAW que' or 'quadrans que.' verse, i NEW YORK (AP) - For the "The trick is to combine and W. juit made It poiiibl. for On the first two flays of school, past year, Frank W. Hatten, a shorten one of these as 'sesqui' this young lady and her fami- the morning kindergarten classes retired electrical engineer from was combined and shortened Friday & Saturday only ly to move info a new home, will end at 11 o'clock and after- Delavan, III., has been conduct- from 'semis que.' If we followed noon classes will start at 11 a.m ing what may be a unique as- the'model of 'sesqui' very close- 9:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. the on* the always wanted. and end at 1 p.m. sault on the citadels of the Eng-ly ... we get the word 'quasqui- If school is closed because of lish language.- centennial.' " inclement weather, it will be an He's trying to get the word Delavan gleefully leaped to the nounced over radio stations "quasquicentennial" into the dic-word and Hatten set out to WJLK, WHTG, and WOR. Thetionary. preach the gospel of 'Quasqui- fire whistle will blow at 7:45 a.m I've never heard of such a centennial" in the Midwest, The cafeteria will open Sept. campaign before," says Dr. Rob- Why .not stop In where 125th anniversaires are 10. ert L. Chapman, managing editor sprouting like Nebraska corn today and let us of Funk & Wagnalls dictionaries, our entire stock New pupils are requested to these days. who is sympathetic to the cause help you with your register before the opening day At last count, 13 towns, three of school at the office of the prin- since he coined the word in the home financing. first place. colleges, two churches ad. a pub- of boys'washable cipal. lishing company have adopted the Hatten's campaign began when word and the post office has ap- It adds up! More and more the town of Delavan (pop. 1,509) proved the use of "quasquicenten- people use The Register ads each started laying plans to celebrate nial" in out mellnssnaotipactac \ issue because results come fast- its 125th anniversary, a five-day nial" in stamp cancellations out LEAN-LOOK er.—Advertisement. affair that begins today. of Delavan. The problem. All of which leaves Dr. Chap- If 100th anniversaries are called man slightly bewildered. "centennials," and 150th anniver- "It has amazed me," he says. saries are called "sesquicentth/ "I'm impressed by the energy nials," what are 125th anniver- these people are showing. It's el' laries called? so a little touchy for me. I Hatten dashed off a query to AT coined the word and now I'll have Funk & Wagnalls. The dictionary to decide whether it goes into AUTOMATIC men examined their dictionar- the dictionary, too." DRY CLEANING ies, found there was no such In order to make the Funk & for MAINSTAY word. So, half humorously, Dr and Laundry Village Wagnalls—or any other—diction- Chapman suggested one. Before you buy new clothes, ary, a word must have what Dr. FEDERAL SAVINGS check through your closet for "The best model," he wrote, Chapman calls "wide currency.' We clean them her automatic- 'is 'sesquicentennial,' meaning People must use it spontaneously regularly 2.99 & 3.69 old ones and bring them here, 150th anniversary. We need a first in many sections of the country. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ally, safely and inexpensively. slement meaning "plus a fourth,'' "Wide Currency" is determined . . . Ask about our Big Boy by collecting a citation each time • A collection of washer. It even cleans 9x12 the word appears in print. Thus 9 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK rugs! Bus Routes far, the "quasquicentennial" ci- Sanforized washable . tation file in the Funk & Wagnalls cottons in long-wearing 177 Monmouth St. office is bout a foot thick and Insured Savings • Mortgage Loans For Students solids and I \ RED BANK growing. Unfortunately, all but one or textured weavesl < \nnounced two of the citations have been the direct result of Hatten'l HIGHLANDS-Harold C. Schai Ivy and continental /• lie, supervisory principal of the campaign and, says Dr. Chap- lenry Hudson Regional School, man, "a hundred campaign cit* models with long, END OF THE SEASON. las announced bus schedule and ions do not have the value ol lanky linesl tnites. one naive citation." Buses for high school students But," he adds, "It's off to, a Kill depart for school at 7:35 • Scoop up a whole t.m. and arrive at 8 o'clock, wardrobe at this toutes 1 to 5 have been desig- The Ownership ned for 9-12 students. umazingly low priest Buses for seventh and eighth Of Floating Lake ;raders will depart for school at • Newest Fall tones 1:20 a.m. and arrive at 8:45. toutes 6, 7, and 8 will be used Poses Problem to choose from in or junior-high students. WASHINGTON (AP) - The sizes 6 to 18! Tickets for each of the bus Army Engineers bowed out yes- outes will have a different color terday of any jurtsdictional ind stop number listed. Students squabble that may arise over that vill be able to figure the time floating island in Greenwood guaranr**d-to-flr U— afrwarfoni he bus will arrive at their stop Lake on the New York-New Jer- >y adding two minutes to each sey border. icheduled stop, school officials "We would have no interest in AT... aid. anything at Greenwood Lake," a High school classes will end at spokesman for the engineers said :28 p.m. and buses will start for The one-acre chunk of rea \tlantic Highlands at 2:38. estate separated from Fox Is Junior-high classes will end at land near West Milford, N. J. DRESS :14 p.m. and depart for home during a windstorm Wednesday at 3:24. and skimmed across the lake. Reg. 5.99 Buses will carry colored plao- It landed against several docks SHOP and prompted local officials to and ETHEL KRAUSS irds designating the proper route number. ponder the question of jurisdic- If school is closed, whistles in tion. 6.99 1062 OCEAN AVE. SEA BRIGHT his borough and Atlantic High- But as far as the Army En lands will blow at 7 a.m. Radio gineers are concerned, it's strict stations WPAT and WOR will ly a local problem. boys' washable announce school closings at 7:15 The mcra fact that the l UP a.m. straddles two states, the engi REVERSIBLE Mr. Sensible also announced necrs said, doesn't make th floating island a charge of the that anyone who has not regis- Army Engineers. JACKETS TO tered for admittance to the new school, or any student who ha DULL JOB Woven cotton plaids and check* 80°( not yet received a schedule, WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — .A reverse to solid cotton poplins should call for an appointment prospective juror was asked by Ji 99 as soon as possible. ..-. fully washable, too! Styled ON OUR STOREWIDE SELECTION lRe Thomas C. Baum in Com with stripe collar, cuffs mon Pleasant court why he KEVES ON MANEUVERS sought to be excused from jury and waistband. Sizes 8 to IS. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ar- duty. my Specialist 5-C Elvin Keycs, "Well you see, Judge, I am • SKIRTS DRESSES Prospect Ave., participated in 11J years old and can work hard Swift Strike II, on manuevcrs all day, but just can't sit still with the 82nd Airborne Division Bny more," replied Lcvi Groty OPfN in North and South Carolina, ear- of Wichita. [VERY•RY mmm^mmmmmlm4 • BLOUSES SWEATERS ly this month. He was excused. NIGHT 'Til ;HT • • HANDBAGS COATS WHO EVER SAID A HOUSE BRONX: ASTORIA: 3 lit off »\»iy BROOKLVN: ••46 othlrIt In • WntehMtar 192nd ind Cr. Concoune JAMAICA: SutpMn Olvci Cor 901*1 «v[. 1M llvlnnton Sited Long blind CAN'T BE TRADED-IN 2070 Wlitchiltir *» FLUSHING: Norlhain Olwt. ll Union 4lhA«.,Cor. 63id St. NlaJiruy SUNNYSIOE: QulinjOln] at 44th St. OiKilb. Cor. Irvine SUtan UliiMJ H'wntt E. Snr) SI. • Connecticut W« do it quits often here — why not look into MANHATTAN: 34th SI Wtll ol Ith Avi - «0U< St. V,«it ol J|h »»,. 812 j6th strut WntNyucki SALE ENDS SEPT. 22nd Whii today — many people ar«! Our New Salesroom in Keansburg WE WILL CLOSE FOR THE WINTER WALKER & WALKER ROUTE 36 ON MAIN STREET REALTOR - TRADE SPECIALISTS also in ASBURY PARK, Rt. 35 at AsburyPark Traffic Circle WATCH FOR OUR SPRING OPENING! Shrewibury, SH 1-5212 — Middletown, OS 1-2126 . PLENTY OF FREE PARKING AT BOTH LOCATIONS tied T&oHk Kcgistct JIM BISHOP: Reporter tUX Rrart StnN. KM Bwk, N. J. SUM Hkkmjr«, Mdtffatem v ErtbHibed 1878 by John H. C<*k Md Hew; day THOMAS IRVING BROWN. PublUtttr China in the Heart of Spain JAMES I. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLV. General Manner MADRID, Spain—The breeze in the car was cool W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager and steady'but the heat shimmered in waves above Member of the Associated Prtst the road ahead and distorted the orange tile roofs and T Pr*if is ratitttd «ciu«iv*iy o Uiv un for rtputouciuoo of «u (&• lofti otwt is tbif a»*«p*p«T u wcu u in &P o«w« diip&tcnea. the young trees. The sun was high and the white light Member ol American Newspaper Publlsberi Association burned the eyes. Only the Guadarramas, lofty and blue, Member Audit Bureau of Circulation seemed to be immune from the heat TO* R«3 Btau R9$IMM utumit 09 nomotil r«ipua«it>!]]U» mr typoxrsDbioai trrory )D fcdvftrt'lera Between the car and the mountains bui wiu raprtot wtiftout ebtri*. Uuu part of to tdverttietnent \a wbicb ib* typographical «rr«r occtirg. vertisers wuj pietM nouif tEs manigtmtBt immtrliaitiy or any trror wtucb aw otcur. were 20 miles of barren fields and lit- Ttali Bsws^aptr assumes &o rtsDoasiDHHits (or iiaisments of OWDIODB ID itttsrs from tta raadsrs. tle villages which grew from specks^of color on the windshield to houses and Prim » UranM On. v«ii II1.W en m«m. isoo •* eouBlcr. t c*ui« Unglt copy by mail, 9 esotl narrow streets and shops and disap- FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 1962 peared behind the car like nameless nothings out of nowhere. We were going to El Escorial. It Labor Day Is Next BISHOP is a gray eminence on the side of the Guadarramas, a building over 1,000 feet long built by Monday is Labor Day, For most for more than 600 persons to be in- Phillip II in the 16th century as a combination palace people, it arrives as a sort of holi- jured in more than 1,000 traffic ac- and monastery; He was a holy Hapsburg and he wanted dayvending-holiday. Although sum- cidents. And, in those wrecks, it says rule and religion under a single roof. It required 21 years to build the Escorial and he mer will not officially end until some 700 automobiles will have been had a stone chair in front, overlooking the swan lake, damaged so badly that it will cost Sept. 21, this day traditionally has and there Phillip sat and watched the Spaniards make been the one on which most Ameri- more than $100 each to repair them. his monument. When it was done, he was old and tired can families "fold up their tents" and The council also points out that "Why do I have to txplatn Hit faert of lift? Why don't wt |«tt «nd htm to a cur* and he tottered through the huge cathedral in the mid- go home to another year of work when Labor Day last rolled around, rent movie!" . dle of Escorial, and decreed that his bedroom would be and of planning. There's some shop seven persons were drowned in behind a small door on the right side of the main altar. His three daughters had rooms on the left side. ping to be done to get children ready swimming accidents and It estimates These Pays: A Spanish Disneyland? * that right behind the car-accident ALLEN- for school or college. There's a busi- He was a good king, a humorless man with a long toll this year will come more drown ness inventory to be finished for the solemn face, the chin playing host to a scraggly beard, fall season. There's fuel to buy for ings. The worst part of this outlook The Fallacy of Politics by Polls SCOTT and the eyes, large and dark and sad, staring at eter- use when the air turns chilly. The is that the Safety Council either By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY nity. He died at 71, the door of his little bedroom open to the high altar. He was old then, but Escorial, with people are ready to stop relaxing. could be right—dead right—in its REPORT estimates, or it could be offering up It has, for some years, been customary for poli- its gray stone and its towers, is still young and By ROBERT S. ALLEN and vigorous. ' But before the chores are taken figures far below what the actual ticians to have polls taken by professional pollsters PAUL SCOTT It is only an hour's ride from Madrid and we were tip there is this one holiday. It falls tolls will amount to. Involved en to discover whether they are worthy of holding par- WASHINGTON — Soviet tech- ticular public-offices. Presumably they do not them- nicians have begun installing halfway and more when the car topped a rise and on a Monday. That means that be- tirely is the human factor. selves know whether they are good or bad or indiffer- "electronic counter equipment" there, off to the left, was a Chinese city. The black fore it arrives there is a full week- in Cuba that can be used to in- Anyone can go out and get him- ent but they require a poll to give them terfere with U.S. missiles and gold pagodas, the moats, the Tartar wall, were end for families to enjoy together. self or members of his family killed. a clue to themselves. One of the first launched from, our major test cen- either real or a heat mirage. The car kept moving and Since it is the last "vacation time" That is quite easy. Anyone also can and most persistent' poll-users was ter at Capo Canaveral, Florida. the city came closer. "Chinese?" I said. "In the heart , This new type of Russian equip- of Spain?" Kelly shrugged. "It may be a Spanish Dis- holiday on the list, the great desire go out and become a killer. That's Thomas E. Dewey, who did not, of ment, capable of jamming o neyland." I decided to stop. There was an unhinged is to make the most of it. To do this, easy, too. It's the smart ones who course, succeed in his aspirations. tracking rockets fired down thi Prior to the invention of the polls, southern Atlantic ocean test gate and, up the dirt path, a Spaniard crouched under people by the million will take to will come back. And it's not much range, arrived aboard 10 of the a man appeared before his fellow-citi' the cool of a tree. the road, flock to the beaches, at- harder to be smart than it is to be 26 Soviet ships that already havi zens as a candidate for office, wiljing unloaded their military cargo a I do not speak Spanish. He does not speak Eng- tempt to squeeze just a few more careless. Observance of the holiday to take his chances as a man should. Cuban ports. lish. Still, he pointed behind him and I saw a sign. "55 hours out of the holiday period than quietly is one way. Speed makes lit- This ominous threat is the rea Days at Peking." A great light dawned. This is a mo- SOKOLSKY Nowadays, what with elections so cost- son behind President Kennedy's actually exist on the clock. Drivers tle sense in covering moderately ly, many candidates would like to know something decision to send Gen. Maxwell tion picture of the Boxer Rebellion of 1900, when the will jam their cars onto clogged short distances. What's a few more about what their chances are. Taylor, his chief military repre- Empress Dowager of China laid siege to the foreign sentative, on a special mission to legations outside the Forbidden City and tried to kill highways and, just to make time, the Caribbean. minutes? Nothing is to be gained >I have before me a poll taken by Louis Harris an the Americans, the-'Germans, the British, French, Span- will take chances in traffic that they Associates, Inc., dated August 22, 1962, which is de Gen. Taylor, the next chairman in drinking "that one for the road," of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, is ish, Italians and Japanese. otherwise would avoid. They will signed to establish that James A. Farley cannot defeal knowing that the road will stay there under direct orders from the Retired Matador at Work speed. They will drive too far. They Nelson Rockefeller for governor. President "to learn the full sig- but you may not. If, after these sum- nificance of these Soviet military We remembered. Last year I had met Samuel will drive when all of their energy mer months you have not gained The word, designed, will be objected \o as repre- shipments." Bronston in New York. He had made "King of Kings" senting a premeditated result. Not being a psychiatrist, Also, he lias been assigned to has been spent. They will drive when athletic form in swimming exer- 1 and "El Cid" in Spain, and he said, at the time, that I cannot determine anyone's motives. However, this determine the immediate threa they have had too much to drink. cises, Labor Day accomplishments to U.S. security if this sensitive his next movie would be about the Boxer Rebellion. poll is represented to be a cross-section of 802 voters equipment is used against air- We asked the guard to let us through. He held his Recognizing this, the New Jersey will count for little. Why take need- in every part of New York State, which has a popular craft flying from our naval base stick up. We could not pass. We made friendly ges- less chances? at Guantanamo Bay. Cuba. State Safety Council already has tion of 15,000,000 persons and in the 1958 guberna- One reliable intelligence esti- tures, but he sat again at the base of the tree, shaking given an estimate that at least 10 If, indeed, you are looking to La- torial election showed a vote of 5,712,482 for al mate sent to the President indi- his head. cates that Soviet Premier Khru- persons will die on the streets and bor Day as a holiday-ending occa- parties. If a sample of 802 votes is representative ol So we waited. In time, a small foreign car came" a population of 15,000,000 in a state which consists ol shchev has given the green light highways of this state before the sion and see a job to do ahead, why to his military leaders to use up the road and a tall man who speaks English like 49,576 square miles, why hold an election at all? Whj Cuba as a testing ground for holiday ends at midnight Monday. not get ready to do what must be David Niven paused at the tree. I told him that I had not send out Louis Harris and his associates to take their newest jamming devices. met Bronston and, in Spanish, he told the guard to let The "death period," it estimates will done and prepare yourself for it? a sample and call it a day. Surely, Harris costs less In effect, the Sovfet leader is ready to risk U.S. counter meas us pass. The guard shrugged. The Briton said: "There's start at 6 o'clock tonight. It looks Happy holiday. than an election, and takes less energy of less persons. ures by making the air and seaa story for you if you're looking for one. The guard approaches to Cuba "another is a retired matador. Once, he was very popular. Now A Curse Upon Body Politic Spain." your Money's Worth; I look at the tail of this report and find a sub-head, This alarming possibility is he keeps people off the set" based on information from refu- We drove up to the set for a quick look. In my "by Religious Groups." This has become a curse upon gees just out of Cuba. They re- A Tax is Key to Stronger Growth our body politic. It used to be that Americans voted port that the Soviets have 6ent time, 1 have seen many and all of them look real from as Americans. They did not vote on the basis of re- more than ten times the "elec- the front, and resemble broken corsets from the back. tronic counter equipment" needed By SYLVIA PORTER ligious groupings or ethnological groupings. Harris put! This one is built exactly to scale. The Empress for Cuba's defenses. Dowager used to boast that her walls were so wide activity to the point where busi- under this heading: White Protestant, Catholic, Jewish The most sensitive of this jam- William P. Butler, the na- A. The corporate income tax that four chariots could race abreast Honally respected economist vice must be cut—from 52 per cent to, ness spending foi expansion of Negro. ming equipment is exacted to be oresldent of the Chase Manhat- say, 45 per cent. The steep pro- plants again would be essential. used to disrupt our plans to beat Kelly Prefers Sam Bronston the Soviets to the moon. This an Bank of New York, believes as gressiog n in ppersonal income tax Third, it would reduce the de- Apparently In the sample of 802 voters, these an The walls are that broad. The streets are Identical i reported yesterday, that we'll be flationary impact our federal tax represented. I have never before known that the Ne kind of interference Is clearly rates mustt be reduceddd tto encour- possible since all major missile with those of old Peking, even to the shallow stream into the fifth age investment in non-corporate system now has on the general groes were a "Religious Group," although the follower! recession o f launehings for the moon project which ran down the middle of the legation sector. The business. A general reduction in economy. Taxes today take so will be from Cape Canaveral. post-World War personal Income taxes will head big a total of funds from pay- of Elijah Muhammad so claim. But what shocked m apothecary shops, the legation buildings, the Chinese 1 Also, several hundred of the II within a off recession. Butler is thinking checks and profits when business was that Harris and Associates, Inc. show in this pol temples—even the dragons—are lifelike. Only the few months. in terms of a total tax cut of highly-trained Soviet bloc experts is rising that the withdrawals that James Farley gets a maximum of 60 per cent of that landed with the equipment While he ex- $8 billion or so, says, "The Fed-themselves tend to choke off the actors are unreal. • pects it to be eral deficit need not be in- rise after a year or so. the Catholic vote. This is taken on the sample of 802 are building a satellite tracking It is not a papier mache set. It is a huge city mild, he also station in Cuba. creased by anything like this Q. But can we afford to cut voters, but there is no statement as to how many of thinks we'll amount, if at all." This Soviet station—the first of spreading over acres of Spanish plain. An American not get out of taxes? them were Roman Catholics. Farley's maximum of Jew- its kind outside of Russia—is be- on the set told me that it cost one million dollars to Q. Why is tax revision so A. Butler acknowledges that our recent pat- necessary? ish voters is 57 per cent, which no pollster can know ing designed to guide manned- build the structures and the wall and the shallow river. tern of slow, the chief objection to a tax re- Soviet spacecraft as well as track A. First, it would check the vision program is that it would to be true because Jews usually do not vote as a bloc, PORTER sluggish growth on-coming recession. Second, it U.S. missile and satellite launch- In Hollywood, it would have cost three million. swell the budget deficit, but he appearing in both parties, depending on variou ings. and incomplete recoveries un- could make the next advance a argues. "Actually the surprising The trend toward filming motion pictures any- less we do something to stimu- powerful one, for it would re- situations. IMMEDIATE THREAT - The thing is that a program of tax Joint Chiefs of Staff, while con where but in Hollywood continues, Spanish labor is late our economy. store profit margins, lead to revision which effectively stimu- higher business spending for The poll which gives the Democratic Party a 54 cerned about this potential mis- low-priced and efficient. The "55 Days at Peking" will Yesterday's column ended with lated economic activity might not sile Interference, warn that the Butler emphasizing that the lag more efficient plants and this, in increase the deficit in the short per cent Catholic vote and a 72 per cent Jewish vote cost $9,000,000, including the wlents of Ava Gardner turn, would stimulate all business first operational use of the Sovfct in business investment in plant run and it could produce a bal- does not say that that was so in any election, but "ECE" will be an attempt to and Charlton Heston. It would cost $15,000,000 in the and equipment explain our fail- anced budget in a brief period, rather I assume that this refers to the 802 voters used establish air .control over the United States. ure to achieve full prosperity. if federal spending is controlled." CARMICHAEL as a sample. Obviously, a large part of the Democrat!' Caribbean for Castro's growing "What do you say?" I said to Kelly. She got back Here is a continuation of his If we do not cut taxes and we jet air force. Views as he gave them to me have a recession in 1963, we'll vote in New York City is among the Irish and Italian in the car. "I would rather see Ava Gardner than El BUT, It automatically have a big deficit. The jam mint; devices will be at a luncheon at the Chase bank Catholics and in Buffalo, among the Polish Catholic used to interfere with U.S. air-Escorial," she said. Maybe- later in the week, I said. this week. If we do cut (axes and really stimulate the economy, the and 54 per cent looks mighty small to me. Also, the 72 craft guidance control and "We are going to see what Phillip II did," I said. She Q. Why has business invest- Rroundto-air communication sys- ment lagged? deficit next year would be no per cent for Jews in the Democratic Party does no smiled faintly. "He should see what Sam Bronston did," larger than that which would be ems throughout the area. A. Because of the disappoint- look right as Nelson Rockefeller's greatest support in Already, Soviet agents are she said. ing performance of profits — created by a recession. Tax re- vision "is the only way we can1958 came in those areas where more Jews than Chris- working closely with Communists i which have been placed in a inside the Haiti government to squeeze in recent years. While get out of the pattern of slow tians or atheists live. "I Think Them Feds Got Me, Boyi, But I Know growth and repeated, deficits." set up "ECE" outposts on that Industrial prices on averagej How About Voting for an American? island In exchange for Communist You'll Carry On" have remained stable, costs havc| Q. What would be the effect arms and economic help. continued to rise and "this has, fl on our dollar's reputation? In a word, I find this poll of 802 voters too selec squeezed profits to a level where) As lemntimr bait, the Russians A. it won't add m stresses on tive to be informative and unless I saw the list of offered President Divalier 200 business cannot afford to lift in-' the dollar if we make it clear vestments in new plants andj names and addresses of those polled, it would be hard Soviet bloc experts and $10 mil- we're setting out to restore basic lion in economic aid—the same equipment high enough to sup- incentives to growth in our econ- for, me to accept it as more than a response of 802 amount thy U.S. has been with- port genera] prosperity." omy, are prepared tn balance the persons. As a guide to how 5,712,482 voters would vote holding from Haiti. Q. What can we do about the budget when prosperity lias (icon profits squeeze? on Election Day, I think so small a sample is So far, Divnlier hasn't bitten. attained and if we pursue moneyi . , President Kennedy Is still un- A. There are no pat, simple policies in defend (he dollar In meaningless. le.cided' on what steps the U.S. remedies but we must tackle all ihoul-l lake to counter this erow- tlie forces causing it if we are administration, Con- TllC P°llstC« W thllt from lliese Soviet threat In the Carib- to get the U.S. back into a vig- gress and the public Ret behind samples. And some politicians go by these polls Uemi H'« (old Democratic Con- .oroiu advance. Business must this sort of program imw, then j until they are retired to silence and memories. A strong gressional leaders at a White work to keep costs under con- 1 dc cnds lathcr On his abilit lo attract tJ)e vole House briofinc this week that he trol and to develop and market "*".''. we can muster .he disci,""" P V «- Innned to delav a. decision unt new products which will keep plinc and sense of national pur. 'o state his case and tt) prove able and competent. ien. Tnvlor mnkes his full ronort. Halm expanding. Labor unions pose to make these adjustments.'Strong men lake risks. INTELLIGENCE LOG-Djspitc must curb wage demands, for, "I foresee a truly plieiiomeiiull excessive WBRC -increases load tate Department denials, tho U.S. only to Inflation or unemploy- period of economic growth in tbe Wlien a politician says of any Election that this Iocs have definite information ment, The federal government decade nbead." ycar t|1(, candidate must be a Protestant or a Catholic hat Soviet ground-to-air missiles must pursue responsible money This has been duller i.ueak- . . ... iavc been unloaded in Cuba and politics. And we need "a basic ing. of course you've (,-ue.ssrd or a Jcw> ' am tempted to reply that I hope that this re nnw being installed. These revision of our tax structure." nlssilcs have rnnr » of up to 90 Q. What kind of tax revision is bat the reason I've so painstnk- year the American voter will vote for an American. lies and can, easily bj converted g r If (his is necessary? i I)—Friday, : '.in £veXZeTwi"h '""practical politics, let us be impractical for (Sc» ALLEN-SCOTT, Pago 7) change and do the right thing. R£D BANK REGISTER Mrs* Reid DAILY, CROSSWORD FrieUjr, AsguM 31, 2, Ait What's News VdoOiat Olympic Allen- ttUn tad laii* u» unacted Picks Aides i wooWMl to «oda contestant to b«ck thf Aftftiutttt candi- euhaer* / 3. Wandered . 23. Dry date, white the US. will support In Business 6. Fibbers • 4. Fay wine Pakistan's choice. PARKER For FT A 11. Speak attention 26. Cutrob Scott W. Daniel Williams, vice presi- signed to aid la air-sea restue NEW SHREWSBURY - Mrs M.Telstar's 5. Part of pred- (Continued) dent in charge of sales for the operations. Harry G. Reid, president of tti path "to be" eces- IS. Rule oT »." , ito ground-to-ground missiles. ARR0W New Jersey Natural Gas Co., Shrewsbury Township Parent sor aanas says his company is co-operating David L. Yunich, president, Teacher Association, has an : math, honor 27. Certain They are similar to the Army's with the New Jersey Gas Asso-has announced that, pending fi- nounced the names of her com- 1*. To utter andohey" English umsms ike-A j ax . . . Russia is shipping school- YrataWUv'a Auwar ciation in the promotion of a nal approval of a preliminary mittee chairmen for the year. 15. Youth 7. Metal huge floating crane to Cuba. 16. Mudguard g. Dwell boy zoning ordinance, Bamberger'sj _. •uiSt in Bulgaria, the crane will ONLY campaign called "September is Mrs. William J. Brennan is firsi 17. "The Star. 9. Kind of a 28. Letter C 37. Earth Gas Heat Month.'l He said the plans to build a regional shop-|vice president; Mrs. Robe((f»F, e towed from the Black Sea to' Spangled poUto 30. Cover 38. Femals avana. next month . . . Katan- company's residential heating ping center at Livingston. In Henck, second vice president Banner" martier 31. X steep sheep a's President Tshombe is hit- $O95 customers have increased by the center would be a new Bam-Mrs. Jacques Schindler, record- author M.Cuhtc meter slope 39. Cattail ing back at the sanctions the more than 500 per cent in 10 berger's store with floor space ing secretary; Mrs. Robert Hoi 18. Hebrew IS. Turkish hat 32. Martinique 41. Guate- Jnited Nations is trying to im- J years and that today "more than of about 250,000 square feet. ley, corresponding scretary, am letter 17. Un tanned volcano mala. xise on his Congo province. He There also would be facilities for Mrs. Joseph Coote, treasurer. 19. Before calf hide' 33. Conference Indian 90 per ceni of the new homes be- s. blocking shipment of gasoline about 50 other stores. Chairmen include Mrs. Petei 20. Seta down, 18. Heap site 1945 42. Weep ing built in our territory are be- om Rhodesia and South Africa1 C. Xefteris, art; Mrs. Thoma: as pur- ing healed with gas." 1 i the United Nations head-; First Eastern Investment Cobianchi, Mrs. Robert Singletoi chases 1 1 4 « to 7 a 9 to Featuring 24, Foot-lever juarters at Elisabethville Corp., 148 Broad St., Red and Mrs- Samuel Williams, clas Allison of RochmHr Robert Lee, Rumson, of the 25. Mediter- Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer plans Bank, has been appointed gen- mothers; Vincent E. Reilley, Cli II IZ • Saort • Dran New Jeney; Shore Builders As- ranean ship a follow the basic military eral agents for the Patriot life il Defense and safety; Mrs. Go: Caata Skirt* Now a sociation, says "the builders 29. Beautifully 14 itrategy for NATO that his pred- Insurance Co. Jack Skakandy, don Montgomery, health and wel n • Svaafaia • Jaekth will continue their campaign" fine in ecessor. Gen. Lauris Norstad t Pljomai Samara Dr., Shrewsbury, is fare; Mrs. Frank Cooper, histo • Rebaa dean-filling against real estate dealers who texture a •stahlished. He will push for a • taackwMr • UoJarwatr First Eastern's president, and rian; Frank Cooper, international are asking a 6 per cent fee 31. Mata, Had % tfATO tactical nuclear striking1 • SaartShlrti Stephen O. Skakandy, Cora relations; Mrs. Lloyd F. Peskoe, .smooth-writing for the sale of houses. The waione 17 l« ' orce—a brainchild of Gen. Nor-. • Suifa Shan La., Shrewsbury, executive legislation, and Mrs. Eric Holm 34. Neuter • Wort builders, he said, feel this fee tad . . . U.S. intelligence re- • Raincaah vice president. gren and Mrs. Mortimer Fox pronoun 2a 11 ClotKM PARKER is too heavy for the industry 31 ports identify Algeria's Ben Bella • Slacks library. 35. Foot digit to bear and should be lowered. % % s a Communist with ties directly FRANK'S H. Mat Adams, commissioner Also, Mrs. Robert B. Schulman 36. Stopped %\ xf it n at Meetings on the question have o Moscow ... A Pakistan- CARTRIDGE of the New Jersey "Department newsletter; Mrs. Neil Spendifl 39, Stannum not produced a compromise. tfghanistan battle is brewing in of Conservation and Economic hospitality; Mrs. Frank Steck 40. Permit V) lo BIG & TALL Tc; PEN he United Nations. Zafrulla , Development, has announced the hahn, Mrs. John Perry, Jr., aw «," hath ^ '^ tO»NKKWiY35,WUUIWU James Butler, manager f/i 3+ Chan, of Pakistan, will be op- 'distribution in foreign countries Mrs. Milton A. Mausner, mem charmi" 31 s» M vt U SIM Narta •! UM> Clrilt) Kimmerle Paint Co., 20 White 43. To tie m % .xised by Afghanistan's Abdul The new Parker Arrow of a new four-color folder, de- bership; Mrs. Donald Littman CollMl-3349 St., Red Bank, is advising do- anew Jb 17 «e )» Rahman Pazlrwak for the presi*| writes, beautifully on its signed to attract foreign visitors properties; Mrs. Charles S. Cres BIANCB ITOUS it-yourself painters to look ovei 44. Place of % lency of the General AsKmbly to the United States. It is sy, scholarship; Mrs. Reid, scan 1 JUMOEUL MttWlT, 14K solid gold point. Ideas contained in Dutch Boy'. worship 4s 41 41 'hen it convenes in September. printed in four languages and il-representative; Mrs. Joseph La ww Bitmitrici, H. j • Choice of four change- Color Harmonizer, a new coloi 45. Resounds II1S SOOn BIO4D IT, lustrates New Jersey's most en- m TUNTON, M. I. kin, student activities, and Mrs 46.A7LCIO 41 4* able points. Five car- book that has just arrived ii ticing features. his store. "More than 10C Joseph LeRoy and Mrs. Carl O president % 4V 4b tridges free with the pen, colors are keyed to actual carpei lando, ways and means. DOWN LAST DAY TOMORROW 1. Slice each good for thousands swatches ... enabling customers % of words. Attractive bar- to accurately select proper wali Psychiatric rel colors. paints and carpet colors right in 76 Calls pers, potatoes, radishes, squash, come to the heir own home," he said. sweet potatoes and tomatoes are Charge Accounts Available Center Drive Answered Weekly perhaps the most plentiful. Air Cruisers Divbion of the In most areas shoppers can Fair Haven Volunteer FREE DELIVERY Garrett Corp., Belmar, has choose from a large variety of PHONE SH 7.0001 developed a combination raft At Raceway By Squad Food fruits, most plentiful of which Fire Company and sleeping bag designed to EATONTOWN — The Freehold are apples, grapes, pears, plums enable pilots of downed air- Raceway will assist the MATAWAN - The Matawai and melons. craft with head-to-toe comfort Children's Psychiatric Center, First Aid and Rescue Squad, Review in emergencies. Inside, there Inc., answered 76 calls in July Inc., of Monmouth County in its By The Associated Press is an inflatable canopy or $371,009 fund-raising drive to ex-William Hulsart, president, liste spray shield that covers an oc- the calls as follows: 18 emergenc; pand programming in treatment, Few main-course foods are cupant's body while be Is In a | and accidents; 24 emergenc; Magic Set research and training. more uniformly abundant sitting position. There also is transportation; 26 transportation throughout the nation this weekj 17lroodS»., Red Bank a radar reflective surface de- Representatives of the center four fires, and four drills. will • solicit contributions during than turkeys. As Course There were 145 ambulance The Department of Agriculture the races tomorrow. Girls dressed hours; 396 man with answerin, reports the big bird is featured; in white with red sashes will be the most calls: Carl Ludewig, For Adults at northeastern meat counters, I stationed at the raceway's three28; Henry Ahlers, 25; Arthu: attractively priced in the South- LONG BRANCH - Whilley, YOU HAVE TIL main gates. Nixon, Theodore Phelan, Jr. east and low-priced in the South the Wizard, an international The raceway also will explain and Lawrence Walker, Jr., 20. west. entertainer, will be the instructor the center's work over its public The squad attended a Iecturi In other areas also it Is of a course in magic to be known SEPT. 10th address system. at the Union Beach First Aii abundant. as "The Devil's Workshop" that The center estimates that with Squad Monday. Dr. M. I, to go to First Merchants National and open a savings One large chain Is. featuring will be offered during the fall an approximate total of 335,00 Genovn, Red Bank, discussei account that will start earning interest from August 1st! :urkey in its New York outlets session of the Long Branch Com "Injuries Due to ^|/ Q/ Interest on Passbook Savings people in the county, 100,000 Electrical at 39 cents a pound for 4-to 14-munity Adult School. whom are under 18, about IS pe[Shock.: " pound birds, and 33 cents a Students will be taught how to 3/2 /O Accounts The squad will attend the lOtt cent could be helped by psychi pound for heavier weights. entertain audiences with such 4% totaraal n lt-manUia Vmt cartlffcataa available an any data anniversary celebration of thi trie care during childhood. Accompanying turkey on the commonplace props as handker- Manaara ' JLeonardp First Aid Squad Satur. The number of children suffei Specials counters in the North- chiefs, coins, cigarettes and •a* ana day at (Pp.m. Nartk •aaar» f%rk ing emotional disturbances in th east are smoked hams, fryers cards. MMMHPUU «ll« county is at the national averagi and broilers. Fair M.vm. • Halmdal according to the center, and it di Whitley, the Wizard, once gave Member Federal In the Southeast, ground beef a command performance for Raiarva Sjatem/Ftderal pends on contributions' to tret 'Signal 30' is reported to be attractively Dapoiit Tmuranea Corp. out-patient children under 17. Crown Prince Akihilo of Japan. ... at the Fire House Grounds priced, as are broilers and fry-He recently returned from a tour ers. of the theaters of Puerto Rico. He Film For Round, sirloin and porterhouse' RIVER RD., FAIR HAVEN ALL THIS PLUS S&H GREEN STAMPS ris a member of the International steaks are featured In some Chi- Brotherhood of Magicians and of Civic Group cago markets. Momoto, the Japanese magicians 6:30 P. M. 'til 12 Midnfghr Fresh pork, spareribs and ba-organization, and is secretary- EAST KEANSBURG - A film, con are slightly lower in some REFRESHMENTS • FREE GROUND TREES "Signal 30", shown by the state treasurer of Long Branch Chap- western markets and some beef ter, IBM. •RIDES • GAMES • MUSIC police will provide the program :uts are lower In the Los An- at a meeting of the Bayshore gles area. ' Civic Association next Thursday In several areas red meats are| at 8 p.m. in the fire house. ilightly higher. Rib roasts and Also part of the program will iven-ready roasts are quoted 8 be a "driver safety" lecture by :ents a pound higher than last the state police as well as a guest week at New York outlets of a speaker, Arthur Weimer, repre- lational chain. senting the Leonardo Taxpayers' On the produce counter, green Association. His topic will be jeans, cabbage, celery, corn, LIQUIDATION SALE Use of Port Monmouth Meadow- iggplant, lettuce, onions, pep- land as a Historical Park." 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Wffllt WSCISTER HIGHLANDS EDISON MAS1NE- HEVLO PARK awEJnX- Cornball Comic Got 8~FriA»y, Augu* 31, WJi. FRIDAY TV MOVIE HHETABU KED SANK *;» "One night the cauer «u tft- •TV _W/UK>TV 7.00; ».«!, CARLTON- MON. — CounUrlelt Traitor 1M; 3i» i.-oo; T:«o: *M; n-.m. er me and I did my usual run- -WNBCTV Chanel _W0MW H.tlH 2:00; I:«: »:3S. sim -That Touch ol Midc ins: His Start in the Army SAT. — Bummer Kiddle Show gerlef 9:00. 3:05: 1:00; 7:00: 8:M; 10:40. ning. Finally, I went up to•Channels -WNEW-TV _WPIX-T¥ Enchanted Foreat 2:00; HiUrl 1:30 HAZLET MON. — That Teuch of Mick J:00; 4:00; 1:00: 8:00; 10:00, strange house and rang the door SUN. t'MON. — Hatarl 1:30; «:20LOEW: S DRIVE4N- By CHARLES W1TBECK with a college crew cut and glass- bell. When the lady answered, all 7:20; 10:10. Cartoona t:10: The lnterni 8:20; WOODBRIDGE FRIDAY AFTERNOON (4) Local News 11:55; Wild Westerners 10:40. HOLLYWOOD - When Danny es, he asked what the younger I could say was "There's a pos- EATONTOWN DrtlVE-IN- I**- (I) Lor. of Uf« (7) Susie SAT. k SUN.-Cartoons-Rama 8:10; FRI. * SAT.—Cartoon Carnival 1:18; Tbomu first met Dick Van brother did. sibility I'm walking in my sleep, DRIVE-IN- Tlie Interns S:3O: 12:00,' Wild West' Blrdman of Alcatras S:3C; 1:09; Road and if not I'm in a lot of trouble.' (4) First Impression (U) Navy Log FRr. * SAT. — K.rtoon Karnival erners 10:45. to HonE Kong 11:30. Dyke's brother, Jerry, a man "I'm a comic," Jerry replied 7;JJ: Hatari 10:OS; 12:00. MON. — Cartoons 8:10; The Interns SUN t MON.—Blrdman or Alcatral (7) Jane Wyman (4) Weather S-JO- 12:30; Road to Honj Kom 11:00. Danny stepped back, looked again "The lady let me in, gave me «:45- (4) News , BUN. * MON. — Blrdman ol Alca 8:20; 11*5; Wild Westerners 10:40. and said, "You're "telling me a glass of milk and 1 woke up." (11) Merry Mailman trai 8:00; 12:15; Hone Soldiers 1CU5 KEANSBURG MONTCLAIR UiM- (J) Search For New» LONG BRANCH CLAIRIDGE - MARINE you're a comic?" Backslapplng Extrovert CASINO- Tomorrow Whiplash BARONET— FRI., SAT., SUN. * MON. — El Cld Windjammer 8:30. Danny didn't believe it, but SAT.—Windjammer 2:00: 8:o0. In the TV version, Jerry, an (4) Truth or (5) Assignment: Lollta, 2:10; 7:0O; 8:30. 2:00; 7:45. BUN.—Windjammer 2:30; 7:30. quickly changed his mind last BAT. — Lollta 2:10; 4:65; 10:20. PERTH AMBOY MON.—Windjammer 8:00. NOW-ENDS SATURDAY Army private on leave, visits Consequences Underwater SUN k MON. — Follow Thai Dream March watching Jerry perform Gale Storm 3:20; 4:30: 6:45; ^ast ot Kilimanjaro AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- Mat Sat. 2-Eves. 7-1 brother Dick and is a quiet, "re- (I) Cartooni O) A total of 92 summonses was on Dick's Wednesday night se- Merrytoon Circus 2:10: 6:20; 8:30. FRI. * 8AT. — Cartoons 8:00; Wild served person when awake. As a (7) Camouflage (9) Westerners 8:12: The Interns 9:52:issued to trucks for speeding on ries. Jerry played a sleepwalker News- ASBURY PARK Diary ot High School Bride 12:02. "3 STOOGES IN ORBIT" sleepwalker Jerry turns into a 11:41- (]) Guiding Light (11) the New Jersey Turnpike in ex- who wants to be a comedian on Weather BARONET- BUN. k MON. — Cartoon 8:00; The AND backslapping extrovert. He tells (11) Rocky and His 7:1»- (J) speclal Klddla Show — Jack the Interna 8:06: 11:49; Wild Westerner cess ol the allowable limit during two shows which will be repeated brother Dick he has ambitions in Local News Giant Killer; Mlthly Ursui 2:00 10:38. Friends (II) MAJESTIC- July. It was the greatest of all "MOTHRA" Sept. 5 and 12, and if you've the comedy line and proceeds Newi That Touch of Wink f:00; 9:20. 12:50- (J) News And Weather 7:15- »> SAT,, BUN. * MON. — That Touch TO, SAT., SUN. 1 MON. — Thai truck violations in that month missed them the first time, take to do the routine his Army bud- Weather ol Mink 2:30; 8:40; 8:20; 10:30. Touch or Mink 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; SUN. • MON. - TUES. a look. 11: S*- (4) Newi 8:00: 10:00. against those who fail to "read dies love. 7.J0- (2) Rawhide LYRIC— MON. - 3 Stooges In Orbit 7:00; WILLIAM HOLDEN (7) News Gum or DarkneM 3:12; 7:00; Story and heed." Jerry plays a banjo, cracks international , ol the Count o! Monte Crlilo 1:00 10:20: Jiomra S:30. "I'm terrible awake," says Jer- (9) Almanac Newsreel (4) "THE COUNTERFEIT jokes and is a complete opposite Showtime 8:40. ry, "but when I'm asleep I'm a1:0ft- (1) Burns and Allen BAT., SUN. * MON. —. Guns ot Dark, TRAITOR" from the Mort Sahl, Bob Ne'»house afire. The problem is—can (5) Peter Gunn nesa 3:10; T:05: 11:00; Slory of thi (4) "rouble With Father Count ol Monte Crlsto 1:00; 4:50 hart, Dick Gregory type of saI be terrible? I tell you I'm (7) Margie S:4S. (!) Cartoom tirical, irreverent wit. doin' a good job of it." (8) Movie MAYFAIR- (7) Dr. Hudson's Journal Says Jerry: "I'm a talkin' Like brother Dick, Jerry made (H) Sportsman's Club Muslc Man 2:30: 7:00: 9 50 (9) Profile of' Space BAT. Ji SUN—Music Man 1 (5; 4:30 ATLANTIC comic. I gave 'em the oldhis reputation in the Army. 7:40—(11) Red Barber 7:20: 10:10. THEATRE (11) Movie MON. — Muiic Man 1:30; 4:15; 7:00 schmaltz. I do a country boyish "They'll laugh at anything," says 7:55—(11) Baseball Atlantic Iliiihlanils—Trl. 1:23- (S) Newi 9:35. thing where I play a little ban Jerry, "but the applause gets 8:00- (5) Lock Up PARAMOUNT- NOW THRU SAT. io, stop* and tell a few jokes and 1:»- (]) As The World Tumi Hathaways The Interns 2:00: 7:00; S:00; 11:00. you. You keep wondering if peo- (7) BAT. & SUN. — The Interna 2:00 Eves at 7 and 9:20 go back to strummin' again ple will laugh outside the gates." (4) Dr. Joyce Brother! 8: SO- (2) Route 68 4:10: 6:25: 8:45; 10:30. There's nothing original or clev- (5) Movie (4) Detective! MON. — The Interns 2:30; 5:00; 7:30; How did they ever The Van Dyke brothers claim 9:45. er about me. I'm really 'way their comedy talents come from (7) December Bride (5) Bat Masterson BELMAR make a movie of ahead of my act. I feel like I'm their father, a public relations (9) Wild Bill Hickok (7) Flintstones FLY-IN DRIVE-IN ' selling myself instead of my ma-man for a trucking company in 1:55- (4) News »:00- (5) Cimarron City PRI. It SAT. _ Lollla 8:05: 1:05 terial." 77 Sunset Strip Where the Hot Wind Blows 11:00. Indianapolis. "If my father had J:»- (2) Paiiword 0) BUN. A MON.—Scar Face Mob 8:00 Father ol the Bride ll:(O; Georie Raft Btory 0:50. Sells Pretty Well confidence," says Dick, "he could (4) Jan Murray lilt- (2) Special For Women LOUT^ Obviously, he's been selling be a performer. He's a table (7) Day In Court (4) NEPTUNE CITY Twilight zone pretty well, for he's been on thecomic. On stage he freezes up. (9) Favorite Story 10:00- (2) NEPTUNE CITY- Y KM Y«nc> Derringer Klddle Show: Myiltrloun Iilini 2:50 road for three solid years, mov- J.2S- (4) News (5) Les Liaisons Danaereusei 7:35; 9:55. "We had a normal family life," Target: ^Corruptors plus KIDDIE SHOW ine from one club to another. (7) SAT. — Mysterious Ialand 2:50: Lei STARTS SUNDAY says Jerry. "We all used to l:t»- (2) House Party Eyewitness Llaltona Danaereuses 6:45; 9:0O JOHN SAT. MATINEE AT I laugh a lot. And we didn't have 10: JO- (2) 11:05. AT EATONTOWN Like the character In the TV (4) Lorettt Young Chet Huntley SUN. — Kiddie Show: Premature WAYNE (4) "I WAS A TEENAGE two-parter, Jerry really used to a village idiot in Danville. We all (7) Seven Keyi Mr. Lucky Burial 3:20; Journey to 7th Plane WILLIAM <5) 2:00; Les Liaisons Dangereuies 5:00 be a sleepwalker and often kept took turns." (») Star And Story Movie 7:20: 9:45. HOLDEN WEREWOLF" (9) brother Dick up half the night Jerry's first real crack at show (11) Movie Mel Allen MON. — Premature Burial 3:20 "HORSE 10:45—<11> Journey to 7th Planet 2:00: Ui Llal A-N-D chasing him. business came when Sally Rand 3-.SS- (J) Newi New* •ons Daniereusea 7:35; 9:55. ll:*- (2) SOLDIER" "I would dream I was in a carpulled into town. Jerry was work- I:W- (2) Millionaire Newi COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE "I WAS A TEENAGE (4) and I wanted to get the head- ing at a local radio station and (4) Young Dr. Malone Newi SHORE DRIVE-IN- (S) John Wayne FRANKENSTEIN" lights on," said Jerry. "Dick Sally suggested he take a job • (5) Racket Squad Newi FRI. * SAT. — Birdmnn or Alcatra! (7) 8:10; 11:30: Hone Soldiers 10:30. BURT would have to calm me down as with her as a barker. He left (7) Queen For A Day SUN. * MON. — Hatarl 8:10: 11:00 William Holden SUN.. MON., TUES town with Sally and lasted one (H) Steve Allen Flretway 10:30. LANCASTER I walked around the room trying (9) Jack La Lanne SHORE "HORSE Continuous Sunday to find the headlights." day. "That first night Miss Rand 11:11- (J) Weather S:»- (2) To Tell The Truth Weather North of Red Bank DRIVE-IN "THREE STOOGES asked me to walk her big dog," (4) BIRD MAN OF SOLDIERS" Then Jerry used to run a bit at (4) Our Five Daughters (5) Movie ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS night. "Luckily, Danville, III., said Jerry. "I did and I lost Starts IN ORBIT" him." (3) Medic (7) News, Weather & ATLANTIC— ALCATRAZ Sunday was a small town, because I used (7) Who Do You Trust? Sports Lollta 7:00; 9:20. A-N-D to run the length of the town at Night Club Circuit SAT.-KIddlB Show 2:00; Lollta 7:00 (9) Movie IMS- (2) Movie 8:20. "MOTHRA" night in my sleep. Someone was With Army applause still ring- (11) Abbott and Coitello SUN. — 3 Stcojei In Orbit 3:40; LONG SRANCH (4) Tonight 7:00: 10:15; Mothra 2:00: 5:15: 8:30. BARONET chasing me," he said. ing in his ear, Jerry went into 1:W- (2) Newt (7) Movie "LOLITA" local Danville TV and later hit 4:00— (2) Secret Storm 12:00- (J) Boston Blackie the night club circuit equipped (4) Make Room For 12:30—(U> News «,•«? 4S8UHY PARK ROBERT PRESTON. SHIRLEY JONES mainly with Dick's night club Searching for the ultimate Daddy 12:50- (2) Movie act. However, the picture of Jer- iff MAYFAIR "MUSIC MAN" (5) Waterfront 12:55- (5) News ry in uniform still sticks. "When- 1:00- (4) News SEA FOOD ever I go home, people ask if I'm (7) American Bandstand f ASBUHr PARK "WEST SIDE STORY" (11) Laurel-Hardy and (5) Follow That Man ST. JAMES All the season's delicacies still in the Army. They'll be con- Daily 2:30-8:10 • CHOICE SEATS Chuck Movie superbly prepared for your vinced when they see me in an m Army uniform in the show." 4:25—(11) Junior All-Stars Almanac Newsreel dining plea, .ire .... plus a (9) Mayor of the Town , g ASBURY PARK 4: It- (2) Edge of Night magnificent view of the ocean Jerry is hooked on show bus! 1:05- (4) News and Weather |t| PARAMOUNT "INTERNS" (4) Here's Hollywood from our beautiful dinintr room, ness life. "I don't like to talk (9) News (5) Mr. District Attorney anything but shop," he says. 1.J0- (5) 13th Hour perched high above the surf. (11) Bozo the Clown "GUNS OF DARKNESS" "One thing about this business, 1:35- (4) Sermonette 4:50— (7) American "STORY OF MONTE CRISTO" A Rapuiafion for Good Food you're not required to talk about 2:05- (4) Evening Prayer • SPECIAL LUNCHEONS anything else. Another thing, I'm Newstand 1 2:15- (7) News FOR FURTHfcR INFORMATION CALL SH 1-9600 • LATE SNACKS RESTAUtANT . COCKTAIL LOUNGE lazy. I don't want to work on my4:55- (4) Newi 2:40- (2) Give Us This Day BOARDWALK • LONG BRANCH, N. J. act, I just want to do it." (11) Fractured Fairy 2:54- (2) Currently Jerry is plucking Tales his banjo on the road, but in hisI:M- (1) Life of Riley pocket is a CBS contract written (4) Movie in March after he filmed the two (5) Felix and Diver Da episodes. What CBS.will do with (7) I Married lnu Jerry nobody knows, but the man (8) Looney Tunes NEPTUNE CITY is ready and waiting. (11) Dick Tracy UNION* THUD AVIS. (Opp.) NfPTUNE CITY SHOWING CENTIK 5:25—(11) Rocky and His __ "ROGER VADIM'S||Ufli|Tf men *CMMMKM» KM nt WWTUM ADULTS BREAK KIDS' Friends ' BEST MOVIE!" UNCUT! WINDOWS lilt- (2) Movie A brand new •MM' AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) - The (7) Highway Patrol "TO^PJCTURES IN ENGLISH Richmond County Board of Edu- (I) Movie cation estimates it has paid near- (11) Popeye Howard Johnson's ly $1.5pO for golf balls in the FRIDAY EVENING past five years. I:M- (4) News and Wstther The golf balls came from a nearby playground, although au (5) Sandy'i Hour Motor Lodge thorities have asked golfers not (7) News Extra! Academy Award Winner (11) Three Stoogei "Seaward* th* Great Ships" to practice driving there. Cost to the school board was for window 1:15- (7) Local News repairs at a nearby school I:M- (7) Weather at MIDDLETOWN* building. 1:15- (7) Sports HIGHWAY 35

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(Rebroadcett). / \ 1:45— (9) Congressional (11) Rendezvous with Ad- (7) Barney Bear (11) Superman Conference venture (9) Cartoon Time 6:15— (4) Emergencies la The (II) Point Making Hollywood: SUNDAY AFTERNOON 10:00- (2) Candid Camen 6:30- (4) Recital Hall 12:00- (2) Eye On New York (4) DuPoot Show SATURDAY AFTERNOON (7) Lone Ranger 9 (7) Cartoons (9) Land Of Promise 12: at- (2) Sky King (8) Championship (9) Cold War Call-Up (11) One Step Beyond (4) Mr. Wizard Bowling 'The Big Four 12:St- (Z) Washington 10:30-(2) What's My Lint (7) Bugs Bunny (11) Movie Conversation (7) Lawman (») Movie (4) Youth Forums (9) Movie 1:45- (2) News By BOB THOMAS Ken's voice had a touch of iad- (11) Christophers (7) Barney Bear (11) Movie (i:55- (2) Weather nets. This week he buried Hoot, 12:15—(11) Living Word 7:00- (2) Sea Hunt AP Movie-Television Writer (9) Movie 11:00- (2) News 12:J»- (2) News whom he had known for 40 years (4) Newt (4) Local News HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Ken In Hollywood. They had ridden (11) Encounter . (4) Radiation Story (5) Circus Boy Maynard relaxed under the awn- 12:55- (1) News (5) Opinion In the Capi- 1 the range together in a co-star- tal (7) Beany and Cecil Ing outside his trailer home and 1:00- (I) Movie ring series. They worked hard (7) News 7:10- (4) Weather talked about the old days. and played hard; in the 1930s they (4) A Moment With . ,. 7:15- (4) Financial News 11:10- (4) Weather "There was Tom Mix, Buck cracked up in a plane during ai (5) Movie 11:15—(2) Movtt 7:20- (4) Sports Jones, Hoot Gibson and me," heraces. (7) Movie Jack 7:M- (2) Perry Mason (4) Movte recalled. "They called us the Big "Hoot was hurt pretty bad In (11) Continental (7) Movie Sullivan's (4) Wells Fargo Four of the westerns. We had twothat crash," the old cowboy (aid, Miniatures 11:25— (5) Senate Report (5) RCMP things in common: We were all 'But he got over it. What really 1:30- (4) Faith And The Bibli 11:30— (5) Movie SPRING LAKE.N.J. (7) Calvin And The range cowboys and we had albangel d him up was a horse hi (11) Sportsman's Club 12:00- (9) World Artists Concert Colonel come to pictures from wild west was riding in a show in Buffalo, l:40-(ll) Red Barber (II) Big Picture (I) Movie •mows." t reared up and fell on him, 1:45-00 Phil Rizzuto 1:00- (4) Movie 7:45—(11) Phil Rlzzuto Hoot had a bad back after thai 1:55—(11) Baseball " " (7) Movie AL KENNY 8:00- (5) Night Court happened. A lot of these old in 2:00- (4) Can You Afford 1:25- (2) Movie SwMtltMl Ptanlrt (7) Room For One More juries come back to haunt you." Tomorrow? 2: IS- (9) Evening Prayer (11) Invisible Man Htuly Ken is knitting 8 broken shoul (9) Golf Tips 3:30- (4) Sermonette 8:10- (2) Defenders der and. is once again rehearsing 2:25— (9) Baseball 3:15— (2) News Erv Bradley Dance Orch. (4) Tall Man 2:30— (2) Movie 3:20- (2) Give Us This Day Frl. & Sot. Nltet his roping tricks. He hopes to ge (7) Leave It to Bemr back on the rodeo circuit before (4) Direct Line accommodations (or (11) Troubleshoolers the season closes. 3:00- (4) Open Mind $35 PAIN Luncheon • Dinner 8:55- (») Baseball (5) Movie (Write to George. He still has How did he break his shoulder? YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL Weddings • Parties »:09- (4) Movie (7) Youth Wants to Know paper the' west wall of his "I should say that my horse PARK, Wyo. (AP) - One of Yel Anniversaries (5) Wrestllaff all.) • slipped," he said with a hearty 3:30- (2) Movie lowstone National Park's famed PRIVATE ROOM (7) Lawrence Welk laugh. "But it was a darn fool (7) Editor's Choice bears probably turned up with a (11) Califomians ROUTE 35 Dancing Gibson 9-9000 )ear George. thing—I fell off the top of the4:00— (4) Invitation To Art terrific tummy ache. »:!»- (2) Have Gun Will I have -blue eyes, blonde hair, trailer." (7) Issues and'Answers MIDDLETOWN, •very Travel . 4:15—(1I> Red Barber Bill Hankins, Billings, Mont. sexy voice, am a wonderful Ken end his wife Bertha live in N.J. (11) Mr. Adams and Eve 4:30- (4) Lab 30 gum ball machine service man Sat. Night ook, have a wonderful personal- a cozy trailer near the center ol 10:00— (2) Gunsmoke (7) America Wants To reported to park officials that a ty, am always sweet and gener San Fernando, 15 miles north ol (7) Boxing Know bear ate 44 pounds ot gum balls Hollywood. They recently sold (11) Movie us, am an excellent dancer and (11) Movie when Hankins left the back end fhetr valley home and are livin 10:45- (7) Sports splendid conversationalist. 4:45— (2) WCBS-TV Views thi of his car open after taking ou a less encumbered life, for 11:00- (2) News Why don't I have more boy Press some fishing tackle, while at least. friends? 5:0*- (2) America Musical The gum was valued at $35. (4) News 454+46 (5) Movie Now a well-padded but still Sear 454446: (7) News powerful 67, Ken spends man; Kiddo, you are just too much. weeks of the year doing his rop 11:10- (4) Weather But give a diet a chance, anding act at rodeos and fairs. "One* 11:12- (2) Weather sounds like you would be theI had 13 straight weeks of book 11:15- (2) Movie ings and I never left the state ol (4) NFL Exhibition goal of the longest stag line in Texas," he said. He was born ii (7) Movie town. McDonald's Mission, Tex. 11:30- (9 Fiesta In Puerto Rico ^ A world's champion roper ani! (11) Telesports Digest Dear George: bronc rider, he was starring ii 12:00- (» Hy Gardner My girl friend U only It but Ringling Brothers -Barnum anc 12:10- (5) Senate Report uses terrible language occasion- Bailey Circus when Fox broughl 12:35- (5) Movie ally. Do you think it is normal him to Hollywood In 1922. 12:45- (7) Movie Tor a girl to swear at her age? 1:00- (2) Movie Concerned "I didn't know It at the tune, (7) Movie Sear Concerned: but they brought me out as a kinc of- dub to keep Tom Mix anc 2:15- (4) Movie ~ Decidedly not. Most women Buck Jones in line," he said. "The (7) Evening Prayer lever swear at their age until boys were giving the studio trou- 2:40- (2) News they are at least 35 or 40. ble about options. Fox never used LOUNGE 2:45- (2) Give Us This Day A Most Delightful Room me, so I got out, I didn't havi 3:45— (4) Sermonette 4 i Dear George: Minutes From Anywhere in My husband is stepping out much trouble getting a job." , Monmooth County , It adds up! More and more with a beautiful, shapely red- He became a star Immediatel; Rt. 35, Mlddlerown, N. J.'people use The Register ads each lead. Now, I don't mind this too and for 20 years appeared in om issue because results come fast- much, but she brings her chit- but he netted as much as $8,001! ;ren over to my house while they western series after another. His TONIGHT THRU SUNDAY io out. What should I do? peak salary was $5,000 a week, Mrs. R. a week when he was operating hi: Capitol's Recording Sensation Dear Mrs. R.: own company. Two Shows Nirely — Extra Dinner Show Fti. and Sat. Well, if it's gone that far and Rising costs and televisioi you don't seem to mind too much, wiped out the program westen your main problem, as I see it, is after the war, and Ken droppec STOP...at the Golden Arches Al MARTINO! to make sure they pay you extra out of films after 1947. Asked plus the exciting VINCENT BELL TRIO hobrly fees for each hour after he saved his money, he said "1'vi • Delicious home cooking I ' midnight. still got a couple of bucks. Minute-man service... tastiest food in town... prices that please • Never a cover charge | Reservations: Dear George: —make dining at McDonald's a real family pleasure. Everything What do you think of girls who smoke on the bus or while walk- is so inviting... so spotlessfy clean.JLIm-m-m-m, you'll go for.the ing down Ihe street? I would rath- goodness of McDonald's food: CLUB r sit in a barroom and drink LUIGI'S whisky than be seen smoking on ON OCEAN FRONT, LONG IRANCH, HJ. l.he bu^or while walking down BUSINESSMAN'S he street. . LUNCHEONS HAMBURGERS-hot off Ifie grill and served en / Shocked tented bun-tho way you lilt* 'cm best. They're 3ear 'Shocked: madt from 100% Pure Beef-n«var frozen meet- So would I. Cocktail Lounge but top-quotity beef ground frdth dally. 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CHUftCH OF CHRIST ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL HONrS CATHOLIC ST. JAMES CATHOUC Red Bank Red Bank Rid Bank ; Red Bank Church Units Deal in Insurance Evangelist C. J. Kirkpatrick Rev. Etrl B. Scott, view, will Muses art celebrated SuttUy Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 8, has chosen "Let Us Sing" as the assume his regular dutiet Sunday at 7, 8. 9, 10, U and U o'clock. 9, 10, 11 and 12 (high mass) in after vacationing during August By GEORGE W. CORNELL Second to the Lutherans in in-1 is that while God has charge of Catholic. Largest of the Catholic sermon topic for the 11 a.m. serv- Confessions are beard Saturdays the church and 9, 10 and 11 Associated Prew Religion Writer surance activity are the Roman la person's ultimate welfare when programs is that of the Knights ice Sunday and "The Pen Knife Children's confirmation clast from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from o'clock in the high school audi- of Jehoiakim" for the 6:30 p.m. will meet tomorrow at 3 p.m. Church organizations, which Catholics, whose various associa- he dies, he nevertheless has a (of Columbus, of New Haven 7:30 to 9 p.m. torium, ' ervice. Acolytes will meet at 5 p.m. specialize in eternal security, al- tions handle policies amounting responsibility to help provide for j Conn., handling Jl.l billion worth Baptims are at 12:38 p.m. Singing will be directed by Saturday. Confessions are heard Satur- so deal extensively today with a to $2 billion. Episcopal, Presby- his temporal welfare and for ] of insurance, Sundays. days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from Said Eucharist is at 8 a.m, temporary kind—life insurance. erian and other groups manage those he leaves behind. Significantly, the first insur- James Elliott, and Scripture read- The Miraculous Medal Novena 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- ng and prayers by Wayne Slifer Sunday. Choral Eucharist is at It has become big business on another half billion worth of in- Among 15 church-connected in- ance organization in America Is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and ing the 8 o'clock mass and after rm Ralph Johnson. John Shoun 9:30 a.m. the religious scene, with church surance for church people. surance societies, three are Lu-jwa5 starled under religious aus- the Perpetual Novena to St An- Novena services Monday. md Kenneth Noland will preside The Medford Conference for thony Is held Tuesday at 7:30. groups handling more than $6>6 Religiously, the basis for it all theran, and eight are Roman pices. Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 billion worth of policies. Benevo- Founded in 1917 it trra Lord's Table and will be High School Young Churchmen MONMOUIH REFORM p.m. in the church. A baptism lent works to strengthen faith and It was the "corporation for the ssisted by Roger Kondrup and will be Sept. 7, 8 and 9 at Camp TEMPLE blank must be obtained from the culture are carried on through relief of poor and distressed erry Pickering. Ockanifken, Medford Lakes. Shrewsbury rectory and filled out before the the insurance eriterprizes. Presbyterian ministers and of Trie 10 a.m. Sunday Bible The mission committee meet- Sabbath eve services will be Baptism takes place. Leading the field are the Lu- poor and distressed widows and lasses are for all ages from two ing will be held Monday, Sept. ear-olds through adults. A nur-jio, at 7.30 p.m. at the church. held tonight at 8:30 p.m. Rabbi Novena devotions in honor of therans, who" once frowned on children of Presbyterians," Richard ?. Steinbrink will of- the Miraculous Medal are held insurance as indicating a lack of launched in Philadelphia in 1759. :ery is available for babies dur-j ng all services' and classes. ficiate. Mrs. Ernest Stich will every Monday at 8 p.m. in the dependence on God's protection. The 200-year old venture, now the PILGRIM BAPTIST Thursday evening classes will ling the Sabbath music; Mr. church. Today, their groups service a to- 'Presbyterian Ministers' Fund," Red Bank meet at 7: JO. The auditorium John Schoening will play the tal of more than $4 billion worth handles policies totalling about Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will adult class is studying the proph- organ. of insurance for Lutherans. {260 million. :onduct services Sunday at 11:30 CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL ecies of Daniel. ,.m. The housing study committee "It's the only lively thing we've Although Lutherans, with their CONSERVATIVE Sunday school will meet at 10 will meet Tuesday at 8:30 p.m got that brings all Lutherans to- original old-world religious mis- Rumson CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL ;.m. In the school building. gether," said Carl F. Granrud, ivings about insurance, didn't ST. Late Sabbath services will be- A prayer meeting will b» held The Board ol Trustee will meet of Minneapolis, the vigorous, cig- get into the field until much later, Beiford gin tonight at 8:3D. Rabbi Gilbert Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at 8:30 p,m. S. Rosenthal will preach on the ar-puffing president of Lutheran they've since outstripped other Rev. Ralph Edwards, vicar, will Brotherhood, one of the top fra- church groups in such activity. elebrate a Sung Eucharist Sun- The temple office is open each subject "Superstition or Reli- CHRIST EPISCOPAL ternal insurance societies. Lutheran Brotherhood, founded day at 9 a.m. There will be a day from 10 a.m. to hoon to gion." Cantor Sidney Scharff will Shrewsbury offer information concerning chant the liturgy, assisted by the In 1917, now has $1.5 billion worth erman at this celebration based Business Quadrupled Rev. Anselm Broburg, rector, membership and religious school Bnai Israel choir under the di- of policies in force, and ranks 71* on the Epistle for the day. With policy-holders among will return to the pulpit Sunday, registration. rection of Leonard Schlosberg. among all the nation's 716 insur- Beginning the following Sunday members in all of the nation's ifter his vacation. ance companies. the parish will go on its fall and Monmouth Reform Temple uses Candle lighting time will be 11 Lutheran bodies, the brother- Holy Communion will be cele- Its main growth has come since winter schedule of services, with the facilities of the Presbyterian 7:11 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Max Colin hood has quadrupled its business irated at 8 and 9 a.m. Father iranrud became its head in 1951, a celebration of the Holy Eucha- Church at Shrewsbury. will celebrate their golden wed- in the last decade, and at the Broburg will preach at 9 a.m. when it had only a third of a ist and sermon at 8 a.m. and ding and will make a special pre- same time, developed an impos- nd child care will be provided In billion dollars in policies. The vol- i Sung Eucharist with sermon at FAITH REFORMED sentation to the congregation. ing program to promote the arts, he parish house at this time. ume is up 400-plus per cent. 9:30 a.m. Hazlet .Mrs. Cohn will recite the candle education and theology. The Holy Eucharist will be cele- Rev. Theodore C. Muller is pas- blessing. The floral arrangement Granrud, a mustached lawyer The sanctuary lamp candle is brated Friday at 9 a.m. for the pulpit and the oneg shabat with a zest for art, flower gar- iven this week in memory ol tor. Sunday school classes for all METHODIST will be donated by Mr. and Mrs. dening and the classics, as well Mary Knorr by Mrs. Anna Boyce, ages are held at 9:30 a.m. Thej Red Bank HOLY COMMUNION morning worship service also is Cohn. as religion and business, has not and in memory of Louise Burg- (Episcopal) The sermon subject for Sun- only pushed the group ahead eco- graf by Mr. and Mrs. Wilson held at 9:30. The pastor's sermon Sabbath morning services will day, Sept. 2, by Rev. W. Gordon Fair Haven be held at 10 o'clock. Rabbi nomically, but put Its resources Miller. topic will be, "Neighbors are In- Lowden, at 8:30 and 10 a.m. is Holy Communion will be cele- escapable." Rosenthal will preach on the por- behind many service projects. There will be the service of Persons, Profits and Patriot- brated every Eunday at 8 a.m. tion of the week. Cantor Scharff It has allotted $800,000 to such Matins at 8:45 followed by the The Guild for Christian Serv- ism.'1 Mrs. Phyllis Benjamin ol Morning prayer and address by ice will meet at 8 p.m. Wednes- will chant the service. A kiddush purposes this year, 10 times as Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. of each the rector. Rev, Charles R. Law- will be served after the service. Spring Lake wiJI be at the organ much as annual benevolences a day this week. day. console Sunday in the absence rence, will be at 9:30 a.m., ex- decade ago. In the last 15 ye«*3. The Sacrament of Penance Is Sunday morning services will of Herbert Burtis, who will be PULPIT GUEST — Rev. Charles Mauren, missionary to cept the first Sunday of the BAY SHORE COMMUNITY be at 9:15 and daily evening serv- the total exceeds J3'/2 billion. administered each Saturday from month when Holy Communion playing the third in a Series of More Initiative East Keansburg ices at 7:30. Thailand, will speak at Calvary Baptist Church, Ocean- 11 a.m. until noon. will be celebrated. concerts at the Cummington What the church needs, Gran- The final sermon on the Lord's Sisterhood will meet Tuesday School of Arts, Cummington, port, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Mauren it the daughter On Tuesday at 8 p.m. there rud says, is more initiative by ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Prayer, "The Power and the at 8:30 p.m. Mass. The music, directed by of Mr. and Mrs. William N. Riehwine, 3 Center St., Rod, will be a meeting of the steward- rank-and-file members in Chris- Navesink Glory," will be the topic of the Nursery school will open Mrs. Benjamin, includes prelude, ship committee and the parish Bank. They are pictured with their two children, Susan tian work, but "officials of the The Holy Eucharist will be sermon by Rev. Richard R. Wednesday and Thursday at "Arioso," offertory solo, "I Will board. church won't let laymen loose.' celebrated Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Schwartz at the 10 a.m. service. a.m. Extol Thee," sung by Mrs. Betty Joy and Jonathan Paul. They will leave as missionaries On Wednesday at noon St. The brotherhood has sought, in Morning Prayer and sermon by This will be the last Sunday at The Board of Trustees will Tuomenoksa of Colt's Neck, and for Thailand, sailing from San Francisco September 27. Clement's Guild will hold its the summer schedule. Starting meet Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. various ways, to get them busy. monthly luncheon. the rector. Rev. Harry R. postlude, "Allegro." The prelude They are both graduates of Nyack Missionary College,' It helped launch world brother- Sorensen, will be at 10:30 a.m. Sept. 9, we will resume the 11 The religious committee will| Thursday at.7:30 p.m., the choir is a movement from sonata for hood exchange, recruiting doctors Child care will be provided In a.m. service. Sunday school will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. Nyack, N. Y. Rev. Mr. Mauren was a professional will begin its regular rehearsals flute, and the soloist is Miss Eve and other skilled laymen for vol the parish house during the 10:30 meet at 9:30 a.m. < Registration for new students photographer before going into the ministry. He served under the direction of the vicar. Slater of Spring Lake, a pupil untary service in overseas areas Tonight is the business meeting for Sunday and Hebrew School of Frances Blaisdell. as pastor of the Defiance Alliance Church in Defiance, of need. It has backed an un- The YPF will hold its meetings and wiener roast for the Soldiers is now in progress. Altar flowers for Sunday are Ohio for three years. usual Bible-study program for at 7:30 p.m. beginning Sunday. TRINITY EPISCOPAL of Christ Youth Fellowship. The the gift of Mr. and Mrs. James group will leave the church at laymen, The "Bethel Series," us- Red Bank METHODIST Wallace, presented in remem- ASSEMBLY OF GOD 6:30 p.m, ing 40 large paintings to convey Holy Eucharist will be cele- Navesink brance of Mrs. Wallace's mother, brated Sunday at B a.m. Holy There will be Communion this basic Christian concepts, and now Shrewsbury Rev. Richard I. Hoye will bring and Mr. Wallace's parents. Flow- Lively Participation Eucharist end sermon by the rec- Sunday at the 10 a.m. service. enrolling thousands in local con- Sunday service will be held at the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- ers are also the gift of Mr. and gregations. 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday tor. Rev. Canon Charles H. Beit, The Women's Guild will con- day worship service. Sunday Mrs. B. Fletcher Moijre in mem school will meet at 10 a.m. will be at 11 a.m. duct a cake sale at Walling's Cor- It is subsidizing a new series school, with classes for all ages, ory of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Church Council Feature Bible study will be held Wed- Alcoholics Anonymous and the ner at 10 a.m. Saturday. of books about professional on- meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursery Benjamin F. Moore and Mr. and nesday at 8 p.m. Alanon Group will meet at 9 p.m. By JULES LOH Bishop Verot also was opposed, he-job implications of Christian- is provided at the morning wor- Mrs. John H. Fish. There will be a ladies' prayer Monday. AP Staff Writer only two participants who said ity. It has provided 1,600 educa- BAPTIST ship service. The WSCS greeters at the meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. "non placet" (I am not pleased) ional scholarships worth $619,000 Holy Eucharist will be cele- New Monmouth Chester W. Hendricks, Jr., Is church doors Sunday include Mrs. America's Catholic bishops will Christ's Ambastadors will meet on the final vote to adopt a defi- since 1950. It sponsors lay-clergy brated at 8 and 10 a.m. Wednes- Bible school meets Sunday at organist The Senior Choir re- Robert J. Klrkland, Mrs. Warren take with them to the Second tonight at 8 p.m. There will be nition of Infallibility. The seminars on current world issues day, and the service of healing 8:30 a.m. At the 10:45 service, hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Farrington, Mrs. George Schmidt Vatican Council next October a a prayer service tomorrow at other was an Italian, Bishop Aloi- It runs an annual continent- at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. A vestry Dr. George S. Claghorn, profes- [The Pastor's Choir rehearses and Mrs. Harry E. Hotchkiss. background of lively participation 7:30 p.m. sio Riccio of Cajazzo. wide art competition and exhibit meeting will be held at 8:15 p.m. sor at Eastern Baptist College, Sundays at 6 p.m. The MYF program for Sunday, in this rarely used form of church St. Davids, Pa., will be the guest government. It distributes Sunday school sup- directed by the witness commit- Bishop erot also was opposed, ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL TRINITY EPISCOPAL preacher. His topic will be "As CHURCH OF THE At the last council, a century but he made his reputation main- plies to local congregations. I tee, will be on the topic, "How Highlands Matawan The Sun Was Setting." Music, FRIENDS MEETING ago, 46 prelates from the United ly through fiery speeches on lesser aids scouting activity and trains to Witness." The group meets at Holy Communion will be cele- The schedule of services for under the direction of Donald Shrewsbury States participated. Some — nota- issues. scout leaders at Philmont Ranch, 7 p.m. brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th Sunday: Matins at 7:45 a.m., and Bisgrove, will include a number Tlie Religious Society of bly Bishop Augustin Verot of Sa- Cimarron, N. Mex. It publishes The Wesley Fellowship, for post He thought it was a "disgrace- Sunday of each month at 8 a.m., Holy Communion at 8 and Id a.m. by the male quartet of the Friends, (Quakers,) meets every vannah, Ga., and Bishop Edward a Lutheran periodical, The Bond. high school and career youth, ful spectacle" for priests to hunt land there will be a service of Communion will be celebrated church. Firstday, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m. Fitzgerald of Little Rock Ark.—I with guns and felt there should be It makes benevolence payments Morning Prayer and sermon at meets Sunday at 8:30 p.m. They treated the staid assembly to some ($123,961 per year) to its 2,600 Tuesday at 8 a.m. and Friday Mid week service of prayer and Firstday school for religious ed- will be addressed by Rev. Kerry a church law against it. He want- |9 a.m. ucation of children meets at 10:30 forthright examples of Yankee de- chapters, on the basis of insur- at 6:30 a.m. Bible study meets each Wednes- Robb on the topic, "The Achieve- ed the council to take a strong On the 1st and 3d Sundays there Alcoholics Anonymous will day at 7:30 p.m. a.m. All are welcome. termination. stand on racial justice and pro- ance held, for various church ill be but one service, a cele- ment of Love." projects and equipment. It is meet Tuesday at 9 p.m. The Christian Couples' Club Last Sunday the following were posed a canon "anathemitizing bration of Holy Communion at HOLINESS OCEAN VIEW COMMUNITY backing compilation of a world The annual bazar will be held will hold a family picnic Labor received into the church mem- any who dare to assert that blacks 9 a.m. Long Branch Leonardo Lutheran encyclopedia. on the church grounds Sept. 8. Day at the home of H. L. Scott, bership: Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. are not of the human family." The vicar Is Rtv. Ranald Mac- Sunday school and junior Sunday worship service will be It completed,"in 1956, a new The fall conference of the Epis- Jr., East Rd., starting at 2 p.m. Brown, 35 Southview Ter., Mid- The biggest issue of the First Uod. church will meet at 10 a.m. at 11 a.m. Rev. Charles Mauren six story, modernistic home of- copal Young Churchmen will take The Young People's Association dletown; Mrs. Patricia A. Luker, Vatican Council—whether to de- Scripture lesson and prayer will be the special speaker. Rev. fice of steel and glass, a Min- place in Medford Lakes Sept. B, for all of high school age will Main St., Holmdel, and Paul M. tine papal infallibility—was not CENTRAL BAPTIST service for the sick will be con- and Mrs. Mauren are mission- neapolis showplace, including a Atlantic Highlands 9 and 10. hold its first meeting of the fall Boyce, 622 Holmdel Rd., Hazlet even on the proposed agenda when ducted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, aries to Thailand, sent out from 266-seat auditorium, a lounge be- Sunday school will meet at 9:45 on Thursday, Sept. 6. The IYF members are observ- the assembly convened in 1869. NEW APOSTOLIC castor, Monday at 8 p.m. the Headquarters of the Christian side terraced gardens, a Martin a.m. ing "Christian Adventure" week. Red Bank and Missionary Alliance in New The main point of controversy Luther library, and attracting, a Worship and Communion serv- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY The Saturday schedule begins at Rev. Werner A. Schneider, rec- PRESBYTERIAN York. They and their two chil- wasn't whether the Pope was in stream of visitors. ice will be conducted by Rev. Atlantic Highlands 7 a.m. with meeting in the fallible when speaking on matters tor, will preach Sunday at 10 Red Bank dren. Susan and Jonathan, are Among the brotherhood's as- Harry W. Kraft Sunday at 1 Church service and Sunday church; 7:30 a.m. early morning of faith and morals (only 15 of a.m. on the text from John 10:16. Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster visiting Mrs. Mauren's parents, sets, totalling $217,105,947 (M. .m. school are held at 11 a.m. watch and Communion service; the 601 bishops present were op- Sunday school will meet at 8.45 will preach the third in a series Mr. and Mrs. William Riehwine, (four times the figure of 19501 The Pilgrims, Pioneers, Am- Wednesday testimony meeting is 8:15 a.m. early Christian break- posed to the doctrine) but whether .m. of four sermons Sunday at 10 in Red Bank. Both Rev. and Mrs. are $32 million in loans to 850 bassadors and Baptist Youth Fel- at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours fast, and at 9:15 the closing cir- it was advisable to define the doc- There will b« a service Wednes- •re 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and a-m. the general theme, "Ques- Mauren are graduates of Nyack .utheran congregations. lowship groups will meet Sunday cle. Daily programs are planned trine at that time. day at 8 p.m. tions People are Asking Today." Christian College in Nyack, N. Y, Along with rising assets and at 8.30 p.m. Saturdays, except holidays. to include worship, study, supper It will be entitled "Who Do You Besides giving their own testi- Most of the Americans felt It benevolences, the brotherhood, The evening worship with ob- and various recreation. Think You Are?" Rev. Mr. Ewalt mony, they will tell about Thai- was not. ike most church-oriented insur. servance of Communion will be ST. ANN'S CATHOUC The interdenominational pray- will assist. William C. Wood, min- land. To illustrate their talk, they Archbishops Peter Kenrick of ance groups, keeps rates relative- at 7:30 o'clock with a message Keansburg er and study group meets week- ister of music, will be at the or- will have pictures and charts. St. Louis and John Purcell of Cin- ly low and last year paid $5.6 by Rev. Kraft and music by the Sunday marges will be at 7, 8 ly on Tuesday at 10 a.m., in gan console. His prelude will be They will leave Sept. 27 for Thai- cinnati and Bishop Michael Dom million of its $10.3 .million invest- 'Praise Him" band. I, 10, 11 and noon. Roger Squire Memorial Chapel Daily masses will be celebrated "Prelude in E Flat" (St. Ann), land from San Francisco. enec of Pittsburgh led U.S. oppo- ment income in dividends to pol The "Praise Him" band will H The Commission on Missions ow can at 7 and 8 a.m., except on first J. S. Bach, and postlude, "Fugue Following the morning worship sition. They claimed, one observer, icy-holders. meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. and will' meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Fridays when the hours will be' in E Flat" (St. Ann). Georgcne service, Communion service will reported, "that the definition Other Lutheran insurance the prayer meeting will be ai the conference room. The Adult 6:30 and 8 a.m. Byrne will be soloist. Her selec- be held. would be an insurmountable ob- groups are the aid association fo 7:45 p.m. with "Bible blessing Division Council, composed of the. stacle to the conversion of Prot- On Holy Days, masses will be tions will be "God Is My Shep- Sunday school meets at 9:45 Lutherans, of Appleton, Wis. verses," I learn Adult Division superintendent of| estants in the United States." Offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 herd" and "How Lovely Are Thy a.m. with classes for all ages handling policies totalling mop church school and representatives a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. Dwellings." Ushers will be Har- from nursery to adult. Lester According to this writer, Dom than $2 billion, and Lutheran [MONMOUTH REFORM TEMPLE of all organizations, will meet Confessions will be heard Sat-! ry W. Douty, Walter B. Gillette, Goodman is superintendent. enec felt that "if there be no set- Mutual, of Waverly, Iowa, with Shrewsbury Ole A. Klady, Paul R. Regan and Tuesday at 8 p.m. to pray? u.'days, first Thursdays, and on Evening worship service is at back, in 30 or 40 years the num- policies totalling $683 million. Rabbi Richard F. Steinbrink Thomas L. Shirley. The welcom- The first WSCS meeting of the the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 7.30. Pastor Gamble will bring ber of Catholics will be greater The Episcopal Insurance Cor- |will conduct Sabbath eve scrv THE TRUTH ing committee will consist of fall season will be held Wednes- to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 the message. in North America than in Italy; poration, Church Life, of New Ices at 8:30 p.m. Friday. Mrs, James L. Davison and Edwin F. day, at 7 p.m., with a covered IN THIS p.m.' Mid-week prayer service will and they will be not merely nom- York, has policies outstanding o John C. Stiffening will be organ Herr. At 10 a.m. summer Church dish supper. The program at 8j inal, but real practicing Catholics. Baptisms will be administered be Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pastor $45.5 million. 1st The temple office is open GREAT BOOK school will be held simultaneous will be a playlet, "The Method- every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar- Gamble will be in charge. The only calamity that can de- between 10 a.m. and noon. CAN TEACH rangements should be made with the worship service. ist Woman Speaks." stroy so fair a hope would be the AME ZION week in advance of the baptism. The Commission on Education doctrine of papal infallibility," YOU TO PRAY Saturday: Between 10 a.m. and BAPTIST Red Bank EMMANUEL BAPTIST Rev. Edward A. Corrigan is noon—New church school stu- meeting is scheduled for Thurs- (Present count: Italy 49 million Atlantic Highlands Red Bank Rev, Charles E. Bourne wil EFFECTIVELY pastor and Rev. Stanley Lcvati- dents will be registered by their day, Sept. G, with the superin- Catholics, practicing and nominal; Special speaker Sunday will be preach Sunday at the 11 a.m, dowski and Rev. Anthony Luisini parents in the Christian Educa' tendents meeting at 7:30 p.mv] Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- North America 50 million.) Rev. Isaac Finestone, director of You can learn how to pray, service. Holy Communion will be are assistants. tion office, and open house for and the regular meeting at 8 in tor, will preach at the 11 a.m. the Messengers of the New Cove- celebrated. how to commune with God, toddlers and nursery depart- room 112. Communion service Sunday. Mrs. nant, with headquarters in New- PRESBYTERIAN Donald Shaner will direct the REFORMED Sunday school will be held a how to listen for His guid« ments. There is to be a planning meet- ark. In addition to his evangelis- Rumson chancel choir. Ushers will be New Shrewsbury 9:30 a.m. ' ance, if you will read with an Monday: 9 a.m. Geneva Fellow- ing and folk dancing in the Youth tic work, Rev. Mr. Finestone is On Labor Day Sunday, the serv- Charles Stephens, Fred Warwick, Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg will There will be a -prayer servlo unprejudiced, receptive ship Labor Day outing' to Long room Saturday, Sept. 8 at 8:30 the author of a number of books, ice will be held at 9:30 a.m., and Wellington Kennedy and Melvin celebrate Holy Communion Sun- Wednesday from 8 to D p.m. Beach Island. They will meet at p.m. The Brownie troop will has a dally radio program, and thought I lie Irutli contained Rev. Harvey C. Douie, Jr., will King. The greeting committee day. Music will be the prelude, the Red Bunk Methodist Church. meet Saturday, Sept. 8 from 1 to also broadcasts behind the Iron in this great book, Science and preach on "Hearty Workers in a will be Wayne Howse, Donald "Hear My Prayer;" a solo, "He ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Wednesday: 10 a.m., nursery 2 p.m. Curtain from Monaco. Health with Key to the Scrip- Heartless World." Thompson, and W. Eugene Boss- Was Despised" will be sung by Eatontown department teachers will meet in Church school reopens Sunday, He will preach at the II a.m. John 11. Watson, 3d, will be at erman, assisted by Alice Graves William Gaunt, nnd the postlude Morning Prnyer at 9:30 a.m tures by Mary Baker Eddy. the Education Building and the September 9 at 9:30 a.m. An [and 7:30 p.m. services. A prayer the console nnd will play "O God, and Roberta Cline. Sunday e will be "The Heavens Declare Sunday. Marvin Curtis, lay read prayer and study group will meet ndult class will be taught by Pey- meeting will be held at 7 p.m. Thou Faithful God," and "Caril- ninR services will resume on His Glory." Ushers will be Paul er, will conduct the service. Tlv Von may read or borrow in the chapel; B p.m., special ton Wheeler at 9.31) a.m. Regular Sunday school is nt I):45 a.m. lon." PaulO. Grammer Jr., choir Sept. 9, Church School meets at Ralph, William Noyes, Robert regular schedule will bo resumci Siicnre and Health free of. Communion service for prepara- services at 9:30 and II a.m. will The Pastor's Bible clnss will director will sing an "Arrange 9:45 a.m. The prc-service prayer Wn(;ner and Peter Moreau. he following Sunday, after Rev, onrd a.m., will be resumed Sept.'9. receipt of check or money PRESBYTERIAN Leonardo will meet Tuesday, Sept, 4, at PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. order. Atlnntic Highlands ST. MAHY'S EPISCOPAL Church schnol at 9:45 a.m. Sun- 7.30 p.m. In the nnnex. PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY Sunday's service will be at 9:30 Kcyport day. Morning service at II Lincroft a.m. The prracher will he Clmp- Sunday services boyin witl o'clock. Rev. William Cnrr will FEDERATED Rev. William J., Mills, minister, DIVINE SERVICE 11:00 A. M. Christian Science lnln Raymond Foloy of Fort Hnn- morniiiK prayer a( 7:45 a.m., (ol preach on (lie subject, "The Car- Holmdel will resume services Sunday at SERMON BY OR. HAROLD A. BOSLIY cock nnd n gradunlc of Prince- lowpd by n celebration of Holy penter." The Lord's Supper will Key. Andrew A, Durkhnrdt, 9:30 a.m. after returning from a READING ton Theological Semlmiry. A Communion at R o'clock. The i)p observed nnd the fellowship pastor, returns from vacntlon nnd vacation. Sunday school also will l.nUr Mlnl.t.t al Chrl.l Church M.th.dl.t, Ntw York Clly ROOM nursery will l>e provided. family nervico Is conducted nt '. offering received. A musical re will conduct the servlct' at JO n.m. bo held at !):30. Till MINIITRV OF MU1IC LYNDON WOODilDI, Orx.nl.l Trusteo meellnf; Wednesday at |fi.nv Morning prnyer will-hn con- cltal will bd given .at 7:39 p.m. uinniri's Sept. D, the worship Sunday Sept. !>, church services 8 p.m., Session mecllnf! Tliursclny ducted (it 10 o'clock. Midweek prnycr ,r*aml Bible IIALLIl NOWLAND, lopr.n. CAROLI O'HARA. C«ntralU 209 BROAD ST. hour will return to 11 a.m., and will resume nt 11 a.m. and Sun- FHANH MARIAN. Tinor A OlracUr HOWARD IHAW, i.rltth. •t J p.m. -anil mnrlncro' Kxccu- AlclmllcB Anonymous will study will be held Wednesday at Sunday school will resume at day school will continue nt tho IUOINIK niNO.lL. VUllnl.t Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 tivo tntetlnR l-'rltlay at 8 p.m. meet Wi'ilnejirfny at 9 p.m. 8 p.m. j0:45 a.m. '9:30 hour. Also Friday Eva. 7:30-9:30 1 I V Aufwt 31, 1%2 fflEO BAKK REGISTER teolc trad ilttil tffect tut poll- DENNIS THE MENACE HANK KCTCHAM TROUBLE IN THE TVNSEL pporte d * tun croucheo d tiauly, rifjei *t tftiy.- •1dm tad « *n*t «f»y of tart*** L M&sroe turn*} Mi i CAMP VEitDE, Art*. (A?) - la a Mart? juin* fcumtL >UI{fe VSmnt v*i Buddy Ste- towtrd th* dt/fc tttoati white TfattM MOM tt/ion bear «B a»- Twi mtalsf es«iw*ri ism &U- pr*g*r*4 to fitty Mtrrari ktat, p*it UM hoattr*, «traer psyefaatoty. The renuiii forslt rtushtd Into tbil afirtb- w*s * Jteepuig poroi- show up in itoie*, the home mort- I weal to tovwtfgtU. They 10- tnl Arium* cimuBunitv sod it- protclM4 the mine tol/mce JC*U- viot. gage market, the balance between total spending and total saving. No Questions About The moves the government may take—or propose to take—in guid- ing the money market, counter- State of the Economy acting a business slowdown or braking a speculative boom, finan- cially aiding or retraining the un- SPECIALS! by SAM DAWSON employed, riding herd on price or —FOR LABOR DAY WEEK-END- Dawson wage increases — all affect the business cycle. FIRST QUALITY REGULAR 24.95 AP Business News Analyst I for the moment at least, all of the NEW YORK (AP)-Perhaps the | whither are we going. But the very act of making the most comfort businessmen can de-1 summers built-up fears about proposals, and all the talk about 6 FT. 2X4s" Attic Stairway rive from this week's presidential Ank"Ad "••'busines• s could be the better their wisdom or necessity, can news conference is that for the for it. Industry and trade have hold up or stimulate business 95 planning, and to a lesser degree first time in a long spell there problems enough of their own influence consumer thinking. werent any questions about the without everyone getting in on the only now guessing game. Also the publicized So the pre-Labor Day truce in 19 «tate of the economy. fears tend to feed the very trends heated discussions about whither All hands seem willing to let lie,some have direly predicted. we are going and why, even if the COOK & DUNN—VELVET FINISH truce is fleeting, can be wel Even the stock market has corned by many who would rather FRUITWOOD PANELING stopped being a barometer, thi 'I CAjfr GO TO mMOtVf I JUST wait and see how business acts LATEX 88 week at least. It appears to STARTED A NEW PIECg OSUS&BGUW' on its own and what consumers do Pre-finished waiting for everyone to come ba< about spending for the traditional PAINT Gallon HEARING AID SERVICE from vacation full of vinegar, fall goods and services. ALL MAKES REPAIRED not big new ideas. and two Reform Jewish groups Reg. 35c have said that the America editor- COMPLETE FKEE HEACIXO TEST Business traditionally picks i ial amounted to a threat. They c UNPAINTED—CLEAR WHITE PINE SELDIN'S JEWELERS after Labor Day. And stock trad pointed out that Protestant, as BATTERY SERVICE 43 BROAD ST. RED HANK ers seem to fee] jhere'll be tim Criticize well as some Catholic spokesmen, Htm Wa«UI»—WwlarM sn l-um or SH 7-BIM enough to wait and see if traditio had supported the court's prayer STUDENT 4 A 95 is followed rather than trying DOUGLAS EUCTRIC CO. Square Ft. Magazine decision and the principle of sep- IS (AST MONT CTREIT guess ahead of time. aration of church and state. RID MNK TM. »M T-11M But the momentary truce in thi DESK NEW talk about the economy's parloui Comment future is about the only uncertain HAMMOND NEW YORK (AP)-The Roman The Place To Go For The Brands You Know | OPEN ALjL DAY MONDAY, LABOR PAY! | ty that isn't still around. Catholic magazine Commonweal, SPINET What Congress will do is th edited by laymen, has criticlec ORGAN most immediate. 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FAIR HAVEN — Borough consideration for award by Council will meet here Wednes- council. In Guerrilla Uprising day at 8:30 p.m. to consider and Those firms include Ed Doucette, Long Branch; Wood- take action on the bids it - re- By ANDREW BOROWIEC Telephone and telegraph con- ways toward Algiers and were ward Construction Co., Red Bank ALGIERS (AP)-Algeria's capi- nections were cut Thursday night about 150 miles from the capital. ceived earlier this week for the and the Donato Construction tal awaited a show of force—and shortly after European settlers re- construction of the borough hal Co., also Red Bank. The low It was not known if they halted possibly fighting—as troops back-; ported by telephone that heavy for the night. and library. : bid of the three that bid on the ing Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben convoys of Algerian troops, armed The army's chief of staff, Col. Roy W. Nelson, borough clerk general construction contract was Bella's quest for power advanced with Soviet and Chinese weapons said bid bonds have been re- $39,300, which was offered by the from Western Algeria today. were moving along three high- Houari Boumedienne, dispatched turned to a number of bidding Long Branch firm. the units in obedience to an order firms. Those bonds still held Also are plumbing contrac from Ben Bella's Political Bureau are from the firms still under bidders Stephen J. Gross, Inc. to bring Algiers under the bu- Shrewsbury; Buysd Construction Attorney Withdraws reau's authority. i. Co., Asbury Park; Artie Equip- Part of Army ment Co., Freehold, and M. S. The motorized units apparently McGuire, Fair Haven, the firm were part of the 12,000 men of New Jersey making the low offer of $4,900. State Trooper's Suit the Algerian army stationed in Other bonds held include Park FREEHOLD — A suit insti- Before his suspension, Trooper France. The army Is armed with News Briefs Steel and Iron Co., the only tuted by a state trooper to oust Frederick was assigned to Troop Soviet and Chinese weapons, in- bidder on the structural stee the superintendent of state police E., the Garden State Parkway Morocco during the war with By The Associated Press and miscellaneous iron contract was withdrawn here yesterday on patrol, and before that had served eluding cannon and some armor. $2,763, and bonds from all firms FORT DIX-A hot shower, a technicality, but will be rein- in New Brunswick, Trenton, New- In the capital, guerrilla units of bidding on the heating and ven- tteak dinner and a three-day pass stituted according to the troop- ark and Fort Dix. the rebellious Wilayas (zones) 3 tilating and electrical contracts were the rewards given 50 Army er's attorney. His suspension is indefinite, and 4 vowed to resist The low offer for heating and engineers who spent two days Charles Frankel, Asbury Park pending a department hearing, They called on the population munching "C" rations in an un- ventiliating came from Sarbo, attorney for Trooper Richard «W to pour into the streets "despite Inc., Middletown, $7,895; elec< and was ordered on charges of derground fallout shelter. The Frederick of Howell Township machine guns" and oppose Ben trical, G & R. Electric Co., Inc., improper performance of duties men, members of the 86th En- REMOVAL OF RAILROAD TRACKS at entrance to Fort Hancock and new Sandy said he moved for dismissal with- and "conduct not in keeping with B.ella and his followers. gineer Battalion, left the shelter Matawan, $6,027. 1 Hook State Park is ilatad to get underway in the fall. The silent rails, once a out prejudice because of a tech- good order and discipline.' Politicians issued appeal after yesterday after a special 48-hour bustling connecting link between Monmouth County's North Shore and New York nicality which might provide appeal for reason and conciliation test. The battalion had con- grounds for an appeal if the suil structed the shelter out of cor- to avert civil war. Some assured Gen. Hoff and.Long Branch Railroad main line at Matawan, have been part of landscape sines were heard. foreign diplomats "everything will rugated sheet metal. It is 48 feel Hughes Asks long, 20 feat wide and eight feet the early 1800's. Richard L. Riker, park superintendent, shown here, sayt removal The technicality, according to blow over." French military hlgfh. They entered the shelter To Address will imooth out daily flow of cars—mor» than 2,000—in and out of park. Mr. Frankel, was that he, rather sources said they believed a ma- Tuesday when this army post than a neutral attorney, had tak- U.S. Aid On jor armed conflict wai not immi- •taged a mock two-hour defense en an affidavit from Trooper nent. The French Army kept care- alert. While underground, they RE Chamber Frederick. The motion for dis- fully to the sidelines. Little Tension played chess and checkers, read RED BANK -MaJ. Gen. Stuart missal was granted by County 53 Projects and studied defense plans. S. Hoff, commanding general o! Planners Favor Center Judge Elvin R. Simmill. Little Silver, Union There were few signs of tension Wants Rutter Removed the U.S. Army Electronics Com Beach Jobs on List in Algiers. There was no evidence BROADWAY —Mrs. Carfleld mand, Fort Monmouth, will be Trooper Frederick claims that ot preparations to repel an at- Oberly, W, of Rt. 24, In this guest speaker at a meeting of the Want Drainage, Road Study for $15 Million Project Col. Joseph D. Rutter, superin- tack. Greater Red Bank Community tendent of the state police TRENTON (AP)-Gov. Richard Warren County community, was J. Hughes has a list of 53 proj- The capital's garrison numbered Chamber of Commerce Tuesday, UNION BEACH — The propos- ative of the firm, said however, According to Mayor William F. should be removed from his posi- killed yesterday when she was al for a $15 to $20 million sports that careful study should be given Rodgers, the syndicate has re- ects totaling over $73 million about 4,000 guerrillas, but forces Sept. 11. tion on the grounds that he is throughout the two zones total •truck by the blades of a power and recreation center on the 134- to the problem of filling in the quested an option on the 134 which he hopes will qualify for over the retirement age of 55. about 35,000 men. Ben Bella and mower she was operating at her acre East Point tract was termed low land, and that access to the acres, which is borough-owned, federal aid under a $900 million A veteran of 16 years on the Boumedienne have 45,000 men in home. "excellent" yesterday by the bor- tract might also be troublesome. but the governing body has not national public works bill. force, Troopef Frederick was sus- the army and some 23,000 guer- ough's master planners, Her- A Perth Amboy syndicate, rep- yet made a decision on this re- pended without pay after obtain- Hughes released the list Thurs- rillas of the four other wilayas NEW BRUNSWICK-The Sayre- bert H. Smith Associates, West resented by attorney Albert A. quest. ing a court order earlier in the day. whose commanders have pledged Ville Borough Council has been Trenton, after a review of the Helfgott and architect Karel B. Borough Council probably will month for Col.. Rutter to show The House of Representatives allegiance to the deputy premier ordered to reinstate Harry A. plans by the firm. Phillips, both of Perth Amboy, hold a special meeting to discuss cause why he should not removed approved the $900 million meas- and his Political Bureau. Olsen, 68, as borough police chief Alfred P. Van Huyck, represent- has proposed the giant facility. ure Wednesday and it now goes The order came from Superior the entire proposal sometime from office. next month. to a joint House-Senate conference Court Judge John B. Molineux Col. Rutter has claimed that where differences with the $1.5 The council, contending Olsen If the land needs to be raised— the mandatory retirement age of billion Senate bill will be ironed To Work was unable to perform his dul les and additional elevation might 55 does not apply to him because out. because of his age, retired him in Racing Crabs? have to be as much as five feet— he holds his post by appointment The estimated total or all the March. State law says municipal the work would have to be done from tne governor. New Jersey projects on Hughes' At Reservoir officials may be retired at 65 or Crisfield's Crustacean Crawl by the syndicate. Trooper Frederick filed suit in may remain on the job until they list was $73,748,192, but the actu- Mr. Phillips and company en- November asking that he be pro- reach 70. Molineux ruled that al total would be higher since Creates Crisp Comment gineers have already done some moted and that other "illegal" there are no cost figures for live Tomorrow since Olsen was not retired at 65 promotions be set aside. lie has tenure until tie reaches preliminary engineering studies of the projects. RED BANK — Repairs to (ha CRISFIELD, Md, (AP)-A crab that Alabama couldn't send an en- V). The council must bring at the site. On March 8 Superior Court Most of the projects cover work Tower Hill Reservoir are ex- race here Saturday—an unlikely try. The reason? pected to begin tomorrow and charges and hold a hearing if i Facilities Judge J. Edward Knight ruled on local sewerage systems, many event in, the first place-is draw- "The crabs In Alabama are so that the matter was under the of them in Atlantic, Cape May, last about 10 days. believes Olsen can no longer car- The center would contain a ma- ry out his duties, the Judge said ing Jinlikely comments from offi- superior in every respect and are jurisdiction of the Appellate Di- Monmouth, Ocean and Passaic Borough Clerk John Bryan said rina and 75-unit motel (boatel), s cials of states invited- to enter. so fast they they might not be vision. On June 28, the Appel- cdunties which th« federal gov- yesterday the Indiana Gunlta and able to catch one in time." marine theater, restaurant and late Division dismissed the ap- ernment has designated as rede- Construction Co. of Alexandria, TRENTON — James Kara of The crabs will run in the third coffee shop, lookout pavilion with The race is run on a 16-foot in peal on the grounds that state po- velopment areas. Cumberland Va., will carry out the repairs, Woodbridge, sentenced lo life annual Governor's Cup, part of bandstand amusement board' clined plywood track. The first lice promotions of his girl friend, Doris was discovered. A hushed silence haired justice-designate said he The strike halted nil trains on shipments from the Great Plains Smith, with a hunting knife. The fell on the crowds of spectators was "delighted beyond words" the 10,600 miles of tracks used hy to flour mills in Minneapolis. slaying occurred in a Newark when a state trooper waved his that Kennedy picked Wirtz. the railroad In nine Midwestern Mnnufacturers served only by drug store following an nrgument arms in front oF him to indicate "If Mr. Goldberg intends a pun states. Members of other rail un- North Western rait facilities over money between Wilson, who it was all over. md means to say he is delighted ions, refuseil to cross the teleg- moved their must-shipments by was married at tho time nnil Miss Cloney burled his face in his beyond Wirtz, he is wrong," raphers' picket lines. truck to and from plants. Much Smith, then 35, the parole board hands nnd tlien leaned against quipped Wirlz. 200 Trains Stop of the normal movement of in- mid. I lie wall (if a building. Wirtz said Goldberg, feeling Twenty daily long-run trains dustrial and farm supplies was delayed or halted. Stanberry nnd Harold Hoerster, somewhat grimy after the plane and 11)0 commuter runs were Condition (j-ilicnl .15, of 8 Dogwood La., were In trip, donned a clean shirt just be stopped. Some 35,000 daily com- George E. Lcighty, president of unit of 10 men probing the fore the news conference and of- muteri in the Chicago nren who the telegraphers, Enid there is not RED DANK — Dominic Mul- rode the trains from suburbs to creek at the site where the bov fered to lend Wirtz one. 'a Chinamen's chance" of n lancy, 52, victim of a gunshot and from work scrambled for wns found while other police of- Try Shoes quick settlement. wound during an attempted hold- ficials and volunteers scoured other menus of transportation. The union and railroad have "No, Mr. Secretary," Wirtz said up at the Snug Harbor Inn, Irol- nearby woods and residential There were jams on buses, other been in dispute over the job elim- ford, yesterday morning, remains he replied, "I'd rather try your rail lines and expressways. Car ination Issues since 1957. The un- shoes on." in critical condition thin morning Moerster helped pull out the pools nnd e.ven helicopters helped ion has demanded that none ot In Rlvcrview Hospital. wily. It would have been a tight get the commuters on their way. its Jobs as station BRCWS or com- Mullnnoy, who lives nt 38!) Tlie blond, blue-eyed liny was squeeze. The 6-fot)t-l Wirt/. wears About 40,000 frelRlit enrs, 417 munications operators be abol- size 13, Goldberg size 0. Lconnrdvillc RV , Ilclfonl, was reported missing from In front PLANNING DRIVE — Frederic Mussina, confer, president of the Shrewsbury Com- passenger cars anil 750 dlesel lo- ished without an agreement. Tho tending bar In the tnvern when of his home, 258 Cindy St., Wirtz said lie will follow Gold- comotives stood Idle. North Western said Iho union Iro WHS shut I'n the mlboineri hyaround 5 p.m. Wednesday. berg's principles, although ho re- munity Appeal, diicuttei tho coming driva with two of hit lieutenants, chairman The' railroad estimated Its loss Nortli Western said the union one of two nrmnd men during the Deep Run Creek in which lie marked that new . problems nrc Richard Loos, loft, and William G. Slntor, publicity chairman. Alio lorving tho of revenue at $600,000 a day of sought 'an absolute veto over attempted robbery. wns found, flows behind n house always arising and a man "can cause at officers, but not shown, nr« Goorge Grimm and Mrs. Joonne Robinson. he strike mid the loss of payroll technological Improvements and lie Is n former assistant fire across Hie slrret from Iho Clo- never step in tho same river to employes at $3.37 million a other modernization and Increases thief •)( Mlddletown Township. ney home. twice." Tho Community Appn»\ will ltnp off toward iti goal of $10,000 Oct. 8. work. n efficiency."* Debutantes tq Make Bow Tuesday at Annual Rumson Ball 10 Young Women To Be Formally Presented in Tennis Club

. . ^ _ . .. . * m - * m m ~ J. ~ _ t «M 1?H>^ ^ lit Ilia vd RUMSON — The debutantes a joint poolside party with The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Both girls are riding enthusi- graduate of Emma Willird of 1962 are not like those of Miss Woodman at the Sea Randall M. Keator, Jr., Ward asts and have won many awards School, Troy, N. Y. 50 years ago. Bright Beach Club prior to the Ave., Rumson, Miss Keator will throughout the state, and have A sports enthusiast, she lovei Stiff drawing-room manners presentation ball. She chose a be gowned in slipper satin fish participated in the International tennis and swimming. Her par- have been exchanged for an gown of embroidered cotton loned from the train of a family Horse Show in New York City. ents will honor her with a party air of gracious living. styled with a ltce-trimmed wedding gown. The square-neck- Nancy's gown of silver and at home. Miss Severance's gown Gone are the beribboned for- square neckline and a softly line bodice has a bow waistband, white brocade is styled with a is full-skirted ribbed faille de- mal gowns of yesterday. shaped bell ikirt. while the smooth skirt is shaped bell-shaped skirt and a *wide signed with a scoop neckline and For their presentation Tues- Miss English Is the daughter in A-line. neckline with shoulder bows. a bow at the waist. day evening in the Sea Bright of Mr. and Mrs. C. Donald She will enter her final year Sarah will wear a full-skirted Miss Titus plans to major In Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club, English, 35 Cooney Ter., Fair at Miss Hewitt's School, New gown of off-white peau de sole political science at Vassar Col- these 10 local young women Haven. A graduate of Emma York, in September and after with a corded neckline. lege, Foughkeepsie, N. Y., this chose gowns of simple ele- Willard School, Troy, N. Y., graduation plans to go abroad. fall with an eye to a career in They will be honored at a din- foreign service. The daughter of gance. she will pursue a liberal arts She will also be presented at ner party in their home to be They prefer private family education at Bennett College, the December Junior Assemblies Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan, 3d, given by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Wavesink River Rd., Locust, she parties to gala receptions. All Milibrook, N. Y. in New York City. Heller, Rumson, their grandpar- have plans to further their Her gown of silk organza fea- Special Interests has special interests in art and ents; Mr. and Mrs. George D. riding. studies in college or abroad. tures a full overlapping skirt, Her special interests a/e \ten Smith, Summit, and Mr. and Mrs. Presenting the debutantes of scoop neckline and cap sleeves. nis and swimming. Miss 'Keator George S. Howell, Eatontown. For her presentation she chose 1962, they are Miss Martha Miss English will be tendered will be feted jointly with Miss a gown of peau d'ange with em- Tomlinson Allen, Miss Susan a private party in her home. Titus at a pre-ball dinner in the Liberal Arts Course broidered appliques on the scoop Mount English, Miss Jennifer SMdmore Student home of Mr. and Mn. Samuel Miss Pearse will begin a liberal neckline and full skirt. Her par- Southey Johnston, Miss Mar- Miss Johnston will major in Sloan, 3d. The following day Mr. arts course at Simmons School, ents will honor her and Miss gery Abbett Keator, Misses business administration at Skid- and Mrs. Joseph C. Hoagland, Boston, in the fall with special Keator at a party in their home Nancy and Sarah Lord, Miss more College, Saratoga Rumson, will honor her and Miss interest in child guidance work. prior to the ball, and Mr. and Stephanie Ann Pearae, Miss Springs, N. Y., in the fall. The Titus at a buffet-luncheon In their The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Hoagland will fet« them Michael Isabel] E. Severance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. home. Robert G. Pearse, Navesink the following day. Miss Cynthia Falrchlld Titus James S. Johnston, Jr., Oyster Twin daughters of Mr. and Ave., Rumson, she has been Miss Woodman il the daughter and Miss Kittle Spring Wood- Bay Dr., Rumson, she Is an Mrs. Joseph F. Lord, 94 Church managing her mother's shop, The of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison S. man. alumna of the National Cathe- St., Little Silver, the Misses Nan- Rumson Roulette, for the sum- Woodman, Buena Vista Ave., Major in Art \ dral School, Washington, D. C. cy and Sarah are both graduates mer. Rumson. An alumna of The Ship- The daughter of Mr. and where she took special in- of Miss Porter's School, Farm- She will wear a gown of rose- ley School, Bryn Mawr, Pa., she Mrs. Joseph W. Allen, S Rob- terest In dramatics. ington, Conn, patterned brocade styled with a will pursue a liberal arts course in Rd., Rumson, Miss Allen Miss Johnston will wear a In the^ fall Nancy will enter straight-shoulder V-back neck- at Wells College, Aurora, N. Y. plans to major in art at Briar- gown of peau d'ange. The full Bennett College for a liberal line and a bell-shaped skirt. She will be honored with Miss cliff College, Briarcliff Manor, skirt features a front panel arts education and Sarah will The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen at the Sea Bright Beach N. Y., this fall. She is a grad- and the tucked bodice has a go abroad after Christmas to Craig Severance, Navesink River Club party before the ball. Miss uate of The Shipley School, scoop neckline. Her parents study in England and Germany Rd., Locust, Miss Severance will Woodman will be gowned In full- Bryn Mawr, Pa- will honor her with a party at and take advanced courses In major in liberal arts at Ben„- • skirted peau de soie with a Miss Allen will be honored at home. horseback riding. nett College this fall. She is a square-neckline bodice.

LITTLE SILVER TWINS— Misses Nancy, left, and Sally Lord, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Lord, pose be- side the pond at the Nave- sink River Rd. estate of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sloan, 3d, in Middletown Township. Spivak Band Is Listed For Charity Ball FREEHOLD - Charlie Spivak and his band will play for the first annual charity ball to be held on Oct. 6 at the Freehold Raceway. Theodore Lubaczewski is chair- .nan of the entertainment com' mittee. The charity ball is being spon- sored by the Greater Freehold Area Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the Freehold Racing Association. Chairman Charles Miller an- nounced that a special luncheon for all the committee workers is scheduled for Sept. 12. Mr. Miller also appointed Eng- Ilshtown, Mayor Theodore Naro- zanick as chairman of the spon- sors commitee. Thomas Barker, representing the Greater Freehold Jaycees, presented a check for $200 to purchase 40 tickets to the ball. The Jaycees are in charge of the games of chance and booths. Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs MISS STEPHANIE PEARSE, above, is the Joseph Summers announced that daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Pearse, Invitations are in the mail. Tickets to the ball are each Navesink Ave., Rumson. She is one of 10 *5, young women to be presented Tuesday at Mrs. Harry Silvert anounced the Sea Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket that more than 150 gifts hart: been donated and her committee Club in Rumson. is planning to put them on dis- play in a store window. The next meeting of the Charity Ball Committee will be held on Womans Club Slates Sept. 12th in the American Hotel at 8 p.m. Hat Fashion Show Hat Fashion LITTLE SILVER — The Wom- Joseph McNulty, Mrs. John L. an's Club of Little Silver wil Minugh, Mrs, Harry S. Rowland, Show Slated hold its opening meeting Sept. U Mrs. Richard A. Setter, Mrs. PORT MONMOUTH — The at 1:30 p.m. in the clubhouse Kenneth D. Van Pelt, Mrs. Win. RVMSON DEBUTANTES in Middletown Elks Auxiliary will MISS JENNIFER JOHNSTON, chore, daughter of Mr. and Rumson Rd. and Church St. field S. Wainwright, and Mrs Robert L. White. top photo are Miss Kittle hold a card party and hat fash- The program will be a hat Mrs. fames S. Johnston, Jr. of Rumson, models the gown she There will be no opening lunch- Spring W oud m a n, left, Ion show Sept. 20 in the Elks fashion show by Steinbach's, Red will near to make, her debut Tuesday. eon this fall. The first monthly Lodge, Main St., at 8:30 p.m. Bank. Mrs. John Newbon is chair- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. dessert-bridge party will be held Hats will be shown by the Mad man. Music will be provided by Sept. 17 at 1 p.m. in the club- Harrison S. Woodman, and Hatter, Red Bank. Mrs. Maurice J. Donovan, music house. Mrs. Van Pelt is chair- Miss Martha Tomlinson Al- Mrs. William Schweizer is department chairman. man. len, daughter of Mr. and chairman. Refreshments will be The First Dance Goes Flowers for the tea table will lerved. The next regular club meeting Mn. Jmrph W. Allen. Posing be arranged by Mrs. William H wil] be Oct. 10 in the clubhouse. Plans were made at a recent 7 Tucker. Receptionist for the singly are Mils Michael Sew- meeting of,ttw executive conv To Debutants Fathers meeting will be Mrs. Joseph A. erance of l.oant, left, and mittee to hold a Halloween cos- Zaloom. tume dance Nov. ] in the Lodge RUMSON—Ten young women the center of the marquee on Asbury Park Miss Susan Mount English of hall. Mrs. J. Phillip Cosgrove Is will strike up the music ol the the lawn with tables on the chairman of hostesses. t'mr Harm, right. The auxiliary Is soliciting books Meyer Davis Orchestra Tues- terrace and lining two tides Events Listed Assisting her are Mrs. Harold for Its lending library to be opened day evening at the third an- of the dance floor. ASBURY PARK — Thousands Birchenough, Mrs. S. Mayo Boyd, it, the hall. Mrs. Edward Cic- nual Rumson Debutante Hall in of visitors are expected here for A breakfast Is to be served Mrs. William H. Carhart, Mrs. zek is in charpe of the project. the Sea Bright Lawn Tennis the colorful rites of the raising Garden Club at 2 a.m. The orchestra will Kenneth II. Fox, Mrs. Emily The next regular meeting will and Cricket Club. of the holy cross and blessing of leave at 4 a.m. Griffin, Mrs. Hazel I. llnmlln, be Sepl. 10 at 8:30 |.m. in the the waters by the Greek Ortho- Meeting Slated The debutantes will stnrt the Mrs. Nicholas Homlcko, Mrs. Ru hall. The executive committee Co-Chalrmcn dox Church of North and South ball by dancing the first dance pert Humor and Mrs. Roy Koe- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - will meel Sopt. 17. .Mrs. Robert G. Pearse, Nave- America Sept. 22 at Convention of the evening with their fa- nig- The lotal Gnrden Club will open thers. ' sink Ave., and Mrs. Randall Hall. The ceremonial will include RUMSON VISITORS Also, Mrs. E. P. Mclntlre, Mrs. Its fall season at a luncheon They wilj bfi currying star M. Kcator, Jr., Ward Ave., are leading lay and religious figures RUMSON - Navy Ll. and Mrs ( Thursday, Sept. 6 at 12:30 p.m. bouquets of pnle yellow clirys- cocliiilrrnen of the ball. from many parts of the world. Walter J. Case, Norfolk, Va., will "The nine scl.i of pnrcnt.1 all COMPLAINT ON in the homo of Mrs. John J. unthernums with ivy, and All Boardwalk activities will visit Mrs. Case's parents, Dr, and worked together on tho com- Maloncy, 5 Donald PI., New Wearing white full-lenglh eve- lOini BIRTHDAY onllnue through the fail, includ- Mrs. Morgan Colio, Warded Ave., mittee doing various jobs," Monmonth. ning unwns. ing tho Boardwalk Art Show. Mrs. Pcarnc cxplnincd. MADISON, Ind. (AP) - Lum- next weekend, Mrs. Cnse Is the Mrs. Stanley Journcay, lunch- former Llndn Colin (if Rumson. Receiving I.lnc When tho ball started three ber company executive William The annual re-enactment of the II. Miller, on his 104th birthday, landing of Columbus and the con chairman, will be assisted Tin' receiving line of the yenrs-nRO, a permanent com- by Mrs. Edmund ilartcorn, Mrs. 1 complained: "They won't renew pageantry of native "Indians" Ol 115 accident. ? of all kinds ilpljutaiitr-; and their mothers mittee of members of the Sen THE NAVESINK RIVER is the background in photo at Henjamln Martin and Mrs. HI- Hrlghl l.nwn Twin I.v and Cricket my driver's license." l!rectinf> him anil his crew on the which took place on the New Jer- will l>i:f:in at II p.m. in (he bcrt J. Mason. fey Turnpike In July, R3 oc- Club Hooni. Cluh WAS formed to select each Miller drove hl« own car until shores here will bo staged Oct.J rif,hl for Miss Cynthia fuite.hild Titus, Itjt, daughter of Mr. curred during ilayllfjht and V.I nt A t]iiir(|ui-e will run nlonx years debutantes. he was 11)0. A one-time steam- a.i the climax (if n three-hour pa- and Mrs. Samuel Sloan, 3d,, of Miilillrlmrn, and Miss Mar- A business meeting will follow the mcellng with Mrs. Elbert Ma- sight Ai to weather condition*, the lctif;!h «l (tic (crnicc "til l« Already llii.'i vmntnllUv IJ In boat engineer, he founded a lum- mle and concert to he staged at R<"ry Kralor, dmighttr n) Mr. and Mrs. Randall M. Keulor, 114 were ,on clear days, 30 dur- Ihe fjrsl tennis court. The Ihe process of choosing next ber company In Madison 70 years the new Arthur Pryor Band Pa- son presiding. Plnn» for the com- ing rain ond one during fog. dance floor will be set up In year's delwlnntr* list. vilion on the boardwalk. Jr., of Rumson. ing neaion will be discussed. i » i BED BANK EEGISTUt Blood Donors Aided Adam and Eve jjfruUy, Axipit 31, 196&-45 By Bed Cross Unit Oriental Wives SHREWSBURY — The Mon 'arkell, and Mrs. John H. Tack, mouth County Chapter, America Red Bank. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: we would be so frazzled at the Red Cross, supplied trained vo Motor Service worker was I want to add my two cents nd of one day that "Hara-Kari" unteers to assist the donors at thi Mrs. Richard Doelger, Shrews- worth to the mail you've been would seem pleasant Indeed. two-day visit of the bloodmobil bury. Staff aides were Mrs. C. J. ;elting about that bachelor bus- Donns. at Fort Monmouth. Aksomiatis, • Eatontown; Mrs. iness man, Eyes Opened, who DEAR ADAM AND EVE: visited Japan and thought the A total of 29 volunteers cap Jolin W. McCormack, and Mrs. women there are so n,uch better That man should attend a wed- tained by Mrs. Harry S. Craver, B, 0. Benjamin, Elberon; Mrs. ding performed by » hardshell Russell G. Canfield, Mrs. J. C. than American wives because 1 Chapel Hill, Middletown, partic they wait on their men. How Baptist preacher. They aren't the Davenport, and Mrs. William R. pated as blood program aides an would he like to wait hand and standard vows of love, honor and gave 124 hours of service Aug. Gerhardt, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. foot on a wife? If men did this, obey. The Bible tells us that God 23 when personnel donated blood, Dorothy Kussmaul, Fort Mon- all wives here would be psycho- took a rib from Adam to make| mouth, and Mrs. Gifford L. Wes- A total of 28 volunteers gav logically healthy and tolerant too, Eve; therefore He meant for man ton, Middletown. 148 hours at the Hexagon blood Vancouver. and woman to go through life side by side. THE ONLY CHANGE IS mobile site Aug. 24, Mrs. Fran C. Barron, 47 Laurel Dr., Fai EAR ADAM AND EVE: Constant Reader. THE NAME AND NUMBER I certainly wish I could afford Haven, was captain of volunteers DEAR ADAM AND EVE: ... the experienced people Miss O'Brien trip to Japan. As a woman, I Of the 28 women serving, 11 wer If he wants a slave for a wife. rauld love to s«rve a man com- who served you with taste volunteers who had served the tell him to take the next—and iletely, doing everything for his previous day. Bride-Elect fastest boat to Japan. and fins craftsmanship at omfort. And in return I am cer- 1 York Wife. SHERMAN'S DECORATORS Red Cross volunteers were Mrs, :ain I would be treated like a Rita Dalton, Atlantic Highlands; ady should—a feminine, dainty DEAR ADAM AND EVE: will continue in th* same . Mrs. Madeline H. Maraziti, Man- jbject, instead I've teen married Perhaps ali happily-married tradition. Our new phone asquan; Miss Julie F. Stecke or 14 years to a man who doesn't husbands, like myself, couH take number is: 747-4422. Asbury Park, and Mrs. Rub; ike my "services." up a collection for Eyes Opened Christman (trainee), Shrewsbury Mrs. B. C. and send him back to this Jap- all registered nurses. anese paradise. Personally I en- EAR ADAM: joy my wife's companionship and Blood program aides were Mr, Your correspondent, Eyes intelligence. If I wanted a slave Newman Brotfn, Spring Laki Dpened, would have observed the I'd hire one. Heights; Mrs. M. R. Cook, Sei same thing in Central and South Costa Mesa Husband. Girt; Mrs. John Heckle, Ne America. I am another bachelor, Shrewsbury; Mrs. Jeannette Pan- ind sincerely feel that our North- Send your personal questions and problems to Adam or Eve dolfo and Mrs. Mae Seylaz, BOUND FOR THE CARIBBEAN — Shown prior to sailing are, left to right, Mrs. rn civilization does our women Manasquan; Mrs. Anthony J. Pe deep injustice by crowding Lowell or both, as you prefer. Draper!*! / Sllpeov.ra rotta, Middletown; and Miss Pa- J. E. Mulligan, Port Monmouth; Mrs. Jason Mulligan, Leonardo; Mrs. C. L. San- :hem to the fore and giving them For a personal, unpublished re- Bedipmds / Curtain* tricia M. Reardon, Shrewsbury. tonello, Lincrofr, and Mrs. Anthony Piccola, Eatontown. They left aboard the MS he false illusion they can equa" ply, enclose a stamped, addressed Shadu/Blind! man in a man's field. Thus our envelope. Mail to Adam and Canteen workers were Miss Pa- l+alia from New York on a 10-day Caribbean cruise. 468 Broad St. Shrewsbury tricia Peters, Rumson, and foui ihildren have, in effect, two male Eve, care of The Register. junior canteeners, Misses Susa jarents, and no soft, sweet, lov Miller, Rumson, Lynn Tuzeneu, ng mother—a main cause of our Red Bank, and Kathy Schutz an 5th Birthday juvenile delinquency. M»rtha McNiskin, Fair Haven. Bachelor By Preference. Also Mrs. Thelma Ludlow, Mrs Is Marked DEAR ADAlvi AND EVE: Kay Maxson, Mrs. Evelyn R The reason that bachelor didn't Corr, and Mrs. Vi Zemalkowski, Miss Frances Smith O'Brle* MIDDLETOWN - Cathleen E. bring a Japanase wife back to all of Port Monmouth. ; 'almon, daughter of Mr. and the states with him is that wa RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Joseph J. Salmon, 96 Ham- Gray Ladies: serving were Mrs. William O'Brien, 51 West Front| American wives wrnld run her Lawrence G. Forbes, Mrs. Pa- iltonian Dr., celebrated her fifth out of the country if she set such St., announce the engagement oil birthday Monday at a party in HUFFMAN BOYLE tricia Barthle, Mrs. John W. a servile example. We don't want their daughter, Miss Frances; Howard Johnson's Restaurant, Schroder, and Mrs. James M our husbands spoiled. Smith O'Brien, to Joseph Ed- Rt. 35. Kimbrongh, Jr.,' Fort Monmouth; ward Burke, son of Mrs. Joseph Mrs. T. S. R. FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM Guests were Joseph F. Ma- Mrs. Leo A. Dietrich, Nev Edward Burke, Sr, of Gary, Ind., dure, Jr., her cousin, Little Sil- DEAR EVE: Shrewsbury; Mrs. Vernona Heyd and the late Mr. Burke. Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1O1O ver; Carole Swandby, Amy In- 1 think Eyes Opened had better Colts Neck; Mrs. Woodrow Miss O'Brien is a graduate ol open his eyes a little more. May- Terry, Little Silver, and Mrs. Ji gram, Kathy Daveson, Susan Red Bank Catholic High School Pierce, Karen Gage, Mary Strat- be many wives have ceased to be seph Olivier, Mrs. C. Herbe; and the Katharine Gibbs Secre- ton, Francine Luke, Stephen am feminine but it's not from striv- tarial School, New York City. Brend Schuetz and David Blood- ing for equality — to often It's The Most Important Years ... Mr. Burke is a graduate of In- good, all of Middletown. because the husband, is too lazy to diana University. Also, Karen and Lee Richard, get out and work and the wife CALL FOR A VERY An October wedding Is planned, Lincroft; Laurie Chadwick, Riv- has to. I'm only 13 but my eyes er Plaza; Mike and Dick Bennett, are opened! SPECIAL PERMANENT Little Silver, and Louis De Maio, Boston Girl. Engagement Shrewsbury. DEAR1 ADAM: WE HAVE THAT Also present her maternal If a man wants to be treated grandmother, Mrs. Frank Ma- like a baby, he should sleep alone PERMANENT dure, Red Bank; her paternal ;n a crib, grandmother, Mrs. Mary Solo- Wide Open. 9$ mon, and her great-aunt, Mrs. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: 9complete Paul Liste, both of Long Branch. I am a 14-year-old girl and be- lieve Eyes Opened is absolutely Styled by: Mr. Joseph and Mr. Anthony :orrect. More people should Music, Dance realize that wives who want jobs VOLUNTEER WORKERS — Thess girls will greet spec To Be Taught and equality are constantly argu- tators at tha Freehold Raceway tomorrow to solicit ing with their husbands, tven in Katherine's && LONG BRANCH - The Matt >ont of the children, which is 46 Monmouth Sr. SH 7-3475 Red Bank contributions for the Children's Psychiatric Center's Mattox School of Dance, 137 West bad all around. RUG CLEANERS fund-raising campaign. The center is 'in Eaiontown. The 56th St., New York City will be- Houston Teenager. AMPLE PARKING IN REAR OF SALON coll now CA 2-5042 girls are, lower left to right, Cay Stronstorff, Elberon, gin teaching the dance classes at DEAR ADAM AND EVE: and Janice Kerr, Little Silver, upper left are Billie Brenn, Davis Studios of Music anc If we American women humbled Dance, 12 Norwood Ave., Sepi ourselves to the Oriental extent, Ocaanport, and Carole Dafton, Long Branch. 10. DOROTHY TOLAND Classes will be given with th It adds up! More and more same teachers, accompanists ani people use The Register ads each DANCE STUDIO receptionists as teach in the Nc issue because results come fast- Mark 50th Anniversary York School. er—Advertisement. FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. More than 100 friends and re- Irving Fitzgerald, 46 Probost latives honored the couple. Miss Dorine Ann Davidson Ave., Keyport, were honojeed on Guests attended from Keyport, Matawan, Teaneck, Lakewood, NEW LOCATION SEPT. 4th PORT MONMOUTH - Mr. and their 50th wedding anniversary Fair Haven and Red Bank. Mrs. William R. Davidson, 101 Sunday at an open house in the Wilson Ave., have announced the home of their son-in-law and Mrs. Fitzgerald Is the former LITTLE SILVER, N. J. engagement of their daughter, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miss Martha Beyers of Keyport. Miss Dorine Ann Davidson, to Jo- Dean 225 Oxford Ave. Mr. Fitzgerald is the son of the seph F. Elko, son of Mr. and late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fitz- Mrs. Joseph J. Elko, 5 Hall St. gerald, Sr. Fords. September 8th They were married in the Ea- The bride-elect was graduated tontown Methodist Church on MARION FISHER, Inc. from Red Bank Catholic High Aug. 25, 1912. They are members Artificial Flower Arrangements School, and is employed as a sec- Bazar Set For of the Keyport Reformed Church. retary by the Monmouth County Mr. Fitzgerald has been a \ PLANTS AND TREES National Bank, Red Bank. members of the Keyport Fire De- For Home—Office—Gifts—Anniversary—Hospital Mr. Elko is a member of the Trinity Episcopal partment and has been an ex- Hours 9-5 Daily — 9-9 Friday — Phone 741-9230 New Jersey Air National Guard empt member for over 28 years. and recently returned from MATAWAN — Final plans have He was employed by the Jer- Classical Ballet Technique nine-month tour of active duty in been completed for the annual sey Central Traction Co., for Contemporary Jazz Chaumont, France. He was grad- bazar of Trinity Episcopal many years and recently retired uated from Woodbridge High Church, Main St., Matawan, to from the Architechtural Tile Tap . Acrobatic - Toa RUG CLEANING College of Engineering. be held Sept. 8 on the church Company, Keyport. Mr. Elko is employed by Elec- grounds, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. In addition to Mrs. Dean, they REGISTRATION! . •. at Leon's each rug it cart- 201 East Bergen Place trical Engineer for Air Re- SH 1-2208 The theme this year will be "The are also the parents of Douglai duction Sales Co., Union. Country Fair." Fitzgerald of Hazlet and the late fully inspected by a trained Harold Fitzgerald. The couple LILLIAN DANIELS at its Special events for the children has two grandchildren. specialist for those deep down will include a pet show at 11 Select School of the Dance a.m., a costume parade at 2 p.m., problem stains . . . after this silhouettes, painted faces, pony 713 State Highway #35, Middletown, N. J. FINEST rides, games and refreshments. 2 Sisters (Across the Street from Howard Johnson Restaurant) thorough inspection, your rugs at» Booths will contain fancy work, then gently cleaned by our new auto- TRY OUR NEW attic treasures, plants, jewelry, Win Honors REGISTRATION DAYS and baked goods and a country store. WILL BE mated "Jet cleaning proc- SATEEN WAVE From 3 to 5 p.m., music will be SEA BRIGHT — Two sisters provided by The Emeralds, a lo- walked off with top honors at TUES. & WED. the Edgewater Beach Club's an- ess" thet removes the cal band. Thurs. & Fri., Sept. 6th & 7th nual beauty contest Sunday. FASTEST High Style Permanent $9.95 A cafeteria supper will be Pat Hendryx of Hazret, 16, won STUDIO OPEN: deep down dirt particles at the base of the pile .,. served from 5 to 7 p.m. Follow- the Miss Edgewater title over 27 From 10:30 A.M. to SH 1-1515 RED BANK ing the supper, there will be an contestants. Her sister Sue, 14, 6:09 P.M. on Regis- cleans and brightens your rugs, to make them last auction of merchandise donated was first runner-up. tration Days. First by local merchants. In the preliminary Miss Junior class lesson WILL longer and look lovelier . . . have your rugs cleaned Edgewater contest, Dolores START SATURDAY, For golfing fans, a chip and Oakes of Middletown. 12, topped the finest and fastest way . . . have your rugs putt contest will be conducted all SEPT. 8th. field of 15 other entries. First day. Robert Hathaway is general and second runner-up honors went cleaned at Leon's I "BARGAINS" chairman. In event of rain, "The ALL TYPES OF to Judith Witt, Jl, Middletown, Country Fair" will be held Sept. and Linda Horowitz, 12, of Eaton DANCING TAUGHT PRESTIGE-INTEGRITY 15. Il.llet These Two Bargains Cannot Be Purchased — To» They Must Be Earned! T«i> Acrolmtla PRESTIGE Storewide Hnwalinn We claim that wo have the finest Upholstery Shop between Dttllraoin Newark and Toms River, and we know that is covering a New rhynl lot of territory. Klltium FRK CALL AND DELIVERY INTEGRITY BOOK SALE MufflRnl Co Clan.. Our workmanship Is as gobd as the hest and hotter thnn most. The materials we uso are the best Hint the market Send for Brochure can Jurnish. Our prices are reasonable. We invite compar- 20% i<> 50% REDUCTIONS ison shoppers. or Phono 671-0511 Our more thnn 42 years in this community Is a recommen- dation In Itself. SALE NOW IN PROGRESS We would he glad '" estimate on anything you wish to have MIDDLETOWN STUDIO OPEN done. No Charge of Courts THE BOOK MART FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS ONLY /I BRANCH STUDIOS: BELLEVILLE and NUTLEY, N. J. In your home—or In our plant 12-14 WHITE STREET Momn.r »r 'I'lia Tlnlw. Mnuli-i. i,r Atntrlra, !)nm.. 1 :,lii,ol 01» M. SILBERSTEIN nl Airicrl.n ml,I 1'iml Pi•'niilout "I III. N«w Jfiinny OrKKnlllt. Interim Designs • buniitiue • Draperies • Slipfovers lion for llniu-a Tflnclinm. Join our l'in>lnen .nil 'l>«n-»KM llnlliunin ('In*, no you m.jr 64-76 WHITE ST., RED BANK SH 7-2800 25 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK RED BANK, N. J. «li«ml (Hir KNOWIIAM. MOO1AI.. iiiiiiiiiiii)i!iiin;iiiiiii«iiiiiii]iiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!nii«wiiiii^ 16—Friday, Avput 31, 1962 H£D BANK REGISTER inuteur tat profesiionil tporU [Cage Bribery alike, WMkmt would b* /wbjtet to peoiUit* of u? to a Kf& SIM J To [tu 1.0 ye»r« fn J«ii,>*ir- brt*. Punt, Pass and Kick Contest The mroiutt deleted » pro- Bill Approval vision which would have authorized the Attorney General WASHINGTON, (AP) - The to grant immunity from prose- For Grade School Gridders Senate Judiciary Committee ap- cution to witnesses who agreed to proved a bill yesterday that cooperate. Keating said this NEW YORK — The second boys 7 through 11 against all[PP&K competition will be held would make the, use of interstate was aimed at getting "the annual punt, pass and kick com- other participants of the same at the Ford dealerships, or at facilities to influence the outcome higher-ups." petition for the nation's grade age. The program attracted 205, locations designated by them, the of any sporting event by bribery school football enthusiasts was ^000 youngsters last year, when month of October. a federal criminal offense. Lacrosse, the official national announced this week by the it was launched, and was cited Top prize for the 10 national Sen. Kenneth B. Keating game of Canada, was developed National Football League and the by president John F. Kennedy finalists—one in each age group R-N.Y., author of the bill, said from an Indian gsme called Ford dealers of America. lor its contribution to "the physi- from both the Eastern and t was prompted by "basketball "PP & K" pits the punting, cal fitness of our youth." Western Division team areas - scandals" and would apply to "baggataway." passing and place-kicking skills of' Registrations for this'year's will be an all-expense-paid tour of champions for the youths and their parents, Dec. 26 - 30. It will begin with a two-day visit to MONTGOMERY WARD Ray Creed Hangs Washington, D.C., which will be highlighted by a special tour of the White House. From Washington, the group On to Win Feature will be flown for a two-day visit to the city in which this year's National Football League Champi- FREEHOLD - Ra Creed The front end of the double RIVERSIDE x onship Game will be played •A NIGHT FOR THE COACHES — Sru Edington, Uft, and John Frost, second from opened a 10-length lead in the went to 3-year-old bay colt, Darn 4-SQUARE GUARANTEE | Dec. 30. The Eastern Division's backstretch but faded fast in the Y'All, who returned $9 for $2 in!ue.c- JU- .f,ne "*;e™ u"m™° left, co-managers of the Red Bank Red Sox, champions of the Seaboard Bigger Agomtt road haierdi for iht mlisls wl this ears NFL sptciRtd tin*. Adfuitmtnti fw©> final turn and had to battle hard the win wagering. Winning pro-i " "* y (13-15) League, accept championship trophy from Jos Soviero, loop president, at rated on months mod. lo win by half length over hard gram numbers were seven andj championship game hosts last nigbt'j awards dinner at Hi-Henry Inn, Long Branch At right it John P. Mul- pressing Ethel Scott in yes- two. At the halftime . of the title fnoniMp fw lift of tr*ad. Adjvil* ame be ore th overfl vihill, Jr., manager of the Fair Haven Giants, runners-up to the Red Sox, minii prorated on tr*ad wtar, terday's feature Class C-l Pace Blue Dan copped the fifth Claw 8 - .f r 3. Nat!on*id« i«rv.c* at all at Freehold Raceway. C-3 pace to keep longshot follow-jthat traditionally attends NFL broniriii. ers hannv Evan Mafnx fnnk th* championship games, the two Clocked in the fast time of 2:05ers happy. Evan Matox took the 12-year-old roan gelding three finalists in each age group from 1-5, the 8-year-old chestnut horsv the eastern and western divisions snapped a month-old victory horses high around the final turn Art Donovan Hangs Up Colts and home a neck winner over will square off for national honors. famine and returned, across the In a ceremony following this board, $8.20, $3.80 and $3.50. Ray Flora's Girl, who was one length in front of Dream up. Blue Dao competition, NFL commissioner Creed was driven by Clinton Pete Rozelle will present the five Crook, husband of Katie, who is paid $15. Grid Shoes After 12 Pro Years national winners footballs auto- listed as the owner. Ethel Scott, graphed by the two teams given a spectacular rein-handling competiting for the title and; WESTMINSTER, Md., (AP), —,home and away. During the nexlj"As of Sept. I, Coach Weeb performance by Emmor Baily, Camp Arrowhead trophies symbolic of their national Art Donovan, who suffered wi two years, Donovan traveled with Ewbank thought he had paid the same price of $3 for championships. the Baltimore Colts when they the franchise to New York and men to fill my place, I would place and show. First phase of the punt, pass won only one game their first Dallas. He returned with it to retire," Donovan disclosed. "Aft- Another husband-wife combina Comnletes season and exulted later wjth Baltimore in 1955. er viewing the games so fit, we 3. and kick program is competition tion figured wten Salt Air, vastly in local contests, sponsored by two national football league! Along with him came Gino have boys to do the job." Improved trotter, had more than Ford dealers with the co- championships, gave up playing! Marchetti, a giant defensive end. Jim Colvin, third year pro enough staying power in the Season operation of the NFL. With some yesterday. They have been league standouts from Houston, Joe Lewis, stretch for a $22.40 surprise in MARLBORO — Camp Arrow- 5,000 such contests likely to be "This is not an easy thing to ever since. Marchetti still will be obtained last season on a trade the fourth race. The 4-year-old head recently completed a high- held, 75,000 prizes will be awarded do," said the big defensive tackle playing this season. with Pittsburgh, and John Diehl bay gelding was piloted by Rich- ly-successful day-camp season to winners of local competitions. with a quiver In his high pitched In the Colt championship years a second season performer from ard Rhoads, who shares owner- with a water carnival at the First prize will be a warm-up voice. "The Colts have been my of 1958-59, Donovan and Marchetti Virginia, are in line for Donovan's ship of Salt Air with his wife, Marlboro campsite. jacket, while football helmets whole life and football started were on a front line nicknamed spot at left tackle. Virginia. Their hail from West The campers were divided in- and autographed footballs will be me in business." the "Ferocious Five" which was The 37-year old Irishman and Lawn, Pa. to a red and a blue team. The the second and third prizes. Donovan played 10 of his 12 the scourge of rival passers. the Colts will remain together. Heide Hal, Dwned by A. Reed blue team was victorious tallying Total scores, based on distance pro seasons in Baltimore. When Donovan was all pro 1954 He will scout and appear as a Hayes, Jr., of Reedsville, Pa., 52 points in the extremely close the second and third pries. the Colts were absorbed from the through 1957 and selected on five public relations promoter for put on a driving finish and beat All-America Conference by the straight post season bowl teams. competition. The red team and accuracy of their punts. them. Sunny G. by a neck in the second NFL in 1950, Donovan was their The Boston College graduate wound up with 48 points, passes and place kicks will His prominent No. 70 will be dash. Wilbur Zendt reined the fourth draft pick from a player stands 6-} and weighs 265. the program. determine the winners. retired. The Colts' other retired 5-year-old pacer to his first vic- — SUMMARIES — pool. Donovan, whose father was onejersey is No. 22. It belonged to 11 * 12 yr. old girl* — I. Val Stan- From among those competing tory in three starts. It was worth ley IB); 2.'Sue. Sharp (Rl; 3. Mary of boxing's foremost referees, did Buddy Young, a halfback in in local contests, five boys - Baltimore turned in its a tidy $15 for $2 to the brown Sharp (Bt. not give up without a fight. 1958-55. 11 & 12 yr. old boys — lit heat: 1. one each In the s through H age franchise after one season when gelding's backers and completed 2nCharled hs _.Blai. ..r IRI; 2. Bob Moran (Blv it won one of 12 games and He reported to training camp "Ronni ' ' e itMar.e: 1. e Ptyto(R)n. EWheelel r tR): 1, group — will be named regional an $89.60 daily double. Moran ; 2. Rleh- Is There a U.S. Tennis Coach anl Evana (B); 3. William Engroff ^ prowess at the halftime of" designated November or For Holiday 7 yr. old boys (across Uie pDo] swim) —1. John D'Alola cm; 2. Ktisly Amone December NFL games of their Suspended For «B> 3. Mike Golda IB). home teams, and from them will Needing Vacation in Russia? Hat race — 1. Scott Stanley (B): 2 Weekend SUPER TREAD Sally Blair ; Debbie O'Kane iB). emerge the 10 who qualify for 1 yr. old (walk or swim) mon-swlm- the tour of champions and the 0 Receiving Money triers) — 1st heat: 1. Jackie Lougliney FOREST HILLS, N. Y. (AP) - set foot in the United States- cIoTof ^T'S' (Bi; 2. Rimell Maitei (Ri . showdown competition for nation- The Russians aren't exactly tak- had a day off yesterday while arecoTdSng Bfaaley IRI. 2nd heal: 1. Alan gust, Freehold Raceway is geared FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. Pemchenko iR): 2. Nell Rlbe mi: 3 al honors at the NFL Champion- ing want ads in the newspapers, the qualifying round for the tour- for its traditionally big Labor (AP) - John Uelses, the first Connie Dua. Finals: 1. Jackiee Loughnegy ship Game. but they want it known that any nament-proper wound up. 'BlEl;; 2 . Russelll Ha'dMadiee a IR); 3 . AAlal n Day weekend. * man to pole vault 16 feet, yester henkT ,: ?._ Joey Fedorko (B receive junior NFL uniforms. Metreveli was the only Russian! fering tomorrow win" be foflowed Gold Coast chapter ot the AAUJommy Hill (B). tricks of international tennis old flutterbnard Hck — 1st who had to qualify. He whipped the start of the special Sep. from further amateur competi- heat: l. Cindy Jocelyn ; 2. Betsy would get a red-carpet welcome by Ze'illn IRI: 3. K.ren Hepter (Bl. 2nd Bronson Van Wyck of Montclair, tember series Labor Day. tion. heat: 1. Gall Hlbner (Ri: 1. William in Moscow. Gehlhaus : .. Cindy, day. The other two men, Tomas will share the spotlight tomorrow laid Uelses was accused of "de-Jocelyn (R);.],, Baby 2eld|n (R). Semon Beliz-Gemon yesterday, 8 to 12 year" old medley winners — Uejus and Sergei Likhachev, and while the American Pace on La- whitvwglls $1 mort manding and receiving $185 from Richard Pratt:: Clifforliff d Sccrtt; Sue lie Loop in Playoffs "we were disappointed when the Cn were sent into the tournament bor Day will mark the start of fre Hollywood (Fla.) Optimist Cnim; VaVl StStanlel y *B> Americans showed up in Moscow 10 yrr . old bboys, 35 yard Crawl — RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Ex- without qualifying. a series of weekly Saturday Club before jumping in the 1. Scott Stanley IB); 2. Mike Palmer earlter this month without a "Right now," said Beliz-Gemon, Hollywood Optimist Relays on (R): 3. navld Lench (R). cellent pitching highlighted play, coach. dashes carrying purse distribu 10 yr. old girls. 25 ynrd crawl — off games In the 8 to 12 section we need more players andirons of $5,000. The March 24, 1962/' 1. Sally Blair I'ald Iro.flfl weather conditions, etc. mean all nine Devine, in a detailed plan to history of the league to complete beat Hidden Hills, 9-4, and Nor-:l—r«rr, <'c>nd, I in.; T J:l(>.3 off 211)7. I don't Meadow IIUiel meeting to be held Tuesday a inatute ol the club." the farm club brass and some Kenny Clark turned in another the Shiughnessy playoff Clark i^u^\«^«r^ the Montclair Y.M.C.A., 25 Park Devlrtt indicated the Cardinals major changes in' the Cardinals' mound lor the Ridgers to best got the win and Bill Coffey waslsn .27,40 8,20 4.20St. i would be doing a lot of trading front office. Norgatc ace Bill • Kansky. The i.randnin K<*y INP ~ 7.80 4,40 the loser in the Raritan Ridge- QIK-BII May (Taylo < 111 Last year, the Trenton Ewingslthis winter because of the dis- Those who could'be on the spot Raritan Rid^e learn scored in ElDljie, Ilonner III Lee, MlilKe. Hidden Hills game. Kansky of tiie Trenton City League won appointing season which '"finds the first inning on a single by Kilna Itegent, 11 IS. include Waller Shannon, director notched another win to his long S— I'«re, Cl, 1 ii.,; T 1:08.3 off 3:U. the championship. them in sixlh place after last of player procurement; Eddie Vinnie Koran and an infield out. list of victories as Norgate shul Itlue Dan iMattnxl 15.21) ft.BO 4.40 Klma'a Ulrl <8i:oth --3,40 3,20 Arthur F. Peaty of Smoke Rise, night's loss. Stanky, superscout and trouble Norgate knotted the score iniout Woodland Park with Ed Dream Up (Murnhyi - -- 6,40 (N..I.) hns been appointed chair-; "That doesn't mean we'll have shooter, and George Silvcy, di- the third inning on a single hyiSchissel on the mound. Also: ft|iencle, Norway, Irhh Jewel. Hamilton's King, Kelly Itoy. man to conduct the championship to deal five for five or four for rector of player development. George Christopher, a two-base Awards will he presented to »0—Trnl, 113, ( han'ca[i, 'M:C»,3 g p , "fl 4:17 and William L. Manning of West four necessarily," Devine said, Devine, who has been the error and a fielder's choich e play, to the winning teams and iijpsy i.yiirun tHrottt.... 11.00 .20 4.11(1 il (Marthl 8.20 4.110 OranHe will assist as Renera 'but we can't ride out tho Cards G. M. since Frank Lane The winning run came in thojoutstanding players at the annual Alma ' I.lml (Welrhl . - - - 4 (HI situation by standing still. Tho departed five years ago, said as Frank O'Urien blaslcdlawards dinner and dance. Also: Illuironlown. Dolly flrolt. Atlan- manager. fifth tic Holla, Tll>l>y Htrlniter. Aunt Dlnii.,, nalure of the club is Hint it has ninny of the personnel changes SAli! RIVERSIDE l-hw, If Jerry f.ei>. a 111* Bout Via Telnlnr outfield mid second-line pitching Sept. 19. llfincy's Peter Tak-h, Killlh K. Alilie, in that order ns the innjor needs Busch indicated that of tho Miss T. llyrd. LONDON (AP) ~ The world RENT A CAR or »-l'».r, I' I, I in.: TM.1 off H:(lll. 1 1 1 of the Cardinals. players who are with the Cards 49 Kiiv I'n-eil iC.iohi 8 JM :Jmi ;l m henvvwc'" !! I'' ' fi^hl in Chicago e Devine had been taken off the next y ar many will receive a S-ql. Mfc Klln>! M MlMill I Illlllyi "S m .1 (111 between Floyd Patterson and .Son- (IM .Simile (Caitiili-nt ."I «fl spot Tuesday by omwr August cut in salary. 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Ealoiitown, 291-9291 , ficHflRGEJy OPEN DAILY 8-6 Monmourh County News Summaries Main St., 12:15 P.M. 7 A.M. -12 Noon - S P.M. lg~Frtd*y, Ax&ut 3L, 1*52 B£D BANK BEGISTER FOU0W THE SUN. "A.Gfawl in Her Gtzebo" (Rep«tt) £IM Lancbeater U delightfully cut as Goldberg and Frankfurter a lady who seems to discover a IT ISTey Previews ghost, thanks to a medium WASHINGTON (AP)-Secret«ry played by Cesar Romero. No- of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg hat Tonight'* lop shows as pre- manage to prove he isn't being body is more surprised at her talked turkey with seamen, res- succe8 tnan the but viewed and selected by TV Key's neglected and "the. r "message of, $ medium, cued the strike-threatened Metro- staff of experts who attend love' is simple and direct. The Elsa seems quite pleased by tlie screenings, watch rehearsals and idea of this one could have been ghostly visits. 7:30 p.m. CBS. politan Opera and preached the •nalyie scripts in New York and a mess, but it's so well done that administration's economic gospel Hollywood. it evolves itself neatly. 8:30 p.m. ED SULLIVAN. (Repeat) Mus during 19 action-filled months in ABC. leal headliners on this one were I the Kennedy cabinet. Johnny Mathis and the McGui t' RAWHIDE. "Incident at the Sisters. Johnny sings "Love' Now he's leaving to take the Top of the World" (Repeat) Rob-1 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE Look Away," "Marianna" and I job of his boyhood dreams. ert Culp is pretty convincing in MOVIES. "Bird of Paradise' "Love" while the gals contributi President Kennedy nominated the role of a brooding cowhand. (Repeat) (1950) This South Sea "You're Driving Me Crazy" and Goldberg Wednesday to succeed There's also a big storm written Island yarn about a superstitious •That's a Plenty." Also m Supreme Court Justice Felix into the plot which makes the lo- tribe of natives and ther sacri- hand are comics Jackie Mason Frankfurter, and said of his labor cation footage shot in Sonora, ficial rituals, is reminiscent of Rip Taylor and Guy Marks, t secretary: California a bit more interesting the early Dorothy Lamour films p.m. CBS. "I believe that his scholarly ap- than usual. 7.30 p.m. CBS. minus the music and happy end- proach to the law, combined with ing. Decorative and curvy Debra Pa !avs tne !e GE THEATRE. "Ten Days h his deep understanding of our ROUTE 68. "A Feat of 6et P ad in this epic, the Sun" (Repeat) Ed Wynn mn\ economic and political systems, Strength" (Repeat) Thanks to ex. and handome Louis Jourdan pro- be a little shaky but he has a, will make him a valuable mem- cellent performances by Jack vides the love interest as an un- corner on the tear duct ntartat ber of the Supreme Court." welcome stranger on the island. Wynn plays a Chicago tailor win Warden and Signe Hasso, this off- Goldberg's black-haired wife, Arthur J. Goldberg Felix Frankfurter beat story about a Hungarian ref- (Color) 9 p.m. NBC. visits his son's family bysur prise, creating sympathy wi h Dorothy, said "a little boy has ugee and his wife's unholy bar- dream—and it comes true. This is gain for his freedom, is an ab- HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL. his every move. The theme something incredible, he's always A Dream Come True sorbing drama. Joe De Santis (Repeat). Perry Mason fans makes the reasonable plea thit wanted it." plays a rather unique villain with stould enjoy this because Perry's old people should permit voting sters to lead their own lives with Goldberg, in Chicago for efforts his customary finesse and regular favorite adversary William Tal- to avert a threatened railroa For Secretary of Labor Martin Milner holds his own on mah appears as an old bronc rid- out feeling hurt themselves, a LEFT CONVENT TO BECOME ANIMAL TRAINER — p.m. CBS. strike, said "I shall, with the ap the fringe of the main story. 8:30 er. Once you get used to seeing Shirley Farmer, 22, who left a London Roman Catholic proval of the Senate, dedicate my- WASHINGTON (AP)-Not long were the facets of a brilliant p.m. CBS. him out of the courtroom he does ago a lawyer gazed wistfully at diamond. SHOW OF THE WEEK. "The convent to hopes of becoming a lion tamer, meet Raoul, self with all humility to this high quite well with the part. Story- calling." the empty chair on the bench of To others they were pieces of a line has Paladin out on a man- World's Greatest Robbery, Part one of tha liont at Manchester, England, IOO. Shirley, the Supreme Court and remarked: |ig-saw puzle. SPECIAL FOR WOMEN. "The hunt. 9:30 p.m. CBS. I" (Repeat) A lively dramatic Born in 1908, Goldberg was thi Problem Child" (Repeat) A who handled snakes and monkeys in a sideshow before "What a dull day when Frank- He was gay, waspish, scholar' re-enactment, with no stars, of youngest of eight children of a furter isn't around. He stirs some thoughtful case history, based on the plan evolved to rob Brink's she entered the convent five years ago, has a royal py- poverty-stricken Jewish coupl and sometimes downright rude SUNDAY of the other justices up." To those who met hint jociah fact, about a social worker who (called the Security Transport) thon make around her neck. Shirley said she had com- who came to the United States must determine whether a child LAMP IJNTO MY FEET. "An of Boston in 1949, for a score ol from Russia. He got his first job Felix Frankfurter, 79, who kept Frankfurter could Joe the life of who fell down the stairs and in- Ancient Witness." A trip to an- two and "three quarter million. pleted her novitiate, but had to wait four years to take at the age of 12, as a delivery the court stirred up for 23 years— the party, willing to discuss—and jured his arm, was pushed by cient English church, St. Mary Tonight's episode shows the her final vows. IAP Wirephoto via cable from London) boy. from New Deal to the New Fron- argue — any subject except Su- his father, as reported, or not Recliffe in Bristol, England, foi careful planning, numerous de- tier—won't be around any more. preme Court business. For two years, he went to twi The bright-eyed energetic justice During the investigation, the per- a look at the colorful Whitsunday lays and, finally, the big job. colleges at once and worked Franklin D. Roosevelt, who ap- jonalities of the child's parents ceremony. The Lord Mayor is Drama is full of suspense and il- nights to pay his way. He gradu- who sometimes whistled "The pointed him to the court, once and their problems with each oth- on hand as well as other digni- lustrates the old axiom about ated from Northwestern Univer- Stars and Stripes Forever" in the said: er ant] the boy are so believably taries wearing the costumes ol truth being more imaginative W. Willard Wirtz sity Law School, top man in the tribunal's marble halls, has re- "Felix lias more ideas per developed as to give you some the Fifteenth Century and ar- than fiction. Loring Mandel class of 1929 and got special per- signed because of failing health. minute than any man in my ac- Insight into a possible solution riving in carriages. There's also turned out the tight script aided Practices What He Used to Teach mission to take the Illinois bar Many lawyers who quaked in quaintance. He has a brilliant yourself. Darren McGavin, Nor- a tour of this old church which by transcripts, FBI reports and WASHINGTON (AP) - W. Wil Stevenson's two presidential examination before he was 21. their boots at the razor-tongued mind, but it clicks so fast it tha Crane and Simon Oakland has always been an attraction fo: book. Next week the aftermath lard.Wirtz, chosen by President campaigns. Frankfurter's bench-jockeying w makes my head fairly spin. I find of the robbery. 10 p.m. NBC. By the mid-1950s, he was coun- are starred. 9:30 p.m. NBC. tourists. 10 a.m. CBS. Kennedy yesterday as Secretary At the time he joined the Ken- doubt greeted the end of an era him tremendously interesting and sel for a number of unions. I stimulating." of Labor, is a 50-year-old former nedy administration he had been World War II, Goldberg took with relief. WASHINGTON CONVERSA. MONDAY professor who practices what he professor of law at Northwestern Frankfurter is a man of many Frankfurter and his wife have TWILIGHT ZONE. "A Hun- used to teach — labor law. job with the Office of Strategic dred Yards Over the Rim" (Re- TTON. Paul Niven's guest today LUCY-DESI SHOW. "Lucy University, specializing in labor Services, organizing a giant es- images, of blazing contrasts, no children. Mrs. Frankfurter for peat) A good one about a wagon- is Secretary of State Dean Rusk, Goes To Sun Valley" (Repeat) Promoted from undersecretary law, since 1946. He divided his pionage network of anti-Nazi To his admirers, his many sides years has suffered with arthritis 12:30 p.m. CBS. There's enough slapstick in this to succeed Supreme Court Jus- time between the university, his transportation workers behind en- and is said to be the only person master who discovers a new who can calm him down. world. Cliff Robertson does a nice show, originally seen in 1958, to tice-designate Arthur J. Gold- law office and work as a labor emy lines. berg, Wirtz has been a widely arbitrator. Born in Vienna Frankfurter Job as the master who crosses EDITOR'S CHOICE. Appro- keep Lucille Ball fans happy As counsel for the CIO, he. won Certificate For propriately titled "Labor Day, Lucy tries to make Ricky jeal- known labor arbitrator before Earlier, from 1939 to 1942, didn't know a word of English the country in distress and is the 1949 court ruling that made when he arrived in the United »bout to give up. Also, for 1962: Milestone," this half hour ous by chasing movie star Fer- and since he joined the Kennedy served as an assistant, law pro- administration in January, 1961. pensions a collective bargaining Stocks Found States at the age of 12. He quick- change, the story ends on an up- will feature the heads of two nando Lamas all over Sun Val fessor at Northwestern. item. He helped engineer the major labor unions who will dis- ley. You'IU like the wild trip He was instrumental in set- ly made up for lost time. beat. 10 p.m. CBS. He is a> graduate of Beloil agreement that created the AFL His last major opinion read cuss labor's accomplishments in Lucy and Lamas make skidding tling a number of major labor (Wis.) College and Harvard Unl CIO, and had leading roles in In Beer Case the past 25 years and the goals down a ski run, and the fight on disputes, particularly in the rub- from the bench was a dissent that TARGET: CORRUPTORS. versity Law School. steel negotiations over a 10-year NEWARK (AP) - An envelope ran about 22,400 words. yet to be achieved. The union an ice rink between Lamas and ber and glass industries, before span. "Play it Blue" (Repeat) Best in dignitaries are David McDonald, Ricky. Little Ricky gets into the he entered the government. Wirtz is 6 feet 1 with graying containing a certificate for 100 In an early opinion Frankfurter hair and wears glasses, the series. A popular storyline for 5nd James Carey heads of the act with a drum solo of "Cara- Wirtz is a long time associate Goldberg's wife is a well-known shares of General Dynamics noted that he wished to say "one expose shows—the juke box and Steel Worker's Union and Elec- van." 9 p.m. CBS. of Adlai E. Stevenson, now U.S When he's not working — and abstract painter.. Modern paint- stock was found yesterday in an word more," then said about 1,- the record racket — gets a top- trical Worker's Union respective- ambassador to the United Na these moments are rare, says his ings, some by Mrs. Goldberg, empty beer case at the P. Bal- 000 words more. notch, fast-paced treatment to- ly. Also a film of the labor SENTRY ABROAD. (Repeat) fions, and was one of Stevenson's wife Jane — Wirtz is most likely decorate the paneled Labor De- lantine & Sons Brewery. The night. Harold J. Stone gives his movement in the early part of Tune in for an unusual upbeat law partners dating from 1955. to join in whatever activity his partment offices where Goldberg stock is worth nearly $25 a share. usual competent performance as this century when clubs and guns hour with our military forces family is pursuing. has spent many sleepless nights Attached to the certificate was Born in De Kalb, 1^1., Wirtz has guiding marathon negotiating ses- a receipt addressed to the buyer, Expect 1,150 the "big man"; Dean Jones is were used instead of the bargain overseas. You'll hear NATO spent most of his years in his At 21 Wirtz took his first teach- excellent as the yourvg singer who ing table. 3:30 p.m. ABC. chief General Lauris Norstad call ing job as an instructor at Ke- ions. Peer Piantedosi, Post Office Box native state. He was active in 176, Hull, Mass., from the New signs himself away; and Tony them "the finest professional the Illinois state government dur- wanee (111.) High School. Sever- The Goldbergs have twi Pupils On Monaco turns in the best job of WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS soldiers ever assembled any al years later he accepted a children. York brokerage ftnn of Tucker, ing Stevenson's administration as Anthony & R. L. Day. The letter all as Jones' buddy. 10 p.m. ABC. The 20th Annual National Water place, anywhere"; and Pacific governor. teaching post at the University press Ski Championships from Pine area commander Admiral Harry of Iowa where he stayed until had been mailed Aug. 10. Wednesday EYEWITNESS. As of He also was a top adviser in time this program has again Mountain, Georgia, should be a D. Felt describe the extent and 1939 when he went to Northwest- The certificate was found by FAIR HAVEN - Public schools «cheduled the show on "Reverse sufficient attraction to get water purpose of our complicated mis ern. Indian Guide Frank Molinari, 51, of 172 Malone here will open at 8:30 a.m. Tourism" which was originally ski buffs out of the water for a sion therer You'll also hear Card Winners During World War II, Wirtz Ave., Belleville, a bottle house Wednesday a full day of classes «et for last week. Program traces while. Events include slalom, from some of the soldiers sta- served on various government Tribes Camp employee. Molinari turned the has been scheduled. the success of this year's U. S. tricks and jumping, women's sla- tioned in defensive positions al Are Announced boards. He was assistant gen- certificate over to a supervisor. School officials estimate a total campaign to bring Europeans to lom and mixed doubles. Also over the world, and sense their eral counsel of the Board of Eco- A spokesman for the brewery enrollment of 1,150 based on our shores for a change. A group Jim Beatty's mile record in Hel- morale, their state of mind, and MIDDLETOWN - Winners of nomic Warfare, general counsel At Marlboro wired Kantedosi of the find and present registrations, with the of French tourists are followed sinki which was originally set for their attitude toward and under- the weekly duplicate bridge game and public member of the War RED BANK - The 15 Fathei advised him that a Ballantine expectation that this number will as they travel around America. last week. 5 p.m. ABC. standing of their job. 10 p.m played by members of the Jersey Labor Board, and chairman ol and Son Indian Guide Tribes of representative will be glad to de- be increased by some new en- 10:30 p.m. CBS. NBC. Shore Bridge Club in The Oaks the National Wage Stabilization the Navesink Nation have been liver the certificate in person, rollments. CHET HUNTLEY. A report on TWENTIETH CENTURY Rt. 35, here were, north and Board. using Camp Arrowhead, Marlbori Approximately 115 of these 'General Marshall" (Repeat) An BEN CASEY. "Preferably, the south Mrs. Helen Levy, Asbury children will be in kindergarten troubled Algeria on the eve of the : The Wirtzes have two sons, as overnight camping grounds, September 2nd elections which inspiring study of one of Ameri Less-Used Arm" (Repeat) One Park, and William Winokur, Richard, 22, and Philip, 13. according to Wilbur C. Hollands, HEALTH CAPSULES classes, which will be housed in nobody honestly expects to solve ca's great soldier-statesmen and of the better' episodes in this Deal, first; Miss Margaret Mi- YMCA youth chairman here. hy Michael A. Petti, M.D. the Fisk St. Youth Center. Four the only military man ever to series. Ben's ward admits a pa- chael, Highlands, and William HOW SOON AFTER EXPOSURE classes will be held. Two meet anything. The camera shows us win the Nobel Peace prize. The A new lodge located on thi In the morning at 8:45 o'clock; a nation's economy practically at tient with a concussion who turns Heath, Monmouth Beach, second, camp site has ' sheltered thi PO MUMPS PEVELOP ? controversy surrounding t h e out to have smallpox. As a re- and John Gare, Red Bank, and Stolen Truck two in the afternoon at 12:15 a standstill because the depart- architect of the Marshall Plan youngsters and provided an op o'clock. ing French took with them so sult, the whole ward is quaran- James McKee, Shrewsbury, third. portunity for outdoor cooking, is included, but the fact that the tined and we're treated to a fine third. An organizational meeting of much of the know-how and tech- Is Recovered hiking, swimming and fishing, h 1 General's unselfish contributions group of well-handled subplots. the entire teaching staff will be nical skills. 10:30 p.m. NBC. to his country and mankind will East and west, winners were said. The show is well paced and eas- Mrs. Arthur Gross, Jr., Little held in the Knollwood School at outlive his critics is emphasized. ily sustains your interest. No In a Hurry Mr. Hollands plans to add 35 9:30 a.m. Tuesday. At lunch tha Interesting scenes include the Silver, and Mrs. Benjamin Edel- new tribes to the nation during TOMORROW stars, but good performances all TRENTON (AP) — A stolen staff will be entertained at Peter- awarding of the Nobel Prize, a around. 10 p.m. ABC. stein^ Asbury Park, first; Miss the fall season. son's Newman Springs Rd., by Perry Mason. "The Case of the Janet Keelen, Keansburg, and truck was recovered by a Motor A vistation to first and second Blushing Pearls" (Repeat) Nobu testimonial dinner, and meetings the local Parent-Teacher Associ- with a junior officer whose ca- Ellis Jacob, Middletown, second, Vehicle Inspector on road patrol grades of the Red Bank area ation. McCarthy is a scene stealer in TONIGHT SHOW. Joey Bishop 10 minutes before the police! reer he helped—Dwight D. Eisen- returns for another go at host- and Mr. and Mrs. Nat Bowen, schools is expected to be part this one and gives the show much Red Bank, third. broadcast a lookout for it, ac-J of the fall program, Don B. Superinten&nt of schools charm. As a lovely Oriental girl hower. 6 p.m. CBS. ing this late hour gab test. His harles E. Howard said pupils The games are directed by cording to Motor Vehicle direc- Monroe, associate secretary of thi whom lawyer Mason defends for guests on the opening stanza in- tor Ned J. Parsekian. not yet enrolled may do so at MEET THE PRESS. A natur- clude his new "TV wife" Abby Mrs. Kenneth Chandler and Mrs. YMCA, said. he principal's office Wednesday. five yen, she's more interesting The inspector, Donald H. Gi- School principals and church than the maze of the plot. 7:30 al choice for this weekend .. Dalton, Joe Garaglola, poet A. Judson Dunlap. Secretary of Labor Arthur Gold- Henry Gibson, and Corbett Moni- berson, stopped the truck driven and youth leaders are requested p.m. CBS. by Richard E. V. Woodruff of GARDEN CLUB PARTY berg is quizzed by the panel. An ca. In case you tune in late, to contact the Red Bank YMCA HAZELT.- Mrs. Martin Kiley interesting reflection on the Lenny Kent will recap the eve- Miss Estep Is Philadelphia during a routine for information on ths scheduling THE DEFENDERS. "The Hick- check on Rt. 130, Bordentown. has been named chairman of tha. Secretary's working hours can ning's proceedings in one of his of this activity, Mr. Monroe said. card party to ba sponsored by ory Indian" (Repeat). Every Woodruff did not have a regis- The program will include a 20 be noted from the fact that this very funny fast talking routines. Cited by Board THE INCUBATION PERIOP he Woodland Park Garden Club dramatic series filmed in New tration so Giberson held him for minute instructional, period on was supposed to be taped but 11:15 p.m. NBC. OCEAN GROVE — Miss Bessie IS USUALLY Friday Sept. 14, at 8:30 p.mf at York eventually goes to the gar- further investigation. Ten min- Indian crafts, games and customs. it's now set for "live" because Estep, head nurse of the Ban- IZTO 24 PAYS. ment center for a plot, and this utes latef'a police radio broad- Cabin In The Sky, Atlantic High- Goldberg's "boss" shipped him croft Taylor Rest Hoir.e, was pre- TWORROWjFLUOEIPE TABLETS, lands. Proceeds will be shared show Is no exception. George 20th Anniversary cast disclosed that the $4,300 out of Washington to work on a sented with a transistor radio by LAUREL CLUB TO MEET Haalth Capiuias givci. httpM information. with the Raritan Township Com- Voskovec does a beautiful job truck had been stolen from railroad strike. 6 p.m. NBC. Party Is Held the home's Board of Directors, at HAZLET — The first meeting ,ltiii»tin!««kdtot»o!«di«jnoilien«um. munj(y Center. playing a man who steals $6,000 RUMSON — Mr. and Mrs. its meetlng'Monday in the home. Maurice R. Brock of Burlington. of the season of trie Laurel from his son's dress firm to pay CAMPAIGN AND THE CANDI- Charles Muegge, 31 Forrest Ave., Miss Estep plans to leave the Woodruff was charged with pos- Garden Club will be held Thurs- off protection racketeers. George DATES. The fuses for* the poli- were guests of honor at a lawn home to continue her work in session of a stolen vehicle. day at the home of Mrs, Charles then decides he'd rather go to al dynamite of this fall's Con. party to mark their 20th wedding Malaya. The incident occurred last Meyer, 15 Hazel PI. Mrs. Earl "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Jail than name names because he gressional elections may very anniversary. It was given by The home's two new deaconess- weekend when Motor Vehicle in- Benton will be in charfee of the feels this will protect his family. well be set by this one hour spe- members of the River Club. It s were introduced to the mem- spectors first assumed highway program of flower arranging. All For Sunday, September 2 8:30 p.m. C11S. cial. Republican Chairman Wil was held recently at the home bers at the meeting. They are patrol duties in preparation for members will make a floral liam E. Miller and Democratic of Mr. and Mrs. Robert, 20 Sec- Miss Dorthea Reichmann and he Labor Day weekend, Par- arrangement. Plans for the year sekian said. will be discussed. Present—For You and LEAVE IT TO BEAVER. "No- Chairman John M. Bailey are in- ond St. Miss Pauline Bartruff, both of Yours • • • Transits point to in- body Loves Me" (Repeat). Good terviewed by Huntley and Brink- Mr. and Mrs. Muegge were Cincinnati. difference, lethargy and over- episode. Beaver is being scolded ley and they'll undoubtedly be presented with a walnut and Mrs. Wesley Robinson, chair- sensitiveness—not vtry condu- by everybody and concludes he's tossing poison darts all over brass ice bucket from the club man, reported the bazar held in P a dumb little creep. His parents lour screen. 6:30 p.m. NBC. members. St. Paul's Church, Ocean Grove, cive to a'lioliday spirit. People Attending were Mr. and Mrs. netted $2,432. Mrs. James Clay- tend to be irresolute and self- Ion gave the devotions and Mrs. centered. Low vitality is a prob- By Blake William Zerr, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? ert Zerr and son Robert, Jr., Robert Neary presided. Following lem, so don't exert yourself other Mrs. Pearl Pcttigrew, Rumson; the meeting, refreshments wefe than to attend church. It would and Mrs. Charles Anthony served by Mrs. Earle Pullen and bo unwise to give to an emo- To B£ S£Mf HOIV\g- WHERE son Robert, Mr. and Mrs. her committee. tional impulse. SHE WILL PePoPT THAT TH£ Orris D. Stecltnon, Highlands; Mr. and Mrs. LaMont Raymond, Jeri Smith Past... The skeptic Voltaire Future ... In about two yean, MOTHER IS M6AM Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Rich- once said: "In 100 years the the number of college students ard PettiRrcw, Fair Haven. Is Baptized Bible will be a forgotten book wilt begin to swell to tidal-wave Mr. and Mrs. MuejiHe recently found only in mujeumj." When proportions. Most will come returned from a Panama cruise. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - the 100 years were up, the home Miss Jeri Smith, daughter of Mr, in which he had made his pre- from lower-middle and lower in- Middlctown'M Demon and Mrs, Alfred Smith, Main St., diction was occupied by the come families. Negro enrollment iielford, was baptized Sunday in Geneva Bible Society. will greatly increase. Hold Picnic Sunday St. Agnes Catholic Church here. MIPDLETOWN — The Middle- A reception followed at tho !own Democratic executive com- inim; of the parents. The Day Under Your Sign mittee will hold a picnic honoring Allwidinj* were Mr. and Mrs, ARIES (Born March 21 fo April If) LIBRA (Sapf. 23 fo Och 22) county candidates at Matthew Locke and Chnrlc.t Rod- Do whatever la neceaaarr to help «Uier Main tlie mo«t of apare time In tba (inivc Rt. 35, Sunday (leu, Nnvesink; Mr. and Mrs. nuiberl of tie family financially. afternoon — there'a plenty to dot 2 to R p.m. l(ol)Pr) Sparrow, Rumson; Mr, TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nor. 21) An actira day la denoted, but ipefld tli« Plaaiaa hopea and plane with nauooa The of admission will mil Mrs. Henry Aldwnrtli, Eaton- evening quieuy to refreaft jour nerve*. who can help 1/rlnK ibera to /rultlon. nr|iicli> food, liquid refreshments,] t pnl tlma to ttaU4 wlta SiniHi of WfM ICfiiinsliurg. of ikoM »lw ata f ecllm dflrohetrtaL with othera —* you may tw outmafcaw (r Wil- Alsn, Miss Dawn Kolndii, Miss UtO (July 22 «• Aua. Ill AOUARIUS (Jan. 21 fo F»b. II) . f.,.,;'ld' ll.iilc". Mrs. M.ir.v Kii.siiiiii- \MAI I.Mtl la fldltl don't iipoi on Talc* your roatci Into your tjatlfldenOB, kar. /||rtMn>K« la todaj'a bat bet. M ,|_ w'n-/. mil .l,Tit;;lili'r Jem, Charles You can uae another viewpoint, .•_>.-, , ,,'lr:ir|i IMf/di-,;; Ml.ss Hose Vnn- VIRGO {Ana. 22 to S*p>. 32) PISCES (Fab, 20 fo March ]0l CLEAR VIEW— Sidewalk luperlntendentt get • k>tif<*JoM AMCDUT U na tnr reJetO- Fellow Intnlttai, It la l,«a at tU« ttauj, iidi : iy|ii••flii'lt, Nrw Brunswick; Mrs. laaa^ » ajar tawB t. ATOiUuiKon1 <* |>j. |Riilli f.cwK nml Willfiim Mend brank In New York aa workers with aitr«r»n«r*nt feiM* (if I'mt Mnmnnulh. Inttaljed around alto being «xcav»ted for • ekyicr«p»r. STEVE ROPER By SkUNDERS md OVERGARD STEVE ROPER SAVHDERS aid OVERGAMD A5WW Kft 7R0OF7 A HEWS BE/V REPORTERS Ml, STEVE-SHOULtflffl NUMBER OMAM ABOUT/ IF WE CW YOU LET THE COW / THEM M-TIPOWTW VMCHPRIVR OMIV «»Tie WTS TO v *wt*-? SOeSTBTHAT BUST DP THIS ROftlNSl MD tET THEM PUl" WCKflUP/

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in AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOnVI 20~jPrtd«y, Aw* 31, l%2 RED SANK REGISTER AMNOUHCIMCHTS last AND AUTOMOT1VI AUTOMOTW! COST AND POUND AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AMD TRUCKS jurat AN AND TRUCKS m rfiin ruti^Ht - AUTOS AND TRUCKS Co_aJy tiv/ji, MJilo, i*U«, t«wn umx AND pink CQ'.lof. Z»el in J?ym&oii, Ke-i U»67 OUX9U9B/.ME tJTATWW WMtON' KxceU«nt cumLitloo condition. Private owner. Radio, ntw n, our motor A URGE SELECTION OF ^ \y ami tame Tall after five p.m. PUBUC NOTICE J953 TUDOR — With Chryaltr motor, KM. Call BH 7-3417. 1953 FORD two-door, food ruanj •cooler Urn.. MM-KMon WMW"; MM- 8H T-.I119. | fireball, partially insiaiied. Must sell, condition, doesn't burn oil, $50. 42 John type >t rniucad Brtfet. BOAT. BKI ) no after refuted, not runninj condl- G. M. C DUMP TRUCK Overhauled A BCOOTBE CENTER, tS WWU tLi jf~^~i as3i.ouir No- L. -4XJH. FmilPt PANO WANTED—For practicing pur- i, 767-0593. Trailer, can haul tractor or backhoe St.. Red Bank. GUARANTEED ' jijL> rclurn to Monmnuth ('aunty Na- poses only. Afternoons. Write "Piano." up lo tenlon 787-3945. ^^ Red Bank. SH 1-1HI. tional HatiU. Link Silver. P.O. Boi 70S. Red Bank. 1MB CHEVROLET — Two-door, runt 8ACRIFICB — I960 Ford OalaUs V*. BUICK 1954 — Two-door, fully FORD — 1&56, Country Squire station Kd, radio and healer, good body, |7&. USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED "AUTOS AND TRUCKS ~™ equipped, excellent condition, must be wn fum nlne-pasHenger, good tires, and 787-22(1. rourdoor Hardtop, 21,000 miles, 11,900. LIKE TO SINS? »een. $275. Cs)l_291-0117 5:30 to 7:30.battery, radio, healer, FordDmatlc. OB 1-21*0. Cail SH 1-0315 SACRIFICE - 1962 Austin Healey Asking (395. Call SH 7-4365. JAWA MOTORCYCLE — 1(61. 3,000 1968 VOLKSWAGEN - Radio, healer. miles. 'JMcc. 1395. till after S p.nA-t l condition. Private owner. SGOO. Call "OK" Used Car Specials .VK 11 Model 3000, I5OO miles. New 1 CA 2-6S72 DODGE, DART, AND ^_ 1953 FOUR-DOOR FORD — Eight cyii 291-1609. TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION tn-r ;md mechanism. Wish HOKB1NSV1LLB j scllj>ne. 2IMI7T running condition. Two new tires, mutf- Over 50 Yean Selling Automobiles '58 CIK'V. S;a. Wagon, 4-dr. ler. $425. 842-V875. TRAILER BALER INC. IU-H. Aufnm.inc. i <-y: 1902 CHEVROLET — JmnaU convert- Rout* 130 RooblRivlll.. H. 1. >nt motor. S125. Phone ible. 409 ti.p.i tour-speed. Low mlle&se. 149 W. Front St. Red Bank SH 1-1296 612-01190 JD f-1320 Trenery Chevrolet ABC CUSTOM — Beautiful condition, SALES and SERVICE 1956 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN — Auto- CHEVY II — 1962, white .li-cyllndet 46x10. Must see to appreciate. Call tnallc Iran8mls5lon. Very good condi- stick, Miking 11,71)5. Call after 6, €71alte' r 3 or weekends, CO *-*P37. 787-0007 tion. $395. BH 7-G-259. 2808. AUTOS AND TRtlCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS 12 Church St. Keansburg TRAILER (or «sle, »'I3V air condi- AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS tioner, washing machine, metal canopy. In excellent condition. 2M-14M or >e« 65 Brookilde Mobile Court, Hailet on 1959 CADILLACS Rt, 35. after 3:30 p.m. Beautiful sparkling like-new Cadillacs, now being traded on 1961 WINDSOR - Mobile home. Com- pletely furnished, four rooms, 1OJSO. SEE THEM NOW our 1962 models. Enjoy a new sensation of security and washing machine air conditioner. TaM motoring pleasure, and more trouble-free miles than you over payments. 787-2187. ever thought possible! So easy to own too! Liberal fi- HURRY DOWN TO OUR SHOWROOM nance terms with monthly payments to suit your budget. BOATS & ACCESSORIES See us today for a demonstration of motoring pleasure at WE NEED •XCBLLENT DEAL — Must sell NOW AND SEE OUR '63 MODELS its best! Five cars to choose from, as low as $755 down. quickly small marine shop stock anrl SALE — JNLY AT McFADDINS equipment. S1300. Also new Day Cruiser valued at J24OO. S1200. Will sell both or separately. 119 Port MonmouUl Bd., A FREE HALF Porl Monmouth. ^ QUALITY Chance to YOUR MONEY BACK JER3Ey~SPEED~8KTFI''1 — Chevy 28} Ready lo race. »1,!00. Pauels' JS-S. CONTINENTAL CARS, INC. IN OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY YEAR CONTEST USED CARS 8<;-U9t. USED CARS! 17' THOMPSON — 1960 h.p. Evlnrude. 1961 Chrysler New Yorker electric starter, excellent condition. Ac- IS FIRST AGAIN! 2-clr Hardtop cessories. $800. 8U-1857. 1961 Chrysler Newport 28' SKIFF — 1961. Two bunks, head, \-t\r. Sedan navy top. cedar planked, 185 h.p. V-S. Accept trades SH 1-14*7. 1961 Plymouth Fury _-dr. Hardtop. Tourqriit*, 10 H.P AIIMIOOLED ENG1NS—Needf Sonuramu; engine little work, SIS. Call 1963 MODELS 8(2-2675 19G1 Renault Dauphine l-ilr. K<*i|an, 1lk« new, less 16' CRUISER8 INC. — Deluxe Holiday than 4.WIO miles TRADE NOW! runabout, *0 h.p. elec'Jic Jotanson, Uu- 1960 Chrysler Saratoga lercrafl trailer. Everything completely 4-ilr, Sedan. Excellent CADILLACOLDSMOBILE LONG BRANCH equipped. Very good condition, I8SO.- ON DISPLAY 8*2-11M. condition 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air SU-MARK I1BERGLAS — Dinghy, 8 (t 4-rtr. SedAn UiPd once. J100. Rzuv-ich, 10 Bait New Krect. Sea BrlKht. ____ SEE THE EXCITING 1959 Chevrolet Impala 2-dr. Hardtop, 13.(Mt miles, Vi'tit Our Air.Condition« Kood condition. AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR EH 7-2813 ' 16' RUNABOUT — All control! 10 Renault • Volvo • Peugeot • Triumph h.p. Johnson electric Trailer. $275. 680 TO OUR Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright. •119 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK T6~FT~DUNP11Y~SKI — 1WM0 h.pT LABOR DAY Mercury. Electric controls 12 rallnn fas^Wnk, Navy lop. Eaulpped 1750, OPEN EVES. 'TIL 9 SH 1-5866 LABOR DAY SALE MUST SELL. MY Chrli-Cralt Cruller, double-planked, sleeps four. See and make olfer. SH 7-2911. WEEK-END Official 1062 Clearance—50 New PLYWOOD SKIFF - (125. Boat water. 12 h.p outboard, with BIX- gallon tank, J65. Can be seen at-1100 Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright. 22-~CHRIS CRAFT CAVAUER — En" tirely flberglaflcrt, sleeps four, moor. FORDiSThunderbird Ing Inciuderi. OB H8CT. SALE! 15' 1957 MFO BOAT "with navy top PRICES SLASHED electric startlnt 35 h.p. 1957 Johnson motor and 19C0 Cox trailer. Excellent HURRY DOWN NOW SO YOU • COMET condition, complete. W7fi. CA 2-*M4. • METEOR TO GIVE YOU CAN SEE THE FABULOUS DEALS MERCURY • MONTEREY BUSINESS NOTICES DRESSMAKING, tailoring, alterations, ON ALL THEIR repairs, zippers and hems. CA 2-fQU or LI 2-1087. LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CHAKUCS 1IUWER — Mason COI>- OK USED CARS Ci'aclar. No 1ob too small. BU 7-4iT> or Official l962..Clearance—50 New BIG SAVINGS 8H 1-0172. . | POR IhEIS WORK. C*O trss servlleT Topping, lrlmmlnc, removal. CaJl U ON THE EXCITING 2><2:o for Ites estimates. Pull insurants coverage. . - VVEEK-END PAINTERS .— W« paint. USED houses Inside and out. Fences, (arases, clc. bur free estimate win really mr. prlie you. "Cill BH I-25M anytime. HANDY MAN WITH TRUCK — Yards, p. s. cellars, attic, etc.. cleaned. Reasonable, CARS 1962 RAMBLERS Call 811 12595 anytime. SHEET ROCKING Come In Tpday '62 CHEVY II 1695. New homes, attcrattonn. dry walls, tap. •56 FORD Fairlanc 4-door 350. Ing, finishings. CO 1-5018 or 482-5987. '60 PLYMOUTH Belvedere 4-Dr., auto., R/H 1295. ilOU ETlNDUSTSflAL wIlTnjflJO voltT 1959 CHEVROLET and See the . •5S FORD Country Sedan, 4-door Wagon, FOM 495. Dryers, heaters rtc. Free estimates. 650. '59 RAMBLER 2-Dr. Wagon, R/H 1095. CO 4-5916 or (a2HMJ. four-door hardtop. V-8" automatic. ,'58 FORD Custom "300" fordor '57 FORD Country Sedan. Station WaROn, FOM 750. '59 RAMBLER 2-dr. Sed., auto., R/H JI075 LIGHT TRUCKING - Orsis cutting. Very Clean Car 750. Cnll alter 8 p.m. 1962 '57 FORD Fairlane 500, HT, 2-dfTFOM, P.S. '59 STUDEBAKER 2-dr. H.T. Auto. R/H, I own. 1095. 2D1-10U1 •57 FORD Convertible, FOM. P.S. 795. CARPENTER (s/ORK — New and at. '57 FORD Fairlane "500" 4-dr. HT, FOM 695. '58 MERCEDES-BENZ 190 1275. teratlom. Also patloi and flraplacei. 'SI RENAULT Dauphine Sedan 850. '58 FORO 2-Dr. Wagon, R/H 750. BII 1BZ12. _ 1957 CHEVROLET CHEVROLETS 'GO OPEL 4-ilr. Station Wagon 895. llTcIIAlU) A j"6r«!S~ '58 FORD 2-dr. Hardtop, Fairlane 500 $895 ralnllrtR and Decnratlni; deluxe four-door, lix cylinder. Automatic •5!) MERCURY Monterey 2-dr., M'omatic 995. ' " > Bstlmntea Trade your old car '5!) FORD (i-cyl., 4-dr. Ranch WoROn, FOM 1095. '58 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Wagon, Auto., R/H 695. LI 2-IXH4 radio and heater. '59 FORD 4-dr.. FOM, P.S. 1095. 1195. '57 OLDSMOBILE 98, 4-Dr., full power, R/H 850. AUTOS AND TRUCKS in now and get •'59 FORD Giilaxie G-cyl., 4-dr. HT, FOM '60 FORD Fairlane "500" Tudor, FOM 1250. '57 BUICK 4-Dr. Sedan Special, R/H, PS 675. I960 VALIANT 'lid COMF.T Custom, 2-dr. Sedan, Mercomatic " 1395. A Special Deal 'lil FALCON Tudor Standard Transmission 1350. '56 CHRYSLER 2-Dr. HT, Full Power, auto., R/H 575. deluxe four-door. rVadio, heater, automatic "59 FORD Country Squire Wagon, FOM, P.S. 1395. '56 PLYMOUTH 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto., R/H 395. tr'ammission. Very clean. MERCURY Monterey, 4-dr., MOM, P.S. 1495., SEE US 'hi FORD (i-cyl., Fairlane, 4-dr., Standard Trans. 1450. '56 DODGE 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto,, R/H 395. •CD FORD (i-pnss. Country Sedan, S.W., FOM, P.S. 1495. '55 DE SOTO, R/H, PS, PB, H.T. , 395. 'lil FALCON 4-dr. Sedan, Fnrdomatic 1450. TODAY! '55 CHEVROLET Wagon , 475. I960 AUSTIN HEALEY '(ill I'OHI) Convertible, FOM, P.S. 1595. Roadster. Radio and heator.., - 'lil)FORD Country Squire, Sla. Wgn., FOM, P.S, 1595. 'lil FOKD Giilaxie Victoria, TOM, P.S. 1995. Save! Save! '(.I MERCURY Hard Top, Fully Powered 215(1. 'lil MF.RCURY Commuter, !)-pass., SW, Full Power 2295. GOOD TRANSPORTATION CARS 'BO TIIUNDI-RDIRI) 1955's & 1956's—$75 to $175 $99 FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO Used Car CIRCLE CHEVROLET GO. TWIN-BORO RAMBLER SALE! ENGLISH 131 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK 325 MAPLH AVE. SH 1-3130 „ RED BANK SH UC00 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 OPEN EVENINGS TILL JxuUit< HOWE* PO« SALE MM MUM dark, £,*£«£?MATWMONY RACE DM worV. ft>tf tuvkj 4-SUI t »l SH 1SIH. tor VI jrtars CHAMBERMAIDS — Ooctl ulan. and road conatrucUoo with New J«.«, He ifopi inert ana tnrji tn. BERG 035, benefits. Apply la person HOW' •UM Highway Department. Him acbool 1ERvTcE MAN - a magnificent waterfront;oorr uurnsheunfumiatiedc Septembleptembrr tii»o . m graduates wlui secondary achool math- bburner service, furnae monthly. Telephone 222-91M. ARD J0KM80KB MOTOR LODOI. ematics -and science background de- cleanings. M2-18M28M . 9«g»m»nt! Couple forfeit on the lovely Naveslnk QUAUflED EUrERS Hwy. n, Midmatown. alrtd. Hartlni salary 13,377 annually. deposit on Thres Rooms of caii after« p.m. or weekends :»I-OOOL River can now be yours. Red FOUB-ROOM MODERN RANCH — One Direct written Inquiry with resume 1> ACCOUNTANT - Payrolls, records Short of Cash? Ute Our SXPtRHNCED WAITRESS — Ovir manage email Industrial or mercantile -•—^-—r B [ i i,i upper mile from Llly-TullpyTullp.. ffll& ». Applr In tenon. HOWARD JOHN- Dlvlalon of Peraonnal, New Jersey mat. brand new furniture. Anume _ PainiHue. anl[ 0 fers an env a e 7BT-3107BT3033 Hlgtway Department. 1035 Parkway office. Efficient, reliable reasonable. Eatatea LAYAWAV PLAN «0N'« RBBTAURANT, Hwy. 35. Mid If Interested write "ACC6UNTs" P.O. *{} income environment and Colony dletown. Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey. unpaid balance of $300 or 7-2003. The Hudaon S Box 3»». Red Bank. broad Bt.. Bhrewabury. House keeps pace with a glow- All Down and Monthly Payments WOMAN w wort In dmi ifowTti: $3 per wetlc. Elegant living WANTED TO KENT AUTO MECHANIC - Permanent port OLD FURNITURE - naT ing assortment of luxury features!j,- Are Approximate . parlance preferred but nut Decenary tlon, free hoapltallsstioo, tree oveial room with curved tectional dealrei three or VETERANS Apply la person, mornings, Katsin's service, paid vacation, all paid holi FINANCIAL mmedial* for "•[that are true keynotes of el-fuiij r riKimi unfurnished, Red B&nVt • Orui ll»r«, 203 Shrewsbury Ave., Redoays.jwr year plua other baneflta. Ex and occasional chair, two erythlnthi c RRuacll'a, 25 East Front SJ'iegance. Fair Haven. BH 7-2938. NO DOWN PAYMENT celletit working condltlona. with fully BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES •quipped aliop. Bjperlence and hand itep tables and lamp; four- BH 1-1693. DEBPEHATELY NEED -- 512,790 Full Price — WOMAN to care tools necefiarr. Apply it F t H Ho- t klwtarnnea art child. > a-m. II> ,. 3'/, room apartment at $175 per °5" ™,TRfSVnk%'ii rm Roars tre red, violet* ate blu*, wa'r« •"•' , Dodge Sealer, Rt. 35 oppoalte NOW piece sweeping bedroom l inot lying -- it'i really truel Tbli un- noon; In Applebrook home, live days Bjndlx, Eatonmwn. Call tor appolat PETS AND LIVESTOCK month, i /i room apartment ivithj —•™— a week. Call oft M345. with mattress and spring der-priced iKiu»f hai Tour ttvtr-tlud ment 14 J.lill. two baths at $225 per month as FURNISHED ROOMS htliriMtnu. banquet sleed dinlnf room, INBPBCTOK-PAOKER tralnws; «„,. YOUKQ MAN - General work Red YOU CAN OWN Aplus more and a five-piece GERMAN SHEI'HEKD AT 8TUD - To completfly equipped science kit Chen, tarla teals liven. .1.25 to 11.30 hour. Bank hardware atore. Send lull Inlor approved [emalea only Cliiraplon iired NKWLV PKi^ORATiCI) single room. All *xlra. large jsraje, full bMltmtnt. mud •nation to P. 0. Box KB. Red Bank. Red Gate Parra'i Blltt. Preu«nenb!ut SOLDBRKR TRAINEES—|l. 1J hour. modern dinette in bronie- and Oinnbruckerland blood linei. Call (•(uneiilfiicefi. Wulet li'iuir. Jli'itlrtcjilla: ro-tm, planterp'i waH«, eomtilnatton «lu- N.J STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ' SUCCESSFUL SH 1-0095 srtet (;30 p.m. Car »j.,u:f Reasonable. SH 1-fiC!!. 'jniirmm storm ifUh. ft Urge, fully II last Front It Red Bank FOREMAN — Electronic manufactur ione. — •"- - •-- l4iirt»capc(j jot. Convenient iocttloa, Ini, t»0 wiek up. NO FEE CHARGED QEKMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES — COME AND SEE I.AIKiK I-'HON'T - Next bath, T\o other linmedialp ni..«si>«sloii »t cloalnr N..J STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE BUSINESS raoiiii-r, private. Fair Haven, Call 747- iTXNOORAPHER lo come to my horns 45 Eaat Front St. AKC registered, inoeulnftrl, Mack with Non-Vet 5390 Down Red Bank [an. Raised with children. Reasonable. FULLY^IR CONDITIONED :xne la evening to take dictation. Plane NO FEE CHARGED NO EXPERIENCE FIELD FURNITURE SH ]-<»«. Mil »H 1-J3M uter 1:30 p.m! MAN — For cleaning, pert-time, eve PLEASANT ROOM — WHh |,rl\Mtt Monmouth County Office 1 7-11 E. Front St., Keyport, N. J. fmnlly li*ar,her or roupti COMPANION - For ieral-lnvilld worn- nlnia only, ^Apply Ralph ! Famous, 7 NECESSARY GERMAN SHEPHERD pupj>,eB~~il* ON-SITE PARKINS Nfar inarina. r-nonsrdo• " , •N". J. ui, live In. For detllla call East Front Street. Red Bank. weeki, AKC, champion sired, for ahow BERG AGENCY CO i-5JH SECURITY. BIO INCOME. LOW STORE HOURS: or pet, excellent temperament paper Npwly , BAKER WANTED - Part-time. HAZ INVESTMENT. trained. Inoculated and healthy. Black fii. l-r fntranrp nitl" iff rooi In COUNTER OIRL, — 10 a.m. to < p m jETP IT21 Union Avenue, 9-6 Monday thru Saturday il tang. Black and allver. til 1-12:19 COLONY HOUSE "Personalized Service" Monday through Friday. Experience In after 6 p.m. OSborne 1-1000 luncheonette. 8H i-3o<0. COIN OPERATED 9-9 Thursday and Friday IN RED BANK YOUNG MAN - With car, from Middle- BASSET HOUND ~- FpmaYe~i7i.rtVeri UUM8ON HOTEL Route 235 Middletown, N. J. MATURB WOMAN - Care lor •mall town and Red Bank area, »98 per week. DRY CLEANINGS onths, AKC tri-eotor. Bent offer. OS 122 N. Riverside Ave, OraCioui H charming atmoiphert child, Cull or part-time. Muat Dave Steady employment, no layoff. Repre 21" GEMCO HEEL POWER MOWER- two-mom auitealt . dayd , week ci Daily 9-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-7 transportation. BH 7-2952. sentatlve ot nationally known company At An A-1 Shopping UrltKs and Stratton four cycle engine BEAGLK PUPPIES -- AKC, Mred. . SHadyside 1-5556 year mutid. Knjyy private beach club, j ~ — will Interview. N. J. STATE EMPLOY- Wlndnp starter. Bell-propelled, one-year- PART-TIME _ Woman .for gsneral MENT BERVICE, ,S Eait Front si. bp»l bictiid lines, healthy, alert, lnocu- clunlnic, steady-, five afternoon! a Center Location. ld used all times, HO. Call itMszl. laJed^TS. 8K M85I. Adjacent to (he delightfully room. 10 Waterman AVP Kuinnon On,i IMMtDIATt OCCUPANCY Ked_Bank. Tlluraday, Sept. 6. 1-3 p. «r'™Kk 8°Uth "* B«-Br'Kll« ^id^.j , . »«K. gua line. Call 8«-JMJ. GRANDFATHEK'8 CLOCK—Good . con- Beft orrer No 0 KinKI HwyF UmU SALESMAN—Age 30 to 50. aorae knowl KOH PROFITS FOR A MODERATE BASSET PUP—Fi lf, a rrtTbeauty. charming Molly Pitcher Hotel town. Four-beflroom houip. 91G-4ST4. WOMAN — To care for child, and n,ht dition, mahogany. Can be seen evenings edee of building material!, and appli- between 6 and 8 or all day Saturday Champion »tnok. 8INOLB ROOM.S — Clean and com- liouinrork. Call tion preferred Muat have car, aalftry v FRANK It TAYLOR A SON, INC. 8H 7-51RS Eft Irving , Place, Eatontown. fort R1II>. KmiinsiilB rnUtv OiirBg*. COIJTB NECK — Three-bedroom hOUM. draw against liberal commlnsion anil EN'OMSK pointer pupplfti. War Hoop Gentlpinfn prtferrfd. 92 W&IUct St. bonua arrangement. Phone Mr. Reid Four acr«i partitlly wood el witb rua- SALESWOMEN - Full-time. W. T CALL Jake Raima linn, txrfllent fli-ld end 811 1-D302. nlng brook, (18.000, Grant Co., 531 Prospect Ave.. Little PR 5-0706, for appointment. formica top and four -ciielra. Call trial Prospect,_|100. CA &-35W. Silver. HANDY MAN — On Riimac MR. SHAPIRO REAUTIFIH. -- TtircF.nxim fii COLTS KECK — Five-bedroom Haul*, EXPERIENCED SALESLADY _ Apply all year pan-tlma Job. Call DACHSHUNDS apiirtmpnts, Eatrinluwn-Fort M't rURNISHED ROOMS fiprveioui Uiing room, firfpUci!. lull Automatic, never been need. 1125. Call In person Wllman, lllrtdletown Shop- M2-202I) 'OR 4-0171 •• trternatlonal .;_( a»yl ('ty , din!n( room, two acre plot, (21,600. ping Centar. rtayi CA 2-8776 after • p.m.„ call BHl.j ™L PLEASANT ROOM WITH TttpARp — INSPECTORS WANTED — Men HTHNISHED APARTMENT —• LivingIn aemWirU'Rtf home. SH lOHK. am- NEW THHEE-BEOROOM ranch. Uvin* SECRETARY — For legal oltlce. ET prrlenctd In Inspection of briduc i room, kitchenette, and hath, newly ^fec. tlemen or larH«.s ANTIQUE CHINESE SCREEN — Vicdisposition. Rumson. 843-067T. room firtpUce, iJlninc loom, til* bath. perience prefmea but not entl« road construction for employment with UNIVERSAL. ' orated, clenn, residential area, year- '^••cre lot. 916,004. BH 1-I80O. torfan 8of«, carved mapli bed and roand rental, 363 monthly inctudea util- ON'E ROOM with Vitchen, nli improve, New Jeraey Btate Hljbway Depart- oddi and ends. 291-8122. TWO BIAHEaiTKiTfENS - oii~i ... ment. Starting salary H.309 annually. ^on? seal, sts. weckn old, - $25. Male Itlea. 17 Colllna St.; Keanabur«. 787. menta, Cumile or one ftm&le. 23 South "ROURKWirS - Part-time work wltr MACHINERY" <' St.. Red Bank. full time pay. Dcmimalratlni three «ve Direct wrltlen Inquiry with resume lo WE BUY * AND SELL fcnythtnf ind scotch tprrlpr. CK 27JS4. George V. Illmensee Dlvlalon of Personnel. New Jersey ewftyihlcg. CIVB th» hljheit pricai. alnga a week. No delivery, no colltci .DISTRIBUTORS CHIHUAHUA PUPS and Daft — AKf8EA BRIOHT — 4'4 large rootm, fur- LAROB TUltKiBHED ROOM — With Real Estale — Mortgages Ing, nolnveitmtnla. SH M31», state Highway Department. 1035 Park- Call William Leir Furniture, Inc. Hw*. niiried. newly decorated, Kaa heat, 812- way Avenue. Trenton, New Jersey 35. WK did own fiU 1-3213. Op»n «v»- retlstpred, also stud service. Very rea- piivilpjceu. Ideal [or teach erf. sonable. SH 7-28OS, 0225 mornings or after 6 p.m. HOIMEWORKER — Local, Monda, AUTO MECHANIC — Youne married .200 !>ouifi Grove St. nlnRii 1111 ,9 p.m, throuBh Friday. 8-1'i: Saturday 9-ll N'EWLV DECORATED four-room apart- preferred, good pay, good future. Lilt T|IAPE IN- your oia rurniiure w*h' ra MINIATURB~~I?liEN<:H POTJDLES. TWO ROOMS — Puiii'lihfd] BuiiintMii O«a*ral faouaework, Ironlnr, references. experience, references, present rate of ^ New Jersey AKC rpfftatprerf, alx weeks old. TWfment. Furnished. No pets. References couple or femalt, N*»r Red Bank. SH Mn Kraut, SH l-»m ' down pajuneni aim t.t + nf* parlor pay. Write "A.S.." Box 511. Red Bank. or dining room aet at sals prices WII-' males, one black, one hrown. C'aJi SH 1 REAL QUALITY has been built Into ~7^f " 5877 10-5 or 6-S p.m. SH l-n^8S. WOMAN -To live In and lhare ex- STOCK AND EEUVERY MAN — Over Ham Left Furniture Inc., Hwy 34 1 his four-bedroom, 3'i-bath Ens;llah niee. einidren welcome. Write P.o 18, Carroll' Broad Btreet. AMBITIOUS? ' Hlddlelown. SH, t-3213. opan avaolnfa PEMALK POODLE — SIX wepki type home. Two-car tarai*. Near all K« Mt, Red Bank. Recent references. Red Bank till 0 p. m, - ' ' hlsrk miniature, AKC pedigree. BH 1 COMMERCIAL REMALS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE the cnnvenifncea of good living. Owner Be Your Own Boss KENMORE WABHER _ Almost new" ("l% ia aacrlflclfis to live In a smaller AVON SKLLa ITaELF-Full or purl OENERAI, FACTORV help warned, day - ' LOOOK KOUJ4 lor rent. Center HOUSES FOR SALE home. Family now grown up. |3B,000. time. Several terrllorlea open for 5nd sS'ifi1" *1""*' Appl!r ln Person. Art- Run a Gulf Service Station. Newly ac Wrinjer tirpe. JTJ. ANGORA iown. Could b* u»ea «Uo ior OTIICP Dial 7*1-7200 women lntereited In havlna a good Hn Mills, 10 -Pearl St., Long Branch. quired station In a growth area, will SH 7(752 Type kittens, Free, to good homei ipace. Approximately 2,<00 nq. (L Write PHILIP J. BOWERS 4 CO. ttaady Income. Experience unnecea- be ready tor operation soon. ^ SH 1-11483. 'I.ODOB" Box 511. H*>d Bank. Heal Enlate Since 1894 ury. «H M343 or write: Mrs. Maria- ELECTRICIANS WANTED for houie ANTIQUKB — ottti. Thla and Tha Shop. Hack In buslneas. One.quarter WALTER 8, OVERTON rat Qulotta, p. o. Box WO, Red Bank. wiring. Larg- houalnr project In Mal- ROUTE 35, HAZLET, NEW JERSEY PEKINESE — Grown and puppies, en. OFFICES FOR IlENT — Ccnttr Ot FLORIDA Affiliate ayan, M«w Jeney. Call J15 WI ».«071 mile aoulh of Colls Neck Light, Hleh- qulalte specimens, adorable pets, AKC (own. Heal furnished. Call •Xter < p.m. •vay 3*. Dally l lo ». Cloaed Mondayi 60 Whit* at. Red Bank EXPERIENCED FLOOR LADY Blcellent opportunity for right man pedigree. 842-1874. H1I T-lllH) RETIREMENT Oppoiltt Municipal Parking Lot STATE FARIt CALL HIS M«58 »-to-5 wael days LUMBER — New mostly white pin. New dreia plant opening In Long; 1 FOUNTAIN AND LUNCHEONETTE - INSURANCE COMPAKYS CO 1-3181 nlghta. weekends. 5/4 and Vt- Approximately 4-5000 , wll For lease. J75 a month. Inquire at HOME Sranch-Red Bank area. ,, ll reaaonable for lot. 7B7-9595 Career opportunity available for quail. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Whrian'a Drug Store, Atlantic High- LEONARDO — Five rooms, bath, hill fled ma.n to represent on> of Americas Investment. Call REFIUOERATOR ana Kouae furnish land*. ZPlWX cellar, gas heat, near but, trains, 60x Iit.ll.nt opponunlly. R.pllet confl- largest Insurance organizations Special- SH 1-S577 Be&utirul weit coast location nri Jentlal. Wrln to "A.O.," Box 511. Red Ings. Apply before Sept. 3rd. 3 Cha APARTMENTS 8TORE FOR RHNT - On White St., 100 jot. 913,600. 291-9096. mnne Avft Corner Monmouth) Leo- ihare. Brand new two-bedroom, one Red Bank. Call bath home with cabinet kitchen, jalou< SEVEN ROOMS — Four bedrooms, nardo. ,, ' SH 7-1100 CASHIER-WRAPPER - We wliThi".. M"fr.;V^^ le window!, ias heat and hot water, two batha. living room, dlninx room, Ihla type of Job plus othpra to offeir ••aal family lnaurance market. If you pi .'KENMORE OAS STOVE PAY ONLY RENT MODERN l.TSO square feet, adjacent HfaeritUBi icreem. InauUted and land kitchen, oil heat. Oarage. BH 1-8326. qualified women within the next lev SMALL MAIL ORDER and manufactur, Oood running conilltlon, bargain Ion- *cap«d. Completely, guaranteed for one ire between aitea 25-45. married hlRhi-. highway location, excellent retali-Hijht year. Near shopping center, goi SHREWSBURY — Five rooma, two weeks. Both day and evening sched- school education, college prMerred. Call in"g business can be • operated •tfo'm price, S16. SH 7-9558. Induntry. Two lavatories, parking, re a home. Interesting and cletn work, J00 AT courne, beach, community center anc bedrooms, lull banement, oil hot Water ulea. Appl"--iliyr BAMEEROEn'S. , Monmouth W Luaka 7871065 (or .ppolntment. C( SIMMON'S HIDE-ABED — 60" J25 able. Phone 787-:W00, hospital. City water and iewaff. heal, one car garage Corner lot. stora, Batont"— i Circle. per cent profit. Call CA 2-7131 after 5 Broun leather high back playroom BARBER WANTED p.m. BEAUTIFUL ATTRACTIVE OFFICE SPACE avail Owner will pay 1h% of colt ot in. 114,900, James A. Curley. BK 1-RlOO. COUNTER OIRLS Ap~ Call after 6:30 bench, no. Both fair condition. 291 ipectlon trip. FHA mortsas* avail- >lv In perion. 0633. lile on Highway 35, North of Red HOLLY HILL DRIVE •IN, Kwy. 16. OS 1-2404 MARINARINA — OOppositp e sandy Hook Park Bank, Call ail 7-25M before 8 p.m. able. (250 down and |55 per month ATTENTION EXECUTIVES 45 boalB three •rii-lttent T coven all coati, Including lasei and Weat Keanihur|. BRIDOE IN8PECTOR8 WANTED - 45 boalB, three , Texaco zai Tiri-EWHITElts. ADD1NO maobinea (or details. Ask for Mr. Arnold. LlcInR for an all brick Georgian TIVOLI GARDEN loiurai.ee. Colonial? Pour bedrooms, maids quar- EXPERIENCED SAXXBQtRL WANTED Men with profeailonsl engineering train- III makes nerf or tiled. Guaranteed OFFICE FOR RENT — O round floor. ing and/or relponalble supervisory ex- .AIT aa |2A. aerplco'a, 101 Uonmoulh ters, extra large rooms, three fire- Full-time. SYLVETTE'S CHILDREM'8 Nicely located. HI Eait Front St., Red places, three full baths, two powrler DEPAFtTMEHT, Mlddletown Shopping perience in bridge construction for em- FOR LEASE - New Three-bay sen- at Nexf to theater 8H 7-0485. APARTMENTS Bank. SH 1-0T00, ployment with New Jeney state Hinh. rooms. Dresnlnc room and bath off Center. ice atatlon. All malor equipment, In- 'OMPLETE CAMPINO OUTFIT — master bedroom, Recreation room with way nepartment. starting salary U 237 cluding two lifts. Call TKlpwiitpr Oil WOMAN — To car* for my child am Oil Tent, fly, [>Dle», Irallrr. like new, W» pay all ,ha »xtr«s, in- M.^KRONE fireplace and bar. Paneled den, side annually. Directm written Inquiry with my nouat. Call BH 7-9285 between S B 2 Or SH 1-3352 HOUSES FOR RENT porch, large central ball with winding 'VTW". °Wl "' '•"•onnel. New ft Hora!i ' ASSOCIATES, INC. stair case two car israxe, Beautiful and 8 fttm. .Mint have car. tate Highway Dtporiment. 1035 ft ! ' ' ATTENTION 8CHO0LAOERB! Romar cluding gas, electric htat, Avenue, Trpni^v., New Jersey NUnnERY _ Florist bualncai. iboxBo 'VIDE SELECTION OF HE NT ALB - 'Reiltorii view overlooking Afatawan River with UCBNIXOJCENSED. denttl "hyilenlal. Mil, o/ co a Back-tc-Sch«>ol ipeclal. Permanent river rights and dock. Thrae acrea of part-tl 11 n lot on Hwy. 36, Purl Monmouth. hot watert TV antenna, park- rut-alined •ml unfurnished. Humid Rf. 31 Eatontown art-time. Write "B.B., Bok 511, Red iXEEBIENCED boaj yi Price Includes six-room house Full cel- Wave, J7.50. Call today and beat the at* occupancy. Samuel Talc her Agency land. Qraclous and charming home Sank. h Mecnlinlc St R d B nk andd yard help wanted, yearyear" round lar and all Improvements, 787-0133 i 87CS - ' ' - Ouanport Avt,. Gceanport Call or 6ia< Ll 2-2)33 with many extras. Call Lexington TOSil on. Sandy Hook Bay Marina ing, ire. OUR LAW FIRM needs a good eecre TO on . SandSdyy H B Mi LI 2-3900 or Ll 2-3501. Agency. 8WH01. Hot nnd, Realtors, HlghlandaHlghlanda . 81214508121450. «•«•"«, SPECIALIZING IN -.-- The aale' u, CASH REGISTER — Uaed. Kicelleot tary and will pay top aalary to jet taverns. Liquor atorea and Holds. Bro- Plus JfEPTUNK ™ lovely four-bedroom keri Ihorthand la eaientlal and experl' 8ALE8 COUNSELLOR — No travel condition, make offer. UA to $135 Her Month her. Robert K. Norton. 842-3256. 872-HW TIU3 BffiKO AGENCY CLIFFWOOD Cape Cod. Dining room, itelManr.- anea prararred. Write atatlng quallfl. •—sanding territory. Lookln* fVappl 1 scaped, patio, city sewers, one mil* to eatlona to "B.L.." Box 511, Red Bank I betwian 30 and 50 y,f '% ',£,". FAMILY SWIM CLUB Uiddlclown n OA8 BTOVB — Nice CSradltlon. Beit OS 1-1000 Dili plctureiqui three-bedroom Parkway. >H.900. PR *'****• or phone BH 1-340O. ^ A ?' PIMenl|lr employed-colleje INSURANCE room frame ranch aitmttd on 100x130 PRIVILEGES lot li rilled with brtath-tiklnf fe«tiir«i. SHREWSBURY^Capti Cod, alx rooms, OIRL WANTED — flours 9 to 3, Den rrajfuate. Salary ptui commission - THHEE-ROOM COTTAOE—Bath, com- full basement, attached one-ear garage. Will pay n.fjoo a month lr you qualify OVER 65 YEARS OLD? Having trouble pletely furnished, newly decorated, {aa AndBTMVT) BliSe-a-wBy wall In living nls'l Luncheonette, 161 Rumaon Rd TOP SOIL fir.OOO. Jamea A. Curley. SH 1-5100. Little Silver. Can 811 7-1M8 between > and < SH 7- wl h your liability Inaurance? Ste us Tor All for only ... $135 forbent and electric. S0O u month. 78T-!M6. room overlook! ttit buy. Modern kltch* 6009 between B and 7. help also collision and (Ire and theft From farm to you. Lawm jraded anl en with built-in <,lihwaih«r. full bmv -^eded. OS 1-QiM after » p.m. NEAR RIVER -~ Three-bedroom, brick WAITRX8SES — Experienced, full or written for agea 17 to no years of THREE BEDROOMS _ LIvlnR room., t. b.isfboarfi oi,l. ,._.heat, (ar*ge. ranch. Living room, dlntnij, kUfchrn, MAN to work In small offset print one-bedroom apartment. If dining room. i«, battii, kitchen. Rent You'll be happy living here. parMlme. Apply in person. Shore Point ihDp. _. age. ROUTON WATEnBURYV. RealtorRealtor ' FREEZER — 20 cu. ft. international full cellnr with recreation room, twn- Jnn. HlRhway OS, Hatlet lOUld know press op?ration with -,™u,r,. „ St., Red Bant. $200 per month, lease. SH 7-41C4. >osslble camera ana plate making, or SH 7-3500. Harv-ersler, cheat type. Call extras were not included car attached saraje. Assume 4\i per WOMAN — To work part-time tending a rn OS 1-0849 BELFORD cent Gl mortRagf. (129 a month car- .? ™,t . . becoming all round IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ries all. $19,900- BH 1-4450. dry cleaning and laundry atore a1 RErp.IGERAToR - Automatic de- rent would bs $105, DONALD'S COIN O MATIC LAUNDRY, (roster and Ice maker, electric Serve] No. 10 • KinRa Highway. Middletown. flituatfJ on 82x120 landscaprd lot 11 LEONAUOO ~ Ranch. Two-btrtroomn, South Bridge Ave. and Newman Sprlnga •cond i INSTRUCTION 13 cu. rt. Belt offer. WE 8-2418. Four-betlruom house ,816*374. tlili IS story two-hedroon. [oiir-roOm large living room, dining room, kitchen, Rd. Apply any morning. 741-9808. Other apartments 4'/J and two-car jtaragp. tenced la backyard. PIANO AND ACCORDION — Private, COLP9P0T REFRIOEHATOR — Ej- IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — T flll heat. Hiding door closeu anil Icelllm Lot 15xlM. >13,70Q. 291-91«» GENERAL H0U8EW0RKER - Plain lnatructlon. Mrs. Qerba Fenuaui. Grad- condition, freerer top. 170. '-lit area. $150 expansion attic. Anumr low morlg cooking, experienced. Modern ranch ESTABLISHED anlea io,,i, five rooms. See our new fiva- for man wltli ear and phonr. „.„.. „»we of t/nlvenlty or Music, Vienna. 811 1-2349 and pay . WQ.50 monthly. Only \ home. Reference!. Sleep In or out. «H Mm and gH MllM. down to tXl othcri that qualiry. $13 KE 1-3010. neat, presentable, and wllllne to work 110-A POLAROID CAMERA — Wink room, two-bedroom units. DEAL ~ Furnlshett house available Vlewtiful. W« coined a word tr> dMcrihe Opportunity for advancement If you IlKhl. exposure mete^. print copier (or wintfr rental. Occupnncy SriJtrtn- !hli beautiful home with an awefOmt* DOCTOR'S OFFICE — Long Branch. qualify, call 03 1-3177 lor appointment. carrying caae, filters. A-l condition. bcr 7 for school year. Seven foomi, BONOED lew. Living room, (tilting room with Meretary*receptlonist Write references MERCHANDISE Vied six timea. Wrtte "B.J.," Bosj 611 Westwood and Bath Aves., (three bedrooms) 2'i baths. Rent 1125 fireplace, kitchen, dinette. Pour bed- and Qualifications to P.O. Box 660, nedOPENINGS ON SECOND SHIFT for Red Bark. per month plus utilities. Near school, Real Esfate Agency roomi, l'^ bath, full ba«ement, hot Bank. men between 25-35 yeara old all year FOR SALE Long Branch bin, railroad atatlon. Call mornings water oil heat, two-car garage. Lot tibs. Apply- Martin Rubber Co.. Long THREE-PIECE-Llvlng room set In 75x185. Complittlr fenced In and land- R Branch Ave. or evetilnga,^ except Monday and Thun- BROKERS ERED NURSES — All shirts. HAMMOND lood condition. Three mahoe/any leath- CA 2-2030 day. KE 1 -0517. aeaped. Price tncluriel rffrtgerator tnd at, employment. Write "AG" Box er-top tables. Reasonable. 787-6288. U. S. Highway 1. Avenel g carpeting, ns.000. Pinlay Real " Bank. BARTENDERH-Houaemen. deak clerk ORGAN STUDIO EAST KKAN8UURQ _ Five room I. 111, live In. Dlitmaaher, porters Hotel open FAMILY REDUCED TO TWO — Must FOUR LARGE ROOMS — RMldenlla] ME 6-O550 ME 6-0551 Estate ASriicy, 270 Bay Ave,, Hfgh- v r OF A8BURX PARK tarnished. Occupancy from September lands, MCRBTARY — Eipvlenced, nhort- f". 'i *""''• I" P"aon all week. 3 aell Jordan commercial fleeter B| aeetlon, utllltlei Buppliid. 100 Third St., 15 to June 16. Call 7ST-31O2. Open Saturday, Sunday, hand, typing, general office routine. to I Rumion Hotel or call 843-JOOO I'SED ORGANS 72"KflrxJ0'\ Very aood condlllon, ault- Keyport. Can be ieen aftfr 3 p.m. CUSTOMTauiLT RANCH ~ Three bed- CANTERBURY KNITTEKB, LTD., Lo- Hammond Extravolce _ 1500 abla for large family or bUBlneia. Also Adult* only. RUMBON — September 15 to June 16, and Monday «mt Street. Keyport. MAINTENANCE AND CUBTODIAN — rooma, two baths, many fine features, Hammond Chord Organ S-5 '" aas' Gibson refrigerator, no freezlnt cheat five-room furnished home, two b«d> prtitlge area. -Immediate- occupancy. Factory, steady Jobs, references re- WurllUer Spinet Or,an ~" 5 STU DIO~A PARTMENT — Bpmitirully HOSTESS — Waltrenel, coi-kUll wait. ulred CANTERBURY KNITTEns, In good condition. SH 1-9398 rooms, $90 plus utUItlei, couple prt* Price. $27,500. CA 9-1672. Conn Spinel Orfan . •ituated, private tjntrnict, utllitlea iup- frrd 842^m reuea. Deaak clerk, live InIn.. Hotel open •TD.. Locust Street. Keyporl pl.ed. CA 2-fim. NO EXTRAS to buy tor this a«v*n. all jrer Apply In pe ll k Hamraond M-3 (blond) '~.Z Itt. BRING YOUR ROLLERS FOUR-YBAR-OLD — Tour-bedroom, 2tt l jreer Apply In penon all week SEVENROOSEVEN-ROOM HOUSE — Immediate ylyear-old ouroountryy ranch home, three bath multi-level on 123 x 229 lot. around 1 to I Rumson Hotel or call S42-20OO. BALES AND SERVICE • NEW WINDOW SHADES FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT poasrasioi n UM a. monthth, ROlSTOROlSTON.oedroamt.'dcnN oedroamt'dcn , flnlihed basemenbasentt with Put on while you wall. Any alza up June or July ot rt« year, h r floor den or office wfih aeparate en- HELP WANTED-Male - Female RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION WATBRBUKY, Realtor-lnsuror. 16 W.; » - two-car xaragf. large landacaped trance, two-cnr attached garage Five WAITRESB ^ Lunch counter, six dayn to largest picture wlndowa. Free nisi- CA JT-37U ' Front St.,'Red Bank. BH 7-3500, [plotplot . f2S.O00J25000. Near Red Bank.Bnk. croc1 1 minutes to fled Bank or to Garden a weak, part-time, 10 to 4. over IS EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AGINCT Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 8:30 rV'^ "" " «l>ad» Bull. Dial 111-7200 jrean old. Inquire office, T. VI. Wool- Elecutlve-Sales-Offlce-Domestfc BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED — Thrse Btate Parkway. One hour to New York COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. Custom made shades, scallop or frlrtrc room aparfmenf, two adults, carport, PHILIP J. BOWE.RS * CO. wortli. Ca, Red Bank. llncerltv and ability with hljh ethlM any type. Prompt delivery. p , ;ity, falmiui to JBraey'i flneit beachei. 1 PR 5-9300 re patio. CA 2W7B. HOUSES FOR RENT R«at Katalt Slnc» 180* Muriv other ffaturen. Solid value at •ALE! HELP WANTED — Part-time teatime . vocational a^iltlance service ) measuring service. Convenient tarrna WALTER 8. OVERTON » Broad St. BH 7-O5J7 Red Bank THREE ROOMS — Bath, hot water AlflHate 121.500. ROLSTON WATERBURY. 16 and full-time. Alio I to 10 p.m.. Satur- ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE EXECUTIVE TYPE HOME — 7* Went Front Street, Red Bank. SH 7-8600 day and Sunday." HAZLET PASTERIES. UAR8 ffiUPLO^MBNT AGENCY PROWN'S and heat. Inquire: 179 Franklin Ave., rvonis, 'i\i baths, lovely ar«a Close t 60 Whltt St. I!«J Bai Rent A Piano $12 per Month Long Branch. Oppoilte Municipal Parking Lot BELFORD — Buy of your lifetime 1721 Union Avenue. lUzltt. qualified PerBonnn For QualKv OrrtfM S3 Broad Bt. Red Bank SH 1-7500 Red Bank. Lease and reference, re* Three-bedroom|honie, custom-built (not 210 Broad Long Branch CA 2-47(7 KNABE. MAflON'HAMfjN, IOHMJSR MABSAOE EQUIPMENT - For rent CENTRAL RED BANK — Furnllhtd quired. $18!. per month. SH 1-5871. • development house > owner forced to M0THXR8 HELPER — Llgtit house- CABLE-KELSON. EVBKETT 8TECK kaaplnr. sleep In. Young. Call after fl ACB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY or aale. Free delivery. SOUTH JERSEY Llvlns, room, kitchen-dinette, two bad-HOLMDEL — Unrumlahed, Ui:ee-l)?d •ell Immeillfttciy at big lacrtflce. PR 4* p.m. fa 1-8110. Kvery order A BDpUcant our Bpeclalty Cookmao Ave. A Ham SL. Atbury ft. WROICAL. SH T-M14. raoma, tile bath, tilshwaatier. waaher M|DDLETOWW~Thre»-b*rtroom ranch, S724. No corn million. Open dally till a SaL till 5:10 dryer, electric heat. One family only, room bungalow. Ideally allualcd, oil I? Broad St. Bed Bank BH 7-3404 PIANOS-Save J200 or mora of( IIM heat, garago. Available immertiatPly, on* bath with vanity, storms and OINIRAL FACTORT Help wan'.pfl' PR 0-8301 5200 per month Including all utilities. screens. Mn lined basement with bar, V SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom f la ptraon, ArUln W1U. 10 p< TWO REAL ESTATE SALES-PEOPLE price, brand new 88-ni>te console pi- Call SH 7-9631. $110. THE MEI8TRICH AGENCY. S! ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL anos. 10-year fuarantee. Come ace screened patio, attached garage, corner ranch, two haihn, garage, fireplace, S., Long Branch, wanted by Little Silver realtor to sail lot fully landscaptd and extras. 119,000. bauimnt, large fanced lot. Many ex- homea and business properties. Mual OF THE LOWEST COST save. Rent, option to buy. Tenxer's FURNISHED APARTMENT — Ver lot FIVE-ROOM BVNQAL-OW — 8mal' C l-»2S antr 6 p.m. trai. Owner, LI 3-1601. know the Red Bank area. Direct all DOUBLE-MANUAL Mualc glore, 306 Main St., Lakewood. nice and clean, rnodfrn kitchen. Ai For Immediate occupancy. Call W HELP WANTED-MALE ALL TRANSISTORIZED ORGAN Inquirlea to the peraonal attention of private. 95 Herbert St.. Red Bank. 41**7 after S p.m, DEAL — Gracious,-beautiful Erounrla, FOUR-ROOM DUPLEX CO-OPERA- Elwoorf A, Armstrong, 5W Prospect LUCITE HOUSE PAINT TIVE — $59.50 monthly Includes all r COME IN. HEAR THEM. TRY THEM LONC1 BRANCH — Studio apartmenl, MONMOUTH BBACH — Comiortabli four-flve bedrooms, den, J38.600, Will TEST Ave.. Little Silver. BH l-«oo. Save 11.53 a lallon 2'i room!!, nicely furnished, all utilities, conaliler ofler. KE 1-0700. utilities maintenance, -taxes. Improve- MUSIM C TOWN Regular JS.50 per gal. Sale price SS.S5. •as-tieated, three-bedroom house. Pur menta made, 38 Belsrtaw Avenue, REAL OPPORTUNITY OFEN lor ex- 600 Hwy 35 Middletown rilplfls' private, crrtnlly located. nishtd or unrumlshM. Septcnib^r Shrewsbury Township. LI 2-3845. • EQUIPMENT By Duponl. Tree delivery. PROWN'S. KE 10776 or CA 2-6608. FAtrt HAVEN — New eight-room split. perlenced rpai estate paraon. Hlshway 671-1160 32 Broad flt.. Red Bank. SH 1-7500 June. Only $8S monthly..14 2-S6&8. multiple listing oltlce needs help with LOCUST — Six room ranch. MARYTS~PAR19H AREA. Three- TECHNICIANS walk-lna snd phones. Oood leade lo- TWO — 1'iB' wooden norm wlndowa. FURNISHED STtJR10..«»-PI|.ssant hill- RUMSON — Two-bedrotom cottnRe, fur« 291-0003 Suitable (or cold frame. First 110 takea ALUMINUM GUTTERS nl«le location In Atlantic Highlands. All bedrnom ranch. KHA appraised, tXi,- Ing bejg|n«. P. O. Box 208. Middle- utilities. ISO, Call 291-H54. nlaheri or unfurnlihed, H block from ASSUME MORTGAOE - Only S13O0i°?Li^™9_ _ Apply Bcndlx Corp., Semi Conductor • a N J. all. Call PR 6-763D. Qtnuln* Alcoa Lifetime. We imUU on shopping center, re^aonahlc. f)42-2O86. m •hort notice, how prices. Call today. cash nefded. Xliht-rnom split. Carpet- DUPLEX HOUSE - 3.V37 Shrewsbury Dlvlilan, Heimdcl. BH 7-3.O0. A ELECTRIC FENDEH BAHS, BLOND - APARTMENT FOR KENT — Ttires Ins. itorm and screen wlndowa antl pqu>) Opportunity Employer. REAL ESTATE PERSON wanted with PROWN'S 32 Broad 8l. SH l-.iiji rooma. furnlahed. all utllltlei paid. R FirCvt Ave., Red Bank. Kor Information eatl wlihout experience. Earn 18,000 to And pluah hardahali caaa, 1150. PA clean, Nice s«ctlon. close to Red Bank. patio. Shorecruat area. Occupancy flH 7-4296. SH 7(1177 flept |&Ui. BH M322. J13.OOO0 year, grow witithh our orianlia. SWEET CORN - Picked Iresli dally Heat Included, |U5 per month. Couple, WANTXD IMMEDIATELY - tlon. CABBY'S AOENCY. Hwy 35 "-'-• 'fro m ou~r- Ilelda. Jersey 1c- KEANSBURfl — Modern throe-room two lentltmen or two I ad lei. Ll 2- SALE malo«8. all frulu and v^getabltfl. Open 0796, PREBTIOB LOCATION — Immediate man to atart Immadlatel,|/ In permanent Fleftwood Dr. Hailet. 5M-I412. nirirtmenl. Tile bath. Nlci realdentlal food pavlna loJolb EK lent ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOOM 7 day* a wn»k 7 a.m. to fl p,m. aectlon. Heat Included. 190. Available 6-10:30 p.m. BUS DRIVER APPLICATIONS — Now OAHLEU Bnos. Farm and Nur«»?ry, FURNISHED ~ Three btdrooma, hoi orf Sycamore Ave. Living room, din< tomitlons, Iwnui, medical plan ....and. Two dais miens, one acreen, araath- September 1. Call Schwelzer Real Be- water oil, lease, no pets, $111. monlh, Ing room, Mtchtti, three OfdroomsTIB, ga* CUBTOM SPLIT LEVEL wUrTfTrTpTac^ tthar company beneffta provided. No bping received by Holmdel Twp. Bonrd arstrlpped, complete, ready to hang. South St.. Holmdel, opposite Bendlx. late Aceney. 7ST-0123 or 787-5889 of Education. Part-time posltiona. Con. available November 1. 1962 Dennla K. raire. Hall acre. Veta no $ downn, Non in living room. Latest In kitchen anl nptrlanca necessary. WP win train Nothing extra to buy. Call today. Byrne, 8 W. River Hi., Rumson ft<2< vet low down. Bei |t, than call SH 7- dining area-glass doori. Three bar!- - rni, larninia to atart, »100. pel week. tact secretary of Bnarrf.. P. o. Box 312. FOLDING WHEEL CHAIR — Adlusl THREE-ROOM FlIONIBHED APART- Holmdel. or call CO 4 M38 for further able height leg rest, $75. Hospital bed MENT — All UtilUleu. llBO.^ rooma. 1'^ tile baihii. finished recrsa- $23.88 wo levela side award rails. Ha. Cal tlon room, laundry room, family room Call' p«rsonnal dlractor, SH 1-4328 'e-ekeuds. 2J2-3S)S. MANY FURNISHED ami iinfurnlnhet PORT MONMOUTH-Four-room house, extra H tiled bath, On quiet Installation optional THREE ROOMS — All Improvement! rental* In nil alzes ant) price?. Ella enclosed front porch, double xarfljfp, rltAj-ft Rnad, nppoalte Monmouth GRAVELY" TRACTOR and attachments. Wiltshire; Aicency Keaitors. HftO Ocean BARTENDER SITUATIONS WANTED, Female PROWN'S yard, heat, quiet. Garage Included Call work shop, aluminum windows and Shopping Center Eatontown. Call build* Will ie.l Beperttfjy. RCP] gangmnweri,after 4 p.m. 7B7-W.1 Ave., Sea .Bright, X. J. 842-0004, Opin doors, gas heat, plot 75x100. 787-4*06. er »t CA 2-M2S. ror cocktail jjunaje. Call 8H ^•m^ Rr 1 1 Red B nk SH 1 75M prrfect for nut at" rut *•"»" BWOI; jtwt; seven ilnyi. (or appointment. WOMAN — Wlshea to mind child or " " "• * ' children In her own home. Middletown SHORT-WAVE RAD'to — National NC- itesrlng milky, (3f); rfltar? plow, $M; HIGHLAND8 — TixTtn rooma furnUhed MATAWAN - Four bedrooma. ltvini. 81. W5. Phone MJ-1750. Perfect condi- raclor a'nnr, JUR. flH 1 SfiO3. ^5. utilities Included Four rooma. fur* FURNISHED — I.»rjv Uota. t Catharlna St., Red Bank. 671-1831 bargain pricoi. New or used. AAC Dealt 8MALI- FURNIRHEO COTTAGE -r- RELIABLE WOMAN wlahea to take vate entrance, all ulllltlea Inehidsd. Pri-fluitable for couple iw a monlh. Pur. Batik area $23,600. Phdht 2S4-8H2 Night Phone 566-lftM kxPJBRirNMD HAN WANTElT- For SPLIT RAIL FENCE (aniline Cheat- *•- Rt. 35. Oakhunt. KE 1-3990 vate parkins lot. 8EA BR1OHT BAD- Drien fvenlnga and Sundays :are of children In her home. 15? nlah own heal. 787-2227. PHII.IP J* BOWERS A CO. • aardwara and houseware atore, to Maple Ave. HH 7-2609. Will board. nut 12.73 per full in' aectlon laectlon SMALL UPRTaHT PIANO B1NTON. SQUASH ANO RACQUET vventually take over as manager. Do ll two rails, one post), caah and car- CLUB, Box 32*. Bea Brlgtit. JIMltM. NEW SHREWSBURY. — UnfurnlahMl. Real SRtate Since tB!H. RUMSON — Five rooma. aunny coriiitr! *15O or best -offer 100 x 100 fully iHndjHraped lol lart* •ot faply ' unleaa you state experience MATURE WOMAN wishes to mind ry. Delivered. 12.95 In 10 lection or 787*4113 $1 l.V Thr»e brdrooin Cape Cm| nice WALTER 8. OVERTOK Affiliate expansion with atnlrj anrt flooring. At* ' Boi Ml. Red Bank, N. J. ' le. SH I-11B9- '»t.. 8H J-M00. MOVINO MONDAY — Chlrfae modtrr utti It leu supplied, pr«rer adult a, way- medlatplv. THE MBIBTRICH AQKNCY Red Btnk tachnil garage, full cellar, oil heat. 35 bedroom set. matching cleih. Mat' tide. Reasonable rent. PR 5-3975, Oppoalle Municip il Parking Lot Forreit AVP. $16,WO. Call for appoint* %t' d h ixjtpr.njri s on H' HIOHLANP9 — Thrfp-room apartment ment, _8«.O7O6, EAST KEANSBUflO—Fuur-room houst, enslne anil twin. W furnlahr-d. All utilities, first floor. Cal WBST~Lattfd BRANCH — Mnri,"toTlnii Iron iltnetir French provincial Sftft per month, utilities not Included H72-1H06 Call 737*3213. __^ OAKHUKST — Split level, eight roomi, near srhooU and college, nrnciwii. twn pair n( nr UPM llvlnR room story Colonial, nnt too larce. nnt ton Custom clr pps. flrrplacc equipment. FURNISHED APARTMENT — Two 1H Im tha. fenced yurd. many *xlri>a. MEDIATE orcUPjWCY — bnuntry $18,000. KrnrNl TomHinl Rtai Kit its imall, OverlnnhltiK lake tn park-tike Ml* 8710166, rooms on flnt floor. Prlvntf rntranor. cottAge, iltualed on ftrrn, noar Middle* ting containing these oiUrtAndlng fea- utlllticfi Included, coup)* only, $70. Call Agency,_CA S-WOT. COMVl.KTK SET of T equipment and town Village. Bultabia for small family tur^i: First door llvlnc room with CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1 CA 2-R9O. parts. Hum pqulpmcnt. Enlargnr anf or eouplfl, $100 month. Can bt leen by real wood-burning fireplace, Form*! din- RED BANKS BEftT -ppolntment. OB 1*0181. ln(t rmim. IBDJCP. romtortahle kitchen, A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! darkroom *n front porch Cult bait*- parts. Cftli CA 2-711611 way to jTnrnRp. quint fine ntmoaphere. rafe, Octobpr 1 occupancy. ElAVOOP HOLMUKl^CULTS NECK mfnt. tint wstrr-'nU hest, phi* two-car UARLBORO-KRJCEHOU) ARCAI f)fiaeh»fJ gsrajre. Truly a gem r>f a Building Contractor I Painting and Decorating n!hMADISON QAHDENS V A. ARMSTRONO AOENr*V Realtor, Adding Machine! — Typewriters -Anton f817liuin 5M Pntspecl Av»., Lmir silver, HH 1. Dulch La lit Rd. HU ). Marlboro listing, Lei ui sbnw you — you will rm of antique furnitu l?lJi? »'• SH 1-7O3 AUDINO MACHINES - Typawrlten RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CAni^ B. JONES — Painting and dec- 4Mn P.O. Ho« 33J very pteaned. Klrm prtre of Kn.WO tvild. rented, repaired, aerplco'a 101 Blor., wlndowi. eldlnt. awn In orating. On tiers I contracting, Fully CA 2-725*. rwo~ FUHNISHRD APARTMKNTS" warrnnis your Immediate Irtapertlnn. rloortinjt Brimly Hoolt Bny. All y*»r- . lln Mill tfoomoutli fit,, Red Bank. SH 7-oiR.% 611 7-2S93 t 51. I-4S2S. I nun red. Krrc Entlmatefi. 4.1 Monroe HUM RON ~~ 1UPI.KX — Llvtnpr,,- Kitrli#n, dining H. TKICHTGR AOENCY, 217 Oc^nnport Ave, fllireivsbury, W. J. 747-3011. 7 with id, R)I utilities, inndern hnth. Con- iren, thret h ilrr>nmN, m bathi. mivl- RlX-ltOOM lUiMK - With nrei AO 1.1 3-3.VM. h 21" puMont Wlevl- ' tirttncrrtl nxnUnUlr a^pifmb^r 1. Antiques Wanted , rnmbhiatton 21" " tPlevlslontlil . radio •nofith. I'llHtlea not In- Mhny nhu trr**** NVflr .ihoi'i'Jnx ^rcn F Cesspool Cleaning vlctroln, An la, $20. Cora hi nation Ui«d. Hniror ;. I'HII 2UI.VM9 or OB l and rallroi).! nut ion. 3H Willow Dr., i.,, at.ng. fldnsrftl Contracting, fully in. !TM_jifter 6 • "•> RI1v»r. VttH ..WHIT, SH 7-Mlll. , illnlng nrpn. fireplace, plne-pan- Old Dollt. KUDI, l«weiry, cut glass SEPTIC TANKS, dry welli lervlced. Hired. Twenty ypara experience. Freo radio iind vlctmiu, roidlng cu ridge, $5 EH leleil, lipamed playroom U'x20' with 'furniture. Civil Wnr booki. Appr&liali Leeching flsld added. H&ckhoi work. •illmaltB, all 1-6191 arter 0 p.m. KenutlfiiUy nituutr.l. private entrance, MOHKL HOME lilniislerl enlranc* off flsitiiinn* patio. raada. Olltnjia BH 7-1141. C. II. Wllion Btl 1-18IS. litllitlFi supnllrd. CA i-MM. Kf) HANK — Foiirbrdronm rnlnnlR.. tUS Vnmc\ "linir" i-ont," "in** 7," lift; xi'»'l!cnt inRRtlnn. NPUP public ind pa-Featured In OIKHI Houiekeeptng mUfi- Workahop-lnunrtry In dry hftnr>ment. ga Plumbing and Heating riill- rii-rn, A'nn available furninhifl. till F1XIT RBFIUQEHATION - FUEL OILL A 1UCATINO—CalUA l fill 1- heating Oil humor corvlcs. 24-hour 2UH) hftwppn 9 am) i p.m. iwij.ate occupancy. R?m I'.'ftO per iiMtnmini, fur ma I illrilng room over- Owmr SH 1-OT)!». Wtibera, tirytri, air conditlonfrn, any 06iu onn DeliveryDli , iinc. . servicsi e •ervlct;. 811 7-3827. innlh, fill ]-irtH, ooking patlu with gas lights and —• ttouiehold or commercial HpplUnrp. 3 Herbert n Red Bank. TWo'"iV~nrtlnng~lWuBr"KiViirhri>nr fj" Pour-room. Iwo^i-Tiroomti. irook, ll\lng room wlTh lire-! LUXVRY RANCH MOUSE Service charga only |3.6O. Call 'Idi- ' I't'ifi \Hvt\ \n\>lt. ro^t |53fl new, lk bnth. drvpr Avallatiln Novemhrr 1. SifX) -\ month pfiiR utll.tfM. 7H7-I?M ilacr, pniratirft hall,, modern kltcritcri- Linrroftft. QiiaQualiiv-tut.Il t ti'miiee LlvlrtLgg S710, 1110 High Avr., Union l.eac-h. Radio and TV Repair USD, will Ififlt a llfftlmc Mrnl tot irnfiirnlRfierf. J1.1O. garage. Air rnn-room, Cormat four b#ii» Home Improvement* r«crpntlon room, 7fl7-9fi9l. flH 1-fi7M j APPLIANCE HE FAIR and Inntilln A-Z Radio-Tele vtalon llepalr Serv- IVE-ROOM APAnTMKNT — Avail- turnncci, all appllancra, nni two hathsi mairl'ii rm, WORKING MAN'S contractor—Altor- 1 1 Mr. 112.1 n monlh, Call between 5 and arppiniK and drapes, Aik- tlon. Reildential and commBrclavl wlr ice. Prompt. Iteannnahle, 90 Mori' 0" PKWAI/J Uftillnl Arm flaw IOUSB F»R ItKNT -- n'rii Bank," twg 1 and bath. Many other ctmom luatnrea. |n», AlKn Electric. BH 7-M13. ___ atlons, addition!, painting, rnaionry, moutft St., fad Bank. BH 1-7B53. or will tradf for piano lufn ticdrooniti, nil tu'nt s isur fl h ! t l Etl and all tlioif little loba. Bvenlaia LO HI! 1 •»,«!, flll 1-2M2 aft- TMRKK-linOM .- (^i-npt^allve type home, Principals only, ail M.94L (517 U. Auctioneer Roofing, Siding and Insulation kiinrtinctita. 6 o'c ment, $54 per miimli rtlliUm I i lical, stonn ann. IIIIIIIIK nrrn. Oil 1 ivii, Tlirro nmiiin nnr| tintli *•( Prlrv.i fnr lm- l-W»l. when you Insurt your HOME, AUTO. it mod* , ««v*»ral In the niiigli v l.walcl. Yfjirlv. J1IHI, 1,1 fired l.:i5i-lK>i.ril ln-itl. JlG*j it month, 'AIR IIAVKN OI-SON CO. INC.—Hoollns, Blfllni * iiHVHMt nr OA :-MV, lirgt fill* HO 'j-:n:n. yaclit, outboard. Insurance tttt'titiRti r-halm and ilnglrii. PUclier nnri-(l ntul paltfri ' Mlfijj. JiTLAN'TIC* IMt.fiJ.ANIiS - J,l->vel Auto and Truck Rental tor 10 yeara. PR 5-O701V—'!i|iiiei| rlihin hrlc-'-hn niodi-ni ni(i i'fll'1". tw.i li,>,|nn> [ runrh, Three hnlrouniri. 'l 3 liathn, mrnl- tWlfl—Itent a new car or [ruck. Low AF lTirpeaenl ini •i-lry, lln ami woml items. Cull hfil, BnrnKf. y.Mirly, I If aneaf Want a Datter dasiT Call Du kllrhi'ii mid Imlli, rire,»t:n^. |m U'ln- itn corner fern throiifttmut. Lovely wnn<;e>i loca- rntfe Ma|>l» Avr., (ted Utink. 811 7 TeL Answering Service Ma ni|i|)ll<- <-M.8. fain ll v niDin with f|ri*plac«. lo inlii calls, 'ii hour *niw*r,ri» TIIIIWB"POOMi " Il-in~" prlv wnlcr T'rlvnic Building Contractor Painting HASTII HoHK " Living n>im iiln)ii)(ftif,it. iervlo« 8H 1-4100. trnncf, an in 11 IM en, |l<» a rfiimt, twn lutttx tlui'c lifdriMH > IIW.'i |IIH fHNI t\[ 'in Owner ODD JOBR - Calntlng Bt Ita (Inait. PAINT DISCOUNTS AVAltnhla. Hi>|it*ml>i>r ft, N-t'i or>(l>. A. J, PICON Hi - Hathi, ttllCDem Tt- lliarwln A Wmiimi, Duront, Kemtone, nrilANCK AdKNfY HfHtior Near ruritway, nt -lll Khhli lnn ( modeled. Con*mlo tile, flalaa. lmt«l- lAantltl and comtno rclal. Low a it Vacuum Cleaner Repair Ulvcr Oflka, Poiir tipdrooms two (lied PH. Havana, BH 1-8&17, >cink A Dunn. Havn on pnlnla now at IM.icAaANT"Thit,l "flnor. l!tr* Pi . H-*d Hunk nit 7-.»:w»7. lallnn. 03 L.tnnardvitl« fid.. Leonardo BLKOTHOLUX ainirtriipnl, unfiinilnlird, Orif li i liltiiu>n, fitrm hnuia ntyle, »tt in lift l (is. Living rrxtm. iirlck nrcplar*, JJI-M77 or ni-2120 _ PROWN'S wont mi, ti ni»\ loi-nllon. M<:K[ar KAMI IIAVKN Itl [i< dlnlm ninni, rmxUrn kltrtion, full tin.**- Saiti BtrClcfl Suppiira HI t'llnl, I.lvn-B mv Imp irri'M. ArhlnR Sift.WM). f'HAfl. Painting and Decorating (01 I'roiDect Ave, Lime mtver Km 2 Jtroatf flt. flH 1.7300 K«tt Uttik J O If 'J'JNJiAM.. Kt-Hltnr, lft K. Yrnnt Bt., menl. flulnhrd rpc rcHllon room, ert- tUILDBH - NsV homei, room ad in, IIIICIIPII, clnsfif I'rircfi, •itlrirfii''. (Timer KJf»» ilttnna. baiement and *Ulo roomi. LOIM6 CAflfJAN - Talnter, decorator, prompt lioma *ervlce or fra« cli«rliiip. efflc fir*- .t HnnK. • RU um;m piperhanier, 3& yean experlenci. 43 on your Blaclrolui, call PR UOtWl or Ii, Itiiiah Hug, . Mnclf Orange, Allm, rib-.i iif PiiTirllllmi thrriiiKhont. AfUlnr *2B.(VW. Hifflhcni, K«ra|t! rapalrfl anil tlt«r- R tna|(|t nrrvlrf nnd nlllltlc Kp . n,illily. • - Fntir*h«.tnmm Ruiaell M, Hornn Ren 1 torn. B00 Hlv«r •tloni. Herbert Uiginrauch. BH 15J01 JhiplD Ave- 111 1-1701 mrter • p.m. BH iaaia iimeii HtlUrH. Many otheri. 3'-B', ten rey Molrll, lit. K M2- RKU, ~ u\n or 19. Oifl*TD3 HN I.. MINIJcill, ItKALTOItH. nt conrHilnn, b«it nrt,. Fair Havrn. RH 7-lMJ. Memhar 3233 3 WO. r.^f Coil. Kneel crfi. 118.600, Multiple Lilting Service location, on tluaa 22-Fi#«y,'Au«u*t 3L, 1962 BED BANK B£GIS1XB WM. S. GARKISON AGENCY J. ESTER RIGBY ASSOCIATES, INC. STANLEY K. DOWNS REALTORS REALTOR THE LOW AGENCY REALTORS 804 thrvmlwrf Avwnua *, H*w Shrewsbury, N. J. REALTORS 741-7741 "Hornet a Cham to* Vtlue" 636 River Road Fair Havan Maude P. Sparkes, Residential Sales Mgr. SHidyside H017 LABOR DAY BARGAINS B SH 1-4477 Opan Evary Day SH 1-0804 — 22 E. FRONT ST., RED BANK Member Multiple Lirttog Service Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing CLOSE TO TOWN , buses, stores. Three-bedroom colonial, cen- MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE ter hall, full dining room, breakfast area, breezeway, basement, Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury two-car garage. Excellent condition. FHA appraised at $19,500. EXCEPTIONAL NAVESINK WATERFRONT May buy for $18,900. UVER RIGHTS - Picturesque colonial on a gentle knoll. Indi- Overlooking the magnificent River Vista, this beautifully-bull WHITE BIRCH, SINGING BROOK, TWO ACRES — A setting right out of fairy land. Builder's own home with many extras. LOOK AT WIDE OPEN SPACES - River, parkway from three- ridual custom-built brick and frame home-only two yean old, English Colonial brick and frame large home provides the ideal Five bedrooms, 2>/ baths, tremendous family room with fireplace, l Beautifully decorated with great charm. Center hall. Living room letting for life by the water. Whether you use the deep water 2 bedroom split level, l /i baths, 23 ft. recreation room, large plot, ipacious screened porch with privacy. Two-car garage. Reduced excellent plantings. $19,950. 16x24 with fireplace. Formal dining room, deluxe kitchen dish,- dock, or merely sit on the awninged patio surrounded by 3)4 o $46,900. washer, breakfast area, den 21 feet, spacious screened porch, lour lovely acres, you can appreciate the tax-free luxury. (The BUILT TO LAST — Plastered walls, ceramic bath, two-bedroom bedrooms, 2"4 baths. Master suite 27x18, full basement, paneled rented guest cottage pays the taxes.) This exciting new listing JUMSON — WONDERFUL FOR A FAMILY — Charming 35-year ranch, dishwasher and electric range in efficiency kitchen, lovely game room, two-cat garage. Includes wall-to-wall carpet and two has five master bedrooms, V/i baths, Spanish tile floor and dining aid colonial in excellent condition on spacious, beautifully land- paneled and jalousied den, full cellar old Shrewsbury special for air conditioners. Shade trees, finest locatjon. Really a luxurious room, ball and large den. $90,000. scaped lot. Living room 18x39 with fireplace and magnificent $18,250. lome-perfection in every detail. Exceptional value! $44,500. view, formal dining room, wonderful kitchen with eating space and laundry area. Intimate den and lavatory, two-car garage. 3EDROOMS GALORE **- Four of them In modern ranch. Two RUMSON — V/, acres. Estate area. Fabulous ranch home, like JOYOUS LIVING Second floor has five bedrooms, three of which are master size. full baths, kitchen table and chairs are bonus, large cellar, at- new. Center hall, gracious living toom 30x16 with fireplace. Three-bedroom ranch with custom-built swimming pool. Devel Two baths. Offered at $41,250. tached garage, three-fifths acre on dead-end street. Only $19,000, Paneled den tiled powder room, formal dining room 17x14. Ultra oped for the family that enjoys life, indoors and outdoors. Den, GE kitchen, dishwasher, two wall ovens. Breakfast room, four recreation room, built-in bar, stockade fence are extra feature CAPE COD IN CHARMING AREA — Compact house priced right. WALK TO THE STATION from efficent three-bedroom ranch in twin bedrooms, two tiled baths. Maid's bedroom and tiled bath. that provide the utmost livability at 533,500. Living room, spacious kitchen, two bedrooms and tiled bath. One- ,ittle Silver. 24-foot living room, spacious kitchen, enclosed breeze- Large patio terrace. Two-car garage. Many extras. Wall to car garage. Second floor has large bedroom with play area. Ask- way, attached garage. Only $130 to heat. $19,900. wall broadloom. Washer and dryer. Convenient to golf club and ing $16,900. A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT MINE-ROOM SPLIT LEVEL in fins residential area. Four large beach. Incomparable at $55,000. Very attractive Little Silver home with professional landscaping x'drooms, 2'/2 baths, playroom, all purpose room, separate laun- COLONIAL HOME - Attractive setting. Post and rail fence. Make this cottage a showplace. Four bedrooms, two baths, full ry, children can walk to exceptional school. Draperies, carpeting Stately maple trees. Picturesque brook. Fireplace in the living thrown in. 10% down. $22,200. dining room, large enclosed porch and flagstone patio. 527,900 'RICED RIGHT - DESIGNED RIGHT room. Dining room, TV den, three double bedrooms, V/i baths. You will appreciate the good planning of this Split Level home, SARDENER'S DELIGHT with specimen shrubbery, fruit trees and Attached garage, basement. Immediate possession. A home you COUNTRY LIVING AT THE JERSEY SHORE perennials in profusion. Large fenced lot, four-bedroom split level will be proud to own! Very special—$23,900. especially the generous size of the modern kitchen with wall oven l Here is a lovely colonial with five wooded acres offering beautiful and the separate dining area. Gracious entry hail, spacious living /i baths, large recreation room, cellar, two-car garage. Imme- "Wide Selection of Choice Homes with Early Possession" seclusion ami privacy, in the heart of Rumson's estate area, clos room, recreation room, three bedrooms, tile bath, lavatory, laun- iiate occupancy. Public or parochial schools. $25,900. to all conveniences and only five minutes from the ocean. Large dry, garage. Large, fully landscaped lot. 10% down F.H.A. ar- SHadyside 1-1017 living area with master bedroom and bath on the first floor. Three ranged or $3,000 assumes 43/,% mortgage. Approximately $118 ,IVE LIKE A KING — California has nothing on this. Four large bedrooms and bath an the second floor. Charming flagstone ter- per month pays all. bedrooms in ranch, two full baths, picture windowed living room, race. Full basement with workshop. A property we are proud t REALISTICALLY PRICED-$17,500 :xceptionally large kitchen, dishwasher, recreation room completi STANLEY K. DOWNS offer at $49,500. with bar, cellar, screened porch, two-car garage AND a custom DELIGHTFUL RANCH i iuilt 20x40 swimming pool. Completely private. The lawn is per 'rime Middletown Village location, lot 100x156, exceptionally fine ect. Looking for a quick sale at $33,500. landscaping, fruit trees, wooded background. Living room with ALLAIRE - FARROW AGENCY * fireplace and thermopane picture window, dining area, lovely iUMMER LIVING ALMOST OVER? Not in this house! Indoor Monmouth County's Oldest Real Ettste Firm REDDEN AGENCY kitchen, laundry, three bedrooms, tile bath. Plaster walls, jalou- leated swimming pool—16x32— in room 18x38. Allen Brothers lied porch for pleasant living. Garage, storage, tool shed. Many custom-built. Built-in barbecue in sun room, Formica walls in 199 Broad Street, Red Bank-SH 1-3450 Realtors - Insurors ixtras. iath, all Westinghouse kitchen, carpets, drapes, air-conditioning, - Member Multiple Listing Service intercom. Many extras. Pool filter and equipment, brook on Member of Red Bank Multiple Listing Service ASKING - $19,900 property, many lovely old trees, city water, oversize septic tank, WEST LONG BRANCH — Beautiful owner-built three-bedroom FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY all sliding Thermopane doors, $44,900. ranch, large living room with fireplace, separate dining room, 301 Mapla Ave., cor. Bergen PI. Rad Ban 'ransferred owner has moved, offers split level, top condition, large kitchen with breakfast area, screened porch, full cellar, fine Middletown neighborhood. Lovely entry hall, spacious liv- NEW COLONIAL RANCH -i Oak Hill neighborhood. Three bed- garage. Best built in best area, Formerly $27,500, now $22,500. ing room, dining area, kitchen with wall oven, generous cabinet rooms, two baths. Living room has raised hearth fireplace. Din- Firm. We have key, 741-9100 and counter space, three bedrooms, 1% baths, paneled recreation ing room, large kitchen with dishwasher, sliding glass doors. Full room, basement, garage. Fully landscaped acre lot. Close to cellar, two-car garage. Huge expansion attic, plumbing and heat- RIVER PLAZA — Cape Cod with two bedrooms up (12x18 each) transportation by train or bus, school and churches ing roughed in. $33,200. and two bedrooms down, bath and a half, modern kitchen with THREE-BEDROOM COLONIAL - ID Little Silver. Large living eating area, full cellar with outside entrance, over-sized garage, room with fireplace, front porch, dining room, kitchen with break- FULL PRICE - $21,900 Members of the Red Bank Multiple Listing Service fast area, 1J£ baths, dry basement, two-car garage, lot 100x175, large patio. Price $16,900, firm. Owner leaving area. Existing near transportation, school and shopping, $19,900. MATTHEW J. GILL FHA mortgage may be assumed. LITTLE SILVER RANCH — With over an acre of property, in- JOSEPH G. McCUE, REALTOR WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM), cluding many fruit trees, dogwoods, vegetable garden, and shaded "The Broker Who Knows Middlefown" Realtors of Rumson Since 1905 • walk with fish pond. Fireplace in living room, dining room, HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN 30 RIDGE ROAD, RUMSON, N. J 23 RIDGE ROAD RUMSON family kitchen, three bedrooms, paneled den, basement play- OS 1-3200 OS 1-2917 842-0444 842-0600 room, small greenhouse. Near school and shopping. Excelleni neighborhood. $22,500. THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR OVER RUMSON — Right in Pine Ridge. Here's a modem six-room, two- SHREWSBURY OFFERINGS 37 YEARS EXPERIENCE bath home, ideal for thoss who would live in a beautiful section but IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY — Four-bedroom ranch,tin excellei COUNTRY GENTLEMEN LITTLE SILVER - BEAUTIFULLY PLANTED BIG PLOT! without the burden of acreage to maintain. Features a fireplace, condition. Landscaped grounds, dead-end street. Two baths, twi Meticulous custom design appointments include large entrance SMALL HOUSE! Foyer, living and dining rooms, den, kitchen, bright, dry cellar, full two-car garage and tool shed. All in far car garage, playroom, baseboard heat, vacant, we have key. foyer, spacious living room with colonial fireplace, executive dining three bedrooms and bath, flag patio, basement recreation room, better than new condition, Showplace grounds. Our privilege to $25,500. room, large deluxe kitchen, four king sized bedrooms, three tile full downstairs, attic, one-car attached garage. Flower and vege- show this pretty property to you. Asking $34,400. table gardens. Trees! 522,500. LAGOON WATER FRONT — Colonial home In Rumson. Cent, baths, family den and spacious fun room, basement, attached two- DOLL HOUSE — Completely modernized six-room Rumson home. ball, large living room and dining room, four bedrooms, 2>A baths, car garage, complimentary tree shaded grounds is wise buy at $38,500. RUMSON - OLDER COLONIAL - MOST ACCESSIBLE NEIGH Bright modem kitchen and bath. New furnace in cellar. A rocking •mall den, playroom, two-car garage, lovely rear garden, $44,750. BORHOOD! Near Boro bus, churches, all schools area. Centei porch tinder a tremendous oak. FHA approved. $14,300. TWO-FAMILY - RED BANK hall, living and dining rooms, four bedrooms, one bath, kitchen, porches. Low taxes. $13,000. PRETTIEST STREET IN TOWN — The approach is important. So HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Enjoy the 20' living room with fireplace, large porch, kitchen, two is the view from your lawn. We feel sure you'll like what you see n[xi:ifs.xifurr[:]iiiim;!imnpL!jiiiji t:; !J-H!dn:nT.i;i iL:;:;!i i!iniTMm.Tr!:Ji[jn;j.ii;ii!iiir!ji;iji bedrooms, and bath — let the four rooms up pay taxes and main- LITTLE SILVER WATERFRONT! DOCK and RECREATIONA when we show you this very special home. Even though it needs tenance. Basement. Two-car garage, deep lot with trees yet BOATHOUSE! Owner wants Florida immediately. Beautiful plot, paint, it's, appealing. Features fireplace, full dining room, newly close to everything. Don't miss this at $20,200. (City sewers too !) trees and shrubs. Living room-dining area with huge stone fire- enlarged family room with a sunny bay window looking out in 160' Short of space? . . . This is the place! place, two bedrooms, tiled bath and powder room, cheery tiled of private yard, three large bedrooms and two full baths. The BEST VALUE OF YEAR ! 1 ! screen porch has been added to also. As we saidt'^otMI like it. It's You're invited to match this superb value! Handsome ranch kitchen, delightful patio, twfrcar garage. Sacrifice. Asking $37,500. near the river too. $30,500. /• boasting gracious foyer, spacious living room with fireplace, dining SILVERBROOK PARK room, delightful kitchen, three bedrooms (master 18x17 with luxuri- RUMSON — Delightfully located. Beautiful V/2 acres. Trees! Love- AT WEST LONG BRANCH ous second bath), basement playroom, covered porch, two-car ga- ly, easily maintained rancher. Attractive living room-dining area WILLIAM H. HINTELMANNJFIRM) rage. Yes, the taxes went DOWN this year! ! Hurry, hurry. with fireplace, three bedrooms, two baths, modern kitchen, rest Member Multiple Lilting Service^ Ten Rooms of Luxury $24,900. ful secluded patio (ideal for swimming pool), basement, two-cai Every room completely finished. attached garage, school buses half block away. Asking $33,900. Three custom models to choose 19,990 LITTLE SILVER RIVER OAKS - RANCHER - LOCATION AFFORDS UNUSUAL RAY VAN HORN REALfbRS from. Brick and frame four-bedroom, two bath rancher, with large fami- PRIVACY — Three bedrooms, two tiled baths, living room, dining OVER A QUARTER CENTURY DIBEOTlONBl .-HOT. IS to Wall Bl. (OK EstonUwn Circle) contlpM ly room, modern kitchen, and formal dining room. There is a two- room, kitchen, full basement, attached garage. Many extras in- •a W«U St. to ffalnntr Ave.. ten felt on CUiw» Ave to moieiU. . car garage and about one-acre of landscaped ground. Exceptional cluding deluxe stove, built-in china closets, breakfast bar, washer, Member Multiple Listing Service FOR INFORMATION CALL SH 1-1200 value. Immediate occupancy. Asking $29,900. dryer, etc. Good value. Asking $26,000. FIVE-YEAR OLD SPLIT - Five bedrooms. 2V4 baths. Plot I25x MIDDLETOWN OFFICE OFFERING 225. Pretty trees. Family room, Formica kitchen, formal dining MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVIC! room, washer, dryer, combination windows. At the low, low price ASSUME GI V/tf, MORTGAGE of $24,500. ENJOY YOUR LABOR DAY WEEKEND $111 pays all. Why pay rent when you can own this large four DOWN PAYMENT OF $1,848 A 40 FOOT SWIMMING POOL - Sparkling, lighted and filtered. bedroom, two full baths home. Recreation room, ' French fencing. Charter oak and 30 other big trees. Charming ... BUT REMEMBER , ached garage. Eight rooms in all. Excellent neighborhood - To qualify buyer. Two-year-old Williamsburg colonial, three . four-bedroom cut stone and shingle colonial, den, mirrored die' ideal for large family. Best commuting facilities. Near schools four bedrooms. In Hazlet's finest home section. Living room, room with corner cupboards, fireplace. Two-car garage. $32,' and shopping. Price $18,000. dining room, kitchen, IJ^ baths, jalousied foyer, play room, laundr) room, one-car garage, wood storage area, ten closets, corner loi RIVERFRONT — Dock, very atraclive newly painted eight-room TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOMES 95x105, beautifully landscaped. House is in excellent condition in colonial. Log-burning fireplace, oil heat, spacious porch secluded The Dowstra Agency and out, all fenced in, aluminum screens, storms and doors, Ve- grounds, acre plot. Many trees. Asking $35,000. Taxes $776. netian blinds, clothes washer and dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting, WALKER & WALKER upstairs living room, hallway and dining room, city sewage, situ- "BOATSMAN'S PARADISE" — Heavy dock, deep water, like-new REALTORS ated close to schools, churches, transportation, heated by ga brick and frame rancher. Paneled living room with window wall Will kaap laboring to bring you tha vary bait 661 Broad Street Shrewsbury, N. J, FHA appraised. $18,475. Approximate monthly payment, $135. facing river, fireplace. Three big bedrooms, 20 closets, two tiled SHadyside 1-5212 baths, Formica kitchen, two-car garage. Many other features raai aitata and 2mur«nea larvica poniblal Routs 35-Acrosi from Shop Rite Market, Middletown, N. J. Asking $45,000. Offer invited. • . OS 1-2126 OS 1-3311 CO 4-5212 SUBJECT TO VA AND FHA APPRAISALS 804 River Road SHadyside 7-4100 Fair Haven, N. J. Member Multiple Listing Service 91 E. FRONT ST. SHadyiide 1-8700 SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP CASEY'S AGENCY, BROKER HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE 24-HOUR SERVICE HIGHWAY 35, FLEETWOOD DRIVE RUMSON - Retired. Inspect HAZLET, NEW JERSEY « BRING THE CHILDREN - Spa- this jewel of a home. Custom- built frame ranch. Large living HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE cious home on tree-lined street. PHONE 264-844* NIGHT PHONE 566-1854 Large living room with fireplace, room with fireplace, large L din- Gracious Family Living modern kitchen with breakfast ing room, modern kitchen, two OPEN EVENINGS area. Master bedroom, den and bedrooms, two tiled baths win- PRE-OPENING INVITATION ... tiled bath on main level. Two terized jalousied windowed Flori- At ... bedrooms, plus gameroom for da room, attached heated two. car garage, exceptional base- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE children upstairs. Full basement, screened porch, two blocks from ment, hot air gas, formal plot. HOUSES FOR SALE RUMSON — On dead-end street. school. Excellent location. Now Reduced to $34,400. MIDDLETOWN — In Oak Hill, «ll Ranch style home on approxi- Reduced to $17,900, RUMSON — Inviting frame ranch exceptionally large rooms, oversize two- mate one-acre lot. Three bed- Asking in convenient area. Living room car garage, one acre. 08 1-1367. rooms, two baths, excellent rec- with fireplace, three bedrooms, NEW SHREWSBURY — Five-year-old, nine-room oversized split. Four bed- reational area on premise for RUMSON SECLUSION - l'/2 attached garage, full dry base- CHESTNUT at LITTLE SILVER, N. J. rooms three baths, wall-to-wall carpet, children as well as grown-ups. acres of flowering shrubs and ment, hot air oil. Reduced to recreation room with fireplace, finished "Luxury Living in a Distinctive Waterfront Setting" basement with billiard table and bar, Ideal grounds for landscaped shade trees. Paneled living $23,000. THREE MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM screened porch, two-car garage, two planning. Many shade trees. room with stone fireplace, flag- acres brook. Transferred, owner must Near transportation. Asking stone planting area and built-ins. RUMSON - Public school area. FALLS lell Immediately. J29.5OO. LI 2-O9M. $24,800. Dining, room with adjoining cov- Inviting two-story frame building, Colonial Style Split Level Bi-Level 151 HIGHWAY 36, Port Monmouth — ered patio, modern kitchen in- living-dining, den, modern kitch- 3(1x60 ranch. 103*200 highway frontage. RED BANK — Quiet residential cluding dishwasher and break- en, two bedrooms, hot water oil. Froln $24,990 From $25,990 From $27,500 6>A acres In back o{ ranch home $14,000. DIRECTIONS: Hwy. S3 south to Sycamore Ave., left oh Sycamore 787-3945. section. Four-year old home fast area, Three master bed- Tinton Ave., north of . to Branch Aye; right on Branch (Little Silver R.R. Etatlon) to BAVK COMMISSION, buy direct from with four bedrooms, two baths, rooms, two tiled bathrooms, full Slvcrsld*-Ave.; left on Bllv«rsld« to models. builder. New eight-room custom-built large gameroom. Home in ex- Sycamore Ava., Tinton Falls split lew*. Four bedrooms, 114 baths. basement and attached two-car DENNIS K. BYRNE FOR INFORMATION CALL SH 1-1200 Lovely location. Low taxes. Call CA 2- cellent condition. Extras in- garage. !M52 or CA 2-8934, cluded in price are: Dishwash- REALTOR-INSUROR Now Offered At $33,900 8 West River Road Rumion HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE er, refrigerator, attic fan, dra Early Occupancy peries and Venetian blinds. Own- Phone 842-1150 er transferred. Asking FAIR HAVEN SPECIAL-Charm Member Multiple Listing MODELS OPEN ' $25,000. ing colonial on tree-shaded plot. Three large bedrooms, 1'/$ baths, IF YOU DON'T OWN SATURDAY, SUNDAY. AND fireplace, dining room, family GLAZEBROOK kitchen, porch, dry basement, YOUR OWN HOME LABOR DAY! . . THEM USE THE AGENCY Excellent neighborhood. Dish YOU'RE NOT TRYING REALTOR washer, attached garage. RED BANK $23,900. Four-bedroom house. Two btthi AVENUE OF TWO RIVERS 112,800. Red Bank Area Three-bedroom house S1Z.8OO SPLIT LEVEL $23,900 RUMSON RUMSON — $19,000. Three-bed- SHREWSBURY room colonial, Large living Three-bedroom • ranch, (18,900. Four bedrooms, 2% ceramic baths, foyer entrance, spa- 842-1700 LITTLE BILVEH cioui living room, full dining room, family room, mahog- SELLING YOUR room, cheerful, spacious kitch- Two-bedroom bungalow, $18,000. any paneled den, garage, cellar. / MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING en, study, screened porch, full basement, two baths. (One on HELP YOURSELF A LITTLE MIDDLETOWN-APPLEBROOK each floor). Hot water, oil heat. . . . CALL SH 7-0247 and I HOUSE? — Three-bedroom rancher, fire- Excellent neighborhood, wooded BI-LEVEL $22,900 s place in living room. Many trees lot. September occupancy. WILL DO THE REST , | Immediate occupancy. Priced at Three bedrooms, Vfc ceramic baths, very large living room, Priced to sell at $19,000. JOHN J. DEAN MLS ' $21,500. Anxiou5 for offers. full dining roam, family room, mahogany paneled den, Broad St. Shrewiburr two-car garage. Sell it fasti Liit with an MLS Realtor and you automatically WEART-NEMETH HALL BROS. get the services of over 150 salespeople. It stands to reason, AGENCY REALTORS SNYDER REALTORS^ EXTRAS INCLUDE that th* more prospective buyers you roach, the greater your REALTOR MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Established 1873 Properties — 125x200 s Member of Red Bank chances of selling. Thorn's no extra cost for this and the other 102 WEST FRONT ST. 813 River Road Fair Haven Multiple Listing All Homes Equipped with Diihwaihari and Dryers {•meet you receive when you list with an MLS Realtor. SHadyside 1-2240 SHadyside 1-7C86 THREE-BEDROOM, V/, BATH * Many Unusual Features • 24-HOUR SERVICE SPLIT LEVEL. Science kitchen, CALL TODAY! Member Red Bank Area LITTLE SILVER — Cape Cod. Living formal dining . area, recreation room, 13x141, dinette,' modern kitchen, room, attached garage, large cor- ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED • EXPERTLY BUILT __ Multiple Listing Service three bedrooms. 10% duwn to • I OPULAIWN EXPLOSloi „__"___ buyer. ner lot, 10% down to qualified PROPERLY PRICED YOU 7 Telei>hono us lmmefllntHy (or SIO.MO FHA or GI buyer. Selling at t unpletfily remodeled six-bedroom, three and onclmlf hath home with COI.ONIA1, HOME — UvlriK mom FHA appraisal of Saturday 10 to 6 Sunday 12:30 to 6 RED BANK AREA n.xes of $040. Living room )• inn- Hi'lO, full dining room, three bod rooms, $16,950. uny paneled 2ix"2l); din Ins with flre-Uit lOOxiftO. Ansumft d<4% mortgage p aco Wxt4 nntl enjoy tiltrft-nHHforrt |2,20Q en all rnqulrcti. Ibxl7 kitchen wenlnK lnlr> 3t>x 17 tfrti 1'rlce |17,80O. $1,000 DOWN 12x10 utility mom. Tlila li once To qualified buyers. Four-bed- J. LESTER RIGBY i bluo moon buy HI |25,(H)O. RUBIHI Schank Realtor M. Kuril! Itaalton, ftOO Hlvrr Hi)., Knlr room colonial split, Lot 100x150, Haven, fill 7-4532 Mryiber Multiple Linden PI. Red. 1 convenient to schools. Call now MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE let(ng: Itflrvlcn. BU 7-03)7 ASSOCIATES, Inc. tor an appointment to see this ' Member Multiple Uating lovely home. We will arrang* "REALTORS ALL" luiled, yel conveniently lucntt'ri. Om MIDDIJOTOWN — Bl. Mury'i P«rl«h, REALTORS ncre, Living num. with flrepinoe, din Threo-lieilroorn. cnnler Imll ranch. Con- Financing. pofun. SifMclrnt kit film. 3\4 b(*d- vnlilr-nt tn1 ichoolff. churches. ,!ilise* $19y900. SHddytida 1-7741 rnoniR, 1% tmlh, full Imnemenr, r We have BeriouH tiuyera waiting. EL- Kingdom Hall, 58 Forman St., Church at 11 o'clock. WOOI> A. ARMSTRONG AORNCY, SHOREWAY Asking J12.500. Ileallor, 555 Proipect Ave., Little Sil- Fair Haven; 10 St. Mary's PI. The executive committee of the ver, SH H5O0. and 220 Pearl St. Red Bank; 82 REALTY CO. BEAUTIFUL SUNDECK OVER- FROM OWNER — Private party Women's Fellowship will meet LOOKING River and Ocean. wishes to buy four-bedroom house with Pear St., New Shrewsbury; 69 j Wednesday, Sept. 12, at 8:1J p-jn. Hwy. 35 Holmdel basement, garage, GI mortgage as- Best buy for young executive sumption. Within ten miles rrf Bell Lincoln St., Fairview, and 165|circleNa Vwiii meet Tuesday^ (OH Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 with large family. Five bed- Labs. To *l»,000. P. O. Boi 850 Red Princeton PI., Belford. iSept 4 and circle two iw,. Bank. rooms, 2>/2 baths, formal dining Thursday at 7:25 p.m., Edward;day, Sept. 6. Both meetings will room, living room, two fire- Thompson will epitomize the Bi- -LEGAL NOTICE- be held at 8:15 p.m. Circle one FIRESIDE REALTY places, study or all-purpose room, ble book "Psalms" in the minis will meet Friday, Sept. 7, at 8:30 NO DOWN VETS science kitchen, hot water oil try school. The service meeting heat, full basement. NOTICE a.m. . .--v YOU'LL BE IN FOR A REAL SUR- theme will be "Patience in, the PRISE WHEN YOU SEE THIS FOUR- Asking $20,000. MONMOUTH COUNTY Teachers and officers of the BEDROOM RANCH. MODERN KITCH- SKUROtiATK'S COURT Ministry with Regularity." TULL DINING ROOM, LARGE LIV- NotUft l» Creditora to Present church school will meet Monday, ING ROOM, (10X120 LANDSCAPED 1C1ENTICALLY CONSTRUCTED Claims Against KMatft ESTATE OF THEODORE 8. WITT- Sept. 10, at 8; 15 p.m. In Fellow- EOT. SHORE HILL HOME for young BIBLE BAPTIST $250 DOWN NON-VETS NER, DECEASED ship Hall to prepare for the open- executive. Spacious living room Pursuant lo the order of EDWARD Hazlet ONLY, $8,500 AT FIRESIDE with huge stone fireplace, two C. BROEGB, Surrogate of the County ing of church school on Sunday, NO DOWN VETS bedrooms, tile bath, tile kitchen, of Monmoutu, thla day made, on the Pastor Gilbert Watt will preach Sept. 16. application of the undersigned, Benja- at the Communion service at 11 WATERI-ROHT PROPERTY _ CUS huge closets. Flagstone porch min Gruber, Administrator of the e«- Junior choir rehearsals will be TOM CAPE. FAMILY SIZED KITCH- tate of the aald Theodore 8. Winner, a.m. and the evening service at IN, NICE SIZED LIVINO KOOM. patio overlooks river and ocean. deceased, notice la hereby given to resumed on Friday, Sept. 14, and TWO BEDHOOM8, SCREENED Complete studio apartment in- the creditors of said deceased to pre< 7. will be held in the church at 7 PORCH. cluded. Zoned heating system. sent to the said Administrator their Bible school meets at 9:45 a.m. $300 DOWN NON-VETS Three-car garage, plus bomb claims Minder oath within six months p.m. under the leadership of Mrs. ONLY $9,300 AT FIRESIDE from this date. The Bible school teachers and Erwing Kehrer. shelter. Beautiful spot for ten-Dated: August 22nd. 1962 officers will hold a business meet- BENJAMIN GRUBER The Board of Trustee* will NO DOWN VETS nis court or swimming pool. HOUSE WITH GOOD CIRCULATION"— Alt rooms are accessible from the vestibule of this ranch ing Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the FOR THB FIRST TIME WE OFFER Asking $32,000. Williams Street, house, without walking through the living room. A family*room could be created by partitioning met Monday, Sept. 17, at 8:15 THIS CHARMING CAPE COD. Highlands, New Jersey, home of the Mahoneys, 11 Ver- BRIGHT BUNNY KITCHEN, DINING Administrator the living room and dining room and omitting ihe partition between dining room and kitchen. A in the pastor's study. AREA, COMFORTABLE UVINC1 Benjamin Gruber, Esq. mont Ave., Port Monmouth. JIOOM. THREE OIANT BIZED BED- 102 Bay Avenue. two-car garage could be built insteadof the single garage* Homes for Americans Plan HA251G ROOMS. Highlands, New Jersey. U of brick veneer on wood construction with asphalt Bhingle roof. Bouse area is 1,45$ square Bible study and prayer service RUMSON — Seven-year old three- Attorney /eet. Architect is Elmer Gylletk, 358 E* Chicago SU, Elgin, 111. on Wednesday at 8 p.m. LUTHERAN MEMORIAL $350 DOWN NON-VETS bedroom ranch, U'x24' living Aug. 24, 31. Sept. 7, It 128.52 ONLY $11,500 AT FIRESIDE Youth Fellowship Night on LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD room, kitchen with dining area, New Shrewsbury NO DOWN VETS . KOTICE Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. V/z tiled baths, over-sized ga- MONMOLTH COUNTY -LEGAL NOTICE- "Victory Over Temptation" is DRIAMS DO COME TRUE. TOLL rage. SURROGATE'S COURT GINGER By Gettermann FINIBHEI) RECREATION ROOM, Notice to Creditor* in Present NOTICE the sermon topic of Rev. Daniel GLEAMING SCIENCE KITCHEN, $18,500. Claims AKaavlost Eit*tft New Jersey State Department of Civ- DININO AREA, SPACIOUS LIVING ESTATE OF LOUISE A. BRUECK. D. Reinheimer at the 10:15 a.m. il Service .Examination*;. Announced ROOM, THREE BIO BEDROOMS, DECEASED To Expand ATTACHED CARPORT. RUMSON - Located in a cool closing date for filing applications Sep- service Sunday in the Tinton grove of trees. Contemporary Puruuant to the order or EDWARD tember 7, 1962. For applications, du- Falls School. Sunday school •nd $450 DOWN NON-VETS C. BROEQE. Surrogate of the County ties and minimum qualifications, apply ranch on" V/, acre plot. Living of Monmouth, this day made, on the to Department ol Civil Service, State Bible classes meet at 9:30 a.m. ONLY $14,700 AT FIRESIDE application of the under si sited, Mary Insti room, window wall, fireplace, • House, Trenton, New Jersey, or B0 ruction NO DOWN VETS Loulie Sharpie si, Sole Executrix of tha Mulberry Street, Newark 2 New Jer- Holy Communion will be cele- dining area, kitchen with barbe- .istate of the said Louise A. Brueck, de- TRY THIS FOR STZE. FOUR BIO sey, or City Hall, Caraden. New J«r- brated in the 10:15 service. cue pit, dishwasher and wall c sailed, notice Is hereby given to the BEDROOMS, BRIGHT MODERN -editor! of satii deceased to fcresent In Music The Evangelism Committee will KITCHEN. OIANT BIZED UVtNO oven, screened porch, three bed- :o£ the said Sole Executrix their clafmi Candidates from Boro of Union Beach ROOM, FULL DININO ROOM, MN- rooms, Vh tiled baths, two-car <•under oatu wlthla Mix mouths from who have Hied applications will re- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Anmeet at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the ISHED RECREATION ROOM, EN th)s date. ceive no further notice to appear un- CLOSED PORCH, TWO FULL BATHS garage. Taxes only $658. Dated: August 2nd, 1962 less they are not qualified. expansion of instructional facil- home of Larry Dassow, Middle- TWO-CAR OARAGE- $31,500. THESE examinations will be held town. $450 DOWN NON-VETS MARY LOUISE SHARPLE83 Saturday-September 15, 1962 Patrolman ities in instrumental music will 83 Rlverlawn Drive. at 8:30 A.M. Applicants will report be available in township schools The choir resumes its fall re- ONLY $15,000 AT FIRESIDE EXCELLENT TASTE created Fair Haven, New Jeney lo Junior High School No. 4. Daytan NO DOWN VETS this beautiful Little Silver show Sole Executrix and Grand Streets, Trenton, New Jer this coming semester, R. Thomas hearsals at 8 p.m. Thursday In Daniel S. Welgand, Esq. aey. the parsonage. Saturday the teen- IF PRICES WERE OWEN FOR BEST place. 21' living room, with fire- 77 Broad Street, I Open to male citizens, two years Jannarone, superintendent of BUYS, TH1B BPARKLING SPLIT place, dining room, kitchen with Red Bank, New Jeney resident In Boro of Union Beach. Pa- schools, has announced. agers will accompany the Met- WOULD SURELY WIN. MODERN Attorney. trolman, Salary, I4O0O-91Q00 per year, SCIENCE KITCHEN, PULL DININO wall oven, 10'x26" enclosed porch, Aug. 10, 17, 24, 31 129.44 All*. 17. 31 " J12.88 "Because of the success of last ropolitan Area Walther League ROOM, FAMILY SIZE LIVINQ ROOM four bedrooms, two tiled baths, year's part-time instrumental mu- on a boat ride to Bear Mountain. THREE SPACIOUS BEDROOMS, FULL NOTTCE FINISHED RECREATION ROOM. AT- dry basement, garage. NOTICE sic program, the Raritan Town' TACHED CARPORT. $27,900. MONMOUTH €OUNTV MONMOCTH COUNTY $600 DOWN NON-VETS SURROGATE'S tOUKT SITRROGATE'H COUItT ship schools are initiating a pro- HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN Save time and discomfort! In- Notice To Creditors To Present Kotlre to Creditor! to Present gram that will include instru- Red Bank ONLY $15,900 AT FIRESIDE Claims Aialnsl Estate Claims Against Estate spect our picture gallery of over EfT ATEB OF JOHN DOMBEK, DE mental music as part of the Holy Communion will be ad- NO DOWN V^TS CEASEs 3D ESTATE OP GEORGE P. JEN- 300 listings. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD NINGS, DECEASED. school curriculum. This program ministered Sunday at the 9 a.m. FOR THE MOST IN MODERN LTV- C. BROEQE. Surrogate of thB County Pursuant to the order of EDWARD will include students from grades INO WE OFFER THIS JUNIOR EX- of Monmduth, this day made, on the C. BROEGB, Surrogate or the County service. Rev. Harold Hornberger, ECUTIVE SPLIT LEVEL. FEA- JOHN L MINUGH application of the undersigned, Made of Monmouth, this day made, on the 5 through 8 who are interested pastor, will preach on the subject, TURES ARE: FOUR HUGE BED- line Dornbek, Administratrix with Wll application of the undersigned, Catlr in the study of a band instru ROOIII, EAT-IN KITCHEN, DININO REALTORS-INSURORS annexed of the estate of the said John erlne E. Langhatier, Acting Executrix "Individual Responsibility Includ- AREA, WARM SPACIOUS LIVING Dombek, deceased, notice Is hereby of the estate of the said George F. ment." ROOM. Hi TILED BATHS, FULL given to the creditors of said de Jennings, deceased, notice Is hereby "I juii juiced it up a little when you were in the house!" ed, Too." FINISHED RECREATION ROOM, Member ot Red Bank ceased to present to the said Ad Riven to the creditors ol said deceased Students who sign up for In- There will be a meeting of ATTACHED GARAGE. Multiple Listing Service mlnlstratrlx with Will annexed their \o present to tho said Acting Execu- strumental music will be given claims under oath within six months Irix their claims under oath within memoers of the Luther League $700 DOWN NON-VETS from this date. six months from Oils date. a group lesson consisting of 35 ONLY $16,900 AT FIRESIDE 35 Rumson Road Phone 842-3500 Dated: August 23d, 1962 Dated: August 16th, 1962 who are in the cast of tha Youth Madeline Dombek CATHERINE B. LANQHANS. Dental Nurses' Course to 40 minutes per week. Classes 80 East Front Street, Sunday play Sunday from 7 to 9 (ALL DOWN PAYMENTS ARE 14 Mechanic St. will be set up according to abil- Red Bank. N. J. SUBJECT TO VA AND FHA WANT PRIVACY! Thla Immaculate Freehold, New Jersey p.m. (Acting Executrix) APPROVAL) three-bedroom home has charm plu». Administratrix with ity so as to benefit each individ- Enjoy the patio wrth barbecue under Will annexed iIIam E. Graty, Esq., ual child. After completing the Ruth Circle of United Lutheran FIRESIDE REALTORS tall oaks. Screened porch for siesta Messrs. Goldberg & Cerrato SO East Front Street, Set at Union Junior Church Women will meet Tus- and huge sized living room, dining 2 East Main Bt. Red Bank, N. J. fundamental stages of playing, room and kitchen. II you want the Freehold. New Jersey Attorney students will be eligible for theday at 8 p.m. in the parish house. OS 1-2531 best neighborhood and taxes under Attorneys Aug. 21, 31, Sept. 7, U I2S. CRANFORD — Monmouth for admittance to a year-long The pastor will give a talk on the Ewjr. X at Laurel Ave. Ho.'m-lf 1500 call now for appointment to see Aug. 24, 31, Sept. 7. 14 129.14 County residents were invited to- school band, which rehearses completely remodeled home at |2i,00o, •NOTICE dental nurses' course, which Book of R,. ions, entitled, nus«e!l M, Boru» Realtori, 600 River NOTICE day by Dr. Kenneth W. Iversen, each Tuesday and Thursday aft- RUMSON RANCH Rd., Fair Haven. SH 7-4532 Member MONMOUTH COBNTTf opens Oct. J. ' "WhafAKra'cti MONMOUTH COUNTY ernoon." CflMe to all achaols, church anil trans Multiple Listing Service. KURllOGATE'S COURT dean of Union College, to apply portatkra. Within two blocks of Nave- SURROGATE'S COURT Notice to Creditors to Present Although the program is spon- Mr. Jannarone continued, "In •Ink River. Good living room, large OAKHURST — 416.900 buys custom Notlre to Creditors to Present Clalma Attaint! Estate sored by the college and the BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN dining area, line kitchen, three bed built three-bedroom ranch. Eat-In kitch- Claim* Agnimt Estate ESTATE OF BENJAMIN MARMUL- -LEGALNOTICE- order to eliminate the initial ex- en, aeparate dining room, VA baths, STEIN, DECEASED. rooraf, large porch, full basement, jra ESTATE OF MARGARET AUMACK, Union County Dental Society, it pense of having to purchase mu- Clifftvood . rate. Offer* Invited. Asking $23,000, Wpoded lot THE) MEISTRICH AOEN- Pursuant to the| order of EDWARD CY, SH 1-M88. ' DECEASED. C. BROEGE. Surrogate of the County NOTICE is not restricted to residents of sical instruments before children "The Christian Concept of La- CROWELL REALTORS Pursuant to the order of EDWARD ot Monmouth, this day made, on the 1 MONMOUTH COUNTY Union County. The program,' con- 41 East Front fit. Red Bank BRICK AND FRAME C. EROEGE, Surrogate of the County application of the undersigned, Roae SURROGATE'S COURT learn to play the instruments, the bor" will be the pastor's sermon SH 1-4030 NEW flIX-IIOOM RANCH just corn of Honmouth, this day made, on the Marmulsteln, Sole Executrix of tha es- Notice to CrnUlora lo frearnt tary to a public misconception, Application ot the undersigned, Ada 2f. school music department has ar-topic for Sunday's 10 a.m. serv- Multiple Listing Bervlce pleted Three bedrooms, Itt baths, iep- tate ot the said Benjamin Marmul (Halms AKtiast Eilaf* arate dining room, spactoua deluxe Miller and Chester Aumack Executors eteln, deceased, notice li hereby Riven ESTATE OF OTTO HERDEN, DE- is available to all persons of post- ranged for a rental plan whereby ice. Sunday will conclude the 10 kitchen with bullt-lni, IV living room, of the estate of the said Margaret Au- to the creditors of said deceased to CEASED. high school age who can qualify, students of the township schools A. FRED MAFFEO hot water heat, clothes dryer, at- maclc, deceased, notice Is hereby giv- present to the said Sole Executrix Pursuant to the order of EDWARD a.m. summer service. Beginning tached garage and only 120,200. L en to the creditors of said deceased (heir clalma under oath within BIX C, BROEOE, Burrojate ot tin County Dr. Iversen said. may rent an instrument for asSept. 9 the service will begin at REALTOR WOOV A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, to present to the a aid Executors their months from this date. ol Monmouth, thla day maile, on the Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave., Little Bit- claims under oath within six months Dated; August 13th, 1962 application of the underlined, Mary long, as desired. Details of this 11 a.m. and the church school ver. 8H 1-450O. from this date. 737 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY ROBE MARMULSTEIN, V. H»rt, Admlnl.tratrli « the estate plan and* a demonstration of all Dated; August 10th, 1962 - of the said Otto Herden, deceased, no- METHODIST will also meet for the first time SHadyside 1-9333 LITTLE BILVER — Reduced to sell ADA M. MILLER, ijjri Keyport Road, ^*lew Monmouth, N. J. tice la hereby given to the creditors of instruments will be given at thesince summer at 9.30. leaving area. Small Colonial, dormer 49 Jackson Street. said deceased to preient to the said Atlantic Highlands MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING across back, four bedrooms plus one Fair Haven, N. J. (Sole Executrix) Raritan Township High School on Messrs. Klntaky ft Hlmelman, Administratrix their claims under oath "Time for a Change" will be HOLIDAY SPECIALS unfinished, two batha, separate dining, CHESTER AUMACK. within six months from this date, the following dates: fireplace, screened porch, dry base- 9 Wesley Street. 3 East Front Street, ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Red Bank, New Jersey rated: Aurust 2«th. 1BG2 Rev. George E. Taylor's sermon ment, attached garage, $17,800, SH 1- Mon mouth Beach, N. J. MARY V. HART, "Monday, Sept. 10, at 8 p.m. EXCEPTIONAL BUY - Six-year- 2306. Bz editors. Attorneys subject Sunday at 8:30 and 11 Little Silver Aug. 17, 24, 31, Sept. T I3S.52 10 Forrest Avenue* for students and parents of the old split level, 21' living room Messrs. Abramoff & Apy Fair Haverl, N. J. a.m. Service on the 11th Sunday aft- dining room, sparkling kitchen, FHA APPRAISED — COMMITMENT 1S5 Pro id Street, Administratrix Beers Street School, Middle Road AVAILABLE. Only fl/IW down, w*th NOTICB er Trinity will be as follows:' large den, three-bedrooms, tiled Red Bank, N. J\ Messrs. HcCu* O'Hern, School and Hazlet School." low monthly payments. Immaculate Attorneys. MONMOUTH COtWTT SO Broad Street. -LEGALNOTICE- Holy Communion at 8 ».m. and baths, covered patio, attached ga- three-bedroom home. Living room, din- Aug. 17, 24, 31, Sept T $32.20 SVKROUATE'S COURT R«d Bank. N. J. "Tuesday, Sept. 11, at 8 p.m. ing room, eat-In kitchen. Large family Notice to Creditors to Pretest Attorneys morning prayer and sermon by rage. 41/4% mortgage can be as-room, powder 't^m, screened-In side NOTICE Claims Against Estate Aur. 31, Sept 7, M, 51 127.80 NOTICE for the students and parents of turned. Minutes to school, shop- porchporch . Workshop and utility room. At- ESTATE OF NORMAN DILETTO, MONMOIITH COUNTY the rector, Rev. A. Allen Atten-. MONMOCTH COUNTY the Cove Road School, Lillian ping, parkway. $17,500. tached gar»Be, ntorm windows, DECEASED. - NOTICE HUKROUATK'B COURT borough, at 10 a.m. screens, doors. New freezer, refrlj- HURROGATE'S COURT Pumuant to the order of EDWARD MONMOUTII OOCNTV Notice to Creditors to Present Drive School, West Keansburg eraior, washer-dryer. Near Uly-Tullp Notfrf> to Creditors to Present C. BROEGB. Surrogate ot the County BUKKOr.ATE'S COURT Claim* AfUnit K.itato St. John's Guild will hold an INCOMPARABLE — ^Four-bed- and Bell Labs. Walking distance to Claims ArftlDst Estate oC Monmouth, this dayo.ms.de, on the Notice to Cred'tor. In Present ESTATE OF ELEANOR HUHD and St. John's Schools." room colonial just two-years schools, shopping and all bus lines. ESTATE OF WARY KOSMA, DE- application ot the undersigned, Chris- Claims Ajalnit Eslttn LEE, DECEASED. opening luncheon Thursday at PrlCft X17.50.0O WALKER & WALKER, CEASED, tine Dlleito, Sole Executrix of toe K3TATE OF MARCEl. PERRAULT, "The music departmrent'has al- young, 23' living room with fire- Realtors, East side of T?t. 33. Middle, Pursuant to the order of'EDWARD Pursuant to the order of EDWARD 12:30 p.m. at the Cobblestones, estate of the said Norman Biletlp, de< DECEASED. C. BROEQZS, Surrogate ol the County so announced that if for any rea place, formal dining room, pan-town (approximately 1000 feet north C. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County ceased, notice Is hereby given to the Pursuant to the order of EDWARD Middletown. of MIddletown Shopping Center). Open of Monmouth, this day made, on the irf Monmouth, this day made, on the son the assigned nights cause an creditors ol said deceased to present C. BROEOS, Surrogate of the County application of the undersigned, Charles eled den, bright kitchen with seven day*. 03 1-2126. O9 1-3311. CO 4- application of the undersigned. Eliza- to the said Sole Executrix their claims of Monmouth. this day .made, on the Registration for the pre-prl- 5212. beth K. Naylor (formerly Elizabeth Carroll Lee, Sole Executor ol the estate Inconvenience for anyone who dishwasher, twin sized bedrooms, under oath within six months from application of the undersigned, Harry of the said Eleanor Huril Lee, de- mary class of church school will Lang ford) and Anna Hockln, Ex ecu- this date. wishes to attend the demonstra- UNBELIEVABLE, BUT TRUE — You Gould, Sole Eiecutor or"the estate of ceased, notice Is hereby given to the 2H tiled baths, hot water base- trices ot th» estate of the said Mary Dated; Aitguwt 8th, 1S62 the .aid Marce] Perrault deceased, be held Sunday immediately aft- can own a spacious family home Kosma, deceased, notice Is hereby giv- creditors of said deceased to present tion they may attend the alter board heat, aluminum combina- CHRISTINE DILETTO, notice ll hereby given to the creditors framed by tall, stately trees on the en to the creditors of said deceased to the salrt Sole Executor their claim, er the 10 a.m. service. This class s Allen Place. or said deceased to present to the nate meeting." tion screens and storm sash, full beautiful Naveslnk River for less than to preient to the saltl Executrlcpn under oath within six month* from Red Bank, New Jersey, .aid Sole Executor their claims under you think, Imagine your own private their claims under oath within six this date. is for children between three and basement. Two-car attached ga Sole Executrix oath within six months from this date. sandy bench a boat anchored sit your months from this date. Dated: August 28th, 1M2 five. rage. Transferred. Owner ask front door. By spacious we mean a Dated: Augtut 2lst. JM2 Messrs. Vaugban ft Harazill Dated: Aumst 7m, 1M2 CHARLES CARROLL LEB Ing $30.000. 27x21 living room, 17x21 dining room, 177 Afafn Stret, HABBY GOULD Naveslnlt River Itoad, (•lotting a Bang modern kitchen, den, library, two bath,a ELIZABETH K. NAYLOR Manasquan, N. J., 202 WiHon St. Locust. New Jersey and two powder rooms. There are £66 Greene Avenue, Attorneys. Union Beach, New Jersey Sole Executor Out of Driving WESTMINSTER BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL four twin-size bedrooms on the second Belford, New Jersey Aug. 10, 11. 24, 31 J'fMl Bole Eseruror Messrs. Roberts, PUlstmry floor and Tour more on the third floor ANNA HOCKIN William C. Lloyd, Eiq. a> Carton HILLSIDE (AP) — Several PRESBYTERIAN And & most convenient ytt seclude. which can be closed off If you have 255 Sunrise Place, NOTICK 35 Church Streel. •Jiff First Avenue. Middletown area near Red Bank. No: a develop- no need for them. Everything In tip-top Belford, New Jersey,. {Ceanjiiiir*, N«» Jersey Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey motorists got a decided bang ment Feature* wonderful 22' den and tfOTICK TO PKRSONS IV MILITARY condition. Asking $43,500,, offers con- Executrlces SERVICE OR PATIKNTS IN VKT- Mlornev. Attorneys. out of driving an Rt. 22 Wednes- At services Sunday at 9; 15 a.m., fireplace. Tou will want to live In thla Bldered. Russell M. Boms Realtors, Frederick H. Samuels, Esq. KUAN'S HOSPITALS AND TO Aug. 10, 17, 24, 31 tl».S1 Aug. II, Sept. 7, II, It »2«.B2 Rev. Harlan C. Durfee will hav« (en. Al«o 24' living room with fire 600 River Rd., Fair Haven. SH 7-4532. 57 W. South Orange Ave. THKIIt RELATIVES AND HUKN11S day night. fclace, W dining room. line kitchen Member Multiple Listing Service. South Orange, New Jersey, If you are In the military service as his sermon topic "The Car- Four bedrooms, SH oathi, two-car ga Police said westbound autos Attorney or are a patient In a Veterans Hoa- rage. Thli li a home FOU will be BRrCK AND FRAME RANCH. Center Aug. St, 31, S«pt. 7, 14 *33.12 pJtat and dealre to irole ot It you are were setting off explosive car- penter of Galilee," Miss Patricia ttost proud of-and w COMFORTABLE hall, living room, fireplace, bookcases, " relative or friend of a person who "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Laine will sing a soprano solo. Price *37,5O0. dining room, wtll-planned kitchen. Den NOTICE in the military service *or a patient tridges strewn across the high- CROWELL REALTORS with fireplace, four bedrooms plus ail In a veterans hospital who, you be For Saturday, September I way at the Newark line. 41 East Front fit. Red Bank purpose room or fifth bedroom. 24 MONMOUTH COUNTY leve, will desire lo vote in the spe SH 14030 baths. Attached two-car garage. Lots of HURROdATF'H COURT clal school referendum to be held tin The cartridges are normally METHODIST . MuKlpto Lifting Service^ cMsets, ntomne apace. LlUle Silver lo- Notlcr to Creditors to Present IB October J963 kindly wrllit In the Morganville cation. $31,950. LAWRENCE J, BCHTLL- Claims Afalnst Ritato undersigned at once making applica- used to drive screws and nails OC1CANPORT — BPUT LEVEL. New Present—For You and ING, REALTOR IB Snrlrar Street. Red ESTATE OF GUBTAVE BRAND tion for a military service btillul t» bi — Three bedroom*, large Living room, through hard surfaces. Police Sunday worship service Is at 9 Bank. SH 7-4121 MEMBER MULTIPLE STETTER, DECEASED voted In laid election to be forwarded Yours . - . You may gel help dining room, modern kitchen with dish- LISTING. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD to you, If you are In the military swept the lively debris to thea.m. Sunday school meets at 10 washer, range and oven, walnut pan- C. BROEOE, Surrogate of the County service w are a patient in & vctpran? where you least expect it. Favori tied den, large bathroom with double WATERFRONT. DEEP WATER CHAN- Df Monmouth, this day made, on the hospital, statins your name, age, serin side of the road. dinks and vanity powder room. laundry NEL. NEW BULKHEAD. Older larRe application ot the undersigned, Gus- number, hnm« address, and the addresr are apt to be granted; money loom with dryer, one-car garage, J2x family home. Spacious entrance foyer, tave Brandstetter. Jr. and Emma LJed, at which you are stationed or can he 13. Baseboard hot water heal. living room, stone flreplnce, dining Executors of the estate of the said found, or If you desire the military lent may be returned. Eloquenca I18.MM. room, TV room, family kltchan, powder service ballot for a relative or friend Gustave Brandatetter, deceased, notice then rnak^ an application under onth and potent me of words are ao room. Four bedrooma. one with fire- is hereby given to the creditors of UTTLE SILVER - SPLIT - Three place, two balhH. ihrp* bed rooms, for a nmhary service ballot to he said deceased to present to the said rorwarrtea to him staling In your ap cenled, indicating another good- bedroomi, Jiving room, dining room, bath, third flfwr. Pint 10K4O0. Tram, Executors their claims under oath modern kitchen with table-to? ranne plication Ihftt he <• over the nRp of ferred nwnc within the fltnl« on and like 'cm! • Game room nt. M Colls Neck KHTATE OF CORYDON F. TAYI/>rt. October If!, I(M>2 bvit tx-cuune r-f Ulncsn • 10 yearn old DECEASED, or ph.yfllt:. Can HROEGB, Surrogatit oT ttra County tr hfcniiflc of resident attendance o[ n • Low tnnei — S682.00 CA 2-8491. f Monmnuth, this dny made, on the echnol, cullc^n at unlvernlty. win IM1 T, • IVrfecl condition pplication of the undrrslErfptl. Frundit ARIES |Born March 31 to April 19) FOUR ACHES ~- In Monmmith County, unahln U> ami your hitllot nl Hie poll- LIBRA |S.pt. 2] to Ocl. 22) • Low iir.cn - fH.OOO nbdell aril First Natlnnnl City Trust ing nlnce In vmir district nn said dntF TIlii h A good lime to rfnfw your ti\. Your jiidumfirt iin'i too rrliiole about npptnvetl tor nursing himir. For de- rial 741-7200 ompntiy, Excriitors at the ritlnte ot mil you dffllr^ to voto in the special erfty. 'J'skp it rt*y and JTM rilt* rest. moiify inatiFft now, io procrrd rtmtoui- tlt write "A.X," IIox Oil, Red Bank. e said Coryilnn !•', Tuylnr, drcensed ichool referendum to In- liold on Oc- PHILIP J. nOWBUS * CO. ly. BIJC~ACnK8 -~N«w Biirewshury. Win otlce Is lieroliy RIVPTI to the crmlllorn oltpr' 1(1, 1062, kindly write or apply AURUS (April 20 lo Ms/ 20) Real Estato Bnlco IBM •ncrlflcn, 1300 per acre. Ernest Tnmal- f ii\ld deceased to present to Die u jicrfloii to thn undcrnlRnrd nt tnirc A nrw «|,prnaclt In yoi.r wfitk rill Mible SCORPIO (Oct. 2) lo No/. 21) WALTER 8. OVBRTON rcquentlng Hint a civilian atmentpe hnt- you to KPI more dmir it) Im liinr. . Dnii't dilly •itally »round, not knowinn nl. Real Estate; Agency. CA 2-MPT. aid Executors their clntmn under oath lot lie forwarder to you. Huch reqursl Affiliate > WtO ACJ1ES -- Off Laurel Ave,, ithin alx morithd from this rinte. wlirir to Hint. J'iich right inl must alntc your homo mttlrrn.i, nmt tlir EMINI |Mty 21 lo Juna 21) #0 Whltfl at. Red Hank lolmdet. Ileni hullilinK, trailer liouie Dated: Augunt 10th, Jfl*»2 idilrrn.H n> which fluid ballot nhmiUl t>f SAGITTARIUS (Nor. 22 io D.c. 21} FRANCIS LOUlini.L ocial irtivilit* atr favnrril. Inn orrtetl Opjiosllo Municipal Parking Lot lent, nnd must ha signed with your out undralrabl* teiuitnunrrt fltit. lie corii »1 to uninvit«l sumlf, but don't 1(19 Cooper llnLUl, ilpiintiire, and atntf; (hu roiison why l«nirmnf your ami [itini, CTlON of two-to-lhtee lird Bank, N. J. Km will not he able to vota ot your .crc woodfd plots. Oak, lieech and CANCER (Jun«22 io July 71) inuill polling place, No rivllinn SIHPTV CAPRICORN (Dsc. 22 to J.n, 20) , [logwood, nomo with view ami brook, NATIONAL CITY He w»ry of Mra-iurri you nirtt loniglif, BHVKN-KOOM IIO1ME VCI hnllf.t will tifl turnttUtd or tor- l>n,i't nukr rani, lirmniKr^ vhiil, ymi [>Hiflra high and rolling, defti restrlc- c*iwciilly lliosr of ihr oi'ivnite urn. 110 Ehrewabury Ave., HIM! flank. rilUBT COMPANY wnrdod to nny npjillrntit unlmii ri> lave #10 tttteHl'mii "f li»ff. , HI I 7-41117 __ _ Ion to protect purchaser, $9,500 nnd Uy: WARUKN L. MUHltAY, fliipnt ilmtofore In received mil lrsn up, '•llolinwond," Mlnntlo Townnlilp. A Trim Olfker un R rlnyn prlnr to HIP upocinl m-liw>! EO (July 32 fo Aug. 21J AQUARIUS (Jin. 21 lo F.b. I?) IJAXLKT ~- Fmir-iinlrdoiii OiU>o CCHI, Pnut H. Rtryker, Renllor, Ilnlmdel. •fcrrnihim find cnntnlns I lie forPRiilnp IWt do anytliiiiK im|>i.lMvr>y jtiM to InMurmr nT rrlntivr, M itimti; in Anin. two nnlfttlPil, two linlliilMiPrt. I'fwil BR Wnll HI., N. J. fl«-«44. >)iow oil. 1'roplf will rrirri! it. rin< (hart, l.ialrti nitK an n|w ftirtial drfrrf^re In rlilrr nirntlus 113 000 V7ALKKR A WALK Kit, HeitU flit, llrrl 11 wnit. 11 (;(irnin*rce Htrr^t, flocrrtnry lo Bowt ot Kdutnllon ill pail i( jmi f Mld- It pays to advertise In The Attorney*. Ilninion, Nrw Jtrnry •er Want Adi tomorrow!" fllctnwn flhtipiilng Onlur). Oi»n Ktvrn AUK. .11 , fn.ftO tlnyii OH J-212fl. OH J-33JI. !-'» 4-WIX Register.—Advertisement Aug, 17, 21, 31, 8ppt. 7 tfl.H

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